1986 Maroon

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Student Life

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Album

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Sports

Faculty

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Ads

C.H.S.'S Max Maroon Yesterday, Today, And .. .Forever • 1

You ee him everyday, all around you on T·shirts, buttons, the Chronicle, the Yearbook and at sporting events. This is the 30th year Max Maroon has symbolized Central High School spirit. In the year to come the long line of stu· dent will keep the spirit of Max 2 alive.

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!History!

In 1955 a group of students, known a the "Peparoons" were one of the many groups to en· hance school spirit here at Cham· paign Central High. One of the ideas to promote their school cheers was Max Maroon. The original Max Maroon was a fuzzy white head with a maroon bow, worn by Pat Kortkamp during the football sea on and E ther Bundy during the basketball season.

Through the years Max Maroon has gone under many different changes. His head was replaced by a maroon paper mache of a bear, and he switched from being a pe· paroon to being a rna cot. Thirty year later Max is still going strong.

1. The original Max Maroon.

2. Max poses in from of Maroon para·

phenalia 3. Barbara Cook carrie on rhe 30 yr. old rradirion.

Go All Our - W.T.F.!

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That Good 'Ole Summertime

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When the Ia t bell of the school year rings, there are many thing on the students' minds, such as working at a part time job, vacationing, swimming, and loafing.

During the summer of "85" mo t of the students did what they wanted to do. Some took vacations, worked, nearly everyone went swimming, some partied, and unfortunately everyone loafed.

1 - Charlie Younger and Brian Muncy display the latest fashions: Sport coat & short ; Boxers & broken leg.

2 - Kri tie Cobble and Gretchen Cobb in Bo ton.

3 - Alumnus Brian Stull, seniors Dann Daly, Chris Ceo s, junior Kerith Zaccaria, and fre hman Andy Bloom.

4 enior Jenny Marcelus, Dusty Matejkowski, Cindy Nelson, and Erika Tousey at a market in Guadalajara.

5 - Sophomore Darrel Boysaw pose with Illini Football players Greg Boysaw and Steve Williams .

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Graduation '85 Graduation time is one of the mo t looked forward to event in a young adult life. Parents and grandparents alike look forward to eeing their on or daughter walk across the stage to receive their diplomas. For the student however, it i another tory. For orne just getting a good report card is a struggle, some have part time job and others are in athletic ports. But no matter how many difficulties you go through, getting your diplomas i always worth it. tudent now can look forward to college life and being independent.

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Graduate Julie Greenburg addresse the enior cla s.

2 enior looking back on their high school years.

3 Jan la ey help Mike ampbell adju t hi graduation gown. tf Graduate Edward Cook shake hands with Mr. Wojtena.

The Night Dreams Came True.

Prom is the most important dance during High chool. The Guys ask their favorite girl week in advance. The girl earch tore after store for that perfect dre . Guy go all out, nothing i too good for their date.

Whether it is dinner at the mo t expen ive restaurant or renting a limo they go all out. After the dance, pairs go home to change and head to western bowl for po t prom. ouples bowl, play pool , play video games, or dance to a live band until the early morning hours. People then head out to watch the un rise and get a bite to eat. The perfect end to a perfect night.

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I Kri\11 Lemmon and Traq oonan qutetl y "au for the~r date~ to hrtng them ha~k \Orne punlh.

2. Ore-.. Li,ing;ton and Patti \\7a\hburn ~ut the ca ke for the hung ry dan~er> .

3. Fred People' and hi., date: get out of a limo.

-1. Senior Jtll Hall and her date take 11me out from dancing to thetr breath .

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Maroons Victorious Over The Raiders.

Homecoming week i alway an exclttng time for Central student . With everyone running around making floats and getting ready for the dance, the game i eagerly awaited.

Thi years game was played again t the Bloomington Raiders. It wa a hard and brute! game. Central held the Raiders to 24 yards.

Then Kelly Mathew broke through the middle for a 2 yard touchdown. The Maroons led by Jim Alexander at defensive end, linebacker Brian Muncy and Dave Gerard, and defen ive back Lamar Utly played like Champion . They pulled away with a 7-0 victory over the Raiders and won are first homecoming game in 5 years.

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I Dusty Marejowski after being announced Home coming Queen.

Picture 2 Anthony \\' illiams rushes the line.

P1c1ure umber rands back" hile the other make the tackl e.

P1c1ure 4 The Maroons ready 10 make a rou hdown .

Picture 5 John Zemanack passes the ball off 10 Anthony Wil liams.

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Fall Kicks Off With KickOff Dance

On Friday, August 30, 1985, the fint social event of the school year was held in the girl's gym. It was the first annual Fall Kick·off Dance, which was ~ponsored by student council.

A large crowd danced to music provided by a local OJ, in what hould become another of entral's great tradition . ~t:\t:ral \IUdlnl\ P'"" for an Jn(Jmldd(Jng r•<turt:. 2 St:niOr .\1a(J D<t:nng modd' th<· ldtt:\t foothall fa,hwm. ~ - S<niOr Bnan Muncy and

ophomon Kathy Li,ing,ton \hart: a \lm• danu: tog<tht:r. gather\ 10 ha'e their pinun: taken.

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Anything Goes Cas1 of Characrer Becky Barsread Ward James Micheal Murphy Rob10 Lewman Hollie Olefsky John Zemenak Karie R•egel John Riegel indy elson . Tracey oonan . , hns Mirchell . ..•............... reve Love • . . . Tarry Fuller .....•.•.......... Amy Yarbrough

Reno wecncy Billy Crocker Moonface .

Hope Harcour1 Bonnie Sir Evelyn ..... .

Mn. Harcoun Whirney Reponer .. ( amcrawomcn .

IC"-ard Pur;er B1shop Pur11y .

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. . •..•..•.. Li a D•erzel . . . . . . . . . . . . Aly on Widlo k1 ..•..• . . . . . Maria Reed Erik Mosran Mike hay Ge Van Oa,id Braskamp Rob Weber han1a lay Julie Keller Lisa Perer Lisa Ries Pam Roy

P1cture #I - Mike Murphy A.K.A. Moonface explains rhe fac1 10 hing and L1ng.

P1uurc #2- Becky Bar.read lcr;John Zemenak kno" ho.,. mu h she really care for h1m.

Pi lure # Moonface lap do"n rhe Ia" 10 B1lly rocker.

P1 lure #4 Reno weeney daales rhe men "-llh her charm.

PlCIUre #5 Ward Jame; plead; 10 be le1 our so he can go 10 his Jo,es ide.

Picrure #6- Hope Harcoun and ir Evelyn ue rhe kno1.

Maroon Staff Goes Lyle Hodge

Editor -in- hief; Gretchen obb Ken Raquel

John Krou e Regina Owen port Editor; Pat Dillman Doug Petrovich Club & Organization Editor; Katie

our Mike Rochford

Album Editor; Beth Fisher Jeff Adverti ement & Busine

Editor; Ginger

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teven on De serae

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Teri Slauery Mis y Pfeifer Mark

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EddieD Atley

Headline , copy, caption , and layout . The e word are all common term for the yearbook taff. But, as one might be inclined to believe, being a staff member of the Macon is not all

fun and game . Students are con tantly under pre ure to meet deadline while at the arne time still maintain a high quality of work.

Above - Front Row: Ken Raquel. Middle Row: De erae hepston, Beth Fischer, Katie ouk, Regina Owens, Ginger tevenson. Back Row: Mark Spoonamore, Lyle Hodges, John Krouse, Jeff hanhohzer, Gretchen Cobb, Mike Rochford, Doug Petrovich, Eddie DeAtley, Mi y Pfeifer. Upper Right -Junior Teri Slauery smiles after completing a difficult layout.

Middle Right -Junior Mike Rochford works on hi tory for the golf team. Lower Right A brief glimp e of what Yearbook i all about.

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With The Max

1. Juniors Desserae Shep ton and Beth Fischer sort out senior survey . 2. Junior Ginger teven on works on ads for the Yearbook. 3.

Editors Gretchen Cobb and Ken Raquel take a break from working on the Yearbook deadline chedule. 4. The Yearbook staff poses one last time for the camera.

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SPORTS

SING A SONG FOR CHAMPAIGN. LOUDLY SING HER PRAISE. LOYALTY FOREVER; WE'LL LOVE HER ALL OUR DAYS. RAH: RAH: RAH: HAIL OUR DEAR OLD HIGH SCHOOL, ONWARD TO FAME. WE'LL ALWAYS STRIVE FOR DEAR CHAMpAIGN TO HONOR HER NAME.

CCCHA-MMMP A-IIIGN CHAMPAIGN, CHAMPAIGN LET'S WIN: OH, WHEN THE CDS BOYS FALL IN LINE, WE'RE OUT TO WIN THIS GAME ANOTHER TIME. FOR THE MAROON AND WHITE WE'RE GOING TO YELL AND YELL, AND FOR THE WHOLE DAMN TEAM WE'RE GONNA YELL AND YELL AND YELL: WE'RE GOING TO FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT FOR EVERY SCORE, WE'RE GOING TO CIRCLE ROUND AND MAKE IT MORE, MAKE IT MORE. PUT (OPPOSING TEAM) ON THE SIDE, ON THE SIDE. RAH: RAH: RAH:

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Track Team Goes to State

FIR T ROW: . Raquel, D. Boyer, D. Lozar, A. Billhymer, P. Tou ey, D. Gingerich, D. Ei ensrein,). O'Connor, D. Boy aw.

ECOND ROW: G. Boysaw, . May, B. Miller, P. Ruzicka, T. Napper, A. Weather poon, B. Reardon, L. Hodges.

THIRD ROW: Coach tirren, . Davis, J. McMullen, A. Angel, D. Bishop, Q. Tepe, D. Linn, ). tapleton, K. John on, ). Green, J. Love, M. Jahn.

FOURTH ROW: C. Dicker on, M. Mullen, M. Kirby, . lade,). Fiore, T. ochrane, R. reward, T. noeyink, D. Thoma , ). hanhohzer, M. Pothau t, C. tarkey, T. Richard , hep ton. enrral boy track team sent a relay ream con i ring of Tim Cochrane, Terry Napper, Brax Miller, and Paul Ruzicka to tate. In addition to the relay team, Greg Boy aw al o qualified for state. The relay ream ran the 1600 meter relay and had a time of 3:21:09, fini bing under the top 8. Greg Boy aw qualified for the 100 and 400 meter dash, but could not complete because of a stress fracture in hi leg.

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PICT RE 3 - Hester Williams prepares to put the shot put in orbtt .

PICT RE 4 - Brax Miller shows satisfa uon with his run .

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Central girl ' track team had a young team, con isting mostly of freshmen and ophomore . Kathy Davis on went to tate and ran in the two mile race and fini hed with a 12:09.

Laura Ono and Tonya McGo,.,an ~trctch out before meet.

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Abo'e Tonya McGo,.an, Kathy Davisson, Lynda Moeller. and Leslie Hammersmith warm up with a brisk run. Belo"' Karin Bunua leaps 1nlo acuon.

ROW 1: L. Mocllere, K. Davisson, . elson,J. Vaughn, . Miller, H. chroeder. ROW 2: oach Ander , L. eal, . H~r~chfcld,J. mith, C. Lay, K. Widholm, T. McGowan. oach Davidson. ROW 3: M. Reis, L. Ono. M. Woodis, L. Hammcrsmuh, M. Leeper, M. Roberson, D. Ryherd.

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19 5 wa a "1nn10g year for 1he boy' 1ennt~ 1eam. emrai did excellem in 1he Kankakee 1ournamen1 fini~hing "'uh firs1 place. They also finished econd a1 1he big 121 conference and firs! a1 ecuonai . The O\erall record for 1985 wa an oumanding 11-3:

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I - M . ( HA(HT RET R . THE BALL. 2- . CA ' EY, 0 E OF THE BETTER VAR· SITY PLAYER MA IP LATES THE BALL TOWARD A OTHER VICTORY.

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Girls Have A Victorious Season

The 1985 oftball team had a winning eason. The team worked well together which helped them win 11 game .

Heather Gladney (pictured right) pitched almo t every inning and Jan Claey batted .350 for the ea on. orne of the letter winner were: Amy Buckles, Bridget Cartright, Jamie Sta i, Julie Greenburg, Mi y Morton, Marcie Maier, and Jodi Sta i.

ROW 0 E: J. tas1, M . Jenk\, E. Knen um , J. Gree nburg, oac h Quinlan.

ROW TWO:J. Casey, M. Maier, M . Morto n, . Wa~bburn,J. Wooley.

ROW THREE: J. tasi, J. .rumâ&#x20AC;˘sb, M. Booth, __ M e rkel.

ROW FO R: H. Gladney, A. Buc kl e\, E. haul , L. Phe lp s, .

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harnpaign Central High chool oft ball eason chedule and core Monticello Danville Mattoon t. Joe Urbana Centennial Rantoul Urbana Unity Mattoon Meta more Bloomington Centennial Rantoul McArthur Centennial Charle ton Won

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11 A dâ&#x20AC;˘>gu>tcd Jan Ia ey disagree~ wuh one of the umpire calls. cnior Bridget hniedcr s oops up a grounder and auempts a throw to the pl.uc.

3. A confident bauer. Missy Morton, wait for the pitch. l.

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Maroons Finish With Promise Cenrral' baseball team had a trong fini h after a low tart. In the final week, Central beat Danville and Centennial, who had both beaten enrral earlier in the ea on.

The teams at regional were well balanced, and Central coache knew they could defeat anyone of the teams at regionals. nfortunately, they lost to enrennial in the fir t game. orne of the tarring enior who enrral lost in '85 were: Mike ampbell, Greg Trick, Todd ackett and Lyndell lemons. Jim Alexander, Todd Lienhart and Ja on Davi have pitching experience and Andy chu ter, who tarted at catcher a a fre hman, all return with promi e.

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I - Pat Collin' strides across the plate. 2 - Coach Due gnes a helpful tip to Chri' ofranko before goâ&#x20AC;˘ng onto the field. 3 - Lyndell Clemons exhibm perfect Stroke for a base hit. 4 - Andy chuster backstcp\ an 1m1de puch.

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1 - Todd Lienhart enters his wind up. 2 - Todd ackeH puts another clo e play under hi belt. 3 Campbell make!> his powerful move roward the plate .

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ROW 1: A. w.tt.am,. (. Younger. R. Buhr. B. muh, A. chu;rer, B. Perne. ROW 2: P . Collin>. T . ackerr, M. Campbell, L. Jemons, D. Hanoka, G. Trid.. ROW 3: (oach Woley. T . Earon (Mgr).J. Da"'¡J. Alexander, . hoop. M. Deering. T. Le1nharr, C. ofranko, Coach Due.

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Soccer: A New

and Coach Phelp Dietz. down Chris hay dribble field. hane McDaniel kicks the ball during a time out.

Rick Mills kicks a free kick.

Erik Ander on races toward the goal.

Eddie Dy on demon trate good kills.

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STORY The 1985 fall sports, brought a new sport to Champiagn Central High School. Thi was soccer. It was the first Central Varsity Soccer team. With Coach Phelp and Coach Dietz coaching, and the teams performance, the team had an impressive 4-4 record, and 10 lettermen.

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Addition To Central

Front row- Peter Dixon, hane McDaniel, Daniel Konisky, Eric Schuster, Matt Potha t, Mike Shay, Brock Petrie, Marco Nieto, teve Gilmore, George Rhoad . Middle Row - Coach Phelps, Tren Aikman, Chri 01 en, Chris hay, Eddie Dy on, Daniel hoemaker, Erik Andersen, Rick Mill , Huan Paum, Bob Gilmore, ean Gould, oach Dietz. Back Row - Manager cott Rawlins, Mike McDade, Bil Weber, Bill Rumsey, Jamin ewell, Simon Doherty, Kevin Kansy.

1 - Erik Andersen, Matt Pothast and Rick Mills get ready for the game. 2 Brock Petrie jump to ave the ball. 3 - Bob and Steve Gilmore warm-up before a game. 4 - Bob Gilmore pur ice on his broken wri r.

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Central Golf Team Misses State

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I. Mike Rockford watchc> his dri'e fly down the fairway.

2. Anti ipating a good \wong, Za k McNabncy >Cl> up for his >hot.

3. Jim Green and harloc Younger discuss another team victory.

1985 MATCHES Central 384 384 343 343 304 304 210 313 313 222 215 212 J.V. 258 J.V. 218

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Opponent Danville Lincoln Ex. Dec. Rantoul Peoria Rich.

Norman Cent.

Bloom. . Del. Mattoon Mahomet Monticello Cent.

Bloom.

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ONE: J. ra~i. . Trear, . Grumish TWO: C. rines, T. Rohhin~. M. Jahn, J. Beers THREE: J. Grumi~h. M. Ro hford, Z. Me ahney, T. Beard, J. Green , H. FOUR: T . Lienharr, C. Younger, Coach chooley.

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Central Lady Tankers

~~ FIRST ROW: Coach Folts, Coach Jorgensen, M. Pfeifer, N. Osterbur,J. Vaughn, L. Loyer, C. Somer , A. Busch, L. February, K. Haigh, K. Phipps, H. Harden.

UP THE LADDER AND MIDDLE ROW: E. Spoonamore, ). Bourne, A. Owens, C. Hirschfeld, L. Wilborn, M. Krier, H. Gimlich, G. Collins, T. Oberlander, A. Capell.

BACK ROW:). Wade,).

Brunson, A. Acheson, W. Dodson, S. Noonan, A. Markward.

hannon Noonan comes up foe a breath of air before finishing her final lap.

2. Le lie Loyet takes a few practice laps in the pool.

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2& 1. Julie Vaughn and her coach look on as an opponent makes

her dive.

Centrals Lady Tankers had a very suc2. Amy Acheson attempts to get a faster time in the butterfly. ce. sful year. Everyone on the team learned 3. Shannon Noonan trives for a great finish. how to help out each other and support 4. Julie Vaughn concentrates on her dive. their school. Central had one contributor to the diving personnel. Her name is Julie Vaughn. Julie ended up with seventh place at sectionals.

The Lady Tankers ended up with a second place at sections. The team has a state qualifying team in the 400 yrd. freestyle relay.

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((Take On Me" Girls Tennis

Row one: L. Murphy, M. Murphy, A. Ehler, S.Jenks Row two: M. Barringer,). Cunnington, M. Holste, A. Ek-Vinai Row three: Coach Sparks, K. Holt, E. Tousey, M. Edward , L. Harri , H. Schutt

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The 1985 Girls Tennis Team finished the year with an improved record of 7-3. Four girls qualified to go to Chicago for the State meet. They were sophomores: Missy Holste, Kathy Holt, Jeany Cunnington, and Liz Murphy. Coach Sparks said "The team is still young, overall, and we improved alot."

1 - Missy Murphy studies the ball.

2 - Liz Murphy finished 2nd in ectionals.

3 - Kathe Holt erved the ball with speed.

4 - Letter winner, Missy Hol te was seated # 1.

5 - Erika Tousey was the team' captain and she finished 8th in the big 12.

5 - Michell Barringer concentrates on returning the ball.

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Central Has A Rough Season

The girl ' volleyball team had a very emotional ea on. This was the la t year of coaching for Coach Ra mu en. The team started out winning the arne number of games a they lo t. In the middle of the season the team hit a lump losing eleven out of twelve games. The girls came back to win three straight and almost the Regionals. Central lost in the Regional final to Centennial in a do e and deciding third game. The Central volleyball team will miss coach Ra mu en in the future.

1oach Rasmussen carefully tudies her ro ter.

2 - Kathy Livingston trie for the corner on her serve.

Row one: . Lemmon. K. Livingston, P. Washburn, L. Phelps, M . Hanoka Ro"' rwo : D. Rh) herd , J. Wooley, L. Me onaha Row three: K. Rippy, E. Shaul, S. Marejkowski, E. Knicric, K. Whcalhcr;poon and Coach Rasmu~sen .

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3 1 - Junâ&#x20AC;˘or Maru 1.u<:r "a1ch<:\ her \en<: fool 1he 01hcr 1<:am.

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Row one: . Wa hbucn, M . Mocron, S. Eagen, S. Wood , . Pomakoy, K . Mai el Row two: K. obb, K. Living ton , K . Lemmon, M. Maier, L. John on Rwo three: L. Trippi, ). Youngdahl, K. Travers, C. Merkel, D. Ryherd , and oach Ra mu en.

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Maroon Season Ends With Disappointment I \IllS R~\ult"

entral ea on came down to a come t again t ceo s-town rival U rbana. The winner wa to gain a birth to the tate playoff . Central just could not move the ball. Urbana did and the end result was a 30-7 defeat ending a di appointing season. Jim Alexander, Brian Muncy, Wilford eward, He tee Williams and Shawn Davis were all named to the Big 12 all conference team.

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I - Anthony \\C'illiam looks for an opening. 2 - John Ze· menak le1s one fly. 3 - The Maroons came ou1 fired up for rbana . 4 - Three of en1ral's 10ughe~1 defenders look anx· iously a1 a key play: Allen Jame ,Ji m Alexander, a nd Dave Gerard . 5 011 choop re· cord a no1h e r sack. 6 - Alex Rodger pur ue a fum· ble.

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R WI - P.Jackson, M. indelar, E. Mo 1er1, B. Muncy, A. Angel, A. Williams, A. Taylor. ROW 2- oach Wooley, T . Roberts, R. Barham, T .

Higgins, K. Kemper, D. Living 10n, M. Hendren. ROW 3 - L. Nicoleue, M. Spoonamore, J. Heinhor 1, D. Gerrard, J. Ki1zmiller, T . Fuller.

ROW 4 - M. DeeringJ . Zemenak, W. Ferris, A. Rodgers, M. chach1, P. Dillman. ROW 5 - J. John on, . Adki on, . Me ain, J. VanDeVenter, T . ampbell,J. Alexander. ROW 6 - D. Wooley, T . Young, A. James, T . Brown, L. Udey, . Dickerson. ROW 7 - M. Wicker!, J. H ei nrich, A. Tummelson, . hoop, . Davi , K. Ma1hew , M. Vila , J. Reardon, J. Davis, J. Clemon , H . William . ROW 8 - M. Murphy (MGR), oach Trigger, M. Mullen, J. Tres Jar, J. Blount.

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Freshmen And Sophomores Post Strong Seasons 1985

ormal 1attoon Rantoul Decatur Eisenho,.er Damille Final Record of 8· 1

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I - Andy chuster makes a touchdown look easy. 2 for a receiver.

Robert Me a ire takes the hand off from John Wright. 3 -John Wright drops back and looks

ROW 1 -D. Mill , A. lemons, D. Boy aw,J. Borovec, R. McNaire,J. Andujo. ROW 2 - .Johnson, R. Hu band,). Hooser,). Heffernan, R. Galey, . Dixon, M. raino. ROW 3-M. Peterson,). 0' onnor,J. Neil, M. ortez, P. Austin, D. Mcintosh. ROW 4 - J. Wright, P. Tousey, lade, . haw, A. chu ter,). choonover. ROW 5 oach chuster, D. Kucera, P. haw.

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J. Llewellyn,). Wheeler, L.Jackson, . Howard, M. Cooper, D. Winbush,). Frame, D. Green. ROW 2- T. Clark, M. Clemons, M. mi1h, M. Zemenak,J. Mi1chcll, R. RIChard~on, E. Brown. ROW 3 - T. chroeder, D. Henderson, M. Pa,lik, M. ackeu, . Buchanan, J. Wison, P. Gerlach, B. Alsop. ROW 4 - C. Jonc,, M. Frank,(. icholas, C. Barham,). Helfrich, D. While. ROW 5 - R. Rodges, D. Chapman, T. Wilson, E. Ziegenhorn, P. Williams, K.Jones, M. ro.,.ley, R.Jancola. ROW 6 - A. Po1has1,J. F1scher, B. Cline, . Dillman, C. Ferns, M. Cas1on, D. Voss. ROW 7 - Coach Whi1ed, G. aylor, T. Good, M. Funkhouser, T. Rodgers, Coach Hogan.

1 - Marcu> Douglas 1urns 1he corner looks for a bâ&#x20AC;˘g gain, while Ke,in Head makes a key block. 2- Mau Frank auemp1s an ex1ra poin1 while Ja on Fischer holds. 3 - Perry Williams wails for Kerry Jonc;, 10 make a block.

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Cheerleaders Boost Moral

FIRST ROW: T. Noonan, K. Prahl , K . Madix , . Dodge, K. rarkey.

ECOND ROW: R . Medjesky, B. Cook , C. Rarliff, A. Bonnell.

1. TheJ.V. Cheerleaders preform dur-

ing a pep a sembly.

2. The Var ity Cheerleaders perk up

things at the bonfire.

LEFT TO RIGHT: U. Howard, A. O'Neill, K. Catchings, K. Bigham, M. Alexis, C. Hicks, T. Pierce, S. McConaha.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Melker, L. Jackson, N. Wicher, S. Clark, A. Osler, C. Casey, R. Perkins, S. Ratliff, N. Osterbur, T. Jack on, A. Dixon, L. Melker.

The peppettes go through a routine during halftime.

2. A peppette smiles pretty at the end of their routines.

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Girls Cross Country Runs Through A Good Season r-"""""""1~-

Row one: N. H ei nrich , M. obb, C. Gapsi , K. Davi son, Coach tirrett Row two: J. Daniel, L. Moeller, . Fay, D . hepston.

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Both of the 1985 Cro ountry ream finished the ea on sati fied. The boy accomplished first place in the twin cities meet on eptember 28th. The boy ' and the girl ' Cros Country teams had a rewarding ea on Ia t pring.

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Central Runners Are Victorious In The Twin Cities 1 - Jame Love get some air after a hard run.

2 - Quint Tepe is more intere ted in catching hi breath than in getting hi core from Mr. Han on.

3 - Tracy Jack on and Aaron Weatherspoon take a break to chat.

4 - Andy Billhymer work hard to build hi endurance and shorten hi time.

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((Pain'' Is Emphasized In '86 Season

., This year the team has increased in talent with the addition of two members. A freshman, Will Lane, i very talented in the backstroke and distance events. The other member i Spencer Atkins who moved to Champaign from Monticello.

Spencer, a junior excell at the butterfly and the I.M. With the addition of these two members the medly relay became tate material. To help swimmers improve, coach Trigger had the team concentrate on trying to break the pain barrier. The team did this and uccessfully improved. During the course of the season, Bloomington lost three of their members in a car accident. Aside from that, Central knew that they still had to work hard to beat thi highly ranked team.

Ban Roger ga ps for air while swimming the breast¡ troke.

2. While setting up for a backdive Steve Hutchings trie to get his balance.

3. Ja on Ogren pots the flags during backstroke.

4. Alex Rodgers mu des his way through the water in war¡ mups. l.

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I tC>C Raqu cl and Da n P o -. cll wait pa tie ntly fo r .oac h Trigge r pre pa re~ for the ir turn to d ive. 2 ba nl e .

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The Maroons Varsity Basketball Team

Row one-S. Lemmon, K. Lemmon,). Heinhorst. Row two: M. Maier, S. Miller, Row three: H. Haris, H. Thompson, T. Ware. Row four: J. Daniel, Coach Schooley, T. Stull, R. Newman.

Centrals gicl's varsity team had had a tough season with the loss of many talented players from last year. The team only con i ts of one senior and four juniors. A few freshmen ace also playing. Coach Schooley said that next year they will all be a year older and that if they don't work harder over the summer, they won't get any better.

The biggest disadvantage foe the team was the passing done by the gicls. When the ball did get inside, few shots went in.

1 - Tracy tull, junior and varsity letter winner, shoots the ball with Graceful style.

2 helly Miller bles down court.

p edily drib¡

3 - It looks as if Kci ti will catch this one!

4 oach chooly approve the gicl's play with applau e.

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Row one: L. Strow, L. Coats, M. Roberson, L. DeAtley, S. Lemmon. Row two: M. Hutchins, K. Weatherspoon, H. Thompson, J. Daniel, C. Gorsky, Row three: Coach Crum. The three soph. players not pictured are: Tracy Crider, Mia Woodis, and Nicole Wilcher.

The Freshmen got off to a good tart by beating Urbana by 6 point and entennial by 16. The team has no height except for Jenny Daniel. With this taken into con· ideration, the team has done a fanta tic job. Stephanie Lemmon with her speed and determination has lead the team in assist and teals throughout the sea on. "It looks hopeful (next year) if they all come out again" aid Coach rum. TheJ.V. Team i made up of mo tly Fee hmen, therefore the re· cord doe not show what they are capable of doing. They have played again t ophomores and junior which has helped improve our fee hmen. The girls really deserve to be commended for their poten· tial hown this year.

I tephanie Lemmon is wide open to make another of her family"s tradition · al layups.

2 - oach rum leads theJ .V. team to another victory.

3 - Everybody wants to know if the shot is going to be good for 2!

4 - Heather Harris chee e it up for the camera before one of their games.

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A New Era In C.H.S. Basketball

A new era in C.H.S. basketball began when Me. Ccoy took over Me. Cabutti's head coaching position. To start out his first season as head coach of the maroon cagers, Coach Ccoy' team defeated Kankakee, their first home game win.

Before the season started, Coach Croy was looking forward to having returning lettermen; Scott Cieniawski, Mark Daniel, and Scott Shoop to lead the team to another winning season.

There is a great deal of discipline on the team this year. Since Coach Croy took over the head coaching spot, everyone will discipline themselves on and off the court. On the court, the players must keep up their potential and awareness. Off the court, the players have to maintain an average grade point and stay out of trouble with both the teachers and the public.

Coach Croy receives an award from John Zemenak during a pep assembly.

Junior Wilford Seward fights to get position for his basket attempt.

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Senior Rod Napper takes advantage of an open path in the Kankakee defense.

FIRST ROW: R. NAPPER, R. NAPPER, B. PETRIE, T. COOPER, B. SMITH, V. ANDUJO, M. MITCHELL, MGR. . POSEY. SECOND ROW: M. CABUTTI, T. CROY, T. LIENHART, B. THATCH, W. SEWARD, M. DANIEL, S. CIENIA WSKI, S. SHOOP, P. JACKSON, U.S. DAVIDSON.

COACH CROY GIVES A LimE SPEECH ABOUT BASKETBALL.

SENIOR SCOTI CIENIA WSKI HOOTS A JUMP SHOT AS A KANKAKEE PLAYER LOOKS ON.

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Central Sophomore Cagers

FIRST ROW: V. McMILLION, M. NETTER, W. WARD, R. STEWARD, T. SNOEYINK, D. BOYSA W, A. McGEE. SECOND ROW: MGR. C. CARAWAY, A. CLEMONS, K. ARINGTON, P. SHAW, R. HUSBAND, J. ANDUJO, R. McNAIRE, D. MITCHELL, COACH U.S. DAVIDSON.

TODD SNOEYINK PREPARES TO PUT THE BALL INTO PLAY.

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DARRELL BOYSAW'S ATTEMPT FOR TWO POINTS WAS DISMISSED BY AN OPPONENT.

Julio Andujo tries to break away from his Kankakee opponent.

Vincent McMillion attempts a jump shot for two points.

FIRST ROW: A. HAMPTON,]. STUCKI,]. FISCHER,]. KURTZ, A. POTHAST, T. ROGERS, D. ROS , M. THOMAS. SECOND ROW: COACH M. CABUTTI, M. MEYER, M. DOUGLA , A. FARTHING, L.JACKSON, M. OCH , M. CLEMONS, K. HEAD, A. MORROW, MGR. M. REID.

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A New Beginning

FIRST ROW: A. LIBMAN, P. FONNER, D. STRUNK, T. PRUIT,J. HAYS, P. ENS, MGR. M. WALLACE. SECOND ROW: COACH PHELPS, MGR. S. DANISON, T. SCHROEDER, S. DA VIS,J. CARTER,). PHIPPS, J. CROWLEY, COACH SKOOG. THIRD ROW: K. OLION,J. VANDEVENTER, S. SHAW, D. MATEJOWSKY, P. DILLMAN, M. MULLEN.

The 1986 wresding ream had a good beginning. Ir srarred off wirh rhe Kankakee rournamenr. The Cenrral Grapplers rook home 11 rh place. Cenrral has some new ralenr rhis year on borh rhe junior varsiry and varsiry levels.

Cenrral's new addirion ro rhe coaching sraff is Mr. Curr Phelps. Coach Phelps, an Oklahoma Srare conrender, is in his firsr year reaching here ar Cenrral High. Phelps has rhe opporruniry ro help Cenrral excel in rheir wresding program.

Senior Damon Marejowsky purs anorher win under hi bel£.

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Derek Strunk prepares him elf for the initial move.

Junior Keith Olion struggles to his balance.

Senior Pete Ens position down.

his opponent for a take-

Freshman Aaron Libman awaits the whistle to begin wrestling.

FIRST ROW: D. HENDERSON, A. MOFFITT, E. DYSON, C. CORBITT, S. SHEP TON, E. ZIEGENHORN, MGR. M. WALLA E. SECOND ROW: COACH PHELPS, MGR. S. DANISON, H. McNUTT, G. AYLOR, T. WIL ON, R. JANCOLA, M. FUNKHOUSER, C. DILLMAN, COACH SKOOG.

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French Honor Society

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"'orks diligently on her homc ... ork.

honor society memhers, Kim Gruhh and tephanie Lo, pose with some fnends . pic 3 Fren h H . . memher, Jason Davis, talks with Becky Camphell hefore returning to school.

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Spanish Honor Society

Copy A 1. Brian Muncy and Mike Jahn walk out to get their picture taken.

2. Julie Keller trie to add dancing to her list of talent .

3. Katie O'Connor i puzzled by the whole idea.

4. Marla Hopkins and Jodi Herglund wait anxiou ly to go back into the chool.

5. ue Lai, Katie O'Connor, indy Nelson, and Julie Vaughn get their picture taken one more time.

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tephanie Leath, Noelle 0 terbur, Kerith Zaccaria, and Becky Campbell attempt to organize themselve for a group picture.

German H . . member Kerith Zaccaria hows her nice smile.

James Love tudie hard to learn the German language.

German H. . member Alex Rodgers works on the weights during P.E. William Farri wave to a friend while Andy Billing look on.

German teacher Lottie N a t and Doug Petrovitch mile for the camera before returning to chool.

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National Honor Society

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1. National Honor Society members Clayton Chandler and Catherine ommer participate tn phy ics class.

2. Members Stephanie Leath and Jill Knierium practice directing the band.

3. Members Sabina Alkire, Scott Cieniawski, Randy Buhr and Chris Lake conver e on the teps of Central.

4. Julie Vaughn and Katie O ' connor have a little chit-chat out front .

5. Maria Dol ke dwell o er the day's homework.

6. Noelle Osterbur prepares to eliminate a mistake.

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C' est La Vie En Franee

Picture 1. Junior Jason Davis and Marshall Schacht enjoy carmel apples that were old by the French Club.

Picture 2. Senior Sam McGlathery smiles while waiting for the French Club picture to be taken.

Picture 3. Junior De erae Shepston dreams about being in Paris in the springtime.

Picture 4. Junior Lyle Hodges, tries to convince Pat Murphy to switch to the St. Louis Cardinals.

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P1cture Pi(turc Piuurc P1cturc

1 Junior Mar"ihall chacht feeds freshmen hannon 2 Madame Mad1p.k read"i O\Cr her doulv le\ on"i

oonan a carmel apple.

\ ~cn1or John Zcmcnack and L1.sa Eller grin and bear thecold.

4 Junior M1chclle Tangora and sophomore Rebecca Anger \top to get their p1crure.

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El Clrib De Espaiiol The pani h lub ha been an active club for nine year here at Central. Senora VanEs is the sponsor for mo t of tho e nine year . The club hold meeting every month with variou activities and fund raising project . This year the panish Club ha raised enough money to rent the equel of Zarabanda, the famou pani h film all pani h tudents love. Another, i the fie tas, and mall cholar hip u ed for Spanish related trips. Some of the activities the members have participated in are the trips to Chicago and dinner at ChiChi' . The '85 Spani h Club ha a growing number of member with a tunning 76 people.

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Picture 1 -John O'Connor not only speaks Spanish but can also balance himself on one crutch.

Picture 2 - Bet y Knieriem cracks a mile while doing her homework.

Picture 3 - Club member Jamie Thoma listen closely to learn each yllable of the panish language.

Picture 4 - Liz Neal, Julie Keller, and Apacna Reddy estan muchacha con las sonri a .

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Pix I - Front Ro" Aparna Reddy, . hero Miller, Kam Ca\per, Jenny Wilhue, Jenn Mar<ellu,, Kam Sam,onc, Leslae Hamcr<mllh. ( hra unc ( ohh. Second Ro" - Leah Alcxi\, Ma~ Wonda\, Derek Strunk, Make Kehe, Rob [1\tOnC, LJOda Gerlach, Rohan Milh. Thard Row- James HenJOger.John Oconnor, Betsy Knaeraem, John Kenh, hrl\ line\, Ka th Moore, Joe Johnmn, Ste'e Racquel , Back Row - Davad Lonr. Ron Simmons, Rack Mills. John Wraght, Craag Prior, Tom Taylor, hannon Mate1owska , Steve Love, Andy Bloom.

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Oa"d Lozar pauses to smile for the camera.

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Deutsch 1st Wunderbar

PiciUre 1 - Junior member Andrew Libman carrie on in physic class.

Picture 2 enior members Leah Davi and Katie 0' onnor converse on their way 10 cia s.

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arhy nyder and Amy Yarbrough po e wirh friends Kim hapiro, and rephanie Lo.

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E a r s Picture 1 - Kerith Zaccaria smiles foe the yearbook.

Picture 2 - Peer Ear member Barbra Cook escorts her buddy Abra Bonnell down Central's main hall.

Picture 3 - Peer Ear member Teci lattecy say "cheese" and give a wave.

Picture 4 - A few members gather around to pretty up before the group hot.

Picture 5 - Rick Shurtz and Ellen Spoonamore demon trace how to look a little mischievous.

Picture 6 - Dusty Matejekowski eem to be quite surprised to find her picture being taken ac Colonel.

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Picture 1 - Ken Racquet puts hi peer ear to the phone to li ten to a students problem.

Picture 2 - Angie Dixon paints the face of peer ear cynthea Ratliff.

Picture 3 - Carmen asey give the camera an uninterested look.

Picture 4 - Katie Madix not only listens to personal problems but Amanda 0 lee's math problems also.

Picture 5 tudenr coun eling is an important part of any tudenr involved in Peer Ears.

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Speech Team Explodes In Size Champaign entral' peech team grew to an unprecedented number thi year. Competing in twelve different public peaking event , tudent reaped numerous prizes in many Central Illinoi competition . Amy Yarbrough, William Farri , abina Alkire, Tracy Noonan, David Lozar and many others learned that public recognition for academic achievement can be a ju t and fulfilling reward.

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2. Missy Krier and Debbie Heninger make researching a topic a group effort.

3. William Farris doesn't just speak about the same old song and dance. ")

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Picture 1 - Drew MacGregor uses vi ual aids 10 improve upon the effectivene his speeches.

Picture 2 - Li7 eat, Aparna Reddy, and Janel Wooley are all a rive memb rs of Central's speech ream.

Picture 3 - Debbie Heuinger practices her next speech.

Picture 4 - abina Alkire makes good eye contact, an important part of deli>ering an effective speech.

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All In Favor Of Election Board Say

I. arah ompratt and friends are ready for a ladies night on the town.

2. Teri lattery contemplates which senior won Miss Happy Holidays . . Election Board director Mryon Ochs share a smile.

4. Erica Tousey en ourages her friends to vote on election day.

5. Just a little " off guard" shot for yearbook.

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1. hellie helby wear rhe wearer of an earlier enrral graduate.

2. Teri larrery and Heidi chroeder are having a good rime ar rhis year' bon

fire.

3. Election Board member Becky Blaker expresse her loving friend hip with rwo close friends.

5. Barbara ook is accompanied by her silly Election Board friend Le lie Smith.

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Front Row: hristine Gor ki, orrine Gorski, Leslie mith, Gina Graziano, Prahl. econd Row: Becky Blaker, arah ompratt, hellie helby, Erica Tousey, Teri Slattery, Maria Voucanos, Leslie Loyet. Third Row: Kim layman, Linda Gerlach, David Boyer, Jeff Hamburg, Julie Vaughn

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The Champaign Central Chronicle Picture 1 - Li a Me onaha i orne what embarra ed to have her picture taken.

Picture 2 -Jill Mad en u es careful concentration and a steady hand to make each i ue of the Chronicle i a good one.

Picture 3 -Jill Lofti ,JoAnn Di coe, and hellie Hanoka are three brain behind the hronicle.

Picture 4 am McGlathery, hri hay, and Jeremiah Blount proofread a Chronicle article. ppo ite Page Picture 1 - Mr . John on get caught by the photographer.

Picture 2 - Jeremiah Blount decide to help him elf.

Picture 3 hri hay might be pending hi Ia t year on the hronicle after working with Jill Mad en.

Picture 4 - Jill Lofti s prepares for a different group shot.

Picture 5 - Mrs. John on keeps a positive attitude while working.

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school year ha to be an exciting one. E~en though the audience ee only the glamour of the performance , the performer contribute much of their time ~o that e~eryone may enjoy the ~how. ot only do the~e \tudents practice dunng the hoot hour~. they often an be found rehearsing in the eâ&#x20AC;˘ening\. The how must go on. pro~ed

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Picture 2 - Biche Bui practices a song for choir.

Picture 3 - Larry ollins miles for the camera.

Picture 4 - Roberr Dunn trys to convince someone to buy a candy bar.

Picture 5 - Pam Roy questions the idea of outside pictures.

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Picture l - Mr. Decker, choir dtrector, allow the day's trials and tribulations to catch up with him.

Picture 2 - Gene Hick show his animal smile.

Picture 3 - Shawnie Davey wait for a friend.

Picture 4 - Cindy el on and Amanda Osler are two "bird " of the arne sweater.

Picture 5 - Kachy urran look admiringly at her seemingly sauve partner.

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Band

Picture 1 - To the left Russ reward Keith Mooie Da'e Braskamp and hris Mitchell all try to play in tune during band practice.

Picture 2 - Directly below is ean mith playing during a football game Picture 3 - Debbie Leonard and Becky Rei enjoy sitting on Derek ummerville'\ lap.

Picture 4 -Jill Knieriem marches by the amera.

Picture 5 - Tracy Alsberg and Rex Bennett "a it for their instructor cue

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Picture 1 - Debbie Buckner concen¡ on her routine.

Pi cture 2 - Bne n Witherbee marches on.

Picture 3 - Ben Grosser play~ a tune. trate~

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Picture 4 - Front Row (L ro R): Jill Kniereim, Henry Goines, Rex Benneu, Tracy Al berg, Kevin Kansy, Phillip Baty, Kent Johnson, Derrick Summerville, Nancy Uuing, Stephanie Leth. 2nd Row: Victor Kraus , Ed Wolf, Ru teward, Keith Moore, Chris Mitchell, Chris Nichola , Dave Braskamp, Marshall Dirks. 3rd Row: Pete Lazarevich, Dan Marrin, Brien Witherbee, Tom Bondurant, Tim Borrell, ean Smith, Ben Gro ser. 4th Row: Bob Erwin, Taimur Sullivan, Thorn Pau er, Alex Lazarevich, Aaron Dur t, Dwayne imp on, Teri Tabor. 5th Row: Wendy Stephen on,Jennifer Olach, ue .

Sohn, Jane Hopke, Becky Ries, Aileen Yang, Debbie Leonard,Sara Metz,Jennifer Lynch,Jamie McCoy, Melanie Allen.

Back Row: Tracy Rodgers, Gwen Morenz, Diane Seuers, Debbie Buckner, Jamie Thomas, Diane Greffe, Laura Durst, Tracy Greffe, Tere a Suter, Chuck Barham.

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Art Club Is Quick On The Draw

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Holly Olefsky was ready with a smile.

Sara Pomakoy gets interrupted from her work.

3 - Now, if thi isn't an atri tic crowd what is?

4 - Row 1: Paula Bidwell, Rebecca Angerer, Holly Olefsky, Katrina Widholm.

Row 2 - Me. Danielson, Dan Shoemaker, Lois Hartsfield, Ann Schneider, Marja Griffith, Sara Pomakoy.

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1 - Rebecca Angerer wonders how much longer it will take.

2 - Marja Griffith, Ann chnieder, and Ken Racquet brave the cold with a s-uile.

3 ara Pomakoy and Mike indilar smile a they walk along.

4 Holly Olef ke top to talk with a friend.

5 Katrina Widholm show off her troke.

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Key Club Opens Doors ¡~~,~~~~--

Central' Key Club was more active in 1985-86 than ever. CoPre idents Mark Daniel and Marla Hopkin and 70 other member were bu y enough in the fir t quarter to donate 600 + hours of service. Key Club ponsored a fall dance with Ack! Ack! that attracted more than 200 people. The highlight of the year for the club was production of a fund-raising basketball game between the Central Teacher and the Good News Bears on April 17th.

The faculty advi or for the club is Clyde Smith. Anyone interested in joining hould contact him. It i estimated that by the start of next year the club will have performed over 2000 manhours.

Picture 1 - Theresa Runge, Catherine Somers, and Amy Thoma busy with Key Club but busy with homework too.

Picture 2 - Linda Gerlach wasn't too busy with alculus to hare her bright smile.

Picture 3 - Cynthia handler signs into the entral library.

Picture 4 - Mr. mith i the active person behind Key lub.

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Ptcturc 1 - Erika Tousey rs JUSt one of se>eral industrious students that makes Key (luh "ork.

Ptcturc 2 - Ann chneider and Ken Raqucl ha'c a chilly but fnendly d1 cussion.

Picture 3 - Par Dtllman >upport> nor only the Key Club but the enrral football team a; "ell.

P icture I - Chri;. hay andJdl Mereduh look"' though they might be relatl\es of Prince (hMlC\ and Lady Diana Ptcturc 5 - Doug ••mlrch, Paul Chr"rensen, ( nthta handler, Mary Grallano, Mark Dante!, and Jason Ogren "ere the apple pro,iders of Central's eye th•> year.

Picture 6 - Could Randy Buhr, Pat Dtllman, and Alan James be trying our for the ne" Three rooge> ho"'

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Going For The Gusto: Student Council

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usan hurtz dance the night away.

Tracy Noonan prepares the ice cream for the Homecoming class competition.

John Zemenak, C.C.H.S. tudent Council Prez!

Ken Raquel , Erik Moten , Dave Gerard, John Zemenak, and Jim rowley put little in it's place.

Krista VanVorst trives a pose next to one of her Homecom¡ ing posters.

The 1985-86 Student Council became a very active and prospering group. Besides the regular Homecoming, Valentine and Vice-versa Dance and Winter Dance. Also, after several years Student Council has started plans to change the twohour parking out front to a four hour parking to help the students out who have cars, and receive many tickets. Living up to their promises at the start of the school year. In addition to the activities that Student Council has organized this year, they have sent many of the members to leadership wordshops to better their leaders in the upcoming years.

This year, the Council has created the "CENTRAL WAVE". A student cheering section for the home varsity Basketball games - including shirts and all!!!!!

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comes to life.

2. Lisa Melkec seem to have bee hands too full foe a wave to go along with her smile.

3. David Gerard and Jim Crowley ace two friends that look a bit guilty.

4. Carmen Casey and Derrick Summerville have a good time moving to the beat.

5. Mcs. Jones adds to that pecial touch to her word famous punch.

6. Jeremiah Blount has that Teddy Bear smile.

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Today's Problem Solver's Resolve Tomorrow's Problems

The Future Problem olver are the newest organization at Central High chool, and are making strong effort tO increase involvement. Thi year the club has under 10 members, which mainly due tO graduation. The club' pon or, Mrs. Hill, remain optimi tic about the future of the club. One of the bigge t problem i letting people know what the club is about.

The club u ually meet on a bi-weekly ba i and works as a group on packets con i ring of many variations of problems and que rion . They are then cored comparatively at the national level. They have a good time and learn a lot during the proce .

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-Jill Lofri.,., enjoy\ mu,ic while helping wirh regisrrarion. <:Oil Ca>ey >ho"" 'orne real enrhusta>m.

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cnior Problem Soher Jtm Crov.lcy work'i on yet another prohl('m, hi\ homcv.ork .

2. DaH· (,crard, a cmor Prohlcm Solver, gtl\ a fe"'" laugh\ before reiUrning ro \Chool.

3. cou ascy i' talented in and out of school.

4. Joll Lofus. enjoy• her lunch break "'irh froend .

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The Afro-American Club Excels Picture 1 - Erenstine Melker make up a friend face.

Picture 2 - Lisa Melker smiles pretty for the camera .

Picture 3 - President Amanda 0 ler take time out of her bu y day to pose for the camera.

Picture 4 - Faith helby look away from the camera while dre ed as a Mary Jane Girl on Halloween.

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Bi-lingual

Picture 1 -Jeremiah Blount and Guillaume Peignon show off their macho image.

Picture 2 - Hung Diep looks a little puzzled.

Picture 3 - Biche Bui listens attentively to her teacher.

Picture 4 - Nguyet Vo looks amused about something or other.

Picture 5 - Huan Pham enjoy playing ba ketball the American way.

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Principle Scholars Help Contribute To Make Central Number One

1. Junior Keith Olion

top in front of the camera to get hi picture taken.

2. ophomore Amanda 0 lee, Shannon Rhode , and icole Welcher give a big smile the Maroon.

3. Mr . Parker ha her picture taken regardle s as to 1 whether he like it or not. ¡~~~~---...-:\.

4. Junior Maden Mitchell and Senior Ronald Napper walk to a eat incognito.

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Office Occupations Is A Job

£4 Office ccuparions h a E class for those students working in offices. rudenr rake classes in the morning and work on the job in the afternoon. 00 is a training pro· gram "here supenisors on the job help stu· dents in their training, in coordination "irh their school insrru ron. !Udenr\ recei'e pay for their jobs and also school credit for their training. An annual banquet is held in April for all the employen and students in the program.

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Darrell Bi hop tries ro concentrate on his typing.

• i\ Ferrell and onya Clark are distracted from the reacher.

Paula Bidwell rake a break from writing a leuer.

4 5 6 -

helle helby proudly shows off her locker display .

Tiffany Deyoe i nor distracted by the cameraman.

Tonya Helm type an a signment.

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FHA Is Hot 1 - Erenstine Melker and Chandra Pruitt enjoy working together.

2 - Kathy Belham mile mi chieviously for the camera.

3 - Angie Haley pauses to talk to a friend while running an ecrand.

4 - Mrs. Pirtle can't figure out what her tudents are doing.

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Future Secretaries Know How It's Done.

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Chelle Shelby show her sen e of humor.

Hall i really concentrating on her work.

Kri tie Cobble enjoy the hade on a hot day at Central.

Patty Te ter wonder about the cameraman.

Is it that intere ting girl ?

Jill

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Central Club's

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Ro" I - Rhonda Perkins, Sis Ferrell, Jill Hall, Cindy Pauser, Lisa Ryan, Mrs. Da,enport.

Ro" 2 - Kdly Mullen. Chelle Shelhy, Tanya Helm, ·anya Clark, Rhonda chaede.

Ro" 3 - Tiffany Deyo. Jamte Tabor, Kristie Cobble, Darrell Bishop, Paula Bidv.ell, Patty Tester, Mary Visocky.

Katie Madis,JoAnn Dtscoe, Barbara Cook. Chri,sy Ratliff, Kerri Thomp,on, Mrs. Boyer.

Ro-.. 2 - Scythia Ratliff, Teri lattery, D. MateJwskt, Kerith Zaccaria, Maret Mater.

Ro-.. 3 - Carmen Casey, Ricky hurtz, hns ofranko, John Fiore, Ronald apper, Ken Raquel.

Mrs. Da,enport, Jill Hall, Mia Miller, Cmdy Pauser, Ltsa Ryan, Mrs. Arnold.

Ro" 2 - Tracy Fisher, Regina Owen,, Katie Bassett. onya lark, Lisa Helm, 1tchelle Birdsell.

Ro" 3 -Tanya Helm, tacey Wooley, Patty Tester, Krisue Cobble, .helle Shelby, Kim Kaiser, Tina Whilhue.

Row I - F. Shelhy. S. Fuller. A. Jackmn. J. Smith. A Jackson, A. Osier, P Gladney Ro"' 2 - Ms. Catchmg\. \ Fra71er. R. (),.ens. S. Terrv. B. Campbell. T Johnson. T (rater.

K. Catching~. N. \\ ilchcr Ro"' ~ - L. 1elker. B. ( ook. V. Buchanan. E. Mclkcr, S Harros. S Ratloff. G. Mc"'uu Ro"' I - T. Sayles. D. Bernard, C. McCaon, A. Vandcrholt. K Mauhe"''·J Blount. S. Harros.

T DaviS, C. Lay.

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Jim Crowly, Jill Loftis, Jim Green COli Casey, Chris Jones, . Cieniawski, David Gerard

Lester Berrio, Dan Yo, Nguyet Yo, oeung Kim Hung Diep, harlene hen, Guillaume Peignon, Li7 Feldman.

Central Clubs

fronc Row : ~b1na Alk1r~ K~n Racqu~l 2nd Row , ln ui ,Jancc Wooley, Bedcy Campbell , Kcuh Moore, Jon Shap1r0, ( athy nyder, Amy Yarbrough , K1m Grubb, Ja.wn Dn·1s, Chris 01 n, Srcphan1c Lo. William Farns,

Front Row: hellie Hanoka. Hollie Olefsky, JoAnn Discoe, Jill Loftiss, u7anne Garri>on. 2nd Row :Jcff Hamburg,Julte Ki er, Li>a McConaha, heri Miller, Katie Ba»ett, ~am McGlathery. 3rd Row: Mr;. John\on, te>e Racquet, Joe John>on, I onrb l.t'rlach. Ann chneider, hn\ hay, Jtll Madsen. 4th Ro": (hn Hut1ens, Ron tmmons, (ratg McCollum, Tom Giles, Jeremiah Blount, Andy Billtng, Chns Cro>s, Roben Dunn.

DaHd Malls . Tracy Noonan , (hri~ Shay, }rd Row: Mike Sh<~y , Oebb1 Hc111nger. Rebecca Angerer, Cmdy Brode. ~u~ ~ohn , Lauro~ Ouo. Marla Boor h. Kathy l•ung con , Kathy Hohe , Jenny ( unn•ngton. Kara Go""er, A•l("t'n Y.tng . Hueber l••Y · Oaud Lo,,r , 4ch Ro"'" Jeff li.;amhurg, Le he 1-bmmu.,mllh, Ma(.helle Tangora , Mn\y Knc:r , Kn'iliOt' ( ohb. Joe to" r.. Uuu \\.,(bourn , l•s• Phelps. Amy Ac:he on. Aparna Reddy Connn Gonka , ~hcryl D1l.ktr~n. ~;ua M n , Andy oolty. S1h Ro"" : Mn. Pil'h~r . ( hns E~rhn~. 0.-n.~l Eu.~nstr1n , S1 "'t Hu"h•ngs. lk1sy Kmeriem, T.-.mur ulln·an , John o·connor, Jason Ma1 Jlto"" lo. h.ay h~ps1on , J•ll C.- y, ell Htrman , K1m Clayman, Brcu Dt-""ar, hacnnon Rhoades, 6ch Ro,..: Drew MacGregor.

Front Row : LJL Deponia, Chris hay, Jill Mereduh, Debbie Hettinger. 2nd Ro": Pam Roy. Bobbie Webber, Erica Dreman, Ed Wolf, Tary Fuller, usan hurtz, Mtke Murphy,Jultc Pugh, Lisa Ries, Thora Tam, Derrick ummenille. 3rd Row: Michelle Tangora, Chw. Muchell, Amy Yarbrough, Becky ouk, Enk Mostert, Tony Hcndnck;, Vtctor Krau;;.

Front Ro": Lien Bui. James Pryor, Carrie Thompson, 2nd Row: Ellen poonamore, Rtcky hurtz, Cindy elson, te\e Lo,e, Amanda 0 ler, Cesario Williams.

3rd Row : Alit son Krauss, Robert Dunn, Leslie Loyet, Jeremiah Blount. 4th Row: Chartta lay, ( hri; Olsen, Kathy Curran, Joshua Tabor, Be ky Bar tead, Chris Mu~hell, ornne Gorski, Gene Htcks

Front Row: Angie Jack\on, heri Mtllcr, Rebec Angerer, Angte Tangora,. teph· ante Lemmon, Enca Wtley. Stephante Lang. 2nd Row: Melt;;a Graves, Tcheltnda ayle;, Ttm Pear;on, Larry Collin>, Matt Kritzer. Mary chneider, arolyn Lay, Elatne Ltptmki. Enca Tou>ey. 3rd Row: William Ward, Jason Cox, David Ross.

From Ro" Da-wn Henley.

haown Bund1on,

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Tr.u..y DJH'JOn, Anne Helgc.,cn. 2nd Row: L1..,01 Phelps. Margarcr R1e.,, Laura Pauenon, Ton Hun1 , Lu eal , Meh.,.,a Pollard. Terri McCorm1ck. Marla wtlcr. 3rd Row : Yolanda Fraz1er, Yolanda ~ohley . 4ch Row : Tra<y (rater, Da"n Henson, Cry>eal Smuh. Shannon Rhodes, Ou., oa C•mpbcll , lo,. Ja<k>on. Anne Ehler, Oarnaca Webb. Ang•e Jock>on.

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Aa ron Lobman, Lo a Ehler, Jenny Heinhorst, Mo sy Morton, Tracy Noonan, Moniqu Roberson, Heather Gimlich, K trina Widholm, hayrn Was hburn, Bec ky Blake r, Karen Phopps, Kelly Alexos.

Row 2 -

Row I Row 2 Row 3 -

Mrs. Park r, Pam Gladney, Pennoe Haney, icole Wol her, . Posey.

Ang ie Jackson , Reg ona Owens, tephanie Terry, Amanda Osler, Lo a Melker. . Ratliff,

andra Harris, Gwen Me uu,

hannon Rhodes , Carmen

asey.

Row 4 - Marlon Motchell, Ronald Napper, Barron Thatch, Keith Olion, Alex Rodgers, Corey Brown .

Row I - Paula Bodwell , Rebecca Angerer, Holly Olefsky, Katrona Widholm .

Row 2 - Mr. OanJelson, Dan hoemaker, Lois Hartsfield, Anne chenader, Marja GriUirh, ara Pomakoy.

Laura Dursr, Becky Rles, Thalia Tam, Lisa R1es, Jamie Thoma .

Row 2 - Tin Tran , Srephanie leach, abina Alkire, Ma kae Benefield , Katie 0' onner, ue Lao , Noelle Ostebur, Becky ampbell, Stephanoe Lo. Row 3 am McGiathery, Maria Dolske, ·usan Eagan, Joll Knierie m, Linda Gerlach, Jody Herglund , Ann hnoeder. _ Row 4 - Mar ha ll chact, hros La ke, Onod Braskamp, layton handler.

Row I - Angoe Haley, Kathy Bogham , Kern Cook, Theresa Thoma , Robert Jones.

Row 2- Mrs. Ponle, Lyle hanholtzer, Tracey Merdnah, Ch roe Sterlong, Gwen Maroon , Ko m Ktser, Susan Walker, Brenda Dorris, Erensune Melker,

Row I - Debb1e Herrtnger, Mtnh Huynh, Cynrh1a Chandler, Mary Grazenio, M. Voucanos, tephanie Crain, Ann Heumger.

Row 2 hros hay, Chn> Leo, Amy Johnson, Erocka Tous y. Marla Hopkons, Clyde Smoth.

Row 3 -Clayton Chandler, Bec ky Yeosly, Ann chnoeder, K. Raquel, Marja Gnffith, Ten Slaotery, Londa G rlach Row 4 - B. Oaoly. Pat Doll man, Alan James, Mark Oanoel , Andy Bollong, Randy Buhr, Chros Hucchmg~ .

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Central Clubs

FRE CH CLUB

FRE ( H HO OR . OCIFTY Ro" I -John Zemmank, Losa Ehler. Sam McGiathery, tephan~e Lo. Ro" 2 - Heodi chroder, Ktm Clayman, Kcrrt Go ... ard.Julte Kong. Laura Otto, Ktm Grubb.

Ro"' 3 - Diane Seuers, De.ssarae heps1on, Dan Esinsrein, Jason Davis~ andy parks.

Ro" 1 - Aaron Orgren. Srephante Leach. Tracy AleXt<. Beckv Rte\.

Ro" 2 - M~s. asr, Leslte Loyer, Kenth Zaccana, Noelle Osrebur. Becky Campbell. usan Eagan. Lydia Moeller. Marshall hacr.

Row 3 - Jamtn e"ell, layton Chandler, William Farris, Qutnt Tepe. Dave Braskamp. Alex Rodgers, Debbte Leonard, heryl Merkel.

Row 1 -

IETY PA I H H Mrs. VanEs. Karhy Davi son, Da"e Gerrard, Linda Gerlach.

Row 2 -

Thora Tam, Ctndy

elson, Kris1i Lemmon.

Row 3 - Juhe Vaghun , Julte Keller, Thalta Tam, Marla Hopktn , Jody Herglund , ui Lat. Row 4 - Mtke Kehe, Teri lattery. Rebecca Yie ley. Jtm Green, Bratn Mucha, Mike John, hns hay.

Row 1 - Kern G~rrard, Jenn•f r Clark 'On, Sam McGiathcry, l1 a Ehler, Heidi Schroder, J•m Heninger, M•chelle Bardg r, An,~tcla Tangora Row 2 - J•ll Longfellov., G1na Gru1ano. Al1cia l1a, Penny Ek· Via, l1\a Harry, laura Ouo, K1m Clayman, Mana Booth. Heather L1a, Elama Thruman.

Row 3 - Hn1her ~chat, Srephan1e Lo, Teri lanery, De arar Shep ron, Kelly Tra~ers, Chris Olesen, Ehubcth Sha•, lyle Hodges, Julia \\.ade. Tamur ulli"an, D1ane nen.

Row 4 - Ken Raquel, Brock Pecr•e. andy parks, Nathan G1lhon, Adam McGram,Jeremiah Blounc,John • ~··• ~· 1. n .... r'-••••· ... -· ... .., , • .,..." n,...,,~ O.n hoemaker.

GERMA CL B Ro-. I - Cathenne Htrchfield . K lly AI XIS, Ann Herung r, Beck Campbell, Trina TandJung. Cathy nyder. Andy Ltbman. Jill Lofuss, Loz Depont, Mr. Dietz.

Ro" 2 - Dennts pare. Eddie DeAtley, Leah DaviS, L ·dia Moeller. Gtna reel, Keruh Zaccaria, ue Eagen, Tard Tynan, Mark poonamore, Alex Fung.

Row 3- Amy Yarbough. Clayton Chandler, cott Fosler, Kent Johnson, Tom Gtles, AI James, Randy Buhr, heryl Merkel, Julte Grumo h. Le lie Loyer, Enca Dreaman.

PA I H CLUB Row I - Mtchelle Plumb. Btch But , Jenny Cunnington. Thalia Tam, Beth Fisher, Jamie Thomas.

Ro" 2 - Thora Tam, L•z eal, Becky B aker, Ellen poonamore. Jamie McCoy. Tam yugen, Mr . VanEs Ro" 3 - Mt key Benefield, acy rung. ornne Gorskt. Barbara Cook. Rebecca Angerer, Le lie Smith, Karin Buuita, u~an hurtz.

Row 4 - T fl lanery, andra Harns, Maria Oolske, Lisa Phelps, Chris heridan, Erica Tousey, Chm Shay. Chrimne Gorski. Mtchelle Btrdsell. Amy Thomas, Brett Dewan .

A New Start

T1 This year's freshmen class officers are; PRE !DENT MARK BAR ETT, VICE PRE IDE T AMY ELLER, ECRETARY ABBY MARKWOOD, TREA RER TEVE BRA KAMP.

T2 A group of fre~hmen ride their third place float during the Homecoming

parade.

BEGINNINGS WERE NEVER EA Y. OMETIME , MAKING TRAN ITIONS UCH AS FROM HOME TO KINDERGARTEN, MOVING TO A NEW CITY OR LEAVING JUNIOR HIGH FOR HIGH SCHOOL WERE NOT ONLY CHALLENGING BUT DOWNRIGHT SCARY. SCARY OR NOT, MOST PEOPLE LIVED THROUGH THE TRANSACTIONS AND WERE BETTER PEOPLE FOR HAVING GONE THROUGH THEM. AS FRESHMEN, ONE WAS BOMBARDED WITH NEW FEARS, EMOTIONS AND ESPECIALLY ACTIVITIES. GET INVOLVED AN ENTHUSIASTIC RECRUITING SLOGAN HEARD IN HIGH SCHOOL. BEST OF ALL FRESHMAN BECAME INVOLVED. THEY CAME IN COSTUMES FOR THE VARIOUS DRESS-UP DAYS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. THEY ATTENDED ALL THE DANCES. THERE ARE MANY A TIVITIES FOR FRE HMAN TO BE INVOLVED I IN.

Karen Phipps and Matt Sackett are being escorted during the Homecoming parade.

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Piuurc I Jacque Bourne, and Angie 0' eil goofing off in the hall.

Pouure 2 Central'~ football team warming up.

Pouurc 3 ( entral cheerleader\ at the bonfire.

Pouurc Mochelle Wohon and her friend talk quoetly after the bonfire.

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Ste'c G1lmore, Jame\ ell. and Jon Younger enJOY the k1ck off dance 2 Ja,on MateJkO\\\ki . M1ke K1rby. and conJohn\on "ail for the lunch bell to nng .

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4 Jeff Hamburg and hi\ d.uc K1m Clayman ha'e a dance at homecomâ&#x20AC;˘ng .

5 umber 85 "arm\ up before a game.

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Sophomores, Who are they????

According to Webster' dictionary a ophornore can be tran lated a a wise fool. " opho" mean wi e and "moros" mean fool. At entral High chool ophomores are ometimes wi e but rarely fooli h. They realize they have two more year before graduation and mu t pa s a number of required ubject before the "carefree" day of the enior year. There is nothing ignificant about being a ophomore thi year except building the fir t place Homecoming float and pa sing the driver' test on the first try. Maybe being a ophomore isn't o bad. After all, it only la t one year.

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ith only a year left the Junior class plans to make the most of it. Many will start looking at colleges and planning their future. Others will put it off till next year, while some will maintain their steady grades and take care of things one day at a time.

Around the corner creeps the ACT assesment test, as well as the SAT. The thought of owning a car comes to mind also, with insurance premiums lurking around. But what about the class itself? "I feel that we have matured quite a bit," said class President Brock Petrie, "we're one of the most liveliest classes." What does the future hold for these people? Wait till next year.

President: Brock Petrie V-Pre : Tracy Jackson

Secretary: Kelly Alexis Treasurer: Jon Turner

The Purple People Eater It's pretty amazing the Junior class managed to get second place in this years Homecoming float competition. Considering their money situation and the availability of a flatbed only a few days before the judging on Oct. 4th, they pulled off an impressive victory over the freshman who received third place.

"Although it was hard getting things organized, everything tarted going great. It took three night to build the Purple People Eater." commented Brock Petrie. The last night took the class of '87 till twelve midnight. During the final night the Junior float was bombarded by a variety of object , mo tly eggs.

Fearing that their float would be attacked in the middle of the night a caravan of eight cars moved the float to Kerrith Zaccarias till the next morning. Here the Junior class give the, "We're number one" look li tening to the song, "The Flying Purple People Eater"

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1\oc P1ctured Ahhou. Tnna Ard, V~nc"a A'ant, M1chelle BMnce. Tami Ba\h, Michelle Benneu, V an11ce Beshears, Johnathan Black, Russel Bradley, Troy BrO\• n, Angela Brun,on , Dchh1e Buckner, D1ana Buckner, Jame' Caner, Vahnda ( drtcr, K1m Casper, Mel"'" ( ohh, Cia \In Davis, Jcn1ffer Do"'"'· Ann Ehler, Mark Ehwn, Stacey Fay, Emmut Freeman, Don Godddrd, Henry Go~nes, Marja Gnffath, Bret .roo>. Julie Grumml\h, Angela Haley, Amy Ha1Ch , Renee Hedrick , Jason Hetnhor\1, Amhony Henncks, Carne Hendrick; , Ann He11nger, V1ctona Hur", Sondra Jancola, Joseph John\on , Vene\\a Johnson, Angela Jone,, Deborah LeonMd, Michelle Leroux , Stephanie Lo, Jdl Lofll, , Felice Long, Daniel Lynn , Anthony Mathe"'' · Jc»c Mille>, Lawnys Momague, Ed"'ard Morris, Julu, chon, Mllwn or .... ood, Robcn Pace, Tracy Pagel , Dane\ Pilmore, Mura Petllgre.,. , Huan Phan, Jame\ Poner, M1chaela ammon>, hane ales, \\'1lford c-..ard, Jackie effield, K1m 1bley, Ro>~e laughter, JaniCe mith, Loydc muh , Katherine ouk, Ellen poonamore, Chn\lophcr tarkcy, Todd 5tcphen\on, Teresa uuer, Amhony Taylor, Mmgo Thompson, Jonathan Turner, Lamar tley, Max Vila, Mauhew William Ward, Leroy Whue, Carl Williams, Terry Williams, David Wibon , AntoniO Wright.

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A group of fan'> gar her for a panurc during rhc pep r.tlh .

3 - ( arhuan~ Ha"<:hfc ld <:onccnrrarc\ hard on her cla\\room \tuda<:'>.

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Seniors.

The old saying "High school days come only once, enjoy them while you can." Is true. Senior year is the topping of four of the best years of your life. In the past year you have grown and learned so much, you have met new friends and experienced many things that will help you in your later life.

It's hard to think of leaving High chool for college. orne people will never see their high chool friends again, but they will always remember the laughs and the good times high school has given them.

At the ~incr Pep assembly the \Cnior class "as triumphant. The under· dassmen and the faculrv were no march for their hrure strength and luck .

Sen1ors hlcw a"ay the u.ndcrclas\mcn, c•en the faculties secret weapon, Mr. Garcias b•g sisu:r Bertha was no march.

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ROBERT ANGEL

PAULA BIDWlLL

ORLANDO AKERS

JAMES ALEXANDER

LISA A VERBUSH

REBECCA BAR TEAD

PHILIP BATTY

MIKALEFN BENEFIELD

LE TER BERRIO

TREVIS BICKER

DARRELL BI HOP

REBECCA BLAKFR

JEREMIAH BLOUNT

ABIN A ALKIRE

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DAVID BRA KAMP

CLIFTON BROWN

KRI TIE 148

OBBLE

TERESA BROWN

JASON COLE

JAMES CROWLEY

LEAH DAVIS

TIFF ANY DEYOE

BRIAN DAILY

HAWN DAVI

PATRIC DILLMAN

DANIEL DALY

MARK DANIEL

KATHLEEN DAVISSON

MA IT DEERING

KENNFTH DIXON

KEVIN DIXON 149

TIMOTHY DIXON

LAURA DURST

TEPHANIE DODGE

SUSAN EAGAN

L1 A ELLER

TRACY FI HER 150

MAURICE DOUGLAS

ROBERT DUNN

EDWARD EARLY

PENNY EK-VINAI

ELIZABETH FELDMAN

MADONNA FERRELL

KIMBERLY FRAZEE

JOHN GARTH

DAVID GERARD

LINDA GERLACH

PAULA GLADNEY

TONY GOOD

TIMOTHY GORMAN

MARY GRAZIANO

JAMES GREEN

TRACY GREFFE

ROBERT GRIFFITH

JILL HALL

MACI HARDY

LORENZO HARRI

PENNIE HARVEY

ROBERT HAT

NATHAN GILLON

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JAMES HETTINGER

MELISSA HEWEROINE

EDWARD HICKS

TERRENCE HIGGINS

DEBOAH HORNER

DAVIOJAME 152

DANIEL JOHNSON

KENT JOHN ON

STACIE JOHNSON

JULIE KING

KATHRYN KING

JOHN KITZMILLER

JILL KNIERIEM

EDWARD LEMKE

CHRI TEN LEO

MARLA LEWI

THOMA

LICKL Y 153

HENRY MA

KATHLEEN MAISEL

MICHEAL MEDJESKY 154

JENNIFER MARCELLUS

GWEN MARION

PATRI( lA MIN(,U

JOHN MORRI

ERIK MO TERT

BRIAN MUNCY

JEROME MURPHY

MICHAEL M RPHY

RODNEY NAPPER

RONALD NAPPER

CYNTHIA

LORENA NICHOLA

KATHALEEN O'CONNER

JASON OGREN

HOLLIE OLEF KY

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RHONDA PERKINS

KENNETH RAQUEL 156

MELISSA PFEIFER

CHRISTINA RATLIFF

JOHN PHIPPS

ANN REID

CRYSTAL PICKETT

NORMAN REINBOLD

LI A RYAN

CHRISTINA SHERIDAN

STEPHEN SHINALL

COTT

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DONNA SHORT 157

LE LIE

MITH

CATHRINE

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KIMBERLY TARKEY 158

LORI SMITH

CHRISTIAN SOFRANKO

MI(HAEL SOLLINGFR

JERRY SPARKS

DENNIS SPOHHER

JEFFREY STAPLETON

DERRICK

JO HUA TABIN

BRAD SUTTER

UMMERVILLE

JAMIE TABOR

THORA TAM

HELEN T ANDJUNG

PATTY TESTER

BARRON THATCH

ALAN THOMAS

KRIST A VANVORST

JULIE VAUGHN

GERMAN VELEZ

ERIKA TOU EY

MARY VI 0

KY 159

ROBERT WEBER

ROBERT WEDDLE

ROBERT WELLING

MATTHEW WICKERT

ROCHELLE WILKER ON

BETTY

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ANGELA WOOD 160

WILLIS WHITESELL

HE TER WILLIAM

SUZY WOOD

KEITH YOUNG

TIMOTHY YOUNG

KERITH ZACCARIA

JOHN ZEMENAK

NOT PICTURED JEFFREY BACHMA A THONY BARBER DAVITA BARNARD LOYATT BLI SIT JOE BOLTON KIMBERLY BRADLEY ANGELA BURSO ETHA CA TLETON DAVID <OOPER SIMON DOHERTY MARIA DOLSKE TAMMY DO AHOE CAROL DORRIS ALICE EVA S TROY FALLO TONYA HI E JE NIFER I DALE BRIAN JONE ROBERT JONES FELICIA McMULLE JONATHAN McMULLE ANN NORWOOD RHONDA PERK! DAN Y PETERS MICHAEL ROBER 0 WILLIAM RUMSEY JAMES SWELL ANTHONY SIBLEY JOH E SLAUGHTER GARY STA LEY BRADFORD SUTER Tl TRA CHRISTOPHER TURCOTT WILLIAM TYLER JAMES VA DERVE TER DENNIS WILLIAMS ADRIAN WOOD

Pix 1 rephanie Dodge and K1m rarkey cheer on rhe crowd with the school song.

Pix 2 Jim Green shows excellent form on his t·off.

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Senior Wills I, HESTER\\ ILLIA~1S. HEREBY BEQ EATH EVERY ONF OF MY GREAT FOOTBALL SKILLS TO M'r BROTHER PERRY. I. MARLA LE\\IS. HEREBY BEQ EATH EVI:.RYTHI G I MY LOCKER TO MY COU I S, TO MY BROTHER DAVID A D TO ALI. MY FRIE D' I. LORI SMITH, HEREBY BEQUEATH TO JULIA \\'ADE MY T.A. JOB FOR MADAME MAJDIAK'S FRE CH CLASS. I, TARA n· A , HEREBY BEQL'FATH TO ( HFRYL MERKEL A ( AR WITHOUT RFD, WHITE, A D BLUE PINSTRIPPI (,.

I, KE RAQLEL. HEREBY BEQUEATH TO MY BROTHER STEVE MY SUPERIORS( HOLASTIC ABILITIES AND MY U IQUE ABILITY TO EVER GET I MORE THAN 0 E CAR WRECK. I, S E LA!, HEREBY BEQUEATH TO KELLY A D JILL MADSE A COPY OF " 0 YOU SAY IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY." I, PAULA BIDWELL HEREBY BEQUEATH TO CY DI PAUSER THE ABILITY TO PUT UP WITH MY QUICK CHA GIN(, MOODS .

I. A GELA VANDERBILT, HEREBY BEQUEATH TO TIFFANIE HUGHE ALL MY GOOD GRADES, ALSO MY CRAZY \\AY. I. A 0. YMOUS HEREBY BEQUEATH TO ANGIE WOOD THREE YEARS SUPPLY OF PAPER, PE CILS, STAMP , ANKD ENVELOPES. I. BETn' WILLIAM , HEREBY BEQUEATH TO MY LITTLE BROTHER TERRY MY GOOD GRADE .

I. MIKE MURPHY, HEREB'r BEQ EATH TO ANYONE WHO WILL TAKE IT, THE ABILITY TO PEND MORE TIME WITH A CASTON THAN OfF. I.JOH LAIRD. HEREBY BEQUEATH TO TAMERA HENDERSON, MARLA HOPKINS, AND MARIA VOUCANOS MY GREAT BOWLING ABrLin' I, LISA RIES, HEREBY BEQUEATH TO MIKE SOLLI GER AND DAMON MATEJO'XSKI THE ABILin' TO FIND OUT THEIR 0\\N HOME\\'ORK A SIG ME T \\'ITHOUT RELYING ON SOMEONE TO CALL 0 THEM. I, MIKE MEDJESKY, HERBY BEQUEATH TO RACHEL MEDJE KY AN AWESOME SENIOR YEAR; YOUR THE GREATEST RAY. I, DAN'-/ DALY, HEREBY BEQUEATH TO ALL HOMECOMI G ESCORTS IN THE FUTURE. THE ABILITY TO IT NEXT TO THE PERSO YOU ESCORT \\HAT DO YO SAY. I. JILL HALL. HEREBY BEQ EATH TO KIM STARKEY A FRIENDSHIP TO LAST FOREVER, WE'LL GIVE IT 0 E MORE TRY. I. ALA JAME , HEREBY BEQUEATH TO "PUNCH" THE ABILITY TO MAKE MORE THAN TWO SHOTS FOR THE WHITEWOOD BROTH· ERS. I, PAT DILLMAN, HEREBY BEQUEATH TO MY LITTLE BROTHER CHUCKlE THE BE T OF LUCK AT C.H.S. I, JULIE PUGH, HEREBY BEQUEATH TO KEITH MY ABILITY TO HANG UP THE PHONE. I, TAMERA HENDERSON. HEREBY BEQUEATH TO D.H. THE ABILITY TO GET THROUGH C.H.S. WITHOUT SPEND! GALL FOUR YEARS I THE DEA 'S OFFICE. !,JIM (ROWLEY, HEREBY BEQUEATH TO CHRIS JONES THE COMMON EN E TO GET ON A SCOOTER WITH ME WHEN WE TAIL(,ATE. WE, THE WHITEW'OOD BROTHERS, HEREBY BEQUEATH TO THE BLACKWOODS THE CHANCE TO PLAY A EASIER TEAM. I. KIM 'TARKEY. HEREBY BEQUEATH TO STEPHANIE DODGE A BOX OF KLEE EX. I. TACY PALMER. HEREBY BEQUEATH TO JIM ALEXANDER THE ABILITY TO PREDICT THE FUTURE . . I, A 0 YMOU , HEREBY BEQ EATH THE MADO A'S Al\DTHER MIRROR. I, MARYBETH GRAZIANO, HEREBY BEQUEATH TO MY SISTER GI A ALL THE GOOD MEMORIES OF CENTRAL THAT I HAD. I, LAURA DURST, HEREBY BEQUEATH TO PATTY AND STEPHANIE ALL OF ARE Sf lOR MEMORIES. I, KATHY MAISEL. HEREBY BEQUEATH TO THE FUTURE VOLLEYBALL TEAM THE LEGACY OF STATE TOURNEYS. I, JIM CROWLEY, HEREBY BEQUEATH TO MIKF CROSTER A HARLEY DAVIDSON LOW-RIDER. I, CINDY NELSON, HEREBY BEQUEATH TO D.M., M.M., S.W., L.N., AND JV., ALL THE BEST TIMES I ( OLLEGE. I. LIZ FELDMA . HEREBY BEQUEATH TO KATIE O'CONNOR A EW CAR SO THAT WE ACTUALLY MAKE IT DOW'N PHILO ROAD \\ ITHOUT IT DYING. W'E, KATIE Al\/0 JILL. HEREBY BEQUEATH TO STEPHA IE DODGE THE ABILITY TO BE I FRONT OF A CROWD WITHOUT A SMILE. I. JIM ALEXANDER. HEREBY BEQ EATH TO KRIS FISHER 0 E UAMA GLOVE TO REPLACE THE 0 E I TOOK. I, SHARY \\ASHBURN. HEREBY BEQUEATH TO MY SISTER PATTI A FACE LIFT SO PEOPLE WONT GET US CO FU ED ANYMORE. I, THORA TAM. HEREBY BEQUEATH ALL MY "PSYCHEDELIC" NAIL POLISH TO THALIA TAM AND JILL LOFT! . SO THEY CAN HAVE \\'EIRD AILS TOO. I. SCOTT SHOOP. HEREBY BEQUEATH TO ANTHONY TAYLOR A BAG OF GRANDY' POTATO CHIPS. I, TIM GORMAN. HEREBY BEQUEATH TO SHA A MATEJOWSKI A RADIO THAT ONLY RECEIVES WPGU. I, JO ATHON SHIPIRO. HEREBY BEQUEATH TO ED WOLF THE ABILITY TO STAY OUT OF TROUBLE FOR MORE THAN A WEEK. I, GRETCHA"' COBB, HEREBY BEQUEATH TO KRISTIE COBBLE MY EVERLASTING FRIF DSHIP, THA KS FOR ALWAYS BEING THERE I. KRI FISHER. HEREBY BEQ EATH TO LA E ICOLETTE THE LEAD IN GHOSTBUSTERS II AS THE STAY·PUFF MARSHMELLOW MA I. BRIA. M CY. HEREBY BEQUEATH TO CHARLIE YOUNGER THE ABILITY TO STAY CRAZY WHILE I'M GONE. I, JILL KNIERIEM, HEREBY BEQUEATH TO MY SISTER BETSY THE BLUE BUG AND ALL THE MEMORIES TO GO ALO (, W'ITH IT. I, PAT CHARTERS, HEREBY BEQUEATH TO TRACY "QUAKE" JACKSON MY LUCKY 1968 QUARTER TO CARRY ON THE WHITE\H)OD V.S. BLA( K\\OOD TRADITIO .

I, TODD LEINHART, HEREBY BEQUEATH TO MY LITTLE SIS STEPHANNIE LEMON ALL THE BEST IN THE COMI G YEARS. I, MIKE SOLLI GER. HEREBY BEQUEATH TO MY BEST ERIE OS AND MY ISTER TAMMY, THE ABILITY IT TAKE TO MANUVER THE GREF:"oo VA I Al\/D OL'T OF PARKING LOT'.

I. MARK DA IEL. HEREBY BEQUEATH TO CLA YTO CHANDLER MY WORLDW'IDE K OWN ABILITY TO TA Y 0 T OF TROUBLE AND EVER GET CAUGHT. I. RHO, DA 'J( HAEDE. HEREBY BEQUEATH TO ALL MY FRIE OS THE ABILITY TO LOOK BACK AND REMEMBER HO\\ MUCH FUN\\ F HAD I HIGH SCHOOL. I, OELLF OSTERBUR HEREBY BEQUEATH TO ALL FRESHMEN <,W'IMMERS THE ABILin' TO SURVIVE THREE MORE YEARS OF SWIMMI. G I, KATHY DAVID ON. HEREBY BEQUEATH TO CHRISTI:"o/E GAPSIS MY CHEERFUL ESS AT PRACTICE I, ERIKA TOUSEY. HEREBY BEQUEATH TO NOELLE OSTERBUR THE RIGHT TO HAVE FU, I COLLEGE. I, MARIA VO (A OS. HEREBY BEQ EATH MY GREAT FOOTBALL TECHNIQUES AND A DO:"oo HE LEY TAPE TO GI GER. I, KRISTA VA '\I VOR 'T, HEREBY BEQUEATH TO MY BROTHER DIRK THE ABILITY TO TOLERATE CE TRAL fOR rw·o MORE YEARS I. BARBARA ( OOK, HEREBY BEQUEATH TO VERONICA BUCHA ALL MY CALIFOR lA CLOTHES fOR HER CALIFORNIA JOBS. I. MIS~Y PFFIFFR. HEREBY BEQUEATH TOJEN Y DOW'NS HEY IT WAS FUN WHILE IT LA TED, TO ROSF THANKS FOR EVERYTHIN(,, TO EVFRYO. f AROUND ROSE AND T·BO"'F HOUSEHOLD GOOD LUCK I THE FUTURE. I. SHI LLI MILLER. HERFBY BEQUEATH TO K.B., LC.. R.M .. M.P .. (.H .. A GREAT SE lOR YEAR. I. KRI~Tll ( ORRLE HEREBY BFQ FATH TO GRETCHE. COBB THE ABILin' TO MAKE OTHER FRIE'\IDs WHO ARF TRli'>T W'ORTHY. LOYAL A-"'D HAVE A GREAT SFNSF OF HUMOR. YOUR THF BEST WE TH£ '>FNIOR GUY'>. H~.RFBY BFQUFATH TO A MAJORITY OF THF JUNIOR (,IRLS THE ABILITY TO BE FRIF DS A D A YEARS SLPPU OF MATURin' PILLS TO GET ALL OF YO THROUGH NEXT YEAR I. ( HRI.., '>Hl:-RIDA . HFRIRY BEQUEATH TO, TRACY STULL ONE SCRUB BRUSH AND A BOTTLE OF CARPET FRFSH FOR THOsF LATE :"oo IC,HT M lJD PU DDI.ES.

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Favorite Movies Favorite Memories GE1TING KI KED OUT OF CORLEY'S CLASS FOR LAUGHING AT THE DAILY BULLETIN. SUMMER OF 85 WITH JULIE, KRIS , SARAH, LEAH . AND BECK. BREAKFAST AT BARNEITS. THE FIRST TIME J.L ASKED ME OUT. SOPHOMORE REALATOR DESTRUCTION

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GRADUATION ALL THE TIMES WITH AJ., A.T ., S.C., AND G.B.. WITH NUTRA·SWEET. PLAYING BASEBALL FOR CHARLIE DUE. SENIOR HOMECOMING WEEK. NFW YEARS EVE 84 WITH A.T., SKI., J.O. STATE VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT. THE AWESOME PARTYING TRIP TO MEXICO BERLIN THOMP ON TWINS CONCERT FRE HMAN YEAR POWDER FIGHT A.R.'S BIG PARTY JUNIOR YEAR JULY 4, 1985 SNEAKING BEHIND CONDOS WITH SKI MASKS LABOR DAY WEEKEND AT .M. IN 85 1985 DENVER TRIP LUNCH WITH SCARP PROM/ PO T PROM 1985 EGG WHITE FIGHTS THE KANGEROO AND THE WITNESS£ LUNCH WITH L.D. AND S.L. SUMMER OF 1984

BEING STRANDED ON PHILO ROAD "THAT NIGHT" TONJA AND I BEFORE CHOOL ON THE BLEACHERS EVERYDAY MEETING MY BOYFRIEND AT BRADLEYS SUMMER OF 1984 HOMECOMING 1985 SPRING BREAK 1985 JUMPING T.M.'S PORSHE BEING ON THE PEPEITE SQUAD DUI COOLING OUT ON A ROOF LI'L ABNER FOOTBALL GAMES WINNING HOMECOMING GAME (FINALLY) PANG FEST 1982 ENIOR YEAR BAND CAMP FRESHMAN YEAR SIITING NEXT TOM .. IN MATH GOING BOMBING PLAYING FRISBEE WITH A PIZZA L.D.'S HOMECOMING PARTY WHEN I GOT MY DRIVERS LICENCE BEING MVM ARBOR PARTIES WATER KliNG IN JILL' CAR GEITING CHA ED BY THE BEATERMAN FOOTBALL WHEN ROSE AND TOM MOVED TO TOWN GOING OUT EAST WITH MY BEST FRIEND WHEN I MET GREG MY SOPHOMORE YEAR

Favorite Songs YOU ARE MY LADY FLY GIRL WILL YOU ALWAYS BE MINE YOU STUPID JERK OLD TIME ROCK-n-ROLL SHOW SHOUT CHANGE BLUE MONDAY BUFFALO GALS RAINBOW'S GOLD I WONDER IF I TAKE YOU HOME LUCY IN THE SKY THA TS WHAT I LIKE ABOUT YOU BATTER RAM LIGHTS ONE MORE NIGHT EVERYTIME YOU GO AWAY ROCK ME TONIGHT SILVER SHADOW SAVING ALL MY LOVE FOR YOU SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL HEAD OVER HEELS

ST. ELMOS FIRE BACK TO THE FUTURE PEE WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE RAMBO ANIMAL HOUSE RISKY BUSINESS RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD NINJA DOMINATION VALLEY GIRL THE TERMINATOR DEATH RACE 2000 THE BREAKFAST CLUB SCARFACE OUTSIDERS JUST ONE OF THE GUYS THE CHAMP BEVERLY HILLS COP LADY IN RED TEXAS CHAINSA W MASSACRE CLOSE ENCOUNTERS BIG CHILL ET ROCKY IV PRIVATE EYES

Favorite Music REM ROCK SOUL MADONNA COUNTRY LED ZEPPLIN NEW WAVE POLKA POP TOP 40 WOWS AT LUNCHTIME SQUEEZE HARDCORE PUNK ENGLISH BEAT VAN HALEN RUSH U2 SCORPIONS POLICE BLUES

WESTERN BEATLES BEETHOVEN THE DOORS DEPECHE MODE ANYTHING HEAVY METAL JAZZ BIG CHILL SOUND TRACK 107

BE-BOP JOURNEY TALKING HEADS ALL CLASSIC CHICAGO RUSSIAN FOLK DISCO TEARS FOR FEARS ANYTHING BY SONIC RAGE

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Most Embarrassing Moments WHEN I SLIPPED AND FELL WHILE TRYING TO RUN UP THE STAIRS BECAUSE I WAS LATE FOR CLA S. THE MEDJESKY RECEPTION WITH JAKE. WALKING INTO THE BOY'S BATHROOM STALL MY FRESHMAN YEAR. WRACKING A FRESHMAN. WHEN ME AND GEEN WERE VICIOUSLY ATTACKED BY THE HALL MONITOR AND WE CRIED. BEING ARRESTED ON CAMPU WITH C.W. GETTING SICK ON GRETCHEN'S BASEMENT FLOOR. TAKING MY SHIRT OFF BEFORE GOING INTO THE GIRLS GYM AND A BOY COMES TO THE DOOR. WHEN I TRIPPED IN FRONT OF A BUS FULL OF CENTENNIAL STUDENTS AND RIPPED MY KIRT. WHEN I GREASED THE MIXING BOWL INSTEAD OF THE BAKING DISH. GETTING CARDED. FALLING OFF THE FOOTBALL BENCH IN THE

Favorite Actress ALLY SHEEDY KIM FIELDS DEBRA WINGER MADONNA GRACE JONES JESSICA LANG JOAN COLLINS HEATHER LOCKLEAR MOLLY RINGWALD DIANE CARROL JANE FONDA DEBBIE ALLEN VALERIE BERTENELLI BO DEREK SALLY FIELDS JANET JACKSON KRISTI McNICHOL BARBARA BILLINGSLY JENNIFER BEALS MERYL STREEP

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Favorite Actor HARRISON FORD MICHEAL J. FOX TIMOTHY HUTTON RICHARD GERE EDDIE MURPHY EMILO ESTEVEZ PEE WEE HERMAN BILL COSBY ROBERT REDFORD TOM SELLECK BILL MURRAY JOHN WAYNE DUSTIN HOFFMAN DUDLEY MOORE JOHN ZEMENACK SEAN PENN FRED FLINSTONE BARNEY RUBBLE SYLVESTER STALLONE JAN MICHEAL VINCENT

MIDDLE OF A GAME. WHEN WE HAD THE SCHOOL WALKOUT. VALENTINES DANCE SOPHOMORE YEAR. ALMOST CALLING THE POLICE BECAUSE I THOUGHT THE "BLUE MAN" HAD KILLED MY FRIEND .

NOT KNOWING THE ANSWERS IN ANY CLASS. A CAR WRECK I HAD. VICE VERSA 1984.

NOT KNOWING HOW TO DO A G.B. AT NUTRA WEET HOUSE. THE MUST ACHE MAN AT COCHRANE'S. WHEN I RAN OUT OF GAS RIGHT IN FRONT OF SCHOOL. WRECKING INTO A TREE WHILE RACING A MOTO RO S BIKE. LOOKING BACK ON BEING A FRESHMAN. WALKING INTO THE WRONG CLASS. TOOTHPASTE TAINS ON MY JEANS. DROPPING MY ENTIRE STEAK IN MY LAP HOMECOMING FRESHMAN YEAR. BLOWING THE ENGINE OUT OF MY CAR AT LUNCH MY JUNIOR YEAR.

Hangouts EDDIES RO EANNE AND T· BONE THE PARK BY J.L.' HOU E BRADLEYS BOULES BOUTIQUE PHILO ROAD AJ.'S KITCHEN HOME McDONALD JOHN KITZMILLER ANYWHERETHEPOLKE AREN'T WESTERN BOWL WORK

ALLADINS CA TLE URBANA PARK A YWHERE BUT C HAMPAIGN·URBANA GARCIAS LEAH'S HOUSE CAMPUS HIP POCKET (INDY'S BASEMENT MY BEDROOM THE WIL ON' CIVIC CENTER TRITOS THE KEG WHITE HOUSE BUSEY WOODS

Favorite Sayings W.T.F. WHAT A DRAG TRIPP I BONEHEAD POKER YOU HAVE THE RK.HT TO A LAWYER BAGGER HEY BUD TAKE IT HOME WHATEVER WE STOPPED TilE QUAKE WHATS UP? GET OUT OF TOWN HOP IN A D GO (HILL

BA< KwooD· W'HAT A BARGAIN! WHAT'S WITH IT STONFDOM VILLAGE OH BOY HIP POCKET BET YOU KNOW OKAY, FINE SUCH A QUEEN SEE YAA NI< E MANNER . BABE DIAL WITH IT YOU DOG FACE OH WELL LIFE GOES ON

86 Senior Survey Winners Class Clown 1. Alan Thomas 2. Liz Feldman

Most Talented 27. Kent John on 28. Jtll Knieriem

Class Shyest 5. Tim Gorman 6. Erika Tousey

Best Dee sed 3. John hapiro 4. Leah Davi

Most Dependable 9. Jim Crowley 10. Sharon Washburn

Class Flirt 7. Erik Mo teet 8. Stephanie Dodge

Most School¡ pirited 13. Ken Raquel 14. Cindy Nelson

Class Athlete 11. Scott Shoop 12. uzy Wood

Most Active 17. John Zemenak 18. Susan Shurtz

Cutest Couple 15. Troy Douglas 16. Tonya Hines

Most Likely to Succeed 21. Scott Casey 22. Krista VanVorst

Class Cute t 19. Todd Lienhart 20. Du ty Matejkowski

Best Sense of Humor 23. Mike Sindelar 24. Chri Sheridan

Best mile 25. Mike Medjesky 26. Kim tarkey

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The Class Of Nineteen Eighty-Six

... Good-Bye, Farewell ... . . . Amen

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ROBERT BENNETT SHARON BEYER MARYBETH B GNER

RICHARD BONHAM SHERRY BOYER RUTH BUCKLES

IZONA BURGE JERRY BUTLER GLADYS CHAPMAN

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KA THLEE OR LEY JUDITH OTIER TOM ROY

BECKY CRUM CHARLE DANIEL ON MARGERY DAVENPORT

U .. DAVID ON DONALD DECKER BECKY DILLINGHAM

SUE EARP DIANE ECKER LESLIE ERIK ON

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CHARLE EVAN FRED FE HTMAN SARAH FREYMAN

WILLIAM FREYMAN MARGARET FRIESE RICHARD GARCIA

ANNE GHER PHYLLI GRI MER DONALD HAN EN

JERRY HARDESTY JOYCE HARDESTY ANTHO Y HARRIS

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GEOR E HAT JA K HIGG JOYCE HILL

ROBERTA HILL JOSEPH HOUSKA YNTHIA JA KLE

JANEJAME PATRICIA JOHN ON ROBERTA ]ONE

SELBY KLEIN JAME KULL ARTHUR LEHR

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KAY LEMONS LINDA MAHANNAH CATHERINE MAJDIAK

BARB McCRAY DORTHY MILLER LAURIE MILLER

MARILYN MISNER WILLIAM MOREFIELD LOTTIE NAST

LYLA NOFFTZ MYRON OCHS CAROL PAINE

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PAUL QUINLAN KARON RASMU EN JOH REI

RI HARD REMMERT MARIAN ROBINSON MARY RUYLE

FRED CHOOLEY JAME SEAY JULIE SHERWOOD

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DON HIPLEY FREDA HOFNER CLYDE MITH

DIKE STIRRETT JEFFREY TRIGGER BETTE VANE

BARBARA VO JULIE WALLACE GENE WARD

U AN WEBER BRUCE WISNER RICHARD WOOLEY

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In Memory Of Charles L. Due

Charlie Due taught and coached at Champaign Central High School for twenty nine years. During those years he devoted himself to his students both on and off the playing field. He was well known by all who attended Central.

Mr. Due died on September 13, 1985. His death occured in Decatur immediately following a football game which he was officiating. The community as well as the faculty and students were stunned.

Charlie will always be remembered for his friendly manner, cheerful spirit, and deep concern for the needs of others.

R. Wooley

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Halloween Fun This year Central students dressed up for the scariest of all holiday . tudents came as anything from babies to old men and bums. Everyone enjoyed comparing co tume and having good laughs.

Picrure I A scary old man.

Picrure 2 Lori Smirh draws a pumpkin.

Picrure 3 Kim Taylor and Darrell Boysaw goof off in rhe hall.

Pacrure 4 Leslie mirh and Hearher Tresslar on rhe war parh.

Picrure 5 An unidenrified prisoner.

Picrure 6 Rhonda Drake breaks our rhe 50's poodle shan and cardagan.

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Central's Decorations Brighten School Spirit For year Central' cheerleader and coache have been designing posters to put on athlete lockers to boost their enthu iasm about the up coming game . Every poster features our chool rna cot Max Maroon concerning the tiger , chargers or whoever we are playing.

Pic!Ure I Barbara ook hanging up the homecoming locker decorations.

Picture 2 Max Maroon crushes the Chargers.

Picture 3 One of the many de orated lockers.

Picture 4 A 'olleyball decoration.

Picture 5 A swimming decoration .

Picture 5 A swimmmg decoration .

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The Winter Pep Assembly.

Picture 1 armen Casey really gets into her dancing.

Picrure 2 Varsory Ba kerball players belly M1ller and Tracy rull rake a bow with coach chooley.

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Pic1ure 4 John Zemenack presenrs coach roy wirh hi ear for rhe games.

P1crure 5 Ken Raquel and Chris ofranko hang up signs before the studencs arrive.

Pâ&#x20AC;˘crure 6 The JV cheerleaders wJSh rhe team well.

Picture 7 Th vanity cheerleaders cheer on the team.

P1cture 8 The crowd lets the team know 1hey will win.

Picture 9 Laura Dursr plays rhe bells wirh rhe band.

Picrure 10 oach roy look rarher shorr next to Mark Daniel and con Cieniawski.

Picture 11 oach Croy talks to the students abour heading rheir supporr.

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Tip Off Dance.

Picture 1 Kri tine Cobb and Jenny Hienhorst are friends for life.

Pi ture 2 Holly Olefsky dan es with her friends.

Picture 3 The enior guys at their best.

Picture 4 uzanne omers and Amy Atcheson talk about the last meet.

Picture S Anne Bryan trie to make her friend dance.

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Picture I Joe Boravec, cott John on, and cott ha" enjoy the dan e.

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Picture 3 Mrs. Jones and John Zemenck di cuss "hat the next ong will be.

Picture 4 Mary ,raziano and Mike Jahn take a break from the mu ic.

Picture 5 mile Pretty Picture 6 Tim Gorman and hana Matejow ki laugh over a good joke.

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Freshmen Abernathy, helly 105 Ackltn, anette 10~ Arkman, lrcn 33, 10~ Aker, Lavon 105 Alexrs, Meghan 46, 105 Alsop, Bradley 45, 105 Ammon>, Aaron 105 Ander>on, Clark 105 Andre>, Bob 105 Andres, Peggi 10~ Athey, Geoffrey 105 Attaras, Eeman 105 Bailey, Tony 105 Baldwrn, Mark 105 Barham, John 4~. 83, 105 Barncll,John 51,104,105 Bellafiore, Lisa 105 Bennett, Rex 82, 83, 105 Black, Enca 105 Blue, Amy 105 Bohon, Derek 105 Bondurant, Thomas 83, 105 Bourne, Jacque 36, 105, 118 Branton, Lashawn 105 Braskamp, Steven 104, 105 Brown, Eric 45, 106 Brown, Paula 106 Bryan, Annie 106 Buchanan, ammy 45, 106 Bui, Bi h 80, 93, 106 Burdkas, teve 106 Busch, Anna 36, 106 Byrd, Tommie 106 Campbell, Octavia 10 Capel, Anthea 36, 106 aner, andy 106 Caston, Lr a 106 Caston, Monre 45, 106 Chapman, Daniel 45, 106 Clark, Kevin 106 Clark, Thomas 45, 106 Clemom, Micheal 45, 57, 106 Cline, Bruce 45, 106 Clow, Angela 106 Coates, Leslie 53, 106 Cobble, Amy 106, 185 Collins, Gwendolyn 36, 106, 185 Cooper, Micheal 45, 106 Corbit, Charles 59, 106 Covert, Tamera 107 Cowan, Audra 107 Cox, Jason 99, 107 Crowley, Micheal 45, 107 Culbertson, Heather 107 Daniel, Jennifer 48, 52, 53, 107 Danison, ean 58, 59, 107 Deatley, Laura 53, 107 Demlow, Jason 107 Diehl, Jennifer 107 Dillman, Charles 45, 59, 107 Dirk , Marshall 83 Dixon, Racheal 107 Dodson, Wendy 36, 107 Doherty, Kathryn 107 Dolske, Dana 107 Dougla , Marcus 45 Dyson, tephen 32, 33, 59, 107 Ehler, Amy 38, 104, 107 Erwin, Robert 83, 107 Evan, arah 107 Farris, linton 45, 51, 107 Farthings, Andrew 57, 107 Fay, arah 13, 107 Fillman, Reid 51, 107 Fischer, Ja on 45, 57, 107 Flemon , Rosalyn 108 Frame, Johnny 45, 108 Frank, Mathew 45, 108 Funkhouser, Marcus 45, 59, 108 Garth, COil 108 Gaston, Valorie 108 Gerlach, Peter 45, 51, 108 Gimlich, Heather 6, 36, 108 Good, Jerry 108 Good, Timothy 45, 108 Graves, Marcus 51, 108 Graves, Melissa 99, 108

Green, Donnre 45, 108 Greffe, Drana 83, 108 Griham, David 108 GroÂť, Oliver 10, 108 Grumish, COil 35, 51, 108 Hargh, Kim 36, 108 Haley, Laura 108 Hammaersmuh, Tracey 108 Hampton, Arisca 57 Hanley, Dawn 108 Harden, Heather 36, 108 Harri>, Heather 52, 53, 108 Harrrs, Patrick 108 Haynes, harlene 109 Hayes, Jeremy 58, 109 Head, Kevin 45, 57 Heinrich, icole 48, 108 Helfich, James 45, 109 Henderson, Daryl 45, 59, 109 Hendri ks, Gail 109 Hemon, Dawn 109 Howard, hristopher 45, 109 Hopke, Jane 83, 109 Howard, rsula 46, 109 Hut hison, Micheal 109 Hutjens, Michelle 53, 109 Jack on, Angela 109 Jackson, Larry 45, 57, 109 Jackson, Terralisha 109 Jackson, Yolanda 109 Jacobsen, arah 109 Jancola, Ronald 45, 59, 109 Johnson, Cynthia Johnson, Tony 98, 109 Jonas, Daniel 109 Jones, James 13, 45, 109 Jones, Kerry 45, 109 Kakama, David 49, 109 Kakoma, arah 109 Konisky, Daniel 3, 109, 110 Kramer, Jason 110 Krauss, Alison 99, 110 Kurtz, Jeffery 57, 110 Lane, William 51, 110 Lange, Stephanie 99, 110 Lash, Todd 110 Lazarevich, Alex 83, 110 Lechel, aomi 110 Lemmon, tephanie 13, 40, 52, 53, 99, 110 Lewis, Karl 110 Libman, Aaron 59, 110 Llewellyn, John 45, 110 Longfello"', Josh 110 Lynch, Jennifer 83, 110 Malone, Tracey 110 Markward, Abigail 6, 36, 104, 110 Marlowe, Loretta 110 Marsha, ara 110 Martin, Daniel 83, 110 Meyer, Mallhew 49, Ill Miller, Cinnie 52 Mitchell, Jeff 45, Ill Mize, Amla Ill Moffit, Anthony 59, Ill Moore, Brenda 111 Morefield, can Ill Morenz, Gwen 83, Ill Morri , aundra Ill Moe e, Ericka 12, Ill Munds, Christopher Ill Murphy, Marissa 38, Ill Me loud, Brian 110 Me ormick, Tere a 110, 99 McDainel, hane 32, 33, 110 McGee, Michelle 110 McGee, Twanda Ill McGuin, Catherine Ill McKenzie, Chad 45, Ill Me utt, Howard 59 Napper, Kenneth Ill Neil, Anissa Ill ichola , Christopher 45, 83, Ill ieto, Marco 33, Ill Noonan, hannon 13, 36, 37, 67, Ill orwood, Yvonne Ill Oberlander, Tara 36, Ill 0 hs, Micheal 57, 76, Ill Oneill, Angela 46, Ill, 118 0 mund on, Eric Ill Owens, Amy 36, 112 Pallerson, Laura 99, 112

Patter>on, Lawanda 112 Pauser, Thomas 83, 112 Paclik, Mallhew 45, 112 Payne, Dione 112 Phipp , Karen 36, 104, 112 Pickett, James 51, 112 Prckell, John 112 Pollard, Melissa 99, 112 Pothast, Andrew 45, 57, 112 Potter, Michaelene 112 Powell, Daniel 51, 112 Price, Rodney 112 Pryor, James 99 Raker>, Brent 48, 112 Reid, Altck 49, 112 Reid, Lavone 57 Reifsteck, Dulcie 112 Reynolds, Chris 112 Rhoades, George 33, 112 Rrchardson, Holly 112 Richardson, David 45, 112 Roberson, Monque 53, 112 Rogers, Tracey 45, 47, 83, 112 Rogers, Rodney 45, 51, 112 Ros, David 57, 99, 112 Ruesink, Mark 114 Runge, indy 113 Runkle, Erik 113 ackett, Math 45, 104, 112 aylor, Gerard 45, 113 chillinger, Robert 113 choonover, Meltnda 113 chroeder, Tad 45, 48, 113 chuster, Eric 33, 113 coil, Debbie 113 etters, Thomas 113 Shepard, Octavia 113 hepston, had 49, 59, 113 ibley, Brian 113 ibley, Yolanda 99, 113 mith, orey 113 Smith, Justine 113 Smith, Marshall 45, 113 poonamore, Beth 113 teiner, Williiam 113 tephen on, Wendy 83, 113 terling, Angela 113 rites, Jes e 113 trow, Latres a 53, 114 tucki, Jonathan 57 weer, Carl 114 wim, had 114 Tabor, Teri 83, 114 Tangora, Angeline 99, 114 Te ter, Robert 114 Tester, Daniel 114 Thomas, Curtis 12, 57, 114 Thompson, Heather 52, 53, 114 Thompson, Kerri 98, 99, 114 Tcan, tephanie 114 Treat, Jonathon 114 Treat, Sean 35, 114 Tsebelis, George 114 Vaughn, Jame 114 Vaughn, Mindy 114 Vivain, Malcolm 114 Vogel, John 51, 114 Voss, D 45, 114 Wallace, Jennifer 114 Weatherspoon, Karen 53, 40, 114 Weber, Jason 114 Wheeler, Jason 45, 114 White, Derick 45, 114 White, Gary 115 Wiley, Erica 99, 114 Williams, Andres 114 Williams, Cesario 99, 115 Williams, Jermaine 115 Williams, Perry 45, 115 Williams, herri 115 Wilson, Brian 115 Wilson, Dwayne 115 Wilson, Timothy 45, 59, 115 Winbush, David 45, 115 Winfrey, ichole 115 Witherbee, Brien 3, 115 Wille, Daryl 115 Wright, Tamera 115 Wu, MaryAlice 115 Younger,Jon 115 Zemenak, Mark 45, 115

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Sophomore Acheson, Amelia 36, 37, 121 Alexi , Leah 121 Alsberg, Tracey 83, 121, 131 Andujo,Julio 44, 56, 121 Angereer, Rebecca 67, 84, 5, 121, 99 Apperson, herie 121 Arendtsen, John 121 Arnette, Keenen 56, 121 Arrington, Kenneth 121 Austin, Peter 44, 99, 121 Bauter, Karrei 121 Baylor, Gregory 99, 121 Biehle, Todd 121 Bigham, Katherine 46, 121 Billhymer, Andrew 24, 49 Bishop, Rahman Bloom, Andrew 2, 121 Booth, Marla 16, 28, 121 Borevec, Joseph 44, 121 Boswell, orvel 121 Boyer, David 24, 77, 121 Boysaw, Darrell 3, 12, 24, 44, 56, 121, 180 Bridges, Timothy 121 Britt, Howard 121 Brock, yndy 28, 121 Browning, James 121 Brunson,Jo Ellen 36, 121, 131 ampbell, Betty 122 Carawan, hades 122 Casey, Jill 28, 122 aching , Kimberley 46, 98 Chapman, Heather 122 Cieniaue ki, Cheryl 122 lark on, Jennifer 122 Clay, hanta 17,99,122 Clayman, K1mberely 77, 119, 122 Clemons, Anthony 16, 44, 56, 122 oates, Geoffrey 122 obb, Kristine 69, 122, 184 obb, Lisa 122 offey, Kathleen 122 onner, Kimberly 122 Cook, Eddie 122 Cooper, Toby 122 ortez, Mark 44, 122 rain, Max 44, 122 rider, Trac1e 99, 122 unnignton, Jennifer 38, 122, 131 Davidson, Tracey 99 Davis, Terry 98 Day, Randall 122 Delgado, Kathryn 122 Dewar, Brett 122

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Dezell, Tony 122 Dixon, larence 44 D1xon, Peter 3, 122 Doherty. Timothy 122 Doris, Brenda 123 Drake, Rhonda 123, 180 Duckworth, hades 123 Durst, Aaron 83, 123 Eberline, hristopher 12 E1nenscien, Daniel 24, 49, 123 Ek-Vinai, Annie 38, 123 Erickson, Kate 122 Fallon, John 16, 123 Febuary, LaDawn 36, 123 Fiore, Donna 123 Fonner, Patrick 58, 123 Frazier, Erica 123 Galey, Ryan 44, 123 Gillon, David 123 Gilmore, teven 7, 33, 119, 123 Gingerich, David 24, 123 Gladney, Debbei 123 Gladney, Pamela 123 Goines, R.E. 123 Goramn, teâ&#x20AC;˘en 29, 123 Gorski, orrine 53, 77, 99, 123 Gould, ean 33, 123 Gower, Kara 123 Graham, Kenneth 123 Graziano, Gina 123 Gro ser, Benjamin 83 Gwin, Beuye 123 Hamberg, Jeffery 51, 77, 99, 119, 123 Hammel, Nacey 123 Hammersmith, Leslie 25, 123 Hari, Lisa 123 Harper, Philp 124 Harris, andra 9 , 124 Hatch, Russell 49, 51, 134 Heffernan, Micheal 44, 124 Heinhorst, Jennifer 52, 124, 198 Helgesen, Anaie 99, 124 Helmick, Teresa 124 Hermann, ell 1214 Hettinger, Debbie 74, 99, 124 Hick , arol 46, 124 Hindereliter, Penny 124 Holste, Melissa 38, 39, 124 Holt, Elizabeth 124 Holt, Mary 37, 39, 124 Hooser, Jeffery 44, 124 Hughes, Talease 124 Husband, Robert 9, 44, 56, 124 Hutchings, Steven 26, 29, 50, 51, 124 Jackson, Angela 98, 99 Jenkins, Micheal 124 Jenk , Mi helle 28, 38, 124 Johnson, cott 44, 119, 124, 185 Johnson, Willie 124 Jones, tacey 124 Kaiser, hristine 125 Kansy, Kevin 33, 83, 125 Kirby, Micheal 24, 49, 51, 119, 125 Knieriem, Elizabeth 28, 40, 68, 125 Krier, Melissa 36, 74, 125 Kucera, David 44, 125 Lazarevich, Peter 83, 125 Lee, Leonard 125 Leeper, Monica 25, 125 Leshoure, Marcus 125 Leshoure, Raymond 125 Liay, Alicia 125 Liay, Heather 125 Lickly, William 125 Living~ton, Kathy 16, 40, 125 Love, teve 51, 99, 125, 131 Lozar, David 24, 69, 125 MacGregor, Andrew 125 Madix, Kathleen 46, 98, 125 Maisel, harlene 41, 125 Marshall, Linda 125 Matejkowski, Jason 119, 125 Matejkowski, hana 40, 125, 185 Matthews, Jennifer 125 Melker, Ernestine 47, 92, 96, 98, 126 Miller, Deanna 126 Miller, herri 99, 126 Metz, ara 83, 126 Miller, Tabitha 126 Mills, David 44, 126 Mills, Robin 126

Mitchell, Darin 56, 126 Montagu , Teresa 126 Moore, Keith 83, 126 Morrissey, Joey 126 Munnis, Katie 126 Murphy, Elizabeth 8, 126 McClintock, Laura 125 McConaha, helley 46, 126 Me oy, Jamie 3, 126 McDade, Micheal 33, 125 McGee, Alfonzo 56 McGownan, Tanya 25, 126 Mcintosh, Douglas 44, 125 McMillion, Vincent 56 Me aire, Robert 16, 44, 56, 125 eat, Elizabeth 25, 68, 75, 99, 126 eil, James 44, 119, 125 euer, Mike 56 ewman, Rae 52, 126 guyen, Tri 29, 126 O'Conner, John 24, 44, 68, 126 Olach, Jennifer 83, 126 01 en, Christopher 33, 99, 126 Osler, Amanda 47, 73, 81, 94, 99, 126 Otto, Laura 25, 126 Ovellette, Alinda 126 Owens, alvin 126 Peterson, Micheal 44, 126 Pettigrew, Emily 126 Phelps, Lisa Kristina 126 Phelps, Lisa 28, 40, 99, 120, 126 Pierce, Twila 46, 126 Prahl, Kerry 9, 46, 77, 127 Pruitt, Angie 127 Pruitt, Timothy 58, 127 Raquel, teven 24, 51, 99, 120, 131 Reddy, Aparna 68, 69, 75, 120, 127 Reed, Moncia 12 Rhodes, hannon 94, 99, 127 Richards, David 127 Roberson, Michelle 25, 127 Rowland, Lyssie 127 Roy, Pamela 17, 127 Ryherd, Diane 6, 25, 40, 127 andberg, Arthur 127 awyer, Tomas 127 chiller, hri tine 127 chneider, Mary 99, 127 choonover, John 44, 127 chuster, Andrew 30, 31, 44, 51, 127 chutt, Heather 9, 127 chwenk, Alan 127 hanholtzer, Lyle 127 haul, Elizabeth 28, 40, 127 haw, Benny 127 haw, Percell 127 haw, Scott 44, 56, 58, 99, 127, 185 hay, Micheal 1 , 33, 127 helby, Faith 92, 98, 128 Shepston, hay 24, 128 hobe, Stacey 128 hoemaker, Daniel 33, 84, 128 hurtz, Richard 29, 72, 98, 99, 120, 128 impson, Dwayne 83, 128 keel, Virginia 128 keels, Donald 128 kube, Danielle 128 lade, hawn 24, 44, 128 mith, Crystal 99, 128 mith, Daryl 128 mith, Lisa I 28 noeyink, Todd 24, 49, 56, 128 ohn, ue:Jean 83 ollinger, Tamera 128 tanley, ean 128 terling, Cherry 128 teward, Rus ell 24, 56, 82, 83, 128 tine , Chri topher 35, 12 cover, Joe 12 Strunk, Derek 58, 59, 128 ullivan, Taimur 83, 128 weitzer, con 120 Tangora, Michelle 67, 99, 128 Terry, Stephanie 98, 129 Tester, Karen 129 Thomas, Teresa 12, 129 Thompson, Tracey 129 Thurman, tephanie 129 Tousey, Philip 24, 44, 99, 129 Trail, James 129 Travers, Kelly 41, 129

Sophomore Tres lar, Hearher 129, 180 Truran, Elama 129 Visocky, Jennifer 129 Yo, guyer 98 Walker, usan 129 Ward, ChriSiopher 129 Ward, William 56, 129 Washburn, Patricia 5, 40, 129 Wickens, John 129 Wilcher, ( 47 Wilborn, Laura 36, 129 Wilcher, icole 94, 99, 129 Willhue, Jennifer 129 Wilson, Michelle 118 Wood, Kelly 129 Woodis, Mia 25, 129 Wooley, Janer 28, 40, 75, 129 Wooley, _harles 129 Wrighr, John 44, 129 Yang, Aileen 83, 129 Younger, Jon 119, 129

Junior Abbon, Racheal 133 Allen, Melaine 83, 133 Alexis, Kelly 132, 133 Anderson, Eric 32, 33, 133 Andujo, Yin enr 55, 133 Arkins, pencer 51, 133 Avanr, Venessa 133 Barham, Roberr 42, 133 Barringer, Michelle 133 Bassen, Karie 98, 99, 133 Bazzell , Monica 133 Beard, Trevor 35, 133 Beasley, Troy 133 Beers, Jason 35, 133 Bender, con 133 Bigham, alvin 133 Billing, Andrew 63, 99, 133 Birdsell, Michelle 133 Blaisdell, Roberr 133 Bonnell, Abra 46, 72, 133 Borrell, Timorhy 83, 133 Brown, hrisropher 7, 133 Brown, orey 133 Brown, hawn 133 Brown, Troy 13, 42, 133 Buchanan, Veronica 98, 133 Buckner, Debbie 83, 133 Buckner, Diana 133 Burr, Lisa 133 Bunina, Karen 16, 25, 133 Campbell, Rebecca 63, 134 Carrer, raig 16, 134 Caner, Jame 58 arrer, Valinda 134 asey, Carmen 13, 47, 73, 89, 98, 134, 145, 182 asrle, Tammy 134 asrillo, Laura 134 Chandler, Clayron 65, 134 handler, Cynrhia 16, 86, 87, 134 lemons , James 134 , 432 Christensen, Paul 29, 87, 134 Cobb, Melissa 48, 134 ochrane, Timorhy 24, 134 ollier, April 134 Collier, Darla 134 ollins, Kennerh 134 ollins, Larry 80, 99, 134 Cooper, Tyrone 134 rain, rephanie 134 ru e, Rodger 134 Cummins, Patricia 134 Curran, Karhleen 81, 99, 134 Daly, Deborah 134 Davis, Jason 31, 42, 62, 66, 134 Deanda, Jenny 134 DeAdey, Edward 16, 18, 19, 71, 135 Deichman, Eric 135 Dennis, Mark 135 Deponai, Elizabeth 13, 99, 135 Dickerson, raig 24, 42, 51, 135, 145 Dickey, Roberr 135

Discoe, JoAnn 78, 98, 99. 135 Dixon, Angela 47, 73, 135, 143 Dorris, Bobby 135 Downs, Jennifer 144 Drake, Tonya 135, 145 Dremann, Enca 98, 135 Ea ron, Thomas 31 Edwards, Melissa 38, 135 Ehler, Annie 99, 135 Farris, William 42, 51, 63, 74, 135 Fay, racey 48 Fiore, John 24, 98, 135 Fi~cher, Berh 18, 19, 135 Flercher, con 135 Forresrer, Roberr 135 Fosler, Scorr 29, 135 Fuller, Annene 135 Fuller, Tary 16, 42, 99, 135 Fung, Alex 135 Gamble, Oscar 135 Gapsis, Chn~rine 48, 135 Giles, Thomas 99, 135 Gilmore, Roberr 7, 33, 135 Gimlich, Doug 87, 135 Goines, Henry 83, 135 Goldenstein, .hrisropher 135 Gorski, Christine 77, 135 Greer, David 135 Griffirh, Maqa 84, 85 Grubb, Kimberly 62, 70 Grumish, Julie 28, 35, 135 Haley, Angela 96, 135 Hanoka, Michelle 40, 78, 99, 135 Hansens, Luann 136 Harrsfield, Lois 84, 136 Heimburger,Jill 136 Hcinhorsr, Jason 42, 136 Hem rich, Jefferys 42, 136 Helfrich , John 136 Helm, Lisa 136 Hendern , Manhcw 42, 136 Hendricks, Anrhony 99, 136 Herglund, Lon 136 Hirschfield, .ar hrine 16, 25, 36, 135, 143 Hodges, Lyle 18, 19, 66, 136 Hoffswell, Alice 136 Hughes, Tiffanie 13, 136 Hursr, Vicroria 99 Hur hcrafr, Brian 136 Hur1ens, hnsropher 99, 136 Huynh, Minh 136 Jackson, Teralisa 47, 99, 136 Jackson, Tracey 132, 136 Jackson, Tyla 47, 136 Jenkins, Tashah 136 Johnson , Amy 136 Johnson, Joseph 42, 99, 136 Jones, Julier 136 Kaiser, Kimberly 98, 136 Karl, Larry 136 Kehe, Mike 136 Keirh, Hohn 137 Keller,Julene 17, 63, 68, 137

Kemper, Kennerh 42, 137 K1rby, Tamera 132, 13 Kiser,Juhe99, 137 Krau~>. Vikror 83, 99, 137 Krou~e.John 18, 19, 137 Krur>~nger, Robb1n 13 Lanca\rcr, Kraus~ 137 Larry, Quenun 137 Lay, Carolyn 25, 98, 99, 137 Legrande, Adam 26, 29, 137 Lemmon, Krisri 5, 16, 52, 137 Leonard, Deborah 82, 83 Leroux, Michelle 99 Lew1s, Anrhony 1378 L1bman, Andrew 58, 70, 137 Lipinski, Elanie 99, 137 Lo, Stephanie 62, 70, 137 Lockeu, Tammie 137 Lofriss, J1ll 63, 78, 90, 91, 98, 99, 137 Logan, ( hriSiopher 137 Longfellow,Jill 51, 137 Loyen, Le~t.e 36, 77, 99, 137 Madsen, Jill 78, 99, 137 Maier, Mar i 28, 41, 52, 98, 137 Manning, (ynrhia 137 Manhews, Kelly 42, I37b Medjesky, Rachel 8, 16, 46, 138 Melker, Li\a 47, 89, 92, 98, 138 Meriderh, Janelle 87, 137 Merkel, beryl 28, 41, 138 Miller, Knsrie 138 Miller, Lon 138 Miller, M1a 98, 138 Mills, R1chard 32, 33, 138 Mingus, Pany 138 Miner, Ph1t.p 138 Mitchell, Christopher 83, 99, 138 Mirchell, Marlon 55, 94, 138 Moeller, Lynda 25, 48, 138 Mullen, Kelly 98, 138 Mullen, M~eheal 24, 42, 48, 138 Murphy, Parrick 138 McCa1n, Charles 42, 98, 137 Me onaha, Lisa 40, 78, 99, 138 McKibben, Sara 137 Me abney, Zachery 34, 35, 137 Me un, Gwendolyn 98, 137 elson, Jut.e 138 guyen, Dung 138 guyen, Tam 138 icolene, Lane 42, 138 oonan, Tracey 5, 46, 88, 138, 144 Olion, Keirh 58, 59, 94, 138 Owens, Lu cianne 18, 19, 98 Paulson , Erik 138 Pearson, Tomorhy 99, 138 Pelmore, Danis 139 Pehzman, Brian 139 Perers , Derrick 139 Perrie, Brock 31, 33, 55, 132, 139 Perrovirch , Douglas 18, 19, 63, I 9, 144 Plumb, Mi helle 139 Po ey, rcvcn 55, 138 Porhasr, Manhe"' 24, 33, 139 Powell , Margo 139 Pride, raig 139 Pruin, hundra 96, 139 Radiff, cynrhea 4 , 98, 139, 143 Reardon, Jeffery 42, 139 Reed , John 29, 139 Reis, Margarer 25, 8 , 99, 139 Richards, Thomas 24, 49, 139 Ries, Rebec a 139 Robinson, Chrisropher 139 Robinson, Eddie 139 Rochford , Micheal 18, 19, 34, 35, 51 139 Roderick, Larry I 9 Rodgers, Frederick 42, 63, 139 Runkel, ¡rephen 139 akellarakis, Irnene 139 aylor, Gerrir 51 chachr, Marshall 29, 42, 66, 67, 139 choonover, Barbra 140 chroeder, Heidi 25, 35, 7 , 140 eamen, Ang Ia 140 ener, Diane 62, 83, 140 eward, Wilford 54, 140 hanbohzer, Jeffery 18, 19, 24, 42, 140 haw, Rurh 140 hepsron, Desserae 18, 19, 48, 62, 66, 157 horeman, David 140

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Juniors houdel, Laur. 140 1mmon~. Ronald 99, 140 Iauer . Teri 18, 19, 2, 76, 98, 140 mehzer, K aren 140 muh, B ron 31, 55, 140 muh, Janice 25, 98 mith, can 82, 83, 140 nyder, atherine 70, 132, 140 ohn, Eugene 140 ouk, _atherine 18, 19, 140 'o"'er;, Tammy 140 park>, and r a 62, 140 picer, Kelly 140 poonamore, Ellen 36, 69, I, 99. 140 poonamore, Mark 18, 19, 42, 140 'tanlcy, Da>id 140 'tarkey, hr. topher 24, 49, 140 tasi, J â&#x20AC;˘m 35. 51, 140 'te>e n ~on, G1 nge r 18, 19, 140 'te,.art, Luci nda 140 Stineba ugh, David 140 tocum , De re k 140 to ne, Ro nald 140 trow, Pat rea 14 1 tull, T racy 52, 141, 182 uue r, Teresa 83, 141 T am, Th alia 141 Taylor, Anthony 42, 141 Taylo r, Tho ma 141 Taylor, To m 141 Tho m a~. Den nis 24, 49, 141 T homas, Am y 86, 141 Thomas, Jamie 68, 83, 141 Thom pso n, hiley 141 T re s lar, Jon 42, 141 Tu rner, Jo nat ha n 132, 141 tley, Lamar 42, 141 Va n De Wyngaerde, K ym 141 Ve ta l. Rae Ann e 14'1 Vi la, Max 42, 141 Vogt, Rya n 141 Wade, Jul ia 36. 141 Wa lla e, Ma uhew 58 Wa h ers, Rachel 141 Ward, Wi ll iams 99, 141 Ware, T awa nda 52, 141 at o n, Marc1a 141 ed ig, a m 141 West, tacey 141 We tman, ameo 141 idho lm , K atri na 25, 84, 85, 132, 141 Wi ke, A 141 h illhite, Tin a 98, 141 Wi lli ams, Anthony 15, 31, 42, 142 Will ia ms, Dorfred ia 142 Wilson, atalie 142 Wo lf, Edwa rd 83, 99, ! 42 Wright , Amy 142 Wrig ht , Tra cy 142 Ya rbro ug h , Amy 70, 99, 142 Yo unge r, ha rl es 3, 16, 31, 34, 35, 142, 145

Seniors Adki on, tanley 42, 147 Aker, Orlando 147 Alexander, James 31 , 42, 147 Alkire, Sabina 65 , 74, 147 Angel, Robert 24, 42, 147 Averbuch, Li a 147 Bar tead, Rebecca 17, 99, 147 Batty, Philip 83, 147 Beightler, Julie 147 Benefeild, Mikaleen 147 Bernard, Davita 98 Berrio, Le ter 98, 147 Bickers, Trevi 147 Bidwell, Paula 84, 95, 98, 147 Bishop, Darrell 24, 95, 98, 147 Blaker, Rebecca 77, 147 198

Dixon, T imothy 150 Dodge, Ste pha nie 46, 150, 161 Doherty, imon 33 Dolske, M ar ia 65 Douglas, Maurice 150 Dunn, Robe rt 80, 99, 150 Dur t, Laura 8 3, 150, 18 2 Eagan, Susan 41, 150 Early, Edward 150 Ek-vinai , Punnipa 150 Eller, Li a 67, 150 Ens, P eter 58, 59, 250 Feldman, Elizabeth 98, 150 Ferre ll, Madonna 95, 98, 150 Fishe r, Kristine 7, 150 Fisher, Tracy 98, 150 Frazee, Kimbe rly 150 Garrison, Suzanne 99, 150 Garth, John 151 Gerard, David 8, 42, 88, 89, 91 , 98, 151 Gerlach, Linda 77, 86, 99, 151 Gillon, Nathan 151 Gladney, Paula 98, 151 Good , Tony 151 Gorman, Timothy 151 , 185 Graziano, Mary 7, 16, 77, 8 7, 151 , 185 Green, Jame 24, 34, 35, 90, 98, 151 , 161 Greffe , Tracy 83, 14 1 Griffith, Robert 151 Hall, Jill 5, 97, 98, 151 Hardy, Marci 151 Harris, Lorenzo 151 Harvey, Pennie 151 Ha t, Robert 151 Helm, Tonya 95 , 98, 151 Hempel, John 15 2 Blount, Jeremiah 42, 89, 933 , 99, 147 Henderson, Tame ra 15 2 Braskamp, David 17, 82, 83, 148 Herglund, Jody 63 , 152 Brown, Clifton 148 Hettinger, James 152 Brown, T e resa 7, 148 H ewerdine, Meli sa 15 2 Buhr, Randy 31, 65 , 87, 147 Hicks, Edward 81 , 99, 152 Bui, Linh 99 Higgins, Terrence 42 , 152 Campbell, Timothy 42 , 148 Hopkins, Marla 63 , 152 Carte r, Cynthia 148 Horner, Deborah 152 Carter, Jacueline 148 Jackson, Percy 42 , 55, 152 Casey, Scott 29, 90, 91 , 98, 148 Jahn, Micheal 24, 35 , 63 , 152, 185 Caston, Micheal 148 James, David 7, 8, 42, 71 , 87, 152 Charters, Patrick 13, 148 Cieoiawski, Scott 7, 55, 65, 90, 98, 148, 182 Johnson, Daniel 152 Johnson, Kent 24, 83, 152 Clark, Sonya 47, 95 , 98, 148 Johnson, Stacie 152 Cobb, Gretchen 3, 18, 19, 148 Johnson, Yolanda 153 Cobble, Kristie 3, 97 , 98, 148 Jones, Christopher 98, 153 Cole, Jason 148 Jones, Valerie 153 Compratt, Sarah 76, 77, 148 Kaiser, Greg 153 Cook, Barbara 2, 46, 72, 77, 98, 149, 181 King, Julia 7, 153 Cooper, Tyrone 55 King, Kathryn 153 Cozad, Timothy 149 Kitzmiller, John 42 , 153 Cross, Christopher 3, 7, 16, 99, 149 Crowley, James 7, 8, 51 , 58, 88, 89, 91 , 98, Knieriem, Jill 12, 65 , 82, 83, 153 Lai, Sue 13, 63 , 153 149 Laird, John 153 Daily, Brian 149 Lake, Christopher 7, 29, 65, 153 Daly, Daniel 3, 9, 149 Leath, Stephanie 63, 65, 83, 153 Daniel, Mark 55, 87, 149, 182 Lemke, Edward 153 Davis, Leah 7, 70, 71, 149 Leo, Christine 153 David , Shawn 24, 42 , 58, 149 Lewis, Marla 153 Davi son, Kathleen 25 , 48, 149 Lickly, Thomas 153 Deering, Matt 12, 16, 31, 52, 149 Lienhart, Todd 7, 31 , 35, 55, 154 Deyoe, Tiffany 95, 98, 149 Lindstrand, Evan 154 Dillman, Patrick 18, 19, 42 , 58, 87, 149 Little, Jonathan 29, 154 Dixon, Kenneth 149 Love, James 24, 49. 63, 154 Dixon. Kevin 149

Smith, Leslie 77, 158, 177, 180 Smith, Lori 158, 180 Sofranko, Christian 30, 31, 98, 158, 182 Sollinger, Micheal 158 Ma, Henry 154 Somer, Catherine 36, 65, 86, 158, 184 Mai el, Kathleen 154 ouk, Rebecca 99 Marcellus, Jennifer 3, 69, 154 Sparks, Jerry 158 Marion, Gwen 154 Spohrer, Dennia 158 Matejkowski, Mary 3, 12, 15, 72, 98, 154 tapleton, Jeffery 24, 49, 158 Marekow ki, Damon 58, 154 tarkey, Kimberly 46, 158, 161 Mayor, Kimberly 154 ummerville, Derek 83, 89, 99, 158 Medjesky, Micheal 154 Tabin, Jo hua 99, 158 Mefford, James 154 Tabor, Jamie 98, 159 Mennenga, Douglas 154 Tam, Thora 99, 159 Meyers, Melissa 15 5 Taylor, Kim 180 Miller, belly 9, 16, 25, 35, 155, 182 Tepe, James 24, 49, 51, 159 Mingus, Patricia 7, 154 Tester, Patty 97, 98, 159 Morris, John 154 Thatch, Barron 55, 159 Morton, Meli sa 28, 29, 41, 155 Thomas, Alan 159 Mo tert, Eric 8, 17, 42, 88, 99, 15 5 Tou ey, Erika 38, 39, 76, 77, 87, 99, 159 Muncy, Brian 3, 16, 42, 63, 154 Tummel on, Anthony 42, 159 Murphy, Jerome 154 Tynan, Tara 159 Murphy, Micheal 13, 17, 42, 98, 154 Utting, Nancy 83, 159 McCollum, raig 99, 154 Vanderbilt, Angelique 159 McGlathery, Sam 62, 66, 78, 99, 154 Vandeventer, James 42, 58 McMullen, Jonathan 24, 154 VanVorst, Krista 88, 195 Napper, Rodney 54, 55, 155 Vaughn,Julie 25, 36, 37, 63, 65, 77, 159 Napper, Ronald 55, 98, 155 Velez, German 159 Nelon, Cynthia 3, 8, 25, 63, 81, 99, 155 Vi ocky, Mary 98 Nicholas, Lorena 155 Voucanos, Maria 77, 160 0 onner, Kathleen 63, 70, 155 Wait, Carla 160 Ogren, Jason 50, 51, 87, 155 Wallace, Kevin 160 Ol f ky, Hollis 84, 99, 155, 184 Washburn, Sharyn 12, 28, 41, 160 Olivero, Holly 8, 156 Weather poon, Aaron 49 0 terbur, Noelle 36, 47, 63, 65, 156 Weber, Robert 17, 33, 160 Palmer, Stacy 156 Weddle, Robert 160 Pauser, Cynthia 98, 156 Welling, Robert 160 Perkin , Rhonda 47, 98, 156 Whitesell, Willis 160 Pfeifer, Meli sa 18, 19, 36, 156 Wickert, Matthew 42, 160 Phipps, John 58, 156 Wilkerson, Rochella 160 Pickett, Crystal 156 William , Betty 169 Pomakoy, Sara 8, 41, 84, 85, 156 Williams, He ter 24, 42, 160 Porter, Shane 144, 156 Wilson, Fannie 160 Pugh, Judith 99, 156 Wood, Adrain 7, 41, 160 Pumphrey, Ralph 156 Wood, Angela 160 Raquel, Kenneth 18, 19, 73, 85, 87, 88, 98, Wooley, David 42, 160 156, 182 Wooley, Stacey 98, 161 Ratliff, Christina 46, 73, 98, 156 Wright, Michelle 161 Reid, Ann 156 Yei ley, Rebecca 161 Reinbold, Norman 156 Young, Keith 161 Ries, Elizabeth 17, 99, 156 Young, Timothy 42, 161 Robbin , Benjamin 35, 157 Zaccaria, Kerith 3, 63, 72, 98, 161 Roberts, Dwyane 42, 157 Zemenak, John 15, 17, 42, 54, 62, 67, 88, Robert , Tina 15 7 161, 182 Rumsey, William 33

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Runge, Tere a 86, 157 Ryan, Lisa 98, 15 7 Schaede, Rhonda 98, 15 7 Schneider, Ann 84, 85, 87, 99, 157 Sewell, Jamin 33 Shapiro, Jonathan 13, 70, 157 Shay, Chris 32, 33, 77, 87, 99, 157 Shelby, Richelle 77, 95, 97, 98, 157 Sheridan, Chris 157 Shinall, Stephen 15 7 Shoop, Scott 31, 42, 55, 157 Short, Donna 15 7 Shoudel, Vicki 158 Shurtz, Susan 88, 99, 158 Sindelar, Micheal 12, 42, 85, 158 Smith, James 158

Max Maroon represents Central's school sp1nt, whether we win or lose, and in our triumphs and failures. He is adorned on tshirts and buttons. But somewhere throughout his thirty years of faithfulness, the true spirit of Max has been lost. It is our goal as the Year book staff to remind and to challenge the student body to remember the true symbolic meaning of Max Maroon - "My school right or wrong - win or lo e."

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