Centennial High School - Centurian Yearbook (Champaign, IL)

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A Time to Dance, Love and Cry We all come to learn, but we gain more than mere knowledge. We have acquired an ability to share emotions. A time to love and a time to cry. But the least likely overlooked emotion of all is that of self- expression; a time to dance. These three emotions walk hand in hand. Homecom- ing, Vice-Versa and Prom are the three big dances of the year! And when you’re in attendance with that special someone, it becomes that much more important. After a tense football game, students find time to unwind their emotions. Getting together with friends is one way to spend an enjoyable evening. Quiet moments are easily found at Centennial when you're with the one you love. Opening 5

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A Time to A Time Keep Silent; to Speak It is the year of involvement. An oppor- tune time to speak out. For some it in- volves the active participation of cheering or competitive sports. To others it is per- fection in a class experiment, but to all of us it is a time to find ourselves. A time to challenge and a time to accept. The mo- ment has come in our lives to determine when to join in a crowd and when to stand alone. Folk singing is a means of communicating with others. 4 Opening Varsity football players gather around Coach Davis in a moment of silence before the kickoff. Senior classes express their views through moviemaking.

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Enthusiastic Charger fans cheer the Blue Machine on to another victory. A Time to Break Down; A Time to Build Up Boys P.E. builds up muscles for future Charger men. No one said high school would be easy. Do you sometimes crouch at front row desks where the “in crowd” never sits or squeeze unnoticed into lunch lines? This is the time you can turn around and be aware of the presence of friends. Because they are always there, and you can count on them to build you up. After a hard fought, but lost football game is the time to break down. The unity and excitement felt during the game dissolves. But this is the most crucial time to turn around and be filled with the spirit of Centennial. 6 Opening