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UMM As another school year ended for the 1985-86 season and summertime began, people started getting ready for the fun and excitement of summer. Some people took vacations, had parties, earned money, went swimming, stayed up late, fell in love, got in trouble, or created trouble. All in all, it was just a routine summer with its ultimate ending ... school. I - Junors Lisa Phelps and Jenny Heinhorst pose together for a friendly pictLre. 2 Some of the Central Band members take a group picture at Six Flags. 3 - Senior Bee key Ries smiles !It the earner!I while holding a bag of Doritos during !I camping tnp. 4 Seniors Jill Madsen, Tracy Noonan, Abra Bonell, Julia Wade, Catherine Hirschfeld. and Rachel Medjesky pose for a group picture in front of Julia Wade's house. 5 - Sophomore Scott Grumish stands with a friend.

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High school is one of the many special times in peoples' lives. During those few years there are many events that will stay with them forever , like homecoming, teachers, parties, friends, grades, and the prom. One of the last things that they experience is graduation. Last year 269 seniors graduated from Central at the great Hall in Krannert 's Center for the Performing Arts. The valedictorians were Sabina Alkire, James Green , Kathleen Davisson, Noel Ostenburg, and Krista Van Vorst. And with these few the memory of another group of unforgettable seniors is left behind.

I - Valedictorian Sabina Alkire receives her diploma . 2 - Senior Lisa Averbush anxiously receives her diploma 3 - Graduating seniors Angie Brunson . Becky Blaker and Paula Bidwell. 4 - Lonnie Akers , Stanley Atkinson and Jim Alexander show off their diplomas to the cameras .

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It was a special night, Prom Night '86. Central High School dazzled Under the starlight and moonlight the Juniors and Seniors enjoyed dancing to the music of Excel. The grand affair held at Warden Martin, was decorated in sparkly silver tinsel. It was a vibrant evening, a night to remember by all. The fun continued at Post Prom, which was held at Western Bowl, where dancing, bowling, and pool were the main events. As the evening came to a close and morning approached it seemed to have been a wonderful time shared by all.

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I - Th1s large group of people at the prom looks vibrantly happy while having their picture taken . 2 Marcy Watson and her date look cozy while enjoying a moment alone. 3 Wilford Seward and Baron Thatch enJOY a few moments with their dates. 4 Steve Gilmore and Leah Davis are having fun playi ng a video game at post-prom. 5 - These two sh ining couples take a break from the dancing. They are Adam LeGrande, Angie O 'Neil, JoEIIen Brunson and Marshall Schact. 6 - A slow dance is enjoyed by Matt Hendren and Katie O 'Conner. 7 Wilford Seward and Percy Jackson flash us a smile, while showing us their fancy threads . 8 - Matt Pothast and Karin Buttitta are greeted by John Wright at the door. Y I he charmmg Mike Murphy shows off his elegant clothing while bowling at post-prom . 10- Liz Deponai and Chris Shay make a fabulous couple as they enter the dance.

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I - Several good-looking seniors pose for the camera . 2 - Senior Abra Bonell does an impressive imitat1on of Drew 'Die" Livingston . 3 - Several members of the football team show their school spirit. 4 - The juniors' first place and the second place sophomore float lose their good looks after a ram storm . 5 - Winner of the best legs contest Mark Orenstien makes his acceptance speech : "All right then! "

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On the night of September 25, several hundred students gathered at Champaign's McKinley Field to snow tne1r scnoo1 spmt at Champaign Central's annual bonfire. Students were entertained by the cheerleaders ' comical impersonation of the football players, the pepettes slick dance steps, and the debut of the best legs contest. All in all, the night went very well, and the students enjoyed themselves.

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Homecommg Week 1986 was as hectic as always is, classes preparing for the1r floats, Student Council preparing for their homecoming activities, people preparing for the dance, and, of course, the varsity football team getting ready for the long awaited Homecoming Game. This years game was played against the Rantoul Eagles. After battling forty-eight minutes of rough football, Central posted a 22-20 victory with the help of seniors Jason Davis, Wilford Seward and juniors Scott Shaw and Darrell Boysaw

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This Page: 1 - Senior Kelly Matthews walks off the field after the defeat of the Eagles. 2 - Sophomore band members Tracy Williams and Mark Barham pose with their instruments. 3 - Senior quarterback Jason ~vis turns to hand off to junior fullback Darell Boysaw. 4 - Junior Darell Boysaw outruns the Eagles ' defense downfield. 5 - Some band members pose in formation for a picture. Opposite Page: 1 - Juniors Lisa Cobb and Nickey Miller cheer on the Maroons to victory. 2 - A Pepette does her routine during the halftime activities. 3 - The varsity football team runs to the locker room at the half. 4 This year's Homecoming Queen Lisa Melker poses with last year's Queen Dusty Matejowski. 5 - Senior Jon Tressler caught the two-point conversion pass from Senior Wilford Seward in the first quarter.

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A- 5 I - Sophomores win the class competitton by a nose 3 - Rick Mills and Andy Schuster add a new twist to an old tradition . 4 - Lane Nicolette and Leslie Loyet sport the Hawaiian look 5 - Seniors show their enthusiasm at the assembly 6 - Varsity cheerleaders light up the crowd .

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I - Central 's 1986 Homecoming Court 2 - Senior Dennos Thomas escorts queen canidate Margo Powell. 3 - Matt Hendren. Charlie Younger . Rob Husband, Trevor Beard and Bob Gilmore get fired up for the upcoming events.

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parke On the night of Septem ber 27, 1986, Central High held its annual Homecoming Dance at the Thornburn Center. Couples as well as singles came to dance to the music of WLRW 's D.J., Susan Acardy. Everyone enjoyed dancing to their favorite music and talking to friends . The room was decorated in maroon and white in honor of this year's Homecoming victory. The Homecoming king and queen Ed Wolf and Usa Melker were crowned and led everyone in a dance to this year's theme song, "Take My Breath Away." Though it was a hot and steamy night, it was also a special sparkling night full of fun!

I - Making the1r way mto the dance Mike K1rby escorts his date Anna Curry . 2 - Heather Gimllch and her dance date Todd lash strut their stuff on the dance floor 3 - Th1s couple enjoys a slow dance 4 - Ed Wolf and lasa Melker make an enchantmg cou pie after bemg crowned Homecommg King and Queen

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I - Up the stairs come Kara Cochrane and her date. 2 Anne Helgeson and Brad Passalacqua look brilliantly happy as they enjoy a dance. 3 - Lisa Melker looks vibrant as she is crowned Homecoming Queen by Katrina Widholm . 4 - Taking a break from all the action are David Kucera. Tammy Sollinger Leah Alex1s, Russel Hatch and Doug Gimlich . 5 Karen Phipps flashes us a wave as she is enjoying herself amongst friends. 6 - Everyone m this group seems to be having fun on the dance floor 7 - Mike Shay and his date Rebecca Angers smile as they give the chaperon their dance ticket.

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I -When it comes to great taste , John Krouse's t-shirt says It all 2 - Andy Schuster and Shana Matejkowski model the traditional Central att1re. 3 Girls' flag football team uniforms are seen throughout Central on game days. 4 - The men of C.H .S. kick off this year with a new fad - soccer shoes!

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I - Mike Rochford demonstrates his trend setting abiht1es in th1s cool " eyecatching outfit 2 - What's this?! It's the latest fashion in Maroon unmentionables - skivv1es! 3 - " Porsche there is no substitute, " says sen1or Rick M1lls

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TheVajam f3ame The musical department presented The Pajama Game as its 1986 spring musical. It is set in the 50's at the Sleeptite Pajama Factory where the workers are demanding a 71h cents raise. Prez, the flirty union leader, along wtth the classy Babe and craby Mae do everything in their power to overwhelm the management - Sid, Hines, M r. Hasler, Gladys and Mable. As the union strives for its 7 112 cents raise, Babe and Sid fall in love.

AS 1 - Erlcka Tousey and Anne Helgeson are looking pretty. 2 - The whole cast Is slngmg together at the company picnic. 3 - Leslie Loyet and Andy Billing sing their hearts out. 4 - Terry Fuller, Leshe Loyet, and Tim Pierson get ready to dance. 5 - Mike Murphy actmg out his lead role. 6 Julie Keller, Michelle Tangora, Becky Barstead, Chanta Clay, Liz Deponai, and L1sa Reis have that look of love In their eyes.

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Jazz ~sCJ Shineยง Jazz '86 was held May 2nd and 3rd in Combes Gym . Central Jazz Bands 1 and 2 and the Edtson Middle School Jazz Band all played . The guest soloist was Ron Dewar, former solotst with the U of I Jazz Band Five-hundred people came out for the two nights of great jazz, and everyone had a good time . Jazz '86 ended a very successful year for the Central Jazz Bands.

1 - Mr. Kull directs his band with pizazz. 2 Krauss is jamming on his stand-up bass. 3 Krauss fiddles away during Jazz '86.

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The Unit Four teachers ' strike had a powerful impact on everyone it touched . For thirteen days students were kept out of classes and athletes were unable to practice. After students were treated to thirteen extra days of summer, the strike was settled, but not without consequences. Because athletes were unable to practice during the strike, the fall sports teams had to forfeit games. The sport that felt the most impact was football. The Varsity Maroons could possibly have had an undefeated season but ended up having three losses due to forfeit. The consequences school-wise hit harder. The board had to cut

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this year 's Christmas break by a couple of days, and even worse, spring break was eliminated to make up lost strike days. This loss angered all the students, especially the seniors, whose favorite vacation time was suddenly taken and replaced with five days of monotonous school. I - A posted bulletin is put up at the start of the three week strike. 2 - A desolate view of the south side of Central as the strike continues. 3 - Football coach Rich Wooley, Social Studies teacher Selby Klein and defensive football coach Jeff Trigger picket. 4 - Teachers Curt Phelps, Roberta Jones, Cathy Corley and Sally Pilcher pose with their Supportive dogs: Bear, Rompin Âˇ Rob Fenwick , Mark and Molley. 5 - Only air fills the science wing on the third floor.

There are four students here at Central this year who are participating in youth exchange program. These students are from foreign countries and are living here in America for a year to experience life in another country. In order to be a part of this special program, each student had to go through series of tests, interviews, and applications. Applications are based on maturity, personality, and the ability to live and make friends with new people. Indeed, Central is blessed to have these interesting and nice new exchange students with us this year. pic. 1: The whole smiling group. pic. 2: Helnt Is here with Egldlo Amorettl who Is from Parma, Italy. He Is steylng with John Kelly and his family. He Is enjoying American living, even though he finds school to be more difficult In the U.S because of the language berrler His favorite thing about the U.S. Ia professional footbell He loves the Bears and likes to watch them play on weekends Egldlo seys " I like living In Champaign. and I like the people." pic. 3: Heinz Delttls from Munich , West Germany, and Is staying with Mary Schneider's family . He says that he Is enjoying his stay here In America, and he likes the fact that Amerlcens are so open. His favorite things about the school are " being more on your own and playing on the soccer team ." pic. 4: Mike Torronen Is from Kaajaan. Finland, and Is living with Leslie and Geoffery Coates. Mike seys " I am not homesick, but I do miss some of my friends " His favorite thing about the U.S. Is the people, and he also likes the fact that there are more opportunities for education and more activities to do here. pic . .5: This Is Almut Permer, who Is from Oottlngen, West Germany, end Is living with the Berdahl femlly. She started school at University High School end transferred to Central because " I ceme to America to heve e fun year, not to spend It behind a desk ." The biggest difference between her home end the US. Is In relationships. In Germany, a girl can't have e boyes just e friend. You must be thet boy's girlfriend or not have him for a friend at all. " I like It better the way It lo In the U.S. "

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pic I : Seniors guys take a break from class . pic. 2: Charlie Younger supervises A bra Bonnell's work . Pic 3: Matt Pothast, Lyle Hodges, and John Krouse share a laugh while working on the &ds. pic. 4: Trevor Beard and John Helfrich discuss their choice of pictures. pic 5: Regina Owens concentrates on her typing pic 6: Yearbook leeders Mrs. Hobbs, Mrs. Sherwood, Eddie DeAtley, and Katie Souk pose for the camera.

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pic. 1: Karin Buttitta and Catherine Hirschfeld choose which pictures they will use in their layout. pic. 2: In deep concentration , Cathy Christensen works diligently on the index section. pic. 3: Yearbook staff: Row 1 - Katie Souk and Eddie DeAtly. Row 2 - John Helfrich, Steve Raquel , Eric Paulson, Mark Spoonamore, Rob Elston, and Patrick Murphy. Row 3 - Lisa Cobb, Regina Owens, Kerry Prahl, Katrina Widhalm, Beth Fischer, Cathy Christensen, Abra Bonnell, Karin Buttitta, and Catherine Hirschfeld. Row 4 - Mike Rochford, John Krouse, Matt Hendren, Jason Heinhorst, Andy Schuster, Charlie Younger, Trevor Beard, and Lyle Hodges.

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CENTRAL HAS FLARE FOR THE GAME

"The future of Central Baseball looks very very bright."

A flare for the game? That's right. Last year's Central baseball squad was a very enthusiastic bunch with talent shining from everyone. Last year, also marked coach John Linstrom's first year as head coach. He directed the Maroons to an 11-10 overall record and finished second in conference, after being picked to finish last. But that's not all; Central had five players who earned some kind of All Conference Honors and four of them are returning. They are Mark Ohrenstine, Byron Smith, Andy Schuster, and Antony Williams. Central also had a flare for the game because of the enthusiastic bunch of Seniors they had. (Jim Alexander, Matt Deering, Todd Linehart, Randy Burh, Scott Shoop). But the one who stood out most was Randy "MO" Burh. Mo put a little class in the Central team with his aerobic catches, head-first slides, and a tremendously weak arm. Mo was a true Central player, always giving his body to the game, and the fans and players loved it. Central baseball will miss Mo but the future of Central looks very bright. So, hopefully, again Central will have a flare for the game next year.

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This Page Picture 1: L-R Top Row- A Coach AI Hermanas, A Coach Terry Treasure, Bubba Clemons , Todd Leinhart , Rob Barham , Jim Alexander , Dave Gerard, Scott Shoop. Doug Mcintosh, Matt Deering, Andy Schuster, Coach John Lindstrom , Charlie Younger , Coach Rich Wooley, Marc Funkhouser. Bottom Row L-R- Andrew Libman, Anthony " Vooch" Williams, Byron Smith, Jason Davis, Matt Hendren. Marc Ohrnstein , Randy " MO' Burh Picture 2: The " OZ trots down to first base Picture 3: Jim Alexander shows the form that gave h1m All Conference Honors Picture 4 Matt Deering and Coach Lindstrom try to calm Andy Schuster after a wild mmng Picture 5: Byron Sm1th comes home to g1ve Central the lead. Opposite Page Pic I · Anthony Williams gets ready to ROCK Urbana Pic . 2: The brew crew shows catch too! Pic 3: Matt Deering gets warmed up before the game.

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NEW COACH BRINGS LIGHT

Led by Co-M.V. P.'s Dennis and Hester Williams, the boys track team had a fairly successful season. Dennis will provide the leadership in 86-87 . With nine lettermen returning, next season looks very bright. 3 .& 5 .& Row I -David Gillon. David Gong rtch , Anthony Clemons. Mok Crowley, Clark Anderson, Tony Bailey Row 2 - Kim Clayman , Kenneth Arrington , Chris Olsen. Todd Snoeyonk , David Boyer, Dan Eisenstein, Coach Shine. 2: Tim Cochrane takes a break from practoce . 3: Kelly Matthews concentrates on his hurdling form . 4: Mike Jahn caught in action 5: Shay Shepston completes a successful handoff

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TO CENTRAL TRACK The girls track team, dominated by underclassmen, had a rebuilding last year. Highlights of the season included a group of members qualifying for the News Gazette Honor Roll Meet at the end of the season. With all of these qualifiers and many talented underclassmen coming back, the girls track team should have a successful season this year.

Picture I Janice Sm1th work s on her sprinting form . Picture 2: Team Photo Row !-Melissa Graves, Monique Robreson , Diane Rehyerd . Margaret Reis , Janice Smith, Deshawn Brandon, Cindy Nelson, Karen Coach Crum, Witherspoon, Lynda Moeller, Kathy Davisson. Row 2 Stephanie Lemmon , Abby Mark ward , Jenni Daniel, Heather Harris, Leslie Hammersmith, Bret Dewar, Monica Leeper, Ursula Howard, Tonya McGowan, Susan Shurtz, Nikki Heinrich, Brooke Wimbush, Corrine Gorski. Picture 3: Kathy Davisson and Nicole Heinrich take a break from practice. Picture 4: Leslie Hammersmith perfects her hurdling form .

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A DIM YEAR FOR SOFTBALL The 1986 Girls softball Team had only two players returning with any experience . The team was made up primarily of Freshmen and Sophomores. There was no experienced pitcher. All of these points add up to a building year. The team was not able to win a game all season . Many of the players will be returning next season; in fact the team will only lose two players. With the experience of a season the team sould do well next year . The two standouts on the team were Missy Morton , a senior, and junior Marci Maier. Marci won the most valuable player award and led the team with a batting average of .409. Missy was the team captain , the team pitcher, and she batted .383. Other letter winners included J . Vaughn, C. Merkel, J . Grumish , B. Knieriem , J . Heinhorst, K . Livingston, C. Brock , J . Casey , L. Coates, L. DeAtley. We MONTICELLO Danville Mattoon St. Joe Centennial Stephen Decatur Stephen Decatur Rantoul Urbana Eisenhower

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Central team captain Missy Morton delivers the pitch 2 Betsy Knieriem receives the signals from her coach while taking a lead off first. 3: Elizabeth Shaul scoopos up a grounder before firing to first. 4 Laura DeAtley eyes the runner and throws the ball to first.

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I . Planting her foot and throwing to second Jenny Heinhorst hopes for a double play 2: Leslie Coates concentrates on her throw . 3: Kathy Livingston attempts to steal second . 4: Laura DeAtley tags the base runner 5: C. Brock, M . Maier, L. Coates, K . Lemmon , L . DeAtl y , K . Livingston , G. Collins, J . Heinhorst, J. Casey, J . Wooley , M . Morton, T Tabor , J . Vaughn , E. Shaul, J . Grumish , C. Merkel, B . Knieriem , Coach Quinlan

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ExPlosive Season for Netters

''This season was to be a rebuilding year but behind PLUG, and with a Little teamwork and determination we returned to state form.' ' - Senior Marshal Schact After the loss of four varsity lettermen to graduation in 1985, most tennis prognosticators forecasted 1986 to be a rebuilding year for the Champaign Central netters. Someone forgot to tell this to the Maroons and head coach Dennis Sparks. After a rigorous preseason strength and agility program devised by taskmaster and tennis guru, Dennis Sparks, the varsity netters proceeded to compile an impressive 17 and 3 duel meet record. The Maroons were especially imposing at home where they regularly entertained vociferous and sometimes hostile throngs of spectators. The varsity netters continued their winning ways in post-season play. At the sectional meet the Maroons not only secured the team title , but departing senior Scott Casey also seized the singles title by defeating St. Joe-Ogden bound teammate John Wright in the finals , while Scott Fosler and Adam Le Grande procured the doubles title . The Maroons then capped their season with a top-twenty finish at the state tournament. If one word could be used to describe the 1986 tennis season it would be " teammanship ." Whether playing in front of the multitudes of fans at a home meet, deep in thought at a pre-match prayer sesson , or sitting like sardines in the Unit Four truckster the Maroons stuck together.

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1: John Wright uses a little body language on the return 2: M . Schact, John Krouse, and Steve Braskamp look on attentively 3: Jason Fischer with a powerful return 4: 1986 Netters- L-R Row I - A. LeGrande, M. Schact. D. Konisky , S Gorman , S. Runkle, S. Braskamp, Coach D. Sparks. Row 2 - A . Winbush. S. Fosler, B. Daily, A . Wilke, J . Wright , J . Fischer, P. Christensen. S. Casey . 5: A Le Grandem makes a lunge for the ball 6: S Fosler shows exquisite form on a return

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CHEERLEADERS KEEP Cheerleading has been a long standing tradition here at Central High School. Cheerleaders evoke school spirit from the fans at games, and provide support for our athletes. Though these are important aspects of a cheerleader's responsibilities they accomplish much more throughout the year! The cheerleaders have many fundraisers that not only raise money, but are fun for the people who participate. Some of these services are: car washes, bake sales, and flower sales. As you can see, the 1986-87 Varsity Cheerleaders do more than just carry on traditions; they set them! I Central Cheerleaders smile pretty for the camera. 2 Cheerleaders keep their enthusiasm through rain or shine. 3 LaDawn February, Michaela Sammons, Kerry Prahl, Gwen McNutt, Coraha. Row 2- Katie Madix, Tracy Noonan, Abra Bonnell, Rachel

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Senior Row I Shelly McMedj~ky .

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Pic 1 - The Varsity Cheerleaders pose in their Halloween costumes. Pic 2 - 3rd Row - Ursula Howard, Abby Mark ward , Heather Gimlich. 2nd Row - Meg Alexis, Angle O 'Niel. 1st Row - Cryssida Green, Jeni Wallace, Amy Ehler. Pic 3 - The Varsity Cheerleaders Show their spirit.

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VARSITY SPARKLES 0-3 and you haven 't even played a game yet. You have to win 6 straight games to go to the State Playoffs. Can you do it? Well , Central sure d1d . After forfeiting 3 straight games, probably the finest victory of all came over Urbana in a 7-0 win . Central gained the title of Conference Champs with this victory . So now it was Bloomington . In order to go to the State Playoffs Central had to win . They did, of course , winning 24-7 . Central now had to focus on Peoria Woodruff for the playoff game. Wednesday night arrived and Central was prepared as best they could be . Unfortunately Central lost 39-20. They played a good game but were just outmatched Give Central credit though; they did what no one thought they could do. Central ended up 6-4 and nine members earned All Conference Honors. They were : Marshall Schatt, Darrell Boysaw , Jeff Shanholtzer, Wilford Seward , Jon Tresslar, Anthony Williams, Drew Livingston, Bubba Clemons , and Alex Rodgers . Congratulations Central for a fine season!!

I - Victory is in sure hands as Central just scored the winning T .D. 2 - David Kucera lines everything up for the point after attempt. 3 - Anthony "Vooch" Williams eludes a Bloomington defender for a big gain. 4 - Kelly Matthews surges forward to gain some yards . 5 - " THE BOZ " Page 34 1 - Wilford Seward shows his " great" hands. 2 Heinhorst wrap up the Q.B.

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SOPHOMORES SHINE Coach Schuster said at the Central football banquet that he wasn 't too excited about the season this year, but after a couple weeks he said that he started to "feel " that feeling again. And for good reason too. The Sophomores showed their stuff when they took to the field eliminating every team that got in their way , including an unbeaten , rather large, Bloomington team . The offense , who had no passing in the beginning , but an awesome running game, showed what practice does for you by dominating Centennial with a passing attack that was " surprisingly pleasing " to Coach Schuster. Next year holds true promise for Central Varsity with these Sophomores coming up.

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Pic 1: Some Sophomores show who's number one. Pic 2: Tracy Rodgers plunges for a touchdown against Rantoul. Pic 3: Perry Williams goes one on one, guess who wins? Pic. 4: Marcus Douglas shows true form in catching a pass. Pte. 5: Clinton Farris shows how to catch a ball in style. Pte. 6: Kevin Head attacks a loose ball.

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Golf Team Has Briaht SPots

The 1986 Central golf team had an unpredictable season . Coach Fred Schooley would never know what to expect from his team . The team would play well in one meet, and the next day they would play like they had just taken up the game. Central had a winning season , but it seemed that the team was flat . The golfers didn 't reach their potential. The team finished second in the district meet, which qualified the team for sectionals. Central played poorly and finished seventh in sectionals . The season was highlighted by some individual performances. Scott Grumish, a sophomore, won the Big 12 golf meet with a 77. Senior Charlie Younger shot a 77 to qualify Central for the sectional meet. Jamie Fairbanks was the only golfer who qualified for State. Fairbanks is only a freshman . I - Coach Schooley demonstrates the proper putting strokes. 2 - Charlie Younger practices his short game wh ile senior Julie Grumish watches . 3 - Zach McNabney follows through on his swing while in the sand trap.

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l A I -Teammate Jamie Fairbanks helps Zach " Fever" McNabney line up a putt. 2 - Can I play through? 3 - Heidi Schroder anticipates a good putt. 4 - Chris Stines concentrates on making a birdie. 5 - Julie Grumish lines up with a fairway wood .

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MAROON HARRIERS TAKE

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TWIN CITY CHAMPIONSHIP

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This year's Cross-Country team successfully defended twincity championship standing . Led by Dennis Thomas' first place finish the harriers also took 3rd, 4th, and 5th place, which was plenty to pull away from the rest of the field . Senior Thomas and Sophomore Matt Meyer qualified for the Sectional meet as individuals. With many talented underclassmen returning to the team, the harriers should enjoy success in the future.

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EW COACH ADOS SPARK Under the direction of first year head coach. Tom Daughtery, the soccer team posted a 6-5-2 record. Led by senior Erik Andersen 's 15 goals, the Maroons had a potent scoring attack. Those players receiving post season Big 12 All Conference honors were Bob Gilmore, right wing, Erik Andersen , Center halfback, and Matt Pothast, goalkeeper. Eddie Dyson also received honorable mention. With seven starters coming back next year , the future of soccer looks bright.

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I Â· Senior center halfback Erik Andersen eyes the ball for a pass against the Chargers at Centennial 2: Left halfback Rick Mills pursues a loose ball.

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Row I - lren Aikmen , Mike Shay, Bob Gilmomre, Tom Pawser, Matt Pothast , Eddie Dyson , Shawn Gould, Andy Wilke Row 2 - Scott Garth, Ed Wolf, Steve Gilmore, Rick Mills, Erik Andersen , Andy Billhymer, Pete Dixon . Row 3 - Coach Tom Daugherty, Charlie Crawmer, Alec Reid , Chris Oslen , He1nz D1etz, Andy Pothast , Pat Sandburg, Daniel Shoemaker, Geoff Coats , Marco Nieto, Kevin Kansy , Tony Olaivar

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NETTERS SHINE AT CHS How many victories is a thermos full of water worth? According to News-Gazzette sportswriter Fred Kroner and Girls Tennis Coach Dennis Sparks, about fourteen . Does this mean they believe two thermoses are worth twenty-eight wins? Sparks, thinking his girls were not being aggressive enough on the court, decided the wet look might do them some good, and threatened to douse any player not playing aggressive enough with the thermos . Fortunately, though , the Maroons played harder and compiled an undefeated regular season record. Those who advanced to the state tournament this year were 1986 co-captain Missy Holste in singles, along with the duo of 1987 co-captains Jenny Cunnington and Liz Murphy in doubles and the tandem of 1986 co-captain Kathy Holt and Missy Murphy in doubles. Under the iron fist of head coach Sparks, who imposed a strict curfew regiment, the Lady Netters garnished many top honors at the state tournament. Despite the efforts of Sparks, a large contingent of revelers, spearheaded by Adam LeGrande, Brock Petrie, and Steve Runkel, were able to infiltrate the training compound and permeate an atmosphere of jubulance. Since the Maroons will lose only one player next year, Senior Melissa Edwards, and the Freshmen as a group played exquisitely, the future for Girls Tennis at Central looks bright, even though the Maroons will be without Coach Sparks, who is hanging up his racket after three years as the girls' coach. All in all, it was a very successful year for the Girls Tennis Team, but a sad year as well as the girls realized it would be their last season with their faithful companion Sparky and his sidekick Luke.

Sitting: Missy Murphy and Jill Holt. Kneeling : Shelley Jenks, Kara Gower, Beckey Roberson , and Amy Jahn . Standing: Connie Boucek, Kendall Larson, Liz Murphy, Heather Schutt, Missy Holste, and Kathy Holt. Not Pictured: Jenny Cunnington and Melissa Edwards.

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This Page: I -Jenny Cunnington returns her opponent's shot. 2 Jill Holt anticipates a winning shot. 3 Heather Schutt demonstrates her perfect backhand form . 4 - Missy Holste waits for her opponent's serve. Opposite Page: I - Liz Murphy shows that returning a volley can be done with a smile on her face.

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SPIKERS EXPLODE FOR A GOOD SEASON VOL-LEY-BA-DOUBLE L VOLLEYBALL!!! That's right, volleyball . This year 's team was almost as close to awesome as you can get. Because of the teachers' strike they had to forfeit the first 3 games. That put them in a rather big hole if they were to do well this season. But team morale, spirit, and skill were high . They started their season on a fair note but once conference play started , they went on a tear beating cross town rival Centennial in a good game. The team was led by Marcy Maier and Cheryl Merkel but the junior class played the most dominant role displaying skills at every position at every moment. The season ended on a good note and regional play was next. Central was seeded first and in order to prove their ranking, they had to play hard. They beat their first opponent, but their second opponent was another story. Centennial stood in the way of the regional title and Central was bound to get it. Central won the first match, lost the second match, and with a 10-5 lead in the third match victory was almost certain. But a change took place and all of a sudden Centennial was ahead 14-12. The next point told everyone what was to happen. Centennial put the ball over the net on a very weak hit that somehow found a dry place to land. Centennial won leaving Central in a state of shock . That's okay gals we love you anyway, so just jam on them next year.

&2 Pic. 1 - Diane Rhyherd and Kristi Lemmon are not real sure what to do. Pic. 2 - Kelly Travers shows what a bad serve does for the conscience.

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Pic. I -Coach Miller gives Kathy Livingston instructions. Pic. 2 - Girl's V-ball prepares an attack. Pic. 3 - Patti Washburn and Diane Rihyherd prepare to return a serve. Pic. 4 - Kathy Livingston serves the ball. Pic. 5 - Marci Maier practices her setting. Pic. 6 - Volleyball's cardinal rule. Pic. 7 - Krlsti Lemmon bumps the ball.

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Girls Set Water Ablaze

1 - Leslie Loyet faces stiff competition in the backstroke. 2 Hirschfeld perfects her freestyle . 3 - Wendy Dodson practices the brE!aststJrok:e l - Shannon Noonan glides through the water. Opposite Page 1 - Leanne Gaspsis concentrates during the freestyle race. 2 - Laura Wil works to beat her best time. 3 - Row 1 - Christina Tangora, Missy Krier, Curry, Leslie Loyet, Catherine Hirschfeld, Trisha Brumer. Row 2 - Coach Angie Tangora, Kiml Hart, Laura Wilborne, Amy Acheson , JoEIIen Brunson, non Noonan, Kim Downing. Row 3 - Cathy Davis, Heather Harden, Jackie Leanne Gapsis, Wendy Dodson, Karen Phipps, Wendy Pickering. 4 - Kim ing and Christina Tangora share a laugh. 48

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The Central Girls Swim Team ended their season strongly , t~k~ ing second place in the Sectional Meet. The Sectional Meet was truly a team effort. Many season-best times were turned in , and several swimmers, including Jo Ellen Brunson, Kimi Hart and Karen Phipps, earned personal-best times. Although Central will lose three terrific girls to college next year, the '87 season promises to be an outstanding one as this year 's large and talented group of freshmen now have a full year 's experience.

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PEPPETTES LIGH

2A Pic I -Row I (Kneeling)- Nicole Wilcher, Lisa Melker, Faith Shelby, Dawn Henson, Scynthea Ratliff, Carmen Casey, Teralisa Jackson, Felice Long, Christine Gorski. Row 2 - Liz Deponai, Amy Wright, Angie Dixon, Amy Yarbrough, Val Gatson. Row 3 - Octavia Campbell, Ernestine Melker, Darnetta Ware, Tyla Jackson, Amia Mize. Pic 2 -Christine Gorski and Liz Deponai perform their Halloween routine. Pic 3 - Val Gatson smiles for the camera. Pic 4 - Yolanda Frazier performs during halftime of the basketball game. Pic 5 The Pepettes pose for a picture.

Due to hard work over the summer, the Pepettes have a very talented squad. Led by their sponsor Julie Wallace, they entertained the fans at halftime of football and basketball games. A highlight of the season included a fifth place finish in the Lindburg State Competition.

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UP AT HALFTIME

Pic I - A difficult move is completed . Pic 2 - The Pepettes make synchronized movement. Pic 3 - The girls wave their pom-poms. Pic 4 - Angie Dixon and Carmen Casey perform at halftime of a football game.

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CAGERS FLICKER WITH HOPE This year's squad was a very inconsistent group, but they showed a lot of potential on the floor . On any given night they could beat the best of teams, or lose to the worst of teams. But the long hours of hard practice put in by the team and coaches paid off, as by the end of the season Coach Croy had molded his second team mto a well disciplined ballclub. With the Seniors' experience and leadership and the Juniors' raw talent, the club played well late in the season to finish with a 13-11 final record.

This Page: 1 - Th'! 1986-87 Maroon Cagers - Front Row - Anthony Clemons, Robert James, Byron Smith, Robert McNaire, Kenny Collins, and Brock Petrie. Back Row Marlon Mitchell, Wilford Seward, Danis Pelmore, Russel Steward, Todd Snoyienk, Purcell Shaw, and Coach Tom Croy 2 - Wilford Seward goes up for a onehanded 'gimmie." 3 - Byron Smith gets rec:dy to bust two for CHS. 4 - Anthony Clemons moves in for an easy lay-up. Opposite Page 1: Marlon Mitchell goes in and fights for the rebound with the big boys. 2 - Wilford Seward shows the crowd his smile and his athletic ability 3 - Anthony Clemons and William Ward show us what tough D " is all about

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RECORD L - Bradley W - Bishop-MacNamera W - Morgan Park West

W - Sprinfield Calvary L - Champaign Centennial L - Decatur Eisenhower W- Kankakee W- Mattoon L - Rantoul L - Normal L - Marist W - Mt. Vernon W- Urbana L - Danville L - Lincoln W- Mattoon W- Rantoul W - Stephen Decatur W- Urbana L - Danville W -Champaign Centennial W - Decatur McArthur L - Bloomington State Play-offs

UNDERCLASS HOOPERS EXPLODE

Freshman - Sophomore Hoopers Explode The 1986-87 Freshman basketball team has an except'onal 6 and 3 record so far this season. The team is led by Rob Mills who is averaging an amazing 16 points and 5 rebounds per game. The team is extremely optimistic about the rest of the season. The 1986-87 Sophomore basketball team has also gotten off to an excellent start this season. The Maroons have a 6 and 2 record and are led by Andy Pothast, who is averaging 21 points per game. The season has been highlighted by their winning of the Rantoul Tournament. The J .V. team is off to a great start with the rest of the season looking bright for them!

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Back Row- Jeff Morgan , Jamie Fairbanks, Tony Moore, Cloyde Netter, Ben England, Derrick Gladney, Tori Harvey, Mr. Cabutti. Front Row - John McClay, Seth Gertz, Calvin Clay, Nate Baker, Rob Mills, Rich McMurray.

Front Row - Mike Ochs, Tracy Rodgers , Andy Pothast, Arisca Hampton, Jeff Kurtz, Jason Fisher, and David Ross . Back Row - Coach Davidson, Larry Jackson, Milton Thomas, Aaron Ammons , Matt Meyer, Keven Head, and Michael Clemons.

I - Andy Pothast for two. 2 - Michael Clemons pulls up for a short jumper. 3 - Jason Fisher leads the fast-break. 4 - Arisca Hamilton scores an easy two against Decatur Eisenhower. 5 Coach Davidson gives his players some important advice.

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LADY CAGERS SHINE The girls J .V. basketball team ended their season with a record of 9-7, with three of the losses being extremely close. The team learned much from the new coach, Drew Geisler. Many of these players also dressed for Varsity games as well. With this experience, their promise to work hard during the off-season, and an optimistic team spirit, the team should fare well next winter.

Row One - S. Easton, H. Thompson, J. Daniel, G. Johnson, A. Jackson, K . Witherspoon, D. Geisler. Row Two - T . Pierce, L. Coates, M. Hutchens, S. Harris, T . Hill, M. Roberson , S. Lemmon, T. Tabor.

4& 1 - Stefanie Lemmon fights her rival for a loose ball. 2 - Jenny Daniel displays strong defense. 3 - Tracy Hill works on her lay-ups. 4 - K. Witherspoon shoots over her defender. 5 - Monique Roberson reaches for a rebound.

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The Champaign Central Girls Varsity Basketball Team for the 1986-87 school year, was made up of two seniors, five juniors, and four sophomores. Coached by Fred Schooley, their season consisted of two tournaments and sixteen conference games. Marci Maier and Kristi Lemmon, the two seniors who have played with the team for four years, say the team this year worked as a unit. Hopefully next year they can continue to work together. With the victorious sophomores playing varsity in 1987-88, there will be high expectations for the team. Team Photo Row One - S. Jenks, T. McGowan, C. Maisel, S. Harris, T. Stull, F. Schooley. Row Two- T. Tabor, T. Jones, H. Harris, K. Lemmon, M. Maier, T. Pierce. I - Tanya Jones stops and pops. 2 - C. Maisel grabs the rebound. 3 - Kristle Lemmon looks for an open teammate. 4 - Marcie Maier drivese the lane in search of two points. 5 - Tanya McGowan eyes the ball. 6 - Stepahanie Harris and Tanya Jones smile for the camera.

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CENTRAL LIGHTS UP LANES The 1987 Champa ign Central Swim Team set many pre-season goals. One goal was to beat Bloomington, a team which had won the conference six years in a row . Central reached this goal the first meet of the season , they beat Bloomington by thirty points at Bloomington The second goal for this team would be to win conference . Central became conference champions by defeatmg Bloomington, Centennial, Urbana , Normal; and Danville at Bloomington. The third goal was for the team to show improvement through the season. Many swimmers bettered their times. consistently during the season. The swim team was led by W ill Lane. Will is a Sophomore and set two events and led-off conference record getting 200 Medley Relay . Will qualified for state in all the events that he swims. The 200 Medley Relay also consists of Andy Schuster, Alex Rogers , and Darrel Rodgers; Darrel is only a freshman . The two divers qualified for state while Steve Hutchings was conference champion and Dan Shoemaker was runner-up . Everyone on the Central Swim Team contributed to a successful year and undefeated season .

2. Pic. I : Craig Dickerson prepares to enter the pool during warmup. Pic. 2: Andy Schuster powers his way through the water. Pic. 3: Coach Trigger examines his swimmer's form.

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Pic . 4: Steve Hutching concentrates before his dive. Pic . 5: Alex Rodgers stretches before his race . Pic. 6: The Lions Den takes a break from swimming to pose for the camera. Pic. 7: Freshman Darrell Rodgers strokes to victory .

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2. Pic. 1: Spen cer Atkins puts Max m hi s place, in front of Centennial's mascot. Pic. 2: Russel Hatch takes a breath while swimming breaststroke.

3. Pic. 3: Rickey Vogt shows good freestyle form Pic. 4: While swimming the 500 freestyle , Marcus Graves leaves the competition in his wake .

Row One- D. Rodgers, D. Powell , P Gerlach , S. Shepston, M . Graves, B. Steiner, M . Rochford, A . Hausserman, R. Vogt , J . Hamburg. Row Two- Coach Miller, B. Rogers , R. Vogt , C Dickerson, D Shoemaker, A . Schuster, W. Farris, A Rodgers Row Three -Coach Trigger, W. Lane, C. Farris, S Raquel , S. Grumish, J . Vogel , G. Saylor, M . Kirby , R. Hatch .

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FUTURE IS BRIGHT FOR WRESTLERS

Improvement is a slow process. There are many elements that go hand in hand to maximize that improvement. As far as CHS wrestling is concerned those elements include: conditioning, enthusiasm, and experience. According to second year head coach Curt Phelps the most detrimental aspect of his 1987 squad was the experience factor. It has been a few years since Central has had a good wrestling team and the varsity had little success again this year. With only three seniors on the team and quite a few people on the young side Coach Phelps had a lot of building to do. Mr. Phelps has numerous hopes for the future, "I want to be competitive in the area, along with that I see a .500 season next year and the fact that we should send some of our wrestlers to the sectionals and even to state." Wrestling is a difficult sport that demands an individual effort to help a team. Work is definitely not something missing from the wrestling Maroon's practices. Mr. Phelps had such an intense train of thought that it helps the team get more enthusiastic. He picks his rival coaches' brains for ideas for practice and yet he maintains his own philosophy. "These aren't just wrestlers, they're my friends . Everyone needs to be praised and have their self-confidence built up. This is our building year." Despite a lackluster year you can watch out for these grapplers down the road.

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Front Row - Aaron Libman , Pat Fonner, John Kelley, Tim Pruitt, Anthony Moffit. Second Row Derek Strunk, Jeremy Hays, Jermaine Williams, Kerry Jones. Third Row - Scott Shaw, Keith Olien, Mike Mullen, Chuck Dillman. Fourth Row- Coach Curt Phelps and Coach Garcia.

Front Row- Don Grant, Chad Detamore, Craig Harvey, Steve Vasuane, Geoff Clarkson, Mike Ryan . Second Row - Matt White, Brett Johnson, Andy McGlathery, Tyrone Robinson, Chris Neal, Issac Kyle. Third Row - Travis Joop, Tim Yaxley, Jason Walker, Gerard Saylor, Ron Jancola, Gary McCaskill. Fourth Row- Julius Thompson, Rick Cortez, Brian Killiam , Marc Funkhouser, J . R. Wilson , Sean Danison. Opposite Page Pic. I - John Kelley waits for the right time to take down his opponent. Pic. 2 - Kerry Jones puts his opponent in a front head lock. Pic. 3 - Junior Derek Strunk struggles to keep his opponent down while waiting for the pin. This Page Pic. I - Scott Shaw and his opponent wait in starting position. Pic. 2 - Matt White attempts to complete his move. Pic. 3 - The crowd watches as Aaron Libman gets his man in a good position for the pin . Pic. 4 - At 185 pounds, Mike Mullen shows his strength by lifting the 98 pound, Aaron Libman

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/ The cia" of 1987 may not have been successful in their quest to repeat as Homecoming Float Champions, but they did win the canned food drive sponsored by the National Honor Society . Class President Brock Petrie announced that the fifty dollar grand prize would be donated to The Cranial Research for the Poor Foundation, but he could not locate their headquarters and instead pocketed the money. The seniors finished with 189 cans , dominating the underclassmen. The seniors also extended their domination in the Park District intramural sports leagues. Senior year is the last time to be

1986-87 Senior Class Officers- Clockwise From License Plate Vice-President Karin Buttitta. and Secretary Kelly Alexis.

children before entering the real world , no longer hearing nagging questions from parents and teachers. " Blowingoff" tests and homework, getting away with not dressing for PE and pushing the underclassmen around become the norm. Not only do seniors go to prom at the juniors ' expense but they also are seated on the floor of the gym during the Honors Day Assembly. Those are all forms of senioritis, which all seniors get a touch of during the year. Senior year is also time to send out announcements and be measured for caps and gowns for the big graduation. Graduation is not always the ending but the beginning of a new life. It is time to answer the repeated question: " What are your plans after high-school? " Some may decide to continue schooling and go on to college . Going to college required filling out applications, not to mention the anxiety acquired while waiting for the words in print " you are accepted." Not everyone wants to continue school. Some may decide to go on to business-school. Some may decide to enlist in the military. Whatever one 's decision may be, one will find it hard to forget how much Central added a little spark to their lives: Those long hard practices paying off in winning the big game or meet, attending the club and organization meetings, their favorite teachers who have influenced their lives in any way, or even meeting a special someone. In sharing these few moments with you, it was our hope to evoke precious memories of your stay here at San Quentin . .. er ... Central ; but, our main purpose was to eliminate some of the white space on this page.

Treasurer Kim Casper, President Brock Petrie,

Seniors

KfLL Y ALEXIS

MELANIE ALLEN

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ERIK ANDERSEN

JULIE ANDERSON

MARK ARNETT

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MICHELLE DENNETT

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.ANDREW DILLING

MICHELLE DIRDSELL

JONATHAN DLA.CK

RODERT DLA.ISDELL

A.DRA. DONNELL

RUSSELL DRA.DLEY

COREY DROWN

TROY DROWN

.ANGIE DRUNSON

VERONICA. DUCHA.NON

DEDDIE DUCKNER

DIANA. DUCKNER

KA.RIN DUTTITTA.

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CA.RMEN CASEY

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LAURA CASTILLO

TAMMY CASTLE

MICHAEL CHA.MDERS

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CU. YTON CH.ANDLER

CYNTHIA CH.ANDLER

P.AUL CHRISTENSON

MELISSA COOO

TIMOTHY COCHR.ANE

APRIL COLLIER

D.ARLA COLLIER

TYRONE COOPER

STEPHANIE CR.AIN

ROGER CRUSE

PA TRIC/A CUMMINS

DEOOR.AH D.AL Y

JASON DAVIS

EDWARD DeATLEY

ELIZAOETH DEPONAI

CRAIG DICKERSON

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MARK ELSTON

WILLIAM FARRIS

STACEY FAY

JOHN FIORE

OETH FISCHER

SCOTT FLETCHER

SCOTT FORRESTER

SCOTT FOSTER

ANNETTE FULLER

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OSCAR GAMOLE

CHRISTINE GAPSIS

THOMAS GILES

ROOERT GILMORE

DOUG GIML/CH

CHRISTOPHER GOLDENSTEIN

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CHRISTINE GORSKI

MARY GRIFFITH

PAUL GRIGGS

ZACKERY GRIHAM

JULIE GRUMISH

MICHELLE HANOKA

LuANN HANSEN

LOIS HARTSFIELD

AMY HATCH

CHRISTINE HEDRICK

JILL HEIMBURGER

JASON HEINHORST

JEFFREY HEINRICH

JOHN HELFRICH

LISA HELM

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CHRISTOPHER HUTJENS

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JOSEPH JOHNSON

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JOHN KEITH

JULENE KELLER

JOHN KELLEY

KENNY KEMPER

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JOHN KROUSE

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A.DA.M LeGRANDE

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DEDORAH LEONARD

MICHELLE LEROUX

A-NTHONY LEWIS

ANDREW LIDMAN

ELAINE LIPINSKI

ANDREW LIVINGSTON

STEPHANIE LO

JILL LOFT/SS

CHRISTOPHER LOGA.N

GINGER LOGGINS

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FELICE LONG

JILL LONGFELLOW

JULIE KISER

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LESLIE LOYET

JILL MADSEN

MARC/MAIER

ANTHONY MATHEWS

KELLY M.A. THEWS

LISA McCONAHA

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GWENDOLYN McNUTT

RACHEL MEDJESKY

LISA MELKER

CHERYL MERKEL

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LORI MILLER

MIA MILLER

RICHARD MILLS

PHILIP MINER

CHRIS MITCHELL

MARLON MITCHELL

LYNDA MOELLER

L.ATONYA MONTAGUE

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KELLY MULLEN

MICHAEL MULLEN

PATRICK MURPHY

JULIE NELSON

ANDY NGUYEN

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MARY OLIPHANT

LUCCIANNE OWENS

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ERIK PAULSON

TIMOTHY PEARSON

DANIS PELMORE

DR IAN PEL TZMAN

DERRICK PETERS

DROCK PETRIE

HUANPHAM

TAMMY PHILLIPS

MICHELLE PLUMD

STEVEN POSEY

MATTHEW POTHAST

MARGO POWELL

CHUNDRA PRUITT

DIANEPYE

SCYNTHIA RA TUFF

JEFFREY REARDON

JOHN REED

MARGARET REIS

THOMAS RICHARDS

REDECCA RIES

CHRISTOPHER RODINSON

MICHEAL ROCHFORD

LARRY RODERICK

FREDERICK RODGERS

STEPHEN RUNKLE

MICHAELA SAMMONS

WILLI SAYLES

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GERRIT SAYLOR

MARSHALL SCHACT

OAROARA SCHOONOVER

HEIDI SCHROEDER

ANGELA SEAMAN

DIANE SETTERS

RUTH SHAW

DAVE SHORESMAN

TERI SLATTERY

ROSIE SLAUGHTER

KAREN SMELTZER

OYRONSMITH

JANICE SMITH

SEAN SMITH

DAVID SMITHENR Y

CATHY SNYDER

EUGENE JOHN

KATIE R. SOUK

TAMMY SOWERS

SANDRA SPARKS

ELLEN SPOON.AMORE

M.ARK SPOON.AMORE

CHRISTOPHER ST.ARKEY

JIM ST.ASI

TODD STEPHENSON

LUCINDA STEW.ART

D.A VID STINED.AUGH

RONALD STONE

P.A TRE.A STROW

TR.ACEY STULL

TERES.A SUTER

TH.ALI.A T.AM

THOM.AS T.A YLOR

TOM T.AYLOR

JOEY TELLEZ

DENNIS THOM.AS IV

.AMY THOM.AS

J.AMIE THOM.AS

MIK.A TORRONER

JON TRESSL.AR

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JONATHAN TURNER

LAMAR UTLEY

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JULIA WAD£

MATTHEW WALLAC£

RACHEL WALTERS

WILLIAM WARD

MARCIA WATSON

WALTINA WHIT£

KATRINA WIDHOLM

ANDREI WILKE

TINA WILHITE

DORFREDIA WILLIAMS

DAVID WILSON

EDWARD WOLF

AMY YARBROUGH

CHARLES YOUNGER IV

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Seniors Not Pictured: Roche/ Abbott Moria Alcorez ErickoAI/en Orion Dogort Timothy Dorlen Dryon Dronfon Christopher Drown Catherine Camper Craig Corter James Corter Paul Christenson James Clemons Kenneth Collins Lorry Collins Colvin Do vis Mark Dennis Lourie Dougherty-Shoudel Erica Drehmon Emmitt Freemon Annette Fuller Henry Goines Dret Groos Angelo Holey Tracy Jackson Lorry Karl Krauss Lancaster

GodLumbon Donie/ Lynn Charles McCoin Sora McKibben Milton Norwood, Jr. Mark Ohrnstein Tracy Pagel Christopher Perry James Porter Shone Porter Craig Prior Eddie Robinson Wilford Seward Jeffrey Shanholtzer Kim Sibley Ronald Simmons, Jr. L/oyde Smith Derek Stocum Anthony Toy/or Mingo Thompson Max VIla Sam Wedig Paris White Anthony Will/oms Natalie Wilson

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William Farris

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John Krouse

Karin Duff/flo

Catherine Hirschfeld

Drock Petrie

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Margo Powell

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Charlie Younger

Rick Mills

Trevor Deord

Amy Hatch

Laziest

Clayton Chandler

Lauro Castillo

Drains and Deouty

Julio Wade

Tardiest

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Cutest Couple

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Amy Yarbrough

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Marci Maier

Marshall Schacht

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Best Looking

Jason Davis

Catherine Hirschfeld

Most Likely to Succeed

Chris Hutjens

Michaela Sammons

Most Dramatic

Jim Stasi

Most Polite

Margo Powell

Charlie Younger

Beth Fischer

Matt Hendren

Stephanie Lo

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Melissa Edwards

Ed Wolf

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Sean Smith

Becky Reis

Class Clown

Cynthia Chandler

Jason Heinhorst

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Craig Dickerson

Leslie Loyet

Tracy Noonan

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Julie Grumish

Scott Fosler

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I, M ichael Kehe, hereby bequeath to Corri ne Gorski a new sister for her senior year so I can take Christine to college with me. I, Abra Bonnell, hereby bequeath to Drew Livingston the best of luck . Thanks for all the good times, I'll m iss you, and to LaDawn Febuary a new hair style and the ability to open up, and to Greg Baylor a dollar.

I, Mike Mullen, hereby bequeath to my brother Tad Schroeder an unlimited supply of LKs so he can have many liquid lunches.

I, Becky Ries, hereby bequeath to my special buddies Aileen , Sara , and Jenny the ability to walk in thongs without flipping dirt on themselves .

I, Debbie Leonard, hereby bequeath to the rest of the unspirited school the ability to respect the band.

I, Rick Mills, hereby bequeath to my sister Robin , the ability to have patience in her last year to put up with " Somebody and Wife." I, Matt Pothast, hereby bequeath to my little brother Andrew the distinct ability to carry on the illustrious " Pothead " name; also, " Dio " and " savage " the best of luck in the future . I, Brock Petrie, hereby bequeath to Mr. Freyman the peace he deserves since I will be gone, and to Central, a freshman just like me to take my place. I, Stephanie Lo, hereby bequeath to Bud a respectable Beatie hairdo, and to Doug Gimlich a normal fitting pair of SOls. I, Beth Fischer, hereby bequeath to my sister Amy the best of C.H.S. and to Liz, my everlasting friendship. Thanks for being there. I, Tiffanie Hughes, hereby bequeath to my little sister Talease the ability to turn the other cheek , maintain 100 pounds and the ability to become a " California Girl. " I, Minh Huynh, hereby bequeath to my sister My-Linh and funny friend Jenny Visocky all the good memories at Central that you had. I, Kelly Alexis, hereby bequeath to Alex Loa new haircut because he needs one; and to Missy Murphy, a 20 year scholarship for Susie to Leroy 's school of slurred memory. We, the senior girls, hereby bequeath to Cynthia Chandler the ability to play hard to get. I, Jill Heimburger, hereby bequeath to Wendy Dodson the llbility to keep her nose out of other people 's business. I, Karen Smeltzer, hereby bequeath to Steph Loa wedding bigger than Fergie 's and to Michelle Barringer a Chi Psi boy. I, Patricia Cummins, hereby bequeath to Matt Hendren all my love and friendship. I, Lllura Castillo, hereby bequeath to Heidi Schroeder her own auto body shop and an affair with J .L.

Seniors

I, Catherine Hirschfeld, hereby bequeath to Karen Ph ipps the ability to have fun at swim practice without me.

I, Eddie DeAtley, hereby bequeath to my sister Laura a car without our last name on the license plates.

I, Jamie Thomas , hereby bequeath to all the awesome flags the ability to stand Mr. Kull's childish cracks.

I, Alex Rodgers, hereby bequeath to JoEIIen Brunson one box of rubber bands, Will Lane, my perfect butterfly stroke, the Champaign Unit 4 School Board 2 weeks in Cleveland, and my brother Darryl the best times of his life at CHS.

I, Amy Hatch, hereby bequeath to my brother Russ a great senior year. I, LuAnn Hansens, hereby bequeath to my brother Roger and cousins Given and Kevin as much fun as I had and more. I, Patrick Murphy, hereby bequeath to Catherine Hirschfeld anything and everything she wants. I, Bob Gilmore, hereby bequeath to my brother Steve, the art of coming home at 12:00 and then sneaking back out to a nearby waiting car to get " The Pie." I, Sondra Jancola, hereby bequeath to Diana Buckner our friendship as best friends, to last through the good, and the bad times, as we have through the years. Let's keep it that way, chic . I, Janice Smith, hereby bequeath to Arisca Hampton all my love for as long as he lives. I, Lisa McConaha, hereby bequeath to D.R., S.M ., K.L. , P.W. , E.S., and K .T ., the ability to have as much fun in volleyball as M .M ., C.H., K .L. , C.M., and L.M. , did. I, Michaela Sammons, hereby bequeath to K .E., S.L., G.B., and S.H. a great senior year. G.B., keep smiling. Things will definitely get better. S.H., please learn to use a toilet correctly and S.L. a shower. I love you. I, Julie Grumish, hereby bequeath to Scottie G. my extensive academic talent and golfing ability at CHS. (tee-hee) We, Krousie, Dog, and Dr. Hfuhruhurr, hereby bequeath to Jim Stasi, Doug Gimlich and Charles Bellafiore some guy's clothes. I, Alex Fung, hereby bequeath to Liz Murphy a bottle of seven and a blue carpet to spit it on. I, Ellen Spoonamore, hereby bequeath to my wonderful sister, Beth Catherine, my room so she can store all of her ice skating awards. I, Amy Yarbrough, hereby bequeath to PeeWee and faithful friend Speck a good Madrigal choir next year and to Margret my undying Friendship. I, Leslie Loyet, hereby bequeath to Teri Slattery the responsibility of keeping an eye on her friends.

I, John Keith, hereby bequeath to Karen Phipps a book on Custard Cup etiquette.

I, Teri Slattery, hereby bequeath to Kate Erickson the generic Omni with an am radio so she can learn all the oldies and suffer like I did.

I, Kristi Lemmon, hereby bequeath to my sister Stef and Kris Lowry two of the greatest years at Central, I love ya both. We, T and T , hereby bequeath to the Senior social girls a handbook written by us on how to have a good time.

I, Matt Hendren, hereby bequeath to the dippin' brothers a party that never ends. I, Jill Madsen, hereby bequeath to Kathy Holt the best of luck with her husband and a great Senior year.

We, John K . and Eddie D., hereby bequeath to Katie Madix a ride to lunch, since we will be gone next year, and a new bag of excuses.

I, Julia Wade, hereby bequeath to Angie Pruitt the ability to run from cops at Mattis Lake and keep your shoes on.

I, Julie Keller, hereby bequeath to Patti Cummins and Dirk Van Vorst plenty of accelerator grease for chicks in distress and a limitless supply of cigarettes.

I, Carmen Casey, hereby bequeath to Scynthea Ratliff all of my million colored bows, and to Angie Dixon to look fresh off the beach, I know it'll be hard.

I, Jason Davis, hereby bequeath to Katie Madix, a life as happy as the last two years and to Scott Johnson a pair of tweezers to pick the pine splinters out of his butt next year.

I, Stephanie Crain, hereby bequeath to Kelly Alexis a revolving closet with self-destructing outfits so she won 't have to keep those pesky lists anymore.

I, John " Savage " Helfrich, hereby bequeath to James " Dean " Helfrich my long hippie hair to be cherished and never to be cut until after graduation of '89.

I, Tracy Noonan, hereby bequeath to Jason Heinhorst and M ike Rochford all the youngsters they could ever wish for.

I, Alice Hoffswell, hereby bequeath to Missy Krier the ability to be as obnoxious as possible and still get away with it, and to Kelley Alexis the ability to get dressed in less than a half hour instead of four. I, Marshall Schacht, hereby bequeath to Peter Austin a stronger knee to lead CHS to state and the ability to drive with a stick. We, the senior varsity cheerleaders, hereby bequeath to the rest of the cheerleaders the best of luck. It should help now that " palsy " is gone. We, Pothead, Box, Dr. Hfuhrhurr, Dog, JK, Digger, Ron B., and Jas, hereby bequeath to Margaret Reis and Amy Yarabough a real Mercedes, and a recording contract so you won't be totally forgotten in a year. We, Amy Yarbrough and Margaret Reis, hereby bequeath to Karen Smeltzer the ability to know what a true loser is by looking in the mirror and the wisdom to know that Paul Haynes will never be his.

I, Scratch Fosler, hereby bequeath to Missy Holste my entire Bee Gees and Leif Garret record collection. I, Zach McNabney, hereby bequeath to Scott Grumish the legacy of the feve, to carry it to all golf meets, hold it high, and feel the presence of the feve guiding you to all the parties, and the will to put up with Jamie for two more years. I, Rob Elston, hereby bequeath to Craig Dickerson all my Joe Walsh albums, and to Eddie and Pat a bag of Morey Amsterdam sammitches, and a letter I. I, Michelle Plumb, hereby bequeath to Marcy all the good times I had at Central and my bug to go along with them. I, Charles Younger, hereby bequeath to my bro Pud the best of times in the future and stair jumping ability, and from long hours of consulting with judges and counting ballots the new FSD Gold Shoe Award winner is Andy Schuster. I, Katrina Widholm , hereby bequeath to Matt Meyer a cute girlfriend to keep him company after I'm gone.

I, Jason Heinhorst, hereby bequeath to Jenny my mathematic ability and my car (HA).

I, Larry Roderick, hereby bequeath to John Schoonover my expert driving ability and to Diana Buckner an attitude adjustment.

I, Katie Souk, hereby bequeath to Chellie Hanoka the ability to keep her wonderful driving ability when she gets older, and to Sandy Sparks my thanks for all the help you've given me with Johnny.

We, the senior guys, hereby bequeath to the senior girls the ability to accept the Risky Business motto, and another year 's supply of maturity pills which obviously didn't work last year.

I, Regina Owens, hereby bequeath to KC, CM, BC, and CS a great Senior year. Don't party too much without me. I, Liz Deponai, hereby bequeath to Beth the good times all over again, to Andrew a little less wit and my ability to name everything without thinking, and to my brother Johnny, my ever present smile.

Seniors

When Mr. Ward wrote " R" and " L " on my hands to help me run the football plays - Max Vila

Locking Fred 's keys in the wagon- Julie Grumish

Getting caught at Homecoming '85 -

Falling down the stairs my freshman year in front of John Kelly , whom I had a massive crush on- Jamie Thomas

Clayton Chandler

When I scored two points for the other team by shooting at the wrong basket - Jonathan Black The night Hog, Tony Shon , Bobby and I played strip poker and everyone was sitting around the table with their underwear on while Shon and I had our hands across our chests- Veronica Buchanan Going out with Cynthia Chandler -

Spencer Atkins

Going on a date with Cynthia Chandler -

John Krouse

Being knocked down, run over, and trampled by a boy in my Sophomore P.E. class while catching his ball in softball - Catonya Montague Hitting an old lady while playing softball at West Side Park - Bob Blaidsdail Sophomore year when I was playing around with Tim and getting pushed down directly where a dog had relieved himself, and then walking home and having someone call the office and tell exactly why I didn 't come back after lunch. (Let me die) - Diana Buckner Thinking the condo K. V. and I were babysitting in was on fire and running out with the dog, but not the baby Angela Seaman Almost having to bail out Doc "D" and C. G. out of Jail in Effingham - Paul Christensen When I fell down the stairs in front of everyone who rode the Lavender Bus - Dorfredia Williams Running over a curb while turning to see who was honking at me- Monica "Boom Boom" Bazzell When I lost my pants in a flag football game, freshman year - Catherine Hirschfeld Asking where the gym was while standing in front of it freshman year - LuAnn Hansens Running over Erik Mostert's scooter- Tracy Noonan The little fender-bender with Mr. Five (count 'em, five) day old Mustang - Stephanie Crain Having my gas pedal stuck on the corner of Prospect and Green - Patty Cummins

Seniors

When J .B. , T .H., S.S ., K.C. , T .H., D.S., and M .F. all went to the civic center and the car would not start, and when T.H . got blitzed and couldn 't even walk into J .B.'s house on her own two feet - Tiffany Hughes My car wreck with Chris and Mark -

John Keith

Playing behind John Zemenak for a whole year Davis

Jason

Becky walking around waving a tampon at Pete and not knowing i t - Amy Yarbrough Cruising Campus in the family truckster -

Lori Miller

When C.G. announced to the Danville Cross Country Team that I had P.M.S. - Lynda Moellar The trip between Morrisey Park and the C.P.D. in a squad car with A.H ., E.D., and M.S. -Craig Dickerson When I fell down the stairs at school in a mini-skirt Christine Gapsis When John H. and I got caught by the police Edwards

Melissa

Giving a strange man looking at us the finger one night. Moments later Detective Sweighart came up to me and asked if I enjoyed flipping him off- Eddie DeAtley Waking up with my Homecoming date and not remembering what happened - Calvin Bigham Getting caught at halftime by two undercover cops at a football game- Trevor Beard Finding the airpockets with M.K. -Christine Gorski Running out of gas on Sprinfield A venue -

Kim Casper

S.D.'s party Junior year- Erik Paulson Wrecking my car on campus and getting an audience Mark Arnett When I gave a hug and a great kiss to a girl in a dark room, thinking she was a friend of mine. It turned out she was a stranger and her boyfriend stood 6'6" - Egidio Amoretti

My first time drunk and making the mistake of being with Caryl Dzuik - Margo Powell

Escaping from vicious janitors in hot pursuit with Jill Lofts and Amy Yarbrough, and then having to hide in the stalls of the boys bathroom- Thalia Tam

When my car rolled down the I.G.A. parking lot, and stopped in the middle of Kirby - Carmen Casey

Running a Semi off the highway -

When I was at track practice and I got my shorts pulled down - Janice Smith

At vice-versa sophomore year, my date had a hard time getting me on the dance floor. In the middle of a song, the band stopped playing and told me to get out there and

Mia Miller

dance with him -

Liz Deponai

Going to the Bighouse the first night of Spring Break '"86" -Lyle Hodges Falling down three rows of bleachers at Memorial Stadium, after attending a Central tailgate party with E.W.- Sean Smith Being dragged into the boys bathroom freshman year while Mr. Ashenfelter happened to be there - Regina Owens Going out with Teri, Patti, and Chris and having to be placed into the car - Leslie Loyet Getting off the bus freshman year at the wrong stop and not knowing where I was- Teri Slattery

skirt and it fell to my ankles while I was walking cown the hall - Kelly Alexis Having over $20 stolen at Foremost- Tori Hurst Doing a crossword puzzle during sex-ed and yelling out, "Jason, it doesn't fit in."- Kristi Lemmon Taking Jenny Downs to Homecoming Sophomore year and trying to make a move on her - Matt Pothast Freshman year- Mike Kehe When I got hit by a car at rush hour at Prospect and Kirby -Julia Wade Getting suspended for something I didn't do and getting sent to rehab for it - Debbie Buckner Fun with Mr. Helmet- Laura Castillo

Getting picked up by the police with A.B. after walking home after vice-versa freshman year- Jill Madsen

Parallel parking on University Avenue- Heidi Schroder

Being caught by my parents, drinking with T.S., J.S., J.K., R.S., when I thought they weren't going to be home for another day - Mike Mullen

Going to Decatur for coach Phelps' wedding and taking the wrong interstate and ending up in Bloomington Beth Fischer

Being accused of cheating in Clyde's class with B.P.Marshall Schact

When I was a sophomore, playing Varsity Baseball against Centennial, I fell flat on my face as I rounded third and headed for home - Brock Petrie

Being mowed over by a fat person at lunch Reis

Margaret

After a football game my junior year, my car wouldn't start, and a bunch of people were in the car. Mr. and Mrs. Freyman had to jump start my car for me. - Katrina Wid holm

While skiing, I got going so fast I could not slow down. Then someone got in my way, and instead of stopping, I just went between the persons legs - Diane Setters Getting caught drinking and getting suspended Junior year - Jill Heimburger

Coming back tipsy from lunch, and acting very obnoxious, and getting busted. - Lisa Helm

When I went to the mall and got off the bus and slipped on the ice in front of a lot of guys - Diane Pye

Homecoming dinner with "The Duck" freshman year when I ordered a sandwich - Alice Hoffswell

When T.L. and K.R. dragged me into the boys bathroom my Junior year- Michaela Sammons

Squatting in front of the U of I barns only to be walked in on by "Farmer Brown" (Tailgreat '86)- Julie Keller

Sophomore year when I dropped my tray while running into a teacher - Matt Wallace

Being with Craig Carter at the Union -

Talking to Shelly about Opie and turning around only to find out that he had been standing behind me the entire time - Kim Kaiser

Rob Elston

Ed Wolf's Homecoming King speech- Matt Hendren When Trap, me, and our old Buddy Linny were nabbed drinking brew at the Homecoming game sophomore year and received a 5-day vacation - Zach McNabney Throwing up on New Year's Eve at Lane's house on half a bottle of non-alcoholic champagne - Scott Fosler Trying to explain how that stuff got in my car- Chellie Hanoka

Wearing tights in front of the school -

Tim Pearson

Going shopping with Terry Slattery to buy beaconMichelle Barringer Falling flat on my face on my first day of P.E. Freshman year and getting laughed at - Chris Hutjens

The Hawaiian Punch/Styrofoam cooler incident, freshman year at K.K.'s grandparents' house- Rick Mills My sophomore year when the zipper broke on my mini-

Seniors

December 24, 1985, in front of the fireplace . Mr. Helmet and the doughnuts. Prom '86. Getting kicked out of Garcia 's Algebra II class . Nerd Night '86 . Building the float Junior year. Mr. Bonham 's Biology class. Jason 's get together sophomore year at Glen and Jody 's when his parents caught us. Julie King's all-night party after Prom '86. Hammock days with John. Tradition . The Super 8 Motel Prom party. Taking care of Percy after his games. Singing in M.E.' s front porch in sub-zero weather after "The Babysitting Incident.'' Freshman year with J.K .R. Junior year band trip to Chicago . Lunch with the Lunch Crew . Duke '86. Being with Arisca. Pom-Pon camp '86. Thinking I was living in the movie Repoman . Littering on University Avenue. Spring Break ski trips. Homecoming '85. Having lunch with J .V., T.N ., L.H . and B.B. Staying the night with T .S. and J.M. Learning how to ski. Pinx and Bloos with Mr. Bauers. Showing up happy at the Homecoming game just in time to escort, and then talking to Mr. Freyman in the stands and wondering who he was . When S.H . broke my toilet. Spring Break '86. Homecoming '86. Going to Florida with the band Sophomore year. December 31 , 1985. Georgetown meet '86. Watching Heidi Schroder try to parallel park . Mark's 16th birthday party in Denver. Sophomore year with P.T .R. Oaklawn Jazz Festival '85. Joe Kersey's Civics class. Dragging Troy Brown through the mud after football practice because his uniform was so clean . The Strike. Surviving Aaron 's lunchtime driving. Partying with my friends.

Seniors

When J .K. and I literally threw Matt Kelly out of my house, and then hearing that he cried about it. Merde 's graduation party last year in Effingham . " 4-way dubs " in Mrs. Hill 's Analyt. class. Tailgreat '86. Ditching the cops from Hessel one night and ditching them from Yaxley 's the next. Mr. Bowman 's Civics class . Hearing Mr. Wojtena 's car had been towed . Getting a ring with my Prom dinner. December 31 , 1984. The Prue Crew - Samoans games. Bowling for " lunches." Playing football for Central. Spring Break '87 (what a crock!) Getting an " A " on a geometry test because Scott Shoop read off the answers when the sub left the room . Greek Reunion '86. At the movies with Robin Salters. October 4, 1986, at 1905 Peach Street.

No, mom , I haven 't been drinking. Get off me! Like a dog. My bag . Get a real life. Da Boeufage! When I say stop, open the door so I can puke . All right then . Why doesn 't she use cream rinse? Stay away from Matt Hendren. You be illin '. Coice! That is butt-ugly! I think I'm gonna be sick . That's the ticket. She's a megadyke! She'll stop on a dime and give 9Â˘ change . Golly Gee, no Ossifer, we haven't been drinking. I love you too! Sweet Panises.

Whitney Houston

U2 Hewey Lewis and The News Van Halen David Lee Roth Bon Jovi David Bowie The Outfield Prince Paul Young

You Give Love A Bad Name Twist and Shout Take My Breath Away I Didn't Mean To Turn You On Every Time You Cry The Greatest Love Of All Hotel California All Cried Out Against All Odds The Central Fight Song

Tom Cruise Bill Cosby Tom Hanks Rob Lowe Bruce Willis Eddie Murphy Chevy Chase Andrew McArthy Pee Wee Herman John C. Holmes

Garcia 's lllini Union Morrisey Park Mattis Lake Ohrinstiens Crib Eddie 's Guido 's Rose and T-Bone 's Linda 's room Where the L.K .' s are

About Last Night Top Gun Ferris Buehler's Day Off Stand By Me The Wall Rocky Horror Picture Show Breakfast Club Color Purple Running Scared The Man With Two Brains

Cybil Shepard Ally Sheedy Molly Ringwald Demi Moore Meryl Streep Goldie Hawn Whoopie Goldberg Ginger Lynn Miss Piggy Heather Thomas

Seniors

The juniors class of '88 is all fired up and ready to take over the reins of power and authority next fall. Already the " senior attitude " is starting to show in some eager class members as their last high school summer fast approaches. The juniors have made it through what is often billed as the hardest year academically, with the worries of PSAT, the ACT, the SAT, and the very important class rank . They have survived all of this and are now ready for serious partying. This is going to be one wild summer for the juniors ... First Row Vice-President, Amy Acheson ; CoPresident, Aparna Reddy Secretary, Kristine Cobb. Second Row - Treasurer, Chris Olsen; Co-President, Dave Boyer.

Juniors

Acheson, Amelia Alexis, Leah Angerer, Rebecca Apperson, Charie Arrington, Kenneth

Austin, Peter Bauter, Karrie Baylor, Greg Bigham, Katherine Billhymer, Andrew

Bloom, Andrew Booth, Marla Borovec, Joseph Boyer, David Boy saw, Darrell

Brock, Cyndy Brown, Shannon Brunson, Jo Ellen Campbell, Betty Caraway, Charles

Casey, Jill Christensen, Katherine Cieniawski, Cheryl Clarkson, Jennifer Clay, Chanta

Clayman, Kimberly Clemons, Anthony Coates, Geoffrey Cobb, Lisa Cochran, Kara

Jumors

Conner, Kimberly Cook, Eddie Jr. Cortez, Mark Cox, Marcia Craft, Roby

Crane, Max Crider, Tracie Cunnington, Jennifer Davidson, Tracy Davis, Terry

Day, Randall Dewar, Brett Dickerson, Sheryl Diez, Heinz Dixon, Clarence

Dixon, Peter Dorris, Brenda Drake, Rhonda Duckworth, Charles Jr. Duckworth, Jody

Ek-vinai, Annie Erikson, Kate

Fallon, John Febuary, LaDawn

Juniors

Fiore, Donna Fonner, Patrick Francisco, Charles Frazier, Erica Galey, Ryan

Gibbs, Shawn Gillam, David Gilmore, Stevie Gingerich, David Gladney, Debbie

Gladney, Pamela Goings, R. E. Gorman, Stephen Gorski, Corinne Gould, Sean

Gower, Kara Graziano, Gina Grosser, Benjamin Hamburg, Jeffrey Hammel, Nancy

Hammersmith, Leslie Hari, Lisa Harper, Philip Harris, Sandra Harris, Stephanie

Hatch, Russell Heffernan, Michael Heinhorst, Jennifer Helgesen, Anne Henson, Bryan

Juniors

Herman, Nell Hettinger, Debbie Hinderliter, Penny Holt, Elizabeth Holt, Mary

Hooser, Jeffrey Hughes, Talease Hutchings, Steven Hyatt, Cecil Jackson, Angela

Jenkins, Michael Jenks, Michelle

Johnson, Scott Johnson, Willie

Jones, Tonya Jump, Betsy Kaiser, Christine Kansy, Kevin Kilbane, Russell

Kirby, Michael Knieriem, Elizabeth Krier, Melissa Kritzer, Gillian Kucera, Davey

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Junic.rs

Lazarevich, Peter Leeper, Monica Lemke, Stephen Leong, Eugenie Liay, Alicia

Liay, Heather Lickly, William Livingston, Kathy Long, Latricia Love, Stephen

Lozar, David MacGregor, Andrew Madix, Kathleen Maisel, Charline Marshall, Linda

Matejkowski, Jason Matejkowski, Shana McConaha, Shelley McCoy, Jamie McGowan, Tanya

Mcintosh, Douglas McNaire, Robert Melker, Ernestine Metz, Sara Miller, Deanna

Miller, Sheri Miller, Wendy Mills, Robin Montague, Terese Moore, Keith

Juniors

101

Munnis, Katie Murphy, Elizabeth Neal, Elizabeth Newman, Rae Nguyen, Dat

Nguyen, Tri Noa, Ernest O'conner, John Olach, Jennifer Olaivar, Lisa

Olsen, Christopher Otto, Laura Owens, Calvin Phelps, Kristina Pierce, Twila

Prahl, Kerry Pruitt, Angie Pruitt, Tim Raquel, Steven Reddy, Aparna

Reed, Monica Rhodes,Shaennon Rigsbee, Karen Rook, Kiley Roy, Pamela

Ryherd, Diane Salzmann, Katherine Sansone, Kimberly Sawyer, Thomas Schiller, Christine

102

Juniors

Schneider, Mary Schuster, Andrew Schutt, Heather Schwab, Lora Schwenk, Alan

Seaman, Crystal Shaul, Elizabeth Shaw, Benny Shaw, Percell Shaw, Scott

Shay, Michael Shelby, Faith Shepston, Shay Shobe, Stacey Shoemaker, Daniel

Shurtz, Richard Simpson, Dewayne Skeel, Virginia Skube, Danielle Slade, Shawn

Smith, Crystal Smith, Daryl Smith, Lisa Snoeyink, Todd Sohn, Sue-Jean

Sollinger, Tamara Steward, Russell Stines, Christopher Stover, Joe Strunk, Derek

Juniors

103

Sullivan, Taimur Sweitzer, Scott Tangora, Michelle Terry, Stephanie Tester, Karen

Thompson, John Thurman, Stephanie Tousey, Philip Travers, Kelly Tresslar, Heather

Tymchyshyn, Michael VanVorst, Dirk Visocky, Jennifer Ward, Christopher Washburn, Patricia

Wickens, John Wilcher, Nicole Willhite, Jennifer

Williams, George Wilson, Michelle Woodis, Mia

Wooley, Janet Woolley, Charles Yang, Aileen

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Juniors

Juniors not pictured Arnette, Keenan Bainter, Regina Bellafiore, Charles Bishop, Rahman Boswell, Norvel Britt, Howard Brown, Paul Browning, James Campbell, Betty Catchings, Kimberley Cobb, Kristine Cooper, Toby DezeU, Tony Dorris, Raymond Doss, Val Ducker, Tim Durst, Aaron Eisentein, Daniel Fuller, Marvin Helmick, Teresa Hill, Rosie Husband, Robert Holste, Melissa Jones, Stacey Keomala, Nelaphone Lee, Leonard Matthews, Jennifer McClintock, Laura

McCode, Michael McGee, Alfonzo McMillon, Vincent Mills, David Miner, Jeannette Minnieweather, Tyrone Mithchell, Darin Morrissey, Joey Mullins, Kim Netter, Mike Osler, Amanda Ouellette, Ahinda Peterson, Michael Porte, Tony Price Jr., Fred Richards, David Roberson, Michelle Rogers , David Sandberg, Arthur Schoonover, John Sterling, Cherry Trail, James Veatch , Renee Vellenga , Rachel Walker, Susan Wilborn, Laura Willewer, Eric Wright, Mona

Juniors

105

The sophomore class of '89 blazed a trail through Central this year. With such a wild and crazy bunch of students in attendance, the school is considered lucky to still be standing. Parties, parties, and more parties kept the sophies busy this year . The joy of no longer being the school babies combined with the freedom of not yet having to worry about the SAT or where to apply for college made the sophomores' year almost magical. How will they make that magic live on through the summer? Party, party, party! that's the only answer for the sophomores . . . Bottom to Top- Secretary, Shannon Noonan; Treasurer , Angie O 'Neil; VicePresident, Jenny Daniels; President, Steve Braskamp.

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Sophomores

Acklin, Nanette Aikman, lren Alexis, Megan Andres, Peggi Athey, Geoffrey

Attaras, Eeman Bailey, Tony Baldwin, Mark Barham, John Barnett, John

Bellafiore, Lisa Benett, Rex Black, Erica Blue, Amy Bolton, Derek

Bondurant, Thomas Bourne, Jacque Braskamp, Steven Brown, Eric Brown, Paula

Bryan, Anne Buchanan, Sammy Bui, Bich Burdette, Michelle Busch, Anna

Capell, Anthea Caston, Lisa Chapman, Daniel Clark, Thomas Clemons, Michael

Sophomores

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Cline, Bruce Coates, Leslie Collier, Neisha Collins, Gwendolyn Cooper, Michael

Cordry, Tara Covert, Tamara Cowan, Audra Cox, Jason Culbertson, Heather

Daniel, Jennifer Danison, Sean Deatley, Laura Demlow, Jason Dillman, Charles

Dirks, Marshall Dodson, Wendy Douglas, Marcus Douglass, Andrew Dyson, Eddie

Ehler, Amy Erwin, Robert Evans, Sarah Ewing, Elizabeth Farris, Clinton

Farthing, Andrew Fay, Sarah Fillman, Reed Fischer, Jason Fondia, Raven

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Sophomores

Frame, Johnny Frank, Matthew

Frazier, Yolanda Funkhouser, Marcus

Garth, Scott Gerlach, Peter Gimlich, Heather Good, Jerry Good, Timothy

Graves, Marcus Graves, Melissa Green, Donnie Greffe, Diana Gross, Oliver

Grumish, Scott Haley, Laura Hammersmith, Tracy Hampton, Arisca Harden, Heather

Harris, Heather Harris, Patrick Hays, Jeremy Heinrich, Nicole Helfrich, James

Sophomores

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Henderson, Daryl Hendon, Harry Hendricks, Gail Henson, Dawn Hicks, Rebecca

Hopke, Jane Howard, Christopher Hutjens, Michelle Jackson, Angela Jackson, Terralisha

Jacobsen, Sarah Jancola, Ronald Johnson, Christine Johnson, Phelicia Jonas, Daniel

Jones, James Jones, Kerry Jump, Sandy KaKoma, David KaKoma, Sarah

Keller, Robert Killam, Brian

Kisellus, Kalli Kleckner, Karen

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Sophomores

Konisky, Daniel Kritzer, Matthew Kurtz, Jeffrey Lane, William Lash, Todd

Lazarevich, Alex Lechel, Naomi Lemmon, Stefanie LeShoure, Chevella Lewis, Karl

Libman, Aaron Llewellyn, John Longfellow, John Lynch, Jennifer Markward, Abigail

Marlowe, Loretta Marsh, Sara Martin, Daniel McCloud, Brian McDaniel, Shane

McGee, Michelle McGuinn, Catherine McKenzie, Chad Meyer, Matthew Mitchell, Jeff

Moffitt, Anthony Moore, Brenda Morefield, Sean Morenz, Gwen Munds, Christopher

Sophomores

113

Murphy, Marissa Napper, Kenneth Netter, Patricia Netter, Sonya Nicholas, Christopher

Nivison, Christine Noonan, Shannon Oberlander, Tara Ochs, Michael O'Neill, Angela

Osmundson, Eric Ouellette, Thayne Owens, Amy Owens, Theresa Patterson, Laura

Patterson, Lawanda Pauser, Thomas Pavlik, Matthew Payne, Dione Peacock, Reeshemah

Pelmore, Yvette Perisho, Stephanie Perkins, Joseph Phipps, Karen Plumb, Marcy

Pollard, Melissa Pothast, Andrew Potter, Michaelene Powell, Daniel Pruitt, Susan

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Sophomores

Pryor, James Rakers, Brent Rasmussen, Jason Rasmussen, Michel Reed, Jean

Reifsteck, Dulcie Reynolds, Cris Reynolds, Robert Rhoades, George Richardson, Ryan

Roberson, Monique Rodgers, Tracy Rogers, Bruce Rogers, Rodney Ross, David

Runge, Cindy Runkle, Erik Sackett, Matt Saylor, Gerard Schillinger, Robert

Schoonover, Melinda Schroeder, Tad Schwerdt, William Seaman, Charity Selle, Bron

Setters, Thomas Shephard, Octavia Shepston, Shad Sibley, Yolanda Smith, Justine

Sophomores

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Smith , Tom Somera, Donna Speed, Stanya Spoonamore, Beth Steiner, William

Stephenson, Wendy Stites, Jesse Stokes, Brien Sutherlin, Janice Sweet, Carl

Swim, Chad Tabor, Teri Tandjung, Trina Tangora, Angeline Tester, Robert

Thompson, Heather Thompson, Kerri Treat, Jonathon Treat, Sean Tsebelis, George

Vaughn, James Vivian, Malcolm Wallace, Jennifer Ware, Darnetta Weatherspoon, Karen

Weber, Jason Wiley, Erica Williams, Jermaine Williams, Sherry Wilson, Brian

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Sophomores

Wilson, Dwayne Winbush, David Witherbee, Brien Witte, Daryl Wright, Gary

Wu, Maryalice Younger, Jon Ziegenhorn, Eric

Sophomores Not Pictured Aker, Lavon Ammons, Aaron Anderson, Clark Andres, Bob Barber, Walter Bielert, Brad Branion, LaShawn Burokas, Steve Campbell, Octavia Carter, Sandy Carter, Yunetta Caston, Monte Clow, Angela Cobble, Amy Corbit, Charles Cox, Tonia Curray, Anna Davidson, Taresa Davis, Lucinda Dawson, Hal Diep, Hung Dixon, Rachael Ducey, Lynn Ellzey, Zandra Flemons, Rosalyn Gaston, Valorie Glaze, Jason Griham, David Hawthorene, Michelle Haynes, Charlene Head, Kevin Hill, Tracie Howard, Ursula Jackson, Jackie Jackson, Larry Johnson, Cynthia Johnson, Tonya

Jump, Sandy Keomala, Chanta Kramer, Jason Krauss, Alision Leah, Holly Lockett, Markie Manning, Terrence Maung, Paula Mize, Amia Morris, Saundra Nash, Corey Neito, Marco Norwood, Yvonne Olaivar, Anthony Parastaran, Parham Porter, Kevin Price, Rodney Pruitt, Susan Reid, Alick Schuster, Eric Scott, Debbie Sibley, Brian Simmons, Robert Smith, Corey Smith, Marshall Snelling, Robert Sowers, Tracy Sterling, Angela Stowers, Adolphus Strow, Latressa Thomas, Curtis Tran, Stephanie Vaughn, Mindy Vogel, John Watkins, Cassandra Williams, Andrea Williams, Perry Winfrey, Nicole

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The class of '90 are the ones to keep the fire going in the years to come. They made a giant leap forward this past fall as they entered CHS, and they not only survived the year, but did it well. They learned that there are no such things as elevator passes, nobody actually wears " the suggested P.E. uniform ," and deans really don 't stop students in the halls and demand to see their school I. D.'s . It was one of those years that will be half remembered for the excitement and half for the embarrassment. But, after all , isn 't that the kind of year that everyone else had to live through when they were freshmen . . .

First Row - Treasurer , Andy McGiathely; Secretary, Susan Muirhead; Second Row - President, Julie Thomas; VicePresident, Jenny Davis.

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Abdullah, Taliah Adams, Angelia Aikman, Raquel Alexis, Wendy Allen, Alvin

Angeror, Lisa Appleby, Jamila Arnauld, Curtis Ashenfelter, Jennifer Austin, Ingrid

Avant, Carlos Bainter, Merissa Baker, Nathan Barber, Michael Bartlett, Cathy

Beasley, Jack Beaulin, Nicole Beckett, Chad Beckler, Donald Beers, Robert

Bell, Jacob Bigham, Angela Bishop, Lamont Bishop, Maria Blair, Dawn

Bolton, Wendy Bopp, Laura Bartell, David Soucek, Connie Bremer, Patricia

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Bridges, Pamela Brown, Alexander Brown, Gerjale Brown, James Brown, Shevon

Brown, Yolanda Browning, Jon Bundy, Timothy Burton, Crystal Byers, Angie

Cameron, Amy Campbell, Cortal Caroline, Jayna Carpenter, Elena Carter, Duane

Chiang, Tiffany Clark, Kenneth Clarkson, Geoffrey

Clayborn, David Cline, Kenneth Cobb, Carlos

Cobb, Kevin Collier, Melissa Collins, Stephanie

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:ooper, Richard Cortez, Richard Crabb, Brandon Crawmer, Charlie Crum, Kevin

Curtis, Neva Daniel, Kathryn Davis, Jennifer Davis, Malika Dearmond, Michael

Deponai, John Detamore, Chad

Deverell, Justin Dirks, Jennifer

Doss, Lenora Douglass, Harry Downing, Kimberly Duckworth, Yolanda Duncan, Stephen

Eastin, Stephanie Eaton, Geoffrey Elrick, Scott England, Ethan Evans, Joseph

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Fairbanks, Jamie Fischer, Amy Fisher, Roger Fisher, Stephanie Fletcher, Matthew

Fults, Jana Gapsis, Leanne Garcia, Richard Garett, Derrick Garett, Theresa

Gibas, Roger Giertz, Seth Gladney, James Glaser, Paul Goines, Angela

Goines, Bonnie Grant, Donald Gray, David Gray, Earl Green, Cryssida

Green, Katrina Grinols, Robin Gudeman, Julie Harris, Leshon Harris, Michael

Harisson, Thomas Hart, Kimberly Harvey, Toriano Hausermann, Adam Hays, Emily

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Heath, Timothy Hempel, Michelle Herglund, Bradley Hindman, Tammy Hitzeroth, Amy

Holt, Jill Hudson, Michael Huff, Chinesa Hunt, Dillard Huss, Michael

Huynh, Thi Isham, Cory Jackson, Larissa Jahn, Amy Johnson, Brett

Johnson, Gzne Joop, Travis Kaiser, Anthony Kalcoma, Deborah Karl, Kristen

Kasper, Kristen Kearney, Jennifer Keefe, Andrew Kennedy, Noah Kindle, Waikesha

Koss, Stephanie Kraus, Simson Krug, Mark Krug, Michael Krusa, Tricia

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Lai, Lily Lake, Nicholas Larson, Kendall Lee, Sheri Lenard, Stephanie

Lenoir, Knichole Leonard, Michael Lewis, Latricia Lo, Alexander Lonnquist, Alicia

Maclay, John Maier, Chad Maimer, Kara Manuel, Cristina Manzella, Joe

Marceau, Amber Martin, Ronnie Martinez, Amy McCaskill, Gary McCloud, Ronald

McDonald, Tanya McGiathery, Andrew

Mcintosh, Marleah McMurray, Richard

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McNutt, Rhonda Merrell, Tamela

Mills, Robert Montague, James

Moore, Antonio Moore, Lance Morenz, Kevin Morgan, Jeffrey Morgan, Ronnie

Mostert, Sherry Motley, Elaine Motley, Joe Mower, Megan Muirhead, Susan

Murrell, Christina Nagler, Gregory Neal, Christopher Neal, John Netter, Cloyd

Nolen, Jude Oglesby, Harvie Ogren, Susan Olach, Karen Oliver, Jeffrey

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Olson, Tabitha Osterbur, Nicole Paci, Eric Pack, Michael Panothiocas, George

Park, Keundo Parker, Amy Patterson, Delbert Patterson, Shannon Pearson, Travonda

Perales, Jessica Pettigrew, Marco Pfaus, Christopher Pickering, Wendy Rachels, Delmer

Rahman, Santanu Rappaport, Amy Reed, Felicia Rife, Harold Roberson, Rebekah

Robinson, Garry Robinson, Laura Rodgers, Daryl Rollings, Michelle Ryan, Michael

Sameh, Amy Sameh, Maysa Samii, Shawn Schmit, Brian Schnabel, Jeanne

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Schroeder, Robert Schultz, Trina Shaul, David Sheridan, Susan Sibley, Zeniada

Simmons, Michael Skeel, Christine Smith, Marcee Smith, Tonya Smithenry, Kenny

Somera, Cathy Somers, Michael Soucie, Darren Sparks, John Spencer, Neil

Stines, Patrick Strunk, Nicole Tabeling, Shawn Tangora, Christina Taylor, Tonya

Thadison, Ramel Thomas, Derrick Thomas, Julie Thompson, James Thompson, Jeffrey

Thompson, Julius Thurman, Robert Thurman, Sharnae Todd, Michael Troxell, Jeffrey

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Utley, Deatra Vanagaites, Julie Vasaune, Steve Vaughn, Andtrice Vetter, Jason

Visocky, Alan Vogt, Ricky Walker, Jason Ward, John Watkins, Cory

Way, Robin Welch, Anthony Wenzel, Kenneth West, Jason Wheeler, Donald Jr.

White, Matthew Wiborg, Kurt Wicks, Tyno

Wilkerson, Raenise Williams, Christopher Wilson, Aaron

Wisehart, David Woodard, Brian Woodis, Lisa

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Wright, Derek Yarber, Samuel Yaxley, Timothy Zion, Sara Zook, Debra

Freshmen not pic tured Allen , Nicole Morris, Dawn Begley, Wilhelmina Palmer, Latasha Cambell, Amy Porter, Beverly Reid , Vask1a Clay, Calvin Feigi , Adrian Smith , Veronica Gardner, Gidget Storm, M ichael Gaskin, Roger Sullivan , Kamara Goddard, Laura Tarr, Kathy Teuscher, Phillip Greer, Siu Valkanos , Julie Harvey, Craig Vaughn Jr., Daskel Hobbs, Nina Waller , Shannon Jacobs, Shannon White , Steven Krumm , Stacey White , Walym Marion, Karonda Winston , Claudia Marrisette, Dyshonne Matthews, Gladys

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An airplane is 191.6 kilometers due east of radar station A. A second radar station is 226.6 kilometers due north of A. What is the bearing of the second radar station from the airplane? Could our very own Future Problem Solvers solve this problem? The varsity members are Pete Austin, Joe Borovec, Dave Boyer, Steve Hutchings, Jason Beers, Kathy Christensen, Alex Fung, and Chris Ward. The members are praying for a victory at the Regional Competition at Olney. Armed with the basic philosophy "A pecan thingy is never worth as much as a cheese sandwich." The team is planning to go all the way to state. Mrs. Hill, the team sponsor of the club, has a hard time keeping down the enthusiasm of the varsity minds. Oh, by the way the answer is 319.8! Right?

Pic. I - Left to Right- Top Row: Jason Beers, John Krouse, Kathy Christensen, Chris Ward, Joe Borevec. ~ottom Row: Pete Austin, Steve Hutchings, Dave Boyer, Alex Fung, Eddie DeAtley. Pic. 2 - Dave Boyer discusses a future problem. Pic. 3 - Future Problem Solvers In action. Pic. 4 - Steve Hutchings reaches for his innermost, deepest thought to solve a tough problem. Pic. 5 - Eddie DeAtley writes out his solution.

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Office Occupations is a club that is interrelated with the class, which is also called Office Occupations. The club 's purpose is to sponsor money-making events to help with the annual " Employer Banquet." This is a spring event where all the students in the program honor their bosses - since these students all work in offices in the afternoon in addition to taking four or five periods of academics . This gives the students actual on-the-job training . Several typing and other types of contests are sponsored during the year by this club.

Row I - Veronica Buchanan, Latonya Montaque, Racheal Walters, Dorfredia Williams, Michelle Barringer, Lisa McConaha. Row 2 - Mrs. Davenport (sponsor), Jill Heimburger, Lisa Helm, Tina Willhite, Teri Slattery. Row 3 - Amy Wright , Julie Nelson, Patty Cummins, Katie Basset, Regina Owens. Row 4 - Sondra Jancola, Ruth Shaw, Michelle Birdsell , Kim Kaiser, Tom Taylor.

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The VOA 's (Volunteers Office Assistants) are a group of students who dedicate one hour of their spare time to perform services for the school. You may see them going from room to room picking up absentee cards and taking messages. Each VOA is assigned a certain job which they perform daily.

Top Row L-R- Jody Hederliter, Charlene Maisel, Pat Murphy, Bob Blaisdell, Alex " Monkey " Fung, Cheria Apperson , Renee Veatch , Joanne Henson, Valeria Gatson, Carolyn Lay, Robin Mills, Kristine Cobb, Jenny Clarkson, Catherine Hirschfield, Nickey Miller.

4 .& 3 .& I - Junior Robin Mills takes time out to pose for the camera. 2 - Senior Mark Ohrenstien returns to the attendance office after a hard day in the halls. 3 - Senior Corry Brown delivers a message. 4 - Seniors Bob Blaisdell and Bob Gilmore await assignments in the attendance office.

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The Principal 's Scholars Program offers advanced educational curricula in some twenty-six participating high schools and organizations in the state of Illinois. High School students selected for the program take advantage of educational opportunities not typically found in their high schools, including competitions in mathematics, speech, writing, and science; cultural and recreational field trips; college tours; and summer internships. Based on survey returns, over 60 percent of PSP graduates have successfully enrolled in business or engineering and science curricula in colleges and universities across the nation.

Row 1 -Corey Brown, Uaa 111\elker Row 2 - Audra Cowan, Crysskla Oree:n, Sarah Kahkoma, lenlade Sibley, Nora [)oes, TwUe Pierce. Row 3

- Steve Posey, Shoennon Rhodes, Jayne Caroline, Allele Linquist, Stephanie Terry. Row 4 - Sam Yarber, Angola Adams, Yvette Pelmore, Jonathan Turner. Row 5 - Nicole Wilcher, Scynthee Ratliff, Sandra Harris, Lisa Caston. Row 6 - Alex Rodgers, Darryl Rodgers, Karen Weatherspoon, Angle Dixon. Row 7 - Ozne Johnson, Marion Mitchell.

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Future Secretari s of America is a club for students interested in business and office careers . It is sponsored by the Professional Secretaries International and monthly meetings are held where students also sell various money-making projects for their Mother-Daughter banquet at the end of the year . Annual field trips are taken during the year to view the "real world. " All students have the chance to participate in the C-U contest for "Miss Future Secretary" -last year Patty Tester, Central won this award.

Row I - Lisa Helm. Sondra Jancola. LuAnn Hansens. Kim Kaiser Row 2 - Ruth Shaw. Latonya Montague, Dorfredia Williams , Veronica Buchanan Row 3 - Mrs. Davenport (sponsor). Racheal Walters. Julie elson , Katie Basset , Jill He1mburger. Amy Wright. Regina Owens, Tina Willhite, Michelle Birdsell .

3. I - FSA members pose for a picture at the Professional Secretaries Convention. 2 - Club Officers - LEFT TO RIGHT Michelle Birdsell (secretary). Patricia Cummings (vice-president), Ruth Shaw (president), Dorfredia Williams (treasurer). 3 - Senior members Maragret Reis and LuAnn Hansen discuss the meeting

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( Future Homemakers of America is a national organization for young men and women . It functions as an integral part of the vocational home economics education programs. FHA strives to help youth assume their roles in society in the areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation and community involvement.

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Row I - Darayl Smith, Dawn Battiato, Christine Kaiser , Micheal Cooper, Amia Mize, Janice Smith. Row 2 - Anthony Moffit, Liz Holt, Peggi Andres, Kevin Porter, Anthony Clemons, Marcus Douglas, Kim Catchings, Tonya Johnson, Betty Campbell, Quentin Larry. Row 3 - Howard Britt, Cindy Davis, Tammie Lockett, Karla McDonald, Sara McKibben, Darin Mitchell, Jeremy Harris, Chris Howard, Johnny Frame, Mrs. Pirtle (sponsor), Regina Owens. Row 4 - Alfonozo McGee, Raymond LeShoure, Tyrone Cooper, Vincent McMillen, Kenneth Collins, Arisca Hampton.

I - Club Officers - Left to Right - Karla McDonald (treasurer), Joe Primm (vice-president), Tammie Lockett (Public Relations), Kenny Collins (president), Amla Mlze (secretary). 2 - Club sponsor Alice Pirtle helps students with work of the day. 3 - Club member Robert McNaire uses his time productively.

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The Speech Team , one of the last of the academic teams, boasts of fifty-five members who hold an average grade point average of 4.75. Students, competing individually and in pairs, travel to different parts of the state from November through March. This Spring, senior competitor Amy Yarbrough won All-State First at the Scotie State tournament in Bloomington. The team anticipates additional state championships this year as competition begins with Chicago suburb schools.

I - Members Amy Yarbrough and Liz Deponai walk to their class . 2 - Member Kathy Snyder helps at the 1986 graduation party. 3 - The " Voices of Centrar Âˇ are William Farris, Amy Yarbrough , Stephanie Lo, and Brock Petrie. 4 The 1987 JV Speech Team .

Speech Team - Front Row - Missy Krier, Debbie Hettinger, Stephanie Lo, Tracy Noonan, Alice Hoffswell, Aparna Reddy, Laura Otto, Liz Neal. Middle Row - Drew Macgregor, Steve Raqual, Rebecca Angarer, Amy Yarbrough , Chris Olsen, Sara Metz, Patti Cummins, Julie Keller, Kathy Snyder, Mrs. Pilcher. Back Row- Chris Olsen, Peter Austin , Steve Love, Andy Billing, Daniel Shoemaker, Jill Casey, William Farris, Brock Petrie.

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The Election Board is an organization of members elected from each class. The board has the responsibility of running all school elections. These elections include selection of student council members, class officers, Homecoming attendants, and Miss Happy Holidays. The election board uses a printed ballot and offers private voting booths to ensure that the students receive their right to privacy. The goal of each individual board member is to strive for a fair and accurate vote in all school elections.

Row I - Kim Clayman, Corinne Gorski, Gina Graziano. Row 2 - Sandy Sparks, Cathy Snyder, Laura DeAtley. Row 3 - Christine Gorski, Beth Sponamore, Wendy Dodson, Christina Tangora, Kerry Prahl. Row 4 - Shawn Stanley, David Boyer, Leslie Loyet, Mr. Ochs.

I - Election Board Members await Sophomores votes of voters . 2 gather around voting table to find out information on the Miss Happy Holidays Election . 3 Sophomore Scott Garth hands in his vote. 4 Sophomore Mark Baldwin casts his vote in the Miss Happy Holidays Election.

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What is it that makes Central High School what it is? The teachers, the faculty , the classes, or the students? Many people would say the students. Central's Student Council has done much to help the student body and to boost school spirits. The most notable of these accomplishments this year were the institution of the new Holiday Dance and continued efforts to keep the area llround Central litter-free. By reducing littering, in an agreement with City Council, time-limit parking around Central was changed from two hours to four. Student Council members are elected each spring by their peers. This year 's Student Council officers were: President Tracy Noonan, Vice President - Steve Raquel, Second Vice President - Jennifer Heinhorst, Secretary - Leslie Loyet, Treasurer - Katrina Wiholm, and Parliamentarian - Alex Rodgers.

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Aaron Libman pays for his yearbook during registration .

2- Alice Hoffswell works hard in her drafting class. 3 - Steve Brascamp seems surprised to have our cameras focused on him. 4 - Kristen Kasper pays close attention to the teacher. 5 - Jennifer Heinhorst and Katrina Widholm pause for a picture as they work on Homecoming signs. Opposite Page: 1 - Kerry Prahl looks over her English assignment. Mrs. Jones sponsors Student Council.

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Across Laps: Leslie Loyet Row One: Connie Boucek, Kristin Kasper, Anne Brown, Heather Hardin, Cathy Snyder, Katrina Widholm , Alice Hoffswell, Kelly Alexis, Julie Keller, Nicole Wilcher. Row Two: Kendall Larson, Stephanie Collins, Jill Holt, Jenny Ashenfelter, Aaron Libman, Steve Raquel , Kerry Prahl, DAvid Boyer, Jill Casey. Row Three: Sandra Harris. Jeff H11mburg, Karen Phipps, Abby Mark ward, He11ther Thompson, Shannon Noonan, Gwen Collins. Row Four: Daryl Rodgers , Steve Braskamp, Alex Rodgers, Jon Turner, Peter Austin, Alex Fung, Amy Acheson , Aparna Reddy , Matt White.

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The 1986-87 Champaign Central Chronicle plays an important role in the school unity of Central High. The primary function and goal of the paper is to capture the spirit of Central and portray it to the students while keeping them informed of issues and activities that affect them. The paper itself is organized and run by a staff consisting of thirteen students who are advised and sponsored by Pat Johnson, an English teacher at Central. The unique thing about Central's newspaper is that the entire production process, including the printing, occurs within Central's walls, whereas most area schools have to ship out their copy to be printed. For each edition of the ChroniÂˇ cle, approximately 600 copies are made. The number of issues produced varies each year. Last year there were 13 issues, but due to such difficulties as the thirteen day teacher's strike and a mechanical break down, the staff only planned on releasing 10 issues this year. Another function of the Chronicle is to provide experience for students interested in journalism careers. It helps these students upgrade their skills and prepare for a future as journalists. Through ads, sales, and the purchase of Chronicle cards, the newspaper earns money. This money is used to send selected staff members to the High School Journalism Institute at Indiana University for a session of intensive workshops. The students who attended the summer camp this year were Heather Hardin, Chris Hutjens, Julie Keller, and Jill Madsen. Heather and Julie both received honorary awards for their performance in newspaper lab, and Julie was also one of the five winners of an I.U. journalism scholarship.

First Row - Margo Powell, Joann Discoe, Rebecca Angerer, Becky Hicks. Second Row - Jill Madsen, Carmen Casey, Lisa McConaha, Missy Krier, Heather Harden, Karen Klecker. Third Row - Chirs Hutjens, John Keith, Joe Johnson, Matt Hendren, Julie Keller, Steve Raquel, Mark Spoonamore, Oliver Gross.

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1: Mrs. Johnson works on the Chronicle bills. 2: Heads of staff gather for a short meeting. 3: Geoff Coates arranges his pages.

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Quill and Scroll is an organization composed of exceptional writers . Members must be juniors or seniors . In addition to doing superior work in some phase of journalism of school publication, a member must be recommended by the advisor. 1: Joe Johnson prepares his layout. 2: Heather Hardin develops film for the Chronicle. 3: Lisa McConaha, Joann Discoe , and Rebecca Angerer work on typesetting . Front Row- Katie Souk, Beth Fisher. Back Row -

John Krouse , Eddie Deatley, Joe Johnson , Mike Rochford .

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Centrel High School has seen e rise in the number of choir members over the past few years. 1987 is no exception. Over 75 students make up the four choirs of Central. The chamber choir and Treble Choir consist mostly of freshmen and sophomores. The medrigels and Swing Choir are comprised bye mejority of upperclassmen. There are meny performances so es to enable everyone to see and hear each choir 's exceptional talents. The Chamber and Treble Choirs give essemblies et Edison, Columbie, and Holy Cross Schools. They elso perform in the holiday choral concert and high school assemblies. The madrigals and Swing Choirs performed "The Apple Tree" for their fell musical. The Madrigals also performed in their ennual Medrigal dinner concert . The spring musical was " Oklehoma." The choirs all hed en exceptlonel year, and with many students returning, Central should have good choirs for the yeers to come. Good job choirs, end thenks for the sensetionel singing.

SWING CHOIR Front Row - Lin Bien, Allison Krauss, Nicole Wilcher, Kerri Thompson . Middle Row Jemes Proyer, Bruce Rodgers, Chris Olsen, Anthony Lewis, Timothy Pe11rson. B11ck Row - Liz Deponai, Leslie Loyett, Corrinne Gorski, Kara Cochrane, Pam Roy, Liz Neal.

I: Allison Krauss Is one of many outstanding Madrigal singers. 2: Mr. Decker end Ann Helgeson discuss the upcoming concert.

MADRIGALS Front Row- Sheri Miller, Angie Tangora, Mlna Bealey, Rebecca Angerer, Mary Scheider. Middle Row- Lisa Angerer, Debbie Hettinger, Erica Drehman, Andy Billing, Amy Yarbrough. Back RowMike Shay, Jason Cox, Tim Pearson, Anthony Lewis.

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TREBLE CHOIR Front Row - Lllure Petterson, Octevie Campbell, Dewn Henson, Shannon Patterson. Second Row- Nicole Winfrey, Michelle Lewis, Amy Rappaport, Travonda Pearson, Raenise Wilkerson . Third Row- Jenny Dirks, Missy Collier. Fourth Row- Zeniada Sibley, Marcee Smith, Jenny Ashenfelter, Angela Byers, Kristin Kasper, Sui Tonye Green, Saundra Morris.

I : The choirs sing in their final concert of 1986. 3: Sheri Miller and Larry Collins sing for a Madrigal concert.

CHAMBER CHOIR Front Row - Stephanie Lemmon, Anne Curry, LaShawn Branion, Meilissa Pollard, Yolonde Sibley, Sherry Mostert. Row 2 - Hung Diep, Octavia Campbell, Tracy Crider, Christina Tangora, Jenny Davis, Jon Browning. Row 3 - Andy McGiethery, Mike Somers, Jennifer Kearney, Sheri Lee. Row 4 -Kevin Crum, Kenneth Cline, William Ward, Arrisca Hampton, John McClay, Noah Kennedy.

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Champaign Central has many things to be proud of. One of those items is the Central Band. In the Fall, the Marching Band practices many hours and performs during football games and at various competitions. Many other bands form after the Marching Band ceases for the year. The Marching Band is made up of all Central bands and a flag line. The band performed at the U of I Marching Band Festival, Tropicana Music Bowl, and the Centennial Marching Band Classic. Central also has a Concert Band, Symphonic Band, and two Jazz Bands. Jazz Band I is the contest ensemble and includes Ben Grosser, Sean Smith, Keith Moore, Russel Steward, Chris Mitchell, Bob Erwin, Alex Lazarevich and Taimur Sullivan. The Jazz Band competes at Augastana College, Illinois Wesleyan, Glenbrook South, Eastern Illinois, and the U of I. The Concert Band competes at the IHSA Concert Band Solo & Ensemble contests.

A 2 1 - Tim Bortell and Ben Grosser play at 11 CHS football game. 2 Mr. Kull directs the blind at one of many CHS performances.

CHS Marching Band: 1st Row -Chris Mitchell, Henry Goines, Rick Schurtz, Chris Logan , Mark Krug, Mike Hudson, Kevin Kansy, Becky Reis. 2nd Row - Ernie Noa, Keith Moore, Chris Nicholas, Marshall Dirks, Russell Steward, Geoff Clarkson, Mike Krug. 3rd Row - John Kelley, Tim Bortell, Dan Martin, Brian Witherbee, Tom Bondurant, Ben Grosser, Mike Leonard, David Bortell, David Shaul, Dwayne Simpson. 4th Row - Amber Marceau, Thorn Pauser, Bob Erwin, Taimur Sullivan, Sean Samii, Ken Wenzel, Alex Lazarevich , Tricia Krusa. 5th Row - Wendy Stephenson, Jane Hopke, Jennifer Olach, Aileen Yang, Melanie Allen , Sara Metz, Knichole Lenoir, Jamie McCoy, Tim Bundy, Paul Glaser, Jennifer Lynch , Chad Maier, Kamran Sullivan, Andy Keefe, Stacy Fisher. 6th Row- Tracy Rodgers, Teresa Suter, Wendy Pickering, Amy Cameron, Sue Sohn, Jamie Thomas, Amy Parker, Gwen Morenz, Diane Setters, Christina Tangora, Debbie Leonard , Chuck Barham. Director: James Kull. 150

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1 - Aaron Durst warms up with his partner before a concert . 2 - Taimur Sullivan plays his saxophone in a concert. 3 An unident i fied monster beats the bass drum on Halloween. 4 - Jake Bell, Chris Logan , and Mark Krug work hard in band class. 5 - Russell Steward leads the trombone section

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The National Honor Society is an organization consisting of over forty of Central ' s brightest students. One must carry a 5 .0 GPA as a sophomore, a 4.75 GPA as a junior, or a 4.5 as a senior to be initiated . This is the 62nd year of the National Honor Society at Central. This year the students not only worked hard in the classrooms , but participated in other activities as well. The NHS sponsored a food drive in December and also sold candy canes at Christmas.

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I - Albert Einstein is a qualified NHS candidate. 2 - Becky Campbell speaks at the 1986 NHS initiation. Clayton 3 Chandler, President of the 1986-87 HS, begins the initiation ceremonies in 1986.

National Honor Society: Front Row - Margo Powell, Heidi Schroeder, Tracy Noonan, Michael Shay, Kelly Alexis, Thalia Tam, Michelle Plumb, Christine Gorski , Liz Neal, Regina Bainter, Rebecca Campbell. Middle Row - William Farris, Jeff Hamburg, Clayton Chandler, David Boyer, Chris Hutjens, Daniel Eisenstein, Marshall Schacht, Luan Hansens, Diane Ryherd, Cathy Snyder, Stephanie Lo, Sheryl Dickerson. Back Row - Amy Yarbrough , Aaron Ogren, Andrew Billing, Daniel Shoemaker, Jason Davis, Cheryl Merkel, Leslie Loyet, Nancy Hannel, Lynda Moeller, Julie Anderson .

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The French Honor Society is a group of outstanding French students . The qualifications are very rigid . One must attain straight " A ' s " in French class while being on the school honor roll as well. These students are definitely an elite group. There has not been a FHS group with more than 15 members in over four years at Central.

l A I FHS member Taimur Sullivan jams out at a CHS band concert . FHS member Jason 2 Davis and Drew Livingston lead a pep assembly. 3 - FHS sponsor Ms. Majdiak prepares a lesson. 4 - Kelly Alexis and FHS member Heidi Schroeder talk about their weekend plans.

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German Honor Society is the second largest Honor Society in Central. The Honor Society had many activities which kept them busy throughout the year. They raised money, along with the German Club, to attend an opera, hold a luncheon, and take trips to Chicago and St. Louis. Students must attain a certain grade in German, throughout their years in German to be initiated. Mr. Doherty is in his first year as sponsor.

Row One - Cheryl Cieni11wski, Becky Campbell, Linda Moeller, Tracy Noonan, Kelly Alexis, Jill Casey, Amy Acheson, Catherine Hircshfield, Diane Ryherd. Row Two - Alex Rodgers, Marshall Schatt, Cherly Merkel, Leslie Loyet, Amy Yarbrough, Clayton Chandler, Alex Fung, Steve Hutchings, Mr. Doherty. Row Three- Aaron Ogren, Jason Beers, David Boyer.

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Pic. 1 - Jason Beers, Steve Hutchings and David Boyer take ll walk on the wild side. Pic. 2 - Amy Acheson wakes up for the early morning meetings.

The Spanish Honor Society enjoys many opportunities throughout the year. They participate in Copa Cabana, a Spanish night club held at the University, take a trip to Chicago, and hold a dinner in the spring. Members are selected based on their academic achievements. They must hold a certain grade average, determined by their year in school, to be initiated. New members are initiated in the spring. The club's sponsor is Mrs. Var. Es.

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Pic. I - Michelle Plumb and Jamie Thomas enjoy Copa Cabana. Pic. 2 - Mrs. Van Es presents Andy Billing and Brett Dewar with awards. Pic. 3 - Christine Gorski, Laure Castillo, and Mrs. VanEs confer at the spring award ceremony. Pic. 4 - New members are initiated in the spring.

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The 1987 French Club is one of the largest clubs in its history. It has over 75 members and is Central 's largest club in 1987. Being such a large group, the French Club is able to take part in many fun and enjoyable activities throughout the school year. The club has many fund-raising events, most notable is its carmel apple sale. The club makes an annual visit to Chicago where members note differences in French culture and American culture. They dine at a French restaurant and visit various French attractions in the city. The club also is active in Champaign and takes part in cultural events available in town.

French Club - Sara Fay, Jenny Wallace, Kim Downing, Christina Tangora , Tracy Hammrtsmith, Missy Krier, Stephanie Tran , Jane Hopke, Eg Amoretti , Angie Tangora, Stephanie Koss . 2nd Row- Shelly Grenols, Tiffany Chiang, Kara Gower, Abby Mark ward , Kerri Thompson, Amy Owens, Anna Curry, Mary Alicew , Sara Kakoma , Alicia Liay , Steve Vasaune , John Kelley , Deb Daly. 3rd Row- Heather Albertson , Amy Ehler, Karen Phipps, Drew livingston , Laura Haley, Heather Harden, Eeman Attars , Michelle Barringer, Stephanie Lo, Heather Liay , Heidi Schroeder, Alice Hoffswell, Laura Otto. 4th Row - Catherine McGwinn, Julia Wade, Melissa EdÂˇ wards , Heather Schutt, Melanae Allen , Ellen Spoonamore, Jenny Brach, Jenni Clarkson , Kim Clayman , Amy Hatch , Liz Mrphy, Marla Hopkins. 5th Row - Paul Christensen, Lyle Hodges, Kelly Travers, Tamara Kirby , Drew McGregor, Sandy Sparks, Steve Gorman, Tammy Solinger, Lisa Hari, Jillian Kritoer, Nell Herman , Rob Mills. 6th Row- Mark Barnett, Heinz Deitz, Chris Olsen, Dan Shoemaker, Jason Davis, Adam LeGrande, Brock Petrie.

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4 .& This Page I : Drew Livingston demonstrates a typical French greeting. 2 Heather Schutt and Abby Markward hug in the hallway. 3 - Elizabeth Shaul and Kathy Livingston collect books for their next class . 4 - Is this the way all Frenchmen open lockers? 5 - Steve Gorman stays alert in class Opposite Page I : Lyle " Dog " Hodges is caught doing what he does best: relaxing.

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German Club is sponsored by Hans Dietz. The president is Stephanie Crain. Meetings are held on every first and third Monday of the month. The German Club raised money to attend an opera and hold a luncheon the past fall. They also planned field trips to Chicago and St. Louis. Due to numerous first-year students in German Club, German is not spoken frequently. Rather Club members strive to learn more about German culture and history.

2A Row I - Ladawn February, Abra Bonnell, Catherine Hirschfield, Clayton Chandler, Liz Deponai, Jill Casey. Row 2 - Alex Fung, Scott Fosler, Diane Ryherd, Jennifer Heinhorst, Beth Spoonemore, Anne Snyder, Annie Ek-Vinai, Cheryl Cleniawski. Row 3 - Kelley Alexis, Pam Roy, Cheryl Merkel, Steve Hutchings, Leslie Loyet, Amy Acheson, Becky Campbell, Ginny Skeel. Row 4 - Shane McDaniel, Jason Beers, Amy Yarbrough, Cathy Snyder, David Boyer, Peter Austin, Joe Borovec.

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Pic. I - Jason Beers and a few of his friends gather to have their picture taken. Pic. 2 - Leslie Loyet and Amy Acheson look like they"ve been up to something!?! Pic. 3 - Abra Bonnell is surprised by the camera . Pic. 4 - Leslie Loyet, Becky Campbell, Amy Acheson, and David Boyer enjoy early morning meetings.

Pic. I - Kelley Alexis and Abr11 Bonnell work on a German assignment together. Pic. 2 - Stephanie Cr11in is President of the German Club this year. Pic. 3 - Becky Campbell checks into school late. Pic. 4 - Cheryl Cieniawskl concentrates on her studies. Pic. 5 - Mr. Dietz takes charge of the German Club.

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The purpose of Spanish Club is to continue the interest and involvement of Spanish students outside the classroom. It is an extra chance to study the Spanish people, language, and arts in a more relaxed atmosphere. A few of the activities the Club participated in this year were: Copa Cabana, a dinner at Chi-Chi 's, and a Spring trip to Chicago. The officers for this year were: President - Christine Gorski Vice President- Teri Slattery Treasurer - Mike Kehe Secretary - Betsy Knieriem The Club is sponsored by Mrs. Van Es.

Pic. I - R11chel Medjesky talks with friends during lunch. Pic. 2 K&trina Widholm poses outside class on H11w11illln D&y. Pic. 3 - Kristine Cobb smiles pretty for the camera. Pic. 4 - Mrs. VanEs teaches a third year Spanish class.

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Row 1 - Katrina Widholm, Angie O'Neal, Laura Deatley, Sandy Jump, Tai Pham, Ellen Spoonamore, Meg Alexis, Sherri Miller, Steve Love, Rick Shurtz. Row 2 - Brett Dewar, Corrine Gorski, Kathy Christensen, Sheryl Dickerson, Betsy Jump, Jamie McCoy, Shanneon Rhoades, Kim Sansone, Karin Buttitta, Kim Casper, Rachel Medjesky, Laura Castillo. Row 3 - Todd Lash, Doug Gimilich, Peter Lazervich, Heather Thompson, Teri Slattery, Liz Neal, Debbie Hettinger, Danlelle Scubby, Michelle Hutjens. Row 4 - Rob Keller , Mike Kehe , Daniel Konisky, Amy Johnson, Chris Hutjens, John Keith, Joe Johnson, Ron Simmons, Marci Plumb, Lisa Cobb. Row 5 - Mrs. Van Es, Christine Gorski, Jenny Cunnington, Kathy Holt, Aparna Reddy, Kristine Cobb, Nyguan Bui, Tam Nguyen, Tom Taylor, Jon Younger, Chris Stines, Steve Raquel. Row 6 - Jamie Thomas, Michelle Plumb, Kristie Lemmon, Stephanie Lemmon .

Pic. 1 Steve Love gets caught by the photographer as he leaves school for the day. Pic . 2 Aparna Reddy and Steve Raquel show their school spirit by dressing Hawaiian.

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The Key Club (Kiwanis Educated Youth) is a serivce organization for the school and therefore the community. It is the world 's largest high school organization, existing in many nations, with over 110,000 members. Of the nearby high schools, Central, Mahomet, and Urbana have established Key Clubs. The 1986 Central Key Club has almost 100 members. This year the Key Club has helped prepare for and supervise the Annual Downtown Easter Egg Hunt, the 1986 Halloween Event at Memorial Stadium, the " Opening of Neil Street " Parade, and many more events. On November 22, 1986, in collaboration with Centennial Student Council , the Key Club hosted a faculty basketball game between the 2 schools. The Key Club also has projects to raise money to give to Spastic Paralysis and the Nursing Home Agency. Key Clubs across the world serve millions of people every year.

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This Page 1: Kristine Cobb Is caught off-guard by our camera. 2 - Doug Gimlich makes a fashion statement for the Key Club. 3 - Gina Grazino heads to a Key Club meeting. 4 - Cynthia Chandler finishes up her homework. Opposite Page 1: - Steve Raquel takes time out to quench his thirst. 2 - Kim Casper flashes her pearlie whites for our camera . 3 President Clayton Chandler poses for a picture.

Row I - L-R Tam Nguyen, Mina Begby, Alex Fung, Kristine Cobb, Gina Graziano, Cynthia Chandler, Brett Johnson, Alex Lo, Wendy Dodson, Anna Curry, Stephanie Koss , Robin Grinols . Row 2 - Sheri Miller, Lisa Angerer , Clayton Chandler, Paul Christensen, Stephanie Lo, Debbie Daly, Amy Thomas, Julie Thomas, Michelle Hutjens, Sara Marsh, Kerry Prahl, Cristina Tangora, Kristen Karl. Row 3 - Kim Casper, Mika Torronenen , Luann Hansens, Chris Olsen, Steve Raquel , Leslie Loyet, Doug Gimlich, Steve Hutchings, Lisa Cobb, Daniel Shoemaker, Amy Yarbrough , Mike Shay, Rebecca Angerer , Danielle Skube, Ginny Skeel, Nicole Osterbur, Tiffany Chiang, Sandy Jump. Row 4 - Clark Anderson , Oliver Gross, Steve Braskamp, Chris Hutjens, John Keith , Andy Billing, Mary Schneider, Pam Roy. Row 5 - Shane McDaniel, Clinton Farris, Daniel Konisky , Scott Grumish, Todd Snoeyink, Debbie Hettinger, Jason Davis, Scott Fosler, Amy Rappaport , Susan Sheridan, LeighAnn Gapsis. Row 6: Mark Baldwin, Chris Goldenstein, Mark Barnet, Cheryl Merkyl , Angie Tangora , Kim Sansone, Pete Gerlach, Mary Alice Wu, Annie Ek- Vinai , Kathy Christensen, Cheryl Cienowski , Minh Huynh, Susan Muirhead , Karen Olach.

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Central's Afro-American Club was organized to provide more interaction within the student body. The Club, though predominantly minority, is open to any student. The Club is striving for total student participation in their activities as they promote pride in the activities of Central High School.

J Row 1 - Verconia Buchanan, Nicole Wilcher, Janice Smith, Larissa Jackson, Nicole Lenoir. Row 2 - Miss Catchings (sponsor), Octavia Campbell, Yolanda Frazier, Kim Catchings, DeShon Harris, Pamela Gladney, Stephanie Terry, Stephanie Lenoard. Row 3 - Toby Cooper, Arisca Hampton, Anthony Clemons, Charles McCain, Gzne Johnson, Stephanie Harris, Raymond LeShoure. From Tree- Jonathan Turner, Corey Brown .

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I - Pamela Gladney looks forward to the club meeting. 2 - Club member Angie Jackson browses through the library 's books. 3 - Alicia Lonnquist shows that she can keep the beat. 4 - Senior Charles McCain looks on to his next class . 5 - Club sponsor Faye Catchings helps a consumer ed student.

5• For Opposite Page I - Club Officers - Corey Brown (vice president), Nicole Lenoir (secretary) , Jonathan Turner (president) 2 - Sophomore Amia Mize takes time out to pose for a picture. 3 - Verconia Buchanan and Lisa Melker head to their first class.

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The Art Club is an organization consisting of approximately fifty members. The majority of the members are either sophomores, juniors, or seniors that have had some previous instruction in art. The sponsor of the Club is Central's art teacher, Fritz Danielson. The Club displays art work in the hallways of Central, and works on individual art projects. The group goes on field trips and listens to related guest speakers. The Club also designs signs, posters, and T -shirts for school events each year.

Row I - Shawn Good, C. F. Danielson, George Tsebelis. Row 2 - Matt Meyer, John Wichens, Daniel Shoemaker, Robert Blaisdale. Row 3 - Tamara Kirby, Katrina Widhalm, Rebecca Angerer, Mary Alice Wu. Standing -Chris Reynolds, Sheri Miller, Lisa Hari, Stacy Fae, Dawn Henson, Tracy Hammersmith

A t I Mr. Danielson instructs from his podium. 2 - Michelle Tangora practices her air brushing techniques. 3 Lois Hartsfield paints a design.

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Row 1 - Karen Phipps, Kristine Cobb, Katie Madix, Kerri Thompson, Sandy Jump. Row 2 - Julie Thomas, Kim Casper, JoAnn Discoe, Charlene Maisel, Beth Fischer. Row 3 - Carmen Casey, Alex Fung, Teri Slattery, Corey Brown, John Fiore, Scynthea Ratliff. Not Pictured- Rick Shurtz, Marc! Maier, Nicole Wilcher, Todd Lash.

1: Peer Ear sponsor Sherry Boyer takes time out to relax while on hail duty. 2: Peer Ear member Teri Slattery studies in Advanced Rhetoric .

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Pix. 1: Is it Mr. Harris or Mrs. Gher? Pix. 2: Mr. Miller is dedicated to teaching his students everything they need to know . Pix. 3: Mrs. Jackie works to keep Central's library as up to date as possible .

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A2 I - U. S. Davidson advises Jeff Hamburg on his college selection. 2 - Joe Wojtena speaks at the 1986 graduation. Opposite Page: I - Linde Mahannah checks on overdue books for the library.

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1 - Scott Davis passes out the new social studies textbooks . 2. - Craig Prior and David Mills concentrate on U.S. History. 3. Mr. Schooley kicks back after a long day. 4 - Mr. Geisler smiles as a proud first-year Central teacher would .

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1 - Mrs. Weber is one of eight social studies teachers at CHS. 2 - Scott Davis tries to persuade a student to do her homework. 3 - Mr. Klein carries on an indepth conversation on politics with Dennis Thomas, Katie Souk, John Keith and Bob Blaisdell. 4 - Gerard Saylor deep in thought over a U.S. History problem.

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Deverell, Justin 123 Dirks, Jennifer 123, 149 Doss, Kenora 123 Douglas, Harry 123 Downing, Kimberly 48, 49, 123, 132, 156 Duckworth , Yolanda 123 Duncan, Steven 123 Eastin, Stephanie 56, 123 Eaton, Geoffrey 123 Elrick, Scott 123 England, Ethan 54, 123 Evans, Joseph 123 F11irbanks, Jamie 38, 39, 54, 124 Fischer, Amy 124 Fischer, Roger 124 Fisher, Stacy 150 Fletcher, Matthew 124 Fults, Jana 124 Gapsis, Leanne 44, 124, 163 Garcia, Ricard 124 Garret, Derrick 124 Garret, Theresa 124 Gibas, Richard 124 Giertz, Seth 124 Gladney, James 124 Glasser, Paul124, 150 Goines, Angela 124 Goines, Bonnie 124 Grant, Donald 124, 161 Gray, David 124 Gray, Earl 124 Green, Cryssida 124 Green , Katrina 124 Grinols, Robin 124, 163 Gudeman, Julie 124 Harris, Deshon 124, 164 Harris, Micheal 124 Harrison, Thomas 124 Hart, Kim 48, 124 Harvey, Craig 161 Harvey, Toriano 54, 124 Hausserman, Adam 124 Hays, Emily 124 Herglund, Bradley 125 Hindman, Tammy 125 Hitzeroth, Amy 125 Hoolltlt, Ji II , 44, 45 Holt, Ji1144, 45, 125, 130, 132, 145 Hudson, Micheal 125, 150 Huff, Chinesa 125 Hunt, Dillard 125 Huss, Micheal 125 Huynh, Thi 125 Isham, Cory 125 Jackson, Larissa 125 Jahn, Amy 44, 125 Johnson,Brett61,125, 133,163 Johnson, Gzne 56, 125 Joop, Travis 61 , 125 Kaiser, Anthony 125 Kakoma, Deborah 125 Karl , Kristen 125, 163 Kasper, Kristin 125, 133, 144, 145, 149 Kearney , Jennifer 125, 149 Keefe, Andrew 125, 150 Kennedy, Noah 125, 149 Kindle, Waukesha 125 Koss, Stephanie 125, 156, 163 Kraus, Simson 125 Krug, Mark 9, 125, 150 Krug, Micheal 125, 150

Krusa, Tricia 125, 150 Kyle, Issac 61 Lily, Lai 126 Lake, Nicholas 126 Larson, Kendall44 , 146, 145 Lee, Sheri 126, 148 Lenard, Stephan ie 126, 164 Lenoir, Knichole 126, 150, 164 Leonard, Micheal 126, 150 Lo, Alexander 126, 163 Lonnquist, Alicia 126 MaClay, John 126 Maier, Chad 126, 150 Maimer, Kara 126 Manuel, Cristina 126 Manzella, Joe 126 Marceau, Amber 100, 150 Martin, Ronnie 126 Martinez, Amy 126 McCaskill , Gary 61 , 126 McCloud, Ronald 126 McDonald, Taniya 126 McGiathery, Andrew II , 61 , 120, 126, 149 Mcintosh, Marleah 126 McMurray, Richard 54, 126 McNutt, Rhonda 127 Merrel, Tamela 127 Mills, Robert 54, 123, 127, 156 Montague, James 127 Moore, Antonio 54, 127 Moore, Lance 127 Morenz, Kevin 127 Morgan, Jeffery 54, 127 Morgan, Ronnie 127 Mostert, Sherry 10, 127, 149 Motley, Elaine 127 Motley, Joe 127 Mowrer, Megan 127 Muirhead, Susan 120, 127, 163 Murrell, Christina 127 Nagler, Gregory 127 Neal, Christopher 61 , 127 Neal, John 127 Netter, Cloyd 54, 127 Nolen, Jude 127, 133 Oglesby, Harvie 127 Ogren, Susan 127 Olach, Karen 127, 163 Oliver, Jeffery 127 Olson, Tabitha 128 Osterbur, Nichole 128, 163 Paci, Eric 128 Pack, Michael 128 Palmer, Latasha 128 Panothiacas, George 128 Park, Keundo 128 Parker, Amy 128, 150 Patterson, Shannon 128, 149 Pearson, Travonda 128, 133, 149 Perales, Jessica 128 Pettigrew, Mario 128 Pfaus, Christopher 128 Pickering, Wendy 48, 128, 150 Rachels, Delmer 128 Rappaport , Amy 128, 149, 163 Reed , Felicia 128 Rife, Harold 128 Roberson , Rebekah 44, 128 Robinson, Gary 128 Robinson , Laura 128 Robinson , Tyrone 61

Rodgers, Darryl 58, 59, 128, 145 Rollings, Michelle 128 Ryan , Micheal61 , 128 Sameh, Amy 128 Sameh, Maysa 128 Samii, Shawn 128, 133, 150 Schnit, Brian 128 Schnabel, Jeanne 128 Schroeder, Robert 63, 129 Schultz, Trina 129 Shaul, David 129, 150 Sheridan, Susan 129, 163 Sibley, Zeniada 129, 149 Simmons, Micheal 129 Skeel, Christine 129 Smith , Marcee 129, 149 Smith , Tonya 129 Smithhenry, Kenney 129 Samera, Cathy 129 Somers, Micheal129, 149 Souci, Darren 129 Sparks, John 129 Spencer, Neil 129 Stines, Patrick 129 Strunk, Nicole 129 Sullivan, Kamran 150 Tabeling, Shawn 129 Tangora, Christina 49, 129, 133, 149, 150, 163 Taylor, Tonya 129 Thadison , Ramel 129 Thomas, Derrick 129 Thomas, Julie 120, 129, 163, 167 Thompson, James 129 Thompson, Jeffery 129 Thompson , Julius 61, 129 Thurman, Robert 129 Thurman, Sharnae 129 Todd, Micheal 129 Troxell, Jeffery 129 Utley, Deatra 130 Vanagaitis, Julie 130 Vasaune, Steve 61, 130 Vaughn,Daskel 130 Vaughn, Andtrice 130 Vetter, Jason 130 Vogt, Ricky 130 Walker, Jason 61, 130 Ward, John 130 Watkins, Cory 130 Way, Robin 130 Welch, Anthony 130 Wenzel, Kenneth 130, 150 West, Jason 130 Wheeler, Donald 130 White, Matthew 61 , 62, 130, 145 Wiborg, Kurt 130 Wicks, Tyno 130, 133 Wilkerson, Raenise 130, 133, 149 Williams, Christopher 130 Wilson, Aaron 130 Wisehart, David 130 Woodard, Brian 130 Woodis, Lisa 130 Wright, Derek 131 Yarber, Samuel131 Yaxley, Timothy 61, 123, 131 Zion, Sara 131 Zook, Debra 131

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Acklin , Nanette 109 Aikman , lren 43, 109 Aker, Lavon 50, 109 Alexis , Meghan 109, 161 Ammons , Aaron 55, 109 Anderson , Clark 26, 163, 109 Andres , Bob I 09 Andres , Peggi 109 Athey , Geoffrey 109 Attaras, Eeman 109, 156 Bailey, Tony 26, 109 Baldwin, Mark 109, 143, 163 Barham, John 9, 109, 150 Barnett, John I 09, 156, 163 Bellafiore, Lisa 109 Bennet, Rex 109 Black, Erica 109 Blue, Amy 109 Bolton , Derek 109 Bondurant, Thomas 2, 109, 150 Bourne, Jacque 109 Branion, Lashawn 149 Braskamp, Steven 11, 30, 31, 108, 109, 144, 145, 163 Brown, Eric 109 Brown, Paula I 09 Bryan, Anne 109 Buchanan, Sammy 109 Bui, Bich 109 Burdette, Michelle 109 Busch, Anna 109 Campbell, Octavia 149, 164 Caston, Lisa 109 Chapman, Daniel109 Clark, Thomas 109, Ill Clemons, Micheal 55, 109 Cline, Bruce 110 Coates, Leslie 29, 110 Collier, Neisha 110 Collins, Gwendolyn 29, 110, 145 Cooper, Micheal 110 Covert, Tamara 110 Cowan, Audra 110 Cox, Jason 110, 148 Culbertson, Heather 110 Curray, Anna 48, 149, 156 Daniel, Jennifer 27, 48, 52, 53, 56, 107, 108, 110 Danison, Sean 61, 110 DeAtley, Laura 10, 28, 29, 110, 143, 161 Demlow, Jason 110 Diep, Hung 149 Dillman, Charles 60, 110 Dirks, Harshall 110, 150 Dodson, Wendy 48, 49, 110, 143, 163 Douglas, Marcus 36, 110 Douglass, Andrew 11 0 Dyson Jr., Eddie 43, 110 Ehler, Amy 110, 156 Erwin, Robert 110, 150 Farris, Clinton 36, 59, 110, 163 Farthing, Andrew 110 Fay, Sarah 110, 156 Fischer, Jason 30, 31, 55, 110 Fondia, Raven 110 Frame, Johnny Ill Frank, Matthew 111 Frazier, Yolanda Ill, 164 Funkhouser, Marcus 14, 61, 62, Ill Garth, Scott 43, 111, 143 Gatson, Valorie 138 Gerlach, Peter 59, 111, 163 Gimlich, Heather 12, 62, 111

Good, Jerry Ill Good, Timothy 111 Graves, Marcus 111 Graves, Melissa 27, 59, 111 Green, Donnie 111 Greffe, Diane Ill Gross, Oliver Ill, 146, 163 Grumish, Scott 2, 38, 59, Ill , 163 Haley, Laura 111, 156 Hammersmith, Tracy 111 , 156, 166 Hampton, Arisca 55, 62, 111, 149, 164 Harris, Heather 27, 56, 57, Ill Harden, Heather 48, Ill , 145, 146, 156 Harris, Patrick 111 Hays, Jeremy 60, 111 Head, Kevin 36, 55 Heinrich, Nicole 27, 111 Helfrich, James Ill Henderson, Daryl 112 Hendon Jr., Harry 112 Hendricks, Gail 112 Henson, Dawn 112, 149 Hicks, Rebecca 112, 146 Howard, Christopher Ill Hutjens, Michelle 56, 63 Jackson, Angela 56, 112 Jackson, Larry 55 J11ckson, Teralisha 112 Jacobsen, Sarah 112 Jancola, Ronald 112, 161 Johnson, Christin 112 Johnson, Phelicia 112 Jonas, Daniel 112 Jones, James 112 Jones, Kerry 60, 112 Jump, Sandy 112, 163, 167 Kakoma, David 112 Kakoma, Sarah 112, 156 Keller, Robert 112, 161 Killman , Brian 112, 161 Kisellus, Kalli 112 Kleckner, Karen 112, 146 Konisky,Daniel31,113,161 , 163 Krauss, Alison 17, 148 Kritzer, Mattew 113 Kurtz, Jeffery 55, 113 Lane, William 59, 113 Lash, Todd 12, 113, 161 Lazarevich, Alex 113, 150 Lechel, Noami 113 Lemmon, Stephanie 27, 46, 58, 113, 135, 149, 161 Leshoure, Chevella 113 Lewis, Karl 113 Libman, Aaron 60, 61 , 113 Llewellyn, John 113 Longfellow, Josh 113 Lynch 113, 150 Markward, Abigail27, 113, 145, 156 Marlow, Loretta 113 Marsh, Sara 113, 163 Martin, Daniel 113, 150 McCloud, Brian 113 McDaniel, Shane 113, 158, 163 McGee, Michelle 113 McGwinn, Catherine 113, 156 McKenzie 113 Meyer, Matthew 55, 113, 166 Mitchell, Jeff 113 Moffitt, Anthony 60, 113 Moore, Brenda 113 Morefield, Sean 113

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Morenz, Gwen 113, 150 Morris, Saundra 149 Munds, Christopher 113 Murphy, Marissa 44, 114 Napper, Kenneth 114 Netter, Patricia 114 Netter, Sony11 114

Treat, Jonathan 116 Treat, Sean 116 Tsebelis, George 116 Vaughn , James 116 Vaughn , Mindy 116 Vuvian , Malcohm 116 Vogel , John 59

Nichol11s, Christopher Ill , 114, 150 Nieto, Marco 42, 43 Nivision, Christine 114 Noonan, Shannon II, 48, 106, 114 Oberlander, T11ra 114 Ochs, Micheal55, 114 Olivar, Anthony 43 O'Neill, Angela 5, 108, 114, 161 Osmundson, Eric 114 Ouellette, Thayne 114 Owens, Amy 114, 156 Owens, Theresa 114 Patterson, Laura 114, 149 Patterson, Lawanda 113 Pauser, Thomas 43, 114, 150 Pavlik, Matthew 114 Payne, Dione 114 Peacock , Reeshemah 114 Perktns, Joseph 114

Wallace, Jenifer 62, 116, 156 W.:. r'!, Darnetta 116 Weatherspoon , Karen 116 Weber, Jason 116 Wiley , Erica 116 Williams , Jermaine 66, 116 Williams , Perry, 36 Williams, Sherry 116 Wilson , Brian 116 Wilson , Dwayne Wilson , Dwayne 61 , 117 Winbush , David 117 Winfrey , Nichole 149 Witherbee 117, 156 Witte, Daryl 117 Wright, Gary 117 Wu , Mary Alice 117 Younger , Jon 117, 161 Ziegenhorn, Eric 117

Phipps, Karen 13, 49, 114, 144, 156, 167 Plumb, Marcy 114, 161 Pollard, Melissa 114, 149 Pothast, Andrew 43, 55, 114 Potter, Michaelene 114 Powell , Daniel 59, 114 Pruitt, Susan 114 Pryor, James 115, 148 Rakers, Brent 115 Rasmussen , Jason 115 Rasmussen , Michel 115 Reed , Jean 115 Reis , A lick 43 Reifsteck, Dulcie 115 Reynolds, Cris 115 Reynolds, Robert 115 Rhoades, George 115 Richardson, Ryan 115 Roberson, Monique 56, 115 Rodgers, Tracy 9, 36, 115, 122, 150 Rogers Jr., Bruce 115, 148 Rogers , Rodney 115 Ross, David 55, 115 Runge, Cindy 115 Runkle, Erik 115 Saylor, Gerard 61 , 181 Smith, Tom 116 Somera, Donna 116 Speed, Stanya 116 Spoonamore, Beth 116, 143, 158 Steiner, William 116 Syephenson, Wendy 116, 150 Stites Jr .â&#x20AC;˘ Jesse 116 Stokes, Brien 116 Sutherlin, Janice 116 Sweet Jr., Carl 116 Swim, Chad 116 Tabor, Teri 29, 56, 57, 116 Tandjung, Trina 116 Tangora, Angeline 48, 56, 116, 148, 163 Tester Jr., Robert 116 Thomas, Curtis 55 Thompson, Heather 56, 116, 144, 161 Thompson, Kerri 116, 148, 156, 167 Tran, Stephanie 156

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Acheson , Amelia 96, 97, 98, 100, 145, 154, 158 Alexis, Leah 13, 97, 106 Alsurg , Tracy 2 Angeror, Rebecca 13, 97, 136, 147, 148, 163, 166 Apperson , Cherie 97, 107, 138 Arrington , Ken 97, 26 Austin, Peter 37, 97, 107, 136, 145, 158 Bainter, Regina 152 Bauter, Karrie 97 Baylor, Greg 97, 98, 106, 107, 135 Bigham, Katherine 97 Billhymer, Andy 43, 97, 98 Bloom , Andrew 97 Booth, Marla 97 Borovec, Joe 97, 136, 158 Boyer, David II , 26, 96, 97, 135, 136, 143, 145, 152, 154, 158 Boysaw, Darrell34, 63, 97, 98, 107 Brock, Cyndy 28, 29, 97, 100 Brown, Shannon 97 Brunson, Joellen 5, 49, 97 Campbell, Betty 97 Caraway, Charles 97 Casey, Jill97, 145, 154, 158 Catchings, Kim 164, 182 Christensen, Kathy 21, 36, 97, 161 , 163 Cieniawski, Cheryl97, 154, 158, 159, 163 Clarkson, Jennifer 97, 106, 138, 153, 156 Clay, Chaunta 16, 97 Clayman, Kim 26, 97, 143, 153, 156 Clemons, Anthony 8, 26, 52, 53, 97, 106, 126 Coates, Geoffrey 43, 97 Cobb, Kristine 21, 138, I 06, 96, 160, 161 , 162, 163 Cobb, Lisa8,97, 107,161,163 Cochrane, Kara 13, 97, 148 Conner, Kimberley 98 Cook, Eddie 98 Copper, Toby 164 Cortez, Mark 98, 107 Cox, Marcia 107

Craft, Roby 98 Crain, Max 98 Crider, Tracie98, 149 Cunnington, Jenny 45, 98, 161 Davidson, Tracy 98 Davis, Terry 98 Dewar, Brett 27, 98, 155, 161 Dickerson, Sheryl98, 152, 155, 161 Dietz, Heinz 19, 43, 156 Dixon, Clarence 98 Dixon, Pete 43, 98 Dorris, Brenda 98 Drake, Rhonda 98 Duckworth, Charles 98 Duckworth , Jody 98 Durst, Aaron 2, 151 Eisenstein, Dan 26, 152, 153 Ekvinai , Annie98,158,163 Erickson, Kate 98 Fallon, John 98 Febuary, Ladawn 10, 98, 107, 158 Fiore, Donna 99 Fonner, Patrick 60, 99 Francisco, Charles 99 Frazier. Erica 99 G11ley, Ryan 98, 99, 107 Gibbs, Shawn 99 Gillon, David 99 Gilmore, Steve 4, 43, 99 Gingerich, David 26, 99 Gladney, Debbie 99 Gladney, Pam 99, 164 Goines, R. E. 99 Gorman, Steve 31, 99, 106, 157, 156 Gorski, Corinne 27, 99, 143, 148, 161 Gould, Sean 43, 99 Graziano, Gina 99, 143, 162, 163 Grosser, Ben 99, 150 Hamburg, Jeff 99, 59, 145, 152, 170 Hammel, Nancy 99 Hammersmith, Leslie 27, 99 Hari, Lisa 99, 156, 166 Harper, Philip 99 Harris, Sandra 57, 99, 106, 145 Harris, Stephanie 99, 164 Hatch, Russell 13, 59, 99, I 06 Heffernan, Mike 99 Heinhorst, Jenny 2, 28, 29, 99, 106, 144, 158 Helgesen, Anne 13, 16, 99, 106, 148 Henson, Bryan 99, 107 Hermann , Nelli()(), 156 Hettinger, Debbte 100, 148, 161 , 163 Hinderliter, Jodt 100 Holste, Melissa 44, 45 Holt, Kathy I 00 Holt, Elizabeth 100 Hooser, Jeff I 00 Hughes, Camille 100 Husband, Bird II, 34 Hutchings, Steve 58, 98, 100, 136, 152, 154, 158, 163 Hyatt, Cecil 100 Jackson, Angela 100 James, Charles I 00 Jenkins, Michael 100 Jenks, Michelle 44, 100 Johnson,Scott98, 100 Johnson, Willie I 00 Jones, Stacey Jones, Tonya 57 Jump, Betsy 161 Kaiser, Christine 100, 106

Kansy , Kevin 9, 43, 100, 150 Keomala , Nelaphone Kilbane , Russell Kirby, Michael 12, 59, 100, 106 Krier, Melissa 48, 100, 146, 156 Kritzer, Gillian 100 Knieriem , Elizabeth 28, 29, 63, 100 Kucera , David 6, 13, 35, 37, 98, 100, 107 Lazarevich , Peter 101 , 161 Leeper, Monica 27, 101, 153 Lemke, Stephen 101 Leong, Eugenie 101 Leshoure, Marcus 101 Leshoure, Raymond 37, 164, 178 Liay, Aiicia 101 , 156 Liay, Heather 101, 156 Lickly, William 101 Livingston, Kathy 28, 29, 46, 47, 101 , 106, 157 Long, Latricia 101 Love, Stephen 101, 107, 161 Lozar, David 101 MacGreror, Andrew 101 Madix, Kathleen 10, 101, 106, 167 Maisel, Cherles 57, 138 Marshall, Linda 101 Matejkowshi, Jason 101 Matejkowski, Shana 14, 46, 101 McConaha, Shelley 10, 101 McCoy,Jamie2,101,150,161 McGowan, Tanya 10, 57, 101,106,107 Mcintosh, Douglas 16, 25, 101 McNare, Robert 52, 101, 106, 135 Melker, Ernestine 101, 107 Metz, Sara 2, 101 , 150 Miller, Deanna 8, I 01 Miller, Sheri 101,148,149,161,163 Miller, Wendy 101 Mills, David 180 Mills, Robin 101, 107, 138 Montague, Terese 101 Moore, Keith 101, 150 Munnis, Katie 102, 106 Murphy, Elizabeth 44, 102, 156 Neal, Elizabeth 98, 102, 148, 152, 155, 161 Netter, Mike Newman, Rae I 02 Nguyen, Dat I 02 Nguyen, Tri 102 Noa,Ernest 102,150 O'Connor, John 102 Olach, Jennifer 2, 102, 150 Olaivar, Lisa Olsen, Christopher 26, 43, 96, 102, 148, 156, 163 Osler, Amanda 101 Otto, Laura 98, 102, 106, 156 Ouellette, Alinda Owens, Calvin I 02 Phelps, Kristina 2, 102 Pierce, Twila 57, 102 Prahl, Kerry 6, 7, 21, 102, 106, 98, 143, 145, 163 Pruitt, Angie I 02 Pruitt, Timothy 60, I 02 Raquel, Steven 21, 59, 98, 102, 134, 145, 146, 163 Reddy, Aparna96, 102, 107, 145, 161 Reed, Monica 102 Rook, Kiley 102 Roy, Pamela I 02, 148, 158, 163 Ryherd, Diane 27, 46, 47, 102, 152, 154, 158 Salzmann, Katharine I 02 Sandburg, Arthur 43 Sawyer, Thomas 102

Schiller, Christine 102 Schneider, Mary 103, 163 Schuster, Andrew 7, 10, 14, 21, 24, 25, 58, 59, 103 Schutt, Heather 44, 45, 98, 103, 107, 157, 156 Schwab, Lora 102 Schwenk, Alan 101 , 103 Seaman, Crystal 103 Shaul , Elizabeth 28, 29, 103, 106, 157 Shaw, Benny 103 Shaw, Purcell 52, 103 Shaw,Scott60,61,62, 103, 107 Shay, Michael 13, 43, 103, 148, 152, 163 Shelby, Faith 103 Shepston, Shay 26, 58, 103 Shbe, Stacey I 03 Shoemaker, Daniel43, 59, 103, 152, 153, 156, 163, 166 Shurtz, Richard 103, 106, 150, 161 Simpson, Dwayne 103, 150 Skeel, Virginia 103, 163 Skube, Danielle 103, 106, 163 Slade, Shawn 8, 103 Smith, Crystal 103 Smith, Daryl I 03 Smith, Lisa 103 Snoeyink, Todd 26, 52, 53, 103, 163 Sohn, Sue 103, 150 Sollinger, Tamara 13, 103,98, 156 Stanley, Sean 143 Steward, Russell 17, 52, 103, 150, 151 Stines, Christopher 39, 62, 103 Stover, Joe 103 Strunk , Derek 60, 103 Sullivan, Taimur2, 104, 150, 151 , 153 Sweitzer, Scott 104 Tangora , Michelle 16, 104, 166 Terry, Stephanie 104, 164 Tester, Karen 104 Thompson , John 104 Thurman, Stephanie I 04 Tousey, Philip 104 Trail, James 104 Travers, Kelly 104, 46, 156 Tressler, Heather 104, 106 Tymchyshyn , Michael John 104 Vanvorst, Kirk I 04 Veatch, Renee 138 Visocky, Jennifer 104 William, Ware 53, 14 Ward , Christopher 104, 136 Washburn , Patty 46, 47, 104, 106 Wickens , John 104, 166 Wilborn, Laura 49, 62, 155 Wilcher, Nicole 104, 107, 145, 148, 164 Willihite, Jennifer 104 Williams, George Eric I 04 Wilson, Michelle Marie 104 Woodis, Mia 104, 106, 107 Wooley, Janet II , 25, 104, 106 Woolley, Charles 104 Yang, Alieen 2, 104, 150

Alexis, Kelly 65, 66, 79, 145, 152, 153, 154, 158, 159 Allen, Melanile 66, 150, 156 Amoretti, Egidio 19, 156 Andersen, Erik 23, 42, 43, 62, 63, 66, 87, 88 Anderson, Julie 66, 86, 152 Arnett, Mark 66 Atkins, Spencer 59, 66

Avant, Venessa 66 Ban ion, Bryan 66 Barham, Robert 25, 66, 80, 81 Barringer, Michelle 66, 80, 137, 156 Bash, Tami 174 Bassett, Katie 66, 137, 140 Bazzell, Monica 66 Beard, Trevor II, 20, 21, 66, 80, 81 , 82, 87, 88 Beers, Jason 66, 79, 81, 82, 136, 154, 158 Bender, Scott 66 Bennett, Milchelle 66 Beshears Jr. , Vantice 66 Bigham, Calvin 66 Billing, Andrew I I , 16, 67, 82, 148, 152, 155, 163 Birdsell, Michelle 67, 84, 137, 140 Black, Jonathan 67, 85 Blaisdell, Robert 67, 138, 166, 181 Bonnell , Abra 2, 6, 7, 14, 20, 21, 86, 87, 88, 158, 159 Bartell, Timothy 86, 150 Bradley, Russell 67 Brown, Corey 67, 138, 139, 164, 167 Brown, Troy 67 Brunson, Angela 67 Buchanan, Veronica 67, 137, 140, 164 Buckner, Debbie67, 137 Buckner, Diana 67 Buttitta, Karin 5, 7, 14, 65, 67, 161 Campbell, Rebecca 152, 154, 158, 159 Carter, Craig 79, 86 Carter, Valinda 67, 172 Casey, Carmen 67, 146, 167, 184 Casper, Kimberly 10, 65, 67, 81, 86, 135, 161 , 163 Castillo, Laura 14, 67, 87, 88, 155, 161 Castle, Tammy 67 Chambers, Michael 67 Chandler, Clayton 68, 80, 87, 88, 152, 154, 158, 163 Chandler, Cynthia 86, 87, 89, 163, 162 Christensen, Pau113, 31 , 68, 134, 153, 156, 163 Clemons, James 25, 81 Cobb, Melissa 68 Cochrane, Timothy 26, 62, 68 Collier, April68 Collier, Darla 68 Collins, Kenneth 52, 80, 82 Collins, Larry 81 , 149 Cooper, Tyrone 8, 68, 135 Crain, Stephanie 68, 159 Cruse, Roger 68 Cummins, Patricia 68, 84, 137, 140 Daly, Deborah 68, 156, 163 Davis, Calvin 81 Davis, Jason 25, 63, 68, 79, 85, 87, 89, 152, 156, 163 DeAtley, Edward 6, 20, 21, 68, 80, 81 , 86, 135, 136, 147 Deponai, Elizabeth 2, 4, 5, 16, 62, 68, 85, 148, 158 Dickerson, Craig 58, 59, 68, 79, 81, 86, 87, 89 Dickey, Robert 68 Discoe, Joann 68, 146, 147, 167 Dixon, Angela 8, 68, 84 Dixon, William 68 Dremann, Erica 148 Ducey, Scott 69 Eaton, Thomas T . 69,85 Edwards, Melissa 69, 87, 89, 156 Ehler, Anne 69 Elston, Mark 21, 69,86 Ehler, Anne 69 Elston, Mark 21, 69, 86 Farris, Jr., William 59, 69, 87, 88, 152 Fiore, John 69, 167 Fischer, Beth 21, 69, 82, 86, 87, 89, 147, 167 Fletcher, Scott 69

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Forrester, Robert 69 Freeman, Emmitt 183 Fosler, Scott 4, 30, 31, 62, 69, 79, 81, 87, 89, 150, 163 Fuller, Annette 69 Fung, Alex 69, 132, 136, 138, 145, 154, 158, 163, 167 Gamble, Oscar 69 Gapsis, Christine 69 Giles, Thomas 69 Gilmore, Robert II, 42, 43, 69, 80, 138 Gimlich, Doug 13, 69, 161, 162, 163, 177 Goines, Henry 9, 150 Goldenstien, Christopher 163 Goldenstein, Christopher 163 Gorski, Christine 70, 143, 152, 155, 161 Griggs, Paul 80 Grumish, Julie 4, II, 23, 28, 29, 38, 39, 79, 81, 87, 89, 70 Hanoka, Michelle 46, 70, 81, 86 Hansens, Luann 10, 70, 140, 152, 163 Hartsfield, Lois 70, 166 Hatch, Amy 10, 70, 86, 87, 88, 156 Hendrick, Christine 70 Heimburger, Jill70, 82, 86, 137, 140 Heinhorst, Jason 20, 21, 34, 70, 80, 83, 86, 87,89 Heinrich, Jeffery 70, 84, 81 Helfrich, John 20, 21, 70,85 Helm, Lisa 70, 137, 140 Hendren, Matthew 5, II, 20, 21, 24, 25, 70, 79, 87,89 Hendricks, Anthony 70 Hendricks, Carrie 70 Hettinger, Ann 70 Hirschfeld, Catherine 2, II, 21, 48, 49, 70, 79, 87, 88, 89, 138, 154, 158 Hodges, Lyle 6, 20, 21, 71, 80, 85, 86, 156 Hoffsweii,Aiice71, 144,145,156 Hughes, Tiffanie 71 Hurst, Victoria 71, 88 Hutchcraft, Brian 71, 83,86 Hutjens, Christopher 71, 81, 84, 86, 146, 155, 161, 163 Huynh, Minh 71 Jackson, Teralisa 71, 164 Jackson, Tracy 6 Jackson, Tyla 71, 81,86 Jancola, Sondara 71, 137, 140 Jenkins, Tasha 71 Johnson, Joseph 71, 79, 147, 155, 161 Johnson, Vanessa 71, 86 Kaiser, Kimberly 71, 137, 140 Karl, Larry 86 Keke, Mike 71, 155, 161 Keith, John 71, 86, 146, 181 Keller, Julene 16, 17, 145, 146, 155 Kelley, John 60, 71, 150, 156 Kemper, Kenneth 11, 71, 79, 80, 81,86 Kirby, Tamara 71, 156, 166 Kiser, Julie 72, 85 Krouse, John 6, 14, 20, 21, 72, 81, 86, 87, 88, 136, 147 Krusinger, Robbin 72 Larry, Quentin 72 Lay, Carolyn 72, 138 LeGrande, Adam 5, 31, 72, 81, 82, 83, 156 Lemmon, Kristi 11, 29, 46, 47, 57, 72, 80, 155, 161 Leonard, Deborah 72, 86, 150 Leroux, Michelle 72 Lewis, Anthony 72, 148 Libman, Andrew 24, 25, 72, 144, 145 Lipinski, Elaine 72 Livingston, Andrew 20, 34, 72, 79, 80, 85, 153, 156, 157 Lo, Stephanie 11, 72, 79, 86, 87, 89, 152, 153, 156, 163 Loftiss, Jill 72 Logan, Christopher 8, 72, 150, 151 Long, Felilce 72

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Longfellow, Jill 72 Loyet, Leslie 10, 11, 16, 48, 49, 73, 79, 82, 87, 89, 143, 145, 148, 152, 154, 158 Madsen, Jill2, 10, 73, 84, 86, 146 Maier, Marci 10, 28, 29, 46, 47, 57, 62, 73, 87, 89 Mathews, Anthony 73 Matthews, Kelly 8, 11, 26, 35, 62, 73, 80, 87, 88 McCain, Charles 6, 73, 164 McConaha, Lisa 11, 46, 73, 82, 137, 146, 147 McCkibben, Sara 73 McNabney, Zachary 6, 38, 39, 63, 73, 81, 82,86 McNutt, Gwendolyn 7, 10, 73,82 Medjkesky, Rachel2, 6, 11, 14, 73, 79, 88, 160, 161 Melker, Lisa 8, 11, 12, 13, 73, 80, 139 Merkel, Cheryl28, 29, 46, 73, 81, 86, 152, 154, 163 Merriweather, Deshawn 73 Miller, Lori 73 Miller, Mia 73 Mills, Richard 10, 15, 20, 42, 43, 73, 80, 84, 87,88 Miner, Philip 73 Mitchell, Christopher 17, 73, 81, 150 Mitchell, Marion 52, 53, 73 Moeller, Lynda 27, 73, 152, 154 Montague, Latonya 73, 137, 140 Mullen, Kelly 73 Mullen, Michael6, II, 60, 61,74 Murphy, Patrick 21, 74, 79, 86, 87, 88, 138 Nelson, Julie 74, 85, 137, 140 Nguyen, Dung 74 Nguyen, Tam 74, 161, 163 Nicolette, Lane 10, 35, 74, 81, 87,88 Noona, Tracy 2, 10, 63, 74, 84, 86, 87, 88, 89, 152, 154 Ogran, Aaron 74, 152, 154 Ohrnstein, Mark 6, 16, 25, 79, 138, 182 Olion, Keith 74, 83 Owens, Luccianne 20, 21, 74, 81, 82, 86, 137, 140, 141, 164 Pace, Robert 74 Paulson, Eric 21, 74 Pearson, Timothy 74, 148 Pel more, Danis 52, 74 Peltzman, Brian 74 Peters, Derrick 74 Petrie, Brock 11, 52, 65, 74, 79, 87, 88, 156 Paum, Haun 74 Plumb, Michelle 13, 75, 81, 83, 152, 155 Posey, Steven 75 Pothast, Matthew 5, 11, 20, 42, 43, 75, 81, 86, 174 Powell, Margo 11, 23, 75, 87, 88, 89, 146, 152 Prior, Craig 155 Pruitt, Chundra 75 Ratliff, Scynthia 75, 79, 167 Reardon, Jeffery 75, 137, 176 Reed, Jay75 Reis, Margaret 2, 10, 27, 75, 140 Richards, Thomas 75 Reis, Rebecca 63, 75, 150 Robinson, Christopher 75 Rochford, Michael11, 15, 20, 21, 59, 63, 75, 79, 81, 86, 147 Roderick, Larry 75 Rodgers, Frederick 58, 59, 75, 79, 83, 145, 154 Runkel, Stephen 31, 75, 174 Sammons, Michaela 7, 10, 75, 83, 86, 87,89 Sayles, William 81 Saylor, Gerrit 59, 76 Schacht, MarshallS, 30,31, 37, 76, 79, 82, 86, 87, 89, 152, 154 Schoonover, Barbara 76 Schroder, Heidi 39, 61, 76, 87, 88, 152, 153, 156 Seaman, Angela 76 Setters, Diane 76, 150

Seward, Wilford 4, 5, 6, 11, 34, 52, 53, 63, 80, 82, 87, 89 Shanholtzer, Jeff 86 Shaw, Ruth 76, 137, 140 Shoresman, David 76 Simmons, Ronald 161 Slattery, Teri 76, 80, 84, 137, 155, 161, 167 Slaughter, Rosie 76 Smeltzer, Karen 76 Smith, Byron 25, 76, 82 Smith, Janice 27, 76, 164 Smith, Sean 76, 87, 89, 135 Snyder, Catherine 4, 76, 143, 145, 152, 158 Sohn, Eugene 76 Souk, Katherine 20, 21, 76, 81, 86, 147, 181 Sowers, Tammy 76 Sparks, Sandra 76, 143, 153, 156 Spoonamore, Ellen 77, 146, 156 Spoonamore, Mark 20, 21, 77, 80, 81, 86, 161 Starkey, Christopher 77 Stasi, Jim 77, 79, 89 Stephenson, Todd 77 Stewart, Lucinda 77 Stinebaugh, David 77 Stone, Ronald 77 Strow, Patrea 4, 77 Stull, Tracy 23, 77, 86 Suter, Teresa 77 Tam, Thalia 77, 152, 155 Taylor, Thomas A. 77 Taylor, Tom L. 77, 88, 137, 161 Thomas, Amy 77, 163 Thomas, Dennis 11, 13, 77, 81, 181 Thomas, Jamie 2, 77, 81, 150, 155, 161 Torronen, Mika 19, 82, 163 Tresslar, Jon 9, 77 Turner, Jonathan 78, 145, 164 Utley, Lamar 6, 78, 80, 82 Van De Wyngarde, Kym 78 Vila, Max 84 Vo, Dan 78 Vogt, Ryan 59, 78, 155 Wade, Julia 2, 78, 86, 87, 88, 134, 156 Wallace, Matthew 78 Waiters, Rachel78, 137, 140 Ward, William 78 Watson, Marcia 4, 78, 83 White, Waltina 78 Widhalm, Katrina 13, 21, 78, 80, 81, 82, 144, 145, 160, 161 Wilke, Andrei 30, 31, 43, 78,81 Willhite, Tina 78, 137, 140 Williams, Anthony 24, 25, 35, 62 Williams, Dorfredia 78, 137, 140 Wison, David 78 Wolf, Edward 11, 12, 43, 78, 87,89 Wright, Amy 137, 140 Yarbrough, Amy 4, 16, 78, 85, 87, 88, 148, 152, 154, 158, 163 Younger IV, Charles 11, 20, 21, 25, 38, 62, 78, 84, 86, 87, 88,89

Here are the top 10 stories of 1986, as selected by Associated Press member editors and broadcasters in the United States: 1. Space Shuttle Challenger explodes; seven die, including the first private citizen in space, teacher Christa McAualiffe. 2. White House embroiled in sale of arms to Iran and siphoning profits to Nicaraguan Contra rebels. 3. The explosion of the Chernobyl nuclear reactor in the Soviet Union. 4. U.S. air strikes against Libya. 5. Corazon Aquino's peaceful ouster of President Ferdinand Marcos in the Philippines. 6. Tax Reform . 7. The U.S.-Soviet summit in Iceland. 8. Continued Global Terrorism. 9. New efforts to combat drugs and drug addiction. 10. The U.S. economy. These are the top 10 stories of 1986 as selected by news editors in 45 foreign nations served by the World Services of The Associated Press: 1. The explosion of the Chernobyl nuclear reactor in the Soviet Union. 2. The U.S.-Soviet summit in Iceland. 3. The Challenger disaster. 4. Corazon Aquino ousts Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos. 5. The Iran-Contra scandal. 6. U.S. air strikes against Libya. 7. Continued Global Terrorism. 8. Continued unrest due to racial tensions in South Africa. 9. The spread of A.I.D.S. 10. (tie) World oil prices fall. Swedish Prime Minister Olaf Palme is murdered.

The yearbook staff would like to extend best wishes and a happy future to all who read this book. By "Lighting Up" Central for everyone to see, it has been the goal of the Maroon staff to place the events of this year down for everyone to see. Therefore, when this book is hauled down from the upper shelves of a dust-filled closet twenty years from now, and we begin to laugh at how strange we were, this book will remind us that we were not quite so silly and, in fact, we had a good time in High School. This book took many hours from many people to produce, and only this, the finished product, will tell if it was worth while. Many people will like the book. To them we offer a polite bow of thanks. Just as many will dislike the book. To them we offer our condolences and a whispered "Who cares what you think anyway!" The 1987 Maroon is not dedicated to any one person or thing, but rather to the school as a whole. For anyone who had anything to do with Champaign Central High School this year, this is your Maroon .

The 1987 Maroon Was Brought To You By: Adviser - Sheryl Hobbs Business Adviser - Julie Sherwood Editors in Chief- Eddie DeAtley Katie Souk Student Life Editor - Catherine Hirschfield Assistants - Karrin Buttitta Lyle Hodges Steve Raquel Katrina Widhalm Sports Editor - Mike Rochford Assistants - Abra Bonne! Jason Hienhorst Matt Pothast Andy Schuster Album Editor - Beth Fischer Assistants -Trevor Beard Kathy Christensen Pat Murphy Eric Paulson Clubs and Teachers Editor- Mark Spoonamore Assistants - Lisa Cobb John Helfrich Rick Mills Regina Owens Ads and Index Editor - John Krouse Assistants - Rob Elston Matt Hendren Kerry Prahl Charlie Younger

A Special Thanks To: Kelly Alexis Marge Davenport Susan Earp Missy Holste Roberta Jones Paula Keith Myron Ochs Matt Sackett Shane Sayles Don Shippley Clyde Smith The News-Gazette

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