Sports 32-75
Student Life
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Teachers 180-189
Clubs
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Every generation looks at the one below it with nervousness and fear. Our parents seem to look at us with particular alarm. They seem to think that we have no morals, that our music is outrageous, and that our violent attitudes will destroy us. They have handed us a world in a crisis and laugh, saying we are to immature to handle it. We will soon have major decisions on our shoulders because the problems they have created are becoming ours to solve. We have grown up in a world full of social problems - racism, poverty, homelessness, war, recession - and most of us are very concerned about them. Sometimes, however, when we raise our voices, no one hears; when we have opinions, no one listens. In answer to these criticisms we have dedicated this book, The 1993 Maroon, to us, our opinions, and to the knowledge that we, the students of Central High School, will be heard. We do have something valuable to say, and we would like everyone to know ...
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Honors Day at Central always leaves a lasting impression on its students and faculty. Every year seniors are awarded for their spirit, talents, and devotion to the school. We, the student body of Central, are lucky because we are the only school in the Big 12 which honors our seniors in front of the entire school. The impressions that Central students make on the community are always evident. "Overall I was really proud of the students and their attitudes toward the graduating senior class and all of the speakers presenting the awards." -Mr Fechtman-
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O! GRADUATION 1992 Laura Bellosa eagerly awaits commencement
On June 2, the eagerly awaited commencement of the Class of 1992 was completed. Krannert's Great Hall was packed with friends and family reminiscing over the past four years. The happy graduates will undoubtedly take with them many fond memories of their high school years at Central. This day marked the end of high school, and will lead to each individual's plans for the future. This newly found freedom will also be met with newly found responsibilities. Let the college campuses around the country beware! Good luck to the Class of '92
Tuan and Julie smile for the camera
Dr. Wojtena looks over the Class of '92
Missy Pomonis speaks to her fellow graduates
Am I seeing double?
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Dracula, last year's spring play, was performed by the drama club in the little theater. The play, a Brom Stoker classic, is set in the year 1930. After sleeping for 500 years, Count Dracula travels from Transylvania to London with a plan to capture a bride. But three men, Dr. Seward, Professor Van Helsing, and Jonathan Harker plan to stop him. He has chosen Lucy, Seward's daughter and Harker's fiancee, as his bride. Their efforts seem to succeed, until Dracula coerces Renfield, Seward's patient, into helping him. The play went very well and brought in a much larger audience than anticipated. And once again, Grant Morenz was a leading man you could count on. L_-----=~==~--~====~--------~~------~~
Keith has never had this many women at once.
One of the many things you can count on at Central High School is that the C.H.S Jazz Band will put on a wonderful presentation at the annual Jazz concert. In May of 1992, the Band gathered in Combes Gym and cranked it up. They played a variety of songs and really got the crowd involved. It was a night to remember with food, friends, and the best entertainment in town. Congratulations and we're looking forward to next year's concert!
Sweatin' to the Oldies
Go Devin!!!
Champaign Central's 1993 Prom was a hit this year at Worden Martin. The juniors honored the class of '92 during a night entitled "Make It Last Forever". Everyone enjoyed the traditonal dance and the first ever King and Queen. The king was Jam on My tty and the Queen was Jessica Wood. After the dance, everyone moved on to Western Bowl for a great morning of dancing, bowling, and quality time with their friends and dates. All in all, the night was a huge success and a great evening for everyone. "Don't drink and drive!" Sean Ireland-
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What color coordination!
Mark, show those pearly whites! Where did that purple tie come in? Telisa looks happy to be at prom.
Straight out of Ducky's!
In the spring of 1992, Don Decker delighted audiences with the production of "42nd Street." It was presented in Central's Little Theater on April 22, 23, 24, 25, with proceeds going to aid in the Little Theater Renovation Project. With the choreographical help of Mrs. Krininger, audiences were delighted with Central's sining, dancing, and acting talents. This production required many nights of long, strenous practices. This hard work was evident to all who witnessed this spectacular pereformance. What else would you expect from Champaign Central and Don Decker?
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APRIL 22, 23, 24, 25 • 7:30 P.M. • CHAMPAIGN CENTRAL UTilE THEATER
Mary Mulliken gets her money!
Ed tells Sarah how it is.
Chris Ohlsson leads the dancers.
ROW 1- Chansouk Savathphoune, Marcie Wickert, Mary Ho, Kristin Schanche, Anne Hendren, Jennifer Arnold, Shannon Foreman, Megan Gorski, Angie Good, Genevieve Stasheff, Christine Weber, Taryn Clapper ROW 2- Christina Savvas, Jennifer Caspers, Ryan Quick, Seth Eheart, Janel! Owens, Missy Thompson, Chad Smith, Mike Weiss, Todd Elrick, Jeremy Wyatt, Trisha Bird, Angie Tull, Joe Tucker ROW 3- Grant Morenz, Jennifer Heaton, Tamara Woodis, Anne Olson, Chris Ohlsson, Sarah Weinstein, Katie Dawson, Josh Barker, Elizabeth Marino, Lindy Loyet, Whitney Freehill athan Jones, Elizabeth Weinstein, Keith owens ROW 4- Kerry Peltz, Rachel Flood, Rebecca Weber, Amy Treat, Tony Tangora, Edward Stasheff, Mike Vasaune, Kristen Misner, Amanda Fields, Mary Mulliken ROW 5- Maggie Cascone, Jennifer Gibas, Jena Kotynck, Katherine Kusmanoff, Valerie Strayer, Allison Wattnem, Stacey Rose, Jana Hotsinpiller, Regan Hunt, Kim Clark, Josh Wyatt
Yee-Hah!
This summer was a time for all of Central's student body to sit back and enjoy quite a few lazy days. Summer was a time for swimming, sun-tanning, sleeping in, and staying out late. Everyone enjoys the summer! Almost everyone is sad to see 1t end in August. Although this summer was hot, students made it fun with their groups of friends-hopefully doing legal things! Alot of people tend to take trips to other cities, states, and sometimes even countries! Quite a few people also had summer jobs-Ughh!! But, even these people were sad to see summer come to an end on August 24! "I'd love to do it over again!"-Elena Scott-
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They look happy at Great America! Mike should be in a Mountain Dew commercial!
What a mack!
These juniors get together to say goodbye to Kevin Forsman.
What a way to spend summer!
These seniors have fun in the sun.
That's a big one!
The first day of school is always full of mixed emotions. You want to come back to school to see all of your friends, however, you don't feel like sitting in class when you could be outside playing golf, tennis, or swimming at the pool. Getting through it isn't as hard as it may seem, especially when you only have to go half a day before you are back at home or some other place with air-conditioned surroundings. This year, the temperature wasn't as high as predicted, and our new, larger classes meant you had more people to talk to.
Even Though most of us hate to come back to school after summer vacation, it is always exciting to see our friends. A great place to do all our catching up is the Back to School Dance. This years dance was held in the girls' gym on Friday, September 11th, from 10:00 to 11:00 p.m . The three DJ's, Laura Kakoma, Elena Scott and Anne Olson did a great job spinnin' the tunes and everyone had a great time dancing!
Aaaah, EXTRA cute!
"I came, I saw, I got down and boogied!" Mark Ha ussermannThe DJ's sing along.
Amy, Angie and Jackie strike a pose.
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Silly wabbit Trix are for kids!
~The 1992 fall musical, Stars of Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow was performed in the newly refurbished Little Theater on October 16 and 17. This three hour long extravaganza was exceptional. It not only showcased the talents of current high school students, but also brought back the stars of past Central High School musicals and included a group of talented children. This performance can be termed a musical review because most of the songs were from past shows. Thanks to the performances of the honored guests, Stars quickly became a night to remember for all those attending.
Mr. Decker loves pressure.
"Gosh it's great to be alive!"
Mr. Stuff gets ready for his big debut.
ROW 1-A. Haussermann, S. Foreman, J. Barker, M. Mulliken, M. Bain, K. Lomax, M.Ho, R. Flood, A. Frazee, J. Caspers, S. Eheart, H. Bryan, M. Henry, S. Rose .ROW 2-K. Summers, E. Bauer, A. Schnitzer, J. Williams, A. Treat, M. Vasune, A. Fields, K. Schanche, J. Stephens, K. Stover, J. Tucker, J. Orner, . Jones, A. Misner, T. Elrick.ROW 3-Don Decker, K. Billingsley, G. Stasheff, J. Bremer, A. Good, V. Straayer, J. Heaton, J. orth, R. Quick, A. Biggers, J. Kitson, R. Weber.
Gonna' wash that man right. . .
This year's Bonfire was held at the traditional McKinley Field. It wasn't exactly started off on the right foot when there was no electricity. This meant no lights, no speakers, and no microphone! By the inspiration of the junior guys' wonderful cheer, the lights came back on and electricity was regained. Moving on, Elliott Rodgers was the winner of the famous sexy legs contest. The cheerleaders, the peppettes, and the band successfully got the crowd psyched up for Friday's game. This year's Bonfire, like last year's, was a very memorable one! "Alcohol free and happy as can be!" -Stacey SmirickyThe flag girls show their spirit!
Regan and Jackie show their stuff!
Let's go CHS!
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What studs they are!
The junior guys get hyped!
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aura Kakoma has been very active at Central ever since her transfer here s p omore year. She has been involved in Peer Ears, Key Club, Spanish Club, and Student Council. At home, she enjoys playing the cello. Next year, she plans to either attend the U of I and enter the premed program, or return to Uganda for a year of relaxing. She is hoping to become a pediatrician because she loves kids. Of all her years at Central, her friendships will be something that last forever.
nne Olson is defintely an active member of the senior class. For years she has been involved in choir, musicals, and Student Council. She has also been a member of Key Club, National Honor Society, Peer Ears, French Club, French Honor Society, and class treasurer junior and senior year. Anne hopes to attend DePauw or Illinois Wesleyan where she would like to major in education, psychology, or music.
immy Winbush, this year's homecoming king, is the kind of guy that makes class enjoyable for everyone. He is also very athletic, running track for four years and playing football for four years. He is a letterholder in both. Jimmy plans on attending Northeast Missouri State University or Ball State University, where he will try to participate in the track and football programs. Jimmy's most memorable experience at Central so far was when Jesse Jackson came to speak out against drugs and the perils of our society today, reminding us that if things are going to get better, it is up to our generation to make a change. Jimmy would like to thank everyone that voted for him, knowing that without your votes, his brief reign as king would never have been possible.
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enny Valbert has been involved in volleyball, Key Club, Students for a etter World, French Club, French Honor Society, and National Honor Society the last four years. She plans to attend Illinois Wesleyan next fall.
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active in her years at Central. She has articipated in swimming, cheerleading, Key Club, Spanish Club, Students for a Better World, and Drama Club, which means that she has been in many plays. She would like to study theater at the U of I or I.S.U. for two years, and then transfer to Millikin or DePaul to major in theater.
arc Ford's philosophy on life can be summed up in the quote, "No ammosity". Marc is an all around good kid who can honestly say that all four years he has had here at Central have been good ones. Marc has participated in baseball since sophomore year, and he hopes to get a chance to play in college. Although college is definitely in Marc's future, he has no idea which college he is going to attend, as many of his options are still open at this time.
amon Harris has donated his time and effort to Central through four years of football, three years of track, and the Afro-American Club. He is planning on attending the Milwaukee School of Engineering and majoring in electrical engineering. Damon thinks that because of all the good friendships and memories he has had here at Central, he will graduate with a positive feeling about high school.
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yra Campbell has put most of her extracurricular time here at Central for the cause of bettering athletics. She has donated her time in volleyball, which she did for two years, basketball, and track, both of which she participated in for four years. She plans to attend college and raise her child in an educated environment. Of all the good times that she has had here at Central, her most memorable was when the girls, Tyra included, won their first basketball game after being 0 and a big number.Tyra's senior year homecoming will be memorable to her because she enjoyed being in the spotlight.
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lliot Rodgers is not only good at sports, having participated in ball, swimming, and track, but he's smart, too, being a member of Student Council and National Honor Society. He even has a sensitive side, as his involvement in peer ears could attest to. He hopes to pursue a degree in law or political science at the United States Military Academy in West Point, New York,. His goal for our generation is to be the fust to establish a society in the concept of the late Martin Luther King, Jr.'s dream.
im Widhalm, although somewhat shy around the females, never hesitates to raise his hand when the teacher poses a difficult question to the class. Because of his ever enthusiastic attitude, Tim has had four good years here at Central and can only hope that his future will be as rewarding. Tim plans on attending either the U of I or Eastern, majoring in advertising.
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¡~================I?2J2 ~-r: (Jp !~============ Central High School's annual homecoming pep assembly was held in Combes Gym. Everyone was psyched about the big game against the Rantoul Eagles, including the Varsity cheerleaders, who missed it last year. The large crowd cheered on as the class competitions began with the seniors taking first place. Then everyone moved outside for the parade. The juniors showed off their first place float, sophomores with second, seniors with a mere third and freshmen taking last place. Central's pride and enthusiasm was clearly evident at this year's assembly.
Matt Mulliken get's busy! Nikki seems happy to be a peppette.
"You could feel the spirit moving through the air.''-Andrew Rodgers-
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Central's valiant effort was of no avail in this year's homecoming game, and we have no one to thank for that other than the Rantoul Eagles. Every attempt to gain was turned into a loss of yardage due to the mighty defense of the Eagles. The same defense that only allowed one Central touchdown, which was scored by Jimmy Winbush shortly after a roughing the kicker penalty was called against Rantoul. Next year, with a little more growth and experience under their belts, Central will be a strong force in the Big 12 East conferencf' and will end their homecoming loss streak.
Ouch!
What do I have to do?
I love football.
Hut! Hut! Hike.
Trigger gives some excellent advice .
Tyra gets congratulated by her friends.
Yeah, when can I go in.
Homecoming activities, such as float building, the bonfire, and the game Patrick is look in' FLY! kept everyone busy Sep- .---..,. tember 21st through the 25th. But despite all the hardwork and preparation, dress-up days were a big success. Students showed their spirit by dressing up for, the annual-paJama day, the newcutoff day, the hilariousoldies day, the most popular-college day and the traditional-maroon and white day. All together homecoming week was a great week and brought out a little school spirit in everyone. One student says pajama day was the best, "Rollin' out of bed and rollin' up to school!" -Regan Hunt-
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Aaah, what cute FRESHMEN!
Eat your heart out Michael!
MAROON+ WHITE DAY
Maroon and white looks good on anyone.
Dani and Becca say cheese.
MIT should be so lucky!
Tyra's a Hoosier at heart.
These studs are lookin' smoooth!
Mary smiles for a picture. Kate and Lori have the spirit!
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The night of September 26,1992 was one to remember. It was an evening that was filled with friends, pictures, and music. The dance was held at the Holy Cross Parish Center and lasted from 8-11 p.m. The music was great and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves. The freshmen experienced their first C.H.S. dance, the sophomores came ready to dance, the juniors showed up in many large groups, and the seniors made the best of their last Homecoming dance at Central. Over all, it was a great night and definately one to remember.
Laura Kakoma and Ryan Moore share a dance.
Ryan Tabeling breaks a sweat as he busts a move.
Even college guys come to C.H.S. dances Stacey Rose is having fun
They've decided to sit this one out.
This Bunch Is Having Fun. Austin's mackin' with these junior girls! Julius Yandell and Damon Harris pose with their dates. Friends Forever!!!
If you asked someone what is in style, you would undoubtedly get a different answer from everyone you talked to. Walking into Central is like walking into a unique fashion show. Everyone is wearing what they think will make an impression. From the old blue jeans, stems a new fad around Central, the Boys-to-Men look. Both girls and guys can be seen wearing jeans and a tie. And just when you thought the craze was over, Starter jackets are back! You can hardly take two steps without seeing someone endorsing their favorite team. We also have two administration favorites at Central, saggy pants and bandanas worn around the head. Cross Colours and Marithe Francois Girbaud gear are also familiar sights around school. Let's not forget about the female trend setters. Girls can be seen in Fila tennis shoes, blazers, and even hats. To some, fashion is not a priority, but when roaming the halls of Central, you wouldn't know it!
An administration favorite!
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Linsey shows off her Fila.
Starter jackets galore!
Denim shirts are familiar at Central.
Girls in blazers, sexy!
Tamara, Laura, and Tina show off a new fad. Warm up suits ... DOPE!
Socks and sandals?
The Guys' Idea of the Perfect Date: 1.) An evening at the beach during Spring Break. 2.) A romantic dinner for two at a nice restaraunt. 3.) A weekend in a romantic city (Pari , New York City, Chicago, etc.) 4.) Going to a movie with another couple and then out for ice-cream af tervvard.
The Best Things For A Girl To Do To Get A Guy's Attention: 1.) Give him a call on Friday night to ee if he's busy on Saturday. 2.) Initiate a conversation while you're in the halls at school. 3.) Write him a note and drop it to him at his locker. 4.) Just give him a friendly smile and say "hi 5.) Wear an attention- getting perfume to make him notice you. 6.) Give him a gift to let him know that you're interested in him. JJ.
The Quality You Look For In A Girlfriend: 1.) H onesty 2.) Fun Personality 3.) Similar Interests/ Morals 4.) Good Looks
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The Do's and Don'ts of Getting the Attention of the Girl You Like: DO: Give her a call or write her a note DON'T: Act too macho around her DO: Bring her flowers; especially roses DON'T: Make friends with her mom
If a Girl Asked a Guy Out on a Date, Who Should Pay? 67% aid the girl should pay 33% said the guy should pay
The Quality You Look For In A Boyfriend: 1.) A Sense of Humor 2.) Hone ty 3.) Intelligence 4.) Fun Per anality
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f?JlS2f?JlLL "... Starting with our preseason rally at V.I., Lindstrum and Hull coached our team to a good season. We "ran like the dickens", and had a good time." -Tad McDaniel- #15 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
This catcher uses his body well
The 1992 Champaign Central High School baseball team experienced a season of ups and downs. Led by team captains Chad Rakers and Mark Sandquist, the baseball team finished with an overall record of 17-15. Three all-conference p~yen compe~d on the va~ sity squad, Chad Rakers, Shoundell Clemons, and Ernesto Alcaraz. Although Central's season was not completely successful, many of the players commented on how they enjoyed the season. Central advanced to the second round of their ten team regional by defeating Bloomington, only then to be eliminated by Bradley.
Central's Varsity squad gets pumped up for a victory
Johnny confidently strides off the field
"Good job guys" Wow, what a great swing!
Derrick prepares to lag out Darlh Vader
ROW 1: Antonio Gutierrez, Scott Stoerger, Paco Herrera, Joseph Canham, Seth Ehearl, Ryan Morris ROW 2: Peter Testory, Mall Davis, John Kitson, Khamla Savathphoune, Matthew Helfer, Benjamin Mast ROW 3: Derjuan Antwane Jones, Christopher Wilson, Michael Hartter, Mark Puffer, Richard Grice, Coach Kyle Herges
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"O.K. guys let's not throw this one away"
Ryan warms up in the bullpen
GIQLS' S05-TE?JiLL The girls' softball team improved greatly this year. With the help of coach Sally Krinninger and newcomers Jennifer Porter, and freshman pitcher Cathy Hardig, the team built a strong foundation on which they will advance to greatness. The wins weren't there; however, the foundation was. The close losses that plagued the Lady Maroons should disappear as nine of the thirteen varsity players return next year. Although the seniors will be missed, the young team will fight its way to the top. Next year's infield will be anchored by junior, Emily Gunderson, who will be a regular for the third straight year. Gunderson will lead off after two years of conference recognition. Battery mates soph-
" ... this season we had a young team but we did an excellent job. We're looking forward to next season.''
-Coach Krinningeromore, Cathy Hardig, at pitcher and junior, Kara Gadau, at catcher will also be candidates for area recognition. Hardig was also the team building hitter last year. After a year's experience Emily Palmisano and Nicole Karr will help offensively as well as defensively. Jeri Orner and Jen Porter will likely be the the lone senior starters. Thanks to a determined coach, Sally Krinninger, and a strong-willed group of athletes, the 1993 softball team should be very impressive.
Varsity: ROW 1-Emily Palmisano, Jennifer Porter, Emily Gunderson, icole Karr, Dawn Strunk, Cathy Hardig, Kara Gadau. ROW 2-Dawn Roberts, Casey Crull, Jeri Orner, Coach Krinninger, Tammie Reinhart, Christine Cromwell, Tuawillia Clemons. "Oh, I don't want to break a nail!"
Aren't they CUTE! O.K. . I need the ball to get them out?
SAFE!!! Come on, WE
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Come on guys, let's get organized!
JV: ROW 1-Jennifer Callahan, Mary Janas, Stephanie Walsh, Joann Lui, Robyn Graff, Shelia Johnson. ROW 2-Evie Younger, Katie Seaman, Heidi Rodgers, Jessica elson, Deana McDaniel, Jennifer Osler, Coach Sitch.
Show that form Shelia!
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The 1992 boys' tennis team had a great season. They got coach, Tim Irish, to lead them to a fourth place finish in the Big 12 tournament and an impressive third place finish at the sectional tournament. "The team improved a lot and I made a lot of new friends," said Colin Winter. 1991 was a rocky season for the Maroons because of inconsistant play, but with Tim Irish, assistant Parham Parastaran, and freshman standouts Tim Crawmer and Steve Harms the team improved for a much better '92 season.
David Steigmann,
" ... The new coach, Tim Irish, helped our team to a great season!" -Jan LoROW 1-jan La, jonathan Thompson, Tim Krug, Adam Fischer, Tim Crawmer, Colin Winter. ROW 2-Parham Parasteran, Rich Williams, Brian Brown, Michael Hammel, Chris elson, Lyle Fettig, Tim Irish.
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Tim Crawmer finishes a hard day on the courts. ice hair Boucek.
Mike Hammel shows us his perfect form. "I'm having chest pains!!"
With team captains Kristy Harris and Tina Walker leading the way, the Champaign Central girls track team was heading into what would hopefully be a good season. Unfortunately with a rough start and injuries seeming to pop up every now and then, the track team slowly lost its momentum. Even with the few injuries the girls pulled it together for the East St. Louis track meet and came out an incredible eighth out of eighteen schools entered in the meet and even set a new 800 meter relay school record. They may not have had a great season, but they tried their hardest and still came out winners for Central.
" ... Track this year was a real experience." -Mary Jo KeithROW 1-Kimberly Lomax, Erin Snyder, Tearinee Upshaw, Cheron Reed, Betsy Owen, atasha Briggs. ROW 2-Latoya Brown, Sara Lasoski, jolynn Caroline, Maureen Thomson, Brandy Dukes, Samantha Brim, . ROW 3-Coach Thompson, jennifer wenson, Mary jo Keith, Brandi Williams, jessica Coonen, Cleonee Winfrey, Tyra Campbell, Coach Gallivan.
Tina doin' her thang.
jolynn takes a break. " I don't gotta run! "
Betsy, Latoya, Samantha, and Cleo show off their medals.
"Guys, where are the Ho-Hos?"
Erin Snyder warms up for a meet. Erin Block missed some of the season because of swimming.
The 1992 Boy's Track Team had a fair season (they were 4 and 2 ), and they also enjoyed many individual successes. Qualifiers for state included Jason Sempsrott who finished 3rd in the 800 meters, Maurice Howard who set a new record in the high jump, Bryant Quarels in the 200 meters, and the 400 meter relay team consisting of Derek Pruitt, Thomas Parker, Kevin Ward, and Shawn Toney. Some of the team enjoyed winning the 1600 meter relay at the Freshman/Sophomore Big Twelve meet, these team members being Pete Billhymer, David St. Peter, Eugene Boatright, and Maurice Howard also setting a new track record in that event.
" . . .When we started, we were a little stiff around the edges, when we finished, we found ourselves edging out the stiffs." -Andrew RodgersROW 1-Ronald Casey, Elliott Rodgers, Michael Wise, David St. Peter, Todd Elrick, Jimmie Winbush, Mathew Bennett, Andy Deponai, Pete Billhymer, Jeremy Wyatt, Tom Whalen. ROW 2-Coach Powers, Andrew Rodgers, Brian Calhoun, Chris Pickard, Brad Wilhelm, Eugene Boatright, Garenne Bigby, Kevin Ward, Cory Overstreet, Josh Wyatt, Coach Washington. ROW 3-Mark Palmer, Michael ewman, Thomas Parker, Dartanion Mcgee, Maurice Howard, Derek Pruitt, Terrance orman, John Skillings.
Elliot Rodgers exemplifies muscle while on-lookers drool. Maurice Howard easily clears the high jump.
Coach Stirrett discovers a new training method.
Todd Elrick and Brian Calhoun run for
Pete Billhymer ahead again.
Jimmie Winbush burns up the track.
Central's Bryant Quarles leads the pack.
Bryant Quarles passes the baton off to Thomas Parker.
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The 92 ' varsity Maroon football season was much better than the 2-7 record indicates. The Maroons' wins came against Decatur McArthur Generals and their crosstown rivals the Centennial Chargers. After -Damon Harris1....---------- - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , the Centenial game ended, the Central bus was attacked by ROW 1-Manager Floyd Fisher, Rocky LaBonte, Howard Jones, Kendrick Crossland, Elliot Rodgers, Eric Hudson, Tracy Centennial kids throwing Wilbert, John Skillings, Jason Blunier, and Coach Jeff Trigger. ROW 2-Coach Louis Due, Matt Tepper, Jimmie bottles. One of these bottles Winbush, Trurnel Sturkey, Kyle Hahn, Brock Collins, Willian Savage, jason Vohs, Ryan Tabeling, and Coach Ron Jancola. ROW 3- Coach Rich Wooley, Craig Snoeyink, Sam Phillippe, David Llewellyn, Patrick Lytle, Torn Gorham, hit center Tom Gorham in the Dan Bechtel, Mike Wise, oel Outlaw. ROW 4-Mark Palmer, Terrance orman, Alex Takantjas, Ryan Moore, mouth, resulting in the loss of Michael Fay, Steve Day, Jason Dillingham, Jason Brown. two of his teeth and several stitches in his lip. "I feel bad that this happened to Tom, but it was a big loss for Centennial and I wouldn't expect them to let us leave without trying to hurt us somehow.", said defensive back Trumel Sturkey after the incident. Another unexpected fight broke out after the Mattoon game. Both teams had cleared their benches and all of the players were on the field fighting. "I didn't expect this sort of thing to happen against Mattoon, but we were having a bad night and things got a little out of hand," was all defensive end David Llewellyn had to say about the brawl. The Central season didn't consist only of fights, however. When they weren't fighting, they were letting Jim Winbush put up the most offensive yards and Craig Snoeyink lay down the most tackles for the defense. "These two guys were outstanding this year and I'm glad I had the chance to coach them," stated coach Jeff Trigger. The varsity team definitely tried their hardest this year, and whether their record shows it or not, they had a great season. Good luck next year guys.
The Maroons set up their offense.
Coach Trigger watches another exciting Central game. Another Central touchdown.
Kendric Crossland breaks it into the open.
The Maroons are hyped for another game. It's the play action hand-off.
Another heated rivalry between Central and Centennial. ROW 1-Coach Wayne Whited, Brandon Scott, ick Bruns, William Moses Summerville, Ryan Williams, Jeremy Fellers, Jason Logsdon, Curt Griffin, Coach Lou Sitch. ROW 2Dennis Robinson, Matt Kelly, Chris Clayborn, Micah Cotten, Jeremy Tengwall, Joe Wojtena, Erik Holm, Don Beckett, Melvin Armstrong. ROW 3-Shawn McMillion, Scott Upshaw, Jeremy Bailey, Jeremy Auble, Don Ross, Charlie Blixen, Sean Tanner, Marc Walsh, eil Cox. ROW 4-Mike Durry, Colin Miller, athan Van Vleet, Jonathan lsom, Joe Brannon, Dan Barefield, Harvey Reynolds, Bruce Jacobs.
ROW 1-Matthew Davis, Adam Beck, Rob Sturkey, John McFarland. ROW 2-Peter Testory, Dan 0' eill, Chris Pickard, Tim Hill, Ron Frame. ROW 3-Steve Winters, Brandon Rome, athan Jones, Cle Easley. ROW 4Coach Alec Gibson, Mike Hartter, Charles Crain, Ryan Quick, Mandrell Phillips, Coach Scott Davis.
GIQLS' T2 The '92 girls' tennis team had an outstanding season. They placed an impressive sixth place in the Big 12 Conference and they had a record of 8 wins and 4 losses. The Junior Varsity and Varsity teams were both coached by Marge Anders, who is in her fifth year of coaching at Central. "We did well this year. Everyone helped to make our season a good one," stated coach Anders. The team did exceptionally well at the Mattoon invitational and in the matches against Decatur MacArthur, Decatur Eisenhower, Rantoul, Urbana, and Stephen Decatur. They placed in at least the top half or top third of all their tournaments. This is what Haley Brown had to say about the season. "I thought the team as a whole did very well this year. Sophomores like Gabrielle Giertz up to Seniors like Erica Leach really helped the team do well." The team will lose Erica Leach and Laine Means next year, but it is sure to gain many great new players. Good luck on a great season next year.
rs " ... Har har. Sure, Coach Anders, we ran three laps." -Erica Leach-
Varsity: ROW 1-Haley Brown, Gabrielle Giertz, Corey Young. ROW 2-Elizabeth Duffy, Betsy Owens, Emily Gunderson, Erica Leach, Coach Marge Anders.
elson, Erin Boucek, Jena Setters, Anne Haussermann. ROW 2-Anne Misner, Elizabeth Gaffron , Am y Schnitzer, Laine Means, Coach Marge Anders.
Erica puts all of her strength into this one.
Gabrielle has beautiful form .
Haley thinks of smashing her opponent.
CHEESE!
These girls will even ride in a trunk to get to a match.
The girls' tennis team works hard at play.
The '92 soccer team had high expectations for the season, but fell short of their goal. The team was lead by four All Big 12 Conference team members Scott Shermer, Travis Nelson, Jason Helms, and Jan Lo and by team captains Travis Nelson, Tad Mcdaniel, Shawn Biddle, and Garenne Bigby. Shermer had most goals with 11, but unfortunately he did not have the chance to finish out the season. The team had a final record of 7-7-2 which is good, but they had anticipated bigger numbers in the win column. They had a blast at the beginning of the season when they beat Westville by a score of 7 to 1 and they squeaked by third ranked Decatur Eisenhower 2 to 1. "We had our hopes set on a near perfect season, but we were plagued with injuries at the end," said Caleb Washburn, and indeed he was correct. They lost defensive standouts Derick Aikman and David Wong, while also being cut on the offensive side when Sean Biddle went out. Though they hit a slump at the end of the season, they were still able to pull off a fifth place finish in the Big 12. The hopes are high once again for next year when a lot of good Freshmen and Sophomores will be moved up into the varsity slots. Hopefully the injuries will not play a very big roll. Good luck!!
" .We had an awesome season considering all the injuries at the end."
-Garenne BigbyROW l:Coach Brenen Roberts, Shawn Donnelly, Birk Walten, David Wong, Steve Sandquist, Andrew Valbert, Corey Overstreet, Garenne Bigby, Josh May, Derrick Aikman. ROW 2: Robert Hettinger, Jan Lo, Tad McDaniel, Amy Edwards, Jason Helms, Sean Biddle, Aaron Alumbaugh, Ryan McCarty, Scott Kozoll, Coach Smiricky. ROW 3: Jaime Perez, Scott Schirmir, Donny Goodman, Zack Benson, Mike Vasaune, Caleb Washburn, Aaron Washburn, Travis Nelson, Coach Tony Morellion.
ROW l:Matt Kruz, Seppe Kuhn, Lucas Thurman, Birk Walton, Shawn Donnelly, ick Barker, Josh Barker, William Cowan, Martin Klingel. ROW 2: ate Smith, David Ebry, Andrew Valbert, Patrick Edwards, Scott Kozoll, Matthew Burge, Vu Phonge, Adam Fisher. ROW 3: Coach Tony Morellion, Coach Brenen Roberts, Robert Hettinger, Ryan McCarty, Paco Herrera, Cory Helms, Christopher Sheppard, Steven Harms, Aaron Washburn, Coach Smiricky.
It's players like Derrick Aikman that made the Central team so good .
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GIQLS' SCW'I The Girls Swim Team season looked dim at the start. The team was not only suffering from the loss of twelve seniors, but they were also working with a new coach, Leslie Loyett. The challenge was too much for several who quite early, and there were continually stressful moments, such as when Urbana's coach, Maggie, showed her true colors. Such moments inspired the team's theme song, " Another One Bites the Dust." But in the end the team came together under coach Leslie to pull out a third place finish in the conference meet and sent four members off to state.
"... Even though we lost to Urbana, we 're still the best!" -Team captains, Gayla Dodson and Stacy WrightMegan looks confused
Swimmers show their emotions in different ways
Central swimmers take timeout from practice to pose for a picture
Coach Leslie Loyett gives intructions
Four reasons to come to a swim meet
Which one of you is the coach?
Stacy Wright strikes her best pose
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ROW 1: jennifer VanMatre, Katherine Kemper, jocelyn Wolf, Whitney Weber, jennifer Olson, Melanie Fatemi, Sarah Bachman, Lacie Pierce, Whitney McGill ROW 2: Leslie oa, Alicia Fo ter, Erin Synder, Rachel Flood, Anne Hendren, janie Reed, Vera Slobounova, Briana Colclasure ROW 3: Coach Leslie Loyett, Mary Ho, Catherine Rodgers, Gayla Dodson, Max Maroon, Stacy Wright, jill Stephens, Meghan Goodling, Coach Keith ROW 4: Evie Younger, Kristy Summers, Allison Kuhne, Erin Block
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team what one word described the entire season, that word would almost certainly be emotion. Because that was a big part in this years team. The Maroons were pre-season picks to do really well this year, with five of the eight lettermen returning from last year. Included in those five was the area's top Freshman from last year-Pete Billhymer (the only runner who went to State this year). Jason Sempsrott, Todd Elrick, Brian Calhoun, and Mat Bennett were the only other returning lettermen. The Maroons compiled a five and one dual meet record this year. They placed third in the Big Twelve Conference and Regional Meets. They also placed seventh in Secionals. The addition of FreshmanCasey Miller, first time cross country runner, Junior-Tom Whalen, and Senior-Andrew Rodgers made up for the loss of last year's two Seniors. Unfortunately, the Maroons ended up slightly behind last years team when Jason Sempsrott, a runner who figured big in the Maroon's State-bound plans, learned that he had a stress fracture in his ankle and was out for the rest of the season.
-Brian CalhounROW 1-Mary Jo Keith, Shelia Johnson, Sara Lasoski, Kristy Maulden, Gretchen BlockROW 2-Andrew Rodgers, Michael Deponai, athaniel Kohl, Adam Weldon, Casey Miller, Will Freyman, Tom Whalen, Tom SandrockROW 3Coach Slirrell,Jason Sempsrott, Pete Billhymer, Mat Bennett. Todd Elrick, Brad Wilhelm, Mike ewman, John Lalande, Brian Calhoun
Assistant Coach Richards notices how good this Cianide tablet looks after the Maroons lose to Danville.
Proof that Mr. Stirrett works hard too.
The Varsity boys have a pep talk before the Sectional meet in Springfield.
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Famed model, Brian Calhoun, caught on a "bad hair day".
Will trains for Rocky VI.
The 1992 volleyball season " .. .Our team did a great job especially was a solid one. With the against Danville! Always remember Peanut record starting out as 6-0, they and LA! were looking forward to a great season. The arrival of the new assistant coach, Mike Deterd-Jessica Helfering, and the return of head coach, Craig Jones, even boost-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ed expectations. Returning from the Jacksonvile tournament with a 4th place finish, Brittney Greenwood was named to the all-tournament team. As the season moved on, the record improved to 19-5. The end of the season was close with only one conference loss. The team won the second consecutive Big 12 title with a win against Bloomington. Looking towards Regionals, the team had high hopes of taking the title for the second year in a row. Advancing to sectionals, the girls defeated cross-town rival Centennial, but in the regional final Central lost. The team ended up with a final record of 24-8 and a conference record of 10-1.
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ROW 1-Jessica Stinson, Sigele Overstreet, Lisa Janas. ROW 2-Celest Kington, Jill VanMatre, Heather Koch, Kim Gladney, Tracy Cameron, Emily Palmisano. ROW 3-Arin Seaman, Stephanie Darling, Kristen Porter, Amanda Ennis, isey Battle. ROW 4-Coach Jones, Jenny Gilbert, Sarah Randolph, Cathy Hardig, Meagan Roberts, Katherine Towsend, Kim icol, Coach Deterding.
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GOL " .. .Getting to state was our goal. Finishing second was just icing on the cake."
The Champaign Central golf team went into the 1992 season believing they could do well. They weren't disapointed with the end results. The Maroons posted an outstanding regular season record and won the Big 12 Conference tournament for the first time in twelve years. Central finished third in the regional tournament and made the cut to advance to sectionals. At the sectional tournament in Peoria, the Maroons played very well, and won their first sectional championship in eighteen years. The varsity squad which included; Jake Goldstein, Cam McGill, Mark Haussermann, Kris Wackerlin, Matt Mulliken, and Jeff Piper, continued on to finish second, only behind Barrington, at the state tournament at Danville Country Club.
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ROW 1-Jeff Piper, Chris Wright, Lindsey Grumish, Chris Wackerlin. ROW 2-Coach Fred Schooley, ~lark Hausserman, Matt Helfer, Chris elson, Cam McGill, Jake Goldstein, Matt Mulliken.
W ithout the support of the cheerleading quad our Central spirit would never how. Throughout the year our Central cheerleaders can be found doing a variety of activities be ide cheering for fellow classmate . The Varsity cheerleaders attended a ummer cheerleading camp thi pa t July at Eastern Illinoi Univer ity. One could also see our busy cheerleaders decorating lockers, presenting the half-time free throw contest, and organizing the chool's pep a semblies and annual Bonfire. The Varsity quad con ist of 11 girls and the Junior Varsity 12. In February they will be in a cheerleading competition. Over all our cheerleaders are known to make tho Central spirit shine through.
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"... With hard work and determination, we will always reach the top. You Go Girls!" -Takelani LeShoureROW 1-Tanya Parker ROW 2-Shannon Hitch, Regan Hunt ROW 3-Allison Wallnem, Kadee Kurlakowsky, jacqueline Vidakovich ROW 4-Amber Roberts, Mary Owen, jolynn Caroline, Leslie Amacher, Angela Frazee ROW 5-jeanne Bonello, Kathy Bednar, icole Brewer, Tanya Hasselbring, Lashonna Foster, Elena Scott, Takelani LeShoure
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C oming into the 1992-93 eason the Central Varsity squad was uncertain about their fate. With an unproven coach and new transfer from Urbana. Central tarted their sea on in Rantoul. at the Holiday Classic. Central played very well and proceeded to beat Kankakee. ~Iahomet-Seymor . and Rantoul , to win the tournament. Central ¡w as led by Chato Taylor. Anthony Coomes, and tourney MVP Jason emsprott. questionable area of the team was predicted to be the play of the front court players. Juniors David Freeman, :Vfarcus Hawkins. and Zach Cain rose to the challenge and fullfillecl their front court duties.
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GIQLS' EJ4Sk2ffiJ4LL T he Girls' Bask etball tea m " ... I have especially enjoyed this had it up and downs this basketball season bee a use it was very close ason . but overall th e team knit and we all bonded very well together." did fa irly well. With nine returnin g Varsity -Shelia Johnsonplayer theteam had a lot of e perience. but there was also . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ _ J one new face. Rcsha Britt, (;pt that out.J lwrP 1 who al o contributed. Jamie O'Connor. my Edwards. and Tyra Campbell were some contributors of the loam . Cathy Hardig and 1 icole 1\.arr were mention cl by fellow teammate a out tanding players on the junior varsity squad . The mo t exciting game thus far wa the third game against Danville. Danville had beaten the raroons by margins of 30 and 17 point . but in the third game the lady Maroon played olid defen e, and ran their offen e to receive a victory in overtime to the ranked lady Vickings! The sophomore and freshman teams al o did well thi ea on. With next year's returns, the lady \1aroons should become a dominating team.
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T he 1993 Central Wrestling team has not won a wrestling meet yet. but hopefully as time proceeds th team will come up with a win . They haven't done well as a team.a few standouts are making the team what they arc right now. John killing . a junior. placed 1st in the Big 12 Var ity meet. while teammate Dante Kyse.a enior.placed 3rd. Both are trong competetors and are looking foward to a competitive ea on. love \\'inters , a ophomore. placed 3rd in the Frosh.- Soph. Big 12 meet. Altogether the team was a great uccess. They wouldn 't be where they are if it weren't for the faithful \Vrestlerett . They are a crucial part of the meet . coring and Liming are ju some of their many duties. They are the extra help needed to produce successful meets. Hopefully with a greater turnout of athletes and a lot of hard work.the Central ~faroon can return to their tate-dominating status of the past.
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1-Senior bonding-Can we get them apart? 2-All heads turn at the sight of Jennifer. 3-Mr. Loverman!
!-"Julius, Julius, Julius, didn't you win class flirt?" 2-"We love our A.P. English class! Ms. Pilcher's CRAZY!!!" 3-"Tina, do you have enough vaseline?" 4-These seniors know they've got the look! 5-Dan and Lyle sport their pearls. 6-lt's the 90210 girls! 7-Miss. America 1993, here we come! 8"Groovin'! On a Sunday afternoon ... !"
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UNTITLED Somehow time has gone so fast, we must find ways to make it last. The times we share, the things we do, before it's too late me must make our dreams come true. Friends we've lost, friends we've found They're all so important-just look around. As days go on, we'll all part, It's the kind of thing that breaks one's heart. So take a moment to think of me, And remember all the things you now can see. -Jill Logan
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I. Dea na Re ifs teck . will to Scott m~ nerlasting love and friendship. to Jr.ss1ca never forget all the fun we have had . Tina the abilit\' to refrain from going off on at least 100 pe ople ada\ . to Jill never forget our friendship and someday we will figure out mPn . 1-.ee liP all the good times \\e have had and to \\'endy. don ' t e\·er forget me , Ilo,·e all vou guvs I. Andrea Buttitta. bequeath to the freshman. the four years of hell that I had to e xperience To Ste,·e Comer. a girl !hats not married. and to the teachers (except \lr. \\'oods) a sr.nsc of humor. I. La ura Ka kom a (a.k .a . "L-Sexy") hereb\ bequeath to Jessie some food and a sc rump with Brib. to Jill. ability to stop snaggin scrunchies. to Tamara. a scream .lean . jump. and high-five. to Elena. all of my Garcia's pizza crusts. to Ryan the abilit\· to keep buving his underage friends. to \!arc. send thanks to Grandma' I. T a y na Holt B.I-..A-2 Much . bequeath all my swPelness 2. 2 slick and A-tram . to 1-.enva may she and Shawn be together for e\·pr. \lav Cleo lw on Soul Train. \Ia\ '\ikki become a wife soon. ma\ all the rest of mv homies slav cool and craz\ . Last but not least to Greg P mav we have a lasting rPiationship. peacp C 0 'l3 I bequeath to C.L.. those fifty lovers (one from each state). each possessing the means and desire to travel the world. to R.O. a cute individual to fulfill all your needs on a regular basis. to P.B. a large coffee cup. and lots of imported contents for vour big mug. I. Ta d Mc Dani el. will to 111\' most memorable memory at Central. Erin Coclasure. to enjo~· her senior \'ear with out me . I love vou! To m\ sister.l-.eelv. to follow the family tradition of making it through Cental alive. and tom~ boy. NPil Cox. to make \'arsitv baseball so he can have something to brag about. I. CON. bequeath to my best freinds JBF. LPFJ. and BMC-75 the best of luck next year as well as at HC'93. to DEC and 111\' sister. Noelle. as much fun at da loft as we had. and to the entire B6 my eternal IO\'e and friendship thanks for PH'rvthing guys! I leave tom\· sister Samantha an example of how people with common sense usual!~ act And to all the future graduates. may God biPss you and gin~ you a mind to achieve what you !-.now you are apable of as he has done with me. I. Dimpl es. hereby bequeath to m)' cousins Shalonda and Donyetla the ability to mature and look over inmature girl . I. Tonia Amos. herebv bequeth to 1-.atherine Kusmanoff the legend of Fikk land and 1\'annv. all the B campaigning she can do. B for President. To Stephani Crawford a chauffer for those little favors and thanks for the laughs since sixth grade. to janice-never to more than an H. I. Floyd Fish e r . bequeath to Craig Snoevink a scholarship to A.P.B. St.j.L. and all the thanks for everything vou're the greatest. to Warren Raqucl and Andrew Rodgers all my thanks and a p.c talk tape. to 1-..C. elbow pads. to ;o..1r. Croy another me. I. j a ni ce Ly nc h will to Tonia Amos the ability to play basketball to Sarah North I will the dbility to get future parking tickets off her windshield from the outside of her car instead of the inside and to Eri( Crowley. I will my undying love always and forever. I. Amanda Purkey pil e. will to "mi jo)'a" Tom. mi amor and a great senior year. to Ketu a hot man of her own choosing. to Rob my thanks for listening when I needed to talk. and to little dweeb. a great four years of high school and the abilitv to gel away with as much as I did and don't date DRL' \IMERS!I. j essica Helfe r . will to the JIEKL posse my everlasting friendship, thanks for all the great times. To 'oel an automatic car or else you would never get anywhere. To the vo ll eyball team espically Lori. thanks for all the laughs and to Erica my best friend. long live SAFTEY' I. Erica Leach . will JIEI-.L my beslesl friends in the whole world my everlasting friendship. To Haley. m~ awesome doubles partner. the ability to put up with \1./\ . when she starts freakin' out and the ability to remove "fiberglass" from her butt. To Jess.my best friend. many more laughs and good times . To my FRIEND ' oel. many more visits to your window! I. Kari erli e n . hearby will to my brother a great next three years at Central. To JIEI-.L, m~ everlasting friendship and the ability to have a man with out having to share with the entire posse. To Angela and Jill a friendship as a "family" Yeah right' To the Mighty K.'s keep on flucking things up. I. Laine Mean s. hearby bequief to the JIEKL girls a empty house. the best tan, no OINO'S. a permanent designated driver. and my friendship always. To my bro. \\'ill. a real woman and two more great years. To the Mighty I-.'s and the senior family. an everlasting party. I. j e nny Val be rt . hearby bequeath to my brother. Andy. another great two years at Central and to JIEKL my friendship , mam more girlz nile's and plenty of lip stuff. to N.O. the abilit\ to keep a girl for more than just a flavor of the month. To the vollevball team a great 94 season. and to the Iighty K.'s the ability to keep partying' I. Melisa Ga ines . hereby bequeath ).johnson. E.Booo. and the rest of the Breakfast Crew. all the happiest yummy treats. To Dookie Jo. I leave mv everlasting friendship. and the memories of the double bus. with no chain. To all the people who I've lo\·od. and cherished. or smapped on. peace Jo,·e and all that crap. I. Arli c ia Shaqueta Shi-ne ne Ia ' ieee. here-by bequeath to Bathelmy love , to Will-Dog all of the cheap sunglasses money can buy. to Brandi,Jo-Jo. Callie and the rest of the crew the power to give Mama [Mrs. Catchings) all the help he needs. To Car la t he power to take care of my chair and Vernon . To the PFE sisters the power to do the dances (1 and 2) To the class of 93. the power to keep on walking. I love va. peace and I'm out. I Rebecca Oc hs bequeath to Carmen Doc il.lartins. guys. world travel. happiness. To Pat. orne motivation and many nights like post prom 92. To !-.en a drive in second gear. to ara less pets and two years of too many "sick days ," to Keith happy years with lolly and guitars, to Chelsa CHEESE. to all my friends my love. I. Sarah Eheart hearby bequeath to Jessie a man who fits her qualifications. To Billy. Eric. Brian. Timo, Jessie and the rest. some awesome times together. you guys are the greatest! To my little bro Seth the yellow car. go banana' To \.lichelle a awesome senior year and to Haley a real job! \\'e . some people of the Senior class will to Vivianne !-. .the abi lity to stop running into walls while TRY I G to mack and to Josh B. the ability to realize that he is not as great as he thinks. I. )ana Hotsinpiller. hearb\' bequeath to Shelly joseph. the abilitv to be FA tastic and radioactive. To Seaon Heiney. the abilitv to ROOP more at Carries. Craig. a keg of Mountain Dew. to Gabe. a pep as,sembley with you doing THE DANCE. to josh Barker some stridex for his greasy face, and to Chris W. and MikeS .. a do ll a r. I, jill Bremer, will to Che lsea moldy cheese, to Rac hel. a ta ll handsome guy who wants to be more than friends. to Carmello. my love to my love. to Valerie. many fun-filled days ahead. to Rebecca, "tingle-tingle.' ' To everybody. the best of luck and my friendship. I. Ken ya! Semaj Gladney. wish Tyra C.. 1-.ela L.. and ikki B. the best of "adult life" possible. To Donyetta. good luck in the future and with Big Daddy. To Melanie, the best senior year. Good luck. And to Bridge tt , Lashonna. Ras h emma, and Kapri the bes t of luck in years to come.
S2)JIOQ CWILLS 1. Pu'Neshia Hairston , bequeath to Abdeaul johnson to reach where I am at this moment and once he does that he will grow up to be a young gentleman, to Regina Batts the best in whatever she does and once I'm gone I still be thinking about you, cuz. And don't let this stupid guys try to control your life! 1. Kristina Gingerich, bequeath to Erin and Ashley six bucks. To Ashley I will a pickle. to Rob G. a suggestion on where he can put his drum sticks. to Erin, Ellen. Ashley. Brian, Devin, Thad, Sara. Kathy, Gabe and Mary jo all my love and sympathy. 1. KLB . hearby want to say to Clay Allison-you're a nice person, good right ear and are well liked . stay peaceful. To ~Irs. Lemons. hang in there I will be back to visit. I will miss you and never forget you. I hearby bequeath to the soccer team-one reeb for every minute I sat the bench. To Cory Overstreet, an even bigger clock for your car and to the class of '94-Senioritis-let it live on! I bequeath to Kim my friendship. to "ctu my friendship forever and more conversat ions about "the Boys". I'll alwavs remember you. And to Andv. I love you. 1. J.O:. bequeath to Emily Palmissano and Jamie O'Conner the best years ahead of them. \\'chad the best of times, and here is to many more! 1. Linsey LaBo un ty. will to Angie all the luck in the world with your man and the ability to check him, also the Benzo. Duce of your dreams. To Turtle the ability to be good and remember me and Ang are 50 and all m~ love 1 To J....C . the ability to have all the gear you want! 1. Wend y Koss. pledge to josh Gaines to never eat at KFC again. and to jason Anderson all of my understandino love, and to my parents may they always understand my wierd ways. and to Carmen. Rebecca. and Anne goo~ luck always. 1. Amy Ed wards . leave ZB a park. a "swing" for his backyard, several walk-ins and Thanks! PEDE- blue houdini Kool-aid and my ability to drink it. To the CHS soccer team-good luck in future seasons-! hope you get another girl to harass. I'll miss you guys! 1. And y Ray. hereby bequeath justin Bash the ability to get his truck done. to all m\' homeys- don't have too much fun. To Elena Scott the one person that has brought sun light into mv years in school. I hearby bequeath to the underclassmen: the skill and pride to go freshman bashing at all hours. To the drumline: slav cool and sepcrate from the bandl I. s¡e a n Irela nd , bequeath to my homeboys: Gene, Scott, Travis. Donnie and Bill: keep on being players. \\'e ki cked it the past four years! I'm outta here 1 I. Sean Biddle. bequeath to Josh Barker a continued lovely singing voice. to josh May many more ~oals and my best socket wrench. To Rachel Flood I leave a garbage can and my friend hip and to Allison \\'. I leave her the ability to find a new class ring. I. Jea ne tte More nz. will to Donnie all my love forever. to Susie a life's supply of wax and hair spray. a guy better looking than D.B. and to G.H .. the best of luck in the future and an everlasting friendship and to Season "selfcontrol." I. M.S .. will my love to Amy Beth. May we be together forever, I love you. I. Ta ma r a Woodis. bequeath to jenny 0. cool animal markers and call waiting. to Angie, the ability to draw stars like me. to Elena, the ability to say "button". to Laura Akiki. the ability to tell the truth to college guys. triscuits and cream cheese and an eternal scrump, to jill. Diana's ribbon-bracelets. and a future as a fellow housewife. and to Anne. tropical fish, cookie dough. and a eternal membership to the friendship club. I, jill Loga n , will to Angela the memories of all our good times . to Tina, the hope of an APT. Bob. and the best \\'hoo-Hooo ever. to jessica, light blue, an APT, matching socks. and a lifetime job at the bakery, to Kari. a supply of spice cake, and to j.H., T.H., A. ..K.B.,A.G.,D.R .. K.C. and K. ., my never ending friendship. I. Ste pha ni e Bowe rm aste r . hereby bequeath to Holly my awesome vehicle and my uncannv knack of losing men. To jenny my total friendship forever and a great 4 years at college(with me). To Craig Marshky. the ability to rock everybody's world! I , Bria n Atkins. leave to my ever bothersome step sister.Debbie Vance. the ability to con our parents when she gets caught being out late, and I leave to A.T. all my love and best wishes when we go to college. Plus that God will be a blessing on all our lives. I. Brian Calhoun. will to my sister Dawn, my car. To my friends CN. JF. LF, )L, BS. and all my CC teammates, my collection of music tapes. I. Jenn y Duffy, bequeath the best senior vear to my sister Liz. to Steph the ability to find and keep a good man. like I have and my eternal love to jim Hamihon. I. ikki Brew e r , hereby bequeath to my girlz Kela L.. Tyra C .. and Kenya G. non-stop success in the future. To my little brother jimmy the ability to stay out of the holding room and to Terence-all my love forever. To the Pepettes the best of luck in the future. I. Kell y Bea ulin . bequeath to Angie Guire the ability to partv forever and my everlasting friendship. To L.L. to make it through senior year, and to the Mighty Keggers- the best of luck. I. Gabe Jack son , will to Troop eternal gratitude for giving me something to make fun of. To Caines Fabel-fame and fortune. To Shelly an ear that listens. a shoulder. a hug. and love. To the Senior Brew Crew. the realM ike Conti. To Season-less press on nails, )ana a relationship. to ~like-the same, and to Stacy S.-~larc. I. Da n Bechtel. hereby bequeth to Erin Day all my love. to Adam Beck the "B ump. ole". to Leslie. oa a car. to Devin Barkley all the luck in his love life . to Sam Philippe I leave humility and to my sis I leave the ability to make up her mind about all the guys that love her. I. Rach el Gaffron , will to Moon a handful of friends: to jillian a lifetime of November weekends: to \ 'a li \ 'a li years of traveling: to Carmy and Becca Dickey my doggy: to Keith many hugs and to Grant my personal print of Bono's boot. I love you guys! !, Keelie Cagle. will to Travis Nelson the ability to go out with T .B. and K.C. without wrecking a car. To jessica all my white socks that match and my everlasting friendship. To Deana my climbing ability and to always remember our little journeys. To Tina the ability to not have any more hit and runs(it was fun!) To j.L.. K.B .. A.G .. thanks for four great years! !, Season Heiney, will to Shelly Bean the ability to see things "just a little bit different". to )ana the ability to roop from Carries, and the find Walmart by taking a short cut through !em phis, to Craig the ability to be a GR \\' E and the abi lity to sec his car, to Marc a room in a mental hospital. and to Gabe the ability to finally get his car all fired up! !, Alex T akantjas, hereby bequeath to my "younger" brother the ability to have a good time at all costs. To the "D's" a never ending party for the summer of '93. And to all the non-partiers the ability to buv a cup and use it! I, Ma r y Ho will to Jodi a carload of romance novels. to the girl's diving team a bag of Laffy Ta(fy. to Whitney my sammy towel and a cute guy. to Vera, a future diving scholarship. to Erin ).. some happiness. to Thalasa and Jessica my friendship, and to joe W. the opportunity to learn every language there is. I, Shell y Jose ph , will to Season the ability to actually get it and to know "what's going on!" To )ana. ability to ask if she "has anything to declare." To Dawn the ability to wa lk straight and not make her ponytail do a complete 360 and the ability to not make grunting noises while talking. !, Mike Vasaune . give Rachel with all my heart a supply of \'.K. Allison \\'athnem. the ability to finally recognize the people who care for her. To the juniors the ability to "kick it" without yacking. !, hereby bequeath to Devion I leave my tape deck. to josh I leave my jazz tapes and fal-.e books. to Leslie I leave some bus tokens, to Brian the power to "mac". to Adam a plane ticket to evada and to Sam I leave humility. I, Shanise Smith , leave my goofyness. ta lent,and weirdness to my sisters Chakka and Kenitra to carry on my tradition of trippin' in school. We, Tina H. and Jill L. , will jan L. and Scott K. a neverending tape of Secret Lover to always remember us by! I. Juliu s Yand ell , will jolynn C. all the coctail shrimp she wants and all my love. Thanks for the memories. l. EDR , will the chain-gang a winning season, Tina H. a pan of cornbread and a cheesecake. to Lil Pimp (Sean) and the rest of my original crew (Terry R .. ScottS .. Tom P .. Gene K.. Travis . and jay "¡l the ability to mal-.e tall scratch and keep all the young punks in check. I, Warre n . leave to Mike, my brain, body, and the other half of his mind.
(;piling c:r<H kPd b\' tlw co ps 11·hiiP siP.Jhng pumpkins from IG:\. Bonfin• '<Jt Getting arrested . lnnocenth·. walking to lunch and unknowmgl\' being pushed into a bush while wearing a skirt that got hiked up to my neck Tlw iime wlwn !was at a 1·arsil1 basketball ganw nnd my ex-girlfriend's cousin told me that if I wanted her back to get down on m1 knees and IPll ).C. that l"m sorrY .. and when I did ).C. walked awa\'. leaYing me all alone! Ha1·ing :\Irs. l'ilclwr chew me out in front of her senior English class my sophomore year. Spilling 111\ taco all O\'er m~· lap lhP first da~ I drO\'l' lo lunch \ ' icc- \'ersa 1<J<J~ Tad \lc DaniPI knocking me off tlw back of his car In sophomore Spanish class. trying to act out the word "resting." and nearlv killing m\'sclf as m~· chair (and f) fell back wards into tlw chalkboard. BPing in a 1·ollcn hall game and hanng Ill\ undPn\'!'<lr hanging out of m\ bun-huggPrs . Trying lo parallPI pnrk all thP linw 1 Sitting on a sink in the girls' bathroom .tl CPnlPnnial and breaking it. \\'atching TPrmindl Bliss with L.\1.. ).II .. \I.T .. and"- B. Hitting a firp hYdrant fi1·p days after I got 111\' hcPnse Hn1·ing m1· boyfrit>nd's mom open wh<JI l thought was n locked bedroom door. fla1·ing to hide from the cops 11·ith m~ bodriPnd in my friend's room to avoid having to call our P<lrPnls on Homecoming night Being called a sophomore. by a freshmen. wlwn I was really a senior Being run o1·cr l11 a rderee at tlw CPnlennial baskPiball game sophomore ~·car. freshmen football H<ll'ing m1 stomach grmd \' er~ loudl1 11·hile laking tlw :\CT bec.ausp l had the flu the day bdore and had thrown up c1·erything I alP in the pre1·ious ~4 hours. falling down llw bo11·ling lane in I'.E. freshman Year Trying to hurl I!' on•r the 1·ollcYball net in P.E .. flipping over it. and putting a hole in it. Trving to trip Jon fn•shman year. but he ended up tripping me in front of a bunch of seniors. Spilling that nasi\ 11·ater on R.O."s sleeping bag while coughing up my right lung. 1\ly first float trip at Shades with J....G .. P.B.. \!.f.. and S.E. Onl1 leaving school for lunch twice my freshman vear. falling out of tlw convertible during tlw Homecoming Parade and holding up the whole thing. Tr~ing Ia sexilv walk past B.T .. tripping o1·er a c.rac kin the sidewalk. and droppin my books P\·ernvherc Going to Chin's and doing the freak\· man nast1 dance with a stranger in the dar · only to find out it was my brother. Ha1·ing the gu\' !was madly in 10\P with spill his Biggie Coke all o1·er me. He helped me clean it off. but I walked around with stick\· undies all da\. Brib knocking mp o1·pr in front school during a snowball fight. falling on the running mill at track practice and screaming while J...ela Leshore laughed. "Pizza sauce" at Garcia's Tripping O\'l'r m\' dPsk in front of the whole class. \ly muffler falling off in :\'ale jones dri1·eway o1·er lunch. rollerblading back to school. and eating at a gas station Going out 11·ith "\lr \lalurity." Going on a slakP-oul with K.O. CPntennial post prom '92. Ceiling lost on the way back from Urbana and ending up in Rantoul. Shopping at tlw gas station. \\'hen Ste1·e Pickering and l got Ia I in Disney \\'arid during our freshman band trip: ).0. and the band parents had to search for us. delaying our departure by an hour. Trying to parallel park and not being able to do it. whilP Liz \Iarina and some olhPrs werelaughing at me . Finallv Brian Rose had to park the car for me. Almost burning do11·n Leisure TimP . Peeing my pant. freshman year because C.T. fell in hPr leather mini skirt and did the splits at lunch. :\laking comfortablP noises and making fun of 0-girl in my sleep while spending the night at pa)ana's. Being al South Pond with:\'.:\ .. T.\\' .. T.B .. and catching two little peepers. P.E . class. Getting out of 1--.1 's compact car in a mini skirt. Trying to trip )on fotzler and falling on the floor in the middle of a group of seniors. O.A.'s House Party over the summer of '92. Getting pulled over b\' the police in front of Garcia's on campus for not having my lights on. The first time I tried out for Pepettes. I ended the speed routine with my back to the judges and smiling at the backboard. The judges asked if I wanted to do it over. Being in band . freshman \'ear. Losing m1 ·shoe sophomore year when we had that huge rain storm quring lunch. l had to walk around school with onlv one shoe on. Ha1·ing half the school stampede my fence. ).H. burning mv bathroom up 1 falling a couple hundred limes my freshman year. 1\lv first date with this fine girl and running my car off the road in the snow. Luckily l pulled it back on the road. \\'hen the sidewalk was covered with ice. S.P. fell. l tried to help her up and I fell too. We had to scoot to the car. Smashing into a 1\luslang GT in \\'end1 'sparking lot sophomore year. The first basketball game I cheered al. When P.T. busted me out for 0.\\'. and e\·eryone found out. Coming home from !--.C.'s at 7 a.m. and running into a parked car as my dad was coming out the front door. Falling down four time in one softball game. Being called a freshman. Saving "Hi" to a guv and having him not respond. Dumping Gatorade on m~·self at soccer practice. Both times jessica has caused me to wet m\' pants' Falling through thP light on stage in the Little Theater. \\'hen a friend pulled my chair from me and I fell. Silting on the steps of a crowded MTD bus. Being accusPd of eating dog food. Stealing my parents' car. without a licen e. and getting it stuck in the middle of Windsor Road because we forgot to lake the emergency brake off. \\'orking from 6:30a.m. to 11:00 a.m .. walking home and getting tom~ door. then remembering that I drove to work that morning. GPiting in a wreck with m1 brother's car. Sitting in English class and accidentally sneezing on the guy who sat in front of me. and not having the heart to tell him what l left on the back of his shirt. Yen-Ching with Megan and Carmen. Running away from a bee during lunch. falling flat on my face. and scraping both of my knees freshman year. Catnip. lots of drooling. and waiters who are undercover cops. Hooking up with "-"-· one night on the dock in ew York. only to find out there were people in the bushes watching the whole time.
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All the I· riday aftPrnoons at ate's - Euchn• nights- winmng. of coursP - The B.C 's PtPrnal partJPs- Sledding dt Centenmal hill - Sliding on G. D.'s carpet with L.C.- CPntPnnial \\'inter Dance \\'eekcnd '<J3- Kic.kmit at C .IJ .'s housP Thursda\' night intramural gamps- C.\\' r.alling E.K. the "S\>anish articlp" and mixing up P\'Pr\ othpr person's name- I I and l. going out on the 1\'!'ckends flirting with all t w guys . - :\!iss\' and I wondPring around J...-\lart for two hours looking for air freshenPr. -Christmas '91 - Libbv as "smokip" - Assassinating IFK Getting soaked at Homecoming and eating at \lcDonalds. Getting arrest!'d with B.:\.1. in '\ashl'ille.- SummPrs of '91 and '92 - C~l. puking in my front yard All the times I hal'e had with my boyfriend. )eff! - ~leeting my bovfriend. Rashan "Ra~ -Rav" Chatman - :\.1\' 1993 senior year- \\'inning our first football game against Stephen-Decatur sophomore vear - :\.leeting Karl'n 11·1th Peter on Campus . - Going to Joliet Columbus day for the heck of it :'\lichigan with Season. "Caution wet floor" Summer of 19<J2.- The Show Choir trip to Chicago junior year.- Eating in a restaurant in Chinatown With ll.D and E.\\' - Hal'ing barrels of fun on Frida1· nights.- FSL'ing as much as possibl!' until I found out that it was immature dnd tlwn onl~ I\' hen neccesar\'.- 1-.:illing the monster at Leisure Time . - Flag football- The F.A.P. group. En•rything we did together. Pspcciall\' gPtting into troubll' and always blaming it on 1·ou know who.[t\11 the night journp~· s, climbing fcncPs and satPllite dishes. and mo/wds.)- Tlw lJ2 conc.Prt- Our org1 at ETC . - "Dracul<J"- Dancing at Val's. - Prom '<J2- Drama Club- fres 1man sophomorp vears. -Concert on \Ia\' 8. llJlJ2.- Ha1·ing d con1·crtible boat.- BPing able to dri1·e to school junior \'car. Climbing AC. 's fpnc.P to sneak out sumnwr of sophomore \'Par. - \leeting Gu\', - PPpettcs!- \lcDonalds on campus- 5 girlz quicl..'n it in the sidekick.- Going home. The Homecoming adl'enturc of sen1or 1ear- \\'ednesday night -Going to the State Cross Country meet. - Being scared beyond words when !-.:irk Boyd dron! for lunch. - The TP excursion junior \'Par with the flag corps. - \\'atching that spice cake fall "The famill'"- \\'lwn Lt. blue asked ).H. out- Might\' 1-.:eggers- Trying to teach A.G. how to dril'<' a sticl.. . Being friends with "Deep" and "L1gly ." - Cruising with Shaniqua. I.abuita. and :\.lonisha.- Fll'ing OI' N the "bump."- Aspen ·~12- :\.leeting sow =<3 and then carrying her stench with us for the next 24 hours. - \:aming plants - \leeting A.B.B. in the Spaghetti Shop. - All the time with 1-.:im and Susie freshman and sophomore \'Cars.- Halloween llJ90 with Donnie.- :'\Irs. Pilcher's 4th hour class.- December 2bth. 1lJ90.- France last summer. -Prom 'CJ2 with Regan Hunt.- All the parties.- Going to Central with all of my friends . - Tearing apart the juniors float.- Playing \lattoon on a trip with G.L.H. after a long night of tlw store, a scan· car ride . and clinging to ).K.- Fishing in G.C.'s room'- All my memories with J A.- All the times I snuck out and didn't gPI caught. t\ll the times at :"-.1.6 with Ang. Ant. and Turtle. -Days and nights with Chad. -- First hom!' footb<Jll game with the "Girls" 'lJ2.- 5th hour P.E. junior \·ear. Senior year aftprnoons.- Ha1ing a l..nurd girl in her underwear spit on me- \:ew Years '92 in Indianapolis. - \largaritavillc with Brian and Steve . - ;\.1\· first recb with !\loose.- Girl talk with "I)EJ...L" on the driveway'!- \:ocl Pari.. when J....0:. almost caught her cheeta on fire'! -"joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Drcamcoat."- Being with my mom when she was li1·ing.- Greeting :'\Irs Lemmons in the morning.- Girlz niles with dril'eWa\' talks.- The nights at Hessel.- J...ickin' it at Club \'albert.- Nights at the Hutsons - Flag football plays and fights.- :-..lights at :'\LT. and K.B.'s- Apt. 10 with the boyz.- The band trip to 1\.linncsota and \'allcyfair- H20, hav that's water. -Prom. post-prom. and Turl..ey Run junior year. -The Halloween train ride last year in ~lonticcllo with C.R. and E.D. - I finall\' made it to m~· senior year and its the best year ever.- \\'hen my baby brother was born. -\\'hen m1· mother got married this summer. I caught the bouquet. - I)EI-.:L parties. Hammer concert. SoCo night. girls' night. girl tall.., \light\ J... games . 90210 partiPs. football game tradition.- Asking guys for quartprs at the l-.:11il.. Shop and mal..ing fin! dollars with E and I - California. Summer '92.- Taking S.B. to \lorisw1· Park at clc\·cn o'clock at night and leal'ing him there. - \11 junior \'car (especially running into the back of a car trying to lea\'P a football game.) The TP posse junior year.- The entire night we all spent at S.B.'s house. ·· The Spanish trip to Chicago last year with I-.:. D.. S.B .. H. H.. and S.j. watching two turtle do "the deed." -1-.:cn. Rebecca. Carmen. Pat. and Lonny.- The sewer fish and the Boyscouts at Lake Geneva.- The night at Ken's house with Tam. Lonny. Rebecca. Carmen. and Zack- Christma break '92.- PFE (The whole 5 weeks)- Homecoming '92.- Our (me and D) missions o1·cr to Shadowood. - Football games, back to school dances. school musicals. talent shows. soft touches. and fights. - Lollapalooza. scwerfish. and people in general - A.\:.. K.G .. and T .). - Definitch· not prom - Caine's Fabel , Procession concert- El'er\' weel..end night with the "O's" at Derrick's.- The week at m1· sister's house over Christmas break sophomore year.- 1-.:icking it every four out of sel'en da~·s of the \'car.- Laughing at C.H .. who had a big ole' hole in his draws' Remember that A.B.!- Placing first in every el'cnt I ran in track sophomon' year. Reminiscing about Columbia davs.- Prom with Trumel Sturkcv!!! I had fun witchya!- Tripping over a door with jessica and Deana. and C\'cn·thing that followed! -Deana and I taking off with some gu1·s monc1 on campus' -All the times with )illS -All the times at L.T. with the Honwbo~·s.- Singing "!-.:iss" in tlw car. ;.,.ral..ing '5 days of blowing off swimming' with Elena.- \\'all..ing by I \l's house freshman \Par with Tamara All of the great times with m1 homeboys. - Grandma Fords - Being one with natur<' at Liesure Time. i\.linncapolis. Jim. Ian. Stu. Herb. and :'\!c. - \lceting jesus at !-.:en's. - 1-.:.0 .. P.B .. \It•. and the Pogucs. - B campaigning on Saturday night.- Getting to I.. now :\.lr. \\'right. finally' - Homecoming 'lJ2. when I was dri1·ing with my date I .C. and my ex-girlfriend follows us for half the night. I then got ).C. bacl.. after c\·er~·one said it was not possible. I proved them wrong' - The gral'eyard tour with L.F .. C\: .. ).F .. and B.C. - Chronicle class sophomore year.- Cast parties- Pool parties at !\like's.- J...ickin' it with my homies- B-ball with I.H. in :\.lr. Schooly's- Fireworks in the country.- Climbing the ;.,.rexican Army Shooting Range mountain.- Finall\' winning a football game.- Building the "pool table."- Finding the stolen moped and carrying it up two stories to a train yard transfer house.- Getting introduced to the swim team through D.H. and Sucrets.- The first football game with the Posse 1992.- At ).O.'s house. getting caught.- Getting mv license to dri1·c.- \\'atching Boomerang with E.L. and her peeing her pants.- \\'hen I H .. T.H .. S.S .. and I had the night of our li1·cs. also including litth• big-face and the pno-maniac. - Going on a walk around 2:00 in the morning and hearing ).H.'s story of her waking up after surgery. Can we just get some sleep! cw Year's Eve '<JO at the \\'lwei of Fortune house. dodging the guys urinating off the roof (I didn't get hit) and watching the tracer of the fireworks. -- J...issing T.L. at midnight. - Seeing the Bulls win the '92 champion hip. partying afterwards. - J...cntuch Bar. - Florida Homecoming night - Allerton Park in the spring of '92 with R.O .. C.L.. J....G .. and P.B .. before the change. Dancing in K.G.'s basement with C.). and P.B. to Fiesta by the Pouges until we could not stand anymore.- \1\ first float trip at hades with J....G .. P.B.. 1\.I.F .. and .E. - J...issing J....G. goodbye at the airport. - Hessel Park Summer '91 - Rl\.1 Summer '91 with T.\\'. and B.D. -Lunch el'eryday during junior 1·ear pacl..ing into the big blue monster.- Going to EIU for the summer of 1992- All the good times I spent with friends. -Staying all night in Peoria for the basketball tournament and hiding from i\.lr. Schooley. - Remembering with Stefani Saturdays with J.... - P.E. with Tonia and Stephanie. - Every moment with E.C. - Dinner at Tom's. the champagne wa great and mavbc we'll get to finish our CI'Cning without having to blame my purse on Irene' Prom '92 - All the times with Teddy. - Going off on R.F. all first semester. - Going on a motorC\·cle ride after worl.. for two hours and ha\·ing my friend so worried the\' almost called the cops.- \\'cel..cnd in Chicago with J... I' and 1-.:.S. -The time E.B. amd I were being called b\' the "Big J..." and bought air freshener. -The c:raz~ times during lunch at Taco Hell, jenny try not to get any sauce on the windows.- Snoevink and the ketchup at Centralia '91. - Spring break '92. being sunburned and playing jeopardy with Craig and \\'arn•n in Ft. Lauderdale. Meeting Craig, Warren. Isaac, Andrew. and Sam. -All the Campus Life meetings. - U of I manager camp. Destroying the peanut-headed juniors float after the parade senior year.- Riding in the bacl.. of a police car with fulius Yandell.- Getting cracl..ed at B.H.'s freshman year.- Getting cracl..ed at Leisure Time and j.j.'s sophomore year.- Getting cracked at Mel's apartment junior year.- Getting cracked at R.O. 'sand Comfort Inn senior year. -Senior flag football season.- Singing "Kis "with E.S .. ).) .. and ).S. during lunch.- !\lew Year's at )abari's junior year.
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Since we're not allowed to say anything rude in the yearbook this year, which is something that you keep forever, as opposed to the Chronicle, which you use to line your bird cage with, we won't tell the Chronicle staff to bite our big ones! But, the Yearbook Staff is clearly the best staff to be a part of. It is the staff that works long, hairpulling, insanity causing, nail biting, "I'm gonna kill Haussie", headache-causing songs by Cheron and Elena, picture cropping, page redoing horrors(poor Sean), ... hours. Not only does the staff turn out an incredible yearbook, but they also have many unknown talents, such as: Haussie's "Yeah, I can make my face match our school colors", Jill's incredible folding hands, Jessica and that ever-sofrightening two piece thumb, Gini's tongue that is longer than the rest of her body, Gayla who can not only wave with her hands, but also her ears, and poor Jessica, who is STILL trying to wrinkle her forehead. Finally to all those students who will still be at Central, we hope you keep the MAROON as peachykeen, groovy, swell, radical, dope, and hip as it is now! And always remember, adjectives are your friends!!!
YEARBOOK
TAKE 1!
Looks like everyone met their deadline.
Elena's work has her all tied up!
TAKE 2:ROW 1- Gini Busch, Sean Ireland, jill Cavey, Gayla Dodson, Elena Scott, Mark Haussermann, jessica Husband. ROW 2- Stacey Wright, Betsy Owen, Allison Kuhne, Liz Duffy, Erica Leach, jessica Helfer. ROW 3- Lindsey Grumish, Will Freyman, Marc Zollinger, Tim Widhalm, Warren Raquel, Andrew Rodgers.
I love YEARBOOK!!!
It was you-you did it!!
I'm in Yearbook, therefore I'm cool.
Throughout the year. French Club engages in many activities uch a . the caramel apple ale. flower ale an occa ·ional French movie on the wcek.encl and of course. their annual Christmas party. The Christma party is the most fun because everyone gets to open a present! French Club is open to tudents of all levels of French and always welcomes neve member . :\Iectings arc held monthly to discuss fundraising ideas and activities. French Club is a way for students to learn their French and French culture and still have fun! "Deux et deux. quatre!"-Jill Cavey-
Fr!'tH.h Club:Ro\\' 1-Gini Busch. jpnm \'allwrt. ,\mw Olson. Rachel Caffron. )ill Ca\'!'\ RO\\ 2-Ezr.t Finkin. Thalassa Tam, Krist\' Sumnwrs. )an Lo. Anl\ S.chnitZl'r. )ill BrPmmn, ;-.Jan )an.Js. StPphaniP \\ ..tlsh. )1•nntf!'r C:all.than . S,na L.Jsoski . Ro\\ 1-Altna Foster. Ra< lwl Flood. S.Jrah Faust. ,\shlc\ )ones. Dominique lkmPyPr. )01' \\' illi,uns. )<~< ktl' \'nlakoYi< h. , orma Traqucna. Hall'\ Brown. Liz DuffY. C:hansouk Sa,·athphonc. \'an Anh llo. lknnis \\'pber. Tamm\' Reinhart. Trisha Bird. Row 4-Leslie oa. Genc\'ie\ e Stashdf. Laine ;\leans. Ste\'!'! Da\', )cffrn Rutan. \laggie C:ornvn. Abby Le\'in. khamla Savathphone. Stephanie Phelps. kathy Rogers. Lyle Fettig. kambtz Ashrafi. Joe Tucker
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Officers:)enn\ Valhcrt.Treas.: Erica Leach. Sec.: Anne Olson .. V.P.: Rachel Gaffron. Pres.
Bonne Etudiantes!
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French Honor Society is a group of students who are very serious about French. In order to be a part of French Honor Society one must attain straight A's in French class as well as remain on the school honor roll. This club does not engage in any meetings accept the annual initiation of the new members. "Je suis intelligent!"anonymous-
Officers:Mary Janas, Treas.; Amy Schnitzer, Sec.; Lyle Fettig, Pres.; Anne Olson, V.P.
Liz smiles for a picture.
Tres Chic!
G20M21RIC G2}JIUS2S This year, the Math Team is headed by Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Smith. The club consists of students who are taking either Algebra 2, Trig., Calculas, or a higher math class. At their meetings, they recieve information on upcoming math events. We wish them good luck in their math contests and are proud to see such entusiasm about math here at C.H.S. "It's as easy as 1-2-3" - annonymousROW 1: Warren Raquel, Lindsey Grumish, Dawn Calhoun, Amy Schnitzer, Mary Janas, Rebecca Webes.ROW 2: Brian Calhoun, Chris Nelson, Dani Schooley, Brian Jones, Josh Barker, Chris Sheppard, Erika Wiggins.ROW 3: David StPeter, Ethan Durst, Craig Snoeyink, Ketu Panchal, William Savage, Patrick Bailey, Kambiz Ashrafi. Geometry can be fun!!!
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The Drama Club is one club here at Central that is gaining popularity quickly. In one year its membership \'\'Cnt from 5 to 22. The member of this club arc not only talented. they have a style all their own. You may have noticed this for yourself if you were lucky enough to eo one of the performances put on by the Drama Club this year. Their fir t play of the year was "Rehearsal for :Nlurder" which was followed by"Hcaven Can \\'ait". The members of this club. as talented as they are. need a little leadership once and a while. and when they do. they call on director john Stuff. With a good director and hardworking kid . you've got a combination that just can't miss.
RO\\' 1-John Stuff. Sara Ochs. Am\' Treat. lac kiP \'idako\ ich. Don SIH'pard. AIPx San¡as . lana Hotsinpiller Gr.1nt !\lorenz RO\\' 2-Shannon Parmer. Rebecca \\' pber. \lonica Samii. Ch.1nsoul.. Sa\¡athpourH'. Sean Gordon GPorge San .1s. Jill BremPr. \'aleric Straaycr RO\\ 3- '\lora Rotunda. Tar\'11 Clapper. Jessica elson. John Lalande . kristin Sc hanche. Jason Wilson. Andrew Rodgers
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The pdnish Club. quite possibly the large t and best club here at Central. derives its general purpo e for being from \IcDonald's slogan "food. folks. and fun". It is truly testimony to the fact that when you offer free food. the chance to smash things in the classroom with a baseball bat. and school-skipping field trips. students. no matter how recalcitrant and phlegmatic. will join your club. The big club gettogether tend to coincide \\'ith the major holiday . which is alway good for attendance. The club usually has plenty of money from all the dues paid by its members. but when it does need money. it will ell cookie . or some other edible item.
Marc Zollinger poses for the camera.
RO\\' 1-Shelia johnson. Kara Gadau. jennifer Caspers. jennifer Porter. Ketu Panchal. Brian Calhoun. Ennn Colclasure. Alissa Seaman. Cheron Reed. Elena Scott. Charlie E\·ans. Stacev Smirick\·. Erin Block. Bets\ Owen. Stace\ Rose. Tom Corham. Amanda PurkeYpile RO\\' 2-Amber Roberts. Arlicia. Biggers. Anh Nguyen. \Iegan Gorski. \!arc Zollinger. Stacv \\'right. Gavla Dodson. Ryan i\.loore. Luara 1\.akoma. \latt \lulliken. jake Goldstein. \lark Haussermann. Sarah Eheart. \lichelle Shahin. Sarah Delia. Irene Panothiocas. Bets\ Huff. Stephanie :'deBride RO\\' :l-\lalika HumphriPs. jolynn Caroline. Samantha Brim. \latt Bennett. jon Fotzler. Dung Le. \like Bizzani. Brian Brown. Don Shepard. \like \'asaune. Cam \lcGill. \lark Palmer. Greg Parks. \larv jo 1\.eith. 1\.atie Seaman. Tim Hartman. i\.lason Di\·ely
RO\\' 1-Gretchen Block. Samantha Bien. Alex Savvas. Christina Savvas. Christine Wilson. Dawn Calhoun, Ramona Bailey. Chris \\'right. Kris \\'ackerlin. \lartin 1\.lingel. Ryan \\'illiams. Stacey Tepper. i\.lary Mulliken . Amanda Fidds RO\\' 2-julie \\'ise. Emily Palmisano. Cathy Hardig. Dani Schooley. Anne Haussermann. CPieste 1\.ington. Stephanie Darling. jena Sett rs. jenny Gilbert. Seth Eheart. Don Ros. 1\.atie Townsend. Lindsey Grumish. Anne i\.lisner. Allison i\.lytty RO\\' 3-Dan 0' eill. Chris Pickard. Scott Kozel!. Elizabeth Gaffron. Guy Lakonishok. Steve Harms. R.j. Hettinger. jeremy Tengwall. Whitney Dively. Sasha Green. jenny Arnold
Sarah looks good even in 60's wear.
Officers-Mike Vasaune, jenny Caspers. Sarah Eheart. Stacey Rose
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Although it is not quite as acti\'e as the Spanish club. the Spanish Honor Society has many redeeming qualities. For example. mentioning your membership on a college transcript will look great. eeing as how. in orc!Pr to become a member. a student must maintain an A in Spanish for two years running. and must continue to maintain it after initiation. which is no small feat. Once a year the Society has a flower sale to raise money for it initiation ceremony. The society a! o tutor tuclents having difficulties grasping the language. RO\\' 1- Amanda PurJ...eypile. 1-..etu Panchal. Erin Block. Sarah Delia. RO\\' 2Gayla Dodson. Renata Alcaraz. Brian Calhoun.
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:-.rational Honor ocicty is made up of the elite students at Central. This club i sponored by ~Ir. ~filler and ~Irs. Cotter. tudent mu t apply for membership. and their applications are then reviewed by the faculty and the sponsor . Applicant are approved on the basis of t hoi r grade point average. teacher evaluation, leadership. character. and service. All members are required to pay 5.00 in clue . and this year :-.rational Honor Society consists of about 40 members. , ew members are u ually initiated in th spring of their sophomore year. "So what did we do anyway?" Gayla Dodson-
OFFICERS \n1w Olson. l'rPsidPnt: Elliott Rodg!'ls. \ 'icP-PrPsident: Erin BIO< k . S!'cret<~r\ '\OT PICTURED: Jason ")pmsprott. Treasurer
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RO\\' 1anchal. Sle\¡e Jo~. \!art Zollinger. :-.lark Hausscrmann . jan Lo. Tim "-rug. "-rislin Schanc:he. joanne Liu, Chansouk Sa\alhphoune. Urian Calhoun. Renalo Alcaraz RO\\' 2- Sarah Delia. \lary Janas. :\!at Bennett. john 1-.:itson. Colleen Strunk. Brian Jones. Erin Block. Dan Bechtel. Eric Alcarcz RO\\' 3- Gada Dodson, Jenny \'albert. Elliott Rodgers. Thai as a Tam. Betsy Owen. Chris :\'elson . Lyle Fettig ROW 4- :'o.lason Di\'ely. Amanda l'urkcypile. :'\!arc Ford (~a. right). Anne Olson. Ste\'e Da~. Da\¡id St. Peter. /l..latt Tepper. Cam \lcGill Gayla gives the studious look . Elliott models the stylish backpack
The Speech Team was ongtnated not on!~ as a means of enjo\mcnt for students. but also as an organization to develop perceptiveness and willingness to work. In addition, knowledge of current national affairs is also stressed. Speech is considered a sport. so the members compete in meets with other schools from the Big 12. They also have the chance to aclvancC' all the way up to the state level. Speech competitions arc broken up into many different divisions: humorous speeches. dramatic interpretations. radio. acting ducts. per uasive. extemporaneous. and original comedies. ~[embers of the Speech Team are very productive and enjoy their work. ''I've been on it for three year and haven't clone anything."Jana Hotsinpiller-
RO\\' 1-Angela Good. Grant \lorenz , C:hansouk Sa\'athpoune. :-.Irs. PilcherRO\\' 2-PenelopP Parmer. Shannen Parmer. Shandra Summen¡ille. Sara Ochs. Sara Ochs. )ana Hotsinpilll'r. Raclwl Gaffron. SPan Gordon RPbecca \\'eberRO\\' 3)ol\'nn Caroline. Gene\wn~ Stasheff
Grnnt works diligently to finish his spePch .
)ana smiles k.nowing she's a Senior and hasn't donP a thing.
D2Q ~Jt}J}J ISTTOT The German Club is a group of young, ambitious students who love to have a good time. Their activities include going on a "Der Hann 1st Tot" tour (singing "The Chicken is Dead") to other classes, creating an elaborate showcase of all German students, playing, and usually winning, the foreign language volleyball tournament, watching "Amadeus", and playing BOOM! Every year the German Club enjoys a trip to Chicago. This year they visited Shed Aquariumand the Art Institute. Above all this, the German students love to party. They usually have close to four parties a year. One of which is the annual Christmas party. They sing German Christmas songs and exchange gifts with their Secret Santas.
ROW l:Erin Snyder, Carrie Stephens, Colleen trunk, Ryan Quick, Tim Krug, Steve Joy, Viviane Kraus, Allison Kuhne, Devin Barkley, John Lalonde, Amy Treat, Jim Lalande ROW 2:Heather Koch, Joanne Liu, Missy Thompson, Jessica elson, Jeffery Feng, Ed Fettarhoff, Sea Oak, Craig Snoeyink ROW 3:Aaron Alumbaugh, Dan Butler, Valerie Srtayer, Keith Owens, Lynn Carter, Almut Liebler, Sara Ochs, Rebecca Weber ROW 4:Jason Wilson, Adam Beck, Byron Bunte, Chris Kammer, Brittney Greenwood, Susan Pierce, Jesse Laesch
Ryan and Amy love German Club
Officers: Valerie Strayer, secretary;Brittney Greenwood, treasure;Jessie Leasch, Vice President;Tim Krug,President
Vivian and show off German culture? Mr. Allen is lost without his German club
ROW 1- Kimberly Lomax Colleen Strunk, Viviane Kraus, Tim Krug, Steve Joy, Allison Kuhne, Joanne Liu, Peter Salzman ROW 2- Missy Thompson, Amy Treat, Valerie Strayer, Jessica Wilson, Rebecca Weber, Craig Snoeyink ROW 3- Susan Pierce, Brittney Greenwood, Lynn Carter, Jessica Laesch, Elliott Rodgers, John Lelande
German Honor Society is a group of students who have excelled in German, receiving A's in German class. These students strive for a better understanding of Germany and its culture. The major task of German Honor Society is planning for the initiation which is held in the spring.
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Tim and his madchens!
Officers: ROW 1- Jessica Laesch, President ROW 2- John Lelande, Treasurer; Joanne Liu, Vice-President ROW 3- Amy Treat, Secretary
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2XPLOQI)JG QLJLTUQ2_ Af'Ur-A~ eM; The Afro-American Club at Central High School is a very active club, led by Faye Catchings. Contrary to popular belief, students of any color can be members of the club, as long as you're willing to work hard and take the club seriously. The club meets once every two weeks. At the club meetings, members discuss upcoming events and learn about black history. During the basketball season, the club sells popcorn and they give part of the proceeds to the team. Another one of their activities is their annual talent show, which is always a big hit. We hope the club has many more successful years.
Yim LeShoure enjoys the meeting.
ROW 1-Selena Bolton, Joy Brownridge, Tanya Holt, Cheron Reed, Tanya Parker, Shiela Johnson, Jennifer Osler, Arlicia Biggers. ROW 2- Latoya Brown, Kenya Gladney, Branz Bradford, Malika Humphries, Tearinee Upshaw, Jolynn Caroline, Samantha Brimm, Lesley Holloway. ROW 3- Sarah Jelks, Loritha Mobley, Imani Jelks, Shandra Summerville, Julius Yandell , Damon Harris, Amber Roberts, Ray Boatwright, Brandi Williams, Jimmie Winbush, Carlarta Ratchford, Faye Catchings.
Her poster says it all. Three proud members A.A.C. is so cool , they have to wear ear-muffs.
Pres. Tanya Parker addresses the club
.f. F. B. W. Students For A Better World is one club that truly lives uup to its name. The sole reason for its existence is to try to solve the overgrowing number of problems that face the average ordinary earth dweller. Althoough it is difficult for them to manage or help rid our planet of somme of its bigger problems. such as smog and ozone depletion, they are making a valiant effort on the recycling scene. The members of this club are rsponsible for the emptying of the recycling bins in the classroomms. The club is also beginning a program in which it will work with Student Council members to help recycle cans and other objects in the cafeteria. "I love my tree. I hate my trash. so give a hoot and don't pollute!" Anonymous-
ROW 1-Sara Ochs. Mary Janas. Amy Schnitzer. Ryan Quick ROW 2-Stephanie Crawford. Sarah Orban. Chansouk Savathpoune. Chellsea Lazar. Ketu Panchal. Jill Bremer. Rebecca Ochs. Keith Owens. Cor\' Johannsen. Rachel Flood ROW 3-Patrick Bailey. a ha Green. Janell Owen , Rebew Ttocs. Carina Spencer, Billy Barr. Betsy Huff, Abb\' Le\'in
Don't these smiles give you a warm feeling inside?
Our friend the forest
Her hat was made from recycled straws
Commitment. dedication. and fun are three words that describe this year's Student Council. This group of students is one that does a lot of work for the students of our chool. They organize all the dances . l..eep the school clean, ponsor the Food for Families drive and many other activities. They have one meeting every month which allows them to gel out of one class period. Although the meetings are hard to keep under control. they usually manage to get a lot done (with a lo t of enforcement from the Executive Board!). This year the council will sponsor a joint basketball and volleyball tournament in :Vfay which will hopefully be a huge success. All in all. this group is a big part of s tuden t activities and they also participate in student/administration communicaton.
RO\\' !-Alissa Seaman. Jill C<ne\'. 1\.risl\' Summers. :'\lark Haussprmann. \ ' n ·iane 1\.raus. SIP\'P JO\. Tim !-.:rug. ElPna Ryan :l.loorc. Laura 1\.akoma. RO\\' 2-Brian Calhoun. Joh·n Caroline. Cheron RPed. :'\!arc Zollinger. Hall'\' Brown. Laine \leans. Erin Block. Tom Gorham. Anne Olson. Ga\·la Dodson. Tanya Parker. RO\\' J-Chris Nelson. Tamara \\'oodis. Charlie Evans. Cam 1\lcGill. Jake Goldstein. Elli-ott Rodgers. Jay ·1\.rumm. Sean Ireland. Andrew Rodgers. John
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ROW 1-Corey Young. Anne Hau sermann, Dawn Calhoun. Mary Mu ll iken, Erin Snyder, Jenny Olson. Jeff Piper. ROW 2- Jenny Gi lbert. Jena etter . Steve Harms. Carrie Stephens. Dani Schooley, Linsey Grumish. ROW 3-Chris Sheppard, Chris Pickard . Dan o·. cill. Sarah Bain.
Officers:RO\\' 1-Laura Kakoma. Elliott Rodgers. Gayla Dodson. ROW 2-Laine \leans. Tamara \\'oodis. Elena Scott. Anne Olson.
"Keep the under current down!"-Elliott Rodgers-
Student Council's lookin' good!
Aren't you guys supposed to be doing "Food for Families"?
We're off to another meeting!
I LOVE STUCO!
Gayla, obviously in a rage, takes control of the meeting.
This member looks thoughtful and understanding.
Central's Science Club is a group of students that arc intelligent and cnjo~ science. They like to explore different field of science. The science teachers. ~fr. ~filler and ~Irs. Freyman. sponsor this group and help them plan and prepare for different activities held throughout the year. One of these acti\'ities is participat ing in the annual Science Olympiad. which is held a t Parkland College. They also ho ld a science fair at Dr. Howard Elementar~' School. Science Club is a great way for interested tudents to excel in \'arious science areas. " I lo\'e my beakers!"- anon ymou s-
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ROW 1-Lynn Carter. Jessica elson. Ketu Panchal. Brian Jones. Joanne Liu. Kara Gadau. ROW 2-R.J. Hettinger, John Lalande. Am\' Treat. \\'arren Raquel. Colleen Strunk. ROW 3-Don Shepard.
Not only docs Central consist of 9th. lOth. 11th. and 12th graders. but also preschoolers. The Little .\laroons meet in the rock and help in the child devclopcmcnl education. Students have the opportunity to work with these children and assi l in their activities. The Little :Vtaroons make thcmel\'cs known every year at Halloween. They dress up in their costumes and parade through the classrooms trickor-treating. Gelling involved with the Little :VIaroons is an excellent idea for <myonc interested in child devclopement.
Peer Ears is a special peer-teen counseling program open to juniors and seniors. Each tudent wanting to join Peer Ears must fill out an application and go through an interview with :\Jr. Skaddcn and an experienced Peer Ear. As a Peer Ear. your job is to offer support and problem sol\'ing a sistancc to other students at Central. Thi program is a\'ailablc to anyone who needs help with a problem or just needs to talk. The con\'crsations held with the Peer Ear arc always totally confidential and no one ha to know you went and aw one. The Peer Ears a! o offer a mediating program. where tudents can get help with a dissagreement or argument. "I knew I had big cars for a rcaon." -anonymous-
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Row !-Amanda PurkPypliP . Allison 1\.uhne . Erin Ulor.k, jeri Orner. Row 2-\1r Skadden . Lain<' :-..leans. Ann!' Olson. Elena Scott. Tanya Parker. Shandra SummerviiiP Row 3-C:arlarta Ratchford. Arlicia Uibbers. Bill~ Durbin , Elliott Rodgers. ( harlie E\¡ans. Brian )ones.
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P.t.P. The Principal 'cholar Program at Central is \'cry successful. The club's members are chosen by thr principal and counselors and are challenged by a course of study that prepares them for college program in business. math. and science. The club' main goals are to enhance thr academic potential of minority students. to encourage tudent participation in strong academic courses. and to help with the awareness of career choices. The program is lead by :-..Irs. Robinson and is one of thirty-five participating club tate wide. ome activities of the club include math tutoring. an ACT workshop. and participating in variou competition . This program not only helps its members set goals. but it helps them reach them. too. "I am somebody. thanks to p p."
ROW 1- Jason \\'ilson. Malinda johnson. \\'illiam Summerville. ROW 2- Shandra Summerville. Erika Wiggins. Arlicia Biggers. ROW 3- Carlarta Ratchford(pres.)
The Orchestra Club is a new club at Central this year. It was started in order to give those students who have a deep appreciation for music a forum in which they can be musically creative and can discuss their views on the world of music with other students who share their enthusiasm. Although it doesn't have enough members to represent a full orchestra, the members can play small symphonies, ensembles, and quartets. Hopefully, with the addition of more members next year, more varieties of music will be able to be played. "The Orchestra Club has provided me with a sense of musical fulfillment." -Katie Seaman ROW 1-Hilary Bryan. Sarah FoustRO\\' 2- Jessica Nelson. Colleen Strunk. Katie Seaman
The Art Club, which is obviously very diminutive in size. lost several members as well as their sponsor. Mr. Danielson, from last year. In order to continue on, these students must be dedica ted artists. The members of the Art Club either possess high levels of skill in the art field, or they just appre ciate art for what it is and enjoy looking at it. Because it is small, the members of this club have an overwhelming responsibil ty . Many people come to the Art Cl ub when they have a project that calls upon high levels of drawing and designing skills. A resurgence of members is needed if the Art Club is intending to endure through next year.
<UUM JlbO)\(G!--------~~ Ccntral has fi\'e basic choirs. Throughout the year. these fi\'e choirs work for their annual fall. winter and spring shows. In addition to these performances. each choir puIs on its O\Vn concert. One more popular performance is the ~!adrigal dinner concert during the Chri tmas season. This year's fall musical was " tar of Ye terday. Today and Tomorrow." Thi · performance featured current Central tudents. many adults that attended Central in the past and some little ones that will attend Central in the future. This spring the musical is going to be "Kiss ~!e Kate."
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Concert Show Choir-Row 1-Aiza Gordan. 1\.risla Burdelle. Leslie ,\macher. )olnm Caroline. )Pnm· Caspers. )ennv Olson. Allison \\'ickerl. Shamella Lvnn. Katie Bechtel. Row 2-f'vlr. I)ecker, 1\.alc Puffer. J...:rislin Porter. J-..:.1\:. J...:emper. jim Lalande. "Jelson Hendrickson. Jason Lopdon. Sean Gordon. Damasceus Cheatham. ;\lick Barker. J...:risl\ \laulder. Tran Cameron. 1\.elh. Faust. Tommv \Japon. Row 3\lan Owen. Roshema Foster. 1\.eelic \lcDaniel. Lun Shari. Don Shephard. )eremv Auble. \licah Colton. Charlie Gorski. J...:urt Griffin. Terrance Battle. Baohgugler, Shannon Ambrose. Raisha Harris. Lanavla Ducker .• 'ora Rotunda. .
Chamber Choir-Row 1-\lr. Russel. Samantha Bien. Pam Roberts. )o\ Brownridge. Clinton Short. Ahimag Desai. Rvan \\'illiams, Lesh Hoi Iowa\. 1\.alln Smith. Lato\·a Hendricks. Emiiy Foote. Row 2-Sarah Bachman. Lisa Janas. Allison !mig. Tomeka :\!ills. Flo\·d Fisher. Dean Tanner.Nale Brow.n. jessie Blissett. Celeste 1\.ingston. 1\.ee\ a 1\.eeling. ~lonica Samii. Row 3-Erin ;....Jyll\. Gretchen Block. Sarah Bain. Sar.ah Shair. james Zimmermann. Dclacio 1\.ellv. LaveiiP \lunson. Carla Ros~nborough. Jamie Summers. Stephanie Darling, Emily Palmisano.
Show Choir-Row 1-\lan· Ho. \Iissy Thompson. Anne HaussPrmann. lenm Caspers. \like \'asaune. Grant :\lorenz. lohn Kitson Tim Krug. ~latt Bain. Angie Fraze!'. ~tar\' \lulliken. Shannon foreman. kim Lomax. Row 2-Anne :\lisner. Anne Olson. Amanda Fields. jeri Orner. jill Bn•mmpr, kieth OwPns \latt AllandPr, Eric t>.looch. Carla StO\·er. Amy Schnitzer. lenn\ Heaton. krista Billingsle\. Stacy Rose. Row 3-Rac lwl Flood, Gene\'ie\'e Stas< lwff. Rae lwl Caffron . Lori Greenwood. Shane \lapson. \ !all Helfer. \like llarttPr. Brad \\'ilhelm. joe \\'illiams. jacki<' \'idal-.ovich. Tammy Reinhart. ti.IPgan Corsl..t, \lr. Dec 1-.er
:\ladrigals-Row 1-\lan Ho.lesste . 'orth. kristin Schanche. kapri johnson. jeremy \\'yatt. josh Barker. Ryan Quick. Seth Ehaeart. \!urad Ali. :\larshall Henn. Erin Sm·der. Hillar Brown. Angie Good. Arlicia Biggers . Row 2-Shandra Summen·ille. Iessie l.apsch. Trisha Bird. \'alerie Straa\ cr. loe Tucker. Grant \lorenz. Chad Smith. john kitson. Brock Collins. Anne Olson. \\'hitne\· \\ eber. Tamara \\'oodis. Elizabeth Ericl-.son. Row 3-Erin Bloc 1-.. krist\' Sumnwrs. Etocia Da,·is. RachPl Gaffron. keith Owens. josh Ste\·ens, john :\lc:Farland . • ·alP Iones. ~oah leelns. Todd Elrirl-.. Penelope !'Parman. Sarah Fheart .\nn Trl'at. Rebecca \\'eber. \lr. Decker
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Treble Choir-RO\\ 1-Angela ~ l oore. Stephanie l't>ace. Celena Bolton. Taronna \lcNeal. Tana\'al-.a johnson. jennifer Oslt>r. ~hristina SchiarPtti. Row 2-Erin Harper. jenn~· johnson. Anita ·ash. Allison\\ attnem. \Iegan ~lcphee. ~leghan Goodling. Shannon R\·an. Shantel ky.e. Angel Turn!'r. Andn•a Peoples. katherine kusmanoff. AshlP\ Iones. Tamnn Ireland. kimberh· Elam. RO\\' 3-\ha Brown. \laggie Corm n. Angil' Auterberry. lonna St>tlNs. jpnnifpr Hendricl-.son, \laggie Cascone. \loniquc Cowart. Romeb Roebuck. Laton1 Brown. 1\ mber Roberts. TParitH'C l'pshaw. Anne Ht>ndren . Row 4- \l r. DeckPr. jPnny Gibas. Terren Clappl'r.janplle OwPns. lulil' \\'isP. Loritha \lolwly. Sha,·on \ larissette .. \ lltson tl.lytty. CarriP Stephens. Elizabeth Gaffron. Sarah !e lks. jpnn\· Arnold .• icol!' karr. Shannon l'arnwr. lr.nna kot\'n!'l-.. Iunetta Schiaretti.
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The 1992-93 Flag Corp starts their eason at the beginning of the chool year and performs at all the home football games. The corp i so successful. that this year. they have decided to ha\'e a winter corp. With this . the girls will perform at all the Varsity home basketball game . \\'e wish the girls continued success with their winter corp. "I never knew that twirling a flag could be o much fun!" -freshman corps member-
ThesP girls strike a pose. The kick line is always a hit.
Freshman corp mem bers.
ROW 1: Emih \-1aisel. ShPllv joseph. Stepha niP BowermastPr. ROW 2: Cath\ Rodgers. 1-..<~ren :\lorenz. )Pnnv Duffv . RO\\' 3: 1-..Pll\ Greff£'. Trac\ Camer01i. Catherine Sudeth. 1-..Plly Donnelly. The two 1992 captains.
The International Club is a group of students who are interested in learning about the different cultures from around the world. In fact. most of the members are from different countries themselves. At their meetings. members read about and discuss the differences in customs that they have encountered. The club is lead by ~lr. Phillips and currently has about 25 members. Together they learn that not only is learning about other people interesting. but it's fun. too.
"Language barriers aren't a problem." ROW 1- Anh Diep. )ignesh Panchal. Chansouk Sa\'athpoune. Ewa Folmer. Ann :--:guyen. \'an Anh Ho. Sejal Panchet. RO\\' 2- jaime Peres-Abad. jill Bremer. Dominique De \leyere. Bao Nguyen. \lebi\'Ou Girma. \'alerie \ 'a n Doorcn. Ha Huynh. RO\\' 3- Rachel Gaffron. joe \\'illiams. Floortje \'an Leeuwen. Phong \'u. :-.Jitsuo Nishida. Hyung-)oon "im. Tetsuo Nishida. Ted )ogi. Ye , aing.
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Be4t BlllitJiRA Best Buddies i an organization who emission is to provide an opportunity for student to be come friends. Best Buddies de velop friendship by going to movies. bowling. having pizza parties. and by simply talking on the phone. During its first year at Central. the club was a big hit. In the coming years and throuoh the orowth of the club. we wish continued success and many more friendships.
"cy Club is an international sen¡ico organization for high school students. It is span orocl at schools all O\'Cr tho \\'Oriel. The Central chapter is sponsored by the phy ics teacher. ~tr. Smith. The students moot O\'ery \\'eclno clay after school. The dues arc $7.00 aand there is food and drink at each meeting. Tho money raised from tho various profits this club make ¡ goes to different cau os. Those causes are sponsoring impoverished tudonts. biko-a-thons. and a Bowl-aThan. Those are only a few of them. E\'oryono knows that Key Club is responsible for the oh-so-famou donuts. Key Club members arc \'ery generous people that care about helping others. "Hoy guys. where did all the jolly dognut go???" Anonymous-
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Key Club is the best' I' m proud to be in key Club!
Maggie. Key Club ha. to be more exciting than that!
Officers: President-~land\¡ Grill. \'icc President-Irene Panothiocas. Secretary-l\laggie Cornyn. Trca urer)Pffrcy Rutan.
This is a dedicated member. Is that a special key club de\'icc in your mouth?
2L2Cli)\(' .A)\(D scQOLLIJf Election Board is a club that is responsible for making the elections run smoothly. Some of these elections include selection of Student Council members, class officers and homecoming attendants. The Election Board members hand out , collect and keep track of the ballots throughout the day of an election to insure privacy. Sign-up for Election Board in Mr. Ochs' room in the fall. "I've never been called to work, they always start at the beginning of the alphabet."Stacy Wright-
Row 1-Lindsey Grumish, Megan McPhee, Anne Olson, Jessie Laesch, Megan Gorski, Allison Kuhne , Tim Krug, Steve Joy, Kristy Summers, Stacey Smiricky, Viviane Kraus. Row 2-Adam Fischer, Anne Misner, Kara Gadau, Dawn Calhoun, Gini Busch, Jill Cavey, Tom Gorham, Mary Janas, Andrew Rodgers, Briaan Calhoun. Row 3-Dani Schooley, Amanda Fields, Evie Younger, Kari erlien, Jenny Valbert, Gayla Dodson, Jackie Vidakovich, Sarah Eheart, Jason Wilson, John Lalande. Row4-Colleen Strunk, Stacy Wright, Brian Jones, Mike Vasaune, Amy Treat, Chris elson, Lyle Fettig.
Quill and Scroll is an international honorary literary society for high school journalists. Juniors and seniors who have done superior work on a school publication, such as the Maroon or Chronicle, are nominated by their advisors to be members. Quill and Scroll has a breakfast in the spring to honor new members at which time they receive membership cards and pins. "We have so many meetings, that I can't keep track of everything that's going on."Mark Haussermann-
Row 1-David Llewellyn, Mark Haussermann. Row 2-Lyle Fettig, Haley Brown, Alison Kuhne, Jon Folzler.Row 3-Tom Gorham, Cam McGill, Megan Gorski, Elliott Rodgers. Row 3-Jessica Husband, Warren Raquel, Brian Brown, John Lalande. Row 5-Elena Scott, Erica Leach, Jill Cavey, Gayla Dodson. I'd like pancakes please!
VOA The VOAs are the students you see running in and out of your classes everyday. They help out in the counseling office, deliver passes, pick up attendance cards, and run other errands. When these duties are taken care of, the VOAs keep the attendance secretaries company. To become a VOA you need to pass the attendance card/pass distributing speed test offered annually(that's for those of you who didn't get it last year) or you can arrange it with your counselor.
ROW 1- Gini Busch, Jill Cavey, Tina Herakovich, Tamara Woodis, Viviane Kraus ROW 2- Jason Wilson, Elisha Clark, Arlicia Biggers, Brandi Williams
sWICKL~ EUsi)\(2SS! FBLA Future Business Leaders of America is a club that takes business ideas and applies them to real life situations. Business teacher, Mrs. Arnold, is the club's sponsor. FBLA visits several different businesses in the area that have accounting departments, management, and secreterial pools. After their trips, FBLA is able to apply their new knowledge to business at school. I
I ROW 1- Makaila Shakelford, Maria Cain, Kathy Arnold ROW 2- Mary Janas, Yolanda Brim, Julie Harney, Kim Smeyres, Emily Fisher ROW 3- Andy Ray, Nakkia Speerlock, Amy Schnitzer, Cleonee Winfrey, Jason Hitch
·---MuslCD~ MOJLoo~ Brwi The band at C.H.S. has always been a \'cry successful organization. It is di\'iclccl into Symphonic Bane!. Concert Band, and Jazz Band. Annually. the band holds a fruit sale and the profits arc u eel to repair and bu)' new in trumcnts and music. Another activity the band take part in is "Band Day" held at the U of I. On this day. bands from all o\'er Illinois come for a day full of performing and competition. In addi tion to their success as Cl group. many incli,·iduals ha\'e also been awarded for outstanding performancc. \\'e wi h continued ucccss to the band. Erika shows lwr talent.
RO\\' 1-Emih· ~laisPI. 1-..elh Greffe. Tracy Cameron. Libb\ Hatchel. Sheth· Joseph. '>teph Bow~rmaster. Jennv Duff\. C:ath\ Rodgers. 1-..elly Donn<>lly. Catherine Sudeth. Karen \lorpnz RO\\' 2- \lr. Anderson, Christie Rodger., Cathy Hardig. Bcd.y Schlomann. Jawd Durst. Bill Sa\·agr, Ellen Da\. Stepha niP Phelps. Le lie '\oa, Amanda \'an\'leel. RO\\' 3-Ly nn Carter. Almut Lei bier. Alison ~lastnv. Sarah Youngeron. Lucy Shair. Gabrielle Gertz. Brian Jones. Amanda Perkevpile. 'ite\'e Seamrn. Dan Bechtel. Lindsey \\'addell. Erin Day. ~ick \\'alls. Erika \\'iggins. Cory johansen. Sarah Lasoski. Alison imz. RO\\' 4- ~like Durry. Eric Holm. Adam Bed.. Evan Washington. Robert Sumutis. Joel Halfwa. sen. Ste\'e Da\·, Brian \kfarland. \like Leshore. Chris Tangora. Carlos. Hope Bradle\·. Josh Beck. Ezra Finkin. [)p\·in Barkle\. Tina Gingerich, Brandon ~Iiller.
"Mr. Anderson, that's a nice tie that you're wearing!!!'' -Band Member-
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Unfortunately. the Archive . a well. has decrea ¡ed in size greatly from last year. This simply means that this years members have to pick up the slack and take on more work. The responsibilities of the club include obtaining. re loring. and preserving articles gi\¡en to them by alumni. retired teachers, and staff. After th y have finished this three step proce s. they put the articles on display in the hallways of Central for all to sec.
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The Computer Club is currently in it econd year of running here at Central. With :V1rs. Smith as the club's founder and pon or, many of the programs that the club uses stress mathematical usage and creativity. One uch program is Mathematica. The members of the club also like to play games during their meeting . With the all of the school's different computer open to them. the members have a chance to learn on a wide variety of software program . "Computer are not only fun, they give me a chance to broaden my horizons intellectually." -Kambiz Ashrafi-
F. !-I.A. Future Homemakers of America is a club that prepares themselves for the problems that they will encounter in the future. The members of the club plan on having a family and ruuning a household when they are older. To prepare for this. they discuss the ups and downs of marriage. children. jobs. and other real life situations. Mrs. Pirtle heads this club and she hopes that when her students leave the class. they will be prepared to face the challenges that lie ahead.
" I'm ready for anything that life has to offer." -Anonymous-
ROW 1- Tasha Brown, Marcus Pierson, Terravel Cartmill. Donvetta Butler. ROW 2- Teocka Harris. Ramone Roebuck, \Vendy Hunt, Amy McCormick. Dante Kyse. Nina i\lammssettti', Maurice Howard, john Dixon.
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Terrayel is a proud member of F.H.A .
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December 22, 1992
john Lalande is happy to be an editor. Please don't take my picture! The Cllro,.ick 1J published lt llmu ayur by the. studcnt.J ofChamp•lgn Central IJJah S'hnol, 61 W, LniHrslty, Champal&n, llllnols, 61820, publk:aUon USPS 583-240. Stcond cla.u ))OSlll~ mailed at ChamJl"'IRn, Jt... The subKrlptlon rate Is SS ptr ye.~~r. The Cltrotticl• Is abo available with an .ciiYity Uckct or for S.SO pu slnl(lt luuc. The Cltro~ti.ck,ln an crrort w ruJnllllt role as a public forum, tncouragu the open and fret uchankt of lnfonnlltlon. Letters to the editor can bt: len In room 102 or sent do the Opinion F:dltor to the addrus aboYt. We rc•cr-oc the right to edit for clarity, length, or obxcntlty. POSTMASTER: Send addrcu to changrs to adrireu at.Hc.
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S2)JIOQ CWILLS 1. Car m en Lozar. herctJ\ bequeath a big. fat. oozing. mold mg. green. slim!'\ piece of< lwes<! tom~ sister Clwlsea. and Ill\ fri!'ndship to all thus!' who want it. 1. Tina Herakov ich . will jessica a tatoo of "born to eat toast". a guy slw really likes. and Ill\' friendship alwa1·s! To )ill(Lil Jog) double pleasurP. dnd F I· but nPI Pr L 1' 1 .\ngiP. a memor~ of all our good times! To Deana. fore\'!'r with Scott and man• bathroom chats' Laura K. an English partner to "roof" with in college' "celw. thP abliht1· to find a nPw friend to get hooked on cigarettes! 1. Kir k Boyd .hereby bequeath to Laura 1-..akoma a drivers license so she will not roguP off all tlw honwbo\'s an1·more and to all my fellow pumpkin stcelers. the abilit1· not to get caught stealing pumpkins from I.G.A and to 1\.larc Ford a new line to get out of work. 1. Rya n Moo re. hereby bequeath to Laura "·the ability to be 2-40 again. bv the end of our sPnior 1·ear To EIPna. scrumps instead of just thoughts. To m1 homH•s· \I arc. \like. Derrick. Kirk. and Alex the ability to never let \'Our tolerance be below mine 1 1. Ste pha ni e Crawford . leave Tonia Amos all the gas rrione~ I Oll'e her and m1· gratitude for lwr friendship aftpr all this limP I lea1·e Sarah ·orth a pair of jPans 11·ith BIC holes in th!' butt. a book of Dan Qua1 le jokes. and respect for her opinions. 1. Ka th e rin e Ku s m a no ff. hereby bequeath to Tonia Amos a one year subscription of Bea Comics and the shePl music to Frost\. To Sara '\orth a bus ti< ket to 1 is1t the tree! To )esse my permission to wear the denim towel. C.S. a tall dark handsome senior. ll for president! 1. Ga r e nn e Bigby. bequeath to T.T. my fa1·ori tc pair of handcuffs. and \lattis Lake. To Jason fl. the "c1·s. To Scan Biddle m1· fa1·oriiP toilPt To I Barker tlw gift of< ho1ce .. P)TE:'\1. To \like. Peter. Josh and C:orev-all the freshman and parents the1· want. To Kris 1 bequeath mY thanks. i.John La la nd e. will to Dc1·in the abilitv to dril'e somewhere without freaking out about his little car. to Sarah F .. an Pndl!'ss supph of \lountain D!'11·. to Greg and Ezra something besides Josh to laugh about. To Brian running shoes that nc1·cr come untied. to )on. Lyle and Chis:'\. man~ more exciting trips in I. lie's boat. To Erin. Ell!'n. Leslie. and ~laric a fun two years and to my brother some time to grow up. and to next 1·car's staff good luck! 1. Brittney Gr ee nwood . hereby bequath to my little sister Lori another succssful l'ollevball season and to "ate the abilitv to charge us Ill tlw mile. and to ,\nne a round trip ticket to Rantoul. To Jenny the ability to get the man of your dreams and keep him. To Jessica the abilitv to fulfill her life without lip balm. and to \Joel tlw abilit1 to be as strong as the Incredible Hulk. 1. Ann e Olson . leal'e to )en the happiness of dril'ing old Big Blue and the ability to know pxactly how to "Be careful". To Tamara. a lifetinw supph· of Illd\'onnaise and :heese sandwiches. a room full of stars. and the knowledge that she will always be PeppPrcorn. To Angie. the patience to put up with people and dri\'!' to lunch safe II And to Elena one week with nothing to do and an c1·erlasting bowl of cereal. I. Sha ndra Summe r vill e. will to my brother \\'illiam and my cousin Bathe!. the best in their next three 1·Pars 111 high school. To A.B. "slo11· Your roll" and 1 won tlw bet' To t..:.C .. ).\\'., R.B., C.R .. K.G .. and T.C. we hal'e all had fun in many OIFFERE:'\1T ways. I am Audi 1 1. El e na Scott , will to juice, a lifetime of scams and a summer without candy-cane stripes. to Kola. a clean neck. to Tamara. an eternal hair massagP. to :'\ikki. AARRGH!. to Angie. goofy times. to Anne, complete peace and happiness, to )ill. a C:.D. Discman rental scn·ice-"1 lu1· this song 11 ". to R1·an. deep. "intellectual" talks. to Laura, a presidency to the F.F.F .. and to Brandon. a new song in your head e1·cry morning and m1 lo1·c. I leave to \\'.R .. a lifetime of kleencxcs and steel thimbles for your \lexica injuries. To C: S .. some more "ool Aid for 1·our hair. to F. F. a nPI\. hat and 1111 fa1·oritc little swimmer the best of luck. I. jen Porte r . will to Jamie O'Conner. the imfamous chicken and my excellent ability to driiP To Emili Palmisano. m1· abilit1 to ah1·a1's get into "troubiP .. To m1· si~ter Kristen and cousin Charlie. three more happy years of school. To my friends 1 ha1·en't mentioned. the abilitY to pari\ I. Eri ca. wish jenny johnson and Angie 1\.lcGrath a great senior year. and to).). all the wild and crazy stunts yet to come. \!iss\. good luc.k' Josh. keep going. good luck. have a groovey 2 years without me and l\.lissy 1 ).). to the craziest summer to come' \\'e. Jess ica and El e na. will to our pooler l\.lark H. a great senior year and remember:" It's not the size of the wa1·e. it's the motion of the ocean!" I. Stacy Wright . will to the remaining swim team members a great season to come. to my brother Chris a great 3 years without me and not to get into too much troublcPspeially when no parents are home. to G.D .. L.C .. and".\\'. a friendship that we won't lose. thanks for e1·erything Laura C. 1. Ga yla Dodson . hereby will to Erin ~lytty- an incredible times at Central and el'erlasting machine shots. To Gini and Jill. all the fun 1 had with the 1·earbook. without a few of the headaches! To jay-thanks for everthing big bro. To the girls swim team-great dinners. an undefeated season. and the abilit1 to wipe that obnoxious smile off );[agie's face, and to the infamous six. thanks for all the memories and all the ones to come. 1. Mike Fa y. hereby bequeath to all the underclasses to keep up our Flag Football Night tradition. to pull out real guns. the buying ability we had. and to take care of the "uncorrupted" freshman girls. I. j.L.. bequeath to my sister. the ability to keep your personal identity through the impending conformity around you. to my closest friends Eric and Sarah. m1· lo1·e and eternal gratitude for the life you guys shared with me. to Billy-endless debates and to Central. a little time to grow up ... \\'e, The Girls. will to The Guys the ability to go out in less than sel'en cars. Thanks for all the wonderful times 1 I. Cra ig Swa ye r , will to Caines Fabel, strings. picks. and amps. To Derrick a li1·er. to 1\.larc. the ability to finally be a sellout. to \like. the ability· to sing likP ,\xi Rose. to )ana the perfect rubber man. and to Season. my eternal love. \\'e will finally be together without barriers. I. Carlatta Rat chford . hereby bequeath best wishes to William Summerville. to all my homies: Syreeta. Rachcal. Shandra. lo1·e ya. II'C had lots of fun. To Sheila and Jo-)o your turns next. Last but not least Elliott good luck in everything you do. p.s. keep that gorgeous body. !, jess ica Hus band . hereby bequeath to Tina many fun filled hours ofplayingSuper 1\.lario Bro. and smoking at Garcia's. and a guy she doesn't get bored ll'llh. To Jill a pair of frosted Lee )~ans and a note book to write down all the "good ones". To Keelie. the mafia man of her dreams and mam· more summer 1·acations at Lake of the Ozarks. To Deana. an endless supply of socks that match. To Laura. the big "C" from K.C. 1 Awww. sookie. sookie now 1 Thanks for the memories' I. Laura Kakoma . bequeath toT-Dog. a "roof". To Elliott, eternal winnings in sexy legs contest. To Anne . eternal gossip sessions in P.E. To Am1 T .. a "Big Spender" and blob drawing. To Gene. my love and future success. And to the rest of you Ninty Three-ers. memories and a great life! I. Floyd Fisher . hereby bequeath to Craig and \Varren a )odeci tape. To Cathy, l Sam give a ll my love and support to. To Leslie l give thousands of bus tokens. and the ability· to get a boyfriend. To Dan I lca1·c the abilitY to ha1·e a long relationship with Erin and a "jello mold." \\'e. The Mi ght y Keggers of 1993. bequeath to Troop as great a winning-season next year ... as II'C did this year. To Stacy R .. the nose-job she always 11·antcd. To Jill C .. a great take-off on her acting career. To Alissa S .. a butt-whoopin' and the opportunity to buy us all ultra slim fast.to Ryan Tabeling. the ability to realize he is nothing and never will be, and to Gini B., a 2 for 1 deal with Stacv! I, Dawn Roberts. will to Kelly Donnelly my friendship forever and thanks for being there for me. l hope you hal'e a great senior year. To Stephanie and Jenny a great year at l.S .U. To Kim-ca ll him and remember Annie with the fuzz and my friendship. I, Amanda Etheridge, leave Libby a pack of Marlboro Men tho Lights. jenny C. someone else to "bond" with , jenny). a year supple of cookies. "elly a guy so shP can do the deed, Ho ll y H. some mad dog. l\landy a triip to Greenville so l can show her how to have some real fun and I lea1·e Champaign. IL. for Grecm·ille. \IS. and Jeff Eaton. I, Ange la icholas . hereby bequeath to Lil jog a never-ending \'-day tape with some good unknown songs. and to Teddy all my lo1·e forel'cr. I. jessie Jones , bequeath to Elena. a shopping spree at Musicland and great times at the apartment. To jill, a chef to cook crepes( in less than 3 hours) and Rice "risp1· treats anytime she wants. To Laura. a drivers license and her own answering machine. And to you all-anything else that makes you happy. thanks for e1·cn·thing. \\'e. The True Female Mighty Kegge r s, will to The Sell-out l\lighty Keggers the ability to go through one game without building a brick house! \Ve, the class of 1993 , leave a standing invitation to all those worthy to come and kick it with us this summer!
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Ronald, Congratulations to a verv speCial son and brother. We are so pproud of you and your accomplishments . GOD BLESS YOU as you strive to reach other goals that vou have set for yourself You can do it!!
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Jennv, Congratulations on your Graduation. We are all very proud of you . We thank you for all the hapiness you have brought us in the past and we wish you the be t for the future. Love, Mom, Dad & Liz
Shelly, Words cannot express how proud I am of you. You are truly a gift. God bless you always as you pursue your dreams and maintain your high values, my " Bell"! I love you . Mom
Kenya , The end of this .,chou! Vl'ar ends a \·erv important chapter in vou life. As you continue on. n•member to ah' ays be vourself and keep vour goals in focus . Abm·e and bevund all else, remember that we love you , are very proud of vou, and will always be here for you . .\1om and Russell
Kenva Our wi h fur v·ou ts the same as tt s been smce the dav you were born : ' Be solid, be yourself. and most of all be happy! You hold the \tsion of a striking young woman and the intellect of a strong individual. Be proud of your triumphs, Kenya . . we certainly are . Love Dad Grannv. Vincent, Gwen. and Rtck
Kenva, As vou graduate, mv wish fur you is that vou will continue to seek happiness for yourself and to bring happmess to those of us fortunate enough to have vuu in our lives. You 're a \·erv special young ladv . Kenya, and I am very proud of vou! Love, Grandma
ANDREA, BELIEVE IN YOURSELF. WE LOVE YOU FLOWER!! MOTHER& DAD
Sean, Congratulations on your graduation! Love, Mom, Dad, Heather and Brendan Dear Floortje, Thank you for being our "daughter" thi y ar. We hope you had a much fun and learned a much a we did. Love, Angu , Elaine, Ellen and Ethan
Stacy, K ep miling, have fun, drive lower, smell the rose and try to be a "morning per on." We're proud of you! Love, Mom, Rick, Chris, Jerry & Calli
Damon . Congratul<1tions! 11 'rou · \'C~ finallv reached the first of many goals 111 your life. We are so proud of n1u . and we lo\·e \'OU , ·ery much \\ e truly bl'liew that if it can be done, vou can do tt better We ,ue alwavs here for vou . God Bless, \1ommte and james
Dear Gayla, W are very proud of you! We know you had lots of fun, a well a ' excelled in high school. We wi h you the same in college. Love, Mom, Dad, and Wendy
Tim, Congratulations on a job well done. We will smile once more at a Central graduation and be very proud. Keep miling, Keep learning, and give life ahead your very be t! Love, Mom , Dad, Jenni & Katrina
Kari , O.K. One more time: Look both wav befor cro ing the street; drive carefully; buckle up; let us know where you 're at; phone home ... Soar with eagle Kari . You ' ve earned it. We love you and are very proud. Congratulation . God bless you. Mom, Dad and Matthew
Erica, Don't forget to travel the road le s traveled by; that will make all the difference! You 're one in a million! Love, Dad, Mom, ate and Sadie
Ktm , ThL•re ts .1 new journe\ awatting vou 'r ou ''ill tra\ el to places never bdorL' visttl'd m L'L't unspoken fears and unL•arth buried truths . In ttme, \'our fear, , struggiL•s , and unkn owin g wtll bL• transformed mto truth , promtsL', ,md mL•amng And vou will become who \ 'O ll trulv are. EnJO\' the JOumev o f " ! tfe " I ov e, \1om
Almut, It's been a great year. We are really proud of what you have accomplished and who vou are . Thanks for all vou ha\ e done for us and for e\·erythmg you have brought into our live~ Love, Jill & Dan
\1ichael , Congratulations! You are a terrific son & we ha,·e enJoyed you high school years as much as you . We look forward to watching vou continue to mature & gro" 111 college m whate,·er path \'OU choose You are \erv special & we love vou verv much 1 Mom, Dad, Stacey Sarah & " Ltbbv '
Dear Son, 'r ou haw brought much Jon• and happ111ess into our IIH•s as we have watched vou grow from a beautiful little boy 111to a handsome young man wtth good character, moral and good judgement. We are wry proud of you and all vour acc{)mplishments. With God and Ion• 111 your heart , we knO\\ you wtll succeed 111 vour vears to come All our love and respect, Mom and Dad
Elena, We feel very fortunate to have had a gift so full of laughtter and playfulness. We love yo u. Return home often. Mom, Dad, Brandon, Katherine, Evan, Ryan and David
Brian, Congratulations and Best Wishes! Love, Mom, Dad, and Dawn
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D Dahl , Sheri 133 Da ng, Thu ............................ 122 Darling, tephanie ......... 59. 133. 150, 166 Davis, Anthony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 Davis, Etocia ......................... 167 Davis, Etolia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111 Davi , james .......................... 122 Davi , Matthew . . . . . . . ............ 37. 49 Davi , Nia . . . . ................ 141 Dawkins, Scott 111 Da y, Ellen . . . . . . . . . .............. 122, 174 Da y, Erin . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ 122, 174 Day, Steven ... 6. 47, 86. 94, 146, 147. 152. 174 Debolt , David . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134 Degracia , Ado lpha ............ . 134 Delgado, Kevin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111 Delgado, Roger . . . ............ 111 Delia, Sarah ...... 111.150.151.152.171.178 Denning, Joseph . . ........ 134 De ponai , Andy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 De ponai , :\lichael . . . . . . . . . . . .... 56. 134 Desai , Ahimag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 166 Desai , Chirag ................. 134 Devault, Quinton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122 De Me yere, Dominique .......... 86. 146. 169 Dieck , Mary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73, 122 Diep, Anh ........................ 134. 169 Dillingham, jason ............... 47. 72, 111 Dillon, Rameka ....................... 134 Divel y, :\lason ................ 111. 150. 152 Divel y, \\'hitney .................. 134. 150 Di xon, john . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111. 177 Dixon, Stephanie . . . . . . . . . . . . .... .... 134 Dixon, Tameeka ...................... 122 Dodson , Gayla 86. 94. 100. 102 . 145. 150. 151. 152.158.172 174 134 122 134 166 134 171 174 123 162 174 148 174
Donnelly, Kelly ........... 111, 168, 171. Donnell y, Shawn ................ 52, 69, Dorsey, Taquisha ..................... Downing, Brian ....................... Ducker , Lanayta ...................... Duckworth , La ayta ................ 73, Duffy, Elizabeth ... 50, 111. 145. 146. 147. Duffy, jennifer . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 86, 168, Dukes, Brandy ..................... 42, Durbin, \\'illiam . . . . . . . . . . 86. 97. 100, Durry, Michael . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 49. 134, Durst, Ethan ....................... 87, Durst, jared ....................... 87.
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Ea ley, Cle . . . . . . . . ..... ........ . 49, 123 Ebrey, David . . . . . ....... 52. 134 Edmi on , Gregory ......... ............ 134 Edwards, Amy ................... 52. 71, 87 Edwards, Patrick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52. 134 Edward , Travis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134 Ehearl, Sarah ........... 87. 94. 150. 167, 172 Eheart , Seth .. . 37. 123. 125. 126, 150. 167. 171 Ehley, Earl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 134 Ehley, :\lary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117 Elam, Kimberly ............... . ... 111.167 Elrick , Todd .............. 44, 45, 56. 87. 167 Ennis, Amanda .................... 59. 134 Ensign, Jamie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134 En ign , )a on ......................... 123 Erickson, Elizabeth ................ 134, 167 Eskridge, Brian ................... 134, 169 Etheridge, Amanda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 Evans, Ahmed ........................ 134 Evans, Charles .... 74,108,111,150,158,162. Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans,
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Fatemi, :\lelanie ..... 134 Faust, Amanda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111 Faust, !-..ell} ...................... 134. 166 Faust, Ryan .......................... 134 Fa y, Michael ....................... 47, 87 Felker, jeremy ........................ 123 Fellers, Jeremy . . . ...... 49, 134 Feng, Jeffrey .......................... 134 Ferguson, Patrick . . . . . . .......... 87 Fetterhoff, Charles .......... . ......... 134 Fetterhoff, james ...................... 135 Fettig Jr., Lyle .. 40, 87, 146. 147, 152. 172, 178 Fields, Amanda ... 120. 123. 128, 150. 167. 172 Finkin , Ezra .......... 111. 146, 147. 171, 174 Fischer, Adam .......... 40. 52. 120. 123, 172 Fisher, Emily ......... .. ........... 87. 173 Fi her II, Floyd .............. 47, 69. 87, 166 Fitzgerald , Ginger ............. . 123 Flanders, Douglas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92 Fleming, Deborah .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. 111. 116 Flood , Rachel ......... 123. 146, 157. 167, 171 Folmer, Ewa ...................... 135. 169 Foote, Emily ...................... 123. 166 Ford, :\tare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87. 98. 152 Foreman, Shannon . . . . . . . . . . . 123. 167. 171 Foster, Alicia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123, 146 Foster, La hanna ................... 64. 123 Foster, Roshema . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135. 166 Fotzler, Jonathan ........... 87, 150, 172. 178 Foust, arah .......... 123. 146, 165. 171, 178
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G Gadau , 1-..ara .......... 111. 150. 160. 171 , 172 Gaffron, Elizabeth . . . . . . . . . 50. 135 , 150. 167 Gaffron, Rachel . 87, 146. 147. 153. 165. 167. 169
Ga ines, Joshua 123 Ga ine , \lelissa 87 Ga ndy, Cory . . . . . . . . . . . . 123 Ga ndy, Jessica . . . . . . . . . . 135 Gatson, Latonya . . . . . . . . . . . .... .... .. 135 Gibas, Jennifer ................... 111,167 Giertz, Gabrielle ............... 50. 123, 174 Gilbert, Bathe! ........................ 135 Gilbert, jennifer ... 59.135.138,140.150.158 Gille pie, John ........................ 135 Gingerich , Kristina ................. 87. 174 Girma, ebiyou . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87. 169 Gladney, Kenya ................. 87. 94. 156 Gladney, Kimberly . . . . . . 59, 135 Goldstein , jacob ........ 61.111.150.158,171 Good, Angela . . . . . . . . . . . . .... 111. 153, 167 Good , Blake .......................... 135 Good , Michael ........................ 111 Goodling, Meghan ......... .. .. 120. 123, 167 Goodling, athanial .............. 135 Goodman, Donny . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Goodwin, Donald . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 Gordon , Ajza . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135. 166 Gordon , Sean ..... 133, 135. 138. 149. 153. 166 Gorham, Thomas 47.111.150.158. 171.172. 176. 178
Gorski , Charles ... 72. 131. 132, 134. 135. 141. 166
Gorski , \Iegan . . . . ... 111.150.167, 171,172 Graff, Robyn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111 Graham, Chad ..................... 74. 123 Grant, Guy ........................... 111 Gra yson, Tia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135 Green, Homer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111 Green, \leagen ....................... 123 Green , Sasha ............ 123 , 15~ 157.171 Gree n, Thea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 112 Greenwood , Brittney ........ 59. 87. 96. 155 Gre enwood, Lori . . . . . . 59. 112. 167 Greffe, 1-..elly ................ 87. 168. 174 Grice, Richard ..................... 37. 123 Griffin, Curtis ................. 49.135. 166 Grill, Amanda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112. 171 Grubb, jason ........................ .. 87 Grumi h , Lindsey . 61. 121. 123. 145. 148. 150. 158.171. 172
Gudeman, Keith ......... ...... . ..... . 123 Guidas, Derek . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... 123 Guire, Ang Ia . . . . . . . . . . . . ......... 87. 97 Gunderson, Emilie ................. 50. 112 Gutierrez, Antonio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37, 123
47. 112 Hahn , "} le 88 Hairston, Puneshia .. 88. 174 Halfwassen , joel 112 Hamilton, Amanda .. 40 Hammel , 11.-lichael 59, 71, 123, 150, 174 Hardig, Cathy 52, 124, 150, 158. 178 Harms, Steven 112, 173 Harne y, julie 135, 167 Harper, Erin 27, 88, 156 Harris, Damon Harris, Otha " " 112 124, 129, 166 Harris, Raisha ......... 177 Harris, Teocka 135 Hartman, james .......... 112,150 Hartman, Timothy 37. 49, 124, 167 Hartter, Michael .... 135 Harvey, Taneka 64, 124 Hasselbring, Tonya 124, 174 Hatchel, Libby .... Haussermann, Anne 50, 135, 150, 158, 167 Haussermann, Mark ... 61, 112, 145. 150, 152, 158, 172 69, 112 Hawkins, Marcus 135 Hayden , Timothy 112 Hayman, Ryan ... 124 Hayward , justin 112 Heath , Aaron 88, 101 Heath , Michael .. 112.167 Heaton, jennifer . . 63, 88 Heiney, Season .. .... 59. 88, 94. 98. 145 Helfer, jessica 37 . 61, 112, 167 Helfer, Matthew 112 Hellmer, joshua 135 Helms, Cortney 52. 69 Helms, Cory 52. 112 Helms, jason 112 Henderson , Bruys 124. 167 Hendren, Anne 135, 166 Hendricks, Latoya 124. 167 Hendrickson, Jennifer 72, 166 Hendrickson, elson .. 135. 167 Henry, Marshall .... 88. 94. 97. 173 Herakovich, Tina 135 Herbstreit , Ami 135 Hercik, 11.- lary 112 Hercik, atalie 112 Herrera , Holly .. ..... 37.52.124 Herrera, Paco ...... 112 Herricks, Thur ton 52. 69. 124. 150. 160 Hettinger, Robert f. 135 Hewitt, Tracy 132 Hill, Keith Box 112 Hill, Mark .... 72, 136 Hill, Samue l .. 49, 69, 124 Hill, Timothy 124 Hinton, Chad . 112.173 Hitch, jason ... 64,136 Hitch, Shannon Ho, David 74 . 88, 94, 96, 169. 171 â&#x20AC;˘ Ho, Mary .... 88, 94. 167 Ho, Van Anh 112.146.147.169,171 112 Hobbs, Augustina Holfield, Linda ..... 88 Holling worth, Hi ley . . . . 136 Holloway, Les ley .. ... 124. 156, 166
Holm , Erik Holt , Lvnntez Holt, Tanya ..... . Hol y, Patrick . . Hopkins, frank Hopper, Laura Hotsi npiller, Brent Hotsinpiller, fana Hottman, Scott ... Howard , Maurice Hudson, Eric Huff, Betsy Huff, Marc Huff, Robert Humphries, :\lalika Hunt , Reagan Hunt, \\'endy .. Hunter, Latric Hurd, \\'illiam Husband, jessica Hutchison, icole Hutchison, Serena Hu ynh, Ha .. Huynh, Loc Tan .
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J 88 jackson, Gabriel 49 Jacobs, Bruce 136 Jacobs, Scott ... . 59. 136, 141. 166 Janas, Lisa .. . 113. 146. 147, 148. 152. 157. 172, Janas, Mary 173 124 jaspar, Shontrell 122 Jeeks, Sarah 167 jeelns, Noah 124 Jefferson , Aisha 113. 156 Jelks, lmani 136 Jelks, oah .......... 124. 156, 167 Jelks, Sarah 136 Jenks, Bradley 169 jogi, Ted 124 Jogi, Tejpau l .. 88, 157. 174 Johansen, Cory 113 johnson, Abduea l 124 johnson, Elice 136 johnson, jason 88. 113 johnson, jeffrey Johnson, jennifer .... 71' 113 167 Johnson, jenny . ......... 124.167 johnson, Kapri .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124 johnson, Leequon .......... 113 Johnson , Lorenzo . 124, 164 johnson, Malinda .... 88 Johnson , Marcus
Johnson, Shelia .. . ... ... 56. 71. 113. 150, 156 . 124 johnson, Sidron 88 johnson , Svreeta ... .. . . 136. 167 johnson, Tam¡anika 113 johnson , Torriano 37. 125. 128 jones, Antwan ... 63. 124. 146. 167 Jones, Ashlev 113 . 148.152,160,162.171.172. Jones, Brian 174. 176 47, 88. 95 Jones, Howard 88 jones, jessica 72, 113 Jones, Kelly 125 Jones, Kenitra .. 167 Jones, ;\late 49, 125 Jones, athan Jones, Telisa . . 125 Jones, Tenea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125 Joseph, :\lichelle 63. 88 Joseph , Shellv ...... . . .. ......... 168, 174 Joy, Stephen 113. 152.155.158.172
k .... . ........ 88 Kaiser, :\larci ..... 89 Kakoma , Gene . . 26. 89, 98. 150, 158 Kakoma, Laura 113,171 Kammer, Christopher 71. 125, 167 Karr, , icole .. 136. 166 Keeling, Kee\'a 42. 56. 113. 150. 171 Keith , :\lary jo 59, 113 Keller, Katherine 125. 166 Kelly, Delacio .... .... 80 Kelly, Laurieann 49. 69. 136 Kelly , Matthew . . . 125 Kelly , Sonya Kemper, Katherine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136. 166 Kent, Callary .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. .. 113 73, 136 Kesler, Dawn 113 Kikuchi , Noriko ................ . 89. 169 Kim , Hyung-)oon ... . .... 59. 136. 150. 166 Kington , Celestine 37.108.113.152.167 Kitson , john .. ....... . .... 136 Klimek, jeremy 52. 74. 131. 136. 150 Klingel , P. lartin 125 Knoke, '~uke .. 113 Knox, Lakea .... 59, 71. 136 Koch , Heather 71. 113 Koehler, Amanda .. 56. 133, 136 Kohl , :--.Jathanicl . ....... 89 Koss, Wendy ........... . 124. 125. 167 Kotynek , jcnna ........ 125 Kouchnerkavich , tephen . ... 52. 125. 150 Kozoll , Scott ... 108.113.155.158.172,173 Krause, \'i\'iane 40.108.113,152.155,158. Krug, Timothy 167.171,172
Krumm, jay . . . . . .... 89, 158 Kruz, 11.- !att ......... 52 Kuehn, Seppe . . . . . . . . . . 136 Kuester, jolene ................ . ....... 89 Kuhn, Seppe .......... 52 Kuhne, Allison .... 108. 113. 145. 155. 162. 172 Kurlakowsky . Kathryn ....... 64. 89. 136. 167 Kyse , Dante . . . . . . . . . . . 177 Kyse, Shantel ..................... 136. 167
L -17 LaBonte, Rod.\ 89 Labounty, Linse~ .. .... 113 Labounty, Robert .. . 89. 95. 155. 167. 172 Laesch, jessica .... . Laesch, Rebecca ........ 125 Lakonishok, Cuv ............ 136. 150 Lalande, james . 136. 166 Lalande, john .. 56. 89. 1-19. 158. 160. 172, 178 Lasoski , Sara . . -12. 56. 113. 1-16. 17-1 Lawrence, Renelta ..... 125 Le, Dung ............... 113,150 Leach, Enca . . 50. 89. 95. 1-15. 1-16. 172 .......... 137 Lee, Latonva .. Lee, Taiwana 113 Leibler, Almut 17-1 Lelande, john 155 Lemons, Robert 113 Le houre, HPrbert .......... . 137 Leshoure, \lichael .... . 137. 17-1 64. 71. 89 LeShoure, Takelani Leshoure, Yim ..... . 113 Levin, Abigail 114.146.157.171 . .............. 137 Lewis, Kenneth .. Liebler, Almut ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 Liu, joann . . . . . . . . . 152. 155. 160. 171 Llewellyn, David 47. 172. 178 Lo, jan -10. 52. 146. 147. 152. 171 Logan, jill . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89. 93 Logsdon, jason 49.134.137 Lomax, Kimberly 42. 125. 167 Lopdon, jason . . 166 Lozar, Carmen 89 Lozar, Chelsea ... 137. 157 Lund, William 137 Lykins, Carissa ........... . 125 Lynch, janice 89 Lynch, john .. 125 Lynn, harnetta 125. 166 Lytle, Patrick ........ . 47
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Maisel, Emily ................. 137. 168. 174 Mantels, Sarah 137 Manuel, l\.larcy ....................... 137 Mapson, Lionel . . . . . ............ ...... 89 Map on, Shane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114. 167 Mapson, Tammy .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . 137, 166 Marriselle, , ina ..... ..... .. ...... 125, 177 Marrisselle, Shavon . . . . . . . . . . . 137, 167 Mast, Benjamin .................... 37. 125 Mastny, Alison ..... . ....... ...... 137. 174 Matthews, jay . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125 Maulden, Kristy ............. 56. 71, 137, 166 May, josh ......................... 52, 111 McBride, Stephanie ............... ... .. 150 McCarty, Ryan ..................... 52. 125 McClintock, Carey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137 McCormick, Amy ................ . .... 177 McCormick, Andrew . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137 McDaniel, Keely .............. 63. 137, 166
52, 8<) McDaniel. Tad .. 137 McDonald , james 89. 17-1 McFarland, Brian 69. 89 McFarland , Derrick 1-11 McFarland, Donald ..... 89 McFarland , Enck .. -19. 125. 167 McFarland , John McFarland, \lartha . . . . . .... 71 Mcgee, Dartanion ........... . . 44. 89 McGill. Cam 61. 150.152. 158. 171. 172. 178 137. 171 McGill, \\' hitne\ 11-1 McGrath, Angie 125 McKenzie, T\ son -I<J McMillion, Shawn 1'17 Me attin, \ ' ickv Me eal, Taronna ....... .. 167 Mcphee, \Iegan ..... .......... 125.167. 172 McSparin, jennifer .... 92 50. 89. 146. 158. 162 Means. Laine 125 Means, William .... 125 Merriweather. Latoya 137 Meyer, Kristina 137 , 17-1 Miller, Brandon .............. . 56. 74. 137 Miller, Case~ ........... . 49, 137 Miller, Colin Miller, Dana .... . ........ ........ 137 Miller, james . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137 Miller, Lawanda ......... 89. 169 Miller, Rodney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125 Mills, Tomeka . ......... 125. 166 Misner, Anne .. 50. 120. 125. 150. 167. 172 Mobely, Loritha ............ 156.167 Mobley, Antwan 137 Mobley, james ............ . 126 Montgomery, Angella .......... . 126 Moody, Eric . . . . .......... . 167 167 Moore, Angela .. . .. . . .. . .. . .. .... . . Moore, Keshan .......... . 69. 137 Moore, Ryan . . . 26, 47, 89. 150. 158 Moore, Stephanie ....... 63. 126 Moore,Tashvra .................. 113.114 Morenz, Grant 90. 101. 149. 153. 165. 167.
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Morenz, jeanette ......... 90 Morenz, f-.aren .. 137.168.174 Morfey, Staci . .. . .... .. .... . 126 Morgan, Taya ....... . ". 90 Morris, Ryan ....... . . ..... 37 Mulliken, Mary 126. 150. 158. 167 Mulliken, Matt ......... . 22. 61. 69. 150 Munson, Lavelle ........... 166 Munson, Tarrence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137 Musson, Steven ....................... 138 Mytty, Allison ................ 126. 150. 167 Mytty, Erin . ........... 63. 135. 136. 138. 166
elson, Travis . . ..... erlien. f-.ari erlien. ;..!atthew . ewman. \!ichaPl ewman, \like ... ewport, joshua guyen, Anh guyen, Baa . icholas, Angela icol, f-.imberl~ . iles, Brooke imz, Alison Nishida, \litsuo ishida , Tetsuo oa, Leslie ... oe, Eain orman, Terrance orth , jessie orth, Sara . . . . .
52. !JO. 100 '1(). <15, 172 . . 1:18 -1-1, 114 5h, 17h . . 1:18 150. 169 12h. 169 . 90. 95 .. 59. 118 118 . 118. 174 . <JO. 169 126. 1()<) 12h. 1¡Hi. 17-1 . . Hi9 -1-1. -17 .... 167
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0 O'Connor, Jamie 71 0' eill, Daniel -19. 126. 150. 158. 178 Oak, Seayol . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90. 126 Ochs, Rebecca 90. 95. 100. 157 Ochs, Sara ............... 126. 149.153 ,157 Oconnor, Jamie ....................... 126 Oliver, joshua . . . . . . . . . . . . .... 74. 75. 126 Olson, Anne 84, 90. 95. 101. 146. 147. 152. 158. 162. 167. 171,172
Olson, jennifer........ 131, 138. 158,166 Omer, Jeri 90 . 162 . 167 Orban, Sarah ..... . . ........... 157 Osler, jennifer .. .. .. 156,167 Osterbur, Michael ...... 138 Otto, jill ...... 63. 126 Outlaw, oel .................... 47. 69 Overstreet, Corey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44. 52 Overstreet, Sigele .................. 59. 126 Owen, Betsy ........ 42. 50, 145. 150. 152, 171 Owen, Mary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... 64. 138. 166 Owens, Janelle ............ 126.157. 167.171 Owens, Keith .................. 90. 157. 167 Owens, Maurice .... .................. 126 Owens Jr., joseph ...................... 90
Palmer, Mark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44. 47. 150. 171 Palmisano, Emily ....... 59. 71. 126. 150. 166 Panchal, Jignesh ...................... 169 Panchal, Ketu .. 90. 95. 99.148,150.151.152 157. 160. 171
aing, Ye ................. . .......... 169 ash,Anit a ...................... 138,167 ash, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138 ash, Yalonda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126 el on, Christopher . 40. 61. 90. 148. 152. 172. 178
el on, jessica ... 71. 126. 149. 160. 165 el on, oelle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50. 138
Panchel, Sejal ........................ 169 Panothiocas, Irene ................. 150. 171 Parasteran, Parham . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Park, Katarina ........................ 138 Parker, Tanya ......... 64, 156. 158. 162. 171 Parker, Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 Parks, Greg ...................... 150. 171 Parmer, Penelope ................. 126. 153 Parmer, Shannon ......... 138. 149. 153.167
138 Parr, Sarah 136. 138 Pa tel, Alpa 126 Pa tel. \'ishal 126 Pavli k, Timothy .. 12<) Pea rce, Sand\ 126 Pea rce, Sherr\' 167 Pea rma n, Penelope 126 Pea rson , Amy 73. 138, 167 Pease, Stephanie 138 Peal, Antonio 126, 167 Peoples, Andrea ... ... 90. 169 Perez-A ba d, jaime 138 Pettigrew, Felicia 146. 174 Phelps, Stephanie 73. 126 Pheri s, jessica 47. 74. 75. 90. 95 Phillippe, Samuel ...... 126 Phillips, Christopher 69, 138 Phillips, Marcus 49. 126 Phillips, Mandrell .. . 127 Phipps, Shani ........... . 52 Phonge, Vu 44. 49, 69, 123, 125, Picka rd , Christopher
Pierce, Lacie ...... . Pierce, Susan .. Pierce, William ..... Pier son, Marcus Piper , Jefferey Porter , jennifer Porter , Kristen Pruitt, Derek Puffer , Kathryn Puffer, Mark Purkey pile, Amanda
127, 150, 158 63. 138 90, 155 138 177 61, 74, 138. 139. 158 59. 90. 150 59. 138. 166 44 138, 166 37. 114 90. 95, 150, 151, 152, 162. 174
0 Quas, Maria Quick, Ryan
44, 56. 74, <J1. %. 145. 149. 158, 172 .. 91. 146. 168. 174 Rodgers, Catherine 44, 47, 74, 84. <)1. 101.102. Rodgers, Elliott 152.155.158.162.172.178 73, 127 Rodgers, Heidi 127 Rodgers, Ia~ 127 Roe buck, Germaine 139, 167 Roe buck, Ramica 127. 177 Roe buck, Ramone 71 Roe buck, Romica 139,174 Roge rs, Christine 49, 127 Rome, Brandon
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Ra ppe l, Craig Rose, Stacev Rose borough , Carla . . Ross, Antwan . . Ross, Don Rotund a, ~ora Ru ssell , Tranetta Rutan, jeffrev . Ruth e rford , Tony Rya n, Shannon
.. ' 139 26. 150, 165. 167 ' . 127. 166 . . . . 127 49, 139. 150 139. 149, 166 139 146. 147. 171 91 139. 167
s 91. 155 Sa lzma nn, Peter ........... . 139. 149. 166 Sam ii, Monica ' ... 52 Sandqu ist, Steve ... 56, 127 Sa ndrock, Thomas .. Savage, Michelle 127 Savage, William 47, 91, 148, 174 Sav athphone, Khamla .............. 37, 146 Sava thphoun e, Chansouk 123, 127. 146, 149. 152, 153. 157. 169. 171
90 49, 127. 157. 167
.... 127 Rainge, Sabrina ............ . 59, 138 Randolph , Sarah ....... . Raquel, Warren . . 90, 145. 148. 160, 172 Ratchford, Carlarta . , . . . . . 90, 156, 162, 164 Ray, Thomas . . . . . . . . . . 90, 173 Rea y, joseph . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... 138 Reed, Cheron .......... 42, 71,150,156,158 . . 127 Reed, Jane ........ . 91, 96 Reifsteck, Deana .......... . 63. 146, 167 Reinhart, Tammy .. . ..... . Rettinger, R. J....... . ' ' 171 Re ynolds, Antonie 69, 138 Re ynolds, Harvey . . . . 49. 133, 138, 140 , Richards, Ca lab . . . . . . . ...... 139 Roberts, Amber . . . . . . . . . 64. 150. 156, 167 Roberts, Dawn ................... 63, 71, 91 Roberts, Meagan ............... 59. 137, 139 Roberts, Pamela . . . . . . . . 127, 166 Robinson, Bridgett ......... 139 Robinson , Dennis ............... 49, 69. 139
Savvas, Alexandra . . . 139. 149. 150 127. 150 Savvas, Christina ... 149. 171 Savvas, George . . ' 91. 99 Saw ye r Jr., Vernon .... 149. 152, 167 Scha nche, Kristin .. 71. 139 Scheu, Kristie ..... . .... 139. 167 Schia retti , Christina . ' . ' 127. 167 Schiaretti, Iunetta 52. 91. 96 Schirmer , Scott .. 127, 174 Schloma nn, Rebecca . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50. 127. 146, 147. 148, 157. Schnit ze r , Amy 167. 171, 173 120. 127. 148. 150. 158, 171. 172 91 Schust er , Andrew 139 Schwenk, Kristen Scott, Brandon .... . .................... 49 139 Scott, Daniel Scott, Elena .. 64, 84, 91. 95. 99. 102. 145. 150, 158. 162, 172 ........ 139 Scott, Robert .. . . 150. 158 Seaman, Alissa . . . . . 59, 139 Sea man , Arin ... .... 127 Seaman, Heather 150, 165, 171 Seaman, Katie
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Seaman, Steven ... 139. Seets, Latasha Selby, Michael . . . . . . . Sempsrott, jason ...... 56, 69, 91. 96. 102, etters, jennifer ..... 50, 71, 139, 150, 158. Sha hin, Michelle .............. 63. Sha ir, Lucinda ............ 132, 139, 166,
174 127 127 152 167 150 174
139. 166 Shai r, Sarah 173 Shake lford , :>takaila She lton, Christina ........ .. . . . 91 Shepard II , Donald . 91. <J5. 149.150.160.166. 171
Sheppard, Christopher . . 52. 127. 148. 158. 171 Shle ns, Robert 127 127. 166 Short , Clinton .. .... . . . 139 Shuaib, ~asr 91 Simmons, james .. 116 Si mmons, Lisa 116 Simm ons, l\.telissa 139 Simutis, Robert . . 44. 47. 72. 116 Skillings, john ... 127 Slobounova, \ 'era . .. ' . 91. 173 Smey res, Kim .. 63 . 116.150. 172 Smi r icky, Stacey 139 Smith , Billy ....... . 116 Smith , Brian ..... ' . .. . ' . . 139 Smith , Catherine 116. 167 Smith , Chad 139 Smith , Chontrale 127 Smith , Jefferey ..... . 91. 100 Smith , jennifer .. . 166 Smith, Kathy 117 Smith , Kelean 116 Smith , l\.1argaret .... .. 92 Sm ith , :>lichael . ....... . .... 139 Smith, Nathania! 116 Smith , . itasha Snoeyi nk, Craig 47. 69. 91. 148, 155 Snyd er , Erin ..... . . 42. 120. 127. 158. 167,171 ..... 128 Songe r, Ruth 173 Speerlock, akkia 128. 157 Spencer , Carina 116 Spinks, Cornelius .. 128 Spurlock, Lakesha . 91 Spurlock, akkia 139 Spurlock,Shaune . . 140 Stack, Sarah ........ . 128 Sta lter , athan 116 Staple, Dupree 116 Stas heff, Ed .... 128. 146. 153. 167 Stasheff, Genevieve 116 Stenlik, jason ........... . 128. 158. 167 Stephens, Carolyn 91. 99 Stephens, I iII 128 Ste phens, joshua 116 Sterling, Erika 167 Stevens, josh . 116 Stewar, :>tichael 59. 140 Stinson, jessica ........... . ....... 91 Stinson , :>!athew .. . 37, 116 Stoerge r , Scott ........ 116 Stone, David .................... 128 Storm , Sarah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63. 128. 167 Stove r , Karla 91. 149. 155. 167 Stra a ye r , Valerie Strunk, Colleen 108. 116, 152. 155. 160. 165. 171. 172 .. ...... 116 Stumpf, Allen .. 49. 69, 116 Sturkey, Robert ...... 47 Sturkey, Trumel St. Peter , David ............ 44. 116. 148, 152 Sudeth , Catherine ............. 140, 168 , 174 Summers, James ............... 91. 128. 166 Summers, Kelly . . . . ........... 128 Summers, Kristy .......... 146, 158. 167. 172 Summers, Kristina ... . ................ 116 ......... . .. ' 128 Summers, Ryan
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T Tabeling, RYan 26.47.116 Takantjas, AlexandPr . . . . . . . . . . . 47. 92 Tam, Thalassa . 116. 146. 147. 152. 178 Tan , \larie . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128 Tangora, Christopher 114. 116. 174 4'l. 133. 139. 140. 166 Tanner, Sean ..... Ta ylor, Chato ... 69 Tengwall, jerem~ 4!). (i!l. 140. 150 Tepper, Matthew . 47. 116. 152.171 Tepper, Stan .. . .. .... 140. 150 Testor, Sarah .. . 128 Testory, Peter . . . ............ 37. 49. 128 Thomp on , Derrick . . .... ....... ..... 140 Thompson , jonathan ...... .......... 40. 128 Thompson , \lelissa .... 63.128.155.167.171 Thompson , Shilanth£> ...... 92 Thompson, Tilena . . . . . 128 Thorn on , ~Iaureen ...... 42 Thornton , Desire£> 140 Thorsen , Charles . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ 140 Thurman, Erin 92 Thurman, Lucas . . . . . . . .. ......... 52. 140 Thurston, Paul .............. 74. 75. 116. 117 Toombs, Kenya . . . . . . . . . . ........ 69. 140 Townsend , ~ atherine . . . . . . . . . . 59. 140. 150 Trail , Elizabeth ....................... 140 Trail, Libby . . . . . . . . . . . ........ 71 Tran, Huy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............ 140 Tran, jennifer ........................ 128 Traquena , 'orma . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116. 146. 171 Treat, Amy . 116.149.155.160.167.171.172 Trotter, Laura ....................... 116 Truax, Cherie ....................... 140 Trua , james ....................... 117 Trumpin ki , Leander . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128 Ttoc , Rebew .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 157 Tucker, joseph . . ......... 117. 146. 167 Tuel , Robert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92 Turner, Angel 140. 167 Tyler, Tanika . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 140
u Upshaw, Grad is ....................... 140 pshaw, Scott ......................... 49 pshaw, Tearinee .......... 42, 117. 156, 167 Upshire, Nadia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117
Valbert, Andrew Valbert, jennifer
52. 128 5'l. !l2, !l5. 146. 147. 152. 172 Va nce, Deborah .... 117 Va ndooren, \'alerie 117 . 16'1 . . 14() Va nMatre, jennifer .. VanMatre, jill 59. 140 92. 16!) Van Leeuwen, rloortje Van Vleet, Amanda .. 140. 174 .... 4!). 140 Van Vl eet , 0lathaniel Va saune, \like . . . 52. '12. 150. 167.172. 176 ........... 128 Vau ghn , Cor~
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Wa ckerlin, Kristopher 61.133.140.150 Waddell , Lindsay . . . . . . . . 135. 140. 174 Wade, Yashika ..................... 95 Walsh , i\larc 49. 140 Walsh , Sl£>phanie 117. 146. 171. 178 Walton, Birk ....... . 52. 140 Ward , K£>v in . .. .......... . 44 Ward, Markita .. 140 Ward, Shyla 128 Warfield , Tamika . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141 Warren , Brian ......... 92 Wa hburn , Aaron ...... 52. 69. 141 Wa hburn , Ca leb ............... 52. 69. 117 Washburn, joh n .................. .. .. 117 Washington, Evan ................. 117,174 Waii,I ick ........................... 141 Wattnem , Allison .............. 64. 128. 167 Watts, ick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 174 Webber, joshua . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128 Weber, Christine .... ....... ....... . 92. 141 Weber, Denn is . . . . . . . . . 117.146,171 Weber, Rebecca . . 125. 128. 148. 149. 153. 155. 167
Weber, Scott ...... . . . . . . 92 Weber, \\'hitney . . . . . . . . . . . 141. 167 Wei , \lichael . . . . . . . . . . . 128 Welch , Robin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71. 141 Weldon , Adam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... 56. 141 West, jared . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129 We I, joshua ............ ..... ..... 72. 129 Whalen , Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44. 56. 117 White, Santez ...................... 69. 129 Wickert, Allison ........... 63. 135. 141. 166 Wickert, Marcy ....... ....... ......... 129 Widholm, Timothy ............. 92. 100. 145 Wiggins, Eri ka 129. 148. 164. 174 Wilbert, Tracy ..................... 47, 117 Wilhelm , Brad .............. 44. 56, 117. 167 Williams, Alvin .................... . .. 141 Williams, Amy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141 Williams, Brand i ........... 42.117.156. 173
Williams, DanP h!J, 12<) Willia ms, Eulond.J 117 Williams, f'phc 1,1 141 Williams, jew '12 14h. 1h7 Hi'l Williams, john . 141 Williams. ~alma 129 Williams, ~P\ 111 '12 Williams, i'-.legan 12'l Williams, Rich . 40 Williams, R\·an 4'1. 150. l(j(j Wilson , ChnslinP . . . 12'1. 150 Wilson , Christopher . . . 17 129 Wilson , jason 117. 14'l. lli4. 172. 17:!. 178 Wilson , jessica 1'i5 Wilson, \larquis .. 12!) Winbu sh , Ang!'lique 12<l Windbus h , )Imm\' . 44. 45. 47 . 84. !l2. 'l7. 156 Winfrey. CleonPP 42 . '12. 173 Wint e r, Colin .. 40, 117. 178 Wint e rs, Sten• . . 4'l. 72. 129 Wi se, julie . 129, 150. lli7 Wi se, \lichael . . . . . . . 44 Wi se, ~like .. . . . . . . . . 47 Wojtena, joseph . 49. b'l. 141 Wolf, jocelyn .. . . . 71. 141 Wong, David 52. 129 Woodis, Tamara .. 84. 92. 95. 96. 158. 167. 173 Wright , Christopher ........ Iii. 138. 141. 150 Wright, Dawn . . . . . . . . .......... 129 Wright , jalynda . . . . . . 129 Wright , jason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . !l2 Wright , jeff . . . . . 129 Wright, johnathon . . . . . . . . . . . . 141 Wright , Stac\ 92. 95. 145. 150. 172 Wyatt, jerem} .......... . 44. 12!). 167 Wyatt. josh 44
Yandell, julius .............. 27. !12. Yarber, Alura .......... Young, Corey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50. Younger, Evila .. .. .. .. 117. Younggren , Sarah ...............
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