1988 Maroon by Maroon Archives

CHAMPAIGN CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 610 W. UNIVERSITY CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS 61820

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Summer, it' s that two and a half months between the school years that we have to ourselves. No more early classes , homework , tests , or final grades to worry about . Everyone seems to spend the summer about the same working part time to earn some extra money , vacationing , tanning , swimming, partying , and loafing around . The memories made over the summer, the times spent with friends and family , they'll stay with us forever . Yea . . . those good ole' summer days during our high school years at Central. Everyone seems to agree that the summer is over before it starts.

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1: Seniors, Greg Baylor, David Boyer, Rick Shurtz, and Steve Raquel show us who's boas. 2: Some junior girls just hanging around. 3: Tad Schroeder, Lisa Cobb, and Gina Graziano cheesing it up. 4: Betsy Knieriem enjoys her summer in Argentina. 5: Mary Schneider and Rebecca Angerer awiming their summer away. 6: Kristine Cobb, Betsy KnierIem, Jenny Heinhorst, and Janet Wooley walking the trails at Turkey Run .

1: Seniors, Kara Gower and Heather Schutt, all dressed up and ready to go. 2: Jenny Heinhorst sits in a coliseum in Xanten West Germany. 3: A group of seniors partying the summer away! 4 : Jill Holt shows off her tan on the sunny beach of Florida . 5 : Sopho· mores, Lisa Woodis , Jessica Perales, Kristin Kasper, and Jenny Davis pose for a picture. 6: Senior, Chris Olsen, showing us his sexy chest. 7 : Laura Otto and Todd Snoeyink dis· playing their terrific dancing ability . 8: Heather Liay stands by a captivating Swit· zerland waterfall. 9 : Heather Gimlich wishes Lisa Bellafiore a happy sixteenth birthday .

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LOVE MY WAY The date is May 9, 1987. The sounds of Last Gentlemen can be heard throughout the Worden Martin dance hall. This is the time both Juniors and Seniors look forward to for months. It's a time to show off formal attire and dance the night away. After the dance everyone heads over to Post Prom to dance, eat, socialize, and of course, bowl! This is only a beginning! Then it's off to breakfast for some quick energy to prepare for the following day's activities. Whether it's going to Six flags or to Turkey Run, the weekend will be remembered forever!

1: Pat Fonner and his date decide on pictures. 2: Matt Sackett takes time out to smile for the camera. 3: "Don't we look too good!" 4: This group of Central students look like they're havÂˇ ing fun! 5: Last Gentlemen gets down!

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1: "Max .. . Don't worry, we won't tell Jenny!" 2: What a cute couple! 3: Wha'sup? 4: Val Carter and her date showoff their classy formal wear. 5: Jason Davis and Katie Madix make their grand appearance. 6: Jamie McCoy and Sean Smith take a short break.

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The night they have all been waiting for. The night is graduation. All of the hard work for the past four years has finally paid off, and now they are able to fulfill their dreams. The ceremony took place at the famous Krannert Center for the Performing Arts. Jason Davis and Amy Yarbrough recited their commencement speeches as the students eagerly awaited for the signal to flip their tassels. Family and friends watched with anticipation, as the Class of 1987 said their farewells to Central High School.

u 1: Jason Davis recites the speech, "Sounds of Soliloquy." 2: "We're on our way!"

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3: Liz Deponai reflects on her years at Cen· tral. 4: Tammy Kirby and Tori Hurst will be friends forever. 5: Ju· lie Grumish receives the signal to flip her tassel. 6: One of the valedictorians, Amy Yarbrough, gives her commencement speech. 7: Mark Spoonamore takes time out, after the cer· emony, to smile for the camera.

Life ... yeah, that's what we strive for. On January 26, 1988 Central students and faculty helped preserve the lives of others by donating blood to the Champaign County Blood Bank. Even though donors had to meet basic requirements of being seventeen and weighing over 110 pounds, enough donated to collect 43 whole pints of blood. Central High School admires the sponsors: Student Council, Champaign County Blood Bank, and the donors themselves, who cared enough to give the touch of life to those who will need it most.

Pic 1: Shannon Noonan and Jill Casey help volunteer their time to register the donors. Pic 2: Cindy Brock takes a swig of water to recover. Pic 3: Kiley Rook lies patiently while giving blood. Pic 4: Rick Shurtz and Kerry Prahl shows the camera how things are flowing. Pic 5: Rob Husband, Todd Snoeyink, Chris Stines, and Ryan Galey sit in recovery with blank smiles on their faces. Pic 6: "Scott, does it hurt THAT bad?"

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azz '87 was held May 1st and 2nd in Combes Gym. Central Jazz Bands 1 and 2 and the Edison Middle School Jazz Band all performed. The guest soloist was Tom Birkner from the U of I. Over 500 people attended. It was a superior finale for the Central Jazz Bands in 1987. 1: Chris Logan holds the beat. 2: Mr. Kull jazzes up the band. 3: Rick Shurtz walks his bass. 4: James Pryor lets his fingers do the walkin'. 5: Taimur Sullivan jams out on sax.

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CAST OF CHARACTE Aunt Eller Curley Laurey Ike Skidmore Slim Will Parker Dud Fry Ado Annie All Hakim Gertie Cumming• Andrew Carnea Ellen Kate Cord Elam Fred Mike Joe Dan VIvian VIrginia

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Directed by James L. Seay CAST OF CHARACTERS FIRST BEADSELLER ...... . CHRISTINA TROSS SECOND BEADSELLER ..... KARAMALMER STEWARDESS ........... . HEATHER CULBERTSON MISS FFOLIOT-FFOULKES .. KIM SANSONE WILIMENA SMITH ........ . MARY ALICE WU CHRISTINA GRANT ....... . HEATHER IRELAND LOUISE ................. . SINDEE D . KLECKNER DR. BESSNER ............ . PAM ROY KAY MOSTYN ............ . JENNIFER WILLHITE SIMON MOSTYN ........ . . . JASON F. WEBER CANON AMBROSE PENNEFATHER ........... . LEE JAMES JACQUELINE DE SEVERAC .. SHERI MILLER CAPT. ANGUS McNAUGHT .. DUANE CARTER

Pic 1: Kim Sansone playa her role as Ms. Ffollot·ffoulkea. Pic 2: Maryallce Wu , Pam Roy, and Heather Ireland . Pic 3: Mary· alice Wu, as Ms. Smith, minds her own business. Pic 4 : Duane " D.C." Carter takes time out to pose for the camera. Pic 5: SImon Mostyn, played by Jason Weber, stands on the deck of the LOTUS . Pic 6 : Slndee Kleckner does her homework while waiting for her part.

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Murder on the Nile is based on the play by Agatha Christie. Directed by James L. Seay, this suspensefilled double murder mystery is set on a cruise ship traveling on the Nile River. With his dedicated crew of actors and actresses, Mr. Seay was able to successfully sail through a two night performance to end the voyage with a bang.

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the air gets cooler, and the leaves begin to change color, the Fall season sets in. Along with Fall approaches Homecoming and all the festivities that go along with it. It is a time for all to get involved, and most importantly, have fun . During the Homecoming week, there are so many things to do. Every night, each class works intently to create a first place float. The Dress up days give everyone a chance to wear the craziest things they can put together. The end of the week brings the pep-assembly, filled with class competition and the parade that follows . All of the preparations pay off as the weekend brings a dance for all to remember.

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1: Joe " cool " Borovec sports his evening attire on senior pajama day. 2: Alicia, Missy, and Heather flip out on Hawaiian/clash day. 3: Shu, Heiny, Kerr, Wools, and Schutt show that Central spirit on maroon and white day. 4: Christina White and Jami Greenfield take their float to the " Max. " 5: Brett " Sly Dog " Johnson escorts sophomore attendant Jill Holt in the Homecoming parade.

1: Christina Tangora, Patty Carpenter, Julie Thomas, Jenny Davis, Jenny Dirks, Kathy Daniel , Connie Soucek, and Derek Gladney show their stuff at the sophomore float meeting. 2: Jennifer Heinhorst cracks a smile after accepting Max Crain's invitation to Homecoming. 3: Back in Black for Doom 's Day are Shannon Noonan, Michelle Hettinger, Meg Alexis, Heather Ireland, and Meg Giles. 4: Howdy, Dave! 5: Profanity floats take 1st and 2nd. Isn't that special.

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Float building, dress-up days, bonfires and school spirit certainly were felt throughout Central's halls during Homecoming week. Perhaps the biggest event of the week was the Homecoming dance. This year's dance was held at Thornburn Center and was a big success for all who attended. Couples danced to the sounds of the Red Pajamas under a ceiling of black, white and silver balloons. As the night grew near, anticipation increased awaiting the crowning of the King and the Queen, and their traditional dance. The end arrived and fond memories and pictures are what remain for the seniors, while freshmen, sophomores and juniors can look forward to many more "classic" dances. 1: The traditional couples scene at the dance. 2: King Jim and Queen Nicole stand together for a royal pose. 3: The Red Pajamas perform to an enthusiastic crowd. 4: Jim Helmick tries to perfect Janet Wooley's dancing style.

1. Faith Shelby and R. E. Goines are enjoying a slow dance. 2 . Kara Gower and her boyfriend, Pat Collins, don't seem to need any dance le.. ons. 3. Emily Hays' date doesn't seem to like her hair In his face! 4 . Betsy Knieriem and boyfriend, Scott Johnson, look adoringly Into each others' eyes. 5. Heather Schutt pins on her date's corsage.

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1987 HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT

LADA WN FEBUARY Not only has LaDawn been an active member of the German Club and the Girl's Swim team, but she has also been a school spirited cheerleader for two years. Her Senior year she was one of the creative members of the yearbook staff, and a nominee to the Miss Happy Holidays court. She has consistently been a dedicated honor student throughout her four years at Champaign Central. LaDawn's plans to pursue a career in business at Eastern Illinois University in Charleston.

KARAGOWER For four years, Kara has been a member of French Club, Art Club, and French Honor Society. Her Senior year she was elected Secretary of Art Club, Vice-President of French Honor Society, Class Treasurer, Voice of Central Alternate and to the Miss Happy Holidays Court. Kara played flag football for two years and tennis for one year. She received Honor of Recognition for four years on the Honor Roll and the National Honor Society. Kara has devoted four years to Campus Life - two years as a Youth Leader. She will be attending the U of I for a degree in Graphic Communications.

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SHANA MATEJKOWSKI Shana is enthusiastic about everything in which she participates. For four years she has been a key member of the varsity Volleyball team and because of her dedication, she was elected captain her senior year. She played softball under the instruction of coach Quinlan for two years. The rest of her activities include student council and Spanish Club; both of which she has been a member for two years. Shana's future plans include attending a four year college.

For all four of her high school years, Nicole has participated in the Afro-American Club, the Principal Scholars Program, and the Pepettes squad. Her Senior year she was elected Pepette Captain as well. For the past two years she has been on Student Council and has devoted a year of her busy schedule to each of the following: Chamber Choir, Treble Choir, Swing Choir, Election Board, Cheerleading, Basketball and the PTSA Advisory Board. She received the Honor of Recognition Award for an individual achiever at Pom-Pon camp. Nicole is an active member of the greater Holy Temple Church. As you can see, Nicole's future looks very busy!

SHERYL DICKERSON For all four of her high school years, Sheryl has been enthusiastically involved in numerous academic activities. She has participated in the A.A. Club and the Spanish Club. Along with these she's been a dedicated member of both the National and Spanish Honor Societies. As if these weren't enough, she has been given Honors of Recognition for being voted the Student of the Week, and Student of the Month. She has participated in Operation Snowball and helped Empty Tomb. We wish Sheryl the best of luck in years to come!

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KENNETH ARRINGTON Kenneth 's activity list is indeed a busy one. His academic record is definitely as impressive as his athletic record . Besides being an essen· tial member of the Boy's Track and Cross· Country teams, he has also allotted time to play Basketball. Beaides these extracurricular activ· ities, Kenneth belongs to the Boys Club, BYF, and sings at the Mount Olive Baptist Church. Hia award• from the U of I for his talents in Track and for making the Honor Roll , certainly add to his accomplishments. Best of Luck Ken!

PERCELL SHAW Senior letterman, Petie Shaw has not only been involved in basketball all four years, but has shown his athletic ability in Football and Baseball as well. He channels his academic and social outlook through his four year member· ship in the Afro· American Club. Now that he has received a Basketball scholarship to Indiana's Depaw University, he sees his future as going nowhere but up.

RICHARD SHURTZ Throughout his four years at Central, Rick has been extremely active. He has dedicated much of his time to the Spanish Club, and the Tennis team. He spends many hours after school practicing bass for Central's All-State award winning Jazz Band. During his sopho· more year he was nominated to serve on Stu· dent Council and during his Senior year he became an outstanding goalie for Central's suc· cessful soccer team. He has been involved in Campus Life as a Youth Leader for four years. When asked about his future plans, he jokingly replied, " I'm torn between Harvard, Stanford, Princeton, and Parkland."

JIM HELMICK Jim Helmick is the undisputed Homecoming King of 1987. He has all the makings of a true king. He has lots of Central spirit and he is loved by all. His favorite pastime is baseball and he supports all of his friends in their sports. The roll of Homecoming King has usually been played by some of the craziest guys that ever passed through Central. When you think of past Kings like Matt Joop, Mike Sinclair, and Ed Wolf, you can certainly see what makes the perfect King. When it comes to Jim Helmick, he certainly wears the crown up there with the best of them. Good Luck Jim!

ANTHONY CLEMMONS Throughout Anthony's four years of atten· dance at Central, he has been especially de· voted to athletics. His participation on the Bas· ketball and Football teams, as well as one year on the track team, has increased his stamina and endurance. Because of his outstanding achievements in Football and Basketball, An· thony has received numerous honors and awards. In his spare time, Anthony remains loyal to his church, The Church of Christ. With qualities auch as these listed above, Anthony will definitely succeed.

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Central's annual bonfire is always anx ously anticipated by the students. The large crowd gathered at McKinley Field for the activities. They were entertained by the cheerleaders, with their comical impersonations of the football players, the Pepettes, with one of their impressive dance routines, and, of course, the football players, with their predictions for the game the next night. This was also the second year for the popular "Sexy Legs" contest. The winner was, the one and only, Dave Kucera. After the entertainment, everyone gathered around the fire to socialize.

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6.& 1: Cheerleaders pose before their skits. 2 : Shelley McConaha does her impersonation of Scott "pudge" Johnson . 3: "Bundy" quiets the crowd . 4: Confident of victory! 5: Cheerleaders wait with anticipation. 6: AbÂˇ by Markward does her imitation of Pete Austin.

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If you are one to follow the fads, you'd probably ride in your beat up car (or on your skateboard) to school, with your old Levi's jacket on, and your braided bracelets on your wrists. If you're a guy, your style would resemble that of thirty years past, be it your letter jacket, comfy, rolled up Levi's, or your flat top hair cut. For you girls, however, your style would most likely include ice-washed jeans and skirts, long or mini, big sweaters, leather boots, and big earrings, and you'd probably be wearing your hair a little longer this year. In any case, the fads and fashions of Central High truly display its touch of class.

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Opposite Page: 1: Long jean skirts are in - as modeled by Faith, Amanda, and Nicole. 2: Ed Dyson isn't the only one who likes soccer. 3: Long or short, full skirts and cardigans are very fashionable. 4: Holy cowl Everyone's wearing holy jeans. 5: Ice washed jeans are definitely hot!

1: Broken bones must definitely be a fad since everyone has them. 2: Boots of any kind are classy. 3: Braided wrist bracelets are all the rage in '88. 4: Football players turn their CHS spirit into a fad. 5: THE SMITHS Hey, what else can you say?!

Front Row: Sitha Petchareun, Nguyen Tran, James Liu, Carla Salinas, Hung Diep Back Row: Mia Jung Kim, Han Ha, Malin Hoij, Morten Andersen, Wen Shan, Yun Shan, Long Hoang

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Quiz bowl team : Pete Austin , Joe Borovec, Dan Shoemaker, Steve Hutchings, David Boyer

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--Table of Contents-Baseball Softball

Boy's Tennis Track

Football

Soccer

Girl 's Tennis Golf

Girl's Swimming Cross Country Cheerleading Pepettes

Boy's Basketball Girl's Basketball Wrestling

Boy's Swimming Volleyball

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"BASEBALL HAD A MEDIOCRE SEASON, BUT WITH THE HELP OF THE J.V. PLAYERS AND KEY RETURNERS COMING BACK THEY SHOULD RETURN TO A WINNING SEASON." Baseball is a team sport, right? Well it's only a team sport half the time when it's played by Central. Central, as usual had an abundance of talent on the team, but failed to post a .500 season. Most of the time the players played to achieve individual accomplishments rather than play as a team. But the team did post some fine victories and showed fine team effort some of the time. The team played exceptional ball against Urbana and Centennial, winning both games. Some of the individual efforts that were worthy of post-season honors were: Rob Barham - who struck out 111 batters for the year. Andy Schuster - who batted .480 and struck out only twice in 106 plate appearances. Wilford Seward - who played in his first season and batted .380. He also played five different positions. The Central future does look brighter though, with five lettermen returning and some much improved J.V. players coming up. Hopefully Central will once again reign on the top of the Big Twelve next year.

1: Andy Schuster follows through after a drive into the gap. 2: Brock Petrie hustles after a fly ball. 3: Wilford Seward shows us his favorite pose. 4: Mark Funkhouser displays his catching form . 5: Stump and Snoeyink flash the camera a satisfactory smile. 6: Doug Mcintosh swings at a ball in the dirt. 7: Robert McNaire prepares to rope the ball. 8: Andy Schuster gets ready to get dirty. 9: Andy Pothast displays a little disgust.

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"IT WAS A BUILDING YEAR IN WHICH WE IMPROVED IN MANY WAYS. I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO MORE EXCITING GAMES NEXT YEAR."- JENNI MILLER The 1986-87 softball team was composed of some very enthusiastic players with high hopes and dreams. With the experience gained from the preceding year, the varsity team was able to regain some of their pride . They even managed to beat their main rival , Centennial , twice . The girls didn 't do it alone , however. This year marked the first year for head coach Jenni Miller and assistant coach Mrs. Miller. Their hard work, good conditioning and talents should put some more games in the win column next season .

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1. Jenn1fer He1nhorst d1splays confidence while throwmg home 2: J1ll Casey fires 1n the last stnke . 3 Betsy Kn1enem feels smug after an out at f1rst 4. "The three BW'S" you know so well. 5: Deet, Schutt and Casey " cheese '' for the camera 6 Janet Wooley d1gs 1n toward f1rst 7 SLAM - Power h1tter Gwen Collins awa1ts the p1tch . 8: Leslie Coates warms up the p1tcher. 9: He1nhorst and Deatly prepare to field the ball. 10: Deatly prepares to destroy the enemy with a line drive.

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"WE WERE UNDERRATED ALL SEASON BUt WITH SENIOR LEADERSHIP WE ACHIEVED SECOND IN CONFERENCE AND WON OUR FOURTH STRAIGHT SECTIONAL TITLE. JASON FISCHER I I

Coach Dennis Sparks, better known as the Plug, has done it again . The tennis guru has led his all-star Netters to another glorious season . A superior varsity team, confidence, and will to win helped them to finish second in the Big Twelve and first places in Kankakee and the sectionals overall. Senior varsity members, Marshall Schacht, Scott Fosler, Adam LeGrande, and Steve Runkle played to the best of their ability to help them finish in the top twenty in the state tournament. The '88 Maroon has also been predicted to be a state power this year. Some of the members expected to lead the attack are, determined Dave Mills, Seve " Beaver" Braskamp, and Charly "call me Chuck" Crawmer.

1: Jason Fischer eyes the ball intently. 2: M1ller shows his agression on the court. Aikman sharpens his game during the '87 4: Marshall Schacht wonders, " Why Me? "

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10 .& 5: Open your eyes Beave! 6: A typical return by Adam LeGrande . 7 Seth Giertz observes his teammates. 8: We 're not quite sure what Coach Sparks is doing. 9: Parham Parastaran perfects his backhand . 10: Dan Kon1sky contributed to the team 's success.

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CENTRAL TRACK RUN9 TO NEW HEIGHTS

The track team had a fairly successful season this year. Dennis Thomas led the team to a six-four dual meet record . There were nine returning lettermen this year. Dennis Thomas, Tim Cochrane, and Darrel Boysaw all qualified for state. Next year's team looks promising.

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.I I 1: Senior Darrel Boysaw perfects his long jump. 2: Jenny Daniel practices her form . 3: Nicole Heinrich, Stephanie Lemmon , and Sarah Fay relax after a meet. 4: Shay Shepston tries to clear the bar. 5: Dave Gingerich practices his hurdling form .

6: Abby Markward shows her Central determination and takes off for the finish line . 7: Ursula Howard sails through the air. 8: Pat Stines concentrates on his running form . 9: Stretch those legs!! 10: Dennis Thomas and Dan Eisenstein practice running some laps.

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JUST LIKE THE STOCK MARKET, IT STARTED WITH A BANG AND ENDED WITH A WHIMPER. Central football is football traditional style. Not only does Central rank in the top five winningest schools in AMERICA, but it is also a school full of football talent year after year. This year 's team was no exception to the talent factor. But somewhere between the publicity and the game field something went wrong . One can blame the coaching, one can blame the players, and one can blame internal problems. But let's look at what really happened . Five seniors, all of whom would have started, quit for personal reasons or injuries, and the offense couldn 't find a consistent Q.B. Central also played in the very tough Big 12 Conference . All in all though , Central made the school proud , and the old faithful saying, " We 'll be better than ever next year," is ringing loud and clear in the hallways.

1: This is our zany and crazy football team, at their best. 2: Our favorite linemen prepare to do battle. 3: Robert McNaire has a few words to tell the world. 4: Dave K. awaits his chance to show his stuff. 5: Darrell B. breaks a big one around the end.

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lENN19 WE'RE BAD! The Girls Tennis Team had an exciting, but also intense season . Not only did the girls go undefeated, but placed third in the Big 12, second at Districts, and sent four seniors to State. Much of their success was due to contributions made by their new coach, Scott Davis. M. Holste, K. Holt, J. Cunnington, and L. Murphy went to State in doubles. Depth was a key factor to the dominating season. J. Holt and A. Jahn rounded out the top six and remained undefeated in doubles. Both will be back next year along with K. Larson, B. Roberson, M. Murphy, and P. Russell. The girls on the J.V. team were always there for support when the varsity team needed it. Hopefully they will all be back next year. The seniors would like to wish Coach Davis the best of luck and hope he can find an easier route to Bloomington.

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1. Kendall Larson , Jill Holt, Jenny Cunnington, and Missy Murphy smile for the camera. 2. The four seniors : Jenny Cunnington, Kathy Holt, Missy Holste, and Liz Murphy are going to State again. 3. Sophomores Amy Jahn and Jill Holt try to keep warm and dry at Conference. 4. Jenny Cunnington and Liz Murphy take time-out to catch some " Z's. " 5. Missy Holste, the Maroon's #1 player, waves to the camera . 6. Becky Roberson and Kendall Larson show their enthusiasm for winning . 7. Jenny Cunnington going for a tough volley. 8. Fans cheer on the Maroons to victory. 9. Coach Davis after another win for the Maroons. 10. Kathy Holt studies hard the night before the State tournament begins.

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" IT'S NOT EASY TO HAVE ANY GOLFING FUN WHILE YOU 'RE HITTING SHANKS, GROUNDERS, DUCK-HOOKS AND 3-PUTTING EVERY OTHER GREEN , BUT WE TRIED," - FRED SCHOOLEY

Central 's 1987 Golf Team was uncharacteristic of the past Central teams. There were only two returning lettermen: Chris Stines and Scott Grumish. First year varsity appearances were made by: Dave Mills, Rob Schroder, Jeff Troxell, and Chad Detamore. Central had a 6-6 record in dual meet competition. Their strongest Invitational was the Rantoul Invitational, where they finished fourth of thirteen teams. The strongest individual effort was by Chris Stines, when he finished seventh out of 130 players at the Decatur Invitational. Scott Grumish had to be the biggest disappointment. He was the returning champion of the Big Twelve, but could only manage a ninety-nine this year.

1: Dave Mills and Chris Stines practice putting . 2: Sophomores Chad Detamore and Jeff Troxell concentrate before their rounds. 3: Junior Scott Grumish watches as his opponent tees off. 4: Rob Schroeder cheeses at his drive. 5: Scott Grumish sends his ball to the hole.

6: Rob Schroeder concentrates on his birdie putt. 7: Coach Fred Schooley relaxes near a bunker. 8: Chad Detamore, Andy Farthing, and Jeff Troxell walk down the fairway. 9: Senior Chris Stines sticks one by the hole. 10: Teammates watch as Chad Detamore demonstrates his golf swing .

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Soccttf IT WAS REALLY FUN PLAYING ON A WINNING TEAM. I THINK THIS COULD BE THE START OF SOMETHING BIG! - EDDIE DYSON. There was some concern at the beginning of the school year as to whether or not Central would have a soccer team because there was no coach available. Luckily for the skilled players of Central , Mr. John Reis stepped in as head coach with Scott Wilson as the assistant coach. Although they were disappointed with their performance during the state tournament, the Central Maroons had a successful season . They finished 9-5-2, considerably better then last year's record of 6-5-2. Two key varsity players senior Dan Shoemaker and junior Eddie Dyson, were chosen to play for the All Big 12 post-season team . Central 's soccer has improved every year since it was introduced as a varsity sport in 1985. We have high hopes for next year's team and their loyal fans wish them much success.

1: The team pays special attention to the coaches during a pre-game pep talk. 2: Alick Reed fakes out an opponent. 3: Team leader, Ed Dyson, concentrates on the game. 4: Jude Nolan goes one-on-one with a competitor.

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5: Rick Schurtz thinks that he IS the best goalie, while Ed Dyson disagrees. 6: Danial Shoemaker rests after a hard first half. 7: Assistant coach Scott Wilson helps lead the team to victory. 8: Marco Nieto is confident of a win. 9: David Konisky asks for an encore as he dazzles his opponents.

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"EVEN THOUGH WE ARE LOSING OUR THREE BEST SENIORS, THE YOUNG AND TALENTED SWIMMERS WILL BE ABLE TO CARRY ON CENTRAL'S WINNING TRADITION" - SHANNON NOONON

The girls swimm1ng team had its ups and downs this season . Because of a very tough schedule, the talented Maroon swimmers were held to an overall record of 5-7, but proudly came in second in the Big 12 conference. The team excelled in the state tournament where they placed second in the regionals and 17th in the state meet. Outstanding senior Laura Wilborne placed fourth in the 200 individual madly and seventh place in the 500 freestyle. Next year's swimming team is expected to have a successful season also with the return of several outstanding underclassmen, such as Julie Summers, Kim Hart, Wendy Doddson , Leanne Gapsis and Shannon Noonan.

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1: Seniors, Amy Acheson , Laura Wilborn , and Jo Ellen Brunson smile before destroying Centennial. 2: Senior Missy Krier gossips w1th Jacque Bourne . 3: Leanne Gaps1s and Shannon Noonan celebrate after a good race. 4: Jacque Bourne and senior Missy Krier are thankful that practices have come to an end . 5: Coach Nelson gives good advice to his girls. 6: Freshman Amy Montanelli, Julie Summers, and Chris Olson congratulate each other after a dual meet. 7: Maroon swimmers Chris Olson , Shannon Cobb, Julie Summers , Suzanne Rigg , and Amy Montanelli " live in the fast lane. "

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A 1c .,ro~s.. s---The Champaign Central Cross Country team ended the year on a good note. Led by Shad Shepston; a pack of three seniors Shay Shepsten, Kenny Arrington, and David Gengrich; and a strong pack of sophomores Pat Stines, Scott Elrick, and Ricky Vogt, the team reached its goals even with a plague of injuries and a stroke of bad luck. The team ended their season with a bright outlook on the future season .

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1. Shay Shepston and Kenneth Arrington running tough . 2. Wwhat a Crew! 3. Off and running. 4. Kim Clayman and Nikki Heinrich keep track of the guys. 5. Kenneth Arrington views the competition. 6. Coach Stirrett smiles for the camera. 7. David Gingerich rests up. 8. Ricky Vogt thinks about his race . 9. This is no sweat for Aaron Libman . 10. We had practice?

WE HAD A LOT OF FUN. I'M GLAD I WENT OUT M SENIOR YEAR. - JAMIE McCOY Many fine qualities make up a cheerleading squad like the one we have at Central. Spirit, enthusiasm, vitality, and athletic ability are just a few of them. Our cheerleaders take pride in their support of varsity sports and promotion of school spirit. This year two new faces, Jamie McCoy and Anna Curry, were welcomed to the squad of cocaptains Shelley McConaha and Ursula Howard. LaDawn Febuary, Katie Madix, Abby Markward, Angie O'Neill, and Amy Ehler make up the rest of the team. New uniforms also added a touch of glamour to the 87-88 sports year.

Amy Ehler and Angie O'Neill help the Peppettes with a cheer. 2. Ursula Howard cheers on the Maroons. 3. La Dawn Febuary is just " hangin ' " with Shelley McConaha and Abby Markward . 4 . Abby Markward, Angie O'Neill, and Anna Curry show their spirit. 5. Amy Ehler trying to keep warm on a cold night. 6. Watcha lookin ' at LaDawn? 7 . Jamie McCoy concentrates on the cheer. 8. An energetic Katie Madix leads the squad in a cheer. 9. Looks like LaDawn reserved a few minutes for Dan Shoemaker. 10. Shelley McConaha cheers on a chilly night.

PEPETlES IT WAS A LOT OF HARD WORK, BUT WE HAD FUN! JACQUE BOURNE The Pepettes' main purpose is, like that of the Cheerleaders , to keep the crowd motivated. The only difference is that the Pepettes perform only during half-time, whereas the Cheerleaders remain on the sideline during the entire game. During the first half of the game, the Pepettes wait anxiously to perform their routine to the best of their ability. Because the team isn 't on the field at this time, the crowd can give its full attention to the Pepettes. Dancing to all the latest music, they do their best to keep the spirit of the crowd at its peak. In order to do this, they must be able to work together. Each routine is made up by the Pepettes. They work hard during first hour every morning to perfect the routine. On some game days, they even have 7:30 a.m. practices to make sure every move is right.

1: Deanna Ammons practices her dancing during pepette practice. 2: The pepettes are getting rowdie before their half time performance. 3: Charlene M. and company strike a beautiful pose. 4: Dawn Henson 's spirit evolves during her pepette routine. 5: Anna Busch seems to enjoy her half time spotlight. 6. Nicole Wilcher leads the pepettes in the half time show. 7: Dawn Henson and Maria Bishop jam to the groove. 8: Taniya McDonald and DeAnna Ammons dance off the field . 9: Charlene Maisel, Kathy Bigham and Maria Bishop end their routine with a bang.

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BASKETBALL At the time of this writing the Central Cagers were 21-4, with their 20th victory coming against Centennial at Centennial. That isn't too bad. They were heading into Regionals with a good shot at winning it all, and placing well in the A.P. top 20 poll. No matter what happened , the Central Cagers had an outstanding team . It's been nearly 10 yrs. since a Central varsity team won 20 games or more. The reason for their success was because of an outstanding core of seniors who worked very well together. The team was led by the return of Julio Andujo who came back from Jacksonville for his final season as a Maroon. They were also led by the triple towers of Todd Snoeyink (6'4"), Russell Stewart (6'5"), and William Ward (6'6"). Petie Shaw also came around and played excellent ball for the Maroons. At the other guard position was Antony Clemons who can out dribble anybody around. The juniors who also contributed a lot were Arran Ammons , Kevin Head, and Mike Clemons. So next season looks like another exciting season for Central Basketball. Good Job Central!

Pic 1: Central's rebounding force takes to the boards , while Todd S. and Russ S. block out. Pic 2: Julio A. drives past a defender with authority. Pic 3: Todd S. goes up for the " J " against Urbana . Pic 4: Petie S. puts the pre~sure on a ~harger . Pic 5: Russ S. is a man amoungst boys on th1s lay-up. ~1c 6: J.eff K. (also known as Jason) rumbles through the lane . P1c 7: ~1ke C. shows what he's learned wh ile sitting on the bench . P1c 8: Boom Time! Pic 9: Antony C and Leslie C show us their great smiles and great friendship .

Girls Baske+ball Central's 1987-88 Girls Varsity Basketball Team had a much improved season over last year. The girls opened the season with victories over both Centennial and Bloomington in the Centennial tournament. Even though the girls played well this year, next year also looks promising because the majority of the team will be returning . The 1987-88 team consisted of only two seniors, nine juniors, and one sophomore. More fans came out to support the girls this season, but next year they would like an even bigger turnout.

1. Jenny Daniels prepares for a rebound. 2. Stefanie Lemmon aggressively intercepts a pass. 3. Kathy Daniels fights for a rebound . 4 . Jenny Daniels and Malakia Williams race down the court. 5 . Coach Schooley explains strategy during a time-out. 6. Malakia Williams prepares to put one up . 7 . Michelle Hutjens is ready for the rebound . 8. Heather Harris goes up for a jump shot. 9 . Kristin Kasper maneuvers around the defense . 10. Tracy Jackson puts in a layup for two.

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Pic . 1: Coach Phelps congratulates Marc Funkhouser after a win . Pic. 2: Jeremy Hays has his man right where he wants him. Pic. 3: Scott Shaw maneuvers his man into place for a pin, while Coach Phelps looks on with pride. Pic. 4: " Let me be free baby! " Pic. 5: " It may look odd to everybody but it's really a rather comfortable position to be in." Pic. 6: Jeremy Hays looks quite dazed after his first loss on the mat. Pic. 7: Coach Phelps gets pumped up after a takedown. Pic. 8: Head to head battle is the beauty of wrestling . Pic. 9: Scott Shaw breaks free from his man just in the nick of time.

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The 1987-1988 wrestling season is over before some people even knew it began . Still the close knit team acknowledges that before you can get fans , you must build a program . That goal is beginning to take shape. Curt Phelps, the acclaimed head coach , has a technique that is designed to shape the minds of any unmotivated wrestlers. Practices are held in the cafeteria and mats and pillars have to be taped every day in order to protect the fragile skulls of freshmen that accidentally fly across the room . The motto of the season has been, " Get by with what we have and do well with what we 've got. " With some help from the booster club the team now has new varsity uniforms and uniform bags. All of this helps in building a dynasty. As a young team the men have high expectations. Eventually Central may reach the top wrestling performances that were seen earlier in its history. It will take some time but once the dynasty has been achieved , word will get around. Then the spectators can appreciate the wrestlers as much as the wrestlers appreciate the spectators.

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" This was a season of great pain, determination , and hard work. Coach Trigger and Coach Miller pushed us to our limits, but in the end it was all worth it! " Andy Schuster

Call them amiable, call them stubborn, call them salacious, call them cocky; but whatever you call them make sure the word " undefeated " is in your statement. No matter how you look at it, the Central swim team is good. They have power, depth, and leadership. They have gone through the Big 12 like terrorists. They leave other swimmers lying on the deck begging for Central to show pity toward them. But Central will never show pity. These boys can compete. They have an arsenal of at least six State contenders who did do damage to the Chicago teams at State. People may think the loss of Will Lane has devastated the team . But the sharp sting of Will leaving has been reduced to a mere pin prick with the help of newcomer Morten Anderson . Morten has come in and helped the team with not only good swims but also leadership. Other leaders on the team include captains Russ Hatch and Andy Schuster as well as Divers Steve Hutchings and Dan Shoemaker. These are just some of the many outstanding swimmers on Central's squad who helped make 1987-88 a great year for Central swimming. 1

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1 A youngster shows his manly chest. 2 Andy Schuster shows Darryl Rodgers what's up. 3: Another youngster searches the crowd. while others study their tome. 4: Chns Balke bounces the bear while balancing beautifully on the board. 5: Dan Shoemaker lies seductively on the deck . 6: Bill Steiner at his best. 7Âˇ Morten Anderson strokes to yet another viCtory. 8: Darryl Rodgers sits on the bench. 9: Pete Gerlach shows his compet1t1ve nature . 10: The youngsters awa1t the1r chance to show lhalr stuff.

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THE BEST THING ABOUT THIS SEASON WAS THE TEAM SPIRIT AND FRIENDSHIP. WE WERE A UNIT. - ELIZABETH SHAUL The girls' volleyball team had a good season this year, finishing with 17 wins and 16 losses. The team struggled through the first part of the season, winning only 5 out of their first 13 games. Then Central entered the First Annual Centennial Tournament and brought home the first place trophy, defeating Urbana easily in two games. Central finished the regular season with a 15 and 15 overall record and were 6 and 5 in the Conference . Seniors Kathy Livingston, and Kelly Travers were named to the All-Conference Team, and seniors Shana Matejkowski and Patti Washburn were recognized on the Honorable Mention list. The team entered the Regional Tournament with a first place seeding, despite losing to Urbana in conference play. Central defeated Danville in the first round of Regional competition , and went on to face Urbana for the Regional championship. Urbana put up a fight, but Central brought home the Regional trophy for the first time in 4 years. Way to go Spikers!

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1: C.H.S. Volleyball gets up for the game. 2 Coach Jennie Miller gives senior Patti Wa some pregame advice. 3: Seniors Kathy ston and Shana Matejkowski take a break for the camera . 4: Sophomore Gzne Jonnson1 gets ready for the block. 5: Senior Kathy ingston contacts the ball for a hopeful kill. 6 Senior Diane Ryherd and Junior Leslie Coates snow their team spirit. 7. Senior Diane Ryherd concentrates on a perfect pass, while Stefanee Lemmon looks on . 8: Senior Kelly Travers gets ready to fire a serve. 9: Senior Elizabeth Shaul is sidetracked during a game by an ankle injury.

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Seniors .................. 54 Juniors .................. 88 Sophomores . . . . . . . . . ... 100 Freshmen ............... 114

It's classy to be a Senior because ... . . . we are large black men . . . . the parties never stop . . . . we rule the school. ... we blow off everything . . . . the "Just Say No" ads came too late for us . . . . we sent our Speechies -

liz, David. and Sara -

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... we don't take these yearbook sentence starters seriously.

Senior Class Off1cersÂˇ Kara Gower, Treasurer; Usa Phelps, Secretary; Dave Kucera, President; Knstine Cobb, V1ce Pres1dent

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Heather Chapman

Tamie Christean

Katherine Christensen

Cheryl Cieniawski

Jennifer Clarkson

Chanta Clay

Kimberly Clayman

Anthony Clemons

Geoffrey Coates

Lisa Cobb

Kara Cochran

Kimberly Conner

Eddie Cook

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Lisa Hari

Philip Harper

Sandra Harris

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Russell Hatch

Jennifer Heinhorst

Anne Helgesen

Jim Helmick

Carol Hicks

Malin Hoij

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Kathryn Holt

Jeffrey Hooser

Robert Husband

Laura Hutchcraft

Steven Hutchings

Cecil Hyatt

Angela Jackson

Charles James

Michael Jenkins

Michelle Jenks

Scott Johnson

Willie Johnson

Stacey Jones

Betsy Jump

Christine Kaiser

Kevin Kansy

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Elizabeth Knieriem

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Gillian Kritzer

David Kucera

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Keith Moore

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Twila Pierce

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Diane Ryherd

Katharine Salzmann

Arthur Sandberg

Kimberly Sansone

Thomas Sawyer

Christine Schiller

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John Schoonover

Andrew Schuster

Heather Schutt

Lora Schwab

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Crystal Seaman

Elizabeth Shaul

Benny Shaw

Dwayne Simpson

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Laura Wilborn

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Eric Wileaver

Jennifer Willhite

Aileen Yang

Michelle Wilson

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Best Lookmg. LaDawn February and Ricky Shurtz

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Best Dnvers: Marla Booth and Greg Baylor

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Bemg propositiOned by Rufus and Charles from the Eac;t St LoUis Jazz Band w1th A.Y.

Throwmg away my keys at McDonalds. then laugh1ng so hard I couldn't breath or stand up.

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Bemg madly m love w1th D1rk VanVorst 1n Whitey's bed.

I made a derogatory remark about Onentals and then turned around to be met by a crowd by Japanese tourists Sept 18, 1987, party at Gregory and F1rst, my purse droppmg f1ve stones .

Falling freshman year on my way to the bus stop, nght on my butt, and I turned around and went home, but everyone on the bus saw anyway. Gettmg locked m Kate's bathroom with K.J.

Go1ng to Todd s w1th l.J S. hats on.

Freshman 1n1t1at1on mto g1rl's swimmmg.

November 20, 1987, bemg trashed telling everybody I was fme - thmgs I sa1d about Jason.

G1v1ng a Student Counc1l candidacy speech over the P.A. system.

Freshman year football games

1987 Prom d1nner, after I flopped my potatoes off of my plate and onto the s1lk tablecloth: " •. we're all gomg to pretend that my potatoes are not on the table, OK? Thanks "

When Stephan1e Terry pushed Anthony Clemmons down m front of "B lunch students 1n the mam hallway

Freshman year

Gettmg k1cked out of school for stealing

My Jun1or year, gettmg dunked under the water at Sholem pool by a Freshman and 1d1dn't know how to SWim. Prom 1987 when S M, TW, K.C., and I drove up at Burger Kmg and drove all the way home yelling "Yo Adnan" out the wmdows. At dmner Semor Homecoming when one of my ribs fell mto my lap at the dmner table.

When ' Ralph" showed up on h1s scooter during B lunch. Freshman year when I tnpped gomg up the stairs and to regam my balance I grabbed on to Charlie Younger's tush The day that Kerry shouted in McDonald's that she had thrown away her keys and proceeded to wonder a1mlessly around the store laughmg hysterically

J1m Helmick w1pmg-out on the 3rd floor.

The week 1n my semor year that I went out w1th Carol's son.

Runmng from the cops, JUmpmg a six foot fence, and the party d1dn't even get busted.

The night that I was rid1culed for announcing that Matt1s Lake contamed "poop' and "pee."

The Peaches mc1dent at ISU '87 and my one play on the punt team when the ball bounced off my head.

Getting J.D 's car towed and not havmg a license.

Dnnkmg too many beverages and passmg out under a Lmcoln m Taco Bell's parking lot Halloween Dunng a softball game and my mom was late to catch a plane and needed the keys to the house and ran out on the field, during a game, flappmg her arms and yelling, "Heather, Heather!ll'' Freshman year when I fell off the bus and I got up and the bus dnver asked who fell and a friend pomted at me, then the bus dnver laughed. Fall1ng off my moped in front of a bunch of freshmen. That mght w1th Kev1n Mauney.

Gomg out with a guy from Urbana. When K and I were walking up the mam sta1rs after lunch and he slipped, pulled me down w1th h1m and he landed on top of me. (not an appropriate position for school.) Flipping over a rock after being mitiated freshman year, during second hour PE Scott and Brett catch1ng Marla and me spying. Play1ng volleyball during 5th hour PE in a mmiskirt and dnvmg for a ball. The next day racing Brock and Adam after skinny d1ppmg w1th Liz and Elizabeth.

Losmg my b1km1 top at Chrystal Lake Pool. Havmg to wear turtlenecks for a week JUnior year to cover up a huge hickey.

When L1z and I got cracked sneaking out on one of our late-night iced tea excursions.

Gettmg asked out by D.R. on the bus

When I was trying to go to Monticello and I ended up 1n Leroy.

1987 Vars1ty Football Season.

Gomg out with D.G. my freshman year.

When my ··undergarment" came undone In the middle of a flag football game and my team had to make a wall around me so I could refasten 1t.

Rolling the keg past my next door neighbors while they were talkmg to me.

When John Ke1th asked me to prom 1n Croy·s 5th hour Health class. Tnppmg in my combat boots while trymg to look ultra-cool

When Dan S. depants me in Volleyball class. Peemg my pants outs1de of Kathy Holt's house 1n fear ol her mother knowing we were drunk. Getting caught play1ng with condoms 1n P.E. sophomore year with E.F, T.S., and L.H.

Losmg my shoes and falling over a gravestone wh1le running from the caretaker on Prom Night '87 with J.D.

Falling asleep m Mr. Seay's class and I Jumped in my sleep and the whole class laughed at me.

Falling down the stairs at a sen1or party when I was a frest1man.

Gomg to room 105 freshman year and asking for the attendance cards.

Oh, JUSt wandenng around.

Not knowing that I was supposed to buy my Homecoming date freshman year a boutonniere so he was the only guy without one.

Th1nkmg my hamster had tumors. Falling asleep m the bathroom at Eddie's toilet.

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At lunch when I thought this guy burped at the lunch table, and I said, 'Excuse you," and he said, "I didn't do anythmg." Freshman year, cheenng at a J.V. football game, next thmg I know, there's s1x football players piled on top of me

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Bemg the star of a tonsil hockey game in front of a sellout crowd. Bemg on the football team. Lunch, Junior year, I thought my car was in neutral but actually 1t was 1n first gear when I stopped at Colonial Pantry. My car jumped forward, hit and destroyed a garbage can, and hit the side of the

bur dmg Then the lady from Coloma! ran out po1ntmg her finger and screammg at me.

Accidentally untymg Tanya McGowan s dress

Meltmg a test tube holder with Nell Herman man A.P. Chem•stry lab.

Trymg to parallel park on Umvers1ty Ave and messmg up so bad that John F. had to get out of h1s car and park mme for me

Droppmg a full New York Seltzer bottle 1n the cafetena and havmg all of it spray out in front of Mr. Phelps

Slapp•ng every guy withm reach and throwmg up mto a basket of clean laundry my f~rst t1me drunk Freshman year.

Jumpmg up to sp1ke a beautifully set volleyball, miSSing It by a good s1x inches, and having 1t bounce off my head.

F1nd•ng out that my mterv1ew for a scholarship at the U of I was w1th the same guy I had met when I was drunk at h1s Fraternity's tailgate party the week before.

Com•ng home (September '86) late, underdressed, very bumpy with no explanation. Skating around on oranges on Barb's k1tchen floor Hearing about what I did at Octoberfest.

When I tnpped down Jim's stairs tw1ce in one week. Trymg to be real ccol while walkmg down the sta•rs when my feet slipped out from under me and made me fall on my face

Hearing about what I did my 17th birthday when I came out of Colonial Pantry and I couldn't find the car I was m and this guy says, 'It's nght here behmd you"

Throwing a softball into a tree while trymg to throw 1t to home base dunng a game.

When I was runnmg w1th the ballm flag football and I thought I had made a touchdown. So I started to dance around, when, in fact, I had 20 more yards to run

Walking out of my room without a sh•rt on while Spencer was standing in the hallway

When M.M. pushed me down in the m1ddle of the hall where everyone waits after school.

A party w1th Usa, Lisa, and Jack•e where I went around grabbmg a certam guy s behmd

Pickmg my underwear out and people watching, then laughing hysterically at me.

July 4, 1987

Sophomore year when 1 was at mus1cal rehearsal and J.B. picked me up and dragged me in the boys bathroom. Erik Mostert and Mike Murphy came in and offered to demonstrate how to use the wall th1ngs. (they did.) Schooley's class with Scott Shaw and Dirk Van Vorst. Running into a pole the night I got my License w1th ten people in my car. Falling down the stairs, breaking a $20.00 glass, and crawling out into the street and s•tting there 't1l someone got me. at Trey Robbins' party sophomore year w1th L.F, G.G., T.T., L.C., K.P., K.M , and H.T Falling at Mark Damel's feet. sk•nning both knees at a football game Going to McDonalds for dessert before prom. Tnpp1ng up the

sta~rs

and dropping my books.

Catchmg gum in my ha1r Getting arrested in Kerry's closet Runn1ng from five nurses Going out w1th C.C. for f•ve months My ent1re football season Homecoming 85 Homecom•ng 86 Coming home trashed one night and not having shoes on - leavmg them somewhere Walking home from a friend s house, wearing only a mghtsh•rt and literally running into the Central Cross Country Team. Puk•ng in the huddle during the Rantoul game. My zipper be1ng down all day Hydroplaning down Mattis Avenue into a mailbox while Bob and Steve Gilmore watched - and Laughed! Dropp1ng my books in front of someone that I liked. Walkmg on the mat and f1nd1ng out lt was not my turn to wrestle. Freshman year W1pmg out on the 3rd floor

Havmg my folks walk in on a get together.

Fallmg m the mud dunng lunch.

The day after the sawdust mcident. Freshman year when I slipped on the 1ce and fell down in front of the building at lunchtime, everyone saw and laughed. Havmg Kathy teach me how to do push-ups in P.E. Halloween n1ght; not quite making it to the bushes to relieve myself. Standing outs•de McDonald's m the ram saying, "Laura put on your garbage bag now•" Yelling at our basketball players while one of them was shootmg a free throw and having Mr. Croy g•ve me a d•rty look. Dunng my Freshman year. Nell Herman was mY. best friend and I was m love w1th a boy that walked like he had a corn cob stuck up his Settmg off the alarm on my car at lunch and I d•dn't know how to shut 1t off. Being dazed when I was woken up by Tngger in study hall My Jumor year, runmng outs1de m the pouring ram to roll up my window only to realize 1t was rolled up. I was so wet, I put my gym clothes on. A bright pmk sh1rt w1th red sweatpants and hot pink sandals. I looked like a neon sign. Try•ng to T.P. Dav1d Rodgers house with G K., M.S., C 0 . G.C., T.P., and S.S., but with the wrong address My big tumble off the horse during Christmas break my sophomore year. Getting caught going "47' down Prospect Ave. and G G. bemg with me Slipping on the 1ce dunng A lunch Freshman year and everyone seeing. When P S. and D.P. came over to my house and W.P. was there. and then P S. told half of the school the next day. When N.W. and E.M. got a phone call and were told to meet two guys at the gas station at 2:00a.m., JUSt as they were sneak1ng out, the phone rang, it was S.R. and AO calling to tell them that the phone was a JOke• Drivmg down the left side of fourth street w1th Kathy Livingston and realizmg it isn't one-way

Freshman year when Gina and I were stopped by the police for nding our bikes after curfew.

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Jun1or Class Off1cers: J. T Jones, Treasurer; Todd Lash , V1ce President; Tad Schroeder, President; Mark Baldwin, Secretary

It's classy to be a junior because ... . . . we 've got the school spirit and we have another year to show it. ... we are finally upperclassmen . . . . I'm one . . . . we are party gods . . . . we 've got all the blond girls . . . . we don 't take anything too seriously . . . . we have one more year to break every rule of Central. ... we have the Ernafernerdmernerd Boys.

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Anderson , Peggi Attaras, Eeman Baldwin , Mark Barham , Chuck Barnett, Mark

Bellafiore, Lisa Bennett, Rex Black, Erica Blue, Amy Bondurant, Tom

Bourne, Jacqueline Branion , Lashawn Braskamp, Steve Brown , Eric Brown , Paula

Bryan , Anne Buchanan , Sammy

Burdette, Michelle Busch , Anna

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Butler, Edward Cain, Shannon

Campbell, Octavia Carter, Sandy

Caston, Monte Chapman, Daniel Clark, Thomas Cline, Bruce Coates, Leslie

Cobble, Amy Collins, Gwen Cordry, Tara Covert, T amee Cowan, Audra

Cruz, Ricardo Culbertson, Heather Curry, Anna Daniel Jenny Dillman, Charles

Dirks, Marshall Dixon, Rachel Dodson, Wendy Dyson, Edward Ehler, Amy

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Erwin, Robert Evans , Sarah Farris , Clinton Farthing , Andrew Fay, Sarah

Fillman , Reid Fisher, Jason Fondia, Karen Frazier, Yolanda France, Johnny

Frank, Matt Funkhouser, Mark Gentille, Tara Gerlach , Peter Gibbs, Tammy

Gimlich, Heather Glaze, Jason Golloher, Jason Good, Shawn Grares, Marcus

Green , Donnie Griham , David Grumish , Scott

Haley, Laura Hammersmith, Tracy Harden, Heather

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Harris, Heather Heinrich, Nicole Helfrich, James

Hemming, Sean Henderson, Daryl Hendricks, Gail

Henson, Dawn Hicks, Becky Hill, Tracie Hoover, Rachel Hopke, Jane

Hutjens, Michelle Jackson, Terralisha Johnson, Phelicia Johnson, Tonya Jonas, Daniel

Jones, James Jones, Kerry Kakoma, David Kakoma, Sarah Keller, Robert

Killam, Brian Kisellus, Kalli Kleckner, Karen Konisky, Daniel Kramer, Jason

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Kritzer, Matt Kurtz, Jeff Lash, Todd Lazarevich, Alex Leach, Holly

Lechel, Naomi Lemmon, Stephanie Leshoure, Chevella Lewis, Beth Libman, Aaron

Llewellyn, John Longfellow, Josh Lynch, Jennifer Manning, Ned Markward, Abigail

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

McGee, Michelle McKenzie, Chad

Meyer, Matthew Mitchell, Jeffrey

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Mize, Amia Moffit, Anthony

Moore, Brenda Morefield, Sean

Morenz, Gwen Mullins, K Murphy, Marissa Napper, Kenneth Nicholas, Chris

Nieto, Marco Nixison, Chris Noonan, Shannon Ochs, Michael Olaiver, Tony

O'Neill, Angela Owens, Amy Owens, Teresa Pankey, Ginger Parastaran , Parham

Patterson , Laura Patterson , Lawanda Pauser, Tom Pavlik , Matt Payne, Dione

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Peacock, Resheema Pettigrew, Zachary Pollard , Melissa

Potter, Michealene Powell , Daniel Pruitt, Susan

Pruitt, Suzette Pryor, James Rakers , Brent Rasmussen , Jason Rasmussen , Michael

Reid , Alick Reifsteck, Dulcie Reynolds , Robert Richardson , Ryan Roberson , Monique

Rodgers , Tracy Ross, David Runge, Cindy Runkle, Erik Sackett, Matthew

Schillinger, Robert Schoonover, Melinda Schroeder, Theodore Schuster, Eric Schwerdt, William

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Seaman, Charity Shepston, Shad Sibley, Yolanda Smith, Justine Smith, Marshall

Speed, Stanya Spoonamore, Beth Steiner, Bill Stites, Jesse Strow, Latressa

Sweet, Carl Swim, Chad Tabor, Teri T angora, Angela Tester, Robert

Thomas, Curtis Thompson, Heather Thompson, Kerri Tran, Stephanie Treat, Jon

Treat, Sean Tsebelis, George Vogel, John

Watkins, C Witherspoon, Karen Weber, Jason

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Williams, Andrea Williams, Malaika Williams, Perry Wilson, Brian Wilson, J.R.

Winbush, David Witherbee, Brien Woodard, Brian Wu, Maryalice Ziegenhorn, Eric

Juniors Not Ptctured: Aguirre , Joseph Alsop , Brad Athey, Geoffrey Barber, Walter Bolton, Derek Carter, Yunetta Clemons, Mtchael Clow, Angela Cooper, Mtchael Van Dao, Phu Davis, Lucinda Deatley, Laura Demlow, Jason Diep, Hung Douglas, Marcus Ducey, Lynn Garth , Scott Gatson, Valorie Good, Jimmy Hampton, Arisca Hanley, Dawn Harris, Patrick Haynes, Charlene Hayes, Jeremy Head, Kevtn Howard , Chns Jackson, Angela Jackson, Larry Jancola, Ronald Jenkins, Tom Johnson, Cynthta Johnson, Marcus Jump, Sandy Lewts, Karl Maynor, Shawn Melendez, Luis Morris, Saundra Nash, Corey Norwood , Yvonne Pelmore, Yvette Perkins, Joseph Phetchreun, Sttha Phipps, Karen Plumb, Marcy Porter, Kevin Rhoades , George Robinson, Marcus Rogers, Bruce Russell, Pamela Saylor, Gerard Setters, Thomas Sibley, Bnan Sowers, Tracy Stephenson, Wendy Sterling, Angela Stowers, Adolphus Townsend, Quanbna Vaughn , James Walker, Tony Wallace, Jentfer Ware, Darnetta White, Derick Wiley, Erica Williams , Jermaine Williams , Sherry Winfrey, Ntchole Witte, Daryl

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It's classy to be a sophomore because ... . . . we are too devastating to live and too smooth . . . . it doesn 't come any better.

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... we have the best football record in the school. (Isn 't that right, seniors?) .. . we rule the school and we ain 't no joke . . . . we know how to throw down live parties . . . . you don 't get in as much trouble for looking at older guys . . . . you 're not a little greenie anymore .

Sophomore Class Officers: Jenny Davis , President; Jill Holt, Secretary; Julie Thomas , Vice President; Patty Carpenter, Treasurer

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Aikman , Raquel Alexis , Wendy Appleby, Jamila Ashenfelter, Jennifer Austin , Ingrid

Bailey , John Bainter, Merissa Baker, Nate Barber, Michael Begley , Min a

Beaulin , Nicole Beckett, Chad Beers, Robert Bell , Jake Bell , Todd

Beasley , Jack Bishop, Lamont Bishop, Maria Blair, Dawn Blixen , Jeanne

Bortell , David Soucek, Connie Bremer, Patricia Bridges, Pamela Brown , Gerjale

Brown , James Brown , Yolanda Browning, Jon Bundy, Timothy Burnett, Etha

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Byers, Angie Cameron, Amy Campbell, Amy Campbell, Cortauis Caroline, Jayna

Carpenter, Patricia Carter, Anieset Carugati, Christine Chiang, Tiffany Clark, Richardson

Clay, Calvin Cine, Kenneth Cobb, Carlos Collins, Stephanie Cooper, Ricardo

Crawmer, Charly Crum, Kevin

Curtis, Neva Daniel, Kathy

Davis, Jenny Davis, Malkia

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Deponai, John Detamore, Chad

Deverell , Justin Dirks , Jennifer

Downey, Kim Duane, Lisa Duncan , Stephen Eaton , Geoffrey Elrick, Scott

England , Ben Feigl , Adrian Fischer, Amy Fisher, Roger Fisher, Stacy

Fletcher, Matthew Gapsis, Leanne Garcia, Richard Garrett, Theresa Gibas, Richard

Giertz, Seth Gladney, Derek Glaser, Paul Goines , Angela Goines, Bonnie

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Gray, David Green, Cryssida

Green, Katrina Gudeman, Julie

Harris, Deshon Harris, Michael Harrison, T. J. Hart, Kimberly Harvey, Craig

Harvey, T oriano Haussermann, Adam Hays, Emily Heath, Tim Herglund, Bradley

Hindman, Tammy Hitzeroth, Amy Hodges, Todd Holt, Jill Hoover, Zach

Hudson, Michael Huff, Chinesa Hunt, Reuben Huss, Michael Huynh, Thi

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Jackson, A. S. Jackson, Larry Jackson, Terralisha Jahn, Amy Jameson, Kimberly

Johnson, Brett Johnson, Gzne Kaiser, Tony Kakoma, Deborah Karl, Kristen

Kasper, Kristin Kearney, Jennifer Keefe, Andrew

Kindle, Waukesha Koss, Stephanie Kraus, Simson

Krug, Mark Krumm, Stacy Krusa, Tricia

Lai, Lily Larson, Kendall Lenard, Stephanie

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Lenoir, Knichole Leonard , Michael Lewis, Latricia Liu , James Lo, Alex

Lonnquist, Alicia Maclay, John Maier, Chad Malmec, Kara Manuel, Christina

Manzella, Joe Marceau, Amber Martin, Ronnie McCaskill, Gary McCloud , Ronald

McDonald, Taniya McDonald, Karla McGiathery, Andrew McHaynes, John Mcintosh, Marleah

McNutt, Rhonda Michael, Jennifer

Montague, James Moody, Mary

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Moore, Lance Moore, Tony

Morenz, Kevin Morgan, Jeff

Morgan, Ronnie Morris, Dawn Mostert, Sherry Motley, Elaine Mowrer, Meghan

Muirhead , Susan Nagler, Gregory Neal, Chris Neil, Anissa Neil , Yolanda

Netter, Cloyd Nolen, Jude Oglesby, Harvey Ogren , Susan Olach , Karen

Oliver, Jeffrey Olson , Tabitha Osterbur, Nicole Pack, Michael Park, Keundo

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Parker, Amy Patterson , Delbert Pearson , Travonda

Perales, Jessica Pfaus, Christopher Pickering , Wendy

Rachels, Delmer Rahman, Santunu Rappaport, Amy

Reed , Harmony Rife, James Roberson , Rebekah Robinson , Laura Robinson , Tyrone

Rodgers, Darryl Rollings, Michele Rosenberger, Alissa Roundtree, Stanley Ryan , Michael

Sameh , Amy Sameh , Maysa Samii, Shawn Schnabel , Jeanne Schroeder, Rob

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Schmit, Brian Schultz, Trina Shaul , David

Sibley, Zeniada Simmons, Michael Smith , Marcee

Smithenry, Kenney Somers, Michael Soucie, Darren Sparks, John Spencer, Neil

Stines, Patrick Storm , Michael Strunk, Nicole Sullivan , Kamran Tabeling, Shawn

T angora, Christine Tarr, Kathy Taylor, T onya

Teuscher, Phillip Thomas, Julie Thompson , Jeffrey

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Thurman, Sharnae Thurman, Robert Todd, Mike Troxell, Jeff Utley, Deatra

Valkanos, Stavros Vanagaitis, Julie Vasaune, Steve Vaughn, Andtrice Vetter, Jason

Visocky, Alan Watkins, Cory Way, Robin Welch, Anthoney Wenzel, Kenneth

Wheeler, Donald White, Matt Wiborg, Kurt Wicks, Tyno Wilkerson, Raenise

Wilson, Aaron Wisehart, David

Woodis, Lisa Wright, Derek

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Yarber, Samuel Yaxley, Tim Zion, Sarah Zook , Debra

Sophomores Not Pictured: Adams , Angelia Angerer, Lisa Arnold , Curtis Avant, Carlos Beckler, Donald Belt, Devin Bigham , Angela Brown, Shevon Burkey, Donald Burton , Crystal Carter, Duane Clarkson, Geoffrey Clayborn , David Conerly, Kin Crabb, Brandon Doss, Lenora Douglas, Harry Ellis, Mary Gardner, Gidget Garrett, Derrick Goddard , Laura Golloher, Jessica Grant, Donald Hempel , Michelle Isham, Cory Joop, Travis Landers, Charles Marrissette, Dyshonne Marinez , Amy Matthews, Gladys McGee, Luvetia Mcintosh, Tom Miller, Ethel Mills, Robert Motley, Joe O'Neal, Calvin Paci , Eric Palmer, Latasha

Porter, Beverly Sheridan, Susan Skeel, Christine Smith , Tonya Thadison, Ramel Thomas, Derrick Thompson , James Vogt, Ricky Waller, Shannon Ward , John Wilkerson , Nicole Wiliams, Christopher Woodard , Brian

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Freshman Class Officers: Jami Greenfield , Treasurer; Melissa Bryan, Vice President; Christina White , Secretary; Alex Tseblis , President

It's classy to be a freshman because . . . . .. you can act stupid and get away with it. . .. we have great teachers! (Mrs. Johnson made me say it.) .. . when the seniors are 50, we 'll only be 47! . .. you get to start at the bottom and work your way up! .. . you get great exercise walking to lunch everyday . . . . anything you do wrong , you can use the ever so famous quote, " But I'm just a freshman. " . .. no one else gets to be laughed at every day . . . . next year I can get the Freshman girls! ... you 're young and enthusiastic.

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Anderson , Almondo Anderson , Caroline Anderson , Jason At-taras , Mahmoud Bailey, Felicia

Balke, Christopher Bantz , Sarah Barber, Jerel Barham , Daniel Barnett, Joshua

Barrett, Melany Bazzani , Matthew Bender, Tony Billingsley, Cheranita Bishop, Stephen

Slager, Matthew Blaisdell , Becky

Booth , Allissa Boswell , Allison

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Boyd, Bryon Boyd, Phillip Bridges, Felecia Brock, Barry Brown, Julie

Brown, Stephen Brumfield, Michael Bryan, Melissa Burten,Scott Butler, Tyla

Butler, Kewaunee Carpenter, Colleen Carr, Todd Carrico, Bill Casey, Richella

Caspers, Elaine Caston, Charles Castillo, Michael

Cavanaugh, Leslie Chaney, Shanta Chenoweth, Marcus

Christensen, William Clayman, Michael Cobb, Shannon

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Culbertson, Melanie Culbertson, Seane Daly, Douglas Dhom, Katrina Difiore, Kirk

Diorio, Traci Downing, Todd Eagen, Roger Eissfeldt, Jennifer Ellerbe, Anitra

Elston, Nicole Erwin, Craig Fechtman, Stephen

Ferguson, Angela Fisher, Kacie Flemons, Atiba

Fonner, Sean Ford, Sean Froeschl, Stephanie

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Gardner, Mackele Garrett, Jennifer

Giles, Margaret Gilliam, Crystal

Goldstein, Carnaby Gorham, Robert Gould, Alexis Graham, Eric Green , Nicole

Greenfield, Jami Grein, Shelly Grubb, Christopher Grubb, Sarah Hanley, Brian

Hanaran, Jessica Hari, Jane Harkness, Sarah Harris, Denise Harvey, Bryan

Harvey, Wandjell Helfer, Eric Height, K. Helfrich , Joe Hendricks, Justin

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Husband, Christa Huss, Michael Ireland, Heather Janas, Christie Jenks, Angie

Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson,

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Johnson, Wendy Jones, David

Jones, Juan Jones, Korbin Kamerer, Jeffrey Kelly, Aaron Kemper, Kristen

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Kinn, Min Jung King, Elonna King, Maurice Kinter, Christopher Kitson, Katherine

Kleckner, Synthia Knox, Derae

Konisky, David Kozoll, Richard

Krock, Lynn Krug, David Kucera, Matthew Kurlakowsky, T. Kusmanoff, A.

Lake, Nicholas Larson, Kai LeCrone, Tara Leeper, Erick a Lemke, Dennis

Lickly, Michael Long, Jessica Lonnquist, Karen Lykins, Deborah Lynch, Holly

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McFarland, Sonya McGalthery, Benjamin McGowan, lan Mercier, Terrance Merriweather, Kashawn

Metcalf, Ronald Metz, Gregory Miller, Cindi Moffitt, Sharell Montanelli, Amy

Moore, Charles Morrissey, Amy Motley, Anthony Myers, Darren Mullen, D.

Mullin, Bridget Mullins, Shawna Murphy, David Murphy, Mollie Murray, Jennifer

Nagler, Joe Nash, Jonathon Neal, Michael Neely, Juliet Ochs, Aaron

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O'Day, Jennifer Ohlsson, Eric Oliveira, Shawn Olson, Christine Orner, Jennifer

Pack, James Pack, Sammy Paris, Nicole Patterson, John Pettigrew, Nathilena

Pfaus, Elizabeth Pfeifer, Patrick

Phelps, Stacey Phillips, Ellen

Philipps, Michael Pickett, Mark Pierson, Lamonte Pierson, Stacy Pomonis, Mary

Porter, Jeremy Porter, Kassandra Pye, Dewayne Randolph, Raymond Ratchford, Calvin

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Rollings, Eric Runkle, Michael Rutherford, Alexander Sabatini, Erica Sameh, Leah

Sansone, Steven Sawyer, Amy

Schaefer, Lisa Sekula, Jodi

Siegel, Adam Siewert, Sheila Simpson, J. Skube, Damon Smith, Angela

Smith, Angela Smith, Jerry Smith, Shannon Smith, Terance Spinks, Caricho

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Stack, Melissa Starkey, Angie

Staske, Donna Steward, Kyra

Stowe, Richard Strayn, Tracy Summers, Julie Tate, Amanda Thadison, Retesha

Thomas, Tristan Thompson, Brent Thompson, Melissa Townsend, Quantina Tran, Julianne

Tran, Nguyen Tross, Christina Trumpinski, Heather Truran, Diana Uncapher, April

Utley, Ron Vaughn, Lee Waldon, Leslie Ward, Mario Ware, Ladawn

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Williams, Devaughn Williams, F. Williams, Monica Williams, Terrence Williams, Willie

Wilson , Travis Wise, Matthew Wood , James Wooden, Darci Wright, Almeda

Yang , Kenneth Yaxley, Brandi Ziegenhorn , Joshua Zion , Lonny

Freshmen Not Pictured: Adams, Kenneth Ammons, Deanna Bell, Rodreckus Brewer, Cameron Brown , LaTonya Brown, Mindy Burries, Christine Coval, Eric Cox, Derick Dupree Ill , Woodrow Frazier, Lisa Gmgerich , Mark Goddard , Robert Gu1re, Domnick Ha, Khac Hansens , Roger Harris, lnde Helmick Jr., Richard Henson, Scott Huffman , Dennis Jackson , Tonunica Jameson , Kimberly

Jones, Mark Kimbrough, Kentra Lewis, Kinny Litchford, Michael Lynch, James Mize , Clyde Myers, Damen Pantel , Hansaben Pettigrew, Aretha Pharis, Jennifer Potts, Kim Schoonover, Debbie Smith , Elizabeth Smith , Mary Ann Smith , Robin Spanglo, Anthony Tate, Myron Thomas, Melika Tsebelis , Alex Waddell, James Williams, Falisha

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Table of Contents -

Student Council . . . . . . . . . . 130 National Honor Society . . . . 132 Art Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133 Chronicle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134 Peer Ears . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135 V.O.A.'s ................ 136 Election Board . . . . . . . . . . . 137 Spanish Club . . . . . . . . . . . . 138 Spanish Honor Society ..... 139 French Club ............. 140 French Honor Society ..... 141 German Club . . . . . . . . . . . . 142 German Honor Society . . . . . 143 Afro-American Club . . . . . . . 144 Principle Scholars . . . . . . . . . 145 Choir .................. 146 Band .................. 148 Office Occupations . . . . . .. 150 F.H.A . .................. 151 Key Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152 Speech Team ............ 154 Future Problem Solvers .... 156 Quill and Scroll ........... 157 Yearbook . . . . . . . . ....... 158 129

STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council was more active than ever this year. Last Spring , they organized a Blood Drive , worked with Key Club to hold an Easter Dinner for the Elderly, and held the first ever Spring Break Dance . This school year brought the introduction of the Back-To-School and New Year's Dances and the election of Aaron Libman as President of the Kickapoo District of Student Councils ; a district of area councils . Student Council both got involved and got Central involved . President - Pete Austin Vice-President - Amy Acheson 2nd Vice-President - Steve Raquel Secretary - Jill Casey Treasurer - Anne Bryan Parliamentarian - Shannon Noonan

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Row 1 Jenny Dav1s , Heather Thompson , Shannon Noonan , Anne Bryan , Meg Alex1s , Melissa Bryan , Carnaby Goldstein , Chns Olsen , Row 2. Steve Raquel , Cynd1 Brock , N1cole W1lcher, G1na Graz1ano, Wendy Doddson , Aparna Reddy, L1sa Phelps , Beth Spoonamore , Sherry Mostert, lngnd Austm , Chnsllne Tangora . Row 3: Chad Detamore , Amy Acheson , J1ll Casey, Jeff Hamburg , Knslln Casper, Dav1d Boyer, Aaron Libman , Aaron Ochs , Lonny Z1on , Alex Tsebelis , Amy Cochra1ne, Row 4: Darrell Rogers , Jeff Troxell , Clyde M1ze , Joe Borevec , Jenny Ashenfelter, Kendall Larson , Sarah Bantz Row 5: Steve Braskamp, Sandra Harns , Pete Aust1n , Dan Shoemaker, Dav1d Kucera , Conme Boucek , Matt Wh1te , Stephanie Collins.

Pic. 1: Senior Kerry Prahl knows wh1ch class IS # 1. Pic. 2: Aparna Reddy .... and Usa Cobb pa1nt s1gns . Pic . 3: This is what Student Counc11 really 6 does during 1ts meetings . P1c. 4: Dav1d Boyer and Gina Graz1ano pause 1n the hall after selling flowers . Pic . 5: Anne Bryan, Aaron Libman and Usa Phelps show their Maroon and White Sp1nt during Homecoming. P1c. 6: Steve Raquel and Pete Austin pray for rain .

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At the Head of the Class National Honor Society

The National Honor Society is an organization which rewards students who meet national standards of academic accomplishment with membership in this prestigious club. Generally, the initiation ceremony held in the spring for new inductees is the event on which the club officers spend most of their time. But this year, the leadership is faced with a dilemma: Central 's Honor Society constitution contains bylaws that are obsolete and need to be changed. President Steve Hutchings, Vice-President Jeff Hamburg, Secretary Sara Marsh, and Treasurer Dan Eisenstein plan to revise the society's constitution, revamping some of its out-of-date stipulations. The officers foresee a bumper crop of new members in the future, and they are hoping for a successful, productive year for the organization. Pic 1: Laura Wilborn and Amy Acheson: two fine student-athletes. Pic 2: Jamie McCoy and Steve Hutchings are enthusiastic, bouncy, honor society members.

Officers: Sara Marsh, Daniel Eisenstein, Jeff Hamburg, Steve Hutchings Row 2 Liz Neal, Sue Sohn, Beth Spoonamore, Aaron Libman, Stefanie Lemmon, Scott Garth Row 3 Eaman Attaras, Laura Wilborn, Kim Clayman, Andy Bloom, Amy Owens, Jill Casey, Wendy Dodson, Taimur Sullivan, Jamie McCoy, Mathew Pavlik, Corinne Gorski, Brett Dewar, Heather Harris, Angie O'Neill, Michelle Hutyens, Laura Otto, Abby Markward Row 4 Brent Rakers, Michaeline Potter, Pete Gerlach, Betsy Knieriem, Dave Lozar, Sean Treat, Dave Boyer, Russel Steward, Dan Shoemaker, Beaver Braskamp, Nell Hermann, Alik Reid, Mike Rasmussen, Clinton Garris, Shane McDaniel, Bob Erwin, Anne Bryan

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ART CLUB Art Club is an elite group of students who volunteer their time to design art work for various school activities. They design t-shirts for clubs, they design the signs painted on walls throughout Central 's hallways, as well as compete in numerous contests. This group is certainly serious about art. 2: John Wickens is side-tracked from his art layout, by the camera. 3: Damel Shoemaker and Kara Gower work intently on their project. 4: Mary Alice Wu definitely looks like she is enjoying the Art Club meeting . 5: Mr. Danielson lends some adv1ce to Daniel Shoemaker.

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Row 1: Justin Deverall, Nikki Marlowe, Lisa Angerer, Sheri Miller, Kara Gower Row 2: Nick Lake, Daniel Shoemak6r, Steve Vasaune, Mr. Danielson, Chad McKenzie, Mark Gingerich

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The Chronicle is Central's school newspaper whose staff is made up of fifteen students, guided by Pat Johnson, an English teacher at Central. The purpose of the Chronicle is to inform students at Central about the issues and activities around them and to entertain also. Two unique aspects about the paper are that it is printed at Central by graphic arts teacher Myron Ochs with the help of his graphic arts students, whereas most schools pay hundreds of dollars to have their papers printed professionally. Another interesting aspect is that through the sale of ads and the paper itself, it is completely self-funded. The money earned is used for supplies and also to send four staff members to a summer journalism camp at Indiana University. Although most who join the staff are seriously considering journalism as a career, students who enjoy writing and photography are welcome to become a part of the staff.

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2 - Row 1 - Aaron Libman, Rebecca Angerer, Mrs. Johnson, Becky Hicks, Missy Krier, Michelle Tangora, Row 2 - Lily Lai, Kara Maimer, Karen Fleckner, Liz Neal, Laura Otto, Lisa Belleafiora, Anna Busch. Row 3 - Shane McDaniel, Todd Lash, Jennifer Olach, Bryan Henson, Greg Baylor. Row 4 Geoff Coates, Rob Keller, Peter Austin, Phil Tousey.

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1 -Seniors Phil Tousey, Peter Austin, and Ryan Galey TRY to act cool. 3 - Michelle Tangora works hard to make the next issue a good one. 4 - Greg Baylor begs Mrs. Johnson to let him in the club picture. 5 - The Chronicle staff reviews their work.

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Row 1 Nicole Wilcher, Katnna Wilcher Row 2 Tnna Schultz, Dr Rogers, Julie Thomas, Mak1a Dav1s Row 3 Sandy Jump, Kern Thompson , Roger Fisher, Todd Lash , Anne Bryan , R1cky Shurtz, Steve " Paco" Raquel , Meg Alex1s, Karen Ph1pps

Peer Ears are eager to help any student . They are trained, supervised students whom any student can count on to look them straight in the eye, give their full attention , and try their best to hear the student's feelings without judging or criticizing. Peer Ears are here to listen. Students come to Peer Ears with many different problems. Some examples include quarrels with parents or friends , pregnancy, loss of friends, not having any friends, divorce, and being upset in general.

P1c 1 When students talk, Peer Ears listen P1c 2 Would you trust these faces sported by Steve and Ricky? P1c 4Âˇ Meg Alex1s and Kern fhompson flash a fnendly sm1le P1c 5 Peer Ears always know how to have a good lime . P1c 6. Karen Ph1pps and Sandy Jump are there to help

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VOA'S

It's Better than class

Volunteer Office Assistants (VOA's) are a group of students who devote an hour every school day during each semester to run errands for the office staff. These students are constantly seen retrieving absentee cards and delivering messages to both students and teachers.

Pic 1: Kathy Livingston waits for something to do. Pic 2: Row 1 - Cherie Apperson, Debbie Gladney, Sheri Miller, Anthony Clemons. Row 2 - Kathy Livingston , Justine Smith, Faith Shelby, Kara Gower, Rhonda Drake. Row 3 - Christina White , Marcy Plumb, Stephanie Harris, Jennifer Wilhite, Mark Cortez, Tanya McGowan, Michelle Roberson . Pic 3 - Mrs. Hardesty explains to Anthony Clemons where to take a message. Pic 4 - these girls give Mrs. Gher messages from teachers .

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Election Board Election Board is a group of students from each class , elected by the student body , to supervise the elections of the year. Some of these elections are Student Council President and Vice-prec;ident, class officers , Homecoming t--ing and Queen and attendants, and Miss Happy Holidays. The elections are held in the main hallway on the first floor . A table and individual voting booths are set up there to assist students while voting. The Election Board members hand out, collect, and keep track of the ballots throughout the day of an election .

1: Nicole Heinrich picks Anna Curry up to show her muscles . 2: Christina Tangora , Kathy Daniel , Kim Clayman , Connie Soucek , Julie Thom as and Nicole Heinrich build a pyramid for the camera . 3: Christina Tangora , Connie Soucek, Kathy Daniel and Julie Thomas show their Election Board spirit. 4: Chnstina Tangora waits for the votes to come in .

Row 1: Nicole Wilcher, Corrine Gorski , Beth Spoonamore , Kerry Prahl , Tanya McGowan, Heather Liay, Row 2: Wendy Dodson , Anna Curry , Kim Clayman, Julie Thomas , Andy Schuster, Brett Dewar, Laura De Atley, Nicole Hemnch. Row 3: Christina Tangora, Jennifer Daniel , Virginia Skell , Connie Soucek.

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SPANISH CLUB

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Brings a touch of Mexico The purpose of Spanish Club is for students to become more involved in Spanish culture. Throughout the year members participate in Copacabana, a Christmas party, a spring trip to Chicago, a dinner at Chi-Chi's, and a dinner with the other language clubs. This year the club has two foreign exchange students - Luis Melendez from Guatemala and Carla Salmas from Bolivia. This year's club officers are Liz Neal - President, Betsy Knieriem - Vice President, Corinne Gorski- Secretary, and Sandy Jump- Treasurer.

Row 1 - Shannon Cobb, Carla Salmas, Rachael Wilkins, Leslie Hammersmith, Sandy Jump, Liz Neal, Betsy Knieriem, Corinne Gorski, Jamie McCoy, Aileen Yang, Sherri Miller, Debbie Hettinger, Heather Thompson, Missy Murphy, Elizabeth Smith, Stephanie Lemmon, Aaron Libman. Row 2 - Christina White, Angie O'Neill, Anna Curry, Luis Melendez, Heather Harris, Jennifer Ashenfelter, Karen Olach, Amy Parker, Tricia Krusa, Any Fischer, Amy Hitzeroth, Liz Murphy, Laura DeAtley, Meg Alexis. Row 3 -Richard Cozell, Brett Dewar, Dan Konisky, Sheryl Dickerson, J. R. Wilson, Wendy Pickering, Sarah Jacobsen, Leanne Gapsis, Steve Vasuane, Mia Woodis. Row 4 - Alick Reid, Matt Frank, Derek Strunk, Jeffery Kurtz, Anne Bryan, Jacque Bourne, Chris Neal, Kathy Daniel, Jeff Troxell, Jeann Reed, Rob Keller, Todd Lash .

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Pic 1: Central is lucky to have Carla Salmas and Luis Melendez as exchange students this year. Pic 2: Pepe Lemmon demonstrates flamenco dancing for the members of the Spanish Club. Pic 3: Jacque Bourne and Anna Curry converse about the love they share for the Spanish Club.

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The Spanish Honor Society is for Spanish students that excel academically. This year the members started a tutor system, that is now helping about twenty students. The Spanish Honor Society also attends the Copacabana, the spring trip, and the dinner at ChiChi's. They sell flowers and candy to raise money. The club officers for this year are Betsy Knieriem - President, Brett Dewar - Vice-President, Angie O'Neill - Secretary, and Michelle Hutjens - Treasurer.

Pic 1: Club officers: Michelle Hutjens, Betsy Knieriem, Angie O'Neill. Pic 2: Row 1 - Sheryl Dickerson, Aileen Yang, Corinne Gorski. Row 2 - Michelle Hutjens, Betsy Knieriem , Angie O'Neill. Pic 3: Liz Neal tells the club about her trip to Spain over the past summer. Pic 4: Sandy Jump and Betsy Knieriem serve refreshments at the annual beginning of the year meeting.

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Francais est Fantastique French Club

French Club provides a means for all students of varymg levels of French comprehension to get together and have fun in a culturally French atmosphere . Throughout the year, French Club offers several activities for its members. A trip to Chicago for a day of French cinema, French food , and some good old-fashioned American shopping highlights the year. In order to pay for these activities , French Club sponsors flower sales , bake sales, and taffy-apple sales to generate revenue to be added to membership dues. As president of the French Club, Stephen Gorman hopes to encourage more participation in fund-raisers and other club activities.

Pic 1Âˇ Elizabeth Shaul says " Merci," at a French Club flower sale. Pic 2: Sarah, Heather, and Abby, enjoy the French Club trip to Chicago. Officers: Stephen Gorman , Elizabeth Shaul, Lisa Hari , Kim Clayman Row 2 Heather Culbertson, Heather Ireland , Anna Curry, Amy Owens, Kerri Thompson , Amy Ehler, Stephanie Tran Row3 Ela1na Truran, Anne Bryan, Lilly Lai, Sarah Z1on , Kara Gower, 1 Ang1e O 'Neill , Shern Mostert, Lenora Doss, Amber Marceau, Neva Burtis, Ursala ~ Howard Row 4 Gillian Kritzer, Maryalice Wu, M1ssy Kner, Nicole Osterbur, Alicia Liay, Gina Graz1ano, Jeff Hamburg, Jerry Dav1s, Jane Hopke, Tammy Sal1nger, Shannon Noonan, Laura Otto Row 5 Sarah Fay, Crystal Shaw, Julie Thomas, Geoff Eaton , Dan Shoemaker, Dan Eisenstein, Drew MacGregor, Nell Hermann , Heather Schutt, K1m Kasper, Brett Johnson

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French National Honor Society is comprised of a bunch of fun-loving , diligent students of French who have been inducted into the society in recognition of their high level of achievement in the language. Even though club meetings are few and far between, the officers of the FNHS: Pres., Jeff Hamburg, V.P., Kara Gower, Treas., Dan Eisenstein, and Sec., Kim Clayman, are planning a lavish induction ceremony in the spring that the inductees will not soon forget. The French National Honor Society does not sponsor fundraisers, nor does it offer organized activities for its members. It does, however, promote a sense of warm, scholarly camaraderie amongst its members.

French Honor Society

P1c 1 French Honor Soc1ety members goof off in the hall. P1c 2. Off1cers Kim Clayman, Jeff Hamburg, and Kara Gower d1scuss 1mportant Honor Society plans Pic 3: Row 1 Off1cers Jeff Hamburg , Kara Gower, Kim Clayman , and Dan Eisenstein Row 2 Heather Culbertson , Ta1mur Sull1van, Laura Otto, Dan Shoemaker, Nell Hermann, Amy Owens P1c 4 Dan Shoemaker sweeps Kara Gower off her feet

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SPRECHEN SIE DEUTSCH? What is German? It is not just the language, but the culture as well . German students who want to be exposed to German outside of the classroom find that German Club serves this purpose ; the German Club aims to let students experience various aspects of the culture . Any student who is enrolled in or completed German is eligible to join German Club.

.. 1 Row 1: Elaine Casper, Chris Olsen , Steve Hutchings, Amy Acheson, Ingrid Austin , Mr. Allen , Kenneth Yang , Diane Truran , Amy Montinelle. Row 2: Cheryl Cieniawski , Nicki Beaulin , Kristine Manuel, Nancy Hammel, Melanie Barret, Jessica Long , Angie Smith , Katrina Dohm, Ricky Stohm , Jessica Hanrahan. Row 3: Jenny Michaels, Bonni Goines , Debbie Hettinger, Joe Borovec , Annie Ek-Vinai , Mike Tymchyshyn , Leslie Hammersmith, Lisa Angerer, Nicki Heinrich, Wendy Dodson, Sarah Grubb, Sheila Siewert. Row 4: Erich lshum , Shane McDaniel, Russ Hatch, Dave Boyer, Pete Austin, Steve Braskamp, Jill Casey, Kai Larson .

Pic 1: Dave Boyer and Steve Hutchings wait patiently after school for a club meeting. Pic 3: Amy Acheson listens in German class. Pic 4: Is this a gorgeous smile or what? Pic 5: Beth Spoonamore and Ingrid Austin in a friendly hug. Pic 6: Steve Hutchings and Cheryl Cieniawski pose for the camera.

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GERMAN HONOR SOCIETY

Row 1 Keundo Park, Leslie Hammersmith, lngnd Austin, Mark Krug Row 2 M1ke Rasmussen, Nancy Hammel , Ann1e Ek-V1na1, Barbra Berdahl , Beth Spoonamore, Jenn1fer M1cheal Row 3. Gerard Saylor, Matt Pavlik, Shane McDaniel , Sean Treat , Jason Rasmussen , M1ke Tymchyshyn, Sean Moref1eld

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P1c 2 A group of honor students get together to sm1le for the camera P1c 3. Dave Boyer shows us h1s famous sm1rk . P1c 4 Matt Pavlik looks like he enJoys gett1ng h1s p1cture taken P1c 5 Leslie Hammersmith takes a break from her school work to show us her pearlie wh1tes P1c 6 M1ke Tymchyshyn smiles for the camera before class beg1ns P1c 7 Some of the honor soc1ety guys pose for the camera

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Afro-American Club Afro-American Club is not only a social organization for the black students of Central. The club also acts as a guiding force, giving its members some direction for their futures and a positive setting for conversing with friends . Mrs. Catchings, the advisor for the Afro-American Club is proud of the benefits offered to the club members and hopes for continued success.

P1c 1 Marcus Douglas and Raymond Leshore stand 1n the hall before an AfroÂˇAmencan Club meet1ng P1c 2. Larissa Jackson and Tracy Cnder help to make bake sale a success

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Row 1 Kathy B1gham , Anthony Clemons, Robert McNa1re, Angela Go~nes , Lenora Allen , Tanya McDonald Row 2 Karen Weatherspoon , Sandra Hams, K1m Conners , Deshaun Hams, N1cole W1lcher, Linda Allen , Deanna Amous, Lashawn Bran1on Row 3. Alic1a Lonnqu1st, Tw1la P1erce, Kat1na Wilcher, Janya Caroline, Julio AnduJo Row 4 Sam Yarber, Dann M1tchell, M1cheal Clemons , Brandon Crabb, Steve Brown , Gzne Johnson, Mrs Catch1ngs (adv1sor)

Among the several clubs sponsored at Central, Principal Scholars is sometimes overlooked or forgotten in the midst of g1ants such as Key Club and the National Honor Society. ThiS is unfortunate, for this club offers an exceptionally valuable opportunity for its members. The central function of Pnncipal Scholars is to afford black high school students a chance to visit college campuses around this area. It is the purpose of this service to stimulate interest amid Central's Negro population to strongly consider the avenue of higher education. The old adage contends that sometimes large and special thmgs come in small packages, and it holds true in this case. Though it be little-known, Principal Scholars is tremendously beneficial to the black community.

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Pte 1 Antonto ts Central 's newest Pnnctpal Scholar Pte 2 Kattna Wtlcher and icole Wtlcher dtscuss club bustness Pte 3. Row 1 Betty Campbell , AmanÂˇ da Osier, Ntcole Lenore Row 2 Janya Caroline, Kattna Wilcher, Gzne Johnson

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CHOIR

The Champaign Central Choirs had a eventful and successful year. They performed at area schools, at The Chancelor and at Central , in addition to The Fall Concert, The Madrigal Dinner and benefit concerts . New upperclassmen members along with outstanding underclassmen members, such as Jenny Davis and Kristen Casper, solidified the choirs, despite the shortage of boys this year. The Choirs at Central are sure to grace this school with their perfect harmonies for years to come. Congratulations on a great year.

s .. Pic. 1: Alumni Eric Mostert poses with Jude Nolen and Steve Love before a concert. Pic. 2: Jenny Cunnington and Patti Washburn are new members. Pic. 3: Pam Roy patiently waits for her picture to be taken. Pic. 4: Chris Olsen, Anne Helgesign and Steve Love pose at The Chancellor. Pic. 5: Sherry Miller, Jenny Davis, Pam Roy, and Michelle Tangora sing at The Fall Concert. Pic. 6: John Maclay and Jenny Davis smile in front of school. Pic. 7: Choir members talk before their group picture.

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Row 1 Lu" MelendM Cyndr Brtl<'k. Anna Cu11y. Be1h Spoonamore Row 2 Rebecca Angerer, Jenny Dav,_, Mrke Shay. Kevm Crum Davrd Rogers Row 3 Shell Mrller Matt r le1cher , Jrll Casey Mrchelle Tangora. John Maclay Pam Roy Row 4 Jenny Clarkson. Ken Cline Mary Schnerder , BfliCP AOQE'IS . SPan Gotrld . Ch11sllna Tangora Brad Herglund. l1~" AngPtPr

Row 1 Chns Olsen . Jude Nolen . Tory Hrnes Row 2 Lrsa Phelps , Knstrn Kasper, Jenny Cunnrngton , Heather Grmlrch. Path Washburn Row 3 Scott Elnck Yolanda Srdley Travonda Pea.-on. A E Gornes Ill . Pam Roy Row 4 Mrke Runkle Grnger Pankey Pat Fonner . Wendy Stephenson. Chanta Clay. Davrd Ross . Kara Cochran. Kevrn Crum. Angoe Byers

Row 1 Traer Orono. Mrn Jung Krm. Mollre Murphy, Apnl Uncapher. Stephanre Collins. Tanya McDonald . Laura Patterson. Lynn Krock Row 2 Trsh Bremer. Juliet Neely. Octavra Campbell Tory Hrnes . John Brownrng Melissa Thompson, Tammy Kurla Kowskr Row 3 Chera Bolhngsly Mochelle Lewrs. Roger Eagon. Terrence Mercoer Bryan Harvey. Tonya Jones , Jennrfer Kearny Debra Zook

Row 1 Melony Barrett. Mana Reed . Teresa Barrett . Felicra Bndges. Derae Knox . lnde Harns . Crystal Grlham Row 2 Charmarne Brown Juhe Summers. Trna Green. Lenore Allen . Sonja McFarland Lashown Allen. Retrsha Thadrson Row 3 Leshe Walden . Deanna Ammons , Lrsa Frarser, Krm Potts Pam Bndges

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Band Has A

Golden Touch Central has many things to be proud of, but one of the things that is least noticed is the Central Band. The band is composed of three different groups: Marching, Symphonic, and Jazz Band . The Marching Band performs at all home football games, and competes at state-wide contests . The Symphonic Band performs college-level literature and performs three concerts per year. The band also has the distinction of being regarded as the best high school band in the area. The last band is the Jazz Band . Last December, the band performed at the International Midwest Band and Orchestra Clinic. This honor deems them as one of the finest high school jazz bands in the country. The band is also noted for a large number of All-State participants including Barb Berdahl , Russell Stewart, Jim Pryor, Taimur Sullivan, Ben Grosser, and Keith Moore.

Pic 1: Tubman Mike Krug waits for the signal to begin playing for the fans during Homecoming. Pic 2: Karen Olach performs the flag routine to the band 's music.

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Row 1 - Trisha Krusa, Amber Marceau , Mike Hudson, Steve Brown , David Jones, Jake Bell , Kevin Kansy, Maurice King , Jason Weber, Jim Kull. Row 2 - Karman Sullivan, Paul Glaser, Chad Maier, Elaine Casper, Andrew Keefe, Amy Montanelli, Tim Bundy, Stacy Ficher, Heather Ireland, Sara Metz, Amy Sawyer, Aileen Yang, Jenny Lynch , Kenny Yang , Knichole Lenoir, Khaki Kitson , Kyra Steward , Jane Hopke, Barb Berdahl , Meg Giles, Sara Harkness, Kelly Hight, Henny Olach, Chris Olsen, Sara Bantz. Row 3 - Ernie Noah, Geoff Clarkson, Dwayne Simpson, Aaron Durst, Taimur Sullivan , Dan Barham, Greg Metz, Shawn Samii , Thorn Pauser, Bob Erwin ,

Heather Williver, Trina Dhom, Craig Erwin , Ken Wenzel , Alex Lazarvich, Travis Wilson, Brien Witherbee, Danny Martin, Dave Shaul , Scott McGregor, Adrian Feigl, Shannon Hollenger, David Bortell, Mike Leonard , Ben Grosser. Row 5 - Mary Pimonis, Wendy Pickering , Gwen Morenz, Liz Smith, Christina Tross, Sindee Kleckner, Melissa Thompson , Ellen Phillips , Chris Nicholas, Keith Moore, Russ Steward, Tracy Rodgers, Chuck Barham , Mike Krug , Richie Garcia, Marshall Dirks, Amy Cochrane, Angie Tangora, Juliet Neely, Jessica Long, Amy Cameron , Barbara Comer, Amy Parker, Kristine Carugat1 , Leslie Cavanaugh , Karen Olach , Jennifer Pheris .

Pic 3: The Central High School Band prepares to stun the audience with their excellent performance. Pic 4: Tricia Krusa, directs the band with deep concentration. Pic 5: Mr. Kull directs Alex Lazarvich, Taimur Sullivan , Sara Metz, and Thorn Pauser during Jazz '87 . Pic 6: Amber Marceau helps Russell Steward adJUSt his new uniform.

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Office Occupations Sparks Your Interest

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 students in the program honor their bosses. These students attend school in the morning while working office jobs in the afternoon, this gives the student actual on-the-job training. Also, several typing and other types of contests are sponsored during the year by this club.

3T Pic 1: Renee Veatch and Jennifer Visocky enjoy working at Central. Pic 2: Heather Tresslar and Shelley McConaha smile for the camera while doing their work. Pic 3: Row 1 - Heather Chapman, Heather Tresslar, LaDawn Febuary, Katie Madix, Melissa Graves, Danielle Skube, Renee Veatch. Row 2 Cherie Apperson, Kristine Cobb, Regina Bainter, Kelly Travers, Shelley McConaha, Rae Newman , Kate Erickson , Jennifer Visocky, Nicole Wilcher, Mrs. Davenport.

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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.

FUTURE HOMEMAKERS MAKE FOOD A CLASSY TOPIC

Pic. 1: These fellows show us that it is all right for a guy to be in the kitchen. Pic. 2: Melinda Schoonover and Angie Clow cook up a storm.

Pic. 3: Row 1 - Bryan Henson, Chris Howard, Johnny Frame, Peter Dixon. Row 2 - Tracy Crider, Melinda Schoonover, Mrs. Pirtle, Angie Clow, Cindy Davis. Row 3 - Charles Carraway, Teri Tabor, Rhonda McNutt, Sonya Netter, Brandon Crabb, Janice Sutherland, Patricia Netter, Derrick Thomas.

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KEY CLUB Key Club is a service for high school students . It operates under school regulations and draws its membership from the student body. The Key Club is uniquely different from other organizations in many ways . The Club's membership is open to all qualified students. A Key Club can be a tremendous asset to your school and community if you are willing to become involved and show you care.

1 A Row 1: Sarah Grubb, Marie Carpenter, Nikki Heinrich, K1m Downing , Angie O'Neill, Nicole Elston, Heather Ireland, Patti Carpenter, Susan Muirhead. Row 2: Lisa Angerer, Marla Booth , Sarah Marsh , Amy Owens, Kerry Prahl , Gina Graziano, Aaron Libman , Michelle Hutchings, Heather Harris, Heather Thompson, Shane McDaniel , Todd Lash , Roger Fischer. Row 3: Bob Erwin , Chris Olson , Jeff Kurtz , Daniel Konisky, Steve Braskamp, Dave Boyer, Dan Shoemaker, Steve Raquel, Greg Baylor, Christina Tangora, Anne Bryan, Shannon Noonan, Rob Keller, Matt Frank. Row 4: Anna Curry, Jamie McCoy, Wendy Dodson , Julie Thomas.

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Pic 2: Here are Key Club officers Steve Raquel, secretary, Kerry Prahl, treasurer, and Wendy Dodson, president. Pic 3: Key Club vice-president, Kristine Cobb, takes time out of her busy schedule to show us her famous smile. Pic 4: Sarah Marsh discusses Key Club plans with Mr. Sm1th . Pic 5: Michelle Hutchings shows us her smile. Pic 6: Heather Thompson smiles for the camera on her way to class.

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Pic 7: Nikki Heinrich and Anna Curry flash a smile before school. Pic 8: Shannon Noooan stops in the hall after passing out Christmas sox-o-grams. Pic 9: Sarah Marsh goes over Key Club goals in an after school meeting. Pic 10: Some Key Club members show their loyalty by selling donuts early in the morning. Pic 11 : Gina Graziano, Steve Gorman, and Daniel Shoemaker pose for a picture. Pic 12: Jamie, Kerry, Steve, Wendy, and Aaron all show their friendship with a hug and some cute smiles. 13: Shane McDaniel gives the camera a Key Club smile!

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SPEECH TEAM Speech Team is one of the few academic teams at Central, and a very successful one. The team has won the Regional Tournament as well as many others. Speech Team is not all work; members get to stay in hotels with swimming pools and watch Broadway plays in Chicago. They dine at only the finest restaurants and they hold group seances. One group of members even learned an ancient tribal language during the ISU tournament. This year, the area of schools to compete with was broadened and the tournaments were more frequent. Outstanding members were: Sarah Metz, Liz Neal, Karen Kleckner, Sara Zion and Dave Lazar. President - Liz Neal Vice-President - Karen Kleckner Vice-President - David Lazar Secretary - Drew MacGregor Secretary - Aparna Reddy Treasurer - Laura Otto

Row 1: Liz Neal, Karen Kleckner. Row 2: Debbie Hetinger, Amy Yarbrough, Jill Casey, Sally Pilcher. Row 3: David lozar, Andrew Billing, Drew MacGregor, Julie Keller.

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Pic. 1: " Strong enough to lift a box w1th a single hand! " What a coach! Pic 2: Rob Schroeder and Aparna Reddy smile during practice. P1c. 3: Missy Krier and Sara Metz discuss the upcoming competition. Pic. 4: Karen Kleckner, Liz Neal, Coach Sally Pilcher and Laura Otto are caught out in the sunlight. Pic. 5: Jeff Eaton, John MacCiay, Chad Dettamore , Coach Sally Pilcher and Rob Keller wash cars in the rain . P1c. 6: John MacCiay intensely concentrates on the next day's competition while Jeff Eaton rests after a tough day of competing. Pic. 7: David Lozar is one of the senior members of speech team , and he can wash cars too.

Row 1 Brodget Mullen , Sherry M1ller, Rebecca Angerer, Jayna Carohme, Steve Raquel, Dave Shaul, Jenny MIChaels Row 2 laura Otto, Rob Schroeder, Karen Kleckner, Uz Neal, Aparna Reddy, Beth Spoonamore, Anna Curry, Stanya Speed, M1ssy Kroer, J1ll Casey, Kathy Chrostenen, Sarah ZIOn, Harmony Reid, NICky Beuhn Row 3 Charlie Crommer, John MacCiay, Jeff Eaton, Chroshne Tangora, M1ke Hudson, Greg Baylor, Wendy Ooddson, NICki He1nr1Ch, Debbie Hetllnger Row 4 John O 'Conner, Ryan Galey, L1sa Angerer, MIChelle Tangora, Steve Vasanne, Rob Keller, Susan Mu1rhead , Amy H1teroff, Andy Keefe, Around ladderÂˇ Drew MacGregor, Chad Beckett, Coach Sally P1lcher, David lozar, Geoff Coates, Chros Olsen, Shane MacDane11

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FUTURE PROBLEM SOLVERS Future Problem Solvers is a group of students sponsored by Mrs. Hill who work together on challenging questions and problems that are sent to them in a packet. They answer the questions and problems to the best of their ability and then get scored comparatively with other students.

1: Senior Dan Shoemaker; out on a limb . 3 : Cathy Christensen swings into the future . 4: Seniors Joe Borevec , Dan Shoemaker, Steve Hutchings and Dave Boyer ; a group of future problems.

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QUILL & SCROLL INTERNATIONAL HONORARY SOCIETY FOR HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISTS 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.

Pic. 1: Row 1 - Geoff Coates, Kathy Christensen, Andy Schuster. Row 2 - Karen Kleckner, Becky Hicks. Pic. 2: Steve Raquel is not doing anything important, but he is a member of Quill and Scroll.

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The yearbook is a single semester project put together by selected members of Central High. Every school day during the first semester, the staff works constantly in order to produce a yearbook that should capture the school year through pictures and commentary. Headed by Mrs. Sheryl Hobbs as advisor and Steve Raquel and Kathy Christensen as editors, the Maroon hope to produce another unique work of art that can represent the true meaning of Central pride, tradition, and students.

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CLASS

Pic 1: Andy Schuster and Jenny Heinhorst refer to a past yearbook for help. Pic 2: Rob Schroeder decides which pictures will fit best. Pic 3: Elizabeth Shaul seems to enjoy her tedious task. Pic 4: Lisa Cobb and Heather Schutt take time out for a quick smile for the camera. Pic 5: Jeff Hamburg and Kathy Christensen talk to Mrs. Hobbs about some ideas. Pic 6: Jo Ellen Brunsen and Andy Schuster work hard to finish pages. Pic 7: Yes, Kara Gower can work and chew gum at the same time! Pic 8: Wendy Dodson and Sarah Marsh refer to Mrs. Hobbs for help.

Row 1: Jo Ellen Brunson, Betsy Knieriem, LaDawn Febuary. Row 2: Heather Liay, Aparna Reddy, Sara Marsh, Wendy Dodson. Row 3: Jeff Hamburg, Kara Gower, Jacque Bourne, Elizabeth Shaul, Chris Stines. Row 4: Kerry Prahl, Jenny Heinhorst, Laura De Atley. Row 5: Heather Schutt, Kathy Christensen, Steve Raquel, Rob Schroeder. Not pictured: Lisa Cobb, Kathy Holt, Andy Schuster, and Janet Wooley.

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Table of Contents -

Administration ........... 162 Staff ................... 163 Business ............... 164 Science ................ 165 Physical Education ........ 166 English . . . . . . . . ...... . .. 168 Mathematics ............ 170 Social Studies ........... 172 Arts and Home Ec ........ 174 Industrial Arts ............ 175 Foreign Language . . . . . . .. 176 161

ADJ\!IINISTRATION

Poe 1 Mr Harns , Mr WoJelena and Mr Freyman enJOY lhe CenlralfCentenmal Jootball game Poe 2 Mr WoJetena had a bout w1th the pollee th1s year

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Joe Wojetena Principal

Don Hansen Asst. Principal

U.S. Davidson Dean

William Freyman Dean

Barbara Voss Dean

Judy Cotter Counselor

Fred Fechtman Counselor

Mary Vidoni Counselor

STAFF

Joyce Hardesty, Carol Paine, Anne Gehr, Becky Dillingham, Peggy Yonka, Ruth Buckles, Lyla Hofftz, Unda Mahannah

Becky Crum Supervisor 105

Cynthia Jackie Librarian

John Lindstrom Athletic Director

Marylin Miser Psychologist

Front Da1sy Knott, Mary Ruyle, Freda Shocner, Agnes Day, Back Judy Dixon, Linda Jones, Marlene Peters, Susan Bayer, Donna Lux , Kathy Clarkson

Arne Rodgers Psychologist

Don Shipley Head Custodian Teachers

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BUSINESS

Marge Davenport

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Teachers

Dave Johnson

Susan Earp

Dike Stirrett

SCIENCE

Sarah Freyman

Richard Bonham

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Roberta Hill

Robert Miller

Clyde Smith

P1c 1 Students on Mr Moiler's A P Chemostry class smile !Of the camera Poe. 2: Robert M oiler poses woth a few of hos students Poe. 3: Students smole for the camera on the park Poe . 4: Sarah Freyman prepares to leave for the day Poe 5: Dave Molls grows a plant out of hos neck fOf Anatomy

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION Julie Wallace

Curt Phelps

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Teachers

Jeff Trigger

Tom Croy

Gene Ward

Jenni Miller

Karen Rasmussen

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Teachers

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ENGLISH

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Teachers

Dennis Nelson

Pat Johnson

Sally Pilcher

James Seay

ENGLISH Sheryl Hobbs

Margaret Friese

Julie Sherwood

Joseph Bauers

James Beck

Art Lehr

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MATHEMATICS

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Teachers

Rich Garcia

Jerome Hardesty

Jack Higgs

Joyce Hill

Joseph Houska

Roberta Jones

MATHEMATICS

P1c. 1: Jenny He1nhorst and Janet Wooley T.A. for Mrs. Jones. Pic. 2: Andrew McGiathery seems to understand it all. P1c. 3: John Reis looks up for the camera . P1c. 4: Miriam Rob1nson sm1les while teaching her Analyt1cal Geometry class . P1c . 5: Mr Wooley loves to dance for his classes! P1c. 6: Scott Grumish and Shanon Noonan work 1n class .

John Reis

Richard Remmert

Marian Robinson

Richard Wooley

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Scott Davis

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Susan Weber

Selby Klein

Charles Evans

Social Studies

Lesilie Bowman

Paul Quinlan

Drew Geisler

Fred Schooley

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FINE ARTS & HOME EC.

Kay Lemmons Home Economics

James Kull Band

Don Decker

Pic. 1: Mr. Danielson gives Kara Gowar a helpful hint. Pic. 2: James Kull's band includes some of the highest ranking musicians in the state. Pic. 3: Don Decker conducts his choir during Graduation. Pic. 4: " No pictures, please! "

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Stan Marsh

P1c. 1 Bruce W1sner can t wa1t for Happy Hour PIC 2 A student looks up from work1ng P1c . 3 A student works carefully on h1s proJect PIC. 4 M1ke K~rby sm,les next to h1s prOJect

William Moorefield

Myron Ochs

Bruce Wisner

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Marjorie Anders

Ed Allen

Bette VanEs

FOREIGN LANGUAGE 176

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Jan Kollar

Catherine Majdiak

SPECIAL ED.

Mary Beth Bogner

Faye Catchings

Christine Payne

lzona Burgess

Pic. 1: Special Education teachers Faye Catchings and Christine Payne, and Mr. Hansen try to use the broken copy machine. Pic. 2: Students work hard in class. Pic. 3: Faye Catchings not only teaches Special Education, but involves herself with the Talent Shows and the AfroAmerican Club.

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Administration . . ......... 162 Staff ... . .. . .... . ....... 163 Business . .. ........... . 164 Science .. .. ...... .. .... 165 Physical Education ........ 166 English ...... . .......... 168 Math .......... . .... . ... 170 Social Studies ........... 172 Home Ec ............... 174 Industrial Arts ...... . ..... 175 Foreign Language . . .. ... . 176 Special Education . .. .. ... 177 179

PERSONAL . -

BEST of LUCK

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GOOD LUCK Class of '88 BOB AND LANITA SCHUSTER

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We love you Heather! Happy Graduation to you and your class of '88. -Mom&Dad (Dr. and Mrs. Schutt)

CONGRATULATIONS! MAX! Best of Luck Always. Love,

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CONGRA TVLA TIONS KARA! WE LOVE YOU! -MOM&DAD

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SE:NIORS Acheson. Amelia 16K. 34 , 55 . 142. 143 Alex1s. Leah 55. 1OA Andersen. Morten 14, 55 AndUJO. Julio 16R. 144 Ange rer. Rebecca 2. 16N, 55, 85, 102, 134 Apperson. Chene 17, 55 , 150 Arnette. Keenan 55 Arnngton , Kenneth 1OG , 1OH , 16L, 16R, 36, 37. 55 Austin . Peter 15. 17. 26, 134, 178 Ba1nter. Reg1na 55, 150 Barber. Ilene 55 Baylor. Gregory 2, 1OH , 53, 55, 77, 134, 152 Berdahl . Barbara 55, 73, 148 B1gham . Kathenne 16N, 40, 55 B1llhymer. Andrew 55 Bloom . Andrew 55 , 132 Booth . Marla 55 , 77 , 140, 153 Borovec. Joseph 15, 56, 156 Boyer. Dav1d 2, 1OA, 15, 53, 56, 132, 142, 143. 153, 156. 165 Boysaw, Darrell 11 , 12, 27, 56, 83 Bntt, Howard 56, 179 Brock, Cyndy 7, 16C Brown , Paul 56 Brownmg , James 56 Brunson, Jo Ellen 11 , 16K, 24, 56, 77 Campbell , Betty 56 Caraway, Charles 151 Casey, Jill 7, 1OH , 16, 16C, 22, 56, 76, 83, 132 Catchings, Kimberley 40, 56 Chapman, Heather 56, 150 Christean, Tamie 16N, 56 Christensen, Katherine 56, 156, 178 Cieniawski , Cheryl 56, 80, 142, 143 Clarkson , Jennifer 56 Clay, Chanta 57 , 147 Clayman . Kimberly 37 , 57, 132, 137, 140, 141 ' 156 Clemons, Anthony 10G, 16R, 17, 27 , 57 , 144, 161 Coates, Geoffrey 57 , 134 Cobb, Kristine 2, 54, 82, 150, 179 Cobb, Lisa 2, 11 , 57, 187 Cochran , Kara 57, 147 Conner, Kimberly 57 Cook , Eddie 57 Cortez, Mark 17, 57, 161 Cox , Marcia 57 Cra1n , Max 4, 57, 178, 182, 188 Crider, Tracie 28, 57, 151 Cunnington , Jennifer 16H, 28, 19, 57, 73, 78, 147 Dabney, M1chael 57 Davis, Dartagnon 57 Day, Randall 57 Dewar, Brett 58, 132, 137, 156, 165, 178 Dickerson , Sheryl 58, 72, 104, 178 D1xon , Clarence 58 D1xon, Peter 58, 150 Doss. Val 58 Drake, Rhonda 58, 136 Duckworth , Charles 43, 97 Durst. Aaron 58 Eisenstein , Dan1el 16E, 25 , 58, 72, 132, 140, 141 Ek-Vtnai, Annie 53, 142, 143 Enckson, Kate 58, 150 Fallon , John 12, 14, 58, 182 Febuary, LaDawn 10F, 11 , 16M , 38, 58, 75, 150 F1ore, Donna 58 Fonner, Patnck 4, 58, 84 Fraz1er, Erica 58 Galey, Ryan 7, 11 , 13, 15, 16R, 17, 52, 58, 81 , 178 G1boney, TamaJOr 58 G1llon. David 59 G1lmore , Steven 59 , 74

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G1ngench. Dav1d 16. 16E. 16L. 25, 36. 37. 59 Gladney. Debb1e 17, 59 G,ladney. Pamela 59 Gomes Ill, R E. 10E, 59, 147 Gorman . Stephen 59, 140 Gorski . Con nne 59, 132. 137. 165 Gould, Sean 59 Gower, Kara 3, 10A. 10F. 17. 53. 54. 59. 140. 141 Graves. Melissa 59, 150 Graz1ano, Gina 2, 59, 140, 153 Grosser, BenJamin 59 , 148 Hamburg. Jeffrey 59, 84 , 132, 140, 141 Hammel, Nancy 59, 143 Hammersmith, Leslie 59, 82 . 142, 143 Han, Lisa 60, 141 , 183 Harper, Ph11ip 60 Harris, Sandra 17, 60, 144 Harris, Stephanie 60, 178 Hatch, Russell 16, 60 Hays, Elizabeth 26 Hemhorst, Jennifer 2, 3, 16C, 23, 24 , 60, 188 Helgesen , Anne 4, 60, 83, 147, 165. 178 Helmick, J1m 3, 10A, 10D. lOG , 52, 60, 178 Henry, Teresa 60 Henson, Bryan 60, 134, 151 Hermann , Nell60, 132. 140, 165, 178 Hett1nger. Debbie 60, 142, 143 Hicks , Carol 60 HOIJ, Malin 14, 60, 178 Holste, M11issa 16H, 29 , 60 Holt, Elizabeth 179 Holt, Mary Kathryn 16H, 28, 29, 61 , 74 Hooser. Jeffrey 61 Husband , Robert 7, 61 Hutchcraft. Laura 61 , 178 Hutchings, Steven 15, 61 , 75, 132, 156, 165 Hyatt, Cecil 61 Jackson. Angela 61 James, Charles 61 Jenkins. Michael 61 Jenks, Michelle 61 Johnson , Scott 7, 10E, 10H, 26, 61 , 77, 178 186 . Johnson , Willie 61 Jones , Stacey 61 Kaiser, Christine 61 Kansy, Kevin 16, 61 , 148 K1m , Min Jung 14 Kirby, Michael 62 , 81 Knieriem , Elizabeth 2, 1OE. 1OH 16C, 22 23 62 , 132 . . Krier, Melissa 16K, 35 , 62, 85, 134, 140 Kritzer, Gillian 62, 140 Kucera, Dave 54, 62, 72 Lazarevich , Peter 62, 82 Leeper, Monica 62, 179 Lemke, Stephen 62 LeShoure , Marcus 62 Liay, Alicia 62, 140 Liay. Heather 3, 53, 62, 137, 165, 179 Livingston , Kathy 16, 160. 17, 29 . 50, 51 62 178, 182 . . Lozar, Dav1d 62 , 80, 132 MacGregor, Andrew 17, 52, 62, 82, 140 M~~i~ , Kathleen 3. 4, 11 , 16M , 38, 52, 62, 78, Maisel, Charlene 16N, 16T, 40, 62 Matejkowski , Jason 62, 72, 178 M~~~kowski , Shana 10F, 160, 50, 51 , 62, McConaha, Shelley 11 , 16M, 38, 63, 150 McCoy, Jamie 4, 11 , 16M, 38. 63, 72, 132, 152, 165, 178 McDade, Michael 63 McDonald , Karla 63 McGee , Alfonzo 63 McGowan , Tanya 3, 16C, 17, 63, 137 Mcintosh , Douglas 21 , 63 McNaire, Robert 21 , 144 Melker, Ernestine 63 Metz, Sara 63, 148 Miller, Deanna 63 Miller, Sheri 63, 82

M1ller. Wendy 63 MillS. David 16, 16D, 161 .30, 31. 73, 165, 182 MillS, Robin 3, 11 , 63, 187 M1tchell . Dann 63. 144 Montague. Terese 63 Moore. Ke1th 64 . 148 Murphy . Elizabeth 16H, 29, 64 Neal. Elizabeth 64 . 132. 134. 156 Netter. M1ke 64 Newman. Rae 150 Nguyen. Tn Van 64 Noa. Ernest 64 . 148 O'Connor. John 64 Olach. Jenn1fer 64 , 134, 148 Olsen , Christopher 3. 16, 16K, 17, 64 . 147 148, 153 . Osier. Amanda 12. 14, 64, 179 Otto. Laura 3, 64 . 72, 84 , 132, 134, 140, 141 Owens , Calv1n 64 Peterson. M1chael 64 Phelps , Lisa 16C. 54 , 64 , 179 P1erce, Tw1la 64 , 144 Prahl . Kerry 2. 3, 7, 64, 78, 102. 137, 153 PrUitt, Timothy 65 Raquel , Steven 2, 17, 52, 65, 76 78 82 153 176 . . â&#x20AC;˘ . Reddy, Aparna 3, 65, 102, 165, 179, 182 Reed , Momca 65, 147 Rhodes, Shaennon 65 R1gsbee , Karen 65 Roberson , M1chelle 16N. 16T, 65 Rogers, Dav1d 65 , 165 Rook . Kiley 7 Roy , Pamela 65 , 147 Ryherd , Diane 160, 50, 51 . 65, 85 Salinas . Carla 14 Salzmann , Katherine 65 Sandberg , Arthur Patrick 65 Sansone , Kimberly 65 Sawyer, Thomas 65 Schiller. Christine 65 Schneider. Mary 2, 66 Schoonover, John 66 Schuster, Andrew lOA, 10H, 16, 17, 21 , 66, 78, 137. 186 Schutt, Heather 3, 16C, 18, 66, 82, 140, 187 Schwab, Lora 66 Schwenk, Alan 66 Seaman. Crystal 66 Shan, Wen Hui 14 Shan, Yun 14 Shaul , Elizabeth 13, 15, 160, 29 , 66, 140, 151 , 179 Shaw, Benny 66 Shaw. Percell lOG , 16R , 66 Shaw, Scott 10H, 17, 47 , 66 Shay, Michael 52 Shelby. Faith 10E, 12, 14, 66, 136 Shepston , Shay 16L, 24 , 36, 66, 84 Shoemaker, DaniellS, 33, 66, 78, 132, 140, 141 , 153, 156, 165 Shurtz , Richard 2, 7, 8, lOG , 16D, 33, 66, 75, 178 S1mpson , Dwayne 66, 148 Skeel , Virginia 67, 137 Skube, Danielle 67, 150 Slade , Shawn 11 , 67, 74 , 81 , 187 Smith , Crystal 67 Sm1th, Daryl 67 Smith , Lisa 67 Snoeyink , Todd 3, 7, 16R, 21 , 67 , 186 Sohn , Sue-Jean 67, 132, 156 Sollinger, Tamara 3, 67, 76, 140 Sterling, Cherry 67 Steward, Russeii16R , 67 , 132, 148 Stines , Christopher 16, 161 , 17, 30, 31 , 67 Strunk , Derek 67 , 76 Sullivan , Ta1mur 8, 67, 73, 132, 141 , 148, 165 Tangora , Michelle 67 , 73 Terry, Stephanie 67 Tester, Karen 68 Tousey, F. Ph1lip 16R , 17, 68, 134, 178 Trail , James 68

Travers. Kelly 160. 17, 51. 68. 150, 183 Tresslar. Heather 68. 150 Truran. Ela1na 68. 140 Tymchyshyn . M1chael 68 . 142. 143 VanVorst. D1rk 68. 178 Veatch. Renee 150 V1socky . Jenn1fer 68. 150 Walker. Susan 68 ward . W1lham 16R. 68. 178 wa shburn . Patnc1a 160, 50. 51 , 52 , 68, 147 W1cken s. John 68 Wilborn. Laura 16. 16K. 34 . 68. 75, 102. 132 W1lcher. N1cole 10A. 10D. 10F, 12. 14. 16N. 68. 137. 144, 150 W1leaver. Enc 69 Willhite, Jenn1fer 17. 69 W1lson . M1chelle 69. 178 WoodiS, M1a 69 . 74 , 177 Wooley. Janet 2. 3. 10D. 16C. 69. 186 Yang. A1leen 69. 148. 177

JUNIORS Acklin . Nanette 89 Adams. Kenneth Agwe . Joseph Aikman , Iran 24 , 89 AleXIS, Meghan 10, 14, 12, 89, 98, 138, 10H Allen , Lashawn 114 Allen . Lenore 114, 144 Allen , Linda 114, 144 Alsberg , Nicole 114 Alsop, Bradley Althaus , Kimberly 114 Ammons . Aaron 179, 93 , 89, 16R Ammons , Deanna 40, 16N Anderson , Almondo 114 Anderson , Caroline 114 Anderson , Clark 89, 16E Anderson , Jason 114, 16G Andres, Peggi 89 Athey, Geoffrey Attaras , Eeman 89, 132 At-Taras, Mahmound 114 Baldwin , Mark 88, 89, 99 Barber, Walter Barham, Chuck 19, 89, 102, 148 Barnett, Mark 89 Bellafiore, Lisa 3, 99 , 98, 89, 134 Bennet, Rex 89 Black, Erica 89 Blue, Amy 89 Bolton, Derek Bondurant, Thomas 29, 89, 52, 184 Booker. Stephon Bourn , Jacque 35 , 98, 96, 89, 138, 1OH , 16K Branion , Laswawn 89, 144 Braskamp, Steven 100, 132, 142, 143, 153, 24 , 89, 16D Brown, Eric 89 Brown, Paula 89 Brumfield , D. Bryan , Anne 132, 140, 98, 152, 89, 1OH Buchanan, Sammy 89 Burdette, Michelle 89 Busch, Anna 40, 99, 134, 89 Butler, Edward 16P Cain, Shannon 90 Campbell, Octavia 90 Carter, Sandy 90 Carter. Yunetta Caston, Lisa 90 Caston , Monte 90 Chapman, Daniel 90 Clark , Thomas 90 Clemons, Micpael 98, 144 Cline , Bruce 90 Glow, Angela 151 Coates , Leslie 51 , 98, 99, 90, 160, 16C, 160, 16T, 16U

Cobble. Amy 90 Collins. Gwendolyn 22. 10H. 98. 90. 16C. 130 Cooper, Michael Cordry. Tara 90 Covert. Tamara 90. 99 Cowan . Audra 90 Culbertson . Heather 140, 141 , 90 Curry. Anna 2, 11 , 38, 140, 98, 99, 90, 137. 97 . 152, 138, 16M Damel. Jenn1fer 24 . 98, 90, 137, 44 , 45 , 17, 16T Dao, Phu Van DaVIS, LUCinda 151 DeAtley . Laura 22 , 23, 10H, 98. 99, 90, 137. 138. 16C Demlow. Jason D1ep, Hung Dillman . Charles 90 D~rks . Marshall 90 D1xon. Rachael 90 Dodson, Wendy 2. 132, 152, 96, 137, 155, 90, 130, 16K Douglas. Marcus Ducey . Lynn 89 Dyson , Edd1e 32, 33, 179, 98, 12, 90 Edwards, Lorenzo Ehler. Amy 11 , 38, 140, 90, 16M Erw1n , Robert 132, 153, 148 Evans , Sarah 91 Farris, Clinton 91 , 16P Farth1ng, Andrew 91 , 31 , 30, 179 Fay. Sarah 24 , 98. 12, 10H, 140, 99 , 91 , 52 Fillman , Reid 91 Fischer, Jason 24 , 91 , 97, 17, 16D Fond1a , Raven 91 Frame, Johnny 91, 151 Frank, Matthew 91 , 138, 152 Frazier, Yolanda 91 Funkhouser, Marcus 21 , 16, 91 , 47 Garth , Scott 132 Gatson. Valorie 16N Gentille , Tara 91 Gerlach , Peter 184, 132, 91 , 16P Gibbs , Tammy 91 Gimlich, Heather 3, 98, 52, 91 Glaze , Jason 91 Golloher, Jason 91 , 16L Good , Jerry 91 Good , Jimmy Good , Timothy Graves , Marcus 91, 16P Graves , Melissa Green, Donnie 91 Grelle, Diana Griham . David 91 Grumish, Scott 31 , 59, 98, 91 , 161 Haley, Laura 91 Hammersmith, Tracy 91 Hampton , Arisca Hanley, Dawn Harden, Heather 91 Harris, Heather 138, 45, 153, 132, 92, 139, 16T Harris , Patrick Haynes , Charlene Hays, Jeremy 98, 46, 47 Head , Kevin 16K Heinrich, Nicole 24 , 179,37, 92, 137, 153, 2, 155 Helfrich, James 92 Hemming , Sean 92 Henderson, Daryl 92 Hendricks , Gail 92 Henson , Dawn 40, 92, 102 Hicks, Rebecca 134, 92 Hill, Tracie 92 , 16T Hoover, Rachel 92, 16K Hopke, Jane 92, 148 Howard, Christopher 151 Howard, Ursula 11 , 25 , 38, 140, 97 , 16M Hutjens, Michelle 139, 92 , 153, 45, 16T Jackson, Angela Jackson , Larry Jackson , Terralisha

Jacobsen, Sarah 138, 112 Jancola , Ronald 17 Jenkins, Tom Johnson , Cynthia Johnson , Marcus Johnson , Phelicia 92 Johnson , Tonya 92 Jonas , Daniel 92 Jones. James 88, 99, 92 Jones. Kerry 92, 99 Jump, Sandy 138, 139 Kakoma , David 92 Kakoma . Sarah 92 Keller. Robert 12, 14, 92, 134, 138, 152, 155 Killam. Brian 92 K1sellus , Kalli Kleckner. Karen 92, 134 Komsky. Daniel17, 25, 99, 138, 153, 156, 184. 16D Kramer. Jason 92 Kritzer, Matthew 52, 93 Kurtz , Jeffery 11 , 26, 98, 138, 153, 16R Kyle , Isaac Lane . William Lange, Stephanie Lash, Todd 88, 92 , 95, 99, 134, 138, 153 Lazarevich , Alex 93, 148 Leach . Holly 93 Lechel . Naomi 93 Lee. Leonard Lemmon, Stefanie 24 , 51 , 52 , 44 , 93, 98, 132, 138, 160, 16T Leshoure , Chevella 93 Lewis, Beth 93 Lewis, Karl Libman, Aaron 161 , 36, 93, 132, 134, 138, 153, 130 Lickly . William Llewellyn , John 93 Longfellow, Josh 93 Lynch , Jennifer 93, 148, 160, 52 McCloud, Brian 93 McDaniel , Shane 93, 132, 134, 142, 143, 153, 155, 16D, 161 McGee , Michelle 93 McKenzie, Chad 93, 184 Manning , Terrence 93 Markward , Abby 25, 38, 52 , 93, 111 , 132, 16M Marlowe , Loretta 93 Marsh , Sara 2, 93, 96, 99, 132, 153 Martin, Daniel 93, 148 Maynor, Shawn Melendez, J. Luis 138 Meyer, Matthew 16L, 36, 93, 98, 16E Miller, Christina Mitchell , Jeff 93 Mize. Amia 94 Moffitt, Anthony 94 Moore , Brenda 94 Morefield , Sean 94 Morenz , Gwen 94 , 148 Morris , Saundra Murphy, Melissa 10, 28, 29, 94 , 138 Napper, Kenneth 94 Nash , Corey Netter, Patricia 151 Netter, Sonya Lee 151 Nicholas, Christopher 94, 148 Nieto, Marco 33, 94 Nivison, Christine 94 Noonan , Shannon 10, 10H, 34, 90, 94 , 98, 140, 152, 16K Norwood, Yvonne Ochs, Michael 16L, 94 , 179 Olaivar, Anthony 94 Oneill , Angela 11 , 38, 94 , 98, 99, 132, 138, 139, 153, 16M Osmundson , Eric Owins, Teresa 94 Ownes, Amy Weinreich 2, 94, 132, 140, 153 Pankey, Ginger 94 Parastaran , Parham 25, 94, 16D Patterson, Laura 94

Index

193

Patterson, Lawanda 94 Pauser. Thomas 94, 148 Pavlik, Matt94 , 132,142 Payne, K1one Shantee 94 Peacock, Reeshemah 95 Palmore, Yvette Perk1ns, Josheph Pett1grew, Zach Phetchareun, S1tha Phipps, Daren 90, 91 , 99, 130 Plumb, March 136 Pollard , Melissa 95 Porter, Kelvin Potter, M1chaelene 95, 132 Powell, Dan 95, 92 , 16P Pnce, Rodney Pru1tt, Suzette 95, 16C Pryor, James 8, 95 Rakers, Brent 95, 132 Rasmussen, Jason 95 Reed, Jean Ann 138 Re1d , Alick Ramsay 32, 95 , 97, 132, 138 Reifsteck, Dulcie 95 Reynolds , Cns Reynolds, Robert 95 Rhoades, George Richardson , Ryan 95 Roberson , Momque 95 Robmson, Marcus Brent Rodgers, Tracy 95, 148, 44 Rogers, Bnce Rogers, Bruce 16P Ross, Dave 95, 16R Runge, Cindy 95 Runkle, Erik 95, 98, 16D Russell, Pam 94, 95, 16H Sackett, Matt 4, 13, 15, 95, 98, 99 Saylor, Gerard Schillinger, Robert 95 Schoonover, Melinda 95, 151 Schroeder, Tad 88, 95, 99, 130, 2 Schuster, Eric 95 Schwert, William 95 Seaman, Charity 95 Setters, Thomas Shepston, Shad 96, 16E, 16L, 16P Sibley, Brian Sibley, Yolanda 96 Smith, Justine 96, 136 Smith, Marshall 96 Sower, Tracey Speed, Stanya 96, 154 Spoonamore, Beth 2, 96, 132, 137, 146, 158 Steiner, William 96, 16P Stephenson, Wendy Sterling, Angela Stites Jr., Jesse 96 Stowers, Adolphus Strow, Latressa 96 Sweet Jr., Carl 96 Swim, Chad 96 Tabor, Teri 96, 151 Tandjung, Trina Tangora, Angeline 96, 134 Tester Jr., Robert 96 Thomas, Curtis 96 Thompson, Heather 96, 98, 130, 158, 153 Thompson, Kerri 96, 140 Townsend, Ouantina Tran, Stephanie 96, 140 Treat, Johnathon 96 Treat, Sean 96, 132, 143 Tsebelis, George 96 Vaughn, James Vaughn, Mindy Vogel, John 96 Walker, Tony Wallace, Jenifer Ware, Darnetta Watkins, Cassandra 96 Weatherspoon, Karen 96, 144, 160, 16T, 16U Weber, Jason 10, 96, 148 White, Derick

194

Index

W1ley, Enca 46, 178 Williams, Andrea 97 Williams, Jermaine Williams, Mala1ka 95 , 97 , 16T Williams, Perry 97 Williams, Sherry W1lson, Brain 97 Wilson , Dwyane 97, 99 Winbush, David 97 Wmfrey , Nichole Witherbee, Brein 97, 99, 148 Witte, Daryl Wu, Maryalice 10, 97 , 140 Z1egenhorn, Eric 97, 99

SOPHOMORE:S Adams, Angesia Aikman, Raquel 101 Alex1s, Wendy 101, 16M Angerer, Lisa 153 Appleby, Jamila 101 Arnold, Curtis Ashenfelter, Jennifer 101 , 138 Austin, Ingrid 101 Avant, Carlos Bailey, John 101 Bainter, Merissa 101, 16C Baker, Nathan 101 , 16G Barber, Michael 101 Beasley, J. 101 Beasley, Jack Beaulin, Nicole 101 Beckett, Chad 101 , 16G Beckler, Donald Beers, Robert 101 Begley, Wilhelmina 101 Bell, Jacob 101, 148 Bell, Todd 101 Belt, Devin Bigham, Angela 101, 144, 178 Bishop, Lamont 101 Bishop, Maria 40, 101, 16N Blair, Dawn 101 Blixen, Jeanne 101, 160 Bortell, David 148 Soucek, Connie 101, 137, 10, 16H Bremer, Patricia 101 Bridges, Pamela 101 Brown, Gerjale 101 Brown, James 101 Brown, Shevon 101 Brown, Yolanda 101 Browning, Jon 101 Bundy, Timothy 101, 148 Burtell, D. 101 Burton, Crystal Butnett, Etha 101 Byers, Angie 102 Cameron, Amy 102, 148 Campbell, Amy 102 Campbell, Cortauis 102, 16G Caroline, Jayna 102, 144, 178, 16N Carpenter, Elena 10, 102, 153 Carter, Anieset 102, 179, 16M Carter, Duane 10, 102 Carugati, Christine 102 Chiang, Tiffany 102, 16H Clark, Kenny Clarkson, Geoff 16G, 148 Clay, Calvin 102 Clay, Debra Clayborn, David Cline, Kinneth 102 Cobb, Carlos 102 Cobb, Kevin Collins, Stephanie 102 Conerly, Kin Cooper, Richardo 102

Cortez, Richard 16G Crabb, Brandon 144, 151 Crawmer, Charles 102 Crum, Kevin 102 Cut1s, Neva 102, 140 Dan1el , Dathuyn 10, 45, 102 Damels , Kevm Dav1s, Jenn1fer 3, 10, 102, 140, 16H Davis, Malkia 102 Dawk1ns , Shelhe Depona1 , John 103 Detamore, Chad 30, 31 , 103 Dever all, Just1n 103 D1rks , Jenn1fer 10, 103, 148 Doss , Lenora 140 Douglas , Harry Downmg , Kimberly 2, 103, 153 Duane, Lisa 103 Duncan, Stephen 103 East1n , Stephanie Eaton , Geoff 1OD, 16E, 103, 140, 16E ElliS, Mary Elrick, Scott 36, 103, 166, 16P, 16L, 16E England, Ethan 103 Evans , Joeseph Fe1gl, Adrian 103, 148 Fischer, Rodger 103, 153 Fisher, Stacy 103, 148 Fletcher, Matthew 103 Fults, Jana Gaps1s , Leanne 34, 53, 103, 16K Garcia Jr., R1chard 103, 16G, 148 Gardner, Gidget Garret, Theresa 103 Garrett, Derrick Giertz, Seth 25, 103, 16L Gladney, James 10, 10A, 103 Glaser, Paul103, 148 Goddard, Laura Goines, Angela 103, 134, 16U Goines, Bannie 103 Golloher, Jessica 16L Grant, Donald Gray, David 104 Gray, E. Green, Cryssida 104 Green, Katrina 104 Gudeman, Julie 104 Harris, Deshon Yvette 104 Harris, Michael 104 Harrison Jr., Thomas 104 Hart, Kimberly 104 Harvey, Craig 104 Harvey, Toriano 104, 16G Haussermann, Adam 104, 156, 16G Hays, Emily 1OE, 53, 104, 16K Heath, Timothy 52, 104 Hempel, Michele Herglund, Bradley 104 Hindman, Tammy 104 Hitzeroth, Amy 104, 138 Hoand, Long Chi Hodges, Todd 104 Holt, Jill3, 10, 12, 14, 28, 29, 104, 16H Hoover, Zachary 104 Hudson, Micheal104, 16G, 148 Huff, Chinesa 104 Hunt, Dillard 104 Huss, Micheal 104 Huynh , Thi My Linh 104 Isham, Cory Jackson, Angela 112, 105, 56 Jackson, Jason Jackson, Larissa 105 Jahn , Amy 29, 16, 105, 16G Johnson, Angela Johnson, Brett 105, 10, 140, 16G Johnson, Gzne 50, 105, 144, 178, 16N, 160 Joop, Travis 16G Kaiser, Joe 105 Karl, Kristen 105 Kasper, Kristin 3, 9, 44, 105, 140, 16T, 16U Kearney, Jennifer 105

Keefe, Andrew 105 Ktndle, Montque 105 Koss, Stephatne 52, 53, 105 Kraus. Stmson 105 Krug, Mark 105, 16G, 16P, 148 Krumm , Stacy 105 Krusa , Tncta 105, 138, 148 Lat, Lily 105, 134, 140 Lake, Ntcholas 16P Landers, Charles Larson, Kendall28, 29, 105, 16H, 16U Lee, Shen Lenard, Stephante 105 Lenotr, Anttonette 106 Leonard, Mtchael 106 Lewts, Latricia 106 Ltu, James 106 Lo. Alexander 53, 106, 16G LonnqUist, Altcta 106, 144 Maclay , John 106, 16G, 1OA Mater, Chad 106, 16P, 148, 16E Malamer, Kara 106, 134 Manuel , Marie 106 Manzella, Joe 106 Marceau , Jean 106, 140 Manon, Karonda Marnssette, Dyshonne Marsh, Davtd Marttn , Ron 106 Martinez, Amy Matthews , Gladys McCaskill , Gary 106 McClendon, John McCloud , Ronald 106 McDonald , Taniya 40, 106, 144, 16N McGee , Luvetia McGiathery, Andrew 106 McHaynes, John 106 Mcintosh, Marleah 106 Mcintosh, Tom McNutt, Elana 106, 151 Miller, Ethel Mills, Rob 16G Montague, James 106 Moody, Mary 106 Moore, Antonio 107 Moore, Lance 107 Morenz , Kevtn 107 Morgan , Jeffrey 107, 16G Morgan, Ronnie 107 Morns , Dawn 107 Mostert, Sherry 107, 140 Motley, Elanine 107 Motley, Joe Muirhead, Susan 107, 153 Mullin , Bridget Nagler, Gregory T. 107 Neal , Christopher 107 Neal, John J. Neil, Anissa M. 107 Neil , Yolanda D. 107 Netter, Cloyd L. 107, 52, 16G Nolen, Jude Anthony 32, 53, 107, 17 Oglesby Ill, Harvie Dale 107 Olach, Karen Denise 107, 138, 148 Oliver, Jeffrey D. 107 Olson , Tabitha S. 107 O'Neal, Calvin F. Orgen , Susan Elizabeth 107 Osterbur, Nicole Marie 107, 140, 160 Paci , Eric Alfred Pack, Micheal107, 16G Palmer, Latasha L. Paris, Nichola Lee Park, Keundo 107 Parker, Amy Rea 108, 138, 148 Patterson, Delbert 108, 16G Pearson, Travonda Elaine 108 Perales, Jessica Jean 3, 108 Pfaus, Christopher A. 108, 16G Pickering, Wendy Jane 108, 16K, 148 Porter, Beverly L. Rachels, Delmer L. 108

Rahman, Santanu 108 Reed , Felicia Harmony 108 Rtfe, Harold James 108 Roberson, Rebekah 29, 108 Robtnson, Garry Tyrone 108, 16G Robtnson, Laura 108 Rodgers , Darryl 108, 16G, 16P Rollings, Michelle A. 108 Rosenberger, Alissa A. 108 Roundtree, Stanley L. 108 Ryan, Micheal Wayne 108 Sameh , Amy Lorraine 108 Sameh, Maysa Lynn 108 Samu, Shawn Mtcheal108, 179, 148 Schmtt, Bnan Peter 108 Schnabel , Jeanne Heidi 108 Schroeder, Robert Joseph 30, 31 , 108, 161 Schultz , Tnna Lynne 109 Shaul, David Armstrong 109, 161 148 16L 16E ' ' ' Sheridan, Susan Stlbey, Zeniada Deshone 109 Simmons, Micheal Eric 109, 16G Skeel, Christine Angela Smith , Marcee D. 109 Smtth , Tonya D. Smtthenry, Kenney William 109 Somers, Mtcheal Robert 109 Soucte, Darren Christopher 109 Sparks , John L. 109 Spencer, Neil A. 109 Sttnes, Patrick John 25, 36, 109, 16E, 161 , 16L, 16E Storm , Mtcheal Victor 109 Strunk, Ntcole Lynelle 109 Sullivan, Kamran Ali 109, 148 Sullivan, Shawn Tabeling, Shawn M. 109 Tangora, Christina 10, 137, 109, 152, 16M, 148 Tarr, Kathy J. 109 Taylor, Tonya Deaane 109 Teuscher, Phillip 109 Thadison, Ramel Jelonn Thomas, Derrick Leroy 151 Thomas, Julie 10, 14, 12, 108, 137, 153, 140 Thompson Jr., James 16G Thompson , Jeffrey Victor 108 Thompson, Julius Thurman , Robert T. 16G Thurman, Sharnae L. 10 Troxell , Jeffrey Byron 10, 31, 30, 53, 138, 110, 16L, 161 Utley, Deatra A. 110 Valkanos, Stavros 110, 16G Vanagaitis, Julie Marie 53, 110, 16M Vasune, Steve 110 Vaughn, Andtrice L. 11 0 Vaughn Jr., Daskel W. Vetter, Jason Erik 110 Visocky, Alan T. 110 Vogt, Ricky A. 16P, 16L Waller, Shannon Ward , John Watkins, Cory 110, 16U Way, Robin 110 Welch, Anthoney 11 0 Wenzel , Kenneth 110, 148 West, Jason Wheeler Jr., Donold 110 White, Matthew 53, 100, 16G, 16E Wiborg, Kurt 11 0 Wicks, Tyno 11 0, 16G Wilkerson, Nicole Wilkerson, Raenise 110 Williams, Christopher Wilson , Aaron 16L, 110 Wisehart, David Woodard, Brian Woodis, Lisa 3, 52, 11 0 Wright, Derek 110 Yarber, Samuel111, 144 Yaxley, Timothy 111, 16G

Zton, Sara 111 , 140 Zook , Debra 111

FRE:SHME:N Adams, Kenneth Allen , Lashawn 115 Allen , Lenore 115, 144 Allen, Ltnda 115, 144 Alsberg , Nicole 115 Althaus, Ktmberly 115 Ammons, Deanna 40 Anderson , Almondo 115 Anderson , Caroline 115 Anderson , Jason 115, 169, 16G At-taras, Mahmoud 115 Baily, Felicia 115 Balke , Christopher 115 Bantz, Sarah 115, 148 Barber, Jerel 115, 16G Barham, Daniel 115, 148 Barnett, Joshua 115, 169, 16G Barrett, Melony 115 Bazzani , Matthew 115 Bell, Rodreckus Bender, Tony 115 Billingsley, Cheranita 115 Bishop, Stephen 115 Slager, Matthew 115 Blaisdell , Rebecca 115 Booth, Allissa 115 Boswell , Allison 115 Boyd , Bryon 116 Boyd , Phillip 116 Brewer, Cameron 16G Bridges, Felecia 116 Brock, Barry 116, 16G Brown , Charmaine Brown , Julie 116 Brown, Latonya Brown, Mindy Brown Ill, Roy 116 Brown, Stephen 116, 144, 148 Brumfield , Micheal116 Bryan , Melissa 116 Burns, Tammy 11 Burries, Christine Burten , Scott116 Butler, Kewaunee 116 Butler, Tyla 116 Carpenter, Colleen 116, 153 Carr, Todd 116 Carrico, William 116 Casey, Richella 116 Caspers , Elaine 116, 148 Castillo, Micheal 116 Caston , Charles 116 Cavanaugh , Leslie 116, 148 Chaney, Shanta 116 Chenoweth, Marcus 116 Christensen, William 116, 156 Clayman , Micheal 116, 169, 16G Cobb, Shannon116, 138, 35, 16K Cobb, Teressa 117 Cochrane, Amy 117, 148 Comer, Barbara 117, 148 Compratt, Andrew 12, 117 Coval, Eric 16G Cox , Derick Cox, Jacinda 100, 117 Culbertson, Melanie 117, 169 Culbertson, Seanne 117, 16G Daly, Douglas 117, 16G Dhom, Katrina 117, 148 Difiore, Kirk 117 Diorio, Traci 117, 53 Downing, Todd 117

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Dupree Ill , Woodrow Eagen,Roger117, 16G Eessfeldt, Jennefer 117 Ellerbe, Aneta 117 Elston, Necole 117, 152 Erwen , Craeg 117, 148 Fechtmann, Stephen 117, 169, 16G Ferguson, Angela 117 Fesher, Kacee 117 Flemons , Atiba 117 Fonner, Sean 117 Ford , Sean 117, 16G Frasier, Usa Froeschl , Stephanee 117, 16M Gardner, Mackele 118, 160 Garrett, Jennifer 118 Giles, Margret 10, 118, 148 Gelliam, Cr stal 118 Gengericl v1ark 118 Goddard <obert Goldstein , "irnaby 118, 16H Gorham, RL 'rt 118 Gould , Alexis 118 Graham , Eric 118 Green, Sonya 118 Greenfiled, Jame 10, 118 Grein , Shelly 118 Grubb, John 118, 16H Grubb, Sarah 118, 153 Guire, Dominick 16G Ha, Khac Han N Hanley, Brain H. 118 Hanrahan, Jessica 118 Hansens, Rodger Hari, Jane 118 Harkness, Sarah 118, 148 Harris, Denese 118 Harris, lnde Harris, Lisa Harvey, Bryan 118, 146 Harvey, Wandjell 118 Heifer, Eric 16G, 118, 156 Helfrich, Joe 118 Helmick, Richard Hendricks, Richard 118 Henson, Scott Hercik, Joel 119 Hight, Kelly 148 Hightshoe, Allison Hines, Tory 16G, 146 Hollinger, Shannon 119, 148 Horner, Michelle 119 Hottman, Troy 16G, 119 Huffman, Dennis Husband, Christa 119 Hwang, Sang Hum Ireland, Heather 10, 119, 140, 153, 148 Jackson, Tonunica Jameson, Kimberly Janas, Christie 119 Jenks, Angie 16H, 119 Johnson, Chadwick 119 Johnson, Eric 119 Johnson, Mary 119 Johnson, Monikka 119 Johnson, Wendy 119 Jones, David 119, 148 Jones, Juan 119 Jones, Korbin 16G, 119 Jones, Mark Kamerer, Jeffrey 16G, 119 Kelly, Aaron 119 Kemper, Kristen 119 Kimbrough, Kentra King, Elonna 120 King, Maurice 16G, 120 Kinter, Christopher 120 Kitson, Katherine 120 Kleckner, Cynthia A. 10, 120 Knox, Derae Yalonda 120 Koenig, Christy Konisky, David 33, 120 Kozoll, Richard 120

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Krock, Lynn 120, 146 Krug , David 16G, 120 Kucera, Matthew 120 Kurlakowsky, Tammy 120 Kusmanoff, Alexander 120 Larson, Kai 120 LeCrone , Tara 120 Leeper, Ericka 120 Lemke, Dennes 120 Lewis, Kinney Lickly, Michael 120 Litchford, Mechael 16G Long , Jessica 120 Long , Shatez Longer, Beatrices Lonnzuist, Karen 120 Lynch, James Lynn , Nathanael 121 MacGregor, John 121 Maier, Tonya 121 , 160 Mann, Alyson 160, 121 Marrissette, Angelo 121 McClain , Jason McCoy, David McFarland, Sonya 121 McGiathery, Benjamin 16G, 121 McGowan, lan 121 Merceer, Terrance 121 , 146 Merriweather, Kashwan 121 Metcalf, Ronald 121 Metz, L. Gregory 121 Miller, Cindi 121 Meller, Dianna Mize, Clyde 16G, 130 Moffett, Sharell121 Montanelli, Amy 35, 52, 121 Moore, Charles 121 Morrissey, Kristina 121 Motley, Anthony 121 Mullens , Shawna 160, 121 Murphy, David 121 Murphy, Mollie 121, 146 Murray, Jennifer 121 Myers, Darren 16G Nagler, Joe 121 Nash, Jonathon 121 Neal, Michael 121 Neely, Juliet 121 , 146 Ochs, Aaron 121, 130 O'Day, Jennifer L. 122 Ohlsson , Eric Lawrance 122 Oliveera, Shawn T. 122 Olson, Christine Louise 35, 122 Orner, Jennifer Jo 122, 160 Osmundson, Allan S. Pack, James 16G, 122 Pack, Sammy 122 Patel , Hansaben M. Patterson , John Ivory 16G, 122 Patterson, Shannon 128 Pelaez, Stephen D. Pettigrew, Aretha Pettigrew, Nathilena 122 Pfaus, Elizabeth Ann 122 Pfeifer, Patrick W. 16G, 122 Phelps, Stacey L. 120, 122 Pharis, Jennifer J. Phillips, Ellen 122 Phillips, Michael C. 122 Pickett, Mark Raymond 16G, 122 Pierson, Lamonte Cortez 122 Pierson, Stacy Duane 122 Pomonis, Mary Anna 122 Porter, Jeremy K. 161 , 122 Porter, Kassandra 122 Potts , Kimberly M. Pye, Dewayne Lamont 122 Randolph, Raymond 122, 16L Ratchford, Calvin 122 Ratliff, Debbie 123 Rempe , Brian 123 Ribelin, Mary Ann 123 Rigg , Suzanne 35, 16K, 123

Roberts . E. Paul 123 Robenson , Frederick 16C, 123 Rollings , Eric 123 Runkle, Mechael 123 Rutherford, Alexander 123 Sabatene, Erica 123 Sameh, Leah 123 Sansone, Steve 123 Sawyer, Amy 123, 148 Schaefer, Lesa 123 Schoonover, Debbie 123 Scott, Rechard 123 Sekula, Jode 123 Seegel, Adam 123 Siewert, Sheela 123 Skube, Damon 123 Smith, Angela 123 Smith, Elizabeth 123, 138 Smith , Heather 123 Smith , Jerry 123 Smith , Mary 123 Smith , Robin 123 Smith , Shannon 123 Smith , Shannon 123 Smith, Terence 16G, 123 Spanglo, Anthony 123 Spinks, Caricho 123 Spinks , Carlos 123 Stack, Meliissa 124 Staeske, Donna 124 Starkey, Angela 124, 16M Steward , Kyra 124, 160, 148 Stinson , Jeffrey 16L, 124 Stone, Rechard 124 Strayn , Tracy 124 Summers, Joshua Summers, Julia 35, 52, 16K, 124 Tate , Amanda 124 Tate, Myron 124 Terry, Shantel Thadison, Retesha 132 Tharp, Cara Thomas , Jeffrey Thomas, Meleka 124 Thomas , Tristan 124, 16G Thompson , Brent 124 Thompson , Melissa 124, 146 Tran , Julianne 156, 124 Tran , Ngyuen 124 Tross, Christina 124, 148 Trumpinski , Heather 178, 124 Truran, Diana 124 Tsebelis, Alex 156 Uncapher, April 124 Utley, Ron 124 Vannarath, Tou Vaughn, Alesha 124 Waddell , James 16G Waldon, Leslie 52, 146, 124 Ward , Mario 124 Ware, Ladawn 124 Weber, Jason 125 White, Christina 138, 125, 136, 52 White, Lisa 125 Wilcher, Katina 144, 125 Wileaver, Heather 125, 148 Williams , Davaughn 125 Williams, Kisha Williams, Monica 125 Williams, Terrence 125 Williams Jr., Willie 125 Wilson , Travis 125, 148 Wise , Matthew 125 Wood, James 125 Wooden, Darci 125 Wright, Almeda 125 Yang , Kenneth 125, 148 Yaxley, Brandi 125 Zeegenhorn, Josh 125 Zion, Lonny 156, 130, 125

The 1988 Maroon was brought to you by: Advisor - Sheryl Hobbs Business Advisor- Julie Sherwood Editors-in-Chief - Kathy Christensen Steve Raquel Student Life Editor - Kerry Prahl Assistants - LaDawn Febuary Kara Gower Laura DeAtley Janet Wooley Sports Editor - Andy Schuster Assistants - Kathy Holt Betsy Kneiriem Rob Schoeder Chris Stines Album Editor - Kathy Christensen Assistants - Jacque Bourne Heather Liay Elizabeth Shaul Clubs and Teachers Editor - Lisa Cobb Assistants - Joe Ellen Brunson Jeff Hamburg Aparna Reddy Heather Schutt Ads & Index Editor - Jenny Heinhorst Assistants- Wendy Dodson Sarah Marsh Publishing Representative - Paula Keith

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