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WELCOME BACK!!! j~jF~~~ irst Day '91-'92 iF"~-----,

The first day back to school was filled with anxiety, excitement, and sweat. Between the new freshman who were trying to find the fourth floor, the sophomores who were still freshman at heart, the juniors who were finally upperclassmen, and the SENIORS who were ready to make an impression and then get the hell out, the school was buzzing. Near record high temperatures made the first week nearly unbearable, but the administration shortened the school days to miss the brunt of the heat. Freshman Tasha Anderson commented, " Damn, It's hot!!! " This pretty much summed up the feelings of all the students and faculty except for the very qualified deans, principals, and counselors who were sitting very comfortably in their air conditioned offices.

Oh my God, the seniors are sooo weird! This senior is enthused by her schedule.

Steve Dyson takes a jab to the face. Why won't my locker open?

First Day

COURTYARD JAM ~ ~~B;

. ack to School Dance

Well, this years Back to School Dance was a great success. Because the heat index soared to 95 degrees the night of August 30th, the dance was held in the courtyard for the first time. There was but one problem-the police were called by neighbors to investigate the "obnoxious" noise coming from the high school. Luckily, nobody ran when the cops showed up, and the dance was dubbed "the best ever" by all who attended. These radiant smiles are deemed to melt a few hearts.

Two of the D.J.'s take a well deserved break. Gayla can only wish that she is a senior.

These guys will tell you that women are just not worth the time. Billy Durbin learns the hard way that even freshman know how to reject.

5~ Back to School Dance

ST LIN' & PROFILIN' ..::·..p.:.:· ... ads and Fashions :: :::

No one can say exactly what fas ·on is. If you ask ten different Central students what fashion is, you will undoubtedly get ten different answers. Every student, however, dresses with one thing in mind, to make an impression.

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Everyone at Central has caught the sixties fashion wave. tudents have reverted back to ty -dyed tee' strands of beads, and the oh-so popular cutoffs. On an given day one you can walk down the hall and see at least ten people wearing overalls. These aren' t the OSH KOSH B'GOSH overalls our mothers dressed us in as children, but the more stylish versions: Guess and Levis. Of course, as with any fad, there is a "cool" way to wear them; with one shoulder strap unbuttoned and hanging down.

Student's at Central have been swept up into the Beverly Hills 90210 phenomenon. Every Thursday

between 8:00pm and 9:00pm most Central students drop everything and tune in. This show has brought back a fad from the past; sideburns. This may have something to do with the fact that two of the hottest character wear them. This fad has even caught on at Central, or could this be Be erly Hills?

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Fashion Hits 1. Flag Football Jerseys 2. Anything an upperclassman wears 3. Boxers 4. Leather woven belts 5. Beaded necklaces 6. Sideburns 7. Flannel shirts 8. Leather jackets 9. Suede shoes 10. Expensive tennis shoes

Fashion Misses

1. Anything an underclassman wears 2. Raiders jackets 3. Big bangs 4. Geri curl 5. Carnoflauge 6. Guys in spandex 7. Rolled jeans 8. Bell bottoms 9. Hypercolor 10. Umbros Central's studs show off their stylin' underwear in front of the Excellence in Education sign. Since their win last spring everyone seems to be bullish on the Bulls. It's only natural to want o identify oneself 'th a winner, When was the last time you saw anyone wearing a Minnf'sota Timberwolves tee shirt? In keeping with the sixties motif, this young lady shows he fashion sense with her brightly colored, psychedelic skirt. Although these colors might be a bit wild for everyone, some people feel that they're a welcome hange from the muted colors that have been around fo r so long.

Many gir at Central strive to make an impression with theÂˇ legwear. Tights and leggings in various colors and patterns are a popular fad this y ar. What is this? It's the German invasion. Birenstock sandals are a very popular fad this year, especially with Cen . al's teachers. This particular pair belong ot Mr. Decker, who is proudly showing off his SEXY toes.

Fads and Fashions

KING AND QUEEN . -:路=路=路:路

King

omecoming Court Court

Thomas Parker is this year's Homecoming King. He loves a good party and enjoys sports. Thomas has been an outstanding credit to the football, basketball, and track teams at Central. He hopes to pursue his athletic talents in college. Presently, Thomas is planning on attending Wake Forest University. "I would like to wish the class of '92 success and happiness in the year to come. I would also like to say goodbye to all the underclassmen 'homeys' I'm leaving behind, good luck."

Devon Harvey is one of this years court nominees. He is involved with AfroAmerican Club and has played football for 3 years. Devon plans to play junior college football; if not, he will attend Jackson State or Florida A. & M. Sarah Weinstein is very active in many dubs. Spanish Club, Key Club, and Spanish Honor Society are just a few. Sarah was her freshman class treasurer and sophomore class secretary. She has recieved honors such as the Presidential Academic Fitness Award, has been mentioned in Who's Who Among American High School Students, and has been nominated a Congressional Scholar. In addition, she has held leads in both the fall and spring musicals. She plans to study pre-medicine at Northwestern University or University of illinois.

Thomas Parker

Queen Rochelle Smith is this year's Homecoming Queen. She is a member of Afro-American dub. She is a cheerleader and a member of the track team. Rochelle's hobbies include bike riding. In the future, she plans to go to Parkland and enroll in the nursing program.

During his years at Central, Rashidi Overstreet has been involved with Student Council, Afro-American Club, and Science Club. He has played on the football, basketball, and track teams. He plans to attend Dillard trade school to study business management or real estate. Angela Hinkle is a member of the National German Honor Society. For four years she has been a wrestlerette and maintained a position on the Honor Roll. She plans to attend Parkland for two years, the University of illinois for two years and major in accounting or business. Chad Collins has played football at Central for 3 years. He would like to pursue his athletic career in college. Chad plans on attending Olivet Nazerene University to study criminology.

Jessi Wood is Vice President of her Senior

Rochelle Smith

Homecoming Court

class and a member of the yearbook staff. She is actively involved in Peer Ears and Spanish Club. She has been a valuable participantof the varsity swim team for four years. She plans on going to SIU to major in Political Science.

COURT omecoming Court

Sarah Weinstein

Rashidi Overstreet

Chad Collins

Jessi Wood

Jamon Mytty has been in Spanish Club for three years and has played football and baseball for three and four years respectively. He has been mentioned in Who's Who Among American High School Students and plans to study Business Administration at Indiana or Wisconsin. Wanda Thompson works in Central's school library under the Office Occupations Program. She plans on going to Parkland but would like to go on to a four-year college and major in business.

Jamon Mytty

Wanda Thompson

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THE HEAT IS ON The Homecoming Bonfire definitely made an impression this year. The night got all the Central students ready for the Homecoming These students take time out for a picture. football game. As the Bonfire began, the cheerleaders showed off their " spirit" and led the crowd in a few cheers. Then, several junior guys did an imrnitation of the varsity cheerleaders. The excitement continued as the Pepettes got the crowd aroused with their dance routine. Chad Collins took first place in the traditional " sexy legs" contest. The band played and the fire burned high as the students got psyched up for the game and several other Homecoming activities that were planned for the weekend. When students were polled on the outcome of Homecoming, responses said that the parade was fun, there was too long of a line for pictures at the dance, and the Bonfire left the best impression!

Don' t touch my bootie!

Ohhh baby!

Bonfire

I'm running out of breath!

This fire represents Central's great spirit.

Bonfire

GO MAROONS! Central High School's annual Pep Assembly was held in Combes Gym. The day of the big game between the Maroons and the Railsplitters was tense with the absence of the Varsity Cheerleaders; however, the J.V. Cheerleaders and the Pepettes inspired everyone regardless. The crowd cheered heartily as the class competitions started, and the male pepettes strutted their moves. The seniors won the float competition for the second year in a row. The pride of Central students is one for other schools to admire. The students of Central High School support their football team.

Mr. Decker gets into the festivities .

Pep Assembly

The Pepettes inspire everyone to cheer!!!

ep Assembly

CATCH THE SPIRIT!

jjfut romecoming Game This

Damn, I'm glad to be a Maroon.

year Central played against the Lincoln Railsplitters. Despite the 13-9 defeat, fans were sti ll impressed by the Maroon's performance. Dun ng the halftime show, Thomas Parker and Rochelle Smith were crowned Homecoming King and Queen. Friday night's game was an exciting ending for Homecoming week and an excellent b 6 ;1 1UI g fort eekend. Yeah, I use Crest.

Central gets set for a touchdown. TOUCHDOWN!

I need a vacation.

Homecoming Game

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:... ress-up Days ...............

Homecoming activities kept Central students busy the week of Sept. 16th. Dress-up days topped the list of events. Everyone showed their spirit by participating in old favorites such as College Day and Maroon & White Day. Umbro Day, new to Homecoming week, was extremely popular. Pajama Day brought many lazy students to class, and Hippie Day has never seen better costumes. Whether they were dressed for bed or decked out in school colors, Central students definitely left an impression during Homecoming week'91. Jill Stephens, Jill Cavey, Tamara Woodis, Laura Kakoma, and Carrie Stephens are ready for Homecoming.

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This stud sports his ever so hip college attire for the camera.

Whose shirt do you like best?

Lamont Pruitt shows he's not a rebel by dressing for college day.

14 Homecoming Days

Seniors, Katherine Klingel and Nicole Niemi know pajama day is the best day of the year. Roll out of bed and into your car.

Mario Russell enjoys cruising the halls in his sleepwear.

Joe Williams,Whitney Freehill,Chris Ohlsson,Katie Dawson,Tonya Parker, and Jenny Heaton have listened to too many 8-tracks of Freedom Rock in choir.

Amy Bundy had to dig deep in her mom's closet to find these hippie duds.

Megan Gorski modeled her umbros despite temperatures during Homecoming week. Emily Gunderson and Tammy Reinhart sport the never-out-of-style maroon and white.

Homecoming Days

WANNA DANCE? Central's 1991 Homecomng dance was a great success. The dance definitely made an impression with the outstanding number of people that showed up. The freshman came ready to experience their first high school homecoming. The sophomores came in groups ready to have fun. The juniors came to get their pictures taken and leave. The seniors came ready to make an impression at their last homecoming dance. (And the cheerleaders sat at home!) The crowd spent the majority of the evening standing in line to get their pictures taken. Even though the music wasn't very exciting, a few of the remaining students decided to make the most of their night and dance to the tunes. One highlight of the night was the crowning of the King, Thomas Parker and Queen Rochelle Smith . Everyone left with a smile and went on to enjoy the rest of their night. In all, the night was a great success and a terrific experience for everyone.

omecom1ng Travis Wilson and Katie Dawson seem to be having a good time. These freshman decide to sit this one out.

This group seems to be having fun. The Homecoming King and Queen smile as they enjoy a dance together.

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Ouch!

Chris, the camera's over here!

Don't worry, he won't bite. These freshman learn that dances are the best experiences.

Homecoming Dance

''HARVEY!'' Central High School's Fall Play this year was "Harvey". It was a play about an imaginary rabit who was a man's best friend. Because the people around him considered him 'mentally ill', he was placed in a psychiatric ward where humor took over the stage. With well dramatized scenes, the actors portrayed their respective parts well enough to sell a considerable amount of tickets for all the performances. The play was directed by John Stuff, and assisted by several Central students. With a cast that was uniquely concocted, this play showed that all happiness isn't from the reality of the mind, but the dreams of the heart.

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We can tell by the looks on all the actors that had parts in Harvey that they enjoy working for the stage.

This guy has girls throwing themselves at his feet!

They took away my stylish p.j.'s! I want them back!

Fall Play

SINGIN' ON THE JOB ~ F all Musical The play "Working" was this year's fall musical. The sounds of joy, frustration, and sorrow by people of different occupations were emphasized. Talented actors showed the realistic trials and tribulations that people experience with their jobs. The stage director was Kathy Murphy who created the right 'mood' for the characters to portray, and Don Decker supplied the musical direction. The choreography for the play came from Central students: Whitney Freehill, Jessie Leasch, Elizabeth Marino, and aU. of I. student Amanda Floor.

Is the view of her better up here or what!?!?

I should've taken the other job; the work's easier.

Fall Musical

~ GREASE IS THE WORD The spring musical, " Grease," definitely made an impression. The musical ran for four nights, April 17-20, plus a special held over matinee on April 21. This huge success was not acheived without many hours of hard work. " Grease," added a new dimension to Central's repertoire; dance. The student's hard work, along with Mrs. Kriningers awesome choreography proved that the dance steps were no obstacle. Music and stage direction were also essential parts of the show. The students took music direction from Mr. Decker, and stage direction from John Stuff and Kathy Murphy. Some people were offended by the subject matter in, " Grease"; teenage smoking, drinking, and sexuality. A few people left midway through the performance. "Grease," was one of the most risque musicals ever performed at Central, but by far the most successful.

Champaign Central High School Apri117, 18, 19, & 20 7:30p.m. The Little Theatre

Grant Morenz has a simply devious plan in mind for his unsuspecting friend Keith Owens

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pring Musical When do we get a bathroom break? Angie Frazee and Anne Olson are ready for a night on the comer.

Ooh what rebels! Those Central girls really know how to light up, and they're even on school grounds! Ultra Slirnfast really works! Give it a week and it really takes off the weight.

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Spring Musical

JAZZIN' IT UP! j;:l ~:. azz '91 . \J .· . . :·.·::: What is there to do on a Friday or Saturday night? Why not go to a nightclub? The annual jazz extravaganza was held in Combes Gym, May 3rd and 4th, 1991. The gym was transformed into a nightclub for the two spectacular evenings. Directed by J.D. Anderson, jazz bands one and two gave the crowd a night to remember, and cherish. What could be better than sitting in a nice atmosphere, sipping a cold drink, and listening to Jazz? Who could ask for anything more?

Man, I'm good!

James McFarland and his bass guitar.

Mary Jo Keith, Cory Johannsen, Brian Jones, and Angie Good impress the crowd. Anyone see a trumpet around here?

Jazz '91

UNFORGETTABLE!!! rom '91 Warden Martin was the place to be for all Central couples on a sultry May evening as the junior class of '92 honored the seniors at the junior-senior prom. There was dancing, mingling, and alot of laughter. After the dance everyone ventured over to Western Bowl to have a late night post prom party. Everyone was treated to pizza and soda, as well as a fun time. All who attended were pleased with the results of both the dance and the post-prom. Current senior class president,Missy Pomonis, commented,"! had one of the best times of my life. My date was incredible!"

Does this couple look like they are having a good time together or what? Let the fun live on.

Man, you gotta look sharp for the ladies toni~

Lonnie Zion dreams of dancing like John Travolta.

Prom '91

~ LASTING IMPRESSION Central's annual awards ceremony always makes a lasting impression on its students and the community. Year after year, Maroons are awarded for their talents, spirit, and devotion to the school. The awards ceremony is also very unusual, because Central is the only school in the Big 12 which honors its students in front of the entire student body. The impressions that Central students make on the community are always evident!

~~~{wards Ceremony 1991

Class president Clyde Mize leads the assembly.

Donielle Sadler graciously receives the Kiwanis Leadership award and the Vic Shaul scholarship.

Mr. Seely Johnson has presented an award to CHS's best male and female athletes for the past 53 yearsquite impressive!

Awards Day

WE'RE OUTTA HERE! · raduatio n 1991 Most members of the class of 1991 were glad to graduate. They took with them many warm memories of Central. It has been said, "He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much." Friendships formed at Central high school were lasting ones, and allowed for many laughs and loves along the way. Commencement ceremonies were held in Krannert's Great Hall, which was packed with friends and family gathered to wish the graduates well. The beautiful ceremony was a great way to say goodbye. Seniors rejoice at finally being " outta here!" Krista Hasselbring listens intently to her father' s opening benediction.

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"Gosh- I have an itch on my nose!" Kyra Stewart thinks helplessly.

Charmaine Brown is glad to shake Mr. Wojtena's hand for the last time!

Graduation

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THE SMART ONES? N.H.S. National Honor Society is an honorary club consisting of 40 members. Students must apply for membership. Applications are reveiwed by faculty and by club sponsors. Applicants are approved on the basis of C.P.A., teacher evaluation, leadership, character, and service. New members are initiated in the spring of their sophomore year. Every year N .H.S. must sponsor one service project, this year it sponsored two service projects: a bowl-a-than for spastic paraylisis in the winter, and a walk-a-than for underpriveleged children in the spring.

ROW 1-Katie Dawson, Brain Calhoun, Ketu Panchal, Valerie Straayer, Michelle Srnricky, Mary Ross, Jim Hamilton, Rob Scott, Sean Ireland, Mark Sandquist, Elliot Rodgers. ROW 2-Lyle Fettig, Chris elson, James Hammel, Holly Birt, Amy Martinkus, Anne Olson, Jenny Valbert, Jodi McKenzie, Kerry Pelz, Gayla Dodson, Jenny l..iu, Kristin Piper, Jenny Latshaw. ROW 3William Savage, Rachel Gaffron, Amanda Purkeypile, Adam Schnitzer, Sarah Weinstein, Andy Deponai, Elizabeth Weinstein, Anne Bunte, Whitney Freehill, Jason Sempsrott, Gabrielle Marshal, Rachel Thurston, Kristy Harris, ate Markward, Missy Pomonis.

elson, Brain Calhoun, and William Savage can' t contain their happiness at being new N .H.S. members.

Kerry Pelz shows her great form.

You mean I actually have to bowl? You're kidding right?!?!?

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National Honor Society

Jodi McKenzie can't wait for her turn to bowl.

I think its a strike. I think its a strike. Oh please, please, please please let it be a strike!

THE PSP ADVANTAGE Principal Scholars

President, Arlicia Biggers, wonders what she will say at this meeting.

ROW 1-Arlicia Biggers, Devorah Thompson, Carlarta Ratchford. ROW 2-Jason Wilson, Cheron Reed, Latoya Brown.

The Principal Scholar program's main goals are to enhance minority students academic potential, to increase student's participation in strong academic courses, and to broaden the students awareness of career choices. The Principal Scholars club at Champaign Cetnral is one of thirty-five participating clubs state wide. This club is lead by Arlicia Biggers, president; Jolynn Caroline, vice president; Carlarta Ratchford, secretary; and Jason Wilson, treasurer. This club has an extremely busy schedule for the year that includes monthly career orientation at the Universtiy of illinois, field trips to college campuses and industrial sites, and a special summer academic enrichment program. As a member of this club, one has the opportunity to compete in statewide and national math, science, social studies, speech, and writing competitions.

Jolynn Caroline offers her ideas at the Prinipal Scholars meeting.

Gee don't Devorah Thompson and Rae Boatwright look excited? The meeting must be going well.

Jason Wilson anxiously awaits the beginning of the meeting.

Principal Scholars

LEADERS WITH LOOKS Student Council This

year's Student Council once again proved to be one of great accomplishment. Led by the well-staffed executive board and patient advisor, Mrs. Jones, the council introduced many new activities and improved many old ones. The year started with an incredible " Back to School" dance that brought down the house and brought out the local police. The Homecoming festivities broke attendance records and shattered any misconceptions about the ability of a ''bunch of kids" to organize. Besides the many student-oriented activities, the council is involved in many service/community projects. The council guided the student body in setting an all-time, allarea record for pounds of canned food collected in the annual Bribe-a-Teacher day. The Blood Bank was also happy to return to the school which boasted the most new donors last year. Plans for the second semester are even more ambitious. A districtwide carnival, two $500 scholarships, and a council trip to Great America are just a few of the many worthwhile and exciting new activities.

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Juniors/Seniors- ROW 1- Elliott Rodgers, Brian Calhoun, Sean Ireland, Kristin Piper, Sarah Wackerlin, Kristin Misner, Kim Clark, Gayla Dodson, Tisha Van Matre, Tuan Bien, Lindy Loyet. ROW 2- Anne Olson, Elena Scott. ROW 3- Missy Pomonis, Gabrielle Marshall, Laine Means, Tamara Woodis, Laura Kakoma, Whitney Freehill. ROW 4- John LaLande, Abby Reynolds, Jenny Latshaw, Tina Herakovich, Brad Casper.

The scorching Back to School Dance even got Cam McGill to boogey .

Executive Board- President Brad Casper, Vice-President Missy Pomonis, Second Vice-President Jenny Latshaw, Secretary Whitney Freehill, District Officer Brian Calhoun, Treasurer Gabrielle Marshall, Publicity Chair Kristin Piper.

Freshmen/Sophomore- ROW 1- Meghan Goodling, Dawn Calhoun. ROW 2- Tom Gorham, Seth Eheart, Erin Block, Chris Tangora, Steve Harms. ROW 3- Kristy summers, Lindsey Grumish, Vivian Kraus, Oani Schooley. ROW 4- Jackie Vidakovich, Jill Cavey, Alissa Seaman.

Anne Olson and Whitney Freehill grin and bear Brad's "supervision" at sign painting.

" o kids, you can't come play with the new kitchen!" Too cool for words.

31 Gayla was so excited about school starting that she even worked at registration.

Student Council

IT'S A SMALL WORLD International Club The International Students Club is a group of students who are interested in learning the different cultures and customs from around the world. Many of the members of the club are new to the United States themselves. At their meetings, they read about different cultures and have students who are from different countries come in and talk about differences from one country to another. The members often attempt to have some hands on experience with other cultures. For instance, they cook the different foods from different countries and dress up in cerimonial outfits that certain countries wear. Imitating the various countries cultures can be fun in itself.

How do you say, "I need to go to the bathroom?"

Jason Wilson is exposed to other cultures within his own school. So this is America ....

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International Students

TREE HUGGERS Students For A Better World

ROW 1-Mary Janas, Haley Brown, Jill Bremer, Sara Ochs, Rebecca Ochs, Keith Owens, Carmen Lozar, Janell Owens, Amanda Hamilton. ROW 2-Stephanie Walsh, Mandi Koehler, Mandy Gull, Kelly Donnelly, Irene Panothiocas, Sarah Delia, orma Traquena, Ken Gadbow, Jennifer Heaton, Joe Tucker. ROW 3-David Uewellyn, Colin Winter, Zach Benson, Marc Zollinger, Steve Joy, Tim Krug, Tom Gorham, Sarah Orbin, Mindy Haynes, Pat Bailey, Mike Fay.

The Students For A Better World club, also known as the "Tree Huggers," is the enviommentally conscientious club that attempts to make our world a better place. Their meetings are every Tuesday, and can be descried as chaotic and extremely fun . Through all the chaos, however, they do manage to get things done. All the members are dedicated and stand up for what they believe in. Several of the things that this group has accomplished are the cleaning of Scott Park, the recycling of paper in the classrooms (in those boxes the teachers try to hide), and the establishment of model community standards.

JoAnna preaches the gospel according to SEAC.

33 Mike Fay meditates with Jeremy Hayes, 1988 founder of S.B.W.

Ken Gadbow: Stallion

Students For A Better World

LOTS '0 DONUTS Key Club Key Club is an international service organization for high school students that is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. The Central chapter is sponsored by Physics teacher Clyde Smith. The students meet every Wednesday after school. Refreshments are always served, making the $7.00 dues quite a bargain. Every student, teacher, and administrator knows the Key Club sells donuts to raise money for charity, however, that is not all they do. The donut money goes to sponsor impoverished children, bike-a-thons, a Kentucky family, and a Bowl-aThon. It should be considered the philinthropic duty of every man woman and child at Central to eat a jelly donut every morning for those who are less fortunate.

ROW 1-Mike Weiss, Karl erlien, Irene Panothiocas, Abby Levin, Ketu Panchal, Lindy Loyet, Jenny Valbert, Erica Leach Stacey Rose, Mary Mulliken, Haley Brown, Mark Sandquist, Stephanie Walsh, Jennifer Heaton, Jarrell Owens. ROW 2-jil Stephens, Stacy Wright, Amanda Hamilton, Maggie Corny, Jodi McKenzie, Kerry Pelz, Sarah Delia, Stephanie McBride, Annl Olson, Tamara Woodis, Laura Kakoma, Jill Cavey, Betsy Owen, Mandy Grill, Sarah Eheart. ROW 3-Jessie Laesch, Sam Wackerlin, Mary Janas, Colleen Strunk, Lesley Helfer, Abbe Phillippe, Mike Vasaune, Whitney Freehill, Anne Bunte, ElizabeU Weinstein, Robb Scott, Jacqueline Vidakovich, Tom Gorham, Kelly Donnelly. ROW 4-Warren Raquel, Billy Durbin, Briar Brown, Aaron orris, Patrick Elder, Sarah Weinstein, Kristy Harris, Megan Muirhead, Ken Gadbow, Amy Martinkis, Katit Seaman, Brian Jones, Jeffrey Rutan, Kathy Bednar, Steve Jo)

Elena Scott plays the new Key Club game- "Jumping For Donuts"

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Megan Muirhead swoons after eating too many jelly donut

Severe Donut Withdrawal

Jessi Laesch asks the age old question, " Did you take my jelly donut?"

Anne Bunte rings the " Big Key Club Bell" signifying the jelly donut sale has begun.

" I will do anything Key Oub asks of me. Even eat donuts!"

Abbe Phillippe gets a little too stressed about how many bavarian cream donuts to buy.

The Key Club officers read the weekly donut sales report.

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FORGING AHEAD Afro American Club

ROW 1-Brandee Dukes, Tanya Parker, Arlicia Biggers, Devorah Thompson, Keona Giddens, Odessa Townsley, atasha Briggs, Megan Williams, Taiwana Lee, Latoya Brown. ROW 2 -Tameka Mills, Shalawn Slaughter, Evette Bottom, Temetra Jones, Wanda Thompson, Candi Dukes, Diana Kakoma, Nikki Brewer, Bronz Bradford. ROW 3-Carlarta Ratchford, Damon Harris, Shalanda Campbell, Angie Winbush, Teela Bogan, Kimberly littleton, Samantha Brim, Kenya Gladney. ROW 4-Lamont Peat, Devon Turner, Kyyone Berney, Maruis Carter, Faye Catchings, Amber Roberts, Jolyn Caroline, Yolanda Brim, Shandra Summerville, Mario Russel.

The Afro American Club at Central is a club, contrary to belief, that is open to any student black, white, tan, or purple. The club meets about every other Thursday. Meetings involve discussing business associated with the club and learning about black history. One of the biggest months that the club has is February, which is black history month. The club sells popcorn at boys' basketball games to raise money, and donates part of it to the team. The club's main event of the year is the annual talent show. The club is sponsored by Ms. Catchings.

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Afro-American Club

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These students discover the wonderful world of.. SUBSTITUTES!

WORTH 1,000 WORDS Little Maroons Did you know that Central is not just a high school? Three days a week, the Uttle Maroons descend upon the building. These preschoolers are involved with the child development classes. They not only give our Central students first hand experience in caring for children, but also offer an option for parents who would have a tough time paying for day care- it's free. The Little Maroons are involved in many activities such as field trips, but the most noticeable of their activities is the Halloween parade. The preschoolers dress up in their costumes and go from room to room trick or treating.

Uttle Maroons

INTELLECTUALS ROW 1-Antwane Jones, Rebecca Weber, Erika Wiggins, Warren Raquel, Temetra Jones, Seachol Oak, Stephanie Phelps, Mary Janas. ROW 2-Chris elson, Ken Gadbow, Anne Bunte, Szeial Adam, Kristin Schanche, Michelle Savage, Emilie Gunderson, Mr. Sparks. ROW 3-Lyle Fettig, Patrick Baily, Scott Eissfeldt, Seayol Oak, Jeffrey Rutan, Byron Bunte.

Mat h cIub A

new idea that recently hit the club scene here at Central is Math Club sponsored by Dennis Sparks. Math club helps with setting up the illinois Math League tests after school each month. This is a test given every so often that tests a student on their mathamatical aptitude. At the end of the year performance on the Math League tests help to determine the winner of the math award. Math Club also goes on educational field trips. Some ideas for this year include going to the Beckman Institute located at our very own University of illinois, the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, and other such places. If you have any interest in math, joining Math Club would be a very good way to learn more about it.

Science Club Central's Science Club is a group of intelligent students who enjoy exploring different fields of science. For example, this year they started out by launching model rockets. Robert Miller and Sarah Freyman sponsor the group and help them prepare for their different activities such as the Science Olympiad to be held at Parkland College sometime in February. This will be their second year at Science Olympiad, the first being very successful. Last year they made it to State, which is quite remarkable for a first time. Science Club also holds a science fair for the kids over at Dr. Howard Elementary School. Science Club offers an excellent opportunity for students to excel at science.

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ROW 1-Warren Raquel, Nicole Herricks, Jenny Lui, Ketu Panchal, Patrick Baily. ROW 2-Joanne Lui, Scott Eissfeldt, Missy Pomonis, Chris Tangora, Mark Palmer, Ezra Finkin. Science Club Officers- Secretary Scott Eissfeldt, Presidents Jenny Lui and icole Herricks, Treasurer Warren Raquel.

SMART IDEAS Computer Club

ROW 1-Brian Meis, Robert Shiens, Erika Wiggins. ROW 2-Chris Tangora, Marc Huff, Mike Newman, Chris Kammer.

The Computer Club is a new addition to Central this year. It was founded by Central teacher Mrs. Smith. Since the Computer Club is a recreational club, you can often find its members playing computer games such as "Sim City" during meetings. Thinking of projects for NASA was one of the club's many activities this year.

Archives Archives club here at Central has experienced a resurgence this year. Archives is attempting to preserve and then display the artifacts of Champaign high schools which document our memories. With sponsor Sally Pilcher and club president Abby Reynolds leading the way, the club has started a three phase project. Phase one of the project is the rotational display of the artifact collection on hallway and classroom walls and in strategically placed display cases. Phase two includes the collection and uncovering of more artifacts. They plan to run ads requesting material as well as soliciting narrative histories from alumni, retired teachers, and staff. Phase three includes, with the help of the Champaign Historical Society, the incorporation of the archive collection across all grade levels and across the curriculum.

ROW 1-Jenny Latshaw, Sarah Wackerlin, Abby Reynolds, Lindy Loyet, Denita Gladney, Tony Tangora, Devon Turner. ROW 2-Sally Pilcher, Sean Biddle, Andy VanEngelenburg, Krista Youngman, Tom Gorham. ROW 3-Kristin Kuhne, Amy Bundy, Wanda Thompson, David Pelmore, Ken Gadbow, icole Herricks. ROW 1-Secretary Sarah Wackerlin, President Abby Reynolds. ROW 2-Vice President Tony Tangora, Treasurer Devin Turner.

Archives Computer Club

PERSPICACIOUS PEOPLE Future Problem Solvers The Future Problem Solvers Club is a group of students who are intrigued by the problems that people encounter. They take these problems and try to think of various ways to solve them. The main point of the solutions is to be as creative as possible without stretching the bounds of reality (which sometimes is very hard to do!). Also, they attempt to solve many serious topics in a more relaxed manner that is not usually used. Interest in the problems of the everyday "Joe Cool" is what brings these students together to try to make this world- in which we will soon be adults- a better place by the time we get there.

ROW 1- Cam McGill, Elizabeth Duffy, Michelle Smiricky, Mary Ross. ROW 2Nicole Herricks, Joanne Liu, Jenny Liu.

Jenny Liu, a rocket scientist? o, but she did solve some problems when the group planned a mock Jupiter trip.

Teen Congress What problem could Cam possibly be trying to solve down there?

Could you argue with that smile?

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ROW 1- Chansouk Savathphoune, Jessica North, Sara North, Julie Keith, Katherine Kusmanoff. ROW 2- Jason Wilson, Ethan Durst, Joe Tucker.

Future Problem Solvers/Teen Congress

Teen Congress is a student forum that attacks controversial issues and openly debates them. Most of the time Teen Congress likes to debate highly emotional issues such as abortion, the death penalty, euthanasia, and the advertisement of contraceptives. All the topics are thorough! y covered, as well as researched and discussed for prolonged periods of time. Guest speakers come to express their opinionshoping to persuade students to one side or another. All of the members freely speak their mind about the issue at hand and make it clear where they stand. The students all respect one another's views and never take someone' s remarks personally.

THE FUTURE IS HERE Future Business Leaders of America Future Business Leaders of America is a club that takes business theories and puts them into a real life scenarios. Business teacher Mrs. Arnold is the the club sponsor. One of their projects is to set up an accounting system. They also visit several different businesses in the area that have functioning accounting, managing, and secretarial pools. They use the knowledge they gain on these trips to improve their business at school. The process may sound hard, but it is really interesting and fun.

ROW 1-Mrs. Seibold, Amy Bundy, Holly Birt, Jennifer Collins, Lindy Loyet, Abby Reynolds, Mindy Haynes, Hillary Keller, Katie Dawson, Mrs. Arnold. ROW 2-Pete Billhymer, David Williams, Adam Floyd, Michael Hammel, Dan Teuscher, Ryan Soucie, Mark Sandquist, Sean Biddle, Rob Scott. Abby Reynolds-business as usual

FHA This club tries to copy the realistic facts of life in a home situation. The students in the Future Homemakers of America club are those who plan on one day having a family . The purpose of this club is to help them prepare for the problems of marriage, kids, and life in general that could arise in a " home-like" environment. Once they enter into the real world, they hope to be better prepared for the twists and curves that life will throw their way.

ICA ROW 1-Connie Lemke, Tiffany Ambrose, Regina Brown, Monique Brown. ROW 2- Mrs. Pirtle, Kimberly Bailey, Michael Thomas, Germaine Roebuck, Kareem Vaughn.

FBLA and FHA

WORK IT, BABY! CCE CcE is a work/study program here at Central High School, sponsored by Mr. Marsh. Students participating in this program, attend school in the morning and improve their basic skills. They take the CCE class which provides information and experience that will help them after they graduate. After their shortened school day the students take off the rest of the school day and go work. This program gives the student the opportunity to work on a regular basis and attend school at the same time. ROW ! -Mike Reynolds, Shalawn Slaughter, Stuart Smith, Syreeta Johnson, Kareem Waighu, Freddie Lay. ROW 2-Tasha Orban, Meredith Jancola, Carmen Thomas, Matt Bernett, atasha Skeels, Christi Bortner, Jonathon ash. ROW 3-Ryan hess, Joe Osler, Brian Enkins, Kris Redenbaugh, Jason Miller, Matt Elliot, Justin Shrawder, Mr. Marsh.

VOA V

OAs are the students who help out in the counseling office. When you get a pass, chances are that a VOA delivered it to your room. The VOAs also pick up attendance cards, run errands, and keep the attendance secretaries company. To become a VOA one has to pass the attendance card/pass distributing speed test offered annually on June 31 or arrange it with your counselor. ROW !-Kathy Benar, Jeanette Morenz, Holly Birt. ROW 2-Michael Good, Gidget Simmons, Angela Hinkle.

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TWIRL 'EM BABY Flag Corps

ROW 1- Kim Morenz, Misty Williams, Jody Huffman, Jenny Duffy, Stephanie McBride, Angie Good. ROW 2-Holy Herrera, Jennifer Sawyer, Stephanie Bowermaster, Dawn Roberts, (behind) Lisa Fontana, Shelly Joseph, Kelly Greffe.

The flag corps at Central is composed of a select group of hard working girls. They perform routines at halftime of football games to accentuate the marching of the band. The Corps' main objective is to promote school spirit. Another brilliant routine.

When in doubt: Watch the next person.

If that doesn' t create school spirit, what will?

This trios shows it's not only about flags, but friends .

Flag Corps

WE JAMMIN!!! Band This

year's Central band has had a flurry of activities. With marching, two jazz two combos, symphonic, and concert bands, you would think that they would be busy enough. The marching band participated in the University of illinois' band day and faired pretty well in competition. The jazz bands participated in the Centennial Jazz Festival as well as the annual Jazz '92. All the bands performed in many other shows throughout the year. A special incentive for this years band is their trip to Louisiana for a competition in New Orleans. Band members worked extremely hard throughout the year to raise money for the trip. Major fund raisers were selling programs at Fighting lllini football and basketball games along with a fruit sale. Leaders of this years band were Jim Hamilton playing the tenor sax for jazz band, Tina Gingerich on the trombone, and Mark Tan and Stuart Smith playing trumpets. Mr. Anderson was again the able band director.

Come, on everyone, Jazzercise!

The Hula Twins act suave.

Ow! Give me my tongue back!

~ 44 Band

Craig Sawyer jams a beat!

Drum line jams for the crowd

ROW 1-Amanda Purkeypile, Tony Tangora, Tina Gingerich. ROW 2-Mike Selby, Rebecca Webber, Joel Halfwassen, Derrick Guidas, Audrey Swchartz, Steve Day, Brian McFarland, Allison Jones, Chris Tangora, Andy Valbert, Chad Smith, Adam Beck, Josh Beck. ROW 3-Sigele Overstreet, Sara Lasoski, Steve Joy, Erica Wiggins, Malika Humphries, April Carter, Cory Johannsen, James McFarland, Mark Day, David Anderson, Cheron Reed, Brian Jones, Dan Bechtel, Julius Yandell, Hope Bradley, Mary Jo Keith, Cathy Hardig, Lynn Carter, Sarah Younggren, Jennifer Gibas, Becky Schlimann, Mary Janas, Erin Day, (behind) Dave Weibers, J. D. Anderson. ROW 4-Robert Manning, Ian Peters, Jacob Swchartz, Ryan Morris, Genvieve Stasheff, Leslie Noa, Mark Tan, Jared Durst, Mark Huff, Patrick Bailey, Stuart Smith Billy Savage, Stephanie Phelps, Ellen Day, David Stone, Isaac Hensleigh, Devin Barkley, Ezra Finkin, William Freyman. ROW 5-Kjersten Holm, Season Heiney, Lisa Fontana, Shelly Joseph, Dawn Roberts, Jenny Duffy, Stephanie McBride, Holly Herrera, Kim Morenz, Jody Huffman, Kelly Greffe, Jennifer Sawyer, Misty Williams, Angie Good, Stephanie Bowermaster, Jana Hotsinpiller, Jim Hamilton.

Joel Halfwassen wears his sunglasses at night. Jammin' to the max.

David jazzes the night away.

Stephanie Phelps jams to the beat.

~ Band

AYEEAHOHOO Choir The Central choir department constantly strives to make an impression on the student body and the community. Choir members subscribe to a very rigorous scedule throughout the year. All five choirs prepare a Fall, Christmas, and Spring concert. Choir students also spend time practicing and performing outside of class. The Madrigals put on the annual Madrigal Dinner Concert at University Christian Church. The Show Choir put on their annual Spring Swing Fling in the Little Theatre. The Treble and Chamber choirs work on tonal memory, keyboarding, scales, and of course singing. Show Choir TOP: ROW 1-Eric Moody, Lindy Loyet, Katie Dawson, Mike Vasaune, Tamara Woodis, Angie Frazee, Jenny Caspers, Elizabeth Marino. ROW 2-Matt Bain, Jennifer Heaton, Amy Martinkus Elena Scott, Kristy Summers, Anne Olson, Tim Krug, Mary Ho. ROW 3-Thalassa Tam, Grant Morenz, Chris Ohlsson, Tammie Reinhart, Whitney Freehill, Jackie Vidakovich, Brian Rose, Tanya Parker, John Kitson. ROW 4-Brad Wilhelm, Jeri Orner, Tony Tangora, Joe Williams, Jenny Latshaw, Anne Bunte, Kristin Misner, Josh Wyatt, Eddie Jones, Jill Bremer, Matt Helfer. Madrigals BOTIOM: ROW 1-Keona Giddens, Kapri Johnson, Kjersten Holm, Angelica Good, Tuan Bien, Arlicia Biggers, Jenny Joesph, Mr. Decker. ROW 2-Sarah Wacker!in, Gabrielle Marshall, Todd Elrick, Laura Belloso, Elizabeth Marino, Chad Smith, Shandra Summerville, Trisha Bird. ROW 3Valerie Straayer, Will Collins, Rachel Gaffron, Chad Oyer, Ke.ry Pelz, Katie Dawson, Shane Mapson, Jessie Laesch, Brock Collins. ROW 4-Grant Morenz, Erin Block, Keith Owens, Elizabeth Weinstein, Josh Wyatt, Christopher Norlin, Sarah Weinstein, Chad Collins, Sarah Eheart, Adam Schnitzer. Two Show Choir studs Brian Rose and Chris Ohlsson flash their " Show Choir" smiles.

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Chamber Choir TOP: ROW 1-Melissa Thopmson, Carissa Lykins, Jessica orth, Thu Dang. ROW 2-Evie Younger, Erin Synder, Han Xuan Le, Peyman Purkhosrow, Ryan Quick, Xuan Dang, Jessica Baker, Shannon Foreman. ROW 3Allison Wattnem, Megan McPhee, Sarah orth, Derrick Barber, Otha Hains, Shantrall Jasper, Amy Schnitzer, Maggie Cascone, Katherine Kusmanoff. ROW 4Amanda Fields, Jennifer Gibasm, Angela Tull-Holmes, Anthony Davis, Eric Barber, John McFarland, Troy Williams, Emily Jones, Amber Roberts, Tearinee Upshaw.

Treble Choir MIDDLE:ROW 1-Meghan Goodling, Angela Moore, Janie Reed, Jennifer Osler, Kim Elam, Taronna Me eal, Christina Savvas. ROW 2-Andrea Peeples, Tomeka Mills, Renehal Lawrence, Amy McCormick, Pam Roberts, Shani Phipps, Jenny Hendrickson. ROW 3-Mabisa Thompson, Megan Williams, Wendy Hunt, Jamie Summers, Kelly Summers, Ivy Costello, Krista Billinsley, Latoya Brown. ROW 4- atasha Seets, Yim Leshoure, Carla Roseborough, Meshell Hawkins, Christine Bender, Allison Mytty, icole Karr, Sarah Jelks, Jenna Kotynek.

Chamber Choir BOTTOM: ROW 1-Mary Mulliken, Angie Auteberry, Jenny Johnson, Anne Hendren, Karla Stover, Ginger Fitzgerald, Stacey Rose, Marcy Wickert, Lashawn Ford. ROW 2-Janell Owens, Genevieve Stasheff, Tim Hall, Jeremy Wyatt, Corey Butler, Seth Eheart, Rachel Flood, Megan Gorski. ROW 3-Carrie Stephens, Anne Misner, Lori Greenwood, Floyd Fisher, Mike Martter, a than Jones, Paco Herrera, Jenny Arnold, Aisha Jefferson.

Look at that great smile. Anne Olson is over-joyed because she is on her way to choir.

~ Choir

CREATIVE BUNCH Art Club The Art Club is a club that involves a lot of creativity and talent. This is a club for students who are interested in art. The members have abilities in such things as drawing and painting. This club works on things like art work for school functions and designs for the Tshirts for clubs. The members of Art Club participate in art contests. They also go on field trips throughout the school year. The students in this club help design art work for others and do many creative projects that students who are not in this club would not be able to participate in. Rachel Gaffron doesn't look too amused.

This art ciubber poses for the camera.

Grant definetiy looks creative.

Art Club

Look at that radiant smile!

FUTURE STARS Rachel looks pretty ACTive.

Drama Club The Drama Club is a very ACTive club! The people in this club are very unique and have a great talent for acting. The students in Drama Club put on many plays for the rest of the student body at Central. This year they have worked on such plays as "Harvey", "Frummpled Fairytales", and "Dracula". Everyone enjoys the work of the Drama Club. The members of this club are aided by the talent and imagination of their director John Stuff. He has put together many plays and helped the students with their extremely hard work. Anyone who enjoys acting can join Drama Club but, it is not as easy as it looks. It requires quite a bit of dedication, imagination, talent, and a love for acting. Carmen Lozar, Rachel Gaffron, Rebecca Ochs,

icole Hericks, Grant Morenz

Grant definitely gets involved in his role. Don't pull too hard!

Drama Club

EXPRESS YOURSELF Speech Team The speech team has always been one of Central's most successful organizations. For the past six years, Maroons have competed in the state speech meet. Speech is considered an lliSA sport, so the team competes with Big 12 schools. Students participate in any division of their choice: Radio, acting duets, persuasive, extemporaneous, and humorous speeches, as well as dramatic interpretation and original comedies. Grant Morenz is the only returning state qualifier for Central this year.

Mrs. Pilcher gives her impressions on the speech team as she has coached it for the last eleven years: "I approach speech competitions with an emphasis on the student's own personal development rather than winning. If we lose a tournament, I don't have any resentment because although they might not have a trophy or a medal on their lapel, they have won in other ways. They are better people for speaking publicly and developing personal communication skills. This is what high school extracurricular activities should be about. Interestingly enough, we end up sending more kids to state each year with this philosophy."

ROW 1- Tiffany elson, Sara Ochs, Grant Morenz, Jennifer Heaton. ROW 2- Katherine Kusmanoff, Sarah orth, Mrs. Pilcher, Rebecca Ochs, Aaron orris. ROW 3- Carmen Lozar, Rachel Gaffron, Christa Youngman, icole Herricks, Keith Owens, Andrew Rogers.

Speechies argue a point. Thrown in jail for protesting?

Grant Morenz gives a humorist interpretation with a twist of his face.

NO MORE USSR Russian Club

Why, yes, these are Bugle Boy jeans.

ROW 1-Adam elson, Andrea Buttitta, Terry Cunnington. ROW 2-Mary Ho, Jenevieve Stasheff, Taryn Clapper, Scott Weber. ROW 3-Joe Williams, Dani Schooley, Marl Paz-Behranena, John Washburn. ROW 4-Dan Butler, Rebecca Laesch, Cory Johannsen.

The Russian Club turned from a regular language club to a current events club. The break up of the Soviet Union made it hard for the club to even follow which country was speaking Russian. The organization is enthusiastically planning a trip to Chicago, preparing a Russian dessert for the annual language dessert (probably not vodka cakes!), and gathering a volleyball team to play in the Foreign Language Club Tournament. Mr. Phillips has been the Russian teacher and club sponsor since its formation three years ago. This year's club was led by officers Andrea Buttitta, Terry Cunnington, Adam Nelson, and Scott Weber. The USSR may not endure, but the Russian Club does.

lt isn't that hard to learn Russian- you just have to know how to dance the Soviet way! Russian students model their books- " knugy."

Russian Club

Spanish Club As usual, the Spanish Club attracted over 100 members this year! Traditional activities that were continued included trips to Chicago's Benito Juarez High School, Copacobana at the U of I, and the Immersion Weekend in Wisconsin. The club meetings ruled with applebobbing contests, pinata breaking, a Secret Santa gift exchange, and tons of great food. Several exchange students also got in on the fun. This year's officers were Mary Ross, Michelle Smiricky, Kristy Harris, and Jody McKenzie. Everyone involved in Spanish Club agrees, "Este club es el mas bueno del todo el mundo!"

Fr.jSoph. ROW 1-Jenniier Heaton, Stacey Smiricky, Erinn Coclasure, Regan Hunt, Angie McGrath, Ellen Day, Erin Day, Jennifer Caspers, Stacey Rose. ROW 2-Cheron Reed, Shelia Johnson, Sarah Delia, Irene Panothiocas, Seth Eheart, Marie Tan, Betsy Owen, Jenny Johnson, Erin Block. ROW 3-Malika Humphries, Erika Wiggins, Jolynn Caroline, Allison Wattnem, Megan Gorski, Marc Zollinger, Kelly Donnelly, Tom Gorham, Krista Billingsly, Julie Wise, Ginger Snyder-Fitzgerald. ROW 4-Charlie Evans, Paul Thurston, Jenny Arnold, Lindsey Grumish, Chris Tangora, Cam McGill, Cathy Hardig, Holly Herrera.

Julie Bixen digs deep for apples.

Chris Ohlsson "habla con" the new exchange student Marl Paz Behrahena.

Spanish Club

Michelle Smiricky and Gayla Dodson love to feel pinata dough.

Jr./Sr. ROW 1-Tim Evans, Missy Pomonis, Jamon Mytty, Jenny Latshaw, Katie Johnson, Chad Rakers, Michelle Srniricky, Mary Ross, Jodi McKenzie, Kristy Harris, Jessi Wood, Ryan Soucie, Kristin Piper. ROW 2-Rachel Thurston, Hilllary Keller, Gabrielle Marshall, Sarah Wackerlin, Keelie Cagle, Gayla Dodson. ROW 3-Mari Paz Behranena, Casey Crull, Mirna Sabraoui, Andrew Deponai, Amanda Purkeypile, Mark Day, Jody Huffman, Julie Blixen, Brian Rose, Chris Ohlsson, Elena Scott, Laura Belloso, Julie Keith, Hadas Lakonishok, Dan Teuscher, Derek Pruitt, Hyung-Joun Kim. ROW 4-Sunday Hutton, Kim Smetres, Brian Calhoun, Jill Staphens, Tamara Woodis, Laura Kakoma, Bill Durbin, Stacy Wright, Ketu Panchal, Carrie Harney. ROW 5-Jana Hotsinpiller, Stephanie Bouremaster, Elizabeth Weinstein, Bill Savage, Sarah Weinstein, Anne Bunte, Sarah Eheart, Mike Vasaune, Mike Fay, Brooke Johnson, Megan Muirhead.

Spanish Honor Society The Spanish Honor Society is a small group of the top students in third, fourth, and fifth year Spanish classes. A student must earn and maintain an A each semester to become a member. The society offers free tutoring for all Spanish students. The society also holds an annual flower sale to raise money for the initiation ceremony. This year's officers were Elizabeth Weinstein, Mary Ross, Andrew Deponai, and Jody McKenzie.

Brazilian student Laura Belloso prepares to destroy the Christmas pinata. Spanish Honor Society: ROW 1-Gayla Dodson, Kristin Piper, Rachel Thurston, Mary Ross, Elizabeth Weinstein. ROW 2-Jenny Latshaw, Kristy Harris, Jody McKenzie, Sarah Weinstein, Amanda Purkeypile. ROW 3-Missy Pomonis, Andrew Deponai, Casey Crull.

Mary Ross is the refreshment queen! The Spanish club knows how to party with its new friends from all over the world.

TRES EXCELLENT French Club The French Club is a very active group. They are involved with many different and exciting activities. Some of these events are watching French movies, playing volleyball against the other clubs (and usually winning!), holiday festivities, and this year they will be participating in the spring carnival. To be a member of this club, you need only to understand the basics of French and be ready to have a great time! You must also be ready to commit a little bit of your time and efforts after school. Madame Madjiak is the sponsor of the group as well as an excellent French teacher! Members of the French Club say that it is truly worth the effort and the meager dues!!!

ROW 1-Mark Sandquist, ate Markward ROW 2-Bieke Peshkin, Rachel Gaffron, Tara Gotchell, Abby Levin, Kerry Pelz, Dawn Strunk, Leslie Helfer, Amy Martinkus, Jennifer Liu ROW 3-Stephanie Phelps, Amanda Hamilton, Tuan Bien, Jill Bremer, Rebecca Ochs, Jill Cavey, Gini Busch, Mary Janas, Stephanie Walsh, Musaab At-Taras, Jeffrey Rutan ROW 4-Patrick Elder, Robb Scott, Sean Ireland, Mike Wise, Haley Brown, Elizabeth Duffy, Cathy Rogers, Ezra Finkin, Chris elson, Brooke Johnson, Aaron Norris ROW 5-Laine Means, Erica Leach, Jennifer Valbert, Chad Hemming, Jan Lo, icole Niemi, Kari Troxell, Lindy Loyet, Anne Olson, Steve Day, Holly Birt, Christine Cromwell. Definitely a french man!

Madame Madjiak gets the meeting started!

~ 54 French Club

What wonderful officers you are!

I'm a senior- DEAL WITH IT!

Mya gets the best seat in the house.

BONS ETUDIANTS French Honor Society The French Honor Society is club that has high standards for its members. In order to be a member of this group, you must have an A average in French and be a member of the French Club. This club's objective is to encourage excellence in French. If you are in French Honor Society, you can be asked to tutor another student in French. These students participate in one main event each year, the initiation dinner for new members. The members also help out with French Club activities and work on keeping their grades up! Wake up and pay attention!

Smile for the camera!

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So photogenic!

French Honor Society

SPRECHEN SIE DEUTSCH German Club

ROW 1-Canie Thomas, Susan Pierce, David Butler, Aaron Munds. ROW 2-Rebecca Weber, Gabriel Cooper, Joanne Liu, Ann Cascone, Allison Kuhne, Jessie Laesch, Vivian Kraus, Tim Krug, Elizabeth Marino, Ted Veatch. ROW 3-Jason Sempsrott, Jacob Potter, Krista Youngman, Robert Manning, Sara Ochs, Murty Renduchintala, Anastasia Truran, Ken Gadbow. ROW 4-Lynn Carter, Byron Bunte, Aaron Alumbaugh, Hillary Bryan, Kathy Bednar, Janie Reed, Sea Oak, Valerie Straayer, Steve Joy. ROW 5-Chris Kammer, Marc Huff, Jason Wilson, Jess1ca elson, Melissa Thompson, Karla Stover, Craig Snoeymk, Ben Munk, John Lalande.

The German Club and German Honor Society at Central are a group of fun loving foreign language students who can play a mean game of volleyball. The German Club has won the annual foreign language club volleyball tournament for the last nine years. The club participates in bake sales and other fund raisers to buy German dictionaries and a VCR-TV combination. They have a Christmas party with secret santas and a spring party. Both parties are catered with some traditional German brats. The highlight of the year is the annual field trip to Chicago where they visit German neighborhoods and stores. The German Honor Society's initiation is in the spring. The requirement is an A average in German class.

Murty Renduchintala practices sleeping in German.

~ 56 German Club

Angela Hinkle practices her German.

Secretary Ann Cascone, President Anastasia Truran, Treasurer David Butler, Vice President Murty Renduchintala.

German Honor Society

ROW 1-Gabriel Cooper, Robert Manning, Ann Cascone, Jessie Laesch, Angela Hinkle. ROW 2-Jason Sempsrott, Carrie Thomas, Valerie Straayer, Anastasia Truran. ROW 3-Peter Salzmann, Craig Snoeyink, Aaron Munds, Dave Butler, Murty Renduchintala, Elizabeth Marino, Elliott Rodgers.

Steve Joy dreams of being a big German.

"And then she tore off my clothes ... "

Vivian Kraus, Allison Kuhne, and Ted Veatch sti.ke a po e. Secretary Jessie Laesch, Treasurer Angela Hinkle, Vice President Valerie Straayer, President Murty Renduchintala.

57 ~ German Honor Society

PEOPLE WITH BIG EARS Peer Ears

ROW 1-Jenny Latshaw, Jessi Wood, Jeri Ohmer, Jody Huffman, Michelle Smiricky, Brooke Johnson, Tony Tangora. ROW 2Carlarta Ratchford, Diana Kakoma, Kristin Piper, Rachel Thurston, Whitney Freehill, Anne Olson, Lanie Means. ROW 3-Mrs. Rodgers, Billy Durbin, Elliot Rdgers, Elena Scott, Shandra Summerville, Anne Bunte, Andrew Radgers, Arlicia Biggers.

Peer Ears is a special peer-teen counseling program. Any junior or senior is eligible. Each applicant fills out an application, and has an interview with Mrs. Rodgers and a experienced Peer Ear. This interview, along with the application, determines whether or not the student will become a Peer Ear. Once you become a Peer Ear you offer support and offer problem solving assistance to other students at Central. This program is available to anyone who needs help adjusting to school, dealing with parents, or just needs to talk. This process is completely confidential; no one ever knows if you go to see a Peer Ear. This year is the second year in which the Peer Ear program has offered mediating services. When two students have a disagreement they can got a Peer Ear mediator to help solve it.

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Jessi Wood shows her warm smile. Doesn't she look like a good Peer Ear?

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Mrs. Rodgers gives Diana Kakoma, Andrew Rodgers , and Tony Tangora helpful Peer Earing tips.

ELECTIN' AND WRITIN' Election Board Election Board is a service organization that is responsible for making the elections run smoothly. This year it consists a mostly seniors and juniors, but anyone is elgible. Students petition in the fall to become members. Turn the petitions in to Mr.Ochs. Election Board handles the elections for Homecoming Court, King, Queen, and various other elections throughtout the year, such as the DAR and SAR citizenship awards. Students may vote before and after school and during A and B lunch.

ROW ! -Michelle Smiricky, Jessie I...aesch, Katie Dawson, Elizabeth Marino, Elena Scott, Gayla Dodson, Lindy Loyet. ROW 2Jody Huffman, Whitney Freehill, Tamara Woodis, Anne Olson, Anne Bunte, Katherine Klingel, Rachel Thurston, Julie Blixen. ROW 3- Sarah Eheart, Jill Stephens, Abby Levin, Sarah Deba, Sarah Weinstein, Meghan Muirhead, Elizabeth Weinstein, Brooke Johnson, Brad Casper.

Quill and Scroll

ROW 1-Brian Brown, Mark Sandquist, Brooke Johnson, Erica Leach, Kristin Piper, Tisha VanMatre, Jenny Liu, Elliot Rodgers. ROW 2-Warren Raquel, Missy Pomonis, Rachel Thurston, Kristin Misner. ROW 3-Meghan Muirhead, Jessi Wood, Ken Gadbow, Brad Casper, ate Markward, Mya Williams, John LaLande.

Q uill and Scroll is strictly an honorary club, that honors students with superb journalistic abilities. To be a member a student must meet the following qualifications: 1. The student must be in the upper one-third of his or her class. 2. The student must be a junior or senior (initaion is at the end of sophomore year). 3. The student must have done superior work on some sort of journalism or school publication (ie. The Chronicle or The Maroon). 4. The student must be nominated by the publication advisor or the publication governing committe. This club does not meet as a group throughout the year. Club participation is the work done on the school publications.

59 ~ Huh?

What cute faces!

They await breakfast.

Election Board/Quill and Scroll

JOHNSON'S JUNKIES Chronicle Johnson's Junkies: This is not a group of drug addicts, but a well rounded group of writers that are on the critically acclaimed Chronicle staff. Our school newspaper contained articles that appealed to everyone. There were opinions about Magic Johnson, up to date sports previews and results, movie reviews, and revelant news stories. This year's staff was led by editor Jenny Liu and assistant editor Nate "Wayward" Markward. The paper also saw seven new faces. Although this crew was inexperienced, the advantage of their young age will lead to a superb paper in the years to come. Remember Chronicle staff: Mud wrestling RULES!!!

ROW 1- John Lalande, Dawn Calhoun, Cam McGill, Haley Brown, Megan Gorski, Brian Brown, Megan Muirhead, Jenny Liu, Lyle Fettig. ROW 2-Tom Gorham, Jon Fotzler, Jason Wilson, Elliott Rodgers, ate Markward, Mya Williams, Andrew Rogers, David Llewellyn.

Wayward Markward proves his

~ enthusiasm for Chronicle.

~ 60 Chronicle

David Llewelyn and Haley Brown model the school's own printing press.

Megan Gorski, the business manager, creates those famous Chronicle ads.

Editors Liuward and Wayward are close as can be! When did Mya Williams get blonde highlights? Chronicle fans enjoy reading the sizzling news stories.

Johnson's junkies always manage to rejuvenate their jolly sponso~

61 Jenny Liu stands up for the chief.

~ Chronicle

HOBBS' HORDE Yearbook Contrary to the belief of the student body, the 1991-'92 yearbook class has not served as our study /sleep hour. We put many stressful hours of hot, sweaty, and grueling work into the production of this year's book. With new deadlines looming in our minds, we slaved at the tedious jobs that we try to become accustomed to. This year's class will be remembered as one that couldn't put their captions in the right place, our superiority over our sister publication, the Chronicle, and the singing of the rookie sensation Mark " I can make my face redder than Erica's" Hausserman. The all knowledgeable co-editor-incheifs of this book are the cool and collective Kristin Piper and Brad "I can ALWAYS get Missy mad at me" Casper.

Part of 'The Horde' -intimidating or what? Fiist year starter Elena Scott ended up going loony when she learned somebody lost the volleyball picture.

~ 62 Yearbook

Missy Pomonis, yearbook Goddess, is glad Brad is absent today.

Yearbook class really is the best time for homework.

Teamwork

Santa Hauss!!!

Our two editors- Love him, hate her, no matter what, he' ll always enrage her.

<It Yearbook

~ Album

SENIO

~-NIORSSENIORSSENIORS

Central's 1991 Homecoming King and Queen: Thomas Parker and Rochelle Smith Senior Class Officers: President, Missy Pomonis; Vice President, Jessi Wood; Secretary, Claire Kelly; Treasurer, Sarah Wackerlin

SENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORS

Ernesto Alcaraz Dante Allen Musaab At-taras Sarah B f'l(['; , . . _____

elloso T. Bergstrom Tami Bidner Tuan Bien Holly Birt Julie Blixen Shamonya Bolton Christy Bortner Robert Boucek Monique Brown Jesse Bruns Telisa Buffer Amy Bundy Jeffrey Bundy Matt Burnett DavÂ·d Butter

SENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORS

Chris Cromwell Casey Crull Tina Dawkins Katie Dawson Mark Day Shonte Dearmond James Dehaven Chrissy Delgado Andrew Deponai David Deverell Laquonda Dukes Stephen Dyson Patrick Elder Matthew Elliott Angela Farthing Monte Fitzgerald Adam Floyd L1sa Fontana Andr wFrank F anc Fra klin

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James Hamilton Michael Hammel Thomas Hardig Carrie Harney Kristy Harris Jason Hart Andrew Hatch Mindy Haynes Lesley Helfer Chad Hemming J.Hendricks Nicole Herricks Angela Hinkle Ryan Hitch Travis Hitzeroth

SENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORS

Emily Jones Temetra Jones Jennifer Joseph Stanley Kaiser Diana Kakoma S.Kamphaus Robert Keeling Julie Keith Hillary Keller Cla1re Kelley Heather Kennedy Bilal Khan M.Khoali Katherine Klingel Jacob Krandel

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Freddie Lay Tihano Leko Connie Lemke Daniel L .Âˇ---

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Jennifer Liu Lindy Loyet Rebecca Lynch Sarah Malstion Benjamin Mank Robert Manning Elizabeth Marino Nathan Markward Donald Marshall Gabrielle Marshall Amy Martinkus James McFarland Jodi McKenzie Jason Miller Kristin Misner Veronica Mmusi Tena Moore Kimberly orenz Megan trhead Aaron Mun

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Chris Norlin Aaron Norris Chris Ohlsson Byron Olion Timothy O'Neill Tasha Orban Joseph Osler R. Overstreet Chad Oyer Jason Palmisano Gary Pangilinan Thomas Parker Ranjan Patel Larry Peat David Pelmore Kerry Pelz Bieke Peshkin lan Peters Abbe Phillippe Nicole Phillips

Seniors

SENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORS

Kristin Piper Melissa Pomonis Derek Pruitt P.Purkh ~ 'n'

John Reay Kris Redenbaugh M.Renduchintala Abby Reynolds Chris Roberts Brian Rose Mary Ross Mario Russell Mark Sandquist Jennifer Sawyer Adam Schnitzer Tracy Schoonover Robert Scott Jeffrey eaman Wtlham Shendan

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Ray Stinebaugh helly Stoerger Daw Strunk u ra Swinford Mark Jan

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A.VanEngelenburg Theodore Veatch Candice Vineyard Sarah W ·

alker Liz Weinstein Sarah Weinstetn Chris ine White K nneth Wh e

Dav·d Willia

Prettiest Eyes Kari Troxell & Andy Hatch Senior Class Picks the Flies To Ten: 1. Boyz 'N the Hood 2. Terminator 2 3. Pretty Woman 4. The Little Mermaid 5. Home Alone 6. Ghost 7. Airplane 8. Monty Python in the Search for the Holy Grail 9. The Breakfast Club 10. Cannibal Women in the Avacado Jungle of Death

Studio Stars Top 5 Actresses: 1. Julia Roberts 2. Sarah Wackerlin 3. Jasmine Guy 4. Katherine Klingel 5. Candice Bergen

Top 5 Actors: 1. Luke Perry

2. 3. 4. 5.

Kevin Costner Christian Slayter Tom Cruise Keanu Reeves

Most Original Answers: - Imp the Gimp (the Ladies' Pimp) -Mr. Bean

Class Clowns Kim Clark & Chad Collins

(Un)Talented Drivers: Julie Blixen &John Cadwell

Most Improved: Dan Teuscher & Hadas Lakonishok T.V. Faves Top Ten

After Before

1. Beverly Hills 90210 (FOX) 2. In Living Color (FOX) 3. Parker Lewis Can't Lose (FOX) 4. Saturday Night Live (NBC) 5. Married With Children (FOX) 6. Northern Exposure (CBS) 7. Fresh Prince of Bel-Aire (NBC) 8. Knots Landing (CBS) 9. The Simpsons (FOX) 10. Oprah (CBS)

~ Seniors

and Kari Troxell

~ 82 Seniors

Dynamic Duo: Nate Markward and Katie Johnson

Born to be Blonde: Tim O'Neill and Mindy Haynes

BORN TO MACK Chad Collins and Tisha Van Matre 83

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Most

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Intellectual Jenny Liu &

Andy Deponai

Brains and Beauty Nate Markward & Missy Pomonis

~ 84 Seniors

Biggest Brown Naser Tony Tangora & Brooke Johnson

Favorite Hangouts Top Ten

Other Notables

1. Campus

Downtown Deland Charleston Dragstrip My Boxer shorts Espresso Royale Merv' s Firestone Dealership Eddie's C'Street Philo Tavern Anywhere out of state Mel's Red's Muffler Shop Anywhere where with the SUE's Delights E.B.E.'s House G.T.'s Bowling Alley Farthing's Pool Crenshaw Ave. Anywhere 90210's on Chris' Pool Table

2. Andy Hatch's Basement (the den) 3. The Fort 4. Ken Lee's 5. Garcia's (Green St.) 6. Emerz's House 7. Old Beer Tree

8. The Deluxe 9. Illini Union 10. 8 Ball Inn

Lean On Me Chad Rakers & Jenny Latshaw Stricken with Senioritis Kristin Piper & Tim Lash

~ Seniors

Biggest Complainers Sarah Wackerlin & Stuart Smith

I can't access Zeus. You couldn't buy a lollipop! Girlfriend, he's flaming! Don't be a cockadoodie! I don't wanna marry her, Mom, just date her!

DAM- Drunks Against Mothers

Everyone gets arrested once in their lives, it's only natural!

Don't touch the hair! Who's wearin' the 12? Hi-ho, this is Kermit the frog! Time to pay the piper! Oh, don't ya hit me!

Our Shyest: Becky Lynch & Michael Hammel

~ 86 Seniors

Most Active: Brad Casper & Missy Pomonis

It's a black thing ... It's a white guy thing ... I'm a senior, deal with it! I thought you were more mature than that! I procrastinate, therefore I am a senior. Three bucks for a cup? Hold me back, Dangerman, my n------ are tweekin! Let's go scope some scopies and get some getties '69 dude! Oy, vey! H--- no! Gimp! 12oz curls Please! Car's full.

Headed for Hollywood! Chris Ohlsson, Katie Dawson, and Lindy Lo et The weather's just right for drinking.' Touch my monkey, kiss him, love him! Why ask why, just finish your Bud Dry! Mad Dog Mytty Hey, who's up for three man? What I'm trying to say is .. . It keeps going and going .. . Bust a move. The fit hit the shan! BYOB Dude! Shem Awes! Fire it Bet! up! Peace. Right!

Bored in the U.S.A You smell.

Bob, get a haircut. You big NON!

Top Twenty 1. Not! 2. Best is Best 3. Anyway! 4. illusions! 5. Bootie! 6. Where's the keg? 7. I've fallen and I can't get up! 8. It don't matter, just don't bite it! 9. Be excellent to each other. 10. We will never admit to it, or say that we did do it. ..

You mess with the bull, you get the horns!

11. Un, deux, trois! 12. It's not like they can suspend the whole Varsity Cheerleading squad! 13. Are you the lion? 14. Homey don't play that! 15. Social! 16. You. Consume! 17. Ken's? 18. I drank from the C to theE! 19. Smah! 20. You've slept with John, too?

SUE rules! Donkey with a ...

Have no fear, there's plenty of Best! Groovy like a movie! Go on with your bad self! So many freshmen, so little time! How ya actin'?

Eamesssst!

W oah, that's crazy! Me, Tarzan. You, Jane. Will you be my friend? Will this I.D. work?

Go Jordan!

Who's gonna buy? Hey, you want it?

~ Seniors

I Still Haven 't Found What I'm Looking For: Emily Jones & Jamon Mytty

Most Athletic: Kristy Harris & Thomas Parker

~ 88 Seniors

Most Likely To Be A Gameshow Host: Kim Clark & Chad Hemming

Momma's Choice: Chad Rakers, The W einsteins, & Katie Dawson.

Sense to Make Cents: Rachel Thurston & Brad Casper

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boyfriends. · 2. Ignore the pickle headed puni snaps. ·· · · 3. Run them over with a semi. 4 . .Spit on them. 5. Make deep footprints in their face. 6. Tear down the other Colonial. 7 ,~ Let them go out ·w ith John Cadwell. · 8. Make them stand on their head with their feet tied together and sing the Brazilian national anthem . .·. b9. ckwar.ds. . ,· . ·:· 9. Throwing them of£ the roof of the school only to land in rooster dro.p pings. 104 They are the "abuse''. '•'

FAVORITE MEMORIES January 12, 1991 , Mellow Yellow and the Drummer, chocolate parties with M.A.J. My JUntor year going back to Jessi's house for lunch. The food was great! Thank you Jessi Going to Chicago with Jen, Claire, and Gab to drop off Poofy Watching duck Tales at Noel Park, crawling through corn field.s without .a shoe the day before school, being dragged chest down by A.H. and expla1mng t~e sk1d marks to my mom, chasing John down through snow with Hadas at ~ :00, ~apta1n Crunc~ games, . finding arrows and " bernes" with Robin Hood. Saunas 1n Flonda, and hang1ng out with the Best committee. The pool party with David,Christy and Georgie, then going to the car with the watermelon, going to Garcia's and doing straw tricks, going back to work and gettmg stopped by the cops, having someone come in the back and convincing them we weren't going to ransack the place. Kristin Kuhne getting hit upside her head with a water balloon by a freshman, and then going to Arby's to dry her off! . When Diana's shoe ended up in the middle of a street on campus. When D1ana, Wanda, Odessa and I got stranded at Colonial Pantry in the middle of a storm. Going to parties and New Kid concerts. Nate farting in class all the time. My whole Junior Year with Nanette Rogers. It was the best year of my life. A Girls Night out (w/ Em) in " Monticello,"on the square with my shorts."Put the pepperoni on the Piua." . . . Hittinq the three-footer at G's, and see1ng Mmdy freak out after her share of hits. Questing with our Elite Brotherhood being with rl)Y b.oyfriend un.til he ~ad to move. Watching D.W. go crazy when C.V., L.P., and I h1d h1s 40. Leavmg Ka1 s party and not knowing where we parked the car. The day Carlos got c.lothe~lined by a clothesline. . Going to Great Amenca w1th M.K. and com1ng back early for a great mght at Motel 6. New Year's Day 1991-when Misty fell in Jerry's parking lot. New Year's Eve and Prom '91 with Jason Miller Danville v. Central game '91-when we beat Danville for the first time in 8 years. Afterwards, fun with Cunninghams over at Sarah's house. Summer school at Eastern in '91 . Watching Sam P. and Craig S. deep throat chicken legs at the kick off banquet '91 . Goinq to Village Inn Piua after a game Junior year. We saw a group of teachers drinkmg rather heavily. When thex saw us they 1mmed1ately stopped. So, we sat there for two hours watching them be 'Good Role Models" by not dnnking. As soon as we left, they dove right back .in. . . Rainstorm at Lunch, commg back soaked and covenng ourselves with a car mat. When my parents were out of town, cooking brats and playing games with Captain Crunch in my kitchen . Watching Duck Tales at Noel in the summer. Best Thursdays, Mayberry, Paying the piper with Brom and O'Neill, New Year's at C.J.'s, Anchorman at O'Neill's. That wonderful winter evening on top of Gorham's car with Bobby, Sitting in Hadas' kitchen, watching Duck Tales at Noel with Bob telling us what real little boys do. Throwing up in a bathtub at the 8-balllnn for 3 hours, Best Thursday, New Year's at C.J.'s Reindeer games with CR and MS, going to Giga-da Giga-s, Bonga, Bonga. Meeting Red Leader, Watching "Loons." Mellow Yellow, the drummer, and the summer of '91 in Tennessee with A.H. August 19, 1989-meeting Allen for the first time. 45 people who went to lunch one day when it was raining really bad, had to go home because they were soaked. Locker Vacuum St. Louis with Michelle, lunch with HoHo, and my car dying on Goodwin & Green. Selby Klein Last year when I met "Juice." The two weeks Junior year that my parents were in Europe. Meeting Jeff Lunch Junior year with "the odd couple. " SENIOR STORM NIGHTS! Going to St. Louis w; J.H. for one h--- of ~weekend . Seeing J.B. passed out at h~r house after a "long night." " Pull over!" be1ng screamed @ me one memorable mght in the tank and J.H. hanging out the door puking.

NIOR IMPRESSIONS

Going to lunch Junior year with Katie Dawson to Subway and she started running upstairs. Mak1n9 my first high school points in basketball. . Relieving myself on K.P.'s floor, running through cornfields w/ A.P., sk1ppmg down University w; A.M., going to Bermuda Onion w; M.M. B.L. M.W. K.P. Playing frisbee in the park at lunch, June 11th, '88, and Halloween '90. Always being w; Ben E.Wisconsin ' 91 & the night after Conference '90 Spring Break sophomore year with Ruchi and Suchi. . . . Bathtub parties w; the Flat Earth Society and Tuesday mght Trash d1sco part1es after "The Bar," thanks to Mazda. Going to Hardee's after a swim meet and Amy Bu.ndy g9ing to play in the ball cage for little kids and we had to take all the balls out to fmd a nng she lost. Memorial Day '91. German Club Chicago Trip Bowling, cheerleading, I guess I'm not a bug night. All the great times I have had with Ho. All of the spring musicals. Getting my first "A" on an Analytical Geometry test. My first varsity pin. . Returning from B lunch in the drenching rain, getting to class late and mak1ng a pool around my seat. All the times with my girlfriend. Bathtub parties with the Flat Earth Society, and Guy parties at our apt. New Year's Eve party at Mindy Browns house. Band trip to Nashville freshman year. Coming back to all my friends after having been away for a year. Homecoming '91 w; Stephanie, Jana, and Vernon. Florida with the Marvelous M. Megan T.P.ing Jackie V.'s house, almost, and getting caught by the cop, dressed all in black, but with no warpaint this time. Senior storm '92, Flag Football, Homecoming '91 w; K.C., R.A., C.B...A.F., & J.K., . picking up C.K. at 2:30 a.m. on the corner of Prospect & Wmdsor wh1le she was tapmg J.V.'s house. Going out w/ Mary, Ryan, & Ryan sophomore year. Partying w; Michell, Jody, & Mary. Girls Swim Team at State. T.P.m Jackie V.'s and all O.S.S. missions, New Year's Eve at C.J.'s (w/ one exception), walking across the Champaign Country .Club golf ~ourse to C.J.'s in below 0 weather because none of us wanted to drive. Spnng Break 92. All 90210 get togethers. . . Seeing Jesabell try to take out a cop. at 2:30 a.m. w; 8 sen!or stormers 1n he~ load .. Running endlessly through the cornfields for an hour escapmg the cops. Leavmg Cla1re at the scene of the crime w; a video camera as her only companion. Fourth of July '91 when a roman candle landed in Jack1e V.'s hair when she was TRYING to get the mack. The bus trip to Nashville for a band contest. Pang Fest 1 & 2, New Years at C.J.'s, Best Thursdays, and late night questing w; the boys. . . Bemg "Christen & Jewels" at Greek Week and when "Chnsten" ordered bud light bread. Jimmy, Dave and I all going to a party and getting smod and then going back to my house to see Dave ralph over my front yard and then taking him home passed out. Prom when I went to both Centennial's and Central's The Fort, New Year's '91, O.J/S.S., KLP "ridin"' the porcelain bus! Being stuck at Super Gas w; K.P. when suddenly her car blew up and we couldn't get the top up. Being part of the " best" class '92. The first Christmas that my fiance and I had together. Playing football for Central. The first sighting of my unconsciousness. Senior Year; Tweetle Dee & Tweetle Dum Beating Danville in football. Falling in love with the sweetest, nicest man that I could ever hope for-Dee Harms. Junior year getting to drive to school for the first time. My best friend was in his junior year and he helped me when I was a freshman. Finally falling in love with the best boyfriend anyone could ever hope for-Eric Rollings.

EMBARRASSING MOMENTS HavinQ at least 3 people stripping me between scenes, having most of the stage crew watchmg from above. Nick "Clarke" Piglowski, blue. CRX's, and Cocharanes's w/ Todd Downing Getting hit upside the head with a water balloon! Running out of gas in front of a closed gas station at 1:00 a.m. and having to steal a car to get home. Leaninq my chair against the wall at a convent and putting a hole in the wall. Hardee s in Mahomet w/ the 3 J's Falling down an entire flight of stairs wf my cello Freshman year. "Sticky Fingers," Junior year P.E. when Chnstie Bortner broke her nose. Tripping up the west balcony steps at lunch and having the whole P.E. class laugh at me. My Sophomore v~yage to.Taco John's . . Having my best fnend telling R.M . that I felt uncomfortable talking to him. Giving answers to the wrong questions in English. Blonde Koreans, Junior Homecoming Junior year almost falling out of Mindy's car going around a corner. Having my picture and name next to that cheap come on line in the Chronicle. Getting my order at Garcia's and realizing I had no money. When I dropped a whole walletfull of change in line at KFC, right in front of Travis Wilson when I had a huge crush on him. When my bikini top fell down in front of all the police that were arresting us at Windsor pool at 4:00 a.m. sophomore year. Having bird stuff fall on my head when I was talking to a whole bunch of girls! Throwing up in my front yard and M.S. & B.R. watching, sophomore year; falling in the Bowling Alley. Falling in front of school on the very last day of Freshman year. Getting suspended along with all of the other cheerleaders after the bonfire. Passing out during my Spanish Final Freshman year, and Freshman year. Sophomore year walking in on a referee who was undressed. Seeing Chris Ohlsson's hub caps fly off the first day of school while doing laps, falling through a Little Theatre chair freshman year and getting stuck. Passing out on the bathroom floor of Sam J's apartment on the seniors' last day of celebration last year. Gomg down Daniel St. the wrong way right as all the bars let out, 360's on Fox Rd ., hitting a mailbox after sliding on ice and begging Larry at Skip's not to tell my Dad. Going out with Chad Deakin. Playing Truth or Dare and showing myself to R.O., T.J., and A.N. When I could barely lift the keg and thought it was full and then Hillary Keller lifted it and said it was almost gone. Getting sick at Lincoln Lodge after taking my ACT's when we had our own room and all the guys had been over. Getting called down to the office 3 times for inappropriate attire. Goinn to my first party and running because I heard Alex Lo's car alarm, going out with ''Mellie-T." Hanging out with my boyfriend playing tickle games when an involuntary bodily function decided to occur. Homecoming '90. First day of Senior year-watching both my hub caps roll down Univesity, saying F--you and having Mr. Sparks standing right behind me. Puking in H.L. bathroom while her parents were out of town, going to homecoming junior year with D.W. Going out with Jimmy and Dave and then going to rent a movie, only to have Dave forget his name and his mom comes up and says it for him. Being told I have a nice rack. While in Driver's Ed, I was taken to campus. During that time, I started to stare at the fine Qirls walkinQ along. Then, " BOOM," I ran up on the curb. Walkmg around m circles for what seemed like hours inside C.O.'s looking for J.W.,M.P., and Ted only to find out later that they had left. We had no car keys and my mother was driving around looking for me. Driving through town with no hubcap, going to Skateland, walking from Missy's to Kai's and all over campus, going to C. .'s. Throwing up out of Kai's car, which was parked right next to a cop, then passing out. Lake Tahoe.

When I fell down the steps in front of the cutest guy in school. Trying to fly, falling down and chipping my tooth for it-just to get a piua man. Bemg stuck in corn fields for 2 hours at the fort with some guy I didn't even know. Be1ng one of the only virgins-girls you know who you are. When I wrecked Tina's car at lunch last year without a driver's license. Passing out at C.J.'s New Years party, getting shot in the foot with a BB gun at C.W.'s Spilling ketchup all over my shirt and having to wait for my mother to bring me a new shirt. Wondering why construction workers were stanng at me at the Spaghetti Shop. Freshman year when Marty Grant pulled my chair out from behind me. Try1ng to k1ck Carlos but succeeding 1n falling in front of everybody Driving w/ Jim all the way to Tuscola tailing 3 chicks and watching people do grit laps in Me onald 's as we waited for them. Going to my girlfriend's place to make cookies w; her, saying how I was such a wonderful cook, and then realizing after the cook1es didn't turn out, that I forgot the flour. Hitting a light pole in Garcia's parking lot in front of a bunch of guys and when I got out of the car they all clapped. Being confronted in Spanish class about not acting like myself. Losing to Centennial 13-12. Going sledding wf Lucy Krauss and my feet being totally frozen. I couldn 't walk for hours. Running up the stairs then tnpping, and losing all my cool points. Almost throwing up at a regional B-Ball game in Danville after a long drunken trip in the van. Getting busted for cheating in Mrs. Friese's class sophomore year while totally baked. At unstable level of mind, peeing my pants in front of the school. Making out in a parking lot and getting caught by the cops and gett1ng asked 1f th1s was a hooker I was with. Getting my pants pulled down by T.J. the night after school in front of everyone. When I accidentally walked into the Boy's bathroom while a young man was relieving himself. Going out wf J.B., my false tooth popping out in the pool in the middle of lifesavmg class. Being thrown in a pond at work, the tool shed. Getting " R" and " L" written on my hands by Kan Troxel in flag football Explaining to a bouncer in Chicago that in Champaign you only have to be 19 to get in. Then, seeing him the next day shopping downtown. When I had diarrhea and it unexpectedly came out at lunch, and I had to go home after, finding out it leaked through my jeans. Everyone lost their appetite. Getting sick at Kai's party & having people tell me what happened for 2 weeks after. Getting drunk at part1es, and making a fool out of myself while trymg to go up the stairs. Misty setting me up with Richie and just sitting there with our hands an inch apart. Sitting in my car and sarcastically saying to someone that another girl and I sleep buttnaked in the same bed, and heanng someone else yell to me from outside, "What did you say?" Writing obsenities on Mow's hand and her revealing the evidence to the class. Tripping up the stairs my freshman year m front of Ursula Howard. Kissing someone in public and his friends saying, "You guys can take a breather.'' Driving the wrong way on University during Driver's Ed. Riding the porcelain bus on my 17th B'day.

Telisa Buffer

Kristin Piper

Tuan Bien

Angie Farthing

Megan Muirhead

Evette Bolton

COME ON BABY

Maureen Thompson

Angela Tull-Holmes

Monte' Fitzgerald

Mis

Williams

Tisha VanMatre

Hadas Lakonishok

The Weinstein Twins

LIGHT MY FIRE ''' •••

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SENIOR WILLS I, Jenny Latshaw, hereby bequeath to M1ssy and Stasia my eternal friendship, a loaf or day old bread from JJ's, and THREE men m Tolono. To my Senior Storm buddies, an endless supply of blinky lights, TP, and another unforgettable night in the green bomber, thanks for four wonderful years. To all the conformists, flak mouthed, slender fools, let your mmd be a sponge, not a leach. Let th1ngs happen. don't make them happen. Be true to your nature, censor yourself, not others -Stuart Smith I, Maureen Thompson. leave to my brother Jonathen a great senior year and my favorite teachers throughout the year I, CMV, hereby bequeath my everlasting fnendsh1p to all my friends who I've spent the last 7 or more years of my life with. Especially to Larry Albert, 12 years and still going, and to my little sister, Jill, I leave the ability to have a great four years. I hereby leavith Jimmy Winbush (little cuz) the power of the " Mack", Peace to the class of '92 -D P. I, Sandy Carns, hereby bequeath to Allison Angerer all the encouragement and understanding to be JUSt like she is. Don't change for anyone, you 're fine the way you are, and to Angle and Shonda, a great future with many memories of car stealing, and to Matt Knoll, my undymg love forever. I'll never let you go. I, Ann Cascone, will to my beloved sister, Maggie, the ability to be as goofy and weird as possible and not to care, and to my three best friends, Holly, Misty, and Knsta, the ability for us to remain best friends until our dying day. I love you! I, Kim Clark, hereby bequeath to Emily Jones, some undergarments for protection. Angie Farthmg, Marlboro Menthol Lights. To both, my secrets and lifelong fnendship My (B.B.) Abby Reynolds, a towel rack, burp, nuggwts, and friendship forever. Chad Collins, well, ya knowl Semor Storm, "another" fort. (Don 't forget Junior Storm!) I hereby bequeath to Brock Collins to have the time of your life without a girl, they're trouble, and keep up the fam ily tradition (flirting). 1 hope you keep on playing football like your B1g brother and may Bama-power be w1th you. Stay close to God , you 'll never regret ill I will: Jessi-a cigarette and the right to break a moral. Dudley and Tink forever. Pookie-ice cream. Arah-a grape lollipop. Gab-THE DEEDI Whitney-a picture of our famous idle, and a dinner for two. Mel-my wrestling capability. Missy Schultz (my estiest friend) ESTII! -Lindy I, Lisa Fontana, will to Eric my everlasting love. To Misty, " Don't get to third." and to Natasha, Chrissy, and Angela, friends that really know how to party, but most of alii will never forget the great times the flag corps had together thanks to Jodi and Kim. I, Catina M. Walker, being of sound mind and petite body, hereby bequeath love, peace, and hair grease to the 2 x Dope Posse, the Olds '92 Posse, and all the rest of my sistas and brothas. I, Amy Bundy, hereby bequeath to my little friend Allison Kuhne the ability to learn how to fight, and to kick Abby R's a- - ! To my best friend Kristin, thanks for everything, good luck in college, your the best! To A.F. thanks for all the answers in math! To Erin Block the ability to learn how to write notes!, and to the swim team, you 're the best!! I, Jewels, hereby bequeath to Emily the knowledge that her car is not sticking out, to Mary Jo as much fun in her last two years as 1 had. to Tiffany I leave the phrase "moo bien", and to Jem I leave Joey Joe. I, Hillary Keller, bequeath to Hadas the ability not to overflirt wrth "76" attendants. To Mindy, the ability to spit on balcony railings and avoid blue dumpsters and joggers. To Jamon and Nate, my faithful worship (almighty Best committee). and finally to John, test results saying " maybe", and my love. I, M1ssy Pomoms, hereby bequeath to Elena a trouble free semor year. To Jenny and Stasia, three guys and a tnp to Tolono, to OSS an endless supply of T.P., and to the S.U.E.'s much success in college and a room full of peanut m&m's. I, Tuan Bien, hereby relinquish the ability to purchase Boones to Jessica Leasch and enjoy the good t1mes. I, Kristin Piper, hereby bequeath to all of the swimmers a flag football jersey, to the 'Best' boys a lifet1me full of Thursday nights, to the 'Herd' an endless season of 90210, many more Christmas part1es, and all of my friendship. I, Andy Vanengelenburg (Fred Flinstone), bequeath to the golf team the best of luck, hey maybe they will be as lucky as the g1rl's basketball team. I, Regina Pruitt, will to my best friends Lisa and Misty-may you have many great and exciting years to come with your boyfriends and may we always be best fnends. To the love of my life, Del Harms-that we'll be together forever, I love you (Binky). I wish everyone in the class of '92 the best of luck, and to Nicole Hutchinson, sorry! -David Pelmore I, HCB, hereby bequeath to my best best fnend AMC a lifetime of friendship and a possitive attitude; to MDV many purple memories and a purple pen to write L--- M- D--- on the rest of your body parts; finally to my favorite (and only) sister, JLB, three more great years, FRESHMAN!! I, Carrie L. Harney, bequeath to Kristy Harris Donnie Wahlberg, Joe Mcintyre, Danny Wood, Jon Knight, Jordan Knight, and of course Andy Hatch. To Julie Harney the ability to be as cool and cocky as her older sister. To Andy-you are so fine, and to everyone else, party on and New Kids rock. I, Monte' D. Fitzgerald, hereby bequeath to thank God that he gave me a home, family, and my real closest friends for protection and love. I, Misty Williams, will to the flags plenty of o.j. and big breasts, to my best friends Lisa, Ann, Holly, and Regina- may you have many pleasurable years to "come" and may we always be " bestest buddies", and to Eric Rollins- I love you and I hope we 're together forever. I, Angie Farthmg, hereby bequeath ot Emerz 1 a lifetime supply of depend. To Commander Kan Schwartztrox, any man that she wants To Mike Wise, the priviledge of being the one that I'll miss most and the strength to continue highschool without me. To Operation Senior Stann (alais "The Herd") a lifesize poster of Dylan and one last summer to continue our good times. And to Chad Rakers, a free ticket to Crocodile Dundee II. I, Abby Reynolds, hereby leave Kim Clark- a towel rack, breast nuggets, the hugest, roughest burp ever, and the best 7 years of friendship. To the girls, SENIOR STORM '92. To Jay K.- the best relationship and many memories, I love you!! To Allison K. - A SINGLE MAN! To Katie D.- coolness, snapcaps, and thanks for everything. I, Chris Ohlsson, will to my dude man Shane the ability to hit the sweetest high harmony notes, and to Andy, the courage to do something a little different and put up with the abuse, and to all of the tenors- my off balance harmony. I, A.T., To all members of the Senior Storm, wish them good luck and thank them for all the fun memones, and to the "3's" if I could. I would give you a lifetime certificate of free meals at Subcity. Good things always come in threes, and to the girl's tennis team, good luck!! I, Natasha Skeels, will to Chrissey Delgado, that someday we will know who sticky fingers is, to Wendy and Andrea, may we always go to K.F.C. for lunch, and to Lisa Fontana, may we party together forever! I, Julie Blixen, will to Mary Ross my thanks for her great friendship, all the great times, and my best wishes for the future. To Michelle and Jody muy awesome times. To Angie, have fun 1n the next 2 years, and finally, to Ben, be good and all my love. I, Emily Jones, bequeath to Angie a lifetime supply of dental care, "smokies", and many more fun t1mes. Kim, a stereo w1th bass. Kana lifetime supply of diet coke, a will to will me to all the Younger family get-togethers, and a gun to shoot Jim. To "The Girls", thanks for all the fun times and many more Senior Storms. I, Katie Johnson, hereby bequeath to Angie, Kristin, and Jessi- a big mack stick. To Tisha- a portable alarm clock that ch1mes " me so harney" every hour. To Nate Markward- whatever makes him happy and thanks for being my best friend. I, Robert Manning, will to my baritone section some talent, to freshmen girls the absence of flames near the hair, and to my best friend in the entire world, good luck m life. I, Mindy, bequeath to Hillary a right turn signal and a date with Herb. To Chad Collins, a new pet lion and speak and spell. To Hadas, a perfect of your second social secunty number. To Missy, the ability to go somewhere with me w1thout getting into trouble, and to all my tough aggressive buds, the best of luck in everythmg you do. I, Jim Hamilton, will to Amanda the ability to play a solo and get over her cheap self, and to David Williams, the guts to ask out a woman not a child, and the ability to get it on. I, Jenny Joseph, leave to my sister, Shelly, the nght to have many different moods in school. To Mary, the ability to be nice to Mr. Decker. And to Stephanie, the ability to date many guys- making it last. I, Nathan Markward, hereby bequeath to the Best Boys (Jamon, Bob, and Andy) their eternal membership to the Varsity B D Squad and my fnendship; to John Cadwell and his family, my thanks for all your support and kindness; to the herd, a pasture in which to graze; to Tisha Van Matre, an alarm clock; to Scott Kozoll, fun, mischief, and the ability to elude singing his mother's "contract"; to Had as, an invitation to eat at my house for once; to all the classes under mine, the acknowledgement that you are weak; and to Katie Johnson. my loyalty and love always. We, Hadas and Tisha, hereby bequeath to "The Boys", the ability to win a game of euchre wrthout cheatmg You know who really is BEST' I, Elizabeth Wemstein, bequeath to Sarah, eight of the best years of her life in front of her, to my be-fri's in Tenessee, a lifetime of friendship, to my parents, all of my love, and finally, to the senior class, a little time to grow up. I will Little T the ability to stop giving Little Ga hard t1me, say what's up to all the little smurfs (especially outlaw), my #2 homey AK. to Tony and all of them "What up", Little T, you get all the mack status, to Tony R. Gex's, my crazy status, and to my favorite, Shortie, her WISh(LV)

SENIOR WILLS I, Sarah Wackerlin, hereby bequeath to Knstin Piper a guitar. To the " Best Boys", many more Thursday nights. To Chad Collins some "lip". To John, my friendship always. and to ''The Herd", a great senior year and summer '92 (hopefully we won 't remember much of either onel) I, A.H., leave all Mr. Danielson's crackups to my sister L.H., and to the next seniors I leave them the school to nule. I, Jodi McKenzie, w111 to Dawn Stnunk my everlasting friendship and many memories to come; and also to my little sister, who 1s taller than me. 2 more years of highschool excitement and her own transportation home. I hereby bequeath all my love to all the fine females and to all the brothas left here at Central -C D.T. I, Bob Boucek, bequeath to the Best Boys (Andy, Jamon, and Nate) my everlasting " brotherly" love and the ability to hurdle any obstacles blockmg the path to self-knowledge. To Stuart, the insight of the cosmos and my love. To the herd, the strength to follow your own path I 1 will Booty the ability to get a cork and some teeth. I, Gabrielle Marshall, hereby bequeath to Nicole, Brian's everlasting love, to Lindy, more nights of dancing in the car, to Kerry, "Mr. Right", to Kristin, some apple potpourn and an eternal home stretch, to Claire and Jessi, more weekends like Wisconsin, and to Gayla, Elena, and Billy, a great semor year. To Senior Storm, a mght Without filling out a police report, to the Rebel Forces, some balloons for the S.U.E.'s v1ctory party after the drink off, and finally to the S.U.E. club, the use of my house anytime, and my undymg love and fnendship. I, Jennifer Sawyer, will to Chuck my love forever, to Jenny Duffy, the ability to fmd the guy of her dreams, to Kim and Jodi, to have a blast in college and to party hard w1th lots of MEN, and to the Dreamers, the ability to play concentration and keep a beat. I, Mark Tan, will to Sara L.: My undying love; Tara G.: a rolex watch; All my friends: my love and suport; to my sister, Mary. my ego and the ability to manipulate "the system"; and to Elizabeth W.: the ability to not lock her keys in her car during a date. From order: chaos! I, Jason Palmisano, will to Dan, Bill, Isaac, and Julius, the ability to find dates they want to go out with, Jay Knumm, a golden pen and clipboard for next years football plays, Jenny Duffy, a map so she won 't get lost, again, to Em, three more years of friends and memories, have fun sis. I, Evette Bolton, hereby bequeath to all my cousins and incommg freshmen the ability to nun Central like it's never been nun before because, I'm outa here! I, Demta Gladney, hereby bequeath to Kenya Gladney, a sweet senior year, to Lamont Peat, the ability to keep a job, to Tyra Lipscomb, a E.C.H dartboard, and to Nathan Jones, get rid of that fever! I, Gidget Simmons, bequeath to Missy Simmons, to enjoy her next 2 years here and don't let anything get in the way with Stanley, to A1m1Bidner, good luck w1th Marty, and to Jason Miller, my love forever I, Rachel Thurston, hereby bequeath to Kristin Misner, good cookies, great lunches, and good parties to come at our H. schools, to my brother Paul, a hot babe and the great role models I've had at CHS, and to my swimming pals, keep alive our great traditions: Kuhne dinners morning practice visualizing, and those lovely hairy legs. I, Abbe Phillippe, will to my best fnend , Megan Muirhead, the ability to someday give up M.D. and to never forget vampires or armadillos, to Sam, the ability to be the best diver/ football player ever and to have the ability to someday g1ve up cartoons, and to all my friends, have a great life. I, Lesley Heifer, leave to Kerry, my bestest friend, all the wonderful times together over all these years, here's to years of more fun, to Amy and Anne, to our crazy, funny summer, Great Amenca, bar-b-q's etc., to Dodi and Jawn and Megg1e and Abbe, wow, what a fun year so far, football, lunch, all that excitement, I'll m1ss you all, Good Luck! I, GabBob, will to Frannie, a wonderful life with Chad, to Wendilina and Drea, a groovy senior year without us, to Chrissey, a life long party, to Natasha, a man-beatmg st1ck, to all the teachers who've inspired me, another bigger ra1se, and to all the cheeleaders, a life . I, Jason Hart, hereby bequeath to Stuart Smith, the ability of agility in climbing Donald Duck, also to all of my questing brothers, A.H., B.B., S.S., and C.M., the eternal quest for success in whatever we set our minds to do. I, Carmen Thomas, hereby bequeath to Sarah and Lindsay, my friendship and I Will always be here for you (my clothes will be too), to Benjamm England, my eternal love and I will always be here for you, to Amy Bundy, the ability to eat all the twinkies, to Brib, thanks for the prom memories. I, B.P., leave to N.H. , a life, to A.R. , a racket, and to the entire school, a mandatory trip to the rehabilitation center. I, Jamon Mytty, hereby bequeath to the Best Boys (Nate, Bob, and Andy) and the rest of the fellas of '92, a flagon of the Best, to the Herd, a grassy knoll to play in, to Hadas, a summer without effort, and to my sister, Allison, the same good times I had at Central. I, Mark Sandquist, hereby bequeath to Ryan Moore the ability to throw a party with Grandma's permission, to Tim Sheridan a free lunch and a $50 stogie, to David Williams a coach you like, to my alcoholic one mght stand-help, to the golf tab-four sophs a state title, and to my JoeProBro a boat and BassMaster Classic. I, Hadas Lakonishok, hereby bequeath to my brother, Guy, all the fun at Central I had, to Hillary, a successful drive down Cunningham Dr., to Jamon, another workless summer, to the class of '92, good luck in whatever you choose to do, to Nate, a snackmaster, and to Gayla, a great senior year w1th many road trips! I, Ryan Hitch, bequeath to my little brother all the fun and pain I had in highschool, to the Junior girls, you don't know what you passed up, to the rest of my fnends I give myself, and to Joe W. a good wrestling team. I, Whitney Freehill, will to Lindy, our dinner for 2, to Katie, a fidge tandanw1ch, to Liz, the title of "cutest couple", to Annie 0., a lifetime supply of party pads, to Angie, a happy day, to Tamara, a MS, to Anne B. and Amy, lots o' funny money, to Megan and Abbe, a VillagP Inn guy, and to Nicole, a lifetime supply of shoebox greetings. I, Meredith Jancola, hereby bequeath to Angie Hinkle, stupid power whenever she needs it and my everlasting tnendsh1p, to Scott Shobe, the ability to explam your long story and the best of luck in the future , and to Brian Jenkins and everyone else, thanks for all the memories! I, Temetra Jones, will to my younger sister, success and determination, to Renika and Tye, all the luck they can aquire, and to next years peppettes- good luck! I, Tuan B1en, hereby pass on my goal opportunities to my oriental successor, Jan Lo, and to my incoming freshmen sister, Samantha, I hope she will have as much fun as I did. I, Michelle, will my darling little sib, Stace, all the fun that can be had at Central and no more suspensions, to Jodi, some pizza, to Julie and Mary, everlasting love with their one and onlys, and to the rest, my friendship forever. I, Mya Williams, hereby bequeath to Gayla, some furry balls and a mobile to chase them in, to the sw1mteam, the patience to deal with Kim and the ability to nurse your attitude problems, to my class, ever-flowmg kegs, and to my friends, more good times and long, happy lives. I, Megan, will to Abbe, a big football player from the south, to Mya, that freshmen guy who likes Depeche Mode, to Becky, all my thanks for listening to me at lunch, to Lesley, a lifetime with Marshall, to Amy Bundy, that cute guy Tony from P.E., and to Jodi, a happy vet career' I, SchwartzTrox, hereby bequeath to my Senior Stormers, the ability never to admit to it or say you did it cause we just may not have it! I, Kari Troxell, hereby bequeath to Emily, a night where Angie and I don't piddle and C.B.Y. and to both of you everlasting friendship, and to Claire, a copy of our favorite T.V. commercial and the ability to become 1 with a video camera in the bushes on a S.S. mission. I will to my brother, Kelly, my four hours of credit detention time, and to J.L and H.B., my friendship forever, I, Dawn Stnunk, hereby bequeath to Jodi McKenzie, my best friend always, my friendship and Sisterly love always, to Colleen. my youngest sister, the ability to make it into medical school and good luck, and to Kara, the ability not to annoy me and for us to have a successful softball season! I, Alex Gross, leave to Dan Bechtel, the ability to make up his mind, to Jam1e O'Conner, a lifetime supply of water balloons and someone else to throw them at, to Billy Savage, a chill pill, to Dawn Roberts, all my locker decorations, and to Kirk Boyd, a snorkel. I, Katherine Klingel, hereby bequeath to Kathenne #2 and Regan, another two exciting years at central, you guys are the greatest! To Nanners, next time you take the car... don't get caught, and to the senior g1rls, the best of luck in everything you do. I, Katie Dawson, bequeath Elizabeth a lifetime supply of jewelry and hopefully four years of college together. to Abby, a lifetime supply of snapcaps to throw at pedestrians who get in our way, to Whitney, a date w1th Keanu Reeves, and to Anne 0., Ang1e, and Anne B., an awesome semor year! I, Jodi Huffman, Will to my best friend , Michelle, my thanks and the greatest 4 years of college ever, to Mary and Julie, may the parties continue, to HoHo, thanks for all of the memories (in New Orleans and London), and to flags , thanks and good luck. I, Scott Shobe, will to S.D., the ability to be what he wants to, to CMV, I want to say peace, and to Meredith, the ability not to break any more nails. I, Jessi Wood, hereby bequeath to T.V., a lifet1me supply of Pops for me and Kate, and a real bed. To K.T., the ability to keep Tyrone and Towalla together forever, and a tape of slow jams. To Piper. a lifetime supply of advil and the same att1tude forever. And to E.J., a cockbourrow for you!

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What's the best thing about being a JUNIOR??? 1) "When you lie about your age you're not as far off as you were when you were a soph." 2) "You're finally an upperclassmen and with only one more year to go." 3) "We are the top people when the seniors finally leave." 4) "Lots of parties." 5) "No matter how good the sophomores think the are, ou're still above them."

Tardy excuses even Mrs. Schuh would accept! 1) "The police were conducting roadside safety checks and had traffic jammed for a few hours." "I was helping a lost freshmen." 3 "I forgot about the time change." 4 "I got pulled over for doing 83 in a 35." 5 "A freshmen got in my way"

Most exotic bathrooms: 1) The one R.M. got sick all over, tore down the shower curtain and towel racks before finally passing out. 213 The Mattis Lake. cornfields. 4 Mine-it is when it needs to be! 5 The Fort.

What do you foresee in your future? 1 2 3 4 5

"Won't know till I get there" "Senioritis." "Nothing." "Bigger parties and longer nights." "Work, work, and more work."

What is your favorite motto? 1) "Kill the sophomores." 2) "Get away with what you can for as long as you can." 3) "Busted Disgusted" 4) "I would if I could, but I can't, so you do 'tI . "

5) "FSU"

Best excuse to get out of class:

"Girl problem." 2 "I think I hear my car alarm." 3 "If you don't let me, they'll be a puddle on your floor!" 4) "I just remembered I have a doctor's appointment, can I call my mom?" 5) "It's raining and my top's down!"

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Sophomores' picks for favorite places to stash A.B.C. gum: 1) Hair lead with 60% of the votes (favorably freshmen's, next up Allissa Seaman). 2) Teachers followed with 30% (their chairs, desks or backs that is). 3) The last 10% of the votes were misceleanous (behind your ear, under the desk, on a freshman's face).

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Sophomores' favorite ways to get down: 1) From our grandparent's era, the traditional waltz. 2) Many sophomores enjoy the early 60's with groovy dances like the jackknife. 3) The 80's brought about a desire for origional dance steps like: the Pee-Wee Herman, the moonwalk, breakdancing, the wild thang, and, last but not least, the butt. 4) The new generation created unbeatable moves such as: the electric slide, slamdance, e Jessie (Laesch that is), and my personal the Tim Krug.

Sophomores' favorite snack at 4 a.m.: 1) Most sophomores prefer pizza of any kind. Some like it hot, cold, or even with mushrooms, however, Gumby's would satisfy any sophomores case of the munchies. Anything that doesn't move. 3 Raw cookie dough. 4 I'm not aware of what I'm eating at 4 a.m. 5) Anything that Tim Krug is eating.

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CONFIDENTIAL- Sophomores' secrets to passing notes: 1) Catch the teacher off-guard and toss it. 2) Walk over to the person and gently place it on their desk, then as you're walking back, blow a kiss to the teacher. Notes are stupid. 4 I am unable to reveal my trade secrets. 5 Who says you have to be sly?

Sophomores ' d~ily amount of goss1p: 1) The blunt approach- 1st hour, 2nd hour, 3rd hour, 4th hour, 5th hour, 6th hour, 7th hour. 2) The truthful approach- 24/7. 3) The know-it-all approach- None (I don't gossip-1 inform). 4) The carefree approach- It depends on who it is about. 5) The studious approach- Only between classes.

Do you like freshmen? 1) 54% -Kill them all! 2) 32% -No. 3) And, sorry freshmen, only 16% admitted they actually Iike you.

What will you remember most about being a sophomore? Top five answers on the board say: 1) That we're not FRESHMEN anymore! 2lls that what I am? 3 NO MORE LOX STOCK! 4 Nothing. 5 After losing an entire season of flag football games, getting the refs to help us win our last game against the seniors.

When do sophomores study? 1 During commercials. Study? What's that? 5 minutes before bedtime. The class before the test. 4a.m. 6 Right after school. 7 Tomorrow.

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M. AI-Ghandi S. Arnold J. Baker C. Bender D. Slager F. Box S. Boykins R. Brown K. Buffer C. Campbell M. Ehley D. Hardy T. Herricks

Camera Shy A. Hollingsworth E. Jones L. Kelly Y. Leshoure D. Lewis J. Liu J. Lo I. Mapson K. Markstahler S. Marrissette

S. McCartney C. Mitchell A. Moore L. Motley E. Noa T. Norman N. Outlaw L. Peoples S. Short L. Simmons

C. Smith J. Swim A. Szeidl M. Thomas N. Upshire D. Vance C. Wheat M. Wheeling E. Williams J. Wilson L. Winfrey

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First days of embarassement: 1. I came to school, fell out of the car, and got mud all over me while everyone was staring at me. 2. Falling out of my chair at lunch and having my tuna sandwich fall on my crotch. 3. Falling down the stairs in front of a bunch of upperclassmen. 4. Going to the wrong room for my class and then asking where room 370 was. 5. First day- Ha,Ha- how about all year!!!

What's the best way to get a ride to lunch? 1. Hitch hike

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3. Stand on the corner and jump on the hood of a passing car. 4. Offer to do their homework. 5. Say you'll treat everybody. 6. Hide in the trunk.

What is a freshmen privilege? 1. You can still act stupid and teachers will "cut you some slack." 2. I don't think there is one. 3. Sympathy 4. Being able to go to homecoming. 5. You learn to run FAST!

Describe a freshmen girl: 1. Straight 2. Blonde and skinny 3. Always thinking about the junior and senior guys. 4. THINK they are better than upperclass girls. 5. Smart, but incredible flakes. 6. Hoping for an older guy. 7. IMMATURE

Describe a freshman boy: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

Smart, but foolish. Wish they had an older woman. Short and sweet. They all look about 10 years old. Kiss butt for a ride. IMMATURE Me

Freshmen ideas for an exciting date: 1. Going to a movie 2. Going out to eat (McDonalds) 3. Having a guy show you a good time (nice ... ) 4. Kissing her in the back seat of my mother's car 5. Getting full and breaking camp 6. Going riding (biking?) and making out

How do freshmen spell STRESS? 1. "Stress" 2. Homework 3. Very Carefully 4. Teachers ... especially Mr. Seay 5. Boys 6. Girls that bother me all the time 7. Peer pressure

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What is the worst thing about being a freshman? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Boys don't talk to you Girls don't talk to you Hearing "Freshman!" Not having my license Upperclassmen So many years to go Everything Nothing

CAMERA SHY C. Anderson M. Batieste J. Battle H. Bradley 0. Brize A. Brown K. Campell J. Carter T. Cartmill T. Dang J. Davis J. Earls L. Foster T. Franklin S. Harms C. Hinton W. Hunt A. Jefferson-Harri S. Jelks

D. Jones M. Mcphee A. Montgomery S. Morrison B. Nguyen P. Roberts R. Roebuck B. Rome L. Seets G. Snyder-Fitzgera R. Songer S. Storm S. Tester D. Wade J. Ward S. Warfield T. Williams

Travis Blue, a Central High School freshman, passed away in the fall of 1991 as the result of an accident. We will remember Travis as a happy boy who always wore a smile on his face. Travis, a cub scout for three years, lived in the country, helped his father on the farm , and enjoyed visiting rural neighbors on his bicycle or snowmobile . A good student, Travis had looked forward to high school and was just getting involved at Central at the time of his death. He was planning to try out for the football team as a sophomore. We, on the 1992 Maroon staff, offer our sincere sympathy to Travis's family through this tribute to him in our book.

Sports

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Play Ball! The Baseball Team anticipated a good season. With three starters from the 1990 season returning, they expected to have at least a 500 season . With eligibility problems, injuries, and a strong conference, however, their expectations were not met. Nevertheless, the season wasn't a complete loss. With team captains Dave Krug and Chad Rakers to lead them, the team won first place in the Spring Classic Baseball Tournament. Chad Rakers was selected as an All-Conference Big 12 East Division Shortstop. Sean Ford was selected on East Division Big 12 with an honorable mention. Shoundell Clemons was a News Gazette All-Area selection. The team played a strong non-conference schedule, and ended the season with 12 letter winners. There is a strong defensive outlook for next year and hopefully the 1992 season will be more sucessful.

Like, .... who's on first? Dave Krug wonders if the ball is ever going to come.

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Scott Eisfeldt shows off his perfect form. Julius Yandell floats on air and amazes all with his baesball slide.

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Ryan Tabeling concentrates on that scholarship. Comfortable down there, Mike?

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Varsity: ROW 1- C. Rakers, E. Helfer, M. Sandquist. ROW 2- S. Ford,D. McFarland, D. Krug, T. Nash. ROW 3- Coach H. Rakers, K. Nelson, S. Eissfeldt.

J.V.: ROW 1- S. Stoerger, J. Kitson, B. Durbin, J. Yandell, S. Sandquist, B. Smith, K. Boyd. ROW 2- J. Curtis, K. Savathphoune, P. Salzman, M. Vasaune, M. Puffer, M. Helfer, R. Tabeling, A. Schuster. ROW 3- T. Evans, M. Ford, J. Krumm, M. Fay, T. Powell, R. Blackwell, Coach K. Herges.

Please come to me, ball! Please!

Chad Rakers tries to suck in dust.

It's Rough Around The Edges, But Looks Promising

If you just looked at last year's Girls' Softball record, you wouldn't learn much about this team. Just because they lacked a winning season doesn't mean that they aren't dedicated and talanted athletes. Much of the Softball Team's lack of success can be attributed to the lack of older more experienced athletes. They were replaced by younger less experienced, but equally talented, players. Unfortunately that will continue this year, but to a higher degree. However, if the team can pull through this year, there is no doubt that in the years to come we will have an accomplished and experienced team.

This one is going long.

Emily Gunderson warms up. At least they let me dress.

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ROW 2- J. Orner, T. Gammill, K. Kitson, Coach Sally Krinninger, H. Wileaver, K. Hill, C. Crull. ROW 2- A. Mann, E. Gunderson, S. Mullins, D. Strunk, C. Cromwell.

ROW 3- T. Reinhart, D. Roberts, A. Bunte. ROW 2- K. Gadau, T. Johnson, E. Gunderson, J. Liu, Coach Lou Stitch. ROW 1- B. Perez, T. Clemons, S. Joseph, E. Riley.

Strike three. You're out.

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Will To Win The 1991 Boys Tennis team had a tough season with inconsistent matches and a lot of rainouts. A new coach, John Isenhower, was added to the netters line up. Coach Isenhower who is experienced in coaching wrestling and football had this to say about his teams performance, "The team played hard all year. I thought they played really well during tournments." The team was lead by co-captains Greg Metz and Rich Kozoll. The eight players that won letters were : David Konisky, Greg Metz, Rich Kozoll, Brian Brown, David Steigman, Ken Young, Mike Hammel, and Bob Boucek. The most valuable player award was given to David Konisky. Outstanding performance was awarded to Greg Metz and David Konisky for their doubles team. Despite their 1-8 record the team made a lasting impression. I wish I had worn my dentures!

I'm flexing my muscles because I know my pictures is being taken.

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JV:

ROW 1- T. Krug, E. Rin.kin, M. Renduchintala, G. Parks. ROW 2- C. Tangora, Coach Isenhower, M. Hausserman, C. Winter, P . Thurston, C. elson, M. Palmer. Dave Konisky gives it everything he's got.

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Run , Baby, Run The 1990 Girls' Track team experienced a highly sucessful season. They started out as an inexperienced group of 45 people. With the guidence of the coaches Angie Johnson, Tracy Callivant, and Karen Weatherspoon, they ran like veterans in the end. Led by team captain Shannon Cobb and most valuble players Kristy Harris and Tina Walker, the track team finished sixth at the IHSA Sectionals and sent 6 athletes to State. Kristy Harris was named to the All-State Track Team. She placed forth in the IHSA State track meet and proudly set two school records. In a meet against Rantoul, Tina Walker ran the 100 meter run in 12.2 seconds. The season ended with 19 awards and 12 letter winners, proving that the strenuous workouts were worth it. Look out for these impressive girls in the future!

Michelle Shahin's facial expression helps her get that extra inch.

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Girls in the Hood.

ROW 1- C. Ratchford, K. Littleton, S. Brim, M. Thompson, 0 . Townsley, C. Reed. ROW 2- B. Owen, . Briggs, T. Parker, M. Shahin, S. Lasoski, J. Liu. ROW 3- Coach A. Johnson, Assistant Coach K. Weatherspoon, K. LeShoure, C. Dukes, K. Harris, E. Block, K. Thompson. Would you girls like some bread with all that cheese?

Samantha Brim breezes past her opponent.

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Not Number One, But Working On It The 1991 Boys ' Track Team came through with another good season last year, though they suffered the loss of many accomplished senior runners from the previous year. The leadersip of captains Brian Rempe and Clyde Mize helped bring success in a season that was expected to be below standards. The team was also given a boost by the many incoming freshman runners and the more experienced squad of sophomores and juniors. With such a good crop of young runners moving up, it can only mean that the team will be better this year and in the years to come. This team is definitely on the upswing.

Why did I ever join track.

I knew that I would win.

Someday I'll make it to the big time. Please don't let me hit the bar.

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Brian Rempe scores in the pole vault.

ROW 3- J. Powers, W. Smith, M. ewman, C. orlin, J. Sempsrott, T. Coleman, M. Wise, A. Deponai, C. Brewer, M. Wise. ROW 2- B. Rempe, T. Williams, C. Kammer, J. Winbush, R. Boatright, C. Washburn, D. Harris, T. Smith, Lester Washington. ROW 1- R. Pettigrew, B. Calhoun, C. Overstreet, M. Bennett, D. St. Peter, E. Durst, B. Wilhelm.

David Williams leaps past the competition.

Oyde Mize gives it his all.

Damn, this is fun!

It's The Way You Pia .

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Hit, Hit, Hit! Only minor things led up to a rather unfortunate season of 7-3 for the Central Football team. Many little things added up. It wasn't that everyone didn't work hard, but it seemed as if things just couldn't flow together. "The offensive line was the heart of the team and everyone else helped out a little too," says Jeff Seaman. Well that's strange considering that Elliott Rodgers, a defensive player said, "Defense was the strong point." Hmm ... maybe they weren't working together. Either way the season was not as bad as many people may have thought. Many people who did not get the chance last year got playing time this year. You could see the improvements through out the season, which was due to the fact that they had excellent coaching which consisted of coaches, Trigger, Wooley, Garcia, Larson, Due, and sophmore coach Davis. "So many of our games were very close, we could have easily had a winning season, I think we proved that by beating McCarthur who beat Urbana. Our team was much better than our record shows, everyone really worked hard and hustled until the end. The boys should be proud of their season," says Offensive Coach Mr. Wooley. One player really summed up the season by saying, "People who live in the past have their future die soon. They say the best come to those who wait, well if that's true than Central should be #l in the year 2030! It was a privilege to be a part of the hundred year tradition of Central High School Football." ---Chad Collins (Barna Man).

Hut, Hut, Hike!

Jimmy Winbush is not about to let those guys catch him!

The guys still have spirit, they're gonna wm tlus homecoming game!

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The players raise their helmets for the kick-off.

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Varsity: ROW 1-D. Pelmore, S. Clemmons, T.Parker, D. Harvey, C. Harvey, E. Grayson, R. Steinbaugh. ROW 2-N. Markward, H. Jones, E. Rodgers, J. Palmisano, B. Young, S. Phillipe, I. Hensley, R. Moore. ROW 3- Bobby Larson, Jeff Trigger, J. Cadwell, J. Hamilton, A. Gross, J. Seaman, T. Sheridan, E. Hudson,Rich Garcia. ROW 4-J. Yandell, T.Rutherford, A. Kendricks, D. Harris, J. Winbush, K. Burney, L. Peat,Rich Wooley. ROW 5-C. Snoeyink, J. Crum, K. Crossland, D. Williams, C. Collins, C. Vanmatre, T. Sturkey.

Sophmores: ROW 1-D. Luellen, E. oah, M. Tepper, C. Spinx, T. Krug, D. St.Peter,Mr. Davis. ROW 2-T. orman, P. Boatwright, T. Gorham, B. Collins, J. Brown, P. Thurston, J. Vohs, C. Carr. ROW 3-M. Putler, P. Lyttyl, R. Labonty, J. Skillings, A. Stump, N . Outlaw, M. Wise. ROW 4-K. Hahn, M. Peat, C. Allison, D. Stone, D. Barkley, J. Dillingham, T. Wilbert, M. Palmer.

Freshman: ROW 1-M. Huff, T. Hill, R. Sturkey, T. Cartmill, E. Catching, T. Mckenzie, S. Earhart, T. Curio, D. Wade. ROW 2-M. Harter, D. Kelly, R. Frame, D. O'neill, . Jones, J. Rodgers, J. Thompson, S. Carol. ROW 3-S. Winter, C. Crane, M. Davis, R. Huff R. Quick, J. Felkner, . Allie, J. Stevens. ROW 4-P. Testory, H. Zhand,Coach Whited, Coach Sitch, Coach Hull,B. Mast, R. Grice.

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Another Terrific Season The 1991 Girls' Tennis Team ended its varsity season with a winning record of 8-4, and a junior varsity record of 4-1. Leading the team were co-captains and doubles partners Anastasia Truran and Kristin Misner. This year, that dynamic duo placed 2nd in the Big 12 Conference Meet, 2nd in sectionals, qualified for the state tennis tournament (for the third year in a row), and finished the season with a record of 22-8. Freshman Gabrielle Giertz also made a great contribution with her 15-2 seasonal singles record. Although the team will be losing seniors Truran and Misner, returning next year will be Erica Leach, Gabrielle Giertz, Haley Brown, Laine Means, Betsy Owen, Tamara Woodis, Liz Duffy, Anne Misner, Michelle Shahin, Emilie Gunderson, Nicole Karr, and Becca Leasch. Furthermore, the devoted and enthusiastic Marge Anders will be coaching yet another terrific season.

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Kristin Misner always uses her HEAD when she plays tennis.

Doesn't it look like Erica just spit out the ball?

Anastasia Truran in HER team uniform.

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J.V. ROW 1- N . Karr, B. Laesch, A. Misner. ROW 2- E. Gunderson, M. Shahin, B. Owen, Coach Anders.

Is this the joy of victory or the agony of defeat?

The three arnigas.

A circle of stars.

Marked By Improvement The 1991 soccer team was one to be remembered. With coaches Anthony Moreillon and Mike Smiricky to lead them, the team had an exciting season. To start it all off, they began summer practice sessions in August. They trained three times a day, each practice consisting of a lot of running. This set the precedent of hard work for the players, and it continued throughout the season. With team captains Chad Rakers, Andy Hatch, and Sean Biddle as role models, a winning attitude and improved teamwork was acheived at CHS soccer. Chad Rakers was voted Most Valuable player and team spirit was at its peak. Team members described it as being a fun, exciting, and extravagant season, complete with many best records. Senior Andy Hatch exclaimed, "I think it was definitely the best season of my four years!" The team ended with a record of seven wins, six losses, and three ties. This proud record, however, was not an apt indicator of the teams' caliber. Hopefully, with the outstanding group of young players coming through the system, next year's record will do more justice.

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Sean Biddle concentrates and chews on his lip in order to make another one of his many successful shots.

Coach Morellion (Terminator 3) goes afÂˇ ter another victim.

Crazed Andy Hatch, in need of a towel, sweats during overtime versus Centennial.

FEMALE Amy Edwards smiles as she knows that she's better than all those " men".

Varsity: ROW 1-A. Edwards, S. Schirmir, S. Biddle, R. Soucie, T. Bien, J. Lo, P. Salzmann. ROW 2-M. Vasaune, Z. Benson, C. Rakers, G. Bigby, T. McDaniel, T. elson, D. Aikman, R. Tabeling. ROW 3- Coach Smiricky, C. Washburn, J. Krandel, A. Hatch, C. Hemming, J. Helms, M. Fay, D. Teuscher, Coach Moreillon, Manager T. Bergstrom.

J.V.:ROW 1-A. Valbert, J. May, J. Barker, P. Herrera, A. Fisher, S. Sandquist. ROW 2Coach Smiricky, R. Hettinger, R. McArty, A. Alunbaugh, C. Sheppard, J. Matthews, S. Harms, C. Overstreet, S. Kozoll.

Derrick Aikman manuevers his body for that perfect kick. These five studs prove that soccer is the best looking sport.

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Catch This Wave! The 1991 Girl's swim season will not be easily forgotten. With many people staying and many people coming it was sure to be promising. With a winning record of 10-2 everyone knew that Central was the team to beat! But the Maroons successful season was not accomplished by nothing. Practices consisted of around 5000 yards a night, but that's not all, there were morning practices also which consisted of weight lifting and running. This was clearly a team of varsity swimmers. And with a couple more great additions their goals were easily accomplished. First their new assistant coach, Jane Scoffield (sprint speacialist), and their new diving coach Kieth Scorzza. Even though they did not have any divers at the end of the year, Kieth became an exceptional swimming coach as well . The team also proved themselves by winning the Centennial Invitational, Conference, Sectionals, and 22nd place at the state meet in New Trier. The team also carried on many traditions such as their ever famous swim dinners, complete with lake swims,the school song, Max maroon, SOD's on Fridays, and throwing Jane in the water. These girls definitely exemplify the fact that hard work pays off in the end.---Good luck to all the seniors, we'll miss you and try to uphold all your traditions.---Kim Schuh.

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We just love our new assistant coach Jane!. .. And Amy Bundy's braids too!

We can always take time out to pose for the camera!

Allison Kuhne shows us how to look good and swim!

Jessi and Rachel waste time with the camera.

ROW 1 - A. Foster, E. Snyder, J. Reed, M. Goodling, A. Kuhne, J. Wood. ROW 2 R. Hunt, A. Fields, G. Marshall, R. Flood, A. Hendren, K. Summers, E. Block. ROW 3 - Coach Schuh, A. Seaman, E. Younger, C. Rodgers, Dodson, E. Scott, S. Wright. ROW 4 - Coach Scofield, K. Kuhne, M. Williams, A. Bundy, J. Blixen, C. Kelley, K. Piper.

We stole this picture from Amy Bundy's modeling portfolio. She's sending it to swimming world magazine!

Kristy Summers works hard at practice!

Anne scoops her way to the wall.

Team spirit after winning Conference.

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Ahead Of The Rest The Cross-Country team had an excellent season this year with their dual meet record of 7-1. They placed first in the Danville Jamboree and the Twin City meet. In the Mattoon Invitational they placed second and they finished third in the Big 12 conference, and seventh in the Peoria Invitational. The team then went on to regionals and placed first. After the regionals they went to sectionals and finished third. The Maroons then went to state and finished an impressive 15th. This team had a huge amount of talent and it showed in their individual records. Brian Calhoun won 2 dual meets, finished 4th at the Danville Jamboree, 3rd in Twin City, 9th in Big 12 ,and 6th in Regional. Jason Sempsrott was the Twin City champion and placed 20th at the Mattoon Invitational. Todd Elrick was 6th in Twin City, 24th at the Mattoon Invitational and placed 80th at state. Josh Wyatt was 7th in Twin City, 21st at Mattoon, 7th in Regionals, 16th in sectional and was the teams most improved runner. Pete Billhymer won one varsity dual meet, was 12th in the Big 12, and lOth in Regional. Jessica Coonen was the star of the girls team, and finished well in each of her meets. The eight players who received letters this season were Mat Bennett, Pete Billhymer, Brian Calhoun, Andy Deponai, Todd Elrick, Chris Pickard, Jason Sempsrott, and Josh Wyatt. It's safe to assume that this years season met everyone's expectations and made a great immpression.

Girls can run too.

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Cross Country

Row 1-J. Sempsrott, W. Freyman, M. Bennet, R. Pettigre, C. Pickard, J. Wyatt, J. Canam. Row 2-M. B. Calhoun, A. Rodgers, B. Caspers, A. Deponia, P . Billhymer, Coach Stirret.

Jessica Coonen always beats her opponent.

Josh Wyatt looks forward to the finish .

ewman, J. Wyatt, T. Elrick,

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We've Got the Power The 1991 vollyball season was a successful one. In contrast to 1990's record of 9-21, Central had a winning record of 23-14 and were tri-champions of the Big 12 Conference. This is the first time Central has won this title in almost a decade. Finally, before being eliminated in the sectional tournament, Central defeated Rantoul to win the Regional title. The Maroons powerfully ended their season and have high expectations for 1992! All-Conference/ All-Area Brittney Greenwood Hillary Keller Honorable Mention- Lori Greenwood All-State Honorable Mention- Brittney Greenwood â&#x20AC;˘ Brittney had 531 kills, a state record for underclassmen. Hillary Keller prepares to ace her opponents.

Christine Cromwell bumps the ball.

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Varsity: ROW 1-J. Porter, K. Keller, H. Keller, B. Greenwood. ROW 2-J. Valbert, J. Helfer, C. Cromwell, D. Strunk. ROW 3-K. Smeyers, K. Troxell, L. Greenwood, A . Bailey, Coach Jones.

J.V.: ROW 1-J. Birt, D. Schooley, C. Rosenbaugh, S. Overstreet, L. White. ROW 2-J. Valbert, E. Palmisano, T. Clemons, J. Porter, J. elson, Coach Jones. Do ya dig it?

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There's Always Next Year. How can someone practice golf for so many years and not get any better? That is the question that Tim O'Neill, along with the rest of the Central Golf team, is asking himself right now. Although the team's members are rather unhappy with their season, many others would say that this year was a success. With only one loss in a dual meet and several good finishes in invitationals, you might ask how this team can complain. The seniors, Mark Sandquist and Tim O'Neill, along with four sophomores, all with high potential and several years of experience, were expecting at least a tenth place finish in the state meet. After winning the regional, they were sure that they'd get there. However, a very poor showing in the sectional extinguished this year's hopes, sending all of the Central Golf team, other than Jake Goldstein who made it to State as an individual and the team's two seniors, back to Champaign thinking only towards next year. Hope springs eternal, and next fall the golf team is expected to rise to new heights.

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Classic McGill.

The team spiritual leader shows us what it takes to hit the ball hard.

Golf

We've Got Spirit "We say Maroon, you say white - maroon ... white ... maroon ... white." All the yelling and chanting done on the football field and basketball court was led by the cheerleaders. The varsity squad was elected in the spring on the basis of teacher evaluations, skill, enthusiasm, and coordination. The squad's weekly practices involve many hours of hard work. The cheerleading squad performs and supports the football and basketball teams. They are also included in our school's pep assemblies, homecoming activities, fund raisers, and community functions. The squad is relatively young, so great things are expected for the future . The squad is also fortunate to have a talented young man as part of the squad . What would we do without our cheerleaders. Katherine Klingle in top form.

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Varsity: ROW 1-J.R. Simmons, A. Ray. ROW 2- K. Kling!e, L. Duffy, K. Johnson T. VanMatre, S. Smiricky, E. Colclasure.

Freshmen: Clockwise-A. Wattnem, C. Stephens, D. Calhoun, L. Foster

J.V. : Clockwise-S. Heiney, J. Hotsinpillar, R. Smith, S. Freeman, . Hutchinson, S. Joseph. Central cheeleaders make a mean pyramid

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You Don't Want None! The 1991 pompon squad was a great success. The 15-member squad improved immensely through hard work at intensive practices throughout the summer and the school year. They experienced a challenging and competitive summer pompon camp, with activities from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. The Pepettes were rated among the top five teams out of of forty. These prizewinners were led by a new coach, Sally Krinninger. With her experience, support, and dedication, the squad continued to excell with their dancing throughout the year. Football and basketball performances were successful, as was their performance at both of their competitions. Overall, the new style of performance from the Pepettes this year made a magnificent impression on this school. Hold it, wait, stop the beat- Baby, you know what we want!

Colgate commercial?

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Pepettes look good even out of performance!

After a tiring day of camp, Missy thinks, ''I'm too sexy for Pepettes!"

ROW 1-R. Hunt, K. Clark, . Brewer. ROW 2-M. Robinson, T. Parker, J. Caroline, W. Freehill. ROW 3-M. Pomonis, T. Jones, K. Dawson, A. Roberts. ROW 4-K. Bednar, E. Scott, J. Vidakovich, K. LeShoure.

Work it, work it, baby, own it, work it!!

Yes, these girls can get pretty goofy while trying to psyche out the opponent's team!

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Take It To The Hoop! Some might call them the "young riders". Most know them as the 1992 Boys' Basketball team. With only two returning players the year was off to a rather inexperienced start. Many games were lost because of silly mistakes, these games averaged a point spread of maybe 4-5 points. As the season progressed it became evident that there was a little inexperience at times, but at other times they had a chance to prove themselves, for example, the game against Cenntenial. Central was ahead the entire game and won 50-49, after Thomas Parker's winning free throw. "It's hard to win Varsity games with only Sophmores and Juniors, but I'm looking forward to next year," says Coach Croy.

McFarland gets by the tiger.

Block it! Coach Davis does not understand call.

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Anthony Coomes looks for an opening.

Ready to play!

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Boys' Basketball

Varsity ROW 1-Coach Bane, T. Evans, A. Coomes, D. McFarland, J. Sempsrott, E. McFarland, E. Alcaraz, T. Parker. ROW 2-Coach Davis, Coach Croy, T. Sturkey, K. Crossland, C. Snoeyink, S. Clemons, L. Peat, D. Williams, MGR Floyd Fisher.

Soph ROW 1-R. Tabeling, M. Mulliken, J. Goldstein, E. Jones, J. Lo, C. Spinks, C. Washburn. ROW 2-Coach Davis, J. Swartz, E. Evans, N . Outlaw, D. Freeman, Z. Cain, M. Hawkins.

Freshmen ROW 1-0. Brize, J. Matthews, M. Evans, M. Bain, C. Pickard, J. Conham, M. Bigham, R. Miller, J. Rodgers. ROW 2-B. Rome, R. Sturkey, T. Hill, M. Howard, E. Catchings, R. Sibley, A. Alumbaugh, Coach Bane . Comin' in all psyched!

Caleb Washburn shoots the rock.

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Out To Win This year's basketball season was a big success over last years disapointing 0-24 record. The varsity and freshmen teams had new coaches for the season. The new varsity coach was Mike Woods and the new freshman coach was his son Andy Woods. The junior varsity coach was Fay Catchings. The varsity team had a much improved season. The junior varsity team had an above average season and will become even better with many returning players for next year's season. The freshmen team had an outstanding season and is sure to be excellent in the years to come. The varsity team had a lot of experience with seven returning players, but there were also many new faces including Amy Edwards who displayed a lot of talent. Carrie Harney, Kristy Harris, and Tyre Campbell were just some of the leaders of the team. Cheron Reed, Sheila Johnson and Martha McFarland were mentioned by fellow teammates as outstanding players on the sophomore squad. Jaime O'Conner and Nicole Karr were also said to be impressive.

Kristy proves she is head and shoulders above the rest.

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Jenny looks for the open shot.

Varsity ROW 1-J. Porter, M. McFarland, C. Reed, E. Gunderson, S. Johnson. ROW 2-Coach Woods, S. Hedgepeth, A. Edwards, . Karr, T. Cambell, K. LeShoure, Coach Woods. ot pictured-C. Harney, K. Harris, C. Dukes, T. Clemons, J. O'Conner.

JV ROW 1-J. Porter, M. McFarland, T. LeShoure, L. Brown, K. Ambrose. ROW 2Coach Woods, S. Hedgepeth, .Karr, C. Hardig, J. Woods. ot pictured-T. Clemmons, J. Arnold

Freshmen-Coach Woods, N . Karr, J. Palmisano, J. O' Conner What a look of concentration!

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Pin Him, Pin Him! "We did good under the circumstances," says Coach Dixon. The 1992 wrestling team was quite inexperienced. Most of the team was composed of sophomores and juniors. Although the team was a young one, they progressed superbly throughout the season. For example, they placed third in the tournament at Cenntenial. First year sophomore heavy weight, Jason Shelling, won three frosh-soph tournaments. 103 lb, Frank Hopkins, won the Champaign-Urbana Invitational. Another player went to Kankakee, to a top invitational, and placed second in the Big 12. Altogether the wrestling team was a great success. They, however, wouldn't be where they are if it weren't for the faithful Wrestlerettes. These girls are a crucial part of the meets. Scoring and timing are just some of their many duties. They also do locker decorations, and are secret pen pals to the Wrestlers. They are the extra help needed to produce successful meets. With the support of the Wrestlerettes and the many vigorous hours of practice, the team improved in many areas that they never had before. Everyone is looking forward to next year. Good luck boys!

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Wrestling

The team cheers someone on.

Varsity ROW 1-K. Jones, W. Means, F. Hopkins, S. Carrell, D. Kyse, T. Nishida . ROW 2-Coach Gibson, J. Skillings, S. Mapson, J. Dillingham, M. Nishida, R. Labonte, Coach Dixon.

J.V.ROW 1-J. Brown, S. Eheart, L. 'Knoke, R. Quick, L. Johnson. ROW 2-R. McCarty, S. Winters, Coach Dixon, C. Overstreet,}. Williams.

Wrestlerettes ROW 1-Abby Reynolds, Shannon Randall, Gabrielle Cooper, Angie Auteberry, Sponsor Becky Dillingham. ROW 2-Frannie Franklin, Jenny Johnson, Maggie Cascone, Tammie Reinart, Trisha Bird, Kristin Schanche.

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The Higher We Climb, The Better The View. Swimming has gone quite well for the Central this year. Though the team suffered the loss of several senior swimmers from last year, they were able to bounce back and become the formidable competitors they are this year. The upper classmen have provided a large amount of help in that area. Elliott Rodgers, though only a junior, is the team's most experienced swimmer and best breast stroker. Robb Scott and Dave Butler are two of the team's seniors that help in the areas of backstroke and freestyle. Pat Elder is not only the most improved swimmer on the team, starting only last year, but he is the best butterflyer and all around swimmer. Though Conference hasn't occured as of the time of this writing, the team expects to do well. They hope to place first or second and will focus on Urbana as their main competitor. Next year, the team will have some making up to do, suffering from the loss of even more seniors this year. With Trigger recruiting, there should be no problem filling those gaps.

Pat Elder displays the effort it takes to win.

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Mr. Trigger trains another hopeful.

It's so hard to go fast when the water sticks to your hand.

It's a bird, it's a plane, it's Elliott.

ROW 1-J. Oliver, C. Grahm, M. Helfer, W. Freyman, C. Shepard, D. Butler. ROW 2-Mr. Miller, S. Philiipe, A. Rodgers, C. Evans, P. Thurston, D. Ho, Mr. Trigger. ROW 3-J. Bundy, D. Butler, R. Scott, E. Rodgers, P. Elder, J. Wyatt, T. Tangora.

Paul goes for the finish hard, determined to win .

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, Sam gets ready to score another ten.

Mr. Miller looking GQ suave.

The lane sixers relax between workouts.

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Aikman, Derrick . ...... 153 Alcaraz, Eric . . . . . . . . . . 169 Allie, Nathan . . . . . . . . . 149 Allison, Clay . . . . . . . . . 149 Alumbaugh, Aaron . . . . 56, 153, 169 Ambrose, Keena . . . . . . . 171 Ambrose, Tiffany .. .... . 41 Anderson, David ...... . 45 Arnold, Jennifer . . . . 47, 52, 171 At-Taras, Musaab . . . 54 55 92 47, 173 Auteberry, Angie I

Bailey, Kimberly . . . . . . . . 41 Bailey, Patrick . . 33, 38, 45, 48 Bailie, Anne . . . . . . . . . . 159 Bain, Matt . . ....... 46, 169 Baker, Jessica . . . . . . . . . . 4 7 Barber, Derrick . . . . . . . . . 4 7 Barber, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Barker, Joshua . . . . . . . . 153 Barkley, Devin . . 44, 45, 149 Bechtel, Dan . . . . . . . . 45, 55 Beck, Adam . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 - Beck, Josh . . . . . . . . . . 44, 45 Bednar, Kathy .. .. .. 56, 165 Behrahena, Mari Paz . . . 52, 53 Belloso, Laura . . . . . . . 46, 53 Benar, Kathy . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Bender, Christine . . . . . . . 4 7 Bennet, Mathew . . . . . . . 15 7 Benson, Zach .... . . 33, 153 Bergstrom, Travis . . . . . . 153 Bernett, Matt . . . . . . . . . . 42 Berney, Kyyone . ...... . 36 Biddle, Sean . . . 39, 41, 152, 153 Bien, Tuan . . 30, 46, 54, 92,

153 Bigby, Garenne . . . . . . . . 153 Biggers, Arlicia . . 29, 36, 46, 58 Bigham, Mark . . . . . . . . . 169 Billhymer, Pete . . . . . . . . 41 Billinsley, Krista . . . . . 47, 52 Bird, Trisha . . . . . . . . 46, 173 Birt, Holly . . . 28, 41, 42, 54, 55, 92 Birt, Jaime . . . . . . . . . . . . 159 Bixen, Julie . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Blixen, Julie . 53, 59, 81, 155 Block, Eugene . . . 31, 46, 52, 143, 154, 155 Bogan, Teela ... ........ 36 Bolton, Evette . . . . . . . . . . 92 Bortner, Christi . . . . . . . . . 42 Bottom, Evette . . . . . . . . . 36 Bowermaster, Stephanie .... 43,45,53 Boyd, Kirk . . . . . . . . . . . . 137 Bradford, Bronz . . . . . . . . 36 Bradley, Hope . . . . . . . . . 45 Bremer, Jill . . . . . . 33, 46, 54 Brewer, Nikki ...... 36, 165 Briggs, Natasha . . . . 36, 143 Brim, Samantha .... 36, 143 Brim, Yolanda . . . . . . . . . . 36 Brize, Oliver . . . . . . . . . . 169 Brown, Brian . . . . . . . . 59, 60 Brown, Haley . . . 33, 54, 60, 151 Brown, Latoya . . 29, 36, 47, 171 Brown, Monique . . . . . . . . 41 Brown, Regina . . . . . . . . . 41 Bryan, Hillary . . . . . . . . . . 56 Buffer, Telisa . . . . . . . . . . 92 Bundy, Amy . . . . 15, 39, 41, 155 Bundy, Jeff ... ........ 175 Bunte, Anne . 28, 38, 46, 53, 58,59 Bunte, Byron . . . . . . . . 38, 56 Burney, K. . . . . . . . . . . . . 149 Busch, Gini . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Butler, Corey . . . . . . . . . . 47 Butler, Dan ........ 51, 175

Butler, David ... 56, 57, 175 Buttitta, Andrea . . . . . . . . 51

Cadwell, John . .. ... 81 , 149 Cagle, Keelie . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Cain, Zachary . . . . . . . . . 169 Calhoun, Brian . . 28, 30, 53, 157 Calhoun, Dawn . . . . 31 , 60, 157, 163 Campbell, Shalanda . ... . 36 Campbell, Tyra . . . . . . . 171 Caroline, Jolynn . 29, 36, 52, 165 Carr, Christoph . . . . . . . . 149 Carrell, Steve . . . . . . . . . 173 Carter, April . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Carter, Lynn . ....... 45, 56 Carter, Maruis . . . . . . . . . 36 Cartmill, Terrayel . . . . . . 149 Cascone, Ann ... . 56, 57, 92 Cascone, Maggie . ... 47, 173 Casper, Brad . 30, 59, 63, 86, 89, 157 Caspers, Jennifer . . . . 46, 52 Cavey, Jill . . . . 14, 31, 54, 63 Clapper, Taryn . . . . . . . . . 51 Clark, Kim .. 30, 88, 93, 165 Clemmons, S. . . . . . 149, 169 Clemons, Tuawillia . . . 159, 171 Coclasure, Erinn .... 52, 163 Collins, Brock . . . . . . 46, 149 Collins, Chad . 9, 46, 83, 92, 149 Collins, Jennifer . . . . . . . . 41 Collins, Will . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Coomes, Anthony . . 168, 169 Coonen, Jessica . . . . . . . . 157 Cooper, Gabrielle . . . 56, 57, 173 Costello, Ivy ....... 47, 157 Crane, Charles . . . . . . . . 149 Cromwell, Christine . . . . 54, 158, 159 Crossland, Kendrick . . . 14 9, 197

169 Crull, Casey . . ... . ..... 53 Cunnington, Terry . . . . . . 51 Curio, Anthony . . . . . . . 149

Dang, Thu . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 7 Dang, Xuan . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 7 Davis, Anthony . . . . . . . . 47 Davis, Michael . . . . . . . . 149 Dawson, Katie . . 15, 16, 28, 41, 46,59, 8~ 89, 165 Day, Ellen ... . .... . . 45, 52 Day, Erin .. . ........ 45, 52 Day, Mark . . . . . . . . . . 45, 53 Day, Steve . . . . . . . 45, 54, 55 Deba, Sarah . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Delia, Sarah . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Deponai, Andrew . . . 28, 53, 84, 157 Deverell, David . . . . . . . . 93 Dillingham, Jason . 14 9, 173 Dodson, Gayla . . 28, 30, 52, 53, 59, 63 Donnelly, Kelly ..... ... 52 Duffy, Elizabeth . . ... 40, 54 Duffy, Jenny . . . . . . . . 43, 45 Dukes, Brandee . . . . . . . . 3 6 Dukes, Candi . . 36, 143, 171 Durbin, Billy .. 5, 53, 58, 137 Durst, Ethan ..... . . . ... 40 Durst, Jared . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Dyson, Steve . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Edwards, Amy . . . 152, 153, 171 Eheart, Sarah . . . 46, 53, 59, 149, 173 Eheart, Seth . . . . . 31, 47, 52 Eissfeldt, Scott . . . . 38, 136, 137 Elam, Kim . ..... .. . . ... 47 Elder, Patrick . . 54, 174, 175 198

Elliot, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Elrick, Todd . . . . . . . 46, 157 Enkins, Brian . . . . . . . . . . 42 Evans, Charlie .. . .. 52, 175 Evans, Edreal . . . . . . . . . 169 Evans, Tim .... 53, 137, 169

Farthing, Angie ..... 63, 92 Fay, Mike .. 33, 53, 137, 153 Felkner, Jeremy . . . . . . . 149 Fettig, Lyle . .. 28, 38, 55, 60 Fields, Amanda . . . . 47, 155 Finkin, Ezra .. 38, 45, 54, 55 Fisher, Adam . . . . . . . . . 153 Fisher, Floyd . . . . . . . 47, 169 Fitzgerald, Ginger ..... . 47 Fitzgerald, Monte' . . . . . . 93 Flood, Rachel . . . . . . 47, 155 Floyd, Adam . . . . . . . . . . . 41 Fontana, Lisa .... 43, 45, 93 Ford, Lashawn ..... . . . . 47 Ford, Marc .. .. ....... 137 Foreman, Shannon . . . . . . 47 Foster, Alicia . . . . . . . . . . 155 Foster, Lashonna . . . . . . 163 Fotzler, Jon . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 Frame, Ron . . . . . . . . . . . 149 Franklin, Frannie . . . . . . 173 Frazee, Angie . . . . . . . 20, 46 Freehill, Whitney . . . 15, 28, 30, 31 , 46, 58, 59, 165 Freeman, David . . . . . . . 169 Freeman, Stephanie . . . . 163 Freyman, William . . 45, 157, 175

Gadbow, Ken . . . 38, 39, 48, 56,59 Gaffron, Rachel . 28, 46, 48, 49,50,54 Gains, Melissa . . .... . .. 48 Gibas, Jennifer . . . . ..... 45

Gibasm, Jennifer .... .... 47 Giddens, Keona . . . . . 36, 46 Giertz, Gabrielle . . . . . . . 151 Gingerich, Tina . . . . . 44, 45 Gladney, Denita .... ... . 39 Gladney, Kenya . . . . . . . . 36 Goldstein, Jake . . . . . 45, 161 Good, Angelica . . 22, 43, 46, 169 Good, Michael . . . . . . . . . . 42 Goodling, Meghan . . 31, 47, 155 Gorham, Tom . . . 31, 33, 39, 52, 60, 149 Gorski, Megan 15, 4 7, 52, 60 Gotschall, Tara . . . . . . 54, 55 Graham, Chad . . . . . . . . 175 Grayson, Eric . . . . . . . . . 149 Green, Andrea . . . . . . . . . 48 Greenwood, Brittney ... 159 Greenwood, Lori . . . 47, 159 Greffe, Kelly ... . ... . 43, 45 Grice, Richard . . . . . . . . . 149 Gross, Alexander . . . . . . 149 Grumish, Lindsey . . . 31 , 52, 161 Guidas, Derrick ... ..... 45 Gunderson, Emilie . . 15, 38, 151, 171

Hahn, Kyle . . . . . . . . . . . 149 Hains, Otha ........... 47 Halfwassen, Joel . .. ..... 45 Hall, Tim . . .. .. .. . . . . . . 47 Hamilton, Amanda .. 33, 54 Hamilton, Jim . . . 28, 44, 45, 149 Hammel, Michael . . . 28, 41, 86 Hardig, Cathy .. . 45, 52, 171 Harms, Steve . . . . . . 31, 153 Harney, Carrie ... . . 53, 171 Harris, Damon . . . . . 36, 149 Harris, Kristy . . . 28, 52, 53, 88, 143, 171

Harvey, Devon ...... 9, 149 Hatch, Andy . . . . . . 152, 153 Haussermann, Mark . . . 63, 161 Hawkins, Meshell .. 47, 169 Haynes, Mindy . .. 33, 41, 83 Heaton, Jennifer . 15, 46, 50, 52 Hedgepeth, Stefanie . . . 157, 171 Heiney, Season . . . . . 45, 163 Helfer, Jessica . . . . . . . . . 159 Helfer, Leslie . . . . . . . . . . 54 Helfer, Matt ... 46, 137, 175 Helms, Jason . . . . . . . . . . 153 Hemming, Chad . . . . 54, 88, 153 Hendren, Anne . . . . . 47, 155 Hendrickson, Jenny ..... 47 Hensleigh, Isaac . . . . 45, 149 Herakovich, Tina . . . . . . . 30 Herrera, Holly ... 43, 45, 52 Herrera, Paco . . . . . . 47, 153 Herricks, Nicole . 38, 39, 40, 48,49,50 Hess, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Hettinger, Robert . . . . . . 153 Hill, Tim . . . . . . . . . 149, 169 Hinkle, Angela . . . . 9, 42, 57 Ho, David . . . . . . . . . . . . 175 Ho, Mary ... . ..... .. 46, 51 Holm, Kjersten . . . . . . 45, 46 Hopkins, Frank . . . . . . . . 173 Hotsinpiller, Jana . . . 45, 53, 163 Howard, Maurice .. . ... 169 Hudson, Eric . . . . . . . . . . 149 Huff, Marc .. 39, 45, 56, 149 Huffman, Jody . . 43, 45, 53, 58,59 Humphries, Malika .. 45, 52 Hunt, Regan ... 52, 155, 165 Hunt, Wendy . . . . . . . . . . 47 Hutchinson, Nicole . . . . 163 Hutton, Sunday .... . ... 53

Ireland, Sean . 28, 30, 54, 55 Kitson, John .... ... 46, 137 Klingel, Katherine . . 14, 59, 93, 162, 163 Knoke, Luke . . . . . . . . . . 173 Koehler, Amanda .. .... 171 Kotynek, Jenna . . . . . . . . . 4 7 Janas, Mary . . 33, 38, 45, 54, Kozoll, Scott . . . . . . . . . . 15 3 55 Krandel, Jacob . . . . . . . . 153 Jancola, Meredith ....... 42 Kraus, Vivian . .. . 31, 56,57 Jasper, Shantrall . . . . . . . . 47 Krug, Tim ... 33, 46, 56, 149 Jefferson, Aisha . . . . . . . . 4 7 Krumm, Jay ...... 137, 149 Jelks, Sarah . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Kuhne, Allison 56, 57, 63, Joesph, Jenny . . . . . . . . . . 46 154, 155 Johannsen, Cory . . 22, 45, 51 Kuhne, Kristin .. 39, 92, 155 Johnson, Brooke . 53, 54, 58, Kusmanoff, Katherine . . 40, 59, 63, 84, 92 47,50 Johnson, Jenny . . 47, 52, 173 Kyse, Dante .......... 173 Johnson, Kapri ......... 46 Johnson, Katie . . . 53, 82, 92 Johnson, Lorenzo .. . ... 173 Johnson, Shelia . . . . . . . . . 52 Johnson, Sidron . . . . . . . 171 Johnson, Syreeta ...... . . 42 Labonte, Robert . . . 149, 173 Jones, Allison . . . . . . . . . . 45 Laesch, Jessie . 46, 56, 57, 59 51, 151 Jones, Antwane . . . . . . . . . 38 Laesch, Rebecca Jones, Brian . . . . . . . . . 22, 45 Lakonishok, Hadas . 53, 81, 93 Jones, Eddie . . . . . . . 46, 169 Jones, Emily . . . . . 47, 88, 92 Lalande, John . . . 30, 56, 59, 60 Jones, Howard . . . . . . . . 149 Jones, Nathan . . . . . . 47, 149 Lash, Tim . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85 Jones, Temetra .. 36, 38, 165 Lasoski, Sara . . . 45, 143, 15 7 Joseph, Shelly ... 43, 45, 163 Latshaw, Jenny . . 28, 30, 39, 46, 53, 58, 63, 85, 93 Joy, Steve .... 33, 45, 56, 57 Lawrence, Renehal ...... 47 Lay, Freddie . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Le, Han Xuan . . . . . . . . . . 4 7 Leach, Erica .. 54, 59, 63, 151 Lee, Taiwana . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Kakoma, Diana ...... 36, 58 Lemke, Connie . . . . . . 41, 9 2 Kakoma, Laura . . . 14, 30, 53 LeShoure, Takelani . . . . 171 Kammer, Chris . . . . . . 39, 56 Leshoure, Yim . . . . . . . . . 4 7 Karr, Nicole ... 47, 151, 171 Levin, Abby . . . . . . . . 54, 59 Keith, Julie . . . . . . . . . 40, 53 Lewis, Dan ............ 48 Keith, Mary Jo ... 22, 44, 45 Littleton, Kimberly . . 36, 143 Keller, Hillary . . . 41, 53, 92, Liu, Jennifer . 28, 38, 40, 54, 158, 159 55, 59, 60, 61, 84, 93, 143 Keller, Kate . . . . . . . . . . . 159 Liu, Joanne ...... 38, 40, 56 Kelley, Claire . . . . . . . . . 155 Llewellyn, David . . . 33, 60, Kelly, Dellacio . . . . . . . . 149 149 Kim, Hyung-Joun ....... 53 Lo, Jan ........ 54, 153, 169

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Loyet, Lindy . 30, 39, 41, 46, 54,59, 87 Lozar, Carmen . . . 33, 49, 50 Lykins, Carissa . . . . . . . . . 4 7 Lynch, Becky .......... 86 Lytle, Patrick . . . . . . . . . 149

Manning, Robert . 45, 56, 57 Mapson, Shane ..... 46, 173 Marino, Elizabeth . . . 46, 56, 57, 59, 92 Markward, Nate . . . . 28, 54, 55,5Y, 60, 82, 84,149 Marshal, Don . . . . . . . . . . 93 Marshall, Gabrielle . 28, 30, 46,53,155 Martinkus, Amy . . 28, 54, 55 Martter, Mike . . . . . . . . . . 47 Mast, Benjamin ........ 149 Matthews, Jamie . . . 153, 169 May, Josh ............ 153 McBride, Stephanie . . 43, 45 McCarty, Ryan . . . . . . . . 173 McCormick, Amy . . . . . . . 4 7 McDaniel, Tad . . . . . . . . 153 McFarland, Brian ....... 45 McFarland, Derrick . . . 13 7, 169 McFarland, Erick . . . . . . 169 McFarland, James . . . . . . . 45 McFarland, John .... 47, 137 McFarland, Martha . . . . 171 McGill, Cam . . . . 30, 40, 52, 60, 161 McGrath, Angie ........ 52 McKenzie, Jodi . . . 28, 52, 53 McKenzie, Tyson . . . . . . 14 9 McNeal, Taronna ....... 47 McPhee, Megan . . . . . . . . 4 7 Means, Laine . . . 30, 54, 58, 151 Means, William . . . . . . . . 173 Meis, Brian ............ 39 Miller, Jason . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Miller, Rodney . . . . . . . . 169 Mills, Tomeka ....... 36, 47 200

Misner, Anne ...... 47, 151 Misner, Kristin . . 30, 46, 59, 63, 93, 151 Moody, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Moore, Angela . . . . . . . . . 4 7 Moore, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . 149 Morenz, Grant . . 20, 46, 48, 49,50 Morenz, Jeanette ....... 42 Morenz, Kim . . . . . . . . 43, 45 Morris, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Muirhead, Megan . . 53, 59, 60, 92 Mulliken, Mary .... 47, 169 Mulliken, Matt ........ 161 Munds, Aaron ...... 56, 57 Munk, Ben ............ 56 Mytty, Allison . . . . . . . . . . 47 Mytty, Jamon ..... 9, 53, 88

Nash, Jonathon ......... 42 Nelson, Adam .......... 51 Nelson, Chris . . . 28, 38, 54, 161 Nelson, Jessica . 56, 159, 171 Nelson, Tiffany . . . . . 50, 153 Newman, Mike ..... 39, 157 Niemi, Nicole . . . . . . . 14, 54 Nishida, Mitsuo . . . . . . . 173 Nishida, Tetsuo . . . . . . . 173 N oa, Leslie . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Noah, Eric ............ 149 Norlin, Christopher ..... 46 Norman, Terrance ..... 149 Norris, Aaron . . . . . . . 50, 54 North, Jessica . . . . . . . 40, 47 North, Sarah ..... 40, 47, 50

O'Conner, Jamie ....... 171 O'Neill, Daniel . . . . . . . . 149 O'Neill, Tim ....... 83, 161 Oak, Seayol . . . . . . . . . 38, 56

Ochs, Rebecca . . . 33, 49, 50, 54 Ochs, Sara .... 33, 48, 50, 56 Ohlsson, Chris . . 15, 46, 52, 53, 87 Ohmer, Jeri . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 Oliver, Joshua . . . . . . . . . 175 Olson, Anne . 20, 28, 30, 31, 46, 47, 54,55,58,59 Orner, Jeri . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Orban, Tasha . . . . . . . . . . 42 Orbin, Sarah . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Osler, Jennifer . . . . . . . . . 47 Osler, Joe . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Outlaw, Noel . . . . . 149, 169 Overstreet, Cory . . . 153, 173 Overstreet, Rashidi . . . . . . 9 Overstreet, Sigele ... 45, 159 Owen, Betsy ... 52, 143, 151 Owens, Janell . . . . . . . 33, 47 Owens, Keith . 20, 33, 46, 50 Oyer, Chad . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

p Palmer, Mark . . . . . . 38, 149 Palmisano, Emily .. 159, 171 Palmisano, Jason . . . . . . 149 Panchal, Ketu . . . . 28, 38, 53 Panothiocas, Irene ...... 52 Parker, Thomas . . 8, 16, 36, 46, 88, 143, 149, 165, 169 Parke~Tonya .......... 15 Paz-Behranena, Mari .... 51 Peat, Lamont ... 36, 149, 169 Peeples, Andrea . . . . . . . . 47 Pelmore, David ..... 39, 149 Pelz, Kerry . . . 28, 46, 54, 55 Peshkin, Bieke . . 48, 54, 55, 92 Peters, Ian . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Phelps, Stephanie . . . 38, 45, 54 Phillippe, Sam .... 149, 175 Phillips, Nicole . . . . . . 63, 93 Phipps, Shani . .. ....... 47 Pickard, Christophe . . . . 169 Pierce, Susan . . . . . . . . . . 56

Piper, Kristin . . . . 28, 30, 53, 58, 59, 63, 85, 92, 155 Pomonis, Missy . 23, 28, 30, 38, 53, 59, 63, 84, 86, 93, 165 Porter, Jennifer .... 159, 171 Potter, Jacob . . . . . . . . . . . 56 Pruitt, Derek . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Pruitt, Lamont . . . . . . . . . 14 Puffer, Mark . . . . . . . . . . 137 Purkeypile, Amanda . . . 28, 45, 53 Purkhosrow, Peyman ... 47

Rodgers, Jay ... 58, 149, 169 Roebuck, Germaine . . . . . 41 Rogers, Cathy . . . . . . . . . . 54 Rome, Brandon . . . . . . . . 169 Rose, Brian . . . . . . . . . 46, 53 Rose, Stacey ........ 47, 52 Roseborough, Carla . . . . 47, 159 Ross, Mary . . . 28, 40, 52, 53 Russell, Mario . . . . . . 14, 36 Rutan, Jeffrey . . . . 38, 54, 55 Rutherford, Tony . . . . . . 149

Sabraoui, Mirna . . . . . . . . 53 Quick, Ryan ... 47, 149, 173 Salzmann, Peter . . . 57, 137, 153 Sandquist, Mark . 28, 41, 54, ' 55, 59, 63, 93, 137, 160, 161 Sandquist, Steve . . . 137, 153 Savage, Bill . . . . . . . . . 45, 53 Rakers, Chad . . . 53, 85, 89, 137, 153 Savage, Michelle . . . . . . . . 38 Randall, Shannon . . . . . 173 Savage, William . . . . . . . . 28 Raquel, Warren .. 38, 59, 63 Savathphoune, Chansouk ... 40, 137 Ratchford, Carlarta . . 29, 36, Savvas, Christina . . . . . . . 47 58, 143 Ray, Andy ......... 48, 163 Sawyer, Craig . . . . . . . . . . 44 Redenbaugh, Kris ....... 42 Sawyer, Jennifer . . . . . 43, 45 Reed, Cheron . . . 29, 45, 52, Schanche, Kristin . . . 38, 173 143, 171 Schirmir, Scott . . . . . . . . 153 Reed, Janie . . . . . 47, 56, 155 Schlimann, Becky . . . . . . . 45 Reinhart, Tammie 15, 46, Schnitzer, Adam .... 28, 46 173 Schnitzer, Amy . . . . . . . . 47 Renduchintala, Murty . . 56, Schooley, Dani .. 31, 51, 159 57 Schuster, Andrew . . . . . . 137 30, 39, 41, Scott, Elena . . 30, 46, 53, 58, Reynolds, Abby 59, 63, 155, 165 173 Reynolds, Mike . . . . . . . . 42 Scott, Rob . . . 28, 41, 54, 55, 93, 175 Roberts, Amber 36, 47, 165 Roberts, Dawn . . . . . . 43, 45 Seaman, Alissa . . . . . 31, 149 Roberts, Pam . . . . . . . . . . 47 Seaman, Jeff . . . . . . . . . . 155 Robinson, Melanie . . . . . 165 Seaman, Katie .......... 48 Rodgers, Andrew . . . 50, 58, Seets, N a tasha . . . . . . . . . 4 7 60, 157, 175 Selby, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Rodgers, Elliott . . 28, 30, 57, Sempsrott, Jason . . . . 28, 56, 57, 157, 169 59, 60, 149, 175 Shahin, Michelle 142, 143, '

151 Shepard, Christoph . . . 153, 175 Sheridan, Tim . . . . . . . . . 149 Shiens, Robert . . . . . . . . . 39 Shrawder, Justin . . . . . . . . 42 Sibley, Rueben . . . . . . . . 169 Simmons, Gidget . . . . 42, 93 Simmons, J. R. . . . . . . . . 163 Skeels, Natasha . . . . . . . . 42 Skillings, John .... 149, 173 Slaughter, Shalawn . . 36, 42 Smetres, Kim . . . . . . 53, 159 Smiricky, Michelle . . 40, 52, 53,58,59 Smiricky, Stacey ... 52, 163 Smith, Brian . . . . . . . . . . 13 7 Smith, Chad ........ 45, 46 Smith, Rochelle .. 8, 16, 163 Smith, Stuart . . . . 42, 44, 86 Smricky, Michelle . . . . . . 28 Snoeyink, Craig . . . . 56, 57, 149, 169 Snyder, Erin ....... 47, 155 Snyder-Fitzgeral, Ginger .... 52 Soucie, Ryan . . . . 41, 53, 153 Spinks, Cornelius .. 149, 169 Staphens, Jill . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Stasheff, Genevieve . 45, 47, 51 Steinbaugh, Raymond .. 149 Stephens, Carrie . . . . 14, 47, 163 Stephens, Jill . . . . 14, 59, 149 Stoerger, Scott . . . . . . . . 13 7 Stone, David ....... 45, 149 Stover, Karla . . . . . . . . 47, 56 Straayer, Valerie . 28, 46, 56, 57 Strunk, Dawn ...... 54, 159 Stumpf, Allen . . . . . . . . . 149 Sturkey, Robert . . . 149, 169 Sturkey, Trumel . . . 149, 169 Summers, Jamie . . . . . . . . 47 Summers, Kelly . . . . . . . . 47 Summers, Kristy 31, 46, 155 Summerville, Shandra 36, 201

46, 58 Upshaw, Tearinee . . . . . . . 47 Williams, Megan . . . 36, 47, 155 Swartz, Jacob ...... 45, 169 Williams, Misty .. 43, 45, 93 Swchartz, Audrey . . . . . . . 45 Williams, Mya ... 59, 60, 61 Williams, Troy ......... 47 Wilson, Jason . . . 29, 32, 40, Valbert, Andy ...... 45, 153 56, 60 Valbert, Jenny . . 28, 54, 55, Winbush, Angie ........ 36 159 Winbush, Jimmie . . . . . . 149 Tabeling, Ryan . . . 136, 137, 153, 169 VanEngelenburg, Andy ..... Winter, Colin . . . . . . . . . . 33 39, 161 Winters, Steve .... 149, 173 Tam, Thalassa . . . . . . . 46, 55 Vanmatre, Christoph . . . 149 Wise, Julie . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Tan, Marie . . . . . . . . . . 44, 52 Tan, Mark . . . . . . . . . . 44, 45 VanMatre, Tisha . . . . 30, 59, Wise, Mike . . . . . . . . 54, 149 63, 83, 93 Tangora, Chris 31, 38, 39, Wood, Jessi . . . 9, 53, 58, 59, 45, 52 Vasaune, Mike . 46, 53, 137, 63, 92, 155 153 Tangora, Tony . . 39, 45, 46, Woodis, Tamara . 14, 30, 46, 58, 84, 175 Vaughn, Kareem . . . . . . . 56 53, 59, 151 Tate, Arnetha . . . . . . . . . . 93 Veatch, Ted ......... 41, 57 Wright, Stacy . . . . . . 53, 155 Tepper, Matthew ...... 149 Vidakovich, Jackie . . 31, 46, Wyatt, Jeremy . . . . . . . . . . 47 165 Testory, Peter . . . . . . . . . 149 Wyatt, Josh .... 46, 157, 175 Vohs, Jason . . . . . . . . . . . 149 Teuscher, Dan . . 41, 53, 81, 82, 153 Thomas, Carmen . 42, 56, 57 Thomas, Michael . . . . . . . 41 Thompson, Devorah . 29, 36 Thompson, Jonathon . . . 14 9 Wackerlin, Sarah . . . 30, 39, Yandell, Julius . . . . 45 136 137, 149 Thompson, Mabisa ...... 47 46,53, 86 Thompson, Maureen .... 93 Waighu, Kareem ........ 42 Younger, Evie . . . . . . 47, 155 Thompson, Melissa . . 47, 56 Walsh, Stephanie . . . . . . . 54 Younggren, Sarah . . . . . . 45 Thompson, Wanda . . . 9, 36, Washburn, Caleb . . 153, 169 Youngman, Krista . . . 39, 48, 50, 56, 93 39 Washburn, John ........ 51 Thurston, Paul . . . . 52, 149, Wattnem, Allison . . . 47, 52, 175 163 Thurston, Rachel . . . 28, 53, Weber, Rebecca .. 38, 45, 56 58, 59, 63, 89, 92 Weber, Scott . . . . . . . . . . . 51 Townsley, Odessa .. 36, 159 Weinstein, Elizabeth . . . 28, Zahnd, Harold ........ 149 Troxell, Kari . . . . 54, 55, 82, 46,53,59 Zollinger, Marc ..... . 33, 52 143 Weinstein, Sarah . 9, 28, 46, Truran, Anastasia . . . 56, 57, 53,59 151 White, Lee ........... 159 Tucker, Joe ......... 40, 63 Wickert, Marcy ......... 47 Tull-Holmes, Angela . . . 47, 93 Wiggins, Erika . . 38, 39, 45, 52 Turner, Devon . . . . . . 36, 39 Wilbert, Tracy . . . . . . . . 149 Wilhelm, Brad . . . . . . . . . 46 Williams, David . . . 41, 149, 169 Williams, Joe . . . 15 46 51 173

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SENIOR WILLS I, Kristin Misner, hereby bequeath to Annie Misner, a car to eat lunch in, a great time at Central, and some stationary to write me at college. I'm 8onna miss you An me! To the girl's tennis team, another great season filled with fun and laughs- thanks for a great four years Captain ave Woman! To my cousin Brandi Williams- I hope you will find someone that will love you, even though you don't kiss! To my sister Jennifer- grow a little and you won't trip on the stairs. To my lady- Tearinee Vashawn Upshaw, even though I'm gone our love will be forever!! I love you! I, Arnetha Annette, hereby bequeath to Jakelani, the ability to pull any man she finds capable. To Kenya, I leave the ability to be hard and to take no mess. To Donna, I leave the ability to treat lorenzo nice. Good luck because I'm Audi 5000! I, Elizabeth Marino, bequeath to Katie, a date with Mike Weaver, to Angie, a night at "Caroline's", to Jenny, a new bottle of champagne, to Stu, the woman of his choice, to Anne, her much deserved freedom, and to Allie, eternal happiness. I, Claire Kelly, will to the " Senior Storm", the fact that we rule, there's no one like us! Remember our theme song, and to Kari T., the ability to always lose control of her bodily functions, and to the "Senior Storm Girlz" the best in everything you do! To Cory- friends that haven't 9raduated, to Kathy- escape from the goon squad, Josh, a life andthe ability to shut up, Mr. Anderson- a base sax player, the drum line- a metronome. To Eron and Ellen- the ability to go insane, and to the school- the ability to get along without me. I, Jacob Krandel, hereby bequeath to my sister, Beth, two more good years of high school (even though she goes to Centennial) and good luck with tennis. I, Telisa Nicole, hereby bequeath to my little brother Kenyata, the ability to get off my nerves, Lemeul stop talking to so many girls. Donna, the ability to pick up a phone, Renee and Carlata, behavel, I love you all and I hope you graduate, because I'm outa here! I, Heather Kennedy, hereby bequeath to Stephanie Cadena, all our many nights at C' street, and to Aaron Barr, a new window to sneak out of and an everlasting relationship with Faghag I, Jason Miller, give all my love to my girlfriend, to G.G., the ability to be different than his brother, to M.B. and M G., my friendship forever, and to the men at Central, keep the cars fast and the stereos loud. I, Jennifer Liu, hereby bequeath to my sib, Joanne, an everlasting supply of baseball cards, long hair, and the freedom to choose. To Casey, an umbrella that will withstand any storm and humongous parking spaces. To science club, the ability to become king of the twin cities, and to next year's staff, a pain free year. I, Aaron Norris, bequeath to RH , the ability to have a good time, to CL and RO, my charm and affection, to JH and FH, a burning desire to beat up on each other, and to MR, my freshman puppy love. We, the Senior Girls (AKA the herd, OSS, TnA, etc.) hereby bequeath to the "SophoMore Posse" (SMP), the ability to live up to all that you talk and to finally realize your inferiority to us, also a dictionary. Don't be proud of what you cant spell. To the Best Boys, the abil~ to realize that we are not the only herd. To the juniors a great senior year, may you have more tolerance with the sophomores than we did. I, MA, leave Central H.S. absolutely nothing but an old pair of socks that I will leave in my P.E. locker for them to remember me by. I, Sarah Weinstein, bequeath to my two favorite st-ends, Ruchi and Suchi, the best of all semor years to Puck, continuing college success to SuchiBeeeta, and to Zordo, great success in any career path she may choose and the continuing ability to be the best sister on the face of the earth. I, Kim Morenz, will to Ho, the guy of her dreams, McDonalds, Mahomet, and all the size 6x's she can use, to Jenny, a great life with Chuck, to Stephanie M., another great night at McDonalds with a future cop, and to next year's flags, good luck and don't work too hard. I, Nicole Niemi, will to the world traveler, Gabrielle, more lunches at pickle's, turtle brownies, and more exciting trips out of the country with me, to Kristin, a plan, to Whitney, the ability to handle any situation that she may encounter, and to everyone, friendship always. I, Scott Shobe, will to S.D., the ability to be what he wants to, to CMV, I want to say peace, and to Meredith, the ability not to break any more nails. I, Kristin Kuhne, hereby bequeath the best of luck to Amy Bundy in college and hope that our friendship will last forever, good luck Moonshine! To my little sister, Allison, may revenge be sweet to A.R. and all the fun you can possibly have. To the girls' swimteam, the best of luck! I, Kerry Pelz, will to Megan, a Natalie Cole tape so you always remember that "L is for the way ... ", to Abbe and Peter, may you always feel the warmth of the sun, to Amy and Anne, the ability to survive without each other, and to Lesley, my friendship always. I, Odessa Townsley, of sound mind and great body, do bequeath to the OLDS posse (Proper X, Madame Chill, and Lady Di) peace and soul, and to Meechie Tee O.D., sisters we'll always be. Tutaonana! I, Stephanie Cadena, hereby bequeath to Todd Downing, an endless tape of "Dancing Queen" , to Aaron Barr, all of "The Bar" he wants, to Heather Kennedy, everything else including Don from the Flat Earth Society, and to the Flat Earth Society, fame. I, Andy Hatch, bequeath to all my friends, the everlasting spirit and the power of the party, to the newcoming seniors, forever more the tradition of best Thursday, may your school year never be dull, and to the Best Boys, Lemon Head, Cookie, and Muhumbus, a bottle for your lip, for a toast to our everlasting friendship I will tip. I, Tisha VanMatre, hereby bequeath the following: to Piper, another "first" at Morissey; Jenny, many thanks for a strong shoulder; Kate, undyin~ patience and some Pops; Jess, a mute lover and plenty of red lipstick; HAD, a future full of road trips and euchre; Ange, A DECISION (!); Sarah Wackerlin, a sense of humor; and, finally, to the veterans of Senior Storm, everlasting memories of our unique friendship. I, Angela Hinkle, hereby bequeath to Meredith, my never ending friendship and a chocolate party for no reason, to Scott, a run for the border- without me, and to Stephanie, the best senior year, I'll miss you- Thanks for being the best friend ever! I will Booty the ability to get a cork and some teeth. I will to the underclassmen the ability to GROW UP! and for Bootie to get a cork and some teeth.

MY MIND IS A PEARL

I CAN DO ANYTHING IN THE WORLD On Monday October 28, 1991 Central High School had a very special visitor. Reverand Jesse Jackson came to speak to the entire student body, faculty, administration, and local newsteams in a packed Combes Gymnasium. After an excellent introduction by Mrs. Catchings, Rev. Jackson spoke on a variety of topics. He told students the dangers of drugs, teen pregnancy, and dropping out of school. He encouraged students to set goals and make an effort to learn. Rev. Jackson spoke from experience. He told how he was raised without a father by a mother who had him when she was sixteen. He explained where he acquired his love for learning. Mrs. Shelby, his favorite teacher who inspired him to think, was the first to treat him as a person. He spoke about how he learned to fight for his education rather than take it for granted. He is a living testimony of what education can do for you. He has run for the United States Presidency twice, registered over one million voters, and he founded the Rainbow Coalition. He explained that through voting and politics we could cause change for the better. He then had everyone seventeen years and older come down and sign up for information on registering to vote. He was a very enthusuastic speaker who captivated his entire audience. He led the group in chants such as "I am somebody, Down with Dope-Up with Hope, My Mind is Pearl-! Can Do Anything in the World," and our favorite, "Central MaroonsNumber 1." 207

1992 MAROON STAFF Editors Kristin Piper Brad Casper

Sports Kristin Misner- Editor Jessi Wood- Co-Editor Jessica Husband Mark Haussermann Elena Scott

Student Life/Clubs â&#x20AC;˘ Rachel Thurston- Editor Mark Sandquist- Co-Editor Jenny Latshaw Jill Cavey Warren Raquel Joe Tucker SPECIAL THANKS TO: Grant Morenz Abby Reynolds Gini Busch Mr. Danielson Mr. Decker Mrs. Friese Mrs. Freyman Mrs. Wallace Mr. Lindstrom Mike Wise Scott Kozoll Hillary Keller Elliott Rodgers Mr. Seay Mrs. Pilcher Mr. Phillips Bob McElwee- Rep.

Album Missy Pomonis- Editor Tisha Van Matre- Co-Editor Gayla Dodson Angie Farthing Nicole Phillips

Ads and Index Brooke Johnson- Editor Erica Leach Allison Kuhne Sheryl Hobbs- Advisor AN ODE TO THE STAFF What can we say about '92 There'd be no yearbook without this crew. We lost our croppers and captions were hell Four whole ads that no one could sell. The proofs came back, we almost collapsed Someone's brain at the plant must have lapsed. Despite all the work, we always had fun Especially when we made the Chronicle look dumb. The days seemed shorter because of yearbook class How many teachers give you a permanent pass? And the two of us tried our best to get along But it's hard when I'm always right and you're always wrong. So now finally it's done, it's a wonderful book And your talent and time was all that it took! Thanks, Brad and Kristin P.S. Mud wrestling rules!