Centennial High School - Centurian Yearbook (Champaign, IL)

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CENTURIAN 1979 Volume XII Centennial High School 913 South Crescent Drive Champaign, Illinois TABLE OF CONTENTS Academics ...... Sports.......... Organizations .. Senior ('lass Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class. Student Life 186-203 Advertisements CREDITS Co-Editors-in-Chief Nancy Wiseman and Eileen Merrill Academics Co-Editors Catherine Stallmeyer and Penny Willenbring Sports Co-Editors Dan Sullivan and Rebecca Shapland Organizations Co-Editors Todd Manley and Linda Sutherland Senior Class Co-Editors Scott Wendland and Greg Martin Underclass Co-Editors Kim Bodamer and Joy Schmitz Typists Co-Editors Leah Freeman and Sue Brady Copy Co-Editors Lynn White and Mary Rapier Editorial Advisor E. M. Engelhaupt Business Advisor McDonald's I'd keep them warm and in my hands they'd not turn cold. 7 The summer from the top of a swing. 10 The comfort in the sound of a lullaby But, most of all the moment when love first touched me! All the happy days would never learn to fly. f « 9 9 Ob' ACADEMICS An Enthusiastic Staff Supports Centennial A A. Mr. Boyd is pleased that his checkbook balances. B. Mr. Davis and Mr. Griggs, with their hobbie horses, ride along side Mr. Casteel in the homecoming parade. C. A typical day in the office? —1 ■ — 18 19 Abell, P. — Social Studies: B.S. and M.S. at Illinois State University. Berger, W. — Counseling: B.A. and M.A. at Illinois State University. Boehm, A. — Industrial Arts: B.S. at Western Illinois University, M. Eld., and Advanced Certificate at University of Illinois. Bondurant, E. — Mathematics: B.S. and M.E i. at University of Illinois. Borror, W. — Industrial Arts: B.S. and M.S. at Illinois State University, Advanced Certificate at University of Illinois. Boyd, T. — Business Education: B.B.A. Southwest Texas State University; M.S. Milikin University. Brown, N. — Physical Education: B.S. Southern University. Bryan, B. — Physical Education: B.S. Northeastern Oklahoma State; M.S. University of Illinois. Burton, S. — Special Education: A vile College. Carrodine, C. — Physical Education: B.S. at W'estern Illinois University, M.A. at Eastern Illinois University. Casey, H. — Business Education: B.S. Dane College; M.Ed. University of.Illinois. Casteel, D. — Science: B.S. University of Illinois, M.S. Western Illinois University. Chalfant, J. — Special Education: B.A. Child, C. — Reading: M.Ed. University of Illinois. Christensen, E. — Industrial Arts: University of Illinois. Cooper, S. — Home Economics: B.A. University of Puget; M.A. Central Missouri State University. Lurch? No — It’s Mr. Fairchild. 20 Danielson, C. — Art: BFA University of Illinois. Das, N. P. —Agriculture: B.S. India, M.S., M.Ed. University of Missouri; Doctorial Candidate, University of Illinois. Davenport, R. —Counseling: B.S. Eastern Illinois University, M.Ed. University of Illinois. Davis, A. — Principal: B.S. and M.S., Advanced Certificate University of Illinois. Davis, M. — English: B.A. Eastern Illinois University, M.A. University of Illinois. Davis, W. — Physical Education: M.S. Bradley University. Decardy, M. — Art: BFA and M.A. University of Illinois. Decker, D. — Choir: B.S. and M.S. Eastern Illinois University. Downing, D. —Title VII: B.S. Hampton Institute; M.S. University of Illinois. Eaton, M. — Mathematics: B.S. and M.S. University of Illinois. Ecker, D. — Business: B.S. Ed. Southern Illinois University. Eichelberger, L. —CCE: B.S. and M.S. and Advanced Certificate, University of Illinois. Engelhaupt, E. — English: B.S. Northern Illinois State; M.A. University of Colorado. Fairchild, T. — Science: B.S. Ed. Illinois State University; M.S. University of Illinois. Fisher, R. —School Social Worker: B.A. and MSW, University of California-Berkley. Fredericks, E. — Physical Education: B.S. and M.S. Central Missouri State. Garrett, D. — Mathematics: B.S. and M.S. Eld. Illinois State University. 21 Mr. Davis— Principal. Globe, R. — Social Studies: B.S. and M.S. Illinois State University; Advanced Certificate University of Illinois. Goudie, S. — Physical Education: B.S. Eastern Illinois University; M.Ed. University of Illinois. Griggs, A. —Assistant Principal: B.S. Arkansas, A.M. N.; M.Ed. University of Illinois. Haluzak, M. —School Social Worker: B.S. Southern Illinois University; M.S. University of Illinois. Hardin, R. — Special Education: B.S. and M.S. Illinois State University; Advanced Certificate University of Illinois. Hays, R. — Foreign Language: B.A. and M.A. DePaul University; Zeme Degre, Universite de Grenoble. A. Joe T.” hard at work as usual. B. Mr. Skizas encourages these students to sign up for intramural sports. Heinemann, K. —Prevocational Counselor: B.S., M.A. and Advanced Certificate, University of Illinois. Hembrough, G. — Physical Education: B.S. and M.S. University of Illinois. Hembrough, G. — English: B.A. and M.S. University of Illinois. Jenkins, S. — English: B.A. DePaul University; M.Ed. University of Illinois. Johnson, F. —COE: Health: B.S. and M.S. University of Illinois. Jones, R. —Physical Education: B.S. and M.S. Southern Illinois University. Kmoch, E. —Science: B.A. North Central College; M.S.T. Illinois Wesleyan University; M.Ed. University of Illinois. Knight, E. —Science: A.B. and M.S. University of Chicago. 22 Kohler, P. — Mathematics: B.S. Ed. and M.S. Illinois State University. Kramer, G. — English: B.A. and M.A. University of Illinois. Lang, L. — Mathematics: B.A. University of Northern Colorado; M.A. University of Illinois. Langsjocn, R. —English: B.A. Gustavus Adolphus; M.Ed. University of Illinois. Lawson, S. — Art: B.F.A., University of Illinois. Lehman, W. —Social Studies: B.A. and B.S. and M.Ed. University of Missouri. Lewis, J. — Industrial Arts: B.S. University of Illinois. Lindsey, A. — Science: B.Ed. Southern Illinois University; M.S. University of Michigan. A. Mr. Griggs — ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL B. Are these students planning to enlist? C. Happiness is a trophy to show excellence! B C Mills, M. — EMH: B.A. Purdue; M.S. Northern Illinois University. Miller, R. — Counseling: B.A. and M.Ed. University of Illinois. Moon, J. — Counseling: B.A. and M.Ed. University of Illinois. A. Lovell, A. —Industrial Arts: B.S. Ed. Eastern Illinois University; M.S. University of Illinois. Macek, J. — Physical Education: B.S. Ed. Illinois State University. Mallory, M. — Physical Education: B.S. Lane College. McGuire, J. — Social Studies: M.S. Illinois State University. i Mr. Davenport, Mr. Davis, and Mr. Wiseman have the “jitters” before their first assembly. B. Coke adds life to Mr. Mallory’s life. Morf, P. Social Studies: B.A. and M.A. University of Illinois. Mosher, D. —O.E.: H: B.A. University of Nebraska; M.S. Northern Illinois University. Moti, C. — Foreign Language: B.A. and M.A. University of Illinois. Nelson, R. Mathematics: B.S. Ed. Midland College; M.A. University of Illinois. Neubauer, G. — Home Economics: CCE: B.S. Ed. Eastern Illinois University. Nolen, J. — English: B.A. and M.A. Baylor University. 24 Norman, G. — O.E.: B.S. University of Missouri. Ottmcrs, D. — Band: B. Med. Southwest Texas State University; M.S. University of Illinois. Page, K. — English: B.A. and M.A. University of Illinois. Palmer, L. —Consumer Ed.; Typing: B.S. University of Pittsburgh; M.S. University of Illinois. A. Mrs. Eaton stops a student for a hall pass. Doesn’t she realize it’s the yearbook photographer? A Rose, R. — Mathematics: B.S. Ed. Eastern Illinois University. Seifert, J. Business: B.B.A. University of Wisconsin. Sex Ion, R. Counseling: B.S. and M.A. Bradley University. Shuman, D. — Mathematics: B.S. University of Illinois, Chicago. Perry, M. — English: B.S. Ed. Illinois State University; M.A. Ed. University of Illinois. Pittman, R. — Industrial Arts: B.S. McPherson College; M.Ed. University of Illinois. Rol erts, L. — Industrial Arts: B.S. Ed. Eastern Illinois University; M.S. Ed. University of Illinois. Romero, R. — Foreign Language: B.A. Quincy College; M.A. Illinois State University; M.S. University of Illinois. Sindcr, M. —Consumer Ed.: Interior Design: B.S. and M.Ed. University of Illinois. Skizas, L. — Health: B.S. and M.S. University of Illinois. Speer, D. — Prevocational Counselor: B.S. and M.Ed., Advanced Certificate, University of Illinois. ■ Spoonamore.J. — Mathematics, Chemistry: B.S. Eastern Illinois University and M.S. University of Illinois. Storch, N. — Dean: B.A. Queens College. Tighc, C. — English: B.S. Ed. and M.Ed. University of Illinois. Tomlinson, A. — English: B.S. Ed. and M.Ed. University of Illinois. Tomlinson, J. — English: B.S. Arkansas State University; M.S. Eastern Illinois University. Valentine, G. — Social Studies: B.A. and M.A. University of Illinois. Vance, M. — Physical Education: B.S. University of Illinois. Vawter, M. — Foreign Language: B.A. Georgetown University. White, B. — Business Education: CCE: B.S. Western Illinois University; M.S. University of Illinois. Willis, C. — Social Studies: B.A. Olivet College. Wilson, R. Librarian: B.S. and M.S. Illinois State University Wiseman, G. — Dean: B.S. and M.S. Indiana State University. Woods, M. — Social Studies: Doctorate of Education, University of Illinois. Yates, M. —Counseling: B.S. Ohio University; M.S. Miami University. 3 Mrs. Storch - DEAN OF STUDENTS Mr. Wiseman — DEAN OF STUDENTS 26 Where The Action Is The ladies who are the nucleus of Centennial’s offices have proven to be a united team. Each day the attend- ance office secretaries, Mrs. Griffet and Mrs. Munds, keep state attendance records along with the many attendance office duties. The main office secretaries, Mrs. Tate, Mrs. Johns, and Mrs. Summers, who is office manager, keep Administrative paperwork in order aside from their other secretarial duties. Mrs. Fleener, coun- seling office secretary keeps the counseling office going. 1. Mrs. Summers — Main Office and Office Manager 2. Mrs. Griffet — Attendance Office 3. Mrs. Johns — Main Office 4. Mrs. Munds — Attendance Office 5. Mrs. Tate — Main Office 6. Mrs. Fleener — Counseling Office 27 Discipline Is Caring Pride and spirit are just two words used to express Centennial students’ enthusiasm. Mr. Davis, our principal, was greatly impressed with the student involvement this year. Mr. Davis, Mr. Griggs, assistant principal, and our two deans, Mrs. Storch and Mr. Wiseman, have been success- ful in keeping our new four year high school sys- tem going. Increased attendance has made more work for all of the administration. To make sure you are in class where you should be, Mrs. Storch and Mr. Wiseman have been efficient. Mr. Griggs keeps the school activities calendar up to date and Mr. Davis sees to the successful overall oper- ation. Our thanks should be given to our adminis- tration for all of their support and enthusiasm. A. Mr. Davis — Principal B. Mrs. Storch — Dean of Students 28 Dr. Marshall K. Berner, Superintendent of Unit 4. The Board Of Education The Unit 4 Board of Education had an extremely busy year. Their greatest challenge this year was to select a new superintendent to replace retiring Superintendent Dr. Marshall K. Berner. This group of seven unpaid elected offi- cials spent many long hours facing the many duties charged to them. Dr. Marchall K. Berner, Superintendent of Schools; Dr. Berner’s many duties include imple- menting policies made by the district Board of Education. Dr. John Hillebrand, Assistant Superintendent for Instruction; Dr. Hillebrand is responsible for the leadership in the area of curriculum from Kindergarden through Grade twelve. Dr. Alain Holt, Assistant Superintendent for Instruction; Dr. Holt’s many responsibilities include employing personnel for the entire dis- trict. This includes both academic and non-aca- demic personnel. Jerry Hoffman, Assistant Superintendent for Business; Mr. Hoffman’s chief responsi- bility is to guide the financial affairs of the district. Dr. John Hillebrand, Assistant Suj erintendent for Instruction. Dr. Alain Holt, Assistant Superintendent for personnel. Jerry Hoffman, Assistant Superintendent for business. Row 1: Verna Rowland, Virginia Perucca. Row 2: Philip Hopke, Muhammad Abdullah, Peter Shoresman, President; Lawrence O’Reilly. Not Pictured: George Wood. 31 Round The Clock Their job is one of order and keeping the building immacu- late. Keeping the halls clean and the rooms swept are only minor jobs in comparison to the maintenance jobs and after the school day duties. The custodi- ans are on duty for all after school activities, and they are always sure to lock up and put Centennial all together. Row 1: Bob Bremer, Jesse Watts, Charles Elders, Lindsey Roy. Row 2: James Hensen, Larry Rusch- mann, Charlie Caston, Bill Wetmore, Fred Hodson. Row 1: Judy Suaney, Francis Rose, Gean Brodnax, Charleas Williams, Norma Ohlsson. Row 2: Hazel Hohan, Mary Calentine, Dorothy Wires, Gearl Deen Harris, Judy Cameron, Joanne Smith. Row 3: Sheri Richards, Betty Nale, Mae Odgon, Mary Norwood, Dorothy McKinney, Grace Gilbert. 32 Mrs. Beiger, Mrs. Strater, Mr. Wilson Books, Films, Records, Plato. . . Who knows that the book you have stuffed under your bed is overdue? . . . The Library secretaries, Mrs. Stra- ter, Mrs. Beiger and Mr. Wil- son, head librarian. Books, films, and audio visual equip- ment along with Centennial’s new student Plato, are the library’s responsibility. A. Gina Ignasiak finds time to do her homework in the library. B. Mrs. Strater helps David Shaw with the Plato computer. 33 Lending A Helping Hand When Senior year arrives many plans for the future must be made. College applications, grade point averages, class rank or just getting enough credits to graduate must be dealt with. The coun- selors are available with solid advice and good solutions to otherwise confusing situations. Schedule changes and other grading conflicts are dealt with daily by our counselors, and we should feel confident that we’ve got the best people interested in our educational futures. A. Mr. Daven{)ort checks his file for information. B. Mr. Davenport — Counseling office head. C. Miss Moon talks freely with Mary Beth Eddleman. D. Mrs. Miller consults with a student’s parent. E. Mr. Sexton prepares for his next appointment. F. Mr. Berger is pleased as he checks over a student’s college application. G. Mrs. Yates plans her daily agenda. 34 35 Art On Display Dabbling in paint, carving in wood, or just drawing with pencil and paper are favorite hob- bies as well as studies for those involved in Art courses. Centennial High School students have a great amount of artistic ability, and many of the students efforts are recognized in the hall display cases or classrooms. Being able to admire one’s own creation is an art in itself. A. Mr. Danielson looks on a student’s work with pleasure. B. Hats off to Centennial; Mrs. Decardy and Mr. Danielson show their school spirit. C. Mrs. Davis — Fine Arts and English Department Head. 36 Business Entering the business world required a lot of preparation, and our business department has made sure that all of the students’ needs have been met. Typing, shorthand, and business machines, get our future secretaries headed in the right direction. Accounting and recordkeep- ing further the students’ knowledge, and data processing takes the student through the com- puter world. A A. Mrs. Palmer begins to wonder why she brought her class to the library. B. Mr. Boyd — Business Department Head. C. Gina Ignasiak prepares to type a business letter. C 37 A Prosperous Foundation Learning a vocational trade such as mechanics, drafting and woodworking has proven to be pros- perous for the talented student. For those not continuing to college, or for those who do plan to attend college, this knowledge has provided a foundation for many jobs and hobbies. A. Steve Wilkins is busily engrossed in his work. B. Mike Brya tinkers with the printing press — What a craftsman! C. Mr. Borror — Industrial Arts Department head English — Our Language English has become more than nouns, verbs, and construction of sentences. Drama, Literature and Rhetoric classes are all included as English courses. Each student can find just the right class to fit his English requirements, and many seniors who have no English requirements find them- selves in English courses to prepare themselves for college and for facing the business world. A. Our skillful photographer captures Mr. Page talking to himself. B. Miss Tighe converses easily with her Grammar and Usage class. Developing A Second Language Studying vocabulary and verb forms is not only done in English classes but is common everyday school work for the students who are enrolled in Foreign language classes. French Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society and German Honor Society are all high achievements by these polyglots. A. Why am I here? I don’t understand a word she’s saying! B. Mrs. Vawter helps translate as students read in French class. C. “Deutsche Sprichworter” B Morgen, morgen nur nicht heute, Sagen alls faulen Leute. Keine Freud' oline Laid. Arbeit macht das Leben sites. Eile mit Weile. i j 40 41 Just One More Step Up The Mathematics Ladder! Centennial math teachers have always been deeply interested in the students’ mathematical achievements. Before and after school these teachers are bound to be found explaining just what to do with a tangent or cosine. The levels of math become tougher and tougher as the years pass. Algebra, Geometry, Int. Algebra, Trig., there always seems to be one more step to go and always a helpirtg teacher to get you through. B A. Mr. Rose very patiently grades his algebra tests. B. Mr. Garrett — Math department head. C. Mr. Garrett shows how it’s done. D. Mr. Lang’s class is interrupted for a quick snapshot. 42 Not So Rough But Still Competitive Girls and guys in the same P.E. classes have now become commonplace for Centennial stu- dents. Each student has realized the importance of sportsmanship and good conduct; therefore, the games have been less rough, but yet competi- tive. P.E. will still remain many students’ favor- ite class. A. He's B. up C. and D. he’s E. over! F. Students let off steam in an invigorating game of volleyball. G. Mr. Fredericks — P.E. Department head. 43 Delving Into The World Of Science Science, the classes of Biology, Chemistry, Anatomy, Physics, and Environmental Science are all courses of searching and researching. Why does this do this? Why does this do that? Each student finds answers to many questions through the guidance of teachers, books, films, and expe- riments. The rewards of scientific knowledge are invaluable. A. Mr. Kmoch prepares for another “interesting” biology lecture. B. Mr. Casteel — Science department head. C. Jim Forrester looks at cells through a microscope in Anatomy. 44 More Than Just The Basics Social Studies at Centennial includes more than just required History and Civics. Many stu- dents have been involved with Sociology, Psy- chology, World and American problems courses. Each student is sure to find just a certain period of time in history which he would like to study, and there always seems to be a class that is just suited to him. A. Mr. Lehman brings up many different issues of the world today in his Contemporary History class. B. Mr. McGuire — Social Studies department head. C. “According to Freud, finger pointing leads to. . 45 V • ■■ W s ••• i s : , mm SPORTS -- . 1 V-° 47 '78 Swim Team Sends 2 To State Row 1; Top to Bottom: Greg Martin, Hyunhwa Yu, Dale Glidewell, Scott Flesher, Doug Kunde, Tom Barton, Paul Pittman, Jay Marr, Jerry Schweighart, Rob Elmer, Mark Conley. Row 2: Coach Fredericks, Jeff Warmoth, Doug Ward, Bohdar Shtohryn, Ned Carlson, Dave Dennler, Mark Faullin, Tom Dillavou, Mark Bradley, Diving Coach Don Waybright. Row 3: Kevin D’Arcy, Phil Bortner, Greg Harding, Rodney Schertz, Duke Chaney, Todd McClerren, John Goin. SCOREBOARD Central 103 Centennial 69 Kankakee West 64 Centennial 107 Urbana 31 Centennial 52 Kankakee East 106 Centennial 66 Danville 93 Centennial 79 Southeast 31 Centennial 129 Urbana 58 Centennial 113 Normal 55 Centennial 92 Ottawa 25 Centennial 92 Springfield High 76 Centennial 96 Bloomington 61 Centennial 110 Danville 77 Centennial 97 Normal U-High 59 Centennial 113 Peoria Manual 44 Centennial 128 Normal 61 Centennial 111 Lanphier 71 Centennial 100 Down State 8 Relay: Third Conference: First District: Third “Judges, times ready. Swimmers take your mark.” An opening shot from the starter’s gun set the Charger swim- mers well on their way to a successful 12-4 season. For the second year in a row the Chargers have captured the Capital Conference Championship. Coach Fredericks team finished third in Districts, sending Jay Marr and Jeff Warmoth to state. Jay Marr broke the school record in the 100 yd. breast- stroke with a time of 1:02.49. Duke Chaney broke the 500 yd. freestyle with a time of 4:55.85. CONGRATULATIONS GUYS! Track Team Is Fleet Of Foot 1: John Tryee, Scott Dworschak, Pete Bannon, Mike Carroll, Brad Morgan, Steve Davis. 2: Mark Neuman, Stu Ruch, Sam Shelton, Willie Henderson, Harry Walters, Larry Earl. 3: Tom Cloyd, Ray Baker, John Karich, Tony Marcott, Chuck Baries. 4: Mark Weinke, Greg Holleran, Myron Cockrell. Scoreboard The boys Track team had a challenging season because of lack of numbers. Despite the lack of numbers, Coach Jones had several school records broken. In the triple jump Mike Carroll broke the record with a jump of 43'7 and Stu Ruch, Tom Cloyd, Ray Baker, and Scott Dworschak broke the 2-mile relay with a time of 9:29.5, and in the 440 relay a record time of 44.4 was set by Jack Duge, Brad Morgan, Pete Bannon and Mike Carroll. Congratulations! Centennial 37 Normal 103 84 Decatur 56 42 Charleston 99 27 Danville 108 66 Konkakee Eastridge 75 39 Bloomington 102 High Stepping Season For Girls Track Team Scoreboard The Girls’ Track team had its ups and downs this season. Fifty girls came out in the spring. Coach Mallory’s girls broke two school records, Regina Greene in the 220 and Michelle Hernan- dez in the 880. Coach Mallory only lost one senior and is looking forward to the return of his letter- men for a more successful season. MacArthur 62 Centennial 58 Southeast, 72 Centennial 52 Danville 86 Centennial 42 Central 72 Centennial 56 Urbana 83 Centennial 45 Eisenhower 51 Centennial 68 Rantoul 66 Centennial 59 Bloomington 79 Centennial 24 1: Coach Mallory, Coach Tra- rascus. 2: Karen Stark, Sue Brady, Toni Long, Heidi Kai- ser, June Chiang, Tara Fre- dricks. 3: Barb Baries, Kerry Williams, Regina Greene, Jamie Frillman, Karin Dus- singer, Lisa Montgomery, Laurie Williams. 4: Michelle Hernandey, Leslie Hartman, Wendy Bell, Patty Peressini, Melonie Schmisseur. 5: Tonja Schade, Kathy McGinnis, Susan Baker. 50 1: Karen Ryan, Leslie Wells, Arleen Adams, Amy Lewis, Denise Hyde, Debbie Becker, Debbie Hyde, Linda Erans, Beth Machula, Kim Darcy, Jane Campo, Chris Langley, Nancy Knott. 2: Tammy Hire, Julie Grothe, Deanne McCoullough, Marhta Dennler, Barb Alaxender, Judy Freeman, Debbie Timme, Christie Stacy, Andrea Wavering, Coach Goudie, Laura Wavering, Pat McGregor, Paula Elmer, Tammy Schweighart, U of I Asst. Coaches — Marianne Marchese, Judy, Sue Dietrich, Marla Ogden, Melissa Ferris, Lori Hollowell. Softball is definitely a team sport, and Coach Goudie agreed that the girls worked as a team to compile a 4-5 record. Everyone worked together, and there was a great effort put out by Debbie Hyde, pitcher and Karen Ryan, catcher. Coach Goudie is looking forward to a new season, after losing only two seniors. G B i o r r 1 d s e S r 1 Scoreboard J. V. Date Team Played We They We They 4 11 78 Georgetown 5 11 4 13 78 Mahomet 48 1 4 22 78 Rantoul 14 3 31 13 4 27 78 Springfield S.E. 22 6 4 29 78 Springfield Lanphier 5 16 a 1 1 i n e Y e H a r a s 51 Varsity Baseball Leaves Opponents Alone In The Outfield 1: Mark McGomery, Jeff Johnson, Tim Broeren, Jesse Williams, Dave Rear, Stan Lewis, Greg Wolf, Tim Lavender, John Sapora, Greg Jones. 2: Bob Curtis, Jeff Dodson, Mike Marsh, Kevin Brown, Mark Pallit, Stan Swank, Coach Ben Bryan, Ed Kmoch, Mike Merrimac, Jeff Patzke, Tom Paul, Tim Millage, Ken Houser, Dave Overholt. The Varsity baseball team, under the direction of Coach Bryan, had an excellent season finishing with a 9-3 record. The Chargers were led by Dave Rear, Ken Houser, Greg Wolfe, Mike Merrimac, Mike Marsh, Stan Lewis, Steve Burton, and Kevin Brown. After losing 14 seniors, the Varsity team hopes to continue its winning tradition next year with help of the Sophomores who were coached by Mr. Swank. Good Luck next year! Scoreboard Centennial 16 Bloomington 4 10 Danville 6 5 Ran tou 1 4 4 Eisenhower 6 10 MacArthur 4 2 Normal 3 9 Steven-Stras 8 4 Rantoul 3 5 Danville 2 5 Urbana 4 Regional 5 Rantoul 2 3 Matton 5 Sophomore Scoreboard Chargers 1 Central 2 11 Rantoul 8 6 Normal Parkside 0 9 Normal Parkside 4 1 Bloomington 5 4 Normal 5 11 Danville 4 1: Gina Ignasiak, Coach Stan Swank, Susie Schweighart, Joel Livingston, Kreg Brown, Billy Hamerick, John McCarty, Curtis McKinney, Mike Moore, David Becker. 2: Ed Perkins, Todd Manley, Jim Guiffre, Tom McAulliffe, Scott Madden, Ken Spitz, Mike Urbanek. 3: Herb Prasse, Greg McCullough, Tom McMahon, Bill Bergstrom, Chris Evans, Scott Elston. 4: Scott Kemper. 52 Girls Tennis Getting Into The Swing Of Things Mrs. Yates anticipation and dedication is the team’s greatest asset. The Girls’ tennis team had a challenging season this year. Coach Yates was very pleased with the girls' hard work and determination. Barb Baries was seeded 1 all season and was named the most Valuable Player. Coach Yates will lose only two seniors, Mary Karich and Sharon Renner to gradu- ation, so the team will have a good foundation on which to build on next year. 1: Barb Baries, Paula Elmer, Missy Menguy, Cindy Cozad, and Sharon Renner. 2: Coach — Mrs. Yates, Mgr. — Mindy Carroll, Joyce Warner, Karen Gorrell, and Mary Karich. Chris Federhart (not pictured). J. V. Members — Barbie May and Lynn Grusy — assist Mindy Carroll and Joyce Warner in checking their equipment. Mary Karich’s vicious follow through is the secret to her success. Scoreboard Chargers 1 1 3 0 2 9 3 3 0 0 0 District Conference Central Mattoon Danville Urbana Casey Charleston 3 Centennial 2 Paris 2 Tuscola 0 8 8 6 9 7 0 6 6 9 9 Rantoul 9 Lanphier 8 Eisenhower 7 4 Normal 6 Jacksonville 4 MacArthur 3 4 Centennial 2 Southeast 0 Eisenhower MacArthur Rantoul Central Urbana Southeast Jacksonville Paris Normal Danville Rained out Sacred Heart 14 9 7 7 6 Cross Country Strides To Success 1: John Tryee, Mark Neuman, Harry Wal- ter, Larry Earl, Tim Broeren, Wes Curtis, Greg Hollern. 2: Mark Racer, Mike But- timer, Mike Chastain, Karin Dussinger, Keith Olson, Sue Baker, Dare Pugh, Dare Procise, Mr. Fairchild, Dahmin Chu. Not Pictured: Arleen Adams, Padro Carroll, Ted Brya. Larry Earl painfully realizes the race doesn’t end at the finish. Scoreboard Dual Meets Chargers Alumni 27 28 Bloomington 15 30 Mahomet 17 46 Normal 22 39 Rantoul 24 33 Urbana 17 44 Eisenhower 19 40 Mattoon 16 46 U-High 35 23 Danville 21 38 Invitationals Paris 5 of 6 Washington (St. Louise 6 of 7) Normal 7 of 7 Twin City 3 of 4 Peoria 44 Of 44 F-S Decatur 9 out of 9 teams Rantoul 8 of 9 Springfield 6 of 8 District 17 of 18 Conference 8 of 8 54 Faster than a speeding bullet, more power than a locomotive, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. Is it Super Man? No, it’s Mark Neuman. After losing 6 lettermen, the Striders lacked overall depth, in which to begin the season, Coach Fairchild was very pleased with the team’s improvement throughout the season. Many of the Striders knocked minutes off their times. Coach Fairchild is looking forward to next year, when 14 of the Striders will be back, and he will only lose two to graduation. Tim Broeren asks, “Where do you want this, Coach?” Coach Tomilson and Fairchild anxiously await the results of the race. Veteran Wes Curtis is obviously used to Victory. 55 Centennial Golfers Par Season Jeff Dodson chases the ball to the hole with wary eyes. Terry McNamera shows his excellent technique as he uses the club to ‘lift’ the ball out of the trap. The golf team managed to make an individual effort a team sport snooting the lowest total for nine holes and six men in the school’s history. Some individual outstanding efforts put out by Terry Mac- Namara, who qualified for sectionals Eric Rebelin, who cap- tured 4th in Conference and Jeff Dodson, who gained 7th at the Galesberg Tourney. Coach Nelson was pleased with his team’s efforts finishing with a 6-3-1 record and hopes for a successful season next year. Scoreboard 257 Mac Arthur 315 236 Norm. Comm. 273 254 Eisenhower 251 254 Lakeview 273 193 Mahomet 208 163 Rantoul 191 212 Mahomet 203 212 Mt. Zion 221 183 Bloomington 179 157 Danville 157 ?,eft0n’ Rick Hiser' Pete Czajkowski, Terry McNamera, Steve Klitizing, Jeff Johnson, Jeff Dodson, Eric Riblen, Mike Zimmerman. 2: Steve O’Keefe, Robert Nihiser, Mike Hagan, Brett Kepley, Mike Wallner, Greg McCullough, Eric Hoffman, Scott Sodemann, Coach Nelson. 56 “Wrong-way” McNamera sends the ball down the well- groomed fairways of Lincolnshire Fields Golf Course. “Now where did they put that little hole this time?” Eric Rebelin asks. Steve Klitizing has the touch to put the ball in the cup. Scott Sodemann knows the value of a full backswing. 57 c S e 1 n a t u e g n h n t i e a r 1 O C P h P a o r n g e e n r t s s The 1978 Varsity Football team proved to be truly exciting. With such talent on this year’s team the long, hard August double-sessions paid off. “Improve week by week” as Coach Davis said many a times during the season is exactly what the team did. As the tradition has been all through the years at Centennial, Coach Davis and his coaching staff did an excellent job in coaching the talent the guys had this year. With a 7-2 record of which Centennial is very proud and just one touchdown away from the play-offs, the Chargers produced seven all-con- ference players; Mark Hartman, the only Char- ger named' both offense and defense, Brian Vizek, John Clark, Tim Millage, Jim Miller and Mike Carroll, who was only 5 yds. away from the 1000 yard mark in rushing, which placed him 1st in the school’s rushing history for a junior. Jim Button also made the all-conference second team. Placing on the All-State team is a great honor. Mike Carroll was named on the second team and Mark Hartman, Jim Miller, and Tim Millage were named Honorable Mention. Congratula- tions guys; Centennial is very proud of you! Coach Macek knows he can trust Mark Hartman to carry out a special assignment. Tony Marcott takes a moment to catch his breath before returning to the ‘grid iron’! 'Leaders of the pack!” A pre-game huddle builds enthusiasm, enough to last throughout the game. Central Urbana Normal Southeast Jacksonville Griffin MacAurther Eisenhower Lanphier Chargers 19-7 7-10 18-21 6- 34 0-28 13-0 7- 28 8- 15 22-28 Teammates Dan Byers and Terry Williams ask the help of their mothers to teach a new disco dance to the assembly crowd. Coach Davis receives a standing ovation as he the microphone. Scoreboard accepts Tony Marcott’s outstanding blocking gives running room to Mike Carroll. 1, L to R: Alan Hoffman, Mgr., Kevin Ayers, Barton Hodges, Tom Broercn, Chris Althaus, Terry Trimble, Scott Urbanek, Billy Hamerich, Rasmus Fah- raeus, Russ Cook, Neil Marty, Jesse Williams, Todd Zarbuck, Phil Rear, Mgr. 2: Dan Crorin, Student Asst., Mark McClaine, Scott Kemper, Mitch Hartman, Chris Battershell, Eric Meyer, Kreg Brown, Tim O’Donnell, Chuck Bareis, Greg Hones, Tim Evans, Dan Byers, John Karich, Ed Fredericks, Asst. Coach. 3. Bob Proksch, Mark Hartman, Mike Button, Tod Taylor, Mike Brya, Dave Clark, Esque McMlellan, Chuck Hanson, Charles Hassell, Tony Marcott, Mike Carroll, Rob Williamson, Head Coach Wes Davis, John Macek, Asst. Coach. 4: Gary Hembrough, Asst. Coach, Benny Bryan, Asst. Coach, Morris Mallory, Asst. Coach, Rick Langlois, Student Asst., John McCarty, Don Kundy, Brian Vizek, John Clark, Jim Miller, Tim Millage, Jim Button, Tery Williams, Dave McKinney, Marty Scott, Tim Brya, Ted Katsinas, Roger Miller. 59 Charger spirit is displayed on T-shirts designed by the Art Club. Charles Hassell takes time to recharge his ‘get up and go’ before returning to nail the opponents on the field. Kill! Kill! Kill! is virtually written all over Dan Byers’ face. Will Billy Hamerick pull the “CHARLIE BROWN AND LUCY’’ routine on Greg Jones? 60 Sophomores Struggle To Victory 1, L to R: Keith Staggs, Greg Wermers, Ed Helea, Ken Powell, Don Evans, Ed Kadlec, Ron Unzicker, Chris Farlow, Brian McGow, Mgr. 2: Kevin Urbanek, Jim Murphey, Joe Petry, Ken Langlois, Doug Kunde, Doug Wimmer, Dallas Moss, Dan Wells. 3: Coach Gary Hembrough, Marc Ehlers, Mike Renner, Don Grothe, Scott Kight, Brian Farmer, Brian Martin, Mike Baker, Eric Carlson, Brian McCoy, Coach John Macek. Sophomores co-ordinate well as a team to keep the opponents busy. Scoreboard Chargers 14 Mattoon 28 0 Unity 34 14 Eisenhower 28 18 Southeast 6 6 Rantoul 18 6 Mahomet 22 6 Normal 24 14 Danville 18 18 Mt. Zion 6 14 MacAurther 49 0 Urbana 26 Central 61 Where did the receiver go? Freshmen: Small In Size, Big In Numbers And Victories Here he comes to T.D. time. “You MUST have as much confidence in yourselves as I do in you,' Coach Bryan’s glare seems to say. Scoreboard St. Joe Mahomet Rantoul Central Unity Mattoon Urbana Normal Danville Danville Decatur St. Teresa 0 Chargers 14 Chargers 14 Chargers 2 Chargers 12 Chargers 0 Chargers 7 Chargers 20 Chargers 20 Chargers 20 Chargers Push em back — Push em back — way back,” Coach Mallory should really be a cheerleader. 1, L to R: Alan Williams, Eric SchmisseurJ Mark Dugan, John Nickel, Jeff Munds, Ken Meeks, David Hasty, Chuck Hutchcraft, Scott Meyer, Eric Parmenter, Mike Harte, George Roney, John Connett, Mgr. 2: Ken Yette, Brad Miller, Pat Lenover, Jim Nel- son, Bryan Wade, Kevin Armstrong, Scott Petit, Jim Pirie, Paul Marillo, Cyrus Wil- liams, Tom O’Donnell, Robert Fletcher,j Steve Staples, Pat Mitchell, David Buen- nemeyer, Mark Armstrong, Robert Oare, John Bradley, Phil Cox, Mark Brown, Scotti Black, Charles Chaney, Terry Smith, Tod Howe, Paul Lumsden, Eldon Bryan, John Kraatz, Mike Sprague, David AtteburyJ Rick Langlois, Student Asst., Mark Stuckey, Bill Cotter, Steve Wiseman, Kevin Watson, Bill Brown, Ed Davis, Chris Cun- ningham, Mark Piper, Kevin Mulrooney, Marc Elder, Scott Gatewood, Phil Hassell, Mitch Marlow, Billy Reed, Kevin Saathoff, Wes Davis, Head Coach. The Pressing Chargers Burn Up the Courts When Terry Williams has the ball, he KNOWS what to do with it. Terry Williams, Myron Cockrell, Jim Forrester, John Karich, Mike Carroll, Tom Broeren, Elijah Tery, Charles Williams, Kreg Brown, Jeff Hall, James Henderson, John Tyree. The first year at being the Varsity Basketball coach is full of hard work and many hours. Coach Carrodine put in these hours and hard work getting his team in shape. Nicknaming his team “The Pressing Chargers,” Coach Car- rodine’s strategy for the season was the full court press. With the full court press, there was never a dull moment. This strategy kept the opponents off balance and never let them take a breather. The long hours of practice and running paid off for the ’78- ’79 “Pressing Chargers.” Centennial is proud of these athletes and wishes them luck in future seasons. Scoreboard CENTENNIAL 53 Central 54 72 Mattoon 39 63 Southeast 75 67 Jacksonville 57 62 Griffin 73 39 MacArthur 38 57 Eisenhower 63 63 Lanphier 45 62 Normal 60 50 Rantoul 52 61 Southeast 62 53 Jacksonville 46 66 Urbana 53 53 Normal 64 39 Griffin 66 56 Rantoul 66 30 MacArthur 38 63 Eisenhower 65 55 Lanphier 40 63 64 All candid photos courtesy of the Courier and News Gazette. B. Jeff Hall and Terry Williams give it all they’ve got. A. Jeff Hall and Myron Cockrell give Central a run for their money. Jim Forrester drives for the goal. All candid photos courtesy of the Courier and News Gazette. 65 Sophomores on Their Way . . . Row 1 John Pirie — mgr., Billy Rasmussen, Ken Warmbier, Harold Abraham, Jeff Lipscomb, Coach Tomlinson Row2Wike Baker, Don Grothe, Tom Dedin, Stan Paul, Mark Piper, Brian Martin, Eric Carlson Scoreboard CENTENNIAL 38 Southeast 59 59 Jacksonville 69 33 Rantoul 52 29 Lincoln 56 39 MacArthur 49 46 Griffin 57 42 MacArthur 52 45 Eisenhower 75 58 Lanphier 65 56 Rantoul 63 50 Normal 60 44 Southeast 50 54 Jacksonville 84 56 Urbana 81 43 Griffin 61 As Coach Tomlinson points out many long and hard hours of practice must be given to become winners. Kneeling left to right — Tom Krouse, Cyrus Williams, Mike Chastain, Curtis Minor, Chuck Hutchcraft, Charles Fester, Alan Williams mgr. Row 2 Chris Jones, Mark Ellis, Steve Wiseman, Mark Piper, Ben Bryan coach, Chris Cunningham, Eric Rob- erts, Darry Howell, Bruce Reifstock Eric Roljerts swipes one off the boards Freshman Chuck Hutchraft and Chris Cunningham struggle to gain control of the ball Steve Wiseman makes the defensive moves on his opposing contender F r e s h m e n B e g i n N e w C a r e e r 67 The 1979 Boys Wrestlers Row 1 L to R Jim Nelson, Rick Remmert, Robert Fletcher, Mark Brown, Rick Nihiser, Fred Lathrop, Barton Hodges, Troy Daniels, Terry McNamera, Todd McClerren, George Roney, Row 2Phil Bortner, Dave Harding, Brian Walker, Ron Unizicker Row3 Eldon Bryan, Jim Burk, Todd Parmenter, Mark Dungan, Doug Kunde, Paul Lumsden, Eric Meyer, Troy Maxey, Alan Hoffman, George Siebcr, Eric Parmenter, Row 4 coach John Lewis, Chris Williamson, Paul Pittman, Scott Kight, Don Kunde, Jeff Gumbel, Bob Prosch, Tim Brya, Mike Brya, Phil Rear, Bob Klasing, Mitch Hartman, Coach Robert Nelson, Not pictured Brian Whitney, Jim Guiffre, Tom Quinn, Coach Morris Mallory. George Sieber seems confident as he easily overcomes his man. Scoreboard CENTENNIAL OPPONENT 36 Lakeview 23 15 Central 42 23 MacArthur 34 21 Rantoul 32 18 Lanph r 44 12 Normal 40 32 Olympia 30 32 Metamora 33 27 Olympia 30 31 Danville 32 20 Urbana 35 36 Hoopston 22 22 Springfield High 34 42 South East 11 68 Wrestler Don Kunde is observed by brother Doug and others as he out muscles his foe. As teammates look on Barton Hodges shows his wres- Brian Whitney throws his man to the mats, tling skill Phil Rear struggles to pin his Urbana opponent 69 '78 Volleyball Team Anticipation is keeping Pam Madden waiting as Julie Grothe sets up the spike. Linda Evans and Andrea Stewart fight for the ball though it seems to be getting away. SCOREBOARD Centennial 2 St. Joe 0 Centennial 0 Normal 2 Centennial 0 Sacred Heart 2 Centennial 2 Stephen Decatur 0 Centennial 1 Jacksonville 1 Centennial 2 Springfield SE 1 Centennial 0 Unity 2 Centennial 0 Rantoul 2 Centennial 2 Jacksonville 0 Centennial 0 Hoopeston 2 Centennial 0 Monticello 2 Centennial 0 Decatur McArthur 2 Centennial 0 Central 2 Centennial 0 Decatur Eisenhower 2 Centennial 1 Danville 2 Centennial 0 Urbana 2 Centennial 1 Lanphier 2 Districts 0 Central 2 Karen Stark, Amy McDuffy and Karen Moss seem to be caught up in their own little game. 70 . . . Termed Spike Squad During Coach Brown’s first year of being Head Coach, it took time for the team to adjust to the new style of coaching. Coach Brown brought with her a new strategy of a 6-2 offense. Row 1 Bottom to Top: Karla Kohler, Sue Dietrich, Pam Madden, Karen Stark. Karen Moss. Row 2: Judy Freeman, Angie Butler, Pat Hulett, Page Fredericks, Tara Fredericks, Terry Evans. Row3:Coach Brown, Amy McDuffy, Julie Grothc, Lisa Hansen. Toni Long’s long hours of practice set her up for the Varsity squad. 71 buccess is Proven . . . Curls C an Flay Row 1 Coach Mills, Kari Dixon Row 2 Coach Fairchild, Shauna Fondrin, Marla Ogdon, Arleen Adams, Marybeth Eddleman, Lisa Hansen, Jamie Frillman, Amy Lewis, Kari Stewart, Susan Haring, Jane Campo, Kelly Hagan, Mary Hall Scores CENTENNIAL 51 Argenta 53 41 Tolono 46 61 Danville 63 64 Southeast 44 47 St. Joe 30 38 Rantoul 59 46 Jacksonville 75 37 MacArthur 49 22 E. St. Louis 102 44 Farmer City 63 This year has been a success for first year coach, Tim Fairchild. The number of Charger fans at the games proved that girls can play the game too. Hats off to you girls. Row 1 Celestine Barbee, Sue Haring, Kelly Hagan, Lisa Catchings, Angie Buckley, Judy Freeman, Linda Evans, Felicia Cockrell Row 2 Kerry Dixon, Manager, Zelda Rhoden, Shauna Fondren, Beth Overman, Lisa Dixon, Lisa Wendland, Kathy Woods, Cathy Lawrence, Coach Mills Missing Anne Schilling Take Your Mark . . .Get Set. . .Swim! Girls Swim Team Front row I to K Kim Cjakowski, Janet Menner, Laura Marchiando, Mary Nolan, Martha Dennler, Tammy Schweighart, Row 2 Susan Jones, Wendy Bell, Leslie Wells, Donna Dodson, Marty Vance — coach Row 3 Sharon Malleck, Lori Harding, Patti Peressini, Susan Dietrich, Carolyn Cjakowski Chargers take the Nestea Plunge Susan Dietrich’s ‘flips’ leads chargers to Victory Scoreboard CENTENNIAL 78 Peoria Central 94 90 Pekin 81 76 Normal Community 96 101 Kankakee E. Ridge 64 65 Central 107 24 U. High Normal 59 46 Urbana 36 66 Central 105 109 Kankakee Westview 63 104 Urbana 64 96 Kankakee E. Ridge 74 98 Bloomington 72 85 Normal Community 87 73 ORGANIZATIONS 75 STUDENT COUNCIL: Left to Right: Scott Frillman, Steve O’Keefe, Troy Daniels, Joe Kohlmann, Mary Karich, DeDe Feliccia, Mr. Robert Globe — sponsor. Second Row: Scott Kemper, Pedro Carroll, Amy Riggons, Mark Neuman, Mary Beth Eddleman, Nancy Clelena. Third Row: Karen Pritchett, Teresa May, Gayla Evans, Lisa Wendland, Terri Evans. Fourth Row: Kathy Bash, Kim Johnson, Mae Robinson, Kim Czajkawski, Susie Schweighart, Amy Lindgren, Teri O’Donnell. Fifth Row: Laurie Arnould, Brenda Palmisano, Janet Men- ncr, Julius Hewitt, John Parrish, Sandy Smith, Lindsey Sharp. Sixth Row: Susan Baker, RoseAnne For- rester, Melonie Schmisseur, Gina Ignakiak, Joni Rasmussen, Lashunda Hambrick, Lynne Grusy. Seventh Row: Denise Hyde, Arleen Adams, Wendy Bell, Jim Forresterm, Peggy Hire, Barbie May. Student Council Officers Left to Right: Nancy Cleland, Mary Karich, DeDe Feliccia, Mark Neu- man. 76 A GREAT CHARGER TRADITION A. DeDe Feliccia makes sure everyone gets stamped at Spirit Event 1978. B. Spirit Event brings Ra Sonship to Centennial. C. Dance, Dance, Dance. D. Jay Marr and Sherri Zehr attend Spirit Event together. 77 Student Council Shows Us The The Stydent Council begins the year at the very begin- ning. They are in charge of helping registration at the beginning of the fall semester. The Spirit Event is their next effort and beat Central Week comes right along after. The car bash was held in the courtyard as well as the addi- tion of a dunking machine to raise money. Homecoming week involves much of the Council’s time. Preparation of the assembly and dance are worked on diligently and proved to be successful. The Halloween movie, “The Birds,” was next on the agenda. A winter fest was planned as well as the Vice-Versa Dance, conservation week, and May Event. This group of involved students should be recog- nized as Centennial’s school leaders and as students who show great pride in their efforts to keep Centennial’s honor high. Other class groups and clubs seek the support of the Student Council and the Council helps whenever possible. 78 A. Student Council brings students closer together. B. Charger Council president, Mary Karich, helped make this year’s homecoming a great success. C. Mike Marsh, the 1978 Homecoming King, was one of the many former kings that Stu- dent Council brought back to Centennial. D George Thow inspects maroons cars, as other fellow Chargers do the same for Car Bash day. New And The Old Varsity Cheerleaders Mascot, Mary Rapier, presents award to Mr. Davis, won by the Varsity Cheerleaders. Many hours of practice and work go into being a Varsity Cheerleader. The Cheerleaders do many other things than just cheer- ing at games. Many hours are put into making signs for the cafeteria, decorations for the teams’ lockers and just trying to keep up school spirit. The Varsity Squad attended cheerleading camp at Western Illinois University. They left the camp with a Top Ten Plaque which enabled them to go to nationals. Left to Right: Jill Snow, Jeanette Gibbs, Gina Ignasiak, Rebecca Shapland, Joyce Langlois, Denise Hyde. Second Row: RoseAnne Forres- ter, Melonie Schmisseur, Mary Rapier, Susie Schweighart. 80 Get It Together A. Joyce Langlois keeps the cheers going! B. Jeanette Gibbs trys to keep warm, while the rest of the varsity cheerleaders keep up the spirit. C. RoseAnne Forrester gets a better view of the Champaign Centennial vs. Cen- tral game. D. Melonie Schmisseur, Mary Rapier, and RoseAnne Forrester watch intensely as the chargers play. Preparing For Sophomores Being underdog to the Varsity Cheerleaders can be a bit challenging at times. This year’s sophomores overcame this with their great enthu- siasm. Mrs. Johnson and her girls should be pleased with with the con- tribution they made to Centennial. A. Heidi Kaiser and Katie Gallivan show off the grand champion” trophy which the squad won during the summer. B. Tricia Semonin seems intent on practicing, while Heidi Kaiser just tries to stay warm. Left to Right: Brenda Palmisano, Lelie Hartman, Katie Gallivan, Tricia Semonin. Second Row: Andrea Stewart, Amy Marxmiller, Mrs. Johnson — sponsor. Top: Heidi Kaiser. 82 The Varsity Years Freshmen The freshman cheerleaders added so much to Centennial. With 12 girls splitting into two separate squads, the girls learned what it was to be a cheerleader at Centen- nial. With the help of Miss Burton, the long hours of practice paid off each time they did a cheer. Front: Jill Lewis. Standing: Lacie Blevins, Mae Robinson, Bonnie Blair, Kim Coffey, Laurie Arnold, Pam Gibbs. Second Row: Joni Hall, Joni Rasmussen. Third Row: Lee Ryniec, Lisa Buoy. Not Pictured: Kim McNamara, Mrs. Burton — sponsor. Give me an R”! The freshman cheerleaders spell out CHARGERS during the homecoming assembly. Joni Hall keeps the spirit going. 83 LANCERS Keep Us Left to Right: Mary Manzella, Beth Lingren, Shelly Engel, Kelly Bilbrey, Belinda McCelellum. Second Row: Soynda Halcrombe, Elizabeth Morf, Sara Roberts, Tammy Schram, Regina Greene, Karen Stewart. Third Row: Tanja Freeh, Debra Butts, Kathleen Kelly, Diana Kennedy, Tina Crosby, Robin Tuebsing. The Lancers have become a proud tradition of Centennial. The girls involved have spent many hours teaching routines to each other. Their practice have paid off. During the summer, the Lancers took first place in the United Spirit Association com- petition. The Lancers continued their high quality performance by taking second place in the competition held at Clinton High School this past fall. This year, the Lancers performed with the Central High School Pepettes at the Centennial-Central basketball game. The performance by both squads hopes to be a yearly tradition. Mrs. Willis is the Lancers’ sponsor. A. The Lancers do their part at the Beat Central” Assembly. B. Lancers keep the fans entertained during halftime. C. Lancers show their winning form. D. Shelly Engel leads the Lancers on to success. E. One — two — three kick. F. Diana Kennedy and Tina Crosby show us how to jitterbug. Entertained 85 Band '78-79 Long hours of practice and strict dedication brought forth new, uni- que, and well-performed halftimes and concerts of exceptional qual- ity. At homecoming the band brought us fresh white mums to help raise money for their spring tour, taken each year. The many hours of practice paid off for the 1978-79 Marching Char- gers. Flag Corps First Row: Viveka Fruth, Cindy West, Diane Kouzmanoff. Second Row: Bonnie Carter, Anita Stroud, Debbie McLaird, Carol Lee. Band Officers Standing: Jeff Ruch — President, John Solcum — Vice President. Seated: Susan Baker — Secretary-Treasurer, Todd Manley — Pub- lic Relations. 86 The Music Just Keeps On Coming c A. Diane Kouzmanoff works hard to control her flag. B. Another hard workout for the band and Lancers. C. The award-winning Charger percussion sec- tion at its very best. D. The high-stepping Chargers move onto the field. 87 Choirs Make Chamber Choir Left to Right: Patty Dunwoodie, Patty Vernon, Kathy Wagner, Stephanie Hodges, Lisa Nelson. Second Row: Barbel Roeder, Leora Bilbrey, Roxanne Bartls, Barb Anderson, Pam McGuire, Pam Putte. Third Row: Albert Redmon, Phil Christansen, Dirk Bodine, Val Renken, Cheri James, Allison Jessop. Fourth Row: Scott Adams, Peter Jessop, Mike Johnson, Mary Kay Dedin, Desiree Tillman, Ginny Smith, Patty Garvey. A. Director Mr. Decker is one reason why our choirs are so great. B. Mary Kay Dedin concentrates on her solo performance during the Christmas concert. The two Centennial choirs, Acappella and Chamber, have kept a busy schedule of activities this year. The Varsity Show in October was their first assignment. December held many special trips for the choirs. The Champaign Country Club was the setting for one of their many per- formances. A Christmas tree dedication at West Side Park and a special T.V. taping at Channel 15 studios as well as the Christmas Concert kept all the members busy. Plans made for the Spring Concert and Tour finished a productive year. 88 Beautiful Music A Cappella Choir Left to Right: Cindy Gillogly, Ania Allen, Pam Burgham, Marilyn Rudnick, Laura Wavering, Jeanette Jenkins, Donna K. Osborn. Second Row: Mr. Decker — director, Elizabeth Manning, Tammy Mosely, Barbara Anderson, Denise Sinnott, Julie Broyles, Teresa Mosely, Millie Heath. Third Row: Maureen Due, Lisa Dixon, Jenna Sue Broyles, Sara Craig, Lynn Eichelberger, Felicia Cockrell, Ginger Britt, Lisa Hansen. Not Pictured: Michelle Avant, Celestine Barbee, Glori Blakely, Pam Barbee, Cyndi Hutchison, Kathy Martin, Darlene Dillard. 89 Little Elfie (Marilyn Rudnick), Mrs. Claus (Mary Kay Dedin), Santa (Pam McGuire) and Frosty (Kathy Wagner) make for a merry Christmas at Centennial. CENTURIAN Records Charger History Left to Right: Nancy Wiseman, Eileen Merrill, Cathrine Stallmeyer, Linda Sutherland, Kim Bodamer. Second Row: Dan Sullivan, Scott Wendland, Greg Martin. Third Row: Tom Keagle, Jerry Schweighart, Kevin Thomas, Todd Manley, Mary Rapier, Penny Willenbring, Joy Schmitz, Leah Freeman, Sue Brady, Rebecca Shapland. CENTURIAN After many long hours of work and late nights, the Centurian staff filled this book with memories. The work was not always easy and the deadlines came around too quickly, but the staff worked as a team to produce a volume that we are very proud of. Advertising Staff An overworked yearbook staff. 90 Left to Right: Cheryl Ball, Cheryl Danielson, Shelly Engel, Terri Evans, Karen Stewart. Second Row: Mr. Speer — Sponsor, Barney Petty, Philip Scoby, Frandk Keck, Chris Dayton, Tina Crosby, Jennifer Tatman. Not Pictured: Leslie Wells, Jeff Warmouth. CENTINAL Spreads The News Deadlines and more deadlines. The Cen- tinal Staff members learned quickly that keeping up on the news of Centennial High was not as easy as it may have seemed. More problems than seemed possible sprang up through the year, each to be met face to face by a dedicated staff. The object behind all their work is to keep us students up on all the news at our high school. Left to Right: Barb Bryan, Mrs. Tomlinson — Sponsor, Helen Thow, Tom Quinn, Lashanda Hambrick, Sue Griffet. Second Row: Tim Millage, Ted Katsinas, Mike Wallner, Dan Sullivan, Paul Kohler, Susie Under- wood. Not Pictured: Glori Blakely, Mary Karich, Kitty Creswell, Elizabeth Morf. Ego Develops Writers Ego is Centennial’s own literary magazine. Each year it is produced by talented students who like to write. Ego allows students to show their own talents and that is why Ego remains so popular. Left to Right: Lori Wicnke, Bob Davies. Second Row: Michelle Medjesky, Jennifer Staples, Lisa Walt. Third Row: Marcia Lynch, Pedro Carroll, Elaine Schweitzer, Tom Quinn, Mrs. Nolen — Sponsor. 91 NHS Is Active Ijeft to Right: Barb Bryan, Joy Schmitz, Karla Kohler, Julie Grothe, Penny Willenbring, Jennifer Blum. Second Row: Jordan Chaney, Arleen Adams, Herb Prasse, Peter Czajkowski, RoseAnne Forrester, Susan Baker. Third Row: Catherine Stallmeyer, Greg Martin, Mindy Hillen, Nancy Wiseman, Liuda Shtohryn — president, Wes Curtis — vice president, Melanie Olson, Cindy West, Page Fredricks. Fourth Row: John Slocum, Chuck Bareis, John Sapora — secretary, Mike Carroll, Susan Clark, Dirk Bodine, Lisa Hansen, Bill Kisseberth, Steve Shierry, Mr. Lehman — sponsor. N.H.S. is not only an honor but an active society. Activities included the annual Homecoming Bonfire, the N.H.S. vs. faculty volleyball game, and for the first time N.H.S. held a turkey “raffle” at the Centennial Turkey Tournament. During the spring of 79 new mem- bers were initiated formally and informally. The year ended with the annual picnic. Mr. Lehman and the N.H.S. mem- bers kept themselves busy this year, but had a good time doing it. B A. NHS prepares hot chocolate for all the cold stu- dents at the bonfire. B. Katrina Maxwell and David Swain show their tal- ent at the NHS Bonfire. 92 Learning Leadership Sr. Leaders As Jr. Leaders, rules of each athletic game are learned, tests are given and many skills tests and drills are required. The Jr. Leaders are future Sr. Leaders of Centennial. The Jr. Leaders learn how to referee games, take attendance and leadership qualities. Our Sr. Leaders of Centennial are the girls in the uniform and the whistle who act as the coaches, righthand people. Responsibilities, and leadership are the main focuses of the Jr. and Sr. Leaders program. Left to Right: Deanne McCullough, Karen Ehlers, Lisa Bone, Nancy Humphreys, Mary Karich. Second Row: Leah Freeman, Julie Grothe, Eileen Merrill, Carla Hold- croft, Mary Hall. Third Row: Nancy Wiseman, Karen Ryan, Kathy Bash, Rebecca Shapland, Denise Hyde, Liuda Shtohryn. Not Pictured: Lynn White. Jr. Leaders Left to Right: Cheri James, Kathy McGinnis, Lisa Spenser, Gina Ignasiak. Second Row: Stacy Van Meter, Mindy O’Neil, Sharon Holdcroft, Susan Baker. Third Row: Mary Kaye Dedin, Mindy Hil- len, Nancy Cleland, Chris Federhart, Gina Carrico, Melonie Schmisseur, Deena Patton. 93 Senior Liuda Shtohryn raffles off the homecoming football as Mark Neuman looks on. Lynn Eichelberger and Rick Benfatto boggie at the Freshman Disco Dance, siwnsored by Senior Council. Left to Right: Page Fredricks, Mary Rapier, Jane Campo, Eileen Merrill, DeDe Felicia. Second Row: Melanie Olson, Carla Holdcroft, Cathrine Stallmeyer, Lisa Bone, Arlecn Adams. Third Row: Amy Lewis, Karen Ryan, Liuda Shtohryn, Denise Hyde, Joy Schmitz, Linda Kuo. Fourth Row: Nancy Wiseman, Sue Brady, Rebecca Shapland, Sheri Kaiser, Karla Kohler, Wendy Bell. Not Pictured: Karen Moss, Mary Hall, Joyce Langlois, Mary Korich. Interserve Interserve, formerly known as Sen- ior Girls Council,) is a service organi- zation. The girls served Centennial beginning with the orientation of the incoming freshmen to the very last moments of graduation. Interserve is not always work; the girls began the year with their annual Progressive Dinner, and this year they got together with their fellow organiza- tion, Interact, for many social events. Council Interact Senior Council is new at Centennial. With the addition of 30 guys to the Senior Girls' Council, the girls changed their name and became Inter- serve and the guys took the name Interact. The Senior Council is composed of 30 guys and 28 girls who serve the school as well as the com- munity with the help of their sponsors, Mr. Romero and Mrs. Palmer. Lfft to Right: George Thow, Tim Broeren, Dave Swain, Phil Rear, Dirk Bodine, John Goin. Second Row: John Par- rish, Chris Battershell, John Sapora — secretary, Frank Keck, Julius Hewitt, Wes Curtis — vice president. Kevin Ayers. Third Row: Jim Forrester, Mark Hartman, Dan Sullivan, Jeff Warmouth — president, Scott Wendland, Jeff Moe, John Shapland, Kevin Tauber, John Slocum, Greg Martin, Paul Chastain. Not Pictured: Rob Williamson — treasurer, Phil Scoby, Sam Sibley, Eric Riblen, George Sieber, Paul Twadock. Julie Adams learns a new step at the Freshman Disco. Senior Jeff Warmoth and freshman Lacie Blevins get down at the Fresh- man Disco. Foreign Languages Promotes French Honor Left to Right: Kathy Powell, Wendy Bell, Karen Pritchett, Barb Bryan, Shelly Kerr, Kathy McGinnis — treasurer, Nancy Humphreys, David Hays. Second Row: John Sapora, Lisa Hansen — secretary, Todd Manley, Luida Shtohryn, Jenna Sue Broyles, George Thow, Julie Grothe — president, Jennifer Blum. Third Row: Karin Dussinger, Lisa Elder, John Slocum, Tom Lessaris, Jim Glockner, Colin Weston, Marianne Vawter — sponsor. Not Pictured: Peter Czhajow- ski — vice president. The foreign language Honor Societies were founded to promote and encourage high standards of achievement in the respective languages. While some of us had a difficult time in our language classes others are rewarded for their excep- tional grades by being initiated into an honor society. Spanish Honor Left to Right: Julie Hoke, Sue Brady, Barb Bareis, Gayle Minniear, Marie Scantlebury, Mike Lewis, Claire Casteel, Tammy Schram. Second Row: Nancy Cleland, David Spitzer, Jamie Frillman, RoseAnne Forrester, Amy Lewis, Christina Johansen, Kathy Bradenas, Susan Baker, Chris Romero. Third Row: Rick Romero — Sponsor, Chris Heffley, Susie Underwood, Sherry Wenschof, Rodney Morris, Kevin Lyke, Amy McDuffe, Karla Kohler, Catherine Stallmeyer, Steve McGlamery, Can- dance Mott — Sponsor. Fourth Row: Kitty Creswell, Mark Neuman, Tom Broeren, Rob Williamson, Kreg Brown, Brad Walker, Pat MacGregor, Lindsey Sharp, Mike Hagan. 96 mg High Standards Left to Right: Katrina Fruth, Susan Jolly, Mike Harte, Dale Preuss. Second Row: Nancy Wiseman, Page Fredricks, Andy Stallman, Albert Danial, Julie Fisher. Third Row: Bob Proksch — vice presi- dent, Sherry Spooner — sponsor, Sue Griffet, Jennifer Staples — secretary, Elizabeth Santas. Fourth Row: Eric Meyer — treasurer, Lynn Kieffer — president, Jeff Sparks. Not Pictured: Rich Segall. C 1 u b Left to Right: Eric Meyer, Page Fredricks, Nancy Wiseman, Mary Hays. German Honor The German Club has been high in spirit this year. A volleyball game against French Club was held. A progressive dinner was enjoyed by the Club and was served in the school’s Home Economics room. The German Club purchased a Christmas tree and deco- rated it for the holiday season. Guest speakers and field trips were also part of the club’s activities for the year. 97 Speech Club The Speech Club began their busy year with a trip to Decatur MacArthur for competition. Trips to the campuses of Illinois State University and Eastern Illi- nois University were also settings for Speech competi- tions. The Speech Club participated in a student con- gress January 19-20 at the University of Illinois and completed the year with the District contest in Febru- ary held at Central High School. Left to Right: Brett Kepley, Ginny Worthington, Mary Beth Eddleman. Second Row: Miss Tighe — Sponsor, Caro Kodes, Debbie Arnold, Jeanette Gibbs, Mara Tep- per. Third Row: Pedro Carroll, Luida Shtohryn, Todd Manley, Frank Keck, Wes Cur- tis. Election Board The Election Board is perhaps the most over- looked job in our school. The members not only pass out and collect the ballots, they count them also. If all students were present on an election day there would be over 1200 ballots. Left to Right: Bob Davies, DeDe Fileccia — President, Paula Elmer, Joyce Grabher, Anita Stroud, Brenda Palmisano. Second Row: Sue Bodamer, Nancy Deschene, RoseAnne Forrester, Gina Ignasiak, Amy Lewis, Kathy Bash, Wendy Bell, Diane McNattin. Not Pictured: Tom Broeren, Joni Rasmussen, Jill Lewis, Jeanette Gibbs, Beth Lindgren, Teresa May. 98 Homecoming week is an inspiration to all students for participation in Charger spirit. The Pep Club has that responsi- bility all through the year. The annual chili supper and sponsor- ing the fan buses for away games is only part of their activ- ities. The Pep Club started an information bulletin board, located outside the athletic office; the bulletin board is a helpful reminder of upcoming sports events and school activi- ties. Attendance at the Pep Club meetings is high and their pres- ence is known at all school games. Pep Club keeps our spirits high. Left to Right: Jamelyn Foster, Marie Scantlebury, Celestine Barbee, Chris Heffley, Kellie Holliday. Second Row: Anna Wil- lard, Lorry Meister, Ann Goodling, Debbie Gossett. Third Row: Kelly Green, Natalie Ross, Cheryl Sinnott, Kim Johnson, Susie Skelton, Liz Glidewell. Fourth Row: Laurie Arnold, Julie Adams, Geri Truscelli, Nancy Deshene, Tammi Schweighart, Robin Holliday, Besty Saunders. Pep Club Chili Supper was a huge success. 99 Thespians Left to Right: Pam McGuire, Tom Scaggs, Bob Davies, Marilyn Rudnick, Barb Bryan, Andy Rhodes. Second Row: Kathy Wag- ner, Dee Christensen, Lynn Kieffer, Doug Ward, Terri Hulisbusch, Dirk Bodine, Julius Hewitt, Garry Hanshu. Third Row: Ted Hall, Val Renken, Debbie McLaird, Debbie Phillips, Nancy Knott, Caro Kodes, Lisa Hansen, Todd Manley, Mr. Page — Sponsor. Act Well Your Part, There All The Honor Lies The Thespians seem to be in deep thought. 100 As the dramatic foundation of Centennial, the Thespians are involved from the very beginning of school to the very end. The fall play, Spectrum, and the musical are the three main productions which occupy most of their time and effort. As an International society, Thespians are recognized as a high quality performing organization. Students Help Out Centennial Guard Without this group of girls what would Coach Fredricks and Coach Vance do? The girls took times, kept score and made sure things ran smoothly for both girls and boys home swim m ets. Left to Right: Kim Johnson, Susie Skelton, Lori Harding, Sondra Branstetter. Second Row: Kathy Brademas, Nancy Deschene, Karen Bradley, Lisa Punkay, Joni Rasmussen. Third Row: Denise Hyde, Karen Ehlers, Peggy Hire, Wendy Bell, Kathy Powell, Celestine Barbee. Fourth Row: Eileen Merrill, Lindsey Sharp, Missy Menguy, Stacy Van Meter, Catherine Stallmeyer, Joy Schmitz, Chris Langley. Fifth Row: Linda Sutherland, Julie Skelton, Mary Beth Eddle- man, Leah Freeman, Rebecca Shapland, Mary Rapier, Sue Brady, Leslie Wells. Half Nelsons As aides to the wrestling coaches, the Half Nelsons have many duties. Scoring, timing and general information run- ners, these girls are a crucial part of the meets. The Half Nel- sons, in the years to come, hope to get an earlier start in the year to enable them to partici- pate in some fund raising pro- jects. But as a whole, the Half Nelsons are the extra help needed to produce successful wrestling meets. Left to Right: Cindy West, Betsy Sanders, Debbie Gossett, Liz Glidwell. Second Row: Sandra Hoch, Robin Hol- liday, Michelle Hermann, Diane Kouzmanoff, Kim Roney, Lori Davis. Third Row; Jennifer Staples, Leigh Ann Bryan, Lisa Elder, Lisa Nelson, Tammy Schram, RoseAnne Belfatto, Kim Bodamer. Conservation Club Nature hikes and similar kinds of field trips were common practice for conservation club members. One such “Field trip” was to Devil’s Lake, Wis- consin, for cross country skiing. The Conservation Club’s endangered species for the year was the wolf. The club had T-shirts made up with a wolf on the front. With the help of our Student Council the Conservation Club sponsored Earth Week, and the highlight of the year the all-school paper-drive which lasted the second semester. Left to Right: Pat MacGregor, Heidi Fritz, Gail Brannock, Claire Casteel, Amy Dickey, Patty Vernon. Second Row: Mr. Casteel — sponsor, Tara Fredricks, Barb Bryan, Jennifer Blum, Mary Beth Eddleman, Ginny Worthing- ton, Jill Jones, Barb Baries. Third Row: Mark Merten, Mark Neuman, Penny Willenbring, Cathy Dugan, Karen Patzke, Terri Evans, Beth Lindgren, Chris Dayton, Kelly Bilbrey. Fourth Row: Kerry Seward, Sue Griffet, Elaine Schweitzer, Chris Rine. Fifth Row: Tom Quinn, Sandy Blevins, Chuck Scribner, Barney Petty, Steve Selander. Chess 1 u b Getting together after school to play chess was habit forming for the Chess Club members. Mr. Spoonamore’s room was filled with the members challenging each other and sharing tactics with one another. Left to Right: Ron Janowski, Alice Pfeffer - treasurer, Tonja Schade — president, Luba Rascheff — secretary, George Janusz, Colin Weston. Second Row: Tom Jonowski, Bob Murdock, Helmut Ruether, Mike Button, Peter Czajkowski, Stephen Zak, Micheal Urbanek. 102 Computer 1 u b This year the computer club became involved by sponsoring an open gym. The computer club also gained enough recognition to be allowed to use the Plato facilities in the library. Left to Right: Diane Shierry, Karen Evans, Melanie Marchiand. Second Row: Scott Marshall, Robert Murdock, Garry Haruska, Steve Shierry, Steve Lehocky, Cary Ander- son, Tonja Schade. Third Row: Kevin Tauber, Jeff Terstriep, Jeff Fryer. Radio Club Left to Right: Eric Meyer — KA9BDJ — vice president, Paul Kohler — WB9ZDQ, George Minton — KA9BGX — sponsor, Karl Zemlin — WB9ZFG, Chris Williamson - WD9HVX, Tom McNabb - WB9WVK — president. Not Pictured: Nancy Bonnett In the Amateur Radio Club there is everything from novices to experts. All are trained in Morse Code and taught how to handle emergency situations. When no emergencies arose, communication across continents kept things going. 103 Homecoming 1 9 7 8 Left to Right: Wendy Bell. Denise Hyde, Amy Lewis, Sheri Kaiser, DeDe Fileccia. Second Row: Jim Forrester, Wes Curtis, Tim Broeren, Kevin Adams, Greg Martin, Philip Trautman. Melanie Ignakiak, Homecoming Queen, Crowns DeDe Filec- cia for this year’s queen. Homecoming activities were exciting and each stu- dent was involved with the spirit of the upcoming game. The Annual National Honor Society Bonfire was held the night preceding the game. The rock group of Cen- tennial’s own students “Sphinx” was the highlight of the evening. The day of Homecoming, mums were distributed by the band members as a way for the student population to send Homecoming greetings to their friends and acquaintances. The Student Council held an intense assembly, past Homecoming kings of Centennial and past cheerleaders came to help keep the spirit of Home- coming high. The candidates for Homecoming queen were presented with their escorts, and the Senior Girls Council (Interserve) performed a skit. After school, the floats were judged in their respec- tive class competition and the Seniors proudly took first place. Decorated cars, bikes and floats all took their pos- itions, and the Homecoming parade was underway and a large success. The Pep Club Chili Supper was held after the Varsity Show and then the game we all had anticipated was nearing. The Chargers were renowned in their perform- ance on the field and the game was a spirited success. At halftime DeDe Fileccia was crowned as Homecoming Queen by Melonie Ignasiak, ’77-78 queen. The Homecoming Dance ended the week of activities and it too was a success. Mark Hartman reigned as our Homecoming King. And when completed, the excite- ment of the week lingered on to be remembered by all those participating in Homecoming activities. 104 Jingle Bells Left to Right: Arleen Adams, Wendy Bell, Denise Hyde, Mary Karich, Linda Kuo. The Thanksgiving assembly is not only to recognize the football players and basketball stars, but tradi- tion, the crowning of Miss Jinglebells is held during this assembly. As the candidates walked out onto cen- ter gym, the lights dimmed and excitement grew. Denise Hyde was crowned Miss Jinglebells by our Homecoming King Mark Hartman and Homecoming Queen DeDe Feliccia. Denise and her court welcomed Santa to Country Fair Mall and assisted him through the holiday season. A. Miss Jingle Bells, Denise Hyde, with Santa at Country Fair Mall. Business Associates All teachers in the Business Department of Centennial are involved directly or indirectly with the sponsoring of the Business Associates Club. Students enrolled in Business courses are eligible to be in the club. Members meet once a month and are often the audience of Business men and women of Champaign and Urbana. Their Decernber project was a Disco Dance, and they hope to raise money through candy sales to plan their annual field trip. Left to Right: Gina Ignasiak, Terri Evans, Pam VanEtta, RoseAnne Forrester, Wendy Bell, Chris Slade. Second Row: Kathleen Powell — secretary, Mary Stroud, Susie Stinson, Terri Mulrooney, Donna Kobe!, Linda Sutherland. Third Row: Ceclia Carley, Evelyn Stroud, Patty Vernon, Mrs. Eckcr — sponsor, Mrs. Seifert — sponsor, Jackie Bagwell — president, Linda Doyle — treasurer, Susie Underwood — vice pres- ident, Bob Krouse, Doug Ward, Bob Murdock, Elizabeth Marchiando. Art Club Keeping with the school’s spirit, the Art Club did their part by silk-screening T-shirts for Homecoming. In addition to the T-shirts the Club held workshops on many different crafts. Left to Right: Tonja Schade — treasurer, Micheal Pfeffer. Second Row: Alice Pfeffcr — president, Katrina Fruth. Third Row: Darrell Dohraman, Laura Kuhn, Diane McNattin, Daryn Denzer — vice president. Not Pictured: Mr. Danielson — sponsor. 106 Senior Of The Month Selection Committee Being chosen Senior-of-the-Month is an honor filled with self-pride. The faculty and this committee work together to choose the outstanding seniors in academics, sports, and activities each month. Left to Right: Lisa Bone, Rebecca Shapland, Denise Hyde, Susie Underwood, Sue Brady, Leah Freeman — secretary. Second Row: Mr. Casteel — sponsor, Mr. Valentine, Greg Martin, Scott Wendland, Doug Ward, Joy Schmitz. Not Pictured: Dan Sullivan. Afro-American Club The Afro American Club arouses the curiosity of those interested in the Afro American culture. The club began the year with Derby Day which they sponsored. They had an active second semester. Left to Right: Regina Greene, Daphne Lawson, Jackie Bagwell, Bridgett Veas- ley — vice president. Second Row: Marie Scanbury, Debra Anderson, James Harper, Samuel Sibley, Mrs. Bur- gess — sponsor, Not Pictured: Jeanette Gibbs — president, Kay Davis — secre- tary. 107 Polar Bear Club It all started as a way of keeping in shape during the winter months. Members of the Cross Country team have spent time, about two to five times a week, running outside in our “Champaign winter” weather. These guys have shown great loyalty toward the Stri- ders and their efforts will prove well worth it in the end. Left to Right: Larry Earl, Dahmin Chu, Marc Racer, Mike Buttimer. Sec- ond Row: Keith Olson, Greg Hollern, David Pugh. Third Row: Mark Neu- man, Harry Walter, Pedro Carroll, Dave Procise. Soccer Club With the support of health teacher, Mr. Skizas, intramu- ral sports were started as after school activities. The soccer club began this way. Its popularity grew, and the students at Centennial supported their games. The club played in the fall and hopes of its continuance in the years to come are high. Left to Right: Darrell Dohrman, Eric Hoffman, John Modril, Micheal Pfeffer, Todd Barnett. Second Row: Albert Daniel, Brian Hollis, Tonja Shade, Daryn Denzer. Third Row: Tom Quinn, Steve Rothenberg, Eric Faulkner, Mark Merten, Nasseh Hariri. Not Pictured: Wayne Faulkner, Dean Spitz, Doug Sippel, Stephen Zak, Amir Kazmen, Paul Hoffman. 108 Student Advisory Council To The 1 s t r • i c t w 1 d e A d v 1 s Left to Right: Elijah Terry, Pedro Carrol, Mindy Carroll, Joyce Werner. Second Row: Mrs. Downing — advisor, Kara Devlin, Nancy Wiseman, Marcus Johnson, Rezini Aslam. Not Pictured: Lynn White, Lisa Causley. fj This year has been a new beginning for Title Seven. The group is concerned with peer and inter- T1 racial relationships throughout the school. Funds have been provided by the Government for projects of cultural and social participation by the school population. This year Title Seven sponsored a trip to r “The Wiz” and a viewing of an opera at Krannert. Meetings with other Title Seven groups and the J school board are requirements of each member of the Title Seven board. c 0 u n c • 1 i 109 o f Occupations Left to Right: Sissy Carley, Scott Schmidt, Cheryl Charlton, Cindy Goodling, Lisa Bone, Brenda Cook, Pam VanEtta, Mrs. White — sponsor. Second Row: Teri Mulrooney, Jeff Hagan, Linda Sutherland, Joyce Langlois, Cindy Schade, Jackie Bagwell, Evelyn Stroud, Mary Stroud. Lisa Bone expands her skills working for Mr. Tomlinson in the Athletic department. Left to Right: Angie Leger, Cindy Sims, Dawn Thomas, Becky Smith, Connie Eggers. Second Row: Glo- ria Devine, Stephanie Poshand, Tammy Daughtery, Julie Brooks, Sherry Chaney, Teresa Arnold. Third Row: Kevin Dragoo, Scott Bates, Eric Heaton, James Pettis, Ann Morrow, Tina Crosby, Mrs. Eichelber- ger — sponsor. Health O c c u p a t 1 o n s no There is no substitute for “On the Job Training” and CCE provides you this opportunity and in no matter what your career interests are. While still receiving your high school education you also get valuable on the job experience. c w T Left to Right: Mrs. Johnson — sponsor, Marva Richardson, Stephanie Hodges, Steve Barbee, Roger Miller, Jeff Hall. Not Pictured: Amos Kyse, Cathy Freidman. Left to Right: Da Cline, Yvonne Clark, Nancy Griffin, Erwonna Allen, Brenda Richards. Second Row: Miss Neubauer — sponsor, Robin Tubesing, Pam Cornett, Ron Maggi, Deboran Butts. Third Row: Jeff Cox, David McNish, Jeff Freise, Patricia Cobbs, Lorie Wolverton, Gail Manning. Ill 112 w- ■ - ■ Seniors Make It To The Top As the year draws to a close there are different altitudes taken by seniors. One of happiness, getting away from teachers, homework and finals. But for some it is a feeling of sadness, leaving the place where they have spent three years; separating from friends and looking on to the future. The long hard hours working on the Homecoming float finally paid off with a first place. As the seniors flip their lassies at graduation, Cen- tennial will lose a fine group of students and people. Good Luck to the Class of ’79. Senior Class Officers — Bottom to Top: Sheri Kaiser President; Wendy Bell — Vice President; Dan Sullivan — Treasurer; Ted Katsinas Secre- tary. Arlcen Adams, Cheerleader 10 — Co-Captain; German Club 11; German Honor Society 11; Interserve 12 — Vice-President; Jingle Bell Court 12; National Honor Society 10,11 — Treasurer, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Let- tered; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12, Lettered; Cross Country 12; Student Council 10, 11,12; “Char- ger of the Year,” 12. Kevin Adams, Homecoming Escort 12; Foot- Laura Alford Christopher Allans, Football 10. Barbara Anderson, A Cappella 10, 11, 12; Chamber Choir 12; Varsity Show 12. Karen Anderson 114 Robert Anderson, Computer Club 11, 12; Ger- man Club 11,12; Football Manager 10. Beth Arie Mike Arnold, C.C.E. 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 11, 12. Ketina Arrington, Afro-American Club 10; Health Occupations Club 12. Kevin Avers, German Club 11; German Honor Society 10. 11; Interact 12; Math Team 10, 11; Football 10.11,12. Jacqueline Bagwell, Afro-American Club 10, 11,12 — Secretary; Business Club 10 — Secre- tary, 11,12— President; C.C.E. 12; Champaign C.C.E. Advisory Council Representative 12. Barbara Baker. Business Club 10, 11; Centen- nial Guard 10, 11; Pep Club 11; Spanish Honor Society 10,11; Track 10. Monica Ball Angela Barbee, Afro-American Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10; Spectrum 12; Track 10,12; Stage Crew 10. Robert Barker Ray Barneske Thomas Barton, Intramurals 10, 12; Swim Team 10,11,12 — Lettered; Baseball 10. 115 Kathy Bash, Centennial Guard 11; Election Boara 12; Jr. Sr. Leader 11, 12; Student Coun- cil 12. Bradley Bates, C.C.E. 12. Christopher Battershell, Interact 12; Intramu- rals 10,11; Football 10,11,12. Wendy Bell, Business Club 12; Centennial Guard 10, 11, 12; Cheerleaders 10, 11; Class Officers 10 — Treasurer, 12 — Vice-President; Election Board 12; French Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Court 12; Interserve 12; Jingle Belle Court 12; Pep Club 10, 11; Prom Committee 11; Track 9, 11, 12; Swim Team 12; Basketball 10; Softball 10— Lettered; Student Council 10.11,12; Varsity Show 11. Kelly Bilbrey, C.C.E. 11 — Vice-President; Conservation Club 12; Flag Corps 10, 11 — Vice-President; Health Occupations Club 11 — Vice-President; Lancer 10, 11 — Vice-Presi- dent, 12 — President; Varsity Show 10,11,12. Malinda Binder Randy Birge, Wrestling 9; Golf 10. Jeffrey Black Kimberly Bodamer, Centurian Staff — Under- classmen Editor 12; Half Nelsons 10, 11, 12; Lancers 11. Dirk Bodine, Chamber Choir 12; Interact 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; “The Man Who Came to Dinner,” 11. “On Borrowed Time,” 12, “Guys and Dolls,’' 10, “Oliver,” 11; Spectrum 10, 11; Golf 10, 11; Student Council 10; Thespians 11,12 — Vice-President; Varsity Show 12. Lisa Bone, A Cappella 9, 10 — Treasurer; C.C.E. 12; Centinal Staff 11; Interserve— His- torian 12; Jr. Sr. Leader 11 12; Senior of the Month Selection Committee 12; Track 10; Var- sity Show 10, 11; Secretary for Athletic Direc- tor 12. Michael Bradford 116 Lloyd Bradley Susan Brady, Centennial Guard Julie Brooks, Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Centurian Staff — Typ- 11, 12; C.C.E. 12 — President; ist 12; Interserve — Secretary Marching Band 11. 12; Prom Committee 11; Senior of the Month Selection Commit- tee 12; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11, 12 — Secretary; Track 11,12. Julie Broyles, A Cappella 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11; C.C.E. 12; Ego Staff 11; Flag Corps 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11; Spec- trum 11; Stage Crew 10, Var- sity Chorus 12. Gail Bran nock, Conservation Timothy Broeren, Homecoming Club 11,12. Escort 12; Interact 12; S.A.R. Michael Brya, Football 11, 12; 12; Spanish Honor Society 10, Wrestling 11, 12 — Lettered; 11; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basket- Swim Team 10. ball 10, 11; Football 10, 11; Cross Country 12 — Lettered. Timothy Brya, Football 11, 12; Wrestling 12. 117 Rhonda Bryan Jane Campo, Interserve — Treasurer 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 — Lettered; Softball 10, 11,12 — Lettered. Lisa Burton, Pep Club 11; Var- sity Show 10. Bradley Cannon, Baseball 10; Football 10,11. James Button, Spectrum 11,12; Basketball 10; Football 10, 11, 12 — Lettered; Track 10,11,12; Second Team All Conference Football Team 12. Cecelia Carey, Business Club 12; C.C.E. 12. Daniel Byers, Conservation Club 11,12; Motocross 11; Foot- ball 10,11, 12 — Lettered; Stu- dent Council 12; C.B.T. 10, 11, 12 — Captain; Poopettes 12. Claire Casteel, Conservation Club 10 — Treasurer, 11 — Sec- retary 12 — President; Spanish Honor Society 10,11,12. A. Carla Holdcroft, what are you hiding? B. Say cheese, Frank! Lisa Causley, Afro-American Club 10,11,12; Concert Band 9, 10,11; Marching Band 9,10,11; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11; Title VII Board 10, 11, 12 — President of Student Advisory Council. John Clark, C.C.E. 11; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11; Football 10, 11, 12 — Lettered; Basket- ball 10, 11; All Conference Football Team 12. Cheryl Charlton Susan Clark, Lancers 11; Math Team 10, 11, 12; Costume Man- ager — “My Three Angels,” “The Man Who Came To Din- ner,” Guys and Dolls,” 10, 11, 12; Thespians 10, 11; Varsity Show 11; Senior of the Month 12; National Merit Semi-Final- ist 12. Paul Chastain, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Interact 12; Jazz Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; “Guys and Dolls,” 10, “Oliver,” 11; Small Ensem- bles 10; Spanish Honor Society 10,11; Spectrum 10,11,12. Dan Clements, C.C.E. 11. Denise Christensen, A Cappella 11; Chamber Choir 12; ‘My Three Angels,” 10, “Man Who Came to Dinner, 11, “Guys and Dolls, 10, Oliver,” 11; Spec- trum 11; Stage Crew 10,11.12; Thespians 11, 12; Varsity Show 10,11,12. Eric Coad, Math Team 10, 11, 12. Tom Coleman, Baseball 10,11. Brenda Cook Frank Cook, Football 10, 11, 12 — Lettered; Wrestling 11. Catherine Cornell, Concert Carol Cotter, Softball 10; Bas- Philip Cozad Band 10, 11; Intramurals 10; ketball Manager 11; 1979 Sen- Marching Band 10, 11; Math ior Class Insignia 12; Senior team 10; Spanish Honor Society Girls’ Skit 12. 10,11. Wesley Curtis, Boys’ State 11; Concert Band 10, 11, 12 — His- torian; Homecoming Escort 12; Interact — Vice-President 12; Jazz Band 11; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Math Team 10, 11; Debate Club 11, 12 — Vice- President; Cross Country 11, 12 — Lettered. 120 The Class Of 1979, A. Liuda Shtohryn gives Mr. Lehman the cold shoulder treatment. B. Leah Freeman seems to be paying attention to the wrong subject Cheryl Danielson, Centurian Tammy Daughertv, C.C.E. 11, Lori Davis Richard Davis Advertising Staff 12. 12; Centinal Staff 11; D.E. 11, Stephen Deckard, On Bor- James Dennler, Swim Team 10. William Davis 12. rowed Time,” 12; “Guys and Christine Dayton, Centinal Dolls,” 10, “Oliver,” 11; Spec- Staff 11; Centurian Advertising trum 12; Football 10; Track 10, Staff 12; Conservation Club 12; 11; Thespians 11,12. Swim 10,12; Lancers 11. 121 At Times Our Class Was Organized Martha Dennler, Concerttand 10, 11, 12; Drum Major 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Swim Team 12; Bas- ketball 11; Softball 11. Gloria Devine, C.C.E. 12. Jeff Dodson, Spanish Honor Society 10, 11; Golf 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12. Kirk Donovan, Cross Country 10; Baseball 11, 12; Wrestling 12; Track 10. Linda Doyle, Business Club 10,11, 12 — Trea- surer. Craig Drennan Patricia Dunwoodie, A Cappella 10, 11; Busi- ness Club 10; Chamber Choir 10; Varsity Show 10,11. Karen Ehlers, Centennial Guard 11,12; Jr. Sr. Leader 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Pep Club 10,11; Senior Girls’ Skit 12. Robert Elmer, Swim Team 10,11,12. Shelley Engel, Centinal Staff 11; Advertising Staff 12; Junior Class Secretary; Conservation Club 12; Flag Corps 11; Lancers 11 — Histo- rian, 12 — Treasurer; Prom Committee 11; Track 9; Student Council 12. Melissa Evans Terri Evans. Business Club 11, 12; Centennial Guard 12; Advertising Staff 12; Softball 12; Volleyball Manager 12. 122 Steve Farmer, Football 10; Stage Crew 11. Mark Faullin, Concert Band 9, 10; Business Club 12; Marching Band 9,10; Swim Team 10, 11,12 — Lettered; Baseball 10. Mary Ferris, Half Nelsons 11; Softball 11,12. Diane Fileccia, Class Officers Treasurer 11; Election Board 10, 11, 12 — President; Home- coming Queen 12; Interserve 12; Prom Com- mittee 11; Student Council 10,11,12 — Secre- tary. James Forrester, Conservation Club 11; Home- coming Escort 12; Interact 12; Intramurals 10, 11; National Honor Society 12; Polar Bear Club 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12 — Lettered; Cross Country 10, 11, 12 — Lettered; Track 12; Stu- dent Council 12. Lori Fosnaugh, Intramurals 10; Senior Girls’ Skit 12. Bruce Francis, Concert Band 9, 10; Conserva- tion Club 10; Marching Band 9, 10; Man Who Came to Dinner,” Oliver,” 11; On Borrowed Time,” 12; Spectrum Stage Manager 12; Stage Crew 11,12; Thespians 11,12. Tania Freeh, Conservation Club 11; Lancers 10 — Secretary, 11 — Historian 12. Page Fredericks, Concert Band 9, 10; German Club 12; Interserve 12; Marching Band 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Volleyball 12; Swimming 11. Leah Freeman, Centennial Guard 12; Centu- rian Staff — Typist 12; Jr. Sr. Leader 11, 12; Senior of the Month Selection Committee 12 — Secretary; Spectrum 12. Jeff Friese, C.C.E. 11,12. Heidi Fritz, Conservation Club 12. 123 And At Other Times . . . Patty Garvey, A Cappella 11; C.C.E. 11; Cham- ber Choir 12; Varsity Show 10,11,12. Keith Glenn, Concert Band 10, 11, 12; March- ing Band 10, 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 10, John Goin, Concert Band 10, 11, 12; German Club 11; German Honor Society 11; Interact 12; Jazz Band 10,11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Spectrum 1L 12; Swimming 10, 11, 12; Solo and Ensemble Band Contest 10,11,12. John Good Cynthia Good ling, C.C.E. 12. Julie Grothe, French Honor Society 10, 11, 12 — President; Jr. Sr. Leader 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Softball 10, 11; Volley- ball 10,11.12. Charles Haarhues, Spectrum 10. Jeffrey Hagan,Business Club 11; C.C.E. 12. Jeffrey Hall, Afro-American Club 10; C.C.E. 12; C.W.T. 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12 — Let- tered; Stage Crew 12; Varsity Show 12. Mary Hall, Art Club 10; Centennial Guard 11; Centinal Staff 11, 12; Interserve 12; Intramu- rals 10; Jr. Sr. Leader 11, 12 — President; National Honor Society 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12 — Lettered; Student Council 10,11.12. Ted Hall, Centinal Staff 11; Ego Stan 11; “Oli- ver,” 11; “On Borrowed Time,” 12; Spectrum 11; Stage Crew 11, 12; Thespians 11, 12; Var- sity Show 12. Daniel Hall beck, Baseball 10; Football 10,11. 124 Lori Hallowell. Softball 11,12. Jamie Hanoka, Business Club 11,12. Lori Harding, Centennial Guard 11; Boys’ Swim Team 9, 10; Girls’ Swim Team 11, 12; Boys’ Swim Team Manager 11. David Harmen, F.F.A. 12. James Harper, Afro-American Club 11, 12; Intramurals 10; Football 10; Track 10; Upward Bound 10,11. Mark Hartman, Homecoming King 12; Inter- act 12; Intramurals 10,12; Spanish Honor Soci- ety 10; Football 10, 11, 12. Lettered 10, 11. 12; Captain 11,12; Basketball 10, 11; Lettered 11; Baseball 12. Charles Hassell, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9,10; Football 10,11,12; Track Mary Hays, Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Ego Staff 10; German Club 11 — Secretary; German Honor Society 1L 12; Marching Band 9,10,11; National Honor Society 10,11,12. Alan Hays B 125 Julius Hewitt, A Cappella 10 — Vice-President; Chamber Choir 10, 11 — President 12; Encore Ensemble 10; Interact 12; “Guys and Dolls,” 10; “The Man Who Came to Dinner,” “Oliver,” 11; “On Borrowed Time, 12; Spec- trum 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12; Thespians 11,12— President; Title VII Board 10, 11, 12; Var- sity Show 10,11. Thomas Hildreth James Hill Kenneth Hill, Swim Team 10. Audria Hillsman David Hire Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Football 10. Margaret Hire, Centennial Guard 11,12; German Club 11; Pep Club 11; Prom Committee 11; Student Council 12; Senior Girls’ Skit 12. Barton Hodges Stephanie Hodges, Business Club 11; C.C.E. 12; Centennial Guard 11, 12; C.W.T. 12; Half Nelsons 12; Pep Club 11; Senior of the Month Selection Committee 12; Spectrum 12; Track 10; Stage Crew 11, 12; Varsity Chorus 11, 12; Varsity Show 11,12. Alan Hoffman, Wrestling 10, 11, 12— Lettered; Football Manager 12. A. Jerry Schweighart digresses from his homework. B. Karla Kohler presents Mr. Davis and Mr. Griggs Charger horses for the homecoming parade. C. Doug Ward poses for his senior picture. 126 Seniors Move To Bigger And Better Things David Hoffmann Cathy Hoffmeister Carla Holdcroft, Interserve 12; Jr. Sr. Leader 11,12; Senior Girls’ Skit 12. Rieher Hovde Richard Howard, Intramurals 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12 — Let- tered. Jay Huddleston, Football 10; Track 10. Patricia Hulett, Volleyball 10,11,12. Nancy Humphreys, French Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Half Nelsons 10, 11; Jr. Sr. Leader 11, 12. Martha Hutchins, Half Nelsons 10; Lancers 10, 11; Track 10; Varsity Show 10,11. Denise Hyde, Centennial Guard 10, 11, 12; Cheerleaders 10,11,12; Homecoming Court 12; Interserve 12; Jingle Belle Queen 12; Jr. Sr. Leader 11, 12; Senior of the Month Selection Committee 12; Softball 10, 11, 12 — Lettered; Basketball 10,11; Student Council 11,12. LatanyaJake Terron Jake 127 B. Cary Anderson finishes his homework. Deborah James Patrick Jolliff Christina Johansen, Concert Band 10,11; Marching Band 10, 11; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11,12; Varsity Show 11. Charlotte Jones, A Cappella 10. Jeffrey Johnson, Centinal Staff 11; Golf 10,11,12; Baseball 11. Gregory Jones, Football 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12 — Let- tered. Michael Johnson, A Cappella 10; Chamber Choir 10, 11; Var- sity Show 10,11,12. Sheri Kaiser, Centennial Guard 10; Class Officers 10 — Secre- tary, 12 — President; Home- coming Court 12; Interserve 12; Jr. Sr. Leader 11, 12; Pep Club 10; “On Borrowed Time,” 12; Prom Committee 12; Student Council 10,11. A. The Charger offense tears apart the Decatur Eisenhower defense. Mary Karich, Centennial Guard Scott Katsinas, Boys’ State 11; 10, 11, 12; Centinal Staff 12; Centinal Staff 12 — Advertis- Class Officers 10; President ing Manager; Class Officers 12 Conservation Club 12; Election — Treasurer; Interact 12; Footr Board 10, 12; German Club 12; ball 11, 12 — Lettered; Basket- Interserve 12; Jingle Belle ball 10, 11; Student Council 10, Court 12; Jr. Sr. Leader 11, 12; 11. National Honor Society 10, 11, Lynn Keiffer, German Club 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 10, 12 — Vice President; “On Bor- 11; Tennis 10, 11, 12 — Let- rowed Time,” 12; “Guys and tered; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Dolls,” 10; “Oliver,” 11; Stage Student Council 10, 11, 12 — Crew 10, 11, 12; Thespians 11, President of the Student Body. 12; Jazz Choir 12. Frank Keck, Concert Band 10. 11; Interact 12; Marching Band 10, 11; Polar Bear Club 12; Track 10,12; Football 10; Cross Country 11. A. Mr. Page explains the situation to Pam McGuire. Teresa Keagle, Conservation Thomas Keagle, Centurian Club 11. Staff Photographer 12; Foot- Kathleen Kelly, Afro-American ball 10; Wrestling 10. Club 11, 12 — Vice President; Brett Kepley, German Club 12; Lancers 12. German Honor Society 11; Spectrum 12; Speech Debate Club 11,12; Golf 11,12. B. Jeff Cox considers the future by visiting the Counseling Office. 129 William Kissebcrth, German Club 11; German Honor Society 11; National Honor Society 11, 12. Robert Klasing, Wrestling 10, 11, 12; J.E.T.S. 10,11,12. Nancy Knott, Chamber Choir 11, 12 — Presi- dent; Man Who Came to Dinner ” 11; On Borrowed Time” 12; Spectrum 11, 12; Softball 11,12; Thespians 12; Varsity Show 12; Varsity Chorus 11,12. Karla Kohler, Girls’ State 11; Interserve 12; National Honor Society 11, 12 — Treasurer; Spanish Honor Society 12 — President; Volley- ball 11,12 — Lettered; Star Course Rep. 11. Donald Kunde, Football 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10,11,12. Linda Kuo, Interserve 12; Jingle Belle Court 12; Volleyball 10. Joyce Langlois, Business Club 12; C.C.E. 12; Cheerleader 10,11,12; Interserve 12; Pep Club 10,11; Softball 10; Varsity Show 11,12. Ruth Lee, Spanish Honor Society 10,11. Angela Leger, Health Occupations Club 12. We Studied Hard . . . Stephen Lehocky, Computer Club 10, 11, 12 — President; WARP Production Manager. Amy Lewis, Election Board 12; Homecoming Court 12; Interserve 12 — President; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11 — Secretary-Treasurer, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12. Keith Herman Elizabeth Lindgren, Conservation Club 12; Election Board 11,12; Lancers 10,11,12. Stewart MacGregor, Intramurals 10,11,12. Pamela Madden, Pep Club 10, 11; Spanish Honor Society 11; Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Soft- ball 10. Mary Manzella, Lancers 11, 12 — Secretary Varsity Show 12. Jeanne Marchand, A Cappella 11; Concert Band 10; Encore Ensemble 11, 12; French Honor Society 10, 11; Marching Band 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Small Ensem- bles 11,12; Varsity Chorus 11. Elizabeth Marehando, Business Club 12; C.C.E. 12; Intramurals 10; Swim Team 10,11. Scott Marshall, Computer Club 11, 12 — Vice- President; German Club 11; German Honor Society 11,12; WARP 10,11,12 — Saboteur. Gregory Martin. Centurian Senior Editor 12; Homecoming Escort 12; Interact 12; Math Team 10; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Senior of the Month Selection Committee 12; Spanish Honor Soci- ety 10, 11; Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12, 4 Letter- man, Captain 11,12. Katrina Maxwell, Centinal Photographer 11; French Honor Society 10,11,12; Interserve 12; Lancers 11; Prom Committee 11; Spectrum 10, 11, 12; Swim Team 10; Track 10; Student Council 10. 131 At Least For The First Semester Teresa May, Centennial Guard 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 10, 11 — Mascot; Election Board 12; Pep Club 10,11; Prom Committee 11; Swim Team 10,11; Student Council 12. Alice McClintock, Student Council 11. Deanne McCullough, Centurian Staff 11; Jr. Sr. Leader 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11; Volleyball 10,11,12; Senior Girls Skit. Pamela McGuire, A Cappella 10; Chamber Choir 11, 12; Encore Ensemble 11, 12; German Club 10; Marching Band 10; On Borrowed Time, ” 12; “Oliver,” 11; Spectrum 11, 12; Intramurals 10; Thespians 11,12; Vrsity Show 11,12. David McKinney, Baseball 10, 11, 12; Football 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12. Thomas McNabb, Amateur Radio Club 11, 12 — President; Conservation Club 11; Wrestling 10,11,12. Carole McNamara, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 11; Marching Band 10,11,12. Michael McNamer Tina Mead Gwendolyn Meeks Rosemary Meeks Patrick Menner, Centinal Staff 10 — Photog- rapher; Track 10,11,12. 32 Margaret Merrill, Centennial Guard 10,11 12; Centurian Staff 11 — Underclassman Editor 12 — Co-editor in Chief; Interserve 12; Jr. Sr. Leader 11,12 — Secretary; Track 10. Timothy Millage, Centinal Staff 12 — Sports Editor; Football 10,11,12 — Lettered; Basket- ball 10,11; Baseball 10,11 12 — Lettered. Gayle Minnear, Half Nelsons 10, 11; Spanish Honor Society 10,11. Jeffrey Moe, Interact 12. Karen Moss, Business Club 10, 11, 12; C.C.E. 12; Interserve 12; National Honor Society 12; Pep Club 10,11 — President; Prom Committee 11; Spectrum 12; Volleyball 10, 11, 12 — Let- tered. Robert Murdock, Business Club 12; Chess Club 10, 11, 12; Computer Club 10, 11 — President 12; WARP 10, ll, 12 — Distribution Manager. Doug Nichols, German Club 11; German Honor Society 11; Baseball 10. Joel Nimmons Daniel O'Connor i Catherine O'Hara, Ego Staff 10; French Honor Society 10, 11,12; Math Team 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; “The Man Who Came to Dinner,” 11; “Oliver,” 11; Thespians 11, 12; Senior Girls’ Skit 12. Melanie Olson, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Interserve 12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Math Team 10,11; National Honor Society 10,11,12; “Guys and Dolls,” 10; “Oliver,” 11; District Band 10,11,12. William O'Neal, Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 11; Marching Band 10,11,12; Track 10. 133 Barney Petty, Conservation Mark Pfiester, Wrestling 10,11. Kathleen C. Powell, Business Club 12. Club 12 — Secretary; Conserva- tion Club 10; Spanish Honor Society 10. 134 John Parrish, Afro-American Tracy Peeples Club 10; Business Club 11; Con- Christa Pctrillo servation Club 10, 11, 12; Inter- act 12; Baseball 10, 12; Basket- ball Manager 10,11,12; Student Council 12; Student Advisory Board 11. Julia Perring, F.F.A. 11,12. A. James Harper smiles for our cameraman. B. Is it teen interest? No, it is Leslie Wells and Dan Sullivan. C. Nancy Knott “checks” her work with a co-student's book. John Parrish seems to enjoy his dancing friends. Phillip Rear, Interact 12; Wres- Albert Redmond tling 9, 10, 11, 12 — Lettered; Baseball 10; Football Manager 11,12 — Lettered. Paul Reinersten Valerie Renken, Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Chamber Choir 12 Ego Staff 11; Flag Corps 11 French Honor Society 10, 11 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11 National Honor Society 12 “Oliver” 11; Spectrum 10, 11 Stage Crew 10, 11, 12; Thespi ans. Kathleen M. Powell, Business Club 12; Centennial Guard 11, 12; French Honor Society 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Pep Club 10. Susan Ramshaw, Centennial Guard 10; Swim Team 11. Christopher Quinn Mary Rapier, Centennial Guard 10, 11, 12; Centurian Copy Edi- tor 12; Cheerleader 11,12 — Co- captain; Interserve 12; Mascot 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Pep Club 10 — Vice-Presi- dent, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11; Varsity Show 11,12. For Seniors The Future Is Here Sharon Renner, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Centennial Guard 11; Marching Band 10, 11, 12 — Lettered; Tennis 11, 12 — Lettered; Senior Girls’ Skit 12. Michael Rials Eric Rihelin, German Honor Society 11, 12; Interact 12; Intramurals 10. 11, 12; Speech Debate Club 11 — Vice President; Baseball 10;. Golf 10,11, 12; Track 12. Mana Richardson, A Cappella 10; L.C.E. 12; Track 10. Christine Rine, Conservation Club 11. Baerbel Roeder, Exchange Student from Ger- many; Chamber Choir 12; Varsity Show 12. Jefferson Ruch, Concert Band 10, 11, 12 — President; German Club 11; German Honor Society 11; Jazz Band 11; Marching Band 9,10, 11, 12; “Oliver,” 11; Spectrum 11; All-State Music Organizations 11; District Music Organi- zations 11; Solo and Ensembles Contest 9, 10, 11,12. Karen Ryan, Centennial Guard 11; Interserve 12; Jr. Sr. Leader 11,12; Spectrum 11, 12; Stu- dent Council 11; “Queen Twit, 11. Victoria Sandberg, Lancers 10; Stage Crew 11. John Sapora, Project House Designer 11; Elec- tion Board 10; French Honor Society 10,11,12; Interact 12— Secretary; National Honor Soci- ety 11,12— Secretary; Basketball 10; Baseball 10,11,12— Lettered. Carolyn Scherlz, Spanish Honor Society 10,11. Sandra Schlecf, D.E. 11; Spectrum 12. 136 A. Steve Lchocky tries to finish before the tone sounds. B. Mike Carroll (alias Mary Rapier) makes his appear- ance at the Homecoming skit. Scott Schmidt, C.C.E. 11,12. Joy Schmitz, Business Club 10, 11; Centennial Guard 10, 11, 12; Centurian Staff — Under- classman Co-Editor 12; Interserve 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Pep Club 10,11 — Secre- tary; Prom Committee 11; Senior of the Month Committee 12; Spectrum 12; Track 10; Swim Team 12; Senior Girls’ Skit 12. Elaine Schweitzer, Conservation Club 11, 12; Ego Staff 12; National Honor Society 12. Gerald Schweighart, Band Concert 10, 11, 12; Centurian Staff Photographer 12; Jazz Band 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; “On Borrowed Time,” 12; “Guys and Dolls,” 10; Spectrum 11, 12; Football 10 11; Swimming 10, 11, 12; Thes- pians 12; Poopettes 12. Phil Scohv, Business Club 11; Interact 12; “Oli- ver,” 11; Advertising Club 12. John Shapland, Interact 12; Intramurals 10,11, 12. Rebecca Shapland, Centennial Guard 12; Cen- turian Staff Snorts Co-Editor 12; Cheerleaders 10, 11 — Co-Captain, 12; Class Officers 10 — Vice-President; Interserve 12; Jr. Sr. Leader 11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Senior of the Month Selection Committee 12; Spectrum 12; Varsity Show 11,12. Stephen Shierry, Computer Club 10, 11 — Sec- retary, 12 — Treasurer; German Club 11,12 — Treasurer; National Honor Society 11, 12; WARP 10,11.12; Production Artist. Liuda Shtohryn, Concert Band 9, 10, 11; French Honor Society 10,11,12; Interserve 12; Jr. Sr. Leader 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10,11; Math Team 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 — President; “On Borrowed Time, 12; “Oliver,” 11; Speech Debate Club 11, 12 — President; Swim Team 11; Thespians 11, 12; Title VII Board 10. 137 Samuel Sibley, Afro-American Club 11, 12 — Treasurer; Concert Band 10, 11; C.C.E. 12; Interact 12; Football 10,11. George Sieber, Interact 12; Intramurals 10,12; Spectrum 12; Wrestling 10,11,12, Letterman. Cindy Sims Julie Skelton, Centennial Guard 11, 12; Girls’ Swim Team 11; Swim Sports Manager 11. Gary'Slates Jacob Slichter, Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 10, 11, 12 — President; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; “On Borrowed Time,” 12; “Oliver,” 11; “Guys and Dolls,” 10; Spectrum 10, 12; Thespians 12; S.A.C. Chairman R.O.B. Presi- dent, John Slocum, Concert Band 10, 11, 12 Vice- President; French Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Interact 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Math Team 10,11; National Honor Society 10,11,12; “Man Who Came to Dinner,” 11; On Bor- rowed Time, 12; “Oliver,” (pit band) 11; “Guys and Dolls,” 10; Spectrum 11,12; Student Coun- cil 10; Thespians 11, 12; Morning Announce- ment Reader 12. Scott Sodemann, Intramurals 11; Golf 10, 11, 12, Lettered. Catherine Stallmeyer, Centennial Guard 10,11, 12; Centurian Staff 12 — Academics Editor; Centinal Staff 12; Interserve 12; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Pep Club 10 — Presi- dent, 11; Prom Committee 11; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Spectrum 12; Softball Man- ager 10; Centinal Staff. Karen Stark, Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 11, 12. Keith Stark, Business Club 12; Football 10. AlricoStasi 138 Seniors Show Their Class Vicki Stenger, C.C.E. 11. Evelyn Stroud, Business Club 10,11,12; C.W.T. 11; Office Occupations 12. Mary Stroud, Afro-American Club 11,12; Busi- ness Club 11, 12; Centinal Staff 11 Typist; C.C.E. 12. Daniel Sullivan, Centinal Staff — Editor 12, Centurian Staff — Organizations Co-Editor 11, Sports Co-Editor 12; Senior Class Secretary Interact 12 “Chargers on the Air,” Co-Pro- ducer; Prom Committee 11; Senior of the Month Selection Committee 12; Stage Crew 11; Star-Course Representative 1L Linda Sutherland, Business Club 12; C.C.E. 12; Centennial Guard 12; Centurian Staff 12, Organizations Co-Editor; Pep Club 10,11. Lisa Sutherland, Centennial Guard 11, 12; Pep Club 10,11; Prom Committee 11. David Swain, Jazz Band 12; Math Team 10; My Three Angels 10; Stage Crew 10, 11; Student Advisory Council 10. Tara Tabor Jennifer Tatman, Centurian Advertising Staff 12; Softball 11. Kevin Tauber, Computer Club 11 — Treasurer, 12; German Honor Society 11; Interact 12; “Oliver,” 11; Spectrum 11; Cross Country 10; Varsity Show 11,12. Clarence Taylor, Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Football 11,12. Kevin Thomas, Concert Band 9, 10; Centinal Staff — Reporter 11; Centurian Staff Photog- rapher 12; Tennis 9,12. 139 George Thow, Concert Band 9,10, 11; Drum Major 11; French Honor Society 11, 12; Interact 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11; Cross Country 10; Wrestling 10; Track 10; Popette 12. Carolyn Uchendu, Track 10. Philip Trautman, Homecoming Escort 12. Susan Underwood, Business Club 12 — Vice-President; Centinal Staff 11 — Feature Editor, 12 — Co-editor; Concert Band 10; Half Nelsons 10; Marching Band 10; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Senior of the Month 12. Joseph Truscelli, Lon Vance, National Honor Soci- ety 11; Stage Crew 11. Angelee Turner, C.C.E. 10,11,12. Pamela Vanetta, Business Club 10,11,12; C.C.E. 12. Camera Shy; But Active Gary Brown, Afro-American Club 10; Track 10. Marshall Campbell, Intramurals 11. Curtistine Chaney, A Cappella 10; Centinal Staff 11 — Typist; Varsity Show 10. Jeffrey Cox, C.C.E. 12. David Dalton, Basketball 10. Rasmus Fahreaus, Football 12 — Lettered. Angus Gardner, C.C.E. 12; C.W.T. 12. Eric Heaton, C.C.E. 12; Golf 12. Albert Jones, “Oliver” 11; Varsity Show 11. Beatrice Jones, Business Club 11; C.C.E. 12. Aaron Karsh, Computer Club 11; French Honor Society 10,11; Math Team 10,11; National Honor Society 11,12. Roger Miller, C.C.E. 12; C.W.T. 12; Football 10,11,12; Track 10. Brenda Richards, F.F.A. 10; R.O.T.C. 11; Band. 140 Lisa Bone pretends to be camera shy but we all know she isn’t, right Lisa? PHOTOGRAPHS NOT AVAILABLE Will Ash Richard Hall Larry Baker Peggy Hoke Ron Beaird David Hubbell Teresa Burgin Robin Hudgens Marinella Buttitta Don Johnson Colleen Byrnes Shelvin Johnson Gary Cardwell Jimmy King William Carrier David Lindsey Sharron Clark Mario Manero Kirk Cook Farah-naz Noorohammadi Alan Corbett Timothy O’Donnell Charles Corey Stephanie Poshard Robert Dalton Cynthia Schaede Terry Dart Jeffery Stacy Leon Dudley Michael Stacy Derrick Evans Rhonda Taylor Alice Gardner Frank Terry Larry Gibbs Robert Tibbs Jennifer Gilbert Arzah Gillespie Janet Warren Brian Vizek, Football 10,11,12; Baseball 10. Kathryn Wagner, A Cappella 11; Chamber Choir ll, 12; Encore ETnsemble 11; “Oliver, 11; “The Man Who Came to Dinner,” 11; On Bor- rowed Time,” 12; Spectrum 11, 12; Thespians 11,12; Varsity Show 11,12; Women’s Glee Club 11. Keith Wall Kevin Wall Michael Wallace Michael Wallncr, Centinal Staff 11 — Sports Writer, 12 — Sports Editor; Intramurals 10,11, 12; Baseball 10; Football 10; Golf 11,12. Douglas Ward, Business Club 12; Chamber Choir 11; Oliver,” 11; Senior of the Month Selection Committee 12; Swim Team 11, 12; Thespians 11,12; “King Twit,” 12. Jeff Warmoth, Class Officers 11 — President; Election Board 10, 11; French Honor Society 10,11,12; Illinois State Scholars 12; Interact 12 — President; Math Team 10; “Man Who Came to Dinner,” 11; “On Borrowed Time, 12; Prom Committee 11; Track 10; Swim Team 10,11,12 — Lettered; Student Council 10; Thespians 12. Deena Weber Mike Wallncr says, “Sorry, you are on the over due list.” 141 Seniors Strive For Excellence Karen Welch, A Cappella 10, 11; Chamber Choir 11; Varsity Show 10,11. Leslie Wells, Centennial Guard 10, 12; Prom Committee Chairman 11; Spectrum 11; Swim Team 10, 11, 12 — Lettered; Softball 10, 11,12 — Lettered; Student Council 11; Centurian Staff — Advertising 12. Scott Wend land, Centurian Staff 11 — Sports Co-editor; 12 — Senior Co-editor; Interact 12 — Co-producer of ‘‘Chargers on the Air,”; Prom Committee 11; Senior of the Month Selection Committee 12; Swim Team 10; Track 10; Centinal STaff 12. Colin Weston, Chess Club 12; French Honor Society 10,11,12; Math Team 11. Carol White Lynn White, Centennial Guard 10, 11; Centu- rian Staff 12 — Copy Co-editor; Jr. Sr. Leader 11,12; Pep Club 10,11; Title VII Board 12. Brian Whitney, Wrestling 10, 11, 12 — Let- tered. Keith Wienke, F.F.A. 10,11 — Treasurer, 12 — President. Christina Wiggins, Conservation Club 11. Penny Willenbring, Centurian Staff 11 — Copy Editor, —12 — Academics Co-editor; Conservation Club 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; ‘‘Oliver,” 11; ‘‘The Man Who Came to Dinner,” 11; “On Borrowed Time,” 12; Volley- ball Manager 10; Stage Crew 10; Thespians 11, 12. Gloria Williams Henry Williams, Baseball 10,11. 142 Jesse Williams, Football 11, 12 — Lettered; Baseball 11 — Let- tered. Lori Wolverton Terry Williams, A Cappella 10, 11; C.C.E. 11; Chamber Choir 12; Football 10, 12 — Lettered; Basketball 10, 11, 12 — Let- tered; Track 10,11,12; Baseball 10; Varsity Show 10,11. Parker Zarbuck, Football 10,11, 12. James Williamson, Boys’ State 11; Centinal Staff 11; Illinois State Scholars 12; Interact 12 — Treasurer; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; “Oliver” 11; Spanish Honor Society 10,11,12; Spectrum 11; Tennis 10, 11, 12, Lettered; Football 10, 11, 12, Lettered; Student Council 11. Sharon Zehr, A Cappella 10; “On Borrowed Time’' 12; “Guys and Dolls” 10; Spectrum 10, 11; Stage Crew 10, 11; Varsity Show 10. Nancy Wiseman. Centurian Staff 12 — Co-Editor in Chief; Concert Band 9,10,11 — Secre- tary; German Club 11 — Trea- surer, 12; German Honor Soci- ety 10,11,12; Interserve 12; Jr. Sr. Leader 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Title VII Board 10,12. Cheryl Zimmerman, Spanish Honor Society 10,11,12. � � 143 Dan Sullivan and Scott Wendland produce “Chargers on the Air.' 145 Juniors Spark The Chargers Spirit The class of ’80 has been a busy class of stu- dents. Their efforts in fund raising projects have been dominate. Money from magazine sales and candy cane sales have all been directed towards the big Junior project — Prom. This year the class of ’80 produced an “exciting and different” kind of Prom. We want to recognize the Junior class as a strong group of students who want to get things done. Front: Todd Manley — vice president. Back: Mark Neuman — treasurer, Mrs. Davis — sponsor, Rose Anne Forrester — secretary, Nancy Cleland. The Junior class gets involved in Homecoming with their “Electrocute Eisenhower” float. 146 Susie Schweighart, Mark Nueman, and Nancy Cleland help get the new year started. Susan Abell Scott Adams Pat Althaus Debra Arnold Teresa Arnold Barbara Arrington John Ault Kim Ayers Greg Baker Susan Baker David Ball Stephen Barbee Charles Baries Celestine Barvee Kimberly Bash John Becker Marcy Bennett Veda Bennett William Bergstrom Paula Bermingham Evelyn Bilbrey Gloria Blakley Jennifer Blum Sandra Bolden Nancy Bonnett Sondra Bramstetter Brian Briggs Tom Broeren Shanell Brooks Bill Brown Douglas Brown Kreg Brown Mark Brown Randy Brown David Brunell Barbra Bryan Thersa Burgi n 147 James Burk Micheal Button Deborah Butts Timm Byrnes Gary Cardwell Micheal Carlson Linda Carmack Gina Carrico Dawn Carrie Mike Carroll Tammy Carter Jordan Chaney Sherry Chaney Curtis Chapman June Chiang Dave Clark Yvonne Clark Nancy Cleland Dave Cline Patricia Cobbs Donnie Cobum Myron Cockrell Randy Coffey Kirk Cook Pam Coon Pam Cornett Jenise Cowart Susan Cox Cynthia Cozad Phillip Cozad Sara Craig Catherine Creswell Tina Crosby Scott Currid Caroline Czajkowski Peter Czajkowski Chris Danielson James Davis Julie David Winnie Davis Terry Davis Scott Dazell Mary Dedin 148 Glenn Demorest Sherri Dewesc Sue Dietrich Steve Dixon Michelle Donely Kevin Dragoo Kathy Due Maureen Due Tina Dunaw ay Cathleen Dungan Karin Dussinger John Easley Kenda Edwards Connie Eggers Lisa Elder Scott Elston Julie Empson Charles Evans Chrustopher Evans Elizabeth Everette Rick Ewing Sabrina Fairchild Thomas Farrar Chris Federhart Karen Ferris Sonya Fisher Mieheal Floyd Rose Anne Forrester Sharon Foster Venessa Frazier Tara Fredericks Cathy Friedmann Jamie Frillman Vivica Fruth Jeffery Fryer Andrew Fumeto Mitch Galardy Doug Gatewood Mieheal Gawthrop Dawn Gerber Jeanetta Gibbs Cynthia Giboney Rebecca Gilbert 149 Susan Gilles Cindy Gillogy Leslie Gillogy Jill Goldsmith Mary Kay Gorrell Susan Graham Sara Granato' Regina Greene Susan Griffet Jaray Griffin Nancy Griffin Jeffery Gumbel Jeff Hagan Micheal Halton William Hamerick Lisa Hansen Charles Hansen Cheryl Haribson Narsen Harin Joanne Harper Brenda Hart Kim Hartz Gary Haruska Micheal Hasty Curt Hayden Stephen Hemphill Wayde Henderson Willie Henderson Melinda Hillen Julie Hoke Sharon Holdcroft Patricia Holt Margot Holzer Betty Houston Kelly Hovde Gina Ignasiak 150 Nathaniel Jackson Cheryl James Becky Jamison Tom Janowski Reljecca Johnson Felicia Johnson Letitia Johnson Marcus Johnson Anthony Johnson Kathy Jones Suzanne Kanet John Karich Kathy Kearns Scott Kemper Diane Kennedy Brenda Klein Steve Klitzing Donna Kobel Caroline Kodes Deane Kouzmanoff Bob Krouse Tom Lane Chris Langley Tina Lathrop Susan Lawerence Raymond Lawson Mark Leger Emily Lenior Flut Lewis Kevin Logue Melissa Loveman Marsha Lynch Thomas Lynch Beth Lyons Scott Madden Todd Manely Steve Marsh Laurie Martin Neil Marty Troy Maxey Wayne May Steven Mayes 151 Thomas McAuliffe Kenda McCabe John McCarty Mark McClain Esque McClellan Todd McClerren John McCormick Amy McDuffee Kathy McGinnis Steven McGlanery Curtis McKinney Rick McLaird Thomas McMahon Terrence McNamara Michelle Menguy Mark Merten Eric Meyer Marie Miller George Minton Craig Mitchem Mike Moore Elizabeth Morf Robert Morris George Morrison Ann Morrow Teresa Mulrooney Julie Munds Debbie Naanes Lisa Nelson Gloria Nettl Mark Newman Bob Nihiser Kim O’Donnel Thomas Oliver Donna Osborn Robert Otis Donna Owens George Parmenter Deena Patton Patricia Peressini Edward Perkins Richard Perring 152 Sona Petit Veronica Petrillo Alice Pfeffer Debbie Phillips Paul Pittman Daryl Powell Georgia Powell Herbert Prasse Donald Pratt Ruth Ann Pritchard Karen Pritchett Robert Proksch Lisa Punkay Tom Quinn ■yogi jS H KINKS fUKUHHbl Ann Could Chris Danielson be the next Mr. Wilson? Helmut Raether Darline Redd Randal Riddall Kim Roney Dave Rosenbaum Jake Saathoff Tonya Schadc Melanie Schmisseur Joni Schmitz Mike Schroeder Susan Schweighart Marty Scott Brian Sergenl Valarie Schakelford Melinda Sharp Bill Shelly Cindy Sims David Sippel Jeanne Skelton Helen Slade Ginny Smith 153 Loni Smith Cynthia Smith Jill Snow David Sokolow Joel Speer Lisa Spencer Kenneth Spitz Dave Spiteer Jennifer Staples Karen Stewart Vanessa Stewart Susan Stinson Janice Stradley A. Missy Menguy and Lisa Spencer make sure that one takes a bite while the other takes a drink. Don’t want to get fat now, do we? B. Sara Craig participates in the Varsity Show. C. RoseAnne Benfatto and Cheryl Haribon show the Central styles. A 154 Anita Stroud David Stucky Jonathan Tartar Jeffery Terstriep Dawn Thomas Helen Thow Debbie Timme 155 Richard Vanetta Tamera Vaughn Patricia Vernon Julie Wade Timothy Wahl Brad Walker A “You want me to do what? asks Kim Mooney. I’ll gel the right answer next time, RoseAnne Forrester seems to be think- ing. A Scott Waller Daniel Walling Harry Walter Gordon Walters 156 Camera Shy Juniors Allen, Erwonna Barneske, Essie Christians, Vicki Dorsey, John Edwards, Barry Gillon, Yolanda Halcrombe, Fred Harvey, Lisa Hicks, Bonita James, Sherry 1 Johnson, Anthony Johnson, Paulette Johnson, Perry Johnson, Rebecca Jones, Brenda Jones, Diane Jones, Paulette King, Michelle Kohlman, Joseph I amb, Steve La roe, Brenda Lassiter, Angela Lewis, Donald Maggi, Ronald Manning, Sandra Marcott, Tony McNish, David Meeks, Delores Meister, Kevin Melchi, Tamera Miller, Bruce Miller, James Morrow, Jeffery O’Neill, Melinda Pettis, James Priester, Earniste Rhodes, H. Rinehart, Mary Roberts, Sarah Rose, Tony Segal 1, Richard Selander, Steven Seward, Kerry Shelton, Samuel Sinnott, Denise Smith, Carl Smith, Rebecca Smith, Robert Spencer, Norman Stanley, Susan Stone, Bruce Tabor, Robin Thomas, Bryan Thompson, Edward Toews, Annette Trimble, Terry Tubesing, Robin Vanmeter, Stacy Wachala, Kathy Ward, Daniel Whiteney, Danny Wilkins, Sharon Wright, Paula Williams, Charles Williams, Clydezel Harris Webb Alan Weber Darcy Weber Sherry Wenschhof Cindy West Scott Whitsitt Steven Wilkins Kimberley Wilson Larry Wingler Stephen Zak Karl Zemlin 157 159 Sophomores Bite Into The Charger Spirit As freshmen in 1978 the sophomore class of 1979 has been working hard to keep its class going. The float was their first project and Candy sales as their fund raising project went well. The class of ’81 has great potential for their future years at Centen- nial. A. Left to Right: Jeff Sparks — president, Brenda Palmisano — vice president, Lynn Grusy — secretary, Lisa Henderson — trea- surer. B. The sophomore class float for the Home- coming parade. 160 Dallas Moss and Eric Carlson willingly lend a helping hand to set up the dunking booth! Harold Abraham Ken Adams Christin Alberts Barb Alexander Delonn Allen Isaih Allen Debra Anderson Brian Andrews Jim Arie Barbara Armstrong Tina Arnett Gregg Ash Yvette Atkins Barb Backy Mike Baker Dejuana Ball Kevin Banks Celestine Barbee Barb Bareis Roxanne Bartels Jeff Beckett Roseanne Benfatto Leora Bilbrey Barry Bird Julie Black Sandy Blevins Sue Bodamer Eric Bohlen Jill Borchers Phillip Bortner Richard Bowman John Boyd Katheryn Bradcmas Karen Bradley Jim Bramley Andra Brent Teena Britt Charlotte Brown Camille Brown Jeffrey Brownfield JennaSue Broyles Robert Bruce Greg Bru nolle Stephen Brunkow 161 Leighann Bryan Pamela Bryan Dwayne Buckler Angela Buckley Pamela Burgham Kandy Buskirk Francine Butler Beth Buttita Tim Byrnes Eric Carlson Melinda Carroll Bonnie Carter Cynthia Chaney Ronald Chapman Larry Chappel Eronda Charity Phillip Christensen Karen Chrzanoski Dahmin Chu Mary Clements Paul Coad William Cooper Julie Cornwell Steven Corten Juannaca Cowart Barbara Currid Mike Curtis Albert Danial Patricia Davenport Brian Davis James Davis Richard Dawkins Lori Dayton Thomas Dedin Daryn Denzer Nancy Deschene Kara Devlin Michael Dickenson Amy Dickey Darlene Dillard Donna Dodson Darrell Dohrman John Dorsey 162 Raymond Dunn Mitch DuVall Larry Earl Marybeth Eddleman Mark Ehlers Greg Ellis Paula Elmer Donald Evens James Evans Linda Evans Christopher Farlow Brian Farmer Mary Farmer Frank Ferree Melanie Fitch Scott Flesher Shaunna Fondren Jamelyn Foster Judy Freeman David Froelich Viveka Fruth Katie Gallivan Sammie Gardner Lee Gilbert Rebecca Gilbert Laura Gijles James Glftfre Dale Glidewell James Glockner Anne Goodling Karen Gorrell Joyce Grabher Frences Graham Donald Grothe Karen Grothe Lynne Grusy Mike Hagan Michael Haines 163 Sonya Halcrombe Lashunda Hambrick Brenda Hanes Ricky Hardin David Harding Greg Harding Allison Hardwick Lianne Hardng Karen Harkness Kathy Hartley Frank Hartman Leslie Hartman Mitch Hartman Percy Harvey David Hays Robert Hays Edward Healea Christine Heffley Lisa Henderson Dawn Hepler Eric Heiser John Hilding Kimberly Hill Tammy Hire Greg Hodson Eric Hoffman Victoria Hoke Diane Holden Gregg Hollem Robin Holliday Mark Hovde Terry Howard Theresa Huelbusch Lillian Huff 164 Hey you guys, come back!” says Melinda Carol], “It’s not that hard! Theresa Jake Julie Jamison Greg Janusz Janet Jefferson Jenette Jenkins Alison Jessop Ivory Johnson Larissa Johnson Martin Johnson Nancy Jolliff Jeff Jones Jill Jones Susan Jones Dennis Jordan Edward Kadalec Kandy Kahler Heidi Kaiser Tammy Keagle Shelly Kerr Scott Kight Jimmy King Chris Kissebcrth Rana Klasing Steve Kohler David Kohlman Doug Kunde James Kurth Kenny Langlois James Lassiter Kathy Laurent Dena Lawrence Daphne Lawson Melanie LcBlanc Carol Lee Thomas Lessaris Michael Lewis Paula Limes Mary Lindgren JoAnne Linzy Kathy Lipscomb Janet Lofland Toni I ng Kevin Lyke Patricia MacGregor Frances Manella Elizabeth Manning Sandra Manning Jean Markland 165 Audrey Marshall Brian Martin Kathy Martin Amy Marxmiller Angela Matthews Barbara May Christopher McAfee John McAuliffe Kimberely McCabe Donald McCain Belinda McClellan Brenda McClellan Bryan Mcoy Greg McCullough Tim McDaniel Brian McGow Debra McLaird Joseph McMahon Lori Meister Phaedra Mesi Dianne Miller Brian Mitchell Lisa Mitchell Dora Moore Mark Moore Jill Morris Rodney Morris Terri Morrison Dallas Moss Jim Murphy Kathleen Oare Beth O’Donnell Marla Ogden Brenda O’Hara Stephen O'Keefe Keith Olson Brenda Palmisano Tracy Pascal Karen Patzke Stan Paul Pamela Pedigo Joe Petry Michael Pfeffer Jason Pierce Kelly Pierce Pamela Pirtle Dena Plotner Melissa Poshard Daniel Wells flashes a hello! 166 I These boys know that Centennial is the only Champaign High. This sophomore seems to be saying “The one and only ME!” Jeff Powell Ken Powell Miles Pratt David Pugh Luba Rascheff Billy Rasmussen Raymond Ratcliff Brian Rawley Clarence Redmond Michael Renner Zelda Rhoden Carole Rice Brad Rogers Jay Roloff Chris Romero Mike Ross Natalie Ross Keith Rotzoll Sherryl Roy Marilyn Rudnick Deborah Russell Greg Russell Nancy Rybak Jon Sanford Dave Sankey Kathy Sansone Elizabeth Santas Tom Scaggs Marie Scantlebury Rodney Sc hertz 167 Jeffrey Schleef Tam mera Schweighart Charles Scribner Gregory Segal I Patricia Semonin Laura Severns Mark Shackelford Lindsay Sharp David Shaw Diane Shierry Cassandra Smith Jeff Sparks Sanna Spencer Robert Staggs Andrew Stallman Dale Stevenson Andrea Stewart Mark Sweeney Kathleen Szymaniak Mark Tabor Juliana Taylor Gertrude Taylor Mara Tepper Mike Thomas Jeffrey Thompson Descree Tillman Marilyn Rudnick brings in the new fashions from Centennial High. 168 Debbie Naanes checks out another guy. Geriannc Truscelli Patricia Turner Ronald Unzicker Kevin Urbanek John Vancour Doug Varner Lessa Varnum Richard Vaughn Bridgett Veasley Lynn Voss Brian Walker Ken Warmbier Laura Wavering Daniel Wells Lisa Wendland Greg Wermers Joyce Werner Markland Wesley Karla Westjohn Dedra Weston Clydizel Williams Pearlie Williams Chris Williamson Laura Williamson Charles Willingbring Anthony Wimmer 169 Kathy Woods Virginia Worthington Carol Young Eva Zak Colleen Zarbuck Michael Zimmerman A. Mark Sweeney, “What are you doing out of class again?” B. Amy Dickey catches the eye of the photographer. Camera Shy Sophomores Michelle Avant Theresa Henderson Tammy Schram Linda Bailey Andre Hewitt Kenneth Terry Mary Ball Dwight Hogans Michael Thomas Steven Bentz Williett Jackson Ernest Thompson Darryl Bernard Willie Kinney Ronald Thompson Vanessa Burnett Jeffrey Kouzmanoff Russell Tibbs Doris Campbell Jerald Lancaster Victor Uchendu Keith Campbell Jeffrey Lipscomp Teresa Wachala Sheri Dewese Michael Lowenstein Octavia Warren Donald Dunlap Tommy Matthews Earleen Williams Sheri Evans Mary Moore James Williams Ricky Ex urn Billy Nash Kerry Williams Robert Garrett Tammie Pettigrew Shade Wilson III Rebecca Hegarty Mable Redd Douglas Wimmer 170 A. Sophomore cheerleaders make another presentation. B. Marybeth Eddleman shows her school spirit by decorating her derby on Derby Day. C. “Gee your hair smells terrific!” says Clarence Redmond. D. A mysterious stranger visits Centennial on Twit Day. 171 Freshmen Take A Step In The Right Direction The class of ’82 made an impression on Centennial as a class with vitality and enthusiasm. Being the youngest in the school is not the easiest thing in the world, but the freshmen didn’t let it bother them and they are looking forward to their next three years at Centennial. Class Officers: Troy Daniels — president, Angie Farmer — vice president, Ann Slichter — secretary, Michelle Hermann — treasurer. 174 Freshmen show their spirit with a toe-tapping start. Rhonda Abraham Juliette Adams Lori Adams Jay Agans Anita Allen Douglas Anderson Kevin Armstrong Mark Armstrong Laura Arnold David Attebery Rhonda Bagley Leisa Baker David Barbee Pamela Barbee Todd Barnett Russell Beck Angela Bell Richard Benfatto Chris Berbaum Micheal Bilbrey Reginald Binder Scott Black Bonnie Blair Lacie Blevins Micheal Bodamer Dawn Bodine Theresa Burdenga Jeffery Bradford Carol Bowman Richard Bowman Ginger Britt Dwayne Brookshire Annazette Brooks Charles Brown Darla Brown Lisa Brown Mark Brown Stephen Brown Terrence Brown William Brown 175 Theodore Brya Eldon Bryan James Bryan David Buennemeyer Lisa Auoy Mike Buttimer Christine Canull Pedro Carroll Lisa Catchings Jewel Cates Betsy Cekander Charlie Chaney James Charity Micheal Chastain Tari Christians Jill Clements Felicia Cockrell Kim Coffey Joanne Cooper John Connett Bill Cotter Gail Cobal Philip Cox John Creighton Stephen Crouch Chritopher Cunningham Kim Czajkowski Terry Dalton Tracy Daniels Linda Davies Robert Davies Edward Davis Frank Davison Mellisa Dewitt Julie Dieker John Diniz Kerry Dixon Lisa Dixon Wendall Dixon James Dodson Trina Domenico Stephen Donvsbach Freshman cheerleaders say: “Practice makes perfect.” 176 Todd Drennan Lawerence Dudley Mark Dungan Danny Dunlap Lynley Dunn Camilla Dussinger Robert Dye Lynn Eichelberger Francine Elam Marc Elder Darwin Ellis Debra Esscrinc Gayla Evans Karen Evans Angela Farmer Eric Faulkner Wayne Faulker Jeffery Faullin Lisa Faust Jeanie Ferris Julie Fisher Robert Fletcher Karen Flickenger Simone Forney Mark Fredricks Teresa Friedman Scott Frillman Christine Fritz Anglea Froelich Katrina Fruth Gail Fryer Benjamin Gardner Jeffery Garret Robert Garrett Scott Gatewood Pamela Gibbs Lee Gibnoey Saundra Gilbert Chanel Gillon Greg Glasper LizGlidewell Bob Goldsmith Roman Gordon 177 Debbie Gossett Ann Granto Kelly Green Terrie Grothe Tracy Guetle Ginger Gustafson Michelle Haarhues Kelly Hagan Joni Hall Martha Hall Katherine Halton Lovette Hambrick Susan Haring Scott Harmon Patricia Harris Micheal Harte Cheryl Hartley Kristy Hartz Philip Hassell David Hasty Laura Hays Gerald Heath Martin Hecker Lisa Henderson Tony Henderson Willie Henderson Charla Henry Todd Herges Michelle Hermann Micheal Hilson Sandra Hoch Paul Hoffman Kelly Halliday Julie Holzhauer Charles Houston Melody Hovde Todd Howe Kathleen Hubbard Tracy Hubert Charles Hutchcraft Cindy Hutchison Mohammed Islam Penny Jamison Patty Janowski Ron Janowski Tom Jennings Peter Jessop Andrew Johnson 178 Kimberly Johnson Rhonda Johnson Susan Jolly These freshmen take advantage of the library. Andralen Jones Chris Jones Dwight Jones Eugene Jones Hossen Kazemi David Kerns Roberta King Richard Knox John Kouzmanoff James Kraatz Thomas Krouse Laura Kuhn Patrick Kurth Angela Lassiter Fred Lathrop Ethelda Lathrop Zina Lathrop Cathy Lawerence Richard Lebo Sandra Lee Patrick Lenover Jill Lewis Amy Lindgren Jay Lipschutz William Longfellow Nancy Lowery Paul Lumsden John MacGregor Marcella Maggi Sharon Malek James Mann Vincent Manning Laurence Marollo Melonie Marchand Laura Marchiando Mitchell Marlow Martin Maske Anita Matthews James Mast Scott Maxey Christin May Ralph May Mark McCabe Thisa McCain Toni McClellan Ruby McClelland Lynette McConkie Carole McCowen 179 Bryan McCoy Andrea McCoullough Jimmy McDonald Alicia McKinney Kim McNamara Teresa McNamer Diane McNattin Michelle Medjesky Andrea McCullough catches the photogra- pher. Kenneth Meeks Kimberley Melchi Scott Meyer Brady Miller Kevin Miller Hoy Minor Maril Mitchell Pat Mitchell Clifford Mitchen John Mochel Harold Moen Jennifer Montgomery Minnie Moore Melissa Morger Tamera Mosely Theresa Mosley Vincent Mosely Keith Mosser Wayne Mosser Anthony Mullins Kevin Mulrooney Jeff Murphy Jeff Munds Kathy Murphy Eric Nash Paul Nicholas John Nickell Richard Nihiser Mary Nolan M ark Oare 180 Terry O’Connor Teresa O’Donnell Thomas O’Donnell Stuart Oliver Todd Oliver Theresa Overholt Beth Overman Jon Owens Eric Parmenter John Pedigo Melissa Permore Herbert Peters Scott Petit Mark Piper James Pirie Jr. Yvette Pirtle Janice Pittman Rebecca Porter Dale Pruess Kristina Prigmore Sue Pritchard David Procise Marcus Racer Penny Randolph Nora Papking Joni Rasmussen Willie Redd Carol Redenbeugh B 181 Eric Roberts Cynthia Rol erU5on Amric Robison Wanda Robinson Costis Romanos Steve Romero George Roney Cindy Roseman Ferron Ross Stephen Rothenberg Micheal Rouse Tricia Rowe Gary Roy Raymond Roy Charles Rupert 182 Mark Russell Ix;ah Wermers and Brian McCoy discuss one of Centennial’s football games. Besty Saunders Ann Schilling Eric Schmisseur Ricky Schrodt Randal Shaw Jocsph Sims Cheryl Sinnott Douglas Sippel Susie Skelton Gail Slade Angela Slates Ann Slichter Janet Smith Lisa Smith Terry Smith Dale Smothers Dean Spitz Krista Spitz 1 i I 183 Michael Sprague Bill Sprouse Kimberly Stacy Steven Staples Karen Stark Eric Stenzel Lewis Sterling Diane Stevens Duane Strosaker Mark Stucky Linda Tauber Timothey Taylor Christopher Thomas Christin Thompson Mark Thurber Tamera Thurman Carol Trorens Patricia Trahiotis Daniel Truitt Douglas Trumble Gina Truscelli Vera Vassar Edward Wachala Underclassmen get involved in Spirit Event. 184 Bryan Wade Max Waisvisz Lisa Walt Kevin Watson Robert Weathington Darcy Weber Leah Wermers George Wesley Laurie Whitlatch Lori Wienke Lisa Wilborn Anna Willard Alan Williams Cyrus Williams Kelli Wilson Steve Wiseman Candy Woodbeck Terence Yeraby Deana Yets Kenneth Yette Joel Young Camera Shy Freshmen Anderson, Steve Aprile, Dawn Aufmuth,Todd Ball, Derick Bradley, John Devine, Willie Edmond, Joseph Ferrie, Jim Hieftie, Todd Hodges, Randolph Hollis, Brian James, Mike Jones, Hossem Keyna, Robert Lamham, Timothy Menner, Janet Moore, Dwight Neeley, Levane Nelson, James Nesbitt, Casandra Piere, Todd Robertson, Cynthia Saathroff, Kevin Sibley, Steven Sokolow, Daniel Tennill, James Thompson, Dino W'arren, Tony Wreatherall, John 185 . STUDENT LIFE 187 Lil' Chargers 188 On Borrowed Time The Cast PUD..... CRAMPS... GRANNY.. MRS. TRITT MR. BRINK . MARCIA ... DEMETRIA BOY...... WORKMEN. DR. EVANS .. MS. PILBEAM GRIMES.... SHERIFF .... .....Bob Davies .....Dirk Bodine ... Liuda Shlohryn Penny Willenbring .....John Slocum ----Kathy Wagner .....Sheri Kaiser Carolyn Kodes .....Tom Scaggs .....Julius Hewitt Jerry Schweighart Doug Ward .....Todd Manley ........Sheri Zehr ... .Jeff Warmoth ____Jacob Slichter 189 191 — 193 197 861 As Co-editors of the Yearbook, we would like to thank Miss Engelhaupt, our advisor, and Cory Mundwiler, our Taylor Yearbook Representative. We would also like to thank Mr. Speer and the advertising staff and Collegiate Cap and Gown for the use of the caps and gowns; Lynn White and Mary Rapier, our copy editors; Leah Freeman and Sue Brady, our typists; Mr. Borror for the use of the darkroom; Mr. Hembrough for his photography; and Mr. Danielson for the cover design. And to our staff — our sincere thanks for a fun and successful year. We enjoyed working with all of you. Thanks again for all of your help — we couldn’t have done it without you. Here’s to a prosperous future! Nancy Wiseman and Eileen Merrill Lyrics on pages 1-15 are credited to: Theme from the Screen Gems Television Production, “Brian’s Song' Copyright© 1972 by Colgems-EMI Music Inc. Used by Permission All Rights Reserved 199 ABELL, PETER 20 Baker, Leisa •g - 175 Abell, Susan 147 Baker, Michael 61 Abrham, Harold 161 Baker, Susan .50,54,1 '6,86,92,93,96, Abraham, Rhonda .... 175 147 Adams, Arleen ... .51, 76,94,105, 114 Ball, David 147 Adams, Juliette . . . .95,99, 175 Ball, Derrick Adams, Kenneth 161 Ball, Mary Adams, Kevin 114 Ball, Monied ..... I 190.115 Adams, Lori 175 Banks, Kevin 161 Agans, Jav 175 Barbee, Angela 115 Alberts, Diane 161 Barbee, Celestine.... . .. .99,101, 161 Alexander, Barbara .. 51, 161 Barbee, David 175 Alford, Laura j 114 Barbee, Pamela 175 Allen. Ania S.p. Jjg 89, 175 Barbee, Steven 111,147 Allen, Delonn 161 Bareis, Barbara .. .50,53,96,102,161 Allen, Erowanna Ill Bareis, Charles . .49,59,92,147 Allen, Isiah 161 Barker, Robert 115 Althaus, Christopher.. 59,114 I Barneske, Essie Althaus, Patrick 147 Barneske, Ray 115 Anderson, Barbara ... ... .88,89, 114 Barnett, Todd 108,175 Anderson, Debra 107, 161 Bartels, Roxanne 88,161 Anderson, Douglas ... 175 Barton, Thomas ...48,115,118. Anderson, Karen 114 Bash, Kathy .76,98,93,116 Anderson, Robert .... 103,128 Bash, Kimberly 147 Anderson, Steve Bates, Bradley 110,116 Andrews, Brian 161 Baltershell, Christophc ;r . .59,95,116, Aprile, pawn Arie, Beth 115 Beaird, Ron 125 Arie, Timothy 161 Beck, Russell 175 Armstrong, Barbara . . 161 Becker, John , 147 Armstrong, Kevin .... 175 Beckett,, Jeffery.. . Bell, Angela ........ 161 Armstrong, Mark .... 62, 175 175 Arnett, Christine lgl Bell, Wendy 50,76,94,96,98,101,105, Arnould, Mike 115 106,114,116 Arnould, Teresa 110,147 Benfatto, Richard .... 94,175 Arnould, Debra 98, 147 Benfatto, Roseanne... 101,161 Arnould, Laura .76,83,99, 175 Bennett, Marcella . ... Arrington, Barbara ... 147 Bennett, Veda K. 147 Arrington, Ketina 115 Benta, Steven Ash, Greg 161 Berbaum, Chris 175 Ash, Joe BERGER, WILLARD 35 Ash, Will Bergstrom, William .. 52, 147 Atkins, Yvette 161 Bermingham, Paula .. 147 Atteburv, David 62,175 Bernard, Darryl Aufmuth, Todd Bilbrey, Evelyn 147 Avant, Todd Bilbrey, Kelly .. .84,102,116 Ayers, Kevin ... .59,95, 115 Bilbrey, Leora 88,161 Avers, Kimberlv 147 Bilbrey, Michael 175 Backy, Barbara 161 Binder, Malinda 116 Bagiev, Rhonda 175 Binder, Reginald 175 Bagwell, Jacqueline 106,107,110, 115 Bird, Barry 161 Bailey, Linda Birge, Randy 116 Baker, Barbara 115 Black, Jefferv 116 Baker, Gregory ....... 147 Black, Julie 161 Baker, Larry Black, Scott 62,175 Blair, Bonnie ..............83,175 Blakely, Gloria.............147 Blevins, Arthur..........102,161 Blevins, Lacie...........83,95,175 Blissit, Davanda Blissit, Persoval Blum, Jennifer .....92,96,102,147 Bodamer, Kimbrely......90,101, 116 Bodamer, Michael...............175 Bodamer, Susan.................98, 161 Bodine, Dawn................175 Bodine, Dirk.....88,92,95,100,116 BOEHM, EDW RD...................20 Bohlen, Eric...................161 BONDURANT, EDWARD..............20 Bone, Lisa .. .93,94,107,110,116,140 Bon nett, Nancy................147 Borchers, Jill ................161 Bodenga, Theresa...............175 BORROR, WILLIAM..............18,20 Bortner, Phillip............48,161 Bowman, Carol .................175 Bowman, Richard................175 Bowman, Richard................161 Boyd,John......................161 BOYD, THOMAS....................20 Boykins, Eliza Brademas, Kathrine.......96,101, 161 Bradford, Jeffery..............175 Bradford, Michael..............116 Bradley, John...................62 Bradley, Karen ........... 101,161 Bradley, Lloyd.................117 Brady, Susan . .5.0,90,94,96,101,107, 117 Barmley, Ronald................161 Bramley, Tim Brannock, Gail...........102,117 Bransetter, Sondra'...101,117 Briggs, Brian..................147 Britt, Ginger...............89,175 Britt, Teena...................161 Broadway, Ellis Broercn, Thomas......59,96,117 Broeren, Timothy . .52,54, 55,95, 117, 125 Brooks, Annazeite..............175 Brooks, Julie..............110,117 Brown, Canille.................161 Brown, Charles ................175 Brown, Charlotte. .1...........161 Brown, Darla...................175 Brown, Douglas.................147 Brown, Gary- Brown, Kreg 39,52,59,96,147 Brown, Lisa ..................175 Brown, Mark ..................147 Brown, Mark ...............62,175 BROWN, NINA.................20,71 Brown, Randy..................147 Brown, Stephen................175 Brown, Terence................175 Brown, William.............62,175 Brownfield, Jeffery ..........161 Broyles, Jennasue.......89,96,161 Broyles, Julie.............89,117 Brunnelle, David..............147 Brunelle, Gregory . !T........161 Brunkow, Stephen..............161 Brya, Michael...........38,59,117 Brya, Timothy..............59,117 Brya, Theodore................176 Bryan, Barbara .. .91,92,96,100,102, 147 BRYAN, BENNY ... .. .20,52,59,62 Bryan, Eldon 62,176 Bryan, James 176 Bryan, Leigh Ann ... 101,162 Bryan, Pamela 162 Bryan, Rhonda 118 Buckler, Dwayne .... 162 Buckley, Angela .... 162 Buennemeyer, David 62,176 Bouy, Lisa BURGESS, IZONA.. 107 Burgham, Pamela ... 89,162 Burgin, Teresa 147 Burk, James Burnett, Vanessa Burrows, Bryan Burton, Lisa -y 118 BURTON, SALLY .. 20 Buskirk, Randy .... 162 Butler, Francine 162 Buttimer, Mike . .. .54,108,176 Buttita, Elizabeth ... 162 Button, James 59,118 Button, Michael ....59,102,148 Butts, Deborah ....84,111,148 Byers, Daniel .59,60,117,118 Byrnes, Colleen Bvrnes, Timothy .... 162 Campbell, Doris Campbell, Keith Campbell, Marshall Campo, Jane 51,94,118 Cannon, Bradle Canull, Christine .... 176 Cardwell, Gary 148 .Carley, Cecelia ...110,106,118 Carlson, Eric...........61,161,162 Carlson, Michael ..............148 Carmeck, Linda.................148 Carrico, Gina ..............93,148 Carrie, Dawn...............148,155 CARRODINE, COLEMAN..............20 Carroll, Melinda....53,109,162,165 Carroll, Michael......49,59,92,148 Carroll, Pedro .76,108,91,98,109,176 Carter, Bonnie..............86,162 CASEY, HENRINE..................20 Castell, Claire.........96,102,118 CASTELL, DAVID... 18,20,102,107 Catching, Lisa.................176 Cates, Jewel...................176 Causely, Lisa .................119 Cekander, Besty ...............176 CHALFANT, JODY..................20 Chancy, Charlie.............62,176 Chaney, Curstine Chaney, Cynthia ...............162 Chaney, Jordan ........48,92,148 Chaney, Sherry ............110,148 Chappel, Larry.................162 Charity, Erronda...............162 Charity, James.................176 Charlton, Cheryl ..........110,119 Chastain, Michael .........54,176 Chastain, Paul..............95,119 Chaig, June.................50,148 Christine, Denise..........100,119 CHRISTINE, ERNEST...............20 Christine, Philip...........88,162 Christians, Tari...............176 Christians, Vicki Chrzanoski, Karen..............162 Chu, Dahmin ...........54,108,162 Clark, David................59,148 Clark, John.................59,119 Clark, Susan................92,119 Clark, Yvonne ..............11,148 Cleland, Nancv ... 76,93,96,146,147, 148 Clements, Daifiel..............119 Elements, Jill...................176 Clements, Mary.................162 Cline, Dave......,.........11,148 Coad, Eric.....................119 Coad, Paul.....................162 Cobbs, Patricia.............11,148 Coburn, Donnie.................148 Cockrell, Felicia...........89,176 Cockrell, Myron........49, 64,65,148 Coffey, Kimberly............83,176 Coffey, Randall................148 Coleman, Thomas................120 Connett, John...............62,176 Cook, Brenda...............110,120 Cook, Frank.................59,120 Cook, Kirk.....................148 Coon, Pamela ..................148 Cooper, Joanne COOPER, SUSAN ..................20 Cooper, William.............162 Corbett, Allan Corey, Charles Cornell, Cathrine..............120 Cornett, Pamela............11,148 Cornwell, Julie.............162 Corten, Steven.............. 162 Colter, Bill............... .62,176 Cotter, Carol...............120 Coval, Gayle................176 Cowart, Juannaca............162 Cowart, Jenise� .............148 Cox, Jeffery...............111,129 Cox, Philip ...............62,176 Cox, Susan ...................148 Cozad, Cynthia.......'.... .53,148 Cozad, Phil.................120 Cozad, Phillip..............148 Craig, Sara.........89,148,154 Creswell, Cathrine........96,148 Crosby, Tina.........84,90,110, 148 CRoueh, Steven................176 CROY, NANCY.....................20 Cunningham, Christopher ... .62,176 Currid, Barbara.............162 Currid, Scott...............148 Curtis, Michael.............162 Curtis, Wesley . .54, 55,92,95,98,120 Czajkowski, Carolyn............148 Czajkowski, Kimberly ......76, 176 Czajkoski, Peter.....56,92,102,148 DAHL, JUDY .....................20 Dalton, David Dalton, Terry........•.........176 Danial, Albert .........97,108,162 Daniels, Troy...................76 DANIELSON,CHARLES ....21,36 Danielson, Cheryl .........90|121 Danielson, Chris...........148,153 Dart, Tracy DAS, N. P.......................21 Daughtery, Tammy...........110,121 Davenport, Patricia ...........162 DAVENPORT, ROBERT..........24,34 David, Julie ..................148 Davies, Linda..................176 Davies, Robert .. .91,98,100,181,176 DAVIS,ALFRED .18,19,21,23,24, 28,80,126 Davis, Edward 62,176 Davis, James 162 Davis, Lori 101,121 Davis, Richard 121 DAVIS, MARILYN . 21,146 Davis, Terry ...... ; | 148 DAVIS, WESLEY... ...18,21,59,62 Davis, William . HP ...121 Davis, William Davis, Winnie ... 148 Davison, Frank ... 176 Davison, Hazel Dawkins, Richard ... . 162 Dayton, Christine ... ...90,102,121 Davton, Lori 162 Dazell, Scott 148 DECARTY, MARGARET 21,36 Deckard, Stephen ... 121 Dedin, Mary Kay 88.93, 148. • Dedin, Thomas 162 ■ . Demorst, Glen 149 | Dennler, James 121. ' Dennler, Martha .... 51,86, 122 Denzer, Daryn ...106,108,162 Deschene, Nancy .... .98,99,101,162 Devine, Gloria 110,122 Devine, Willie Devlin, Kara................109,162 Dewese, Sheri Dewitt, Melissa.................176 Dickson, Michael................162 Dickey, Amy............102,162,170' Dieker, Julie...................176 Dietrich, Susan...........51,71,149 Dillard, Darlene................162 Diniz, John......p..............176 Dixon, Kerry ...................176 Dixon, Lisa..................89,176 Dixon, Stephen .................149 Dixon, Wendell .................176 Dodson, Donna...................162 Dodson, James...................176 Dodson, Jeffery...........52,56,122 Dohrimjn, Darrell .....106,108,162 Domenico, Trina.................176 Donley, Michelle................149 Donovan, Kirk...................122 Donsbach, Steven ...............176 Dorsey, John DOWNONG, GLADYS..............21,109 Doyle, Linda...............106, 122 Dragoo, Kevin...............110,149 Drake, Danita Drcnnon, Craig................ 122 Drennan, Todd..................177 Dudley, Lawerence..............177 Dudley, Leon Due, Kathleen..................149 Due, Maureen................89,149 Dunaway, Tina ................149 Dungan, Cathleen...........102,149 Dungan.Mark.................62,177 Dunlap, Danny..................177 Dunlap, Donald Dunn, Raymond..................163 Dunwoodie, Patricia.........88,122 Dussinger, Camilia.............177 Dussinger, Karin....50,54,96,149 Duvall, Mitchell...............163 Dye, Robert....................177 Earl, Quentin...........54,108,163 Easley, John...................149 EATON, MARION................21,25 ECKER, DIANE................21,106 Eddleman, Mary Beth 76,98,101,102, 163,171 Edmond, Joseph Edwards, Barry Edwards, Kenda ................149 Eggers, Connie.............100,149 Ehlers, Karen...........93,101,122 Ehlcrs, Mark................61,163 EICHEKBERGER, LILA JEAN .21, 110 Eichelberger, Lynn.......89,94,177 Elam, Francine.................177 Elder, Lisa ....... T.. .96,101,149 Elder, Marc...............62,177 1 Ellis, Darwin .................177 Ellis, Gregory ................163 Elmer, Paula .............51,53,98 Elmer, Robert .............48,122 Elston, Scott.......-------52,149 Empson, Julie..................149 Engel, Shelly ...........84,90,122 ENGELHAUPT, ELSIE...............21 Esserine, Debra................177 Evans, Charles..............59,149 Evans, Christopher..........52,149 Evans, Donald Jr............61,163 Evans, Gayle ..............76,177 Evans, James...................163 Evans, Karen..............103,|l77 Evans, Linda ...................70 Evans, Melissa.................122 Evans, Sheri Evans, Terri . .71,76,90,102,106,122 Everetts, Elizabeth.............149 Everetts, Mark Ewing, Richard..................149 Exum, Ricky Fahraeus, Rasmus.................59 Fairchild, Sabrina..............149 FAIRCHILD,TIMOTHY ..20,21,54, 55 Farlow, Christopher..........61,163 Farmer, Angela..................177 Farmer, Brian ...............61,163 Farmer, Mary....................163 Farmer, Steven..................123 Farrar, Thomas, Jr..............149 Faulkner, Eric..............108,177 Faulkner, Wayne.................177 Faullin, Jeffery................177 Faullin, Mark................48,123 Faust, Lisa..........•..........177 Federhart, Christina.....53,93,149 Ferris, Karen...................149 Ferris, Mary.................51,123 Feree, Frank ...................163 Ferree, Jim Ferris, Jeania..................177 Fileccia, Diane . 76,77,94,98,104,123 Fisher, Soyna...................149 Fitch, Melanie..................163 Fisher, Julie................97,177 FISHER, RUTH.....................21 Fletcher, Robert ............62,177 Flesher, Scott...............48,163 Flickinger, Karen...............177 Floyd, Michael..................149 Fondren, Shaunna................163 Forney, Simone______ ...........177 Forrester, James .. .44,64, 65,95,123, 125 Forrester, RoseAnn . 76,80,81,92,98, 106,146,148,149, 156 Fosnaugh, Lori..................123 Foster, Jamelyn..............99,163 Foster, Sharon..................149 Francis, Bruce..................123 Frazier, Vanessa................149 Freeh, Tanja.............,.. .84,123 FREDREICKS, EDWARD 1,48,59 Fredricks, Jdark......... .... 177 Fredricks, Page ... .71,92,94 97,123 Fredricks, Tara.....50,71,102,149 Freeman, Judith ..........51,71,163 Freeman, Leah . .90,93,101,107,121, 123 Friedman, Cathrine .............149 Friese, Jeff................111,123 Friedman, Teresa ...............177 Frillman, Jamie .50,96,149,150 GOUDIE, SHIRLEY 22,51 Hariri, Nasseh 108,150 Frillman, Scott 76,177 Grabher, Joyce 98,163 Harkness, Karen 164 Frit ., Christine 177 Graham, Frances.... 163 Harmon, David 125 Fritz, Heidi 102,123 Graham, Susan 150 Harmon, Scott 178 Froelich, Angela ... . 177 Granato, Ann 178 Har| er, James, Jr .. 107,134,125 Froelich, David 163 Granato, Sarah 150 Harper, Joanne 150 Fruth, Katrina ....97,106,177 Green, Kelly 99,178 Harris, Patricia 178 Fruth, Viveka 86,163 Greene, Regina .50,84,107,150 Harris, Tim Fryer, Gail 177 Griffin, Jaray 150 Hart, Brenda 150 Frver, Jeffery 103,149 Griffin, Nancy 111,150 Harte, Michael ....62,97,178 Fumento, Andrew ... 149 Griffet, Susan .91,97,102,150 Hartley, Cheryl 178 Galardy, Mitchell.... 149 GRIGGS, ALVIN ... ..22,29,18,126 Hartley, Kathy 165 Gallivan, Katie 82,163 Grothe, Donald 61,163 Hartman, Frank 164 Gardner, Angus Grothe, Julie ... .51,71,92,93,96,124 Hartman, Leslie ... .50,82,164 Gardner, Benjamin .. 177 Grothe, Terri 178 Hartman, Mark ....59,95,125 Gardner, Sammy ..,. 163 Grusy, Lynne .53,76,160,163 Hartman, Mitchell 59,164 GARRETT, DAVID . 21,42 Guetle, Tracy 178 Hartz, Kimberly 150 Garrett, Jeffery 177 Gumbel, Jeffery 150 Hartz, Kristi 178 Garrett, Robert Haarhues, Charles... 124 Harska, Garry 103,150 Garvey, Patricia 88,124 Haarhues, Michelle .. 178 Harvey, Lisa Gatewood, Douglas .. 149 Hagan, Kelly 178 Harvey, Percy 164 Gatewood, Scott 62,177 Hagen, Jeffery 110,124 Hassell, Charles ...59,60,125 Gawthrop, Michael .. 149 Hagan, Michael 56,163 Hassell, Philip 62,178 Gerber, Dawn 149 Hahn, Karla Hasty, David 62,178 Gibbs, Jeanetta . .80,81,98,149 Haines, John Hasty, Michael 150 Gibbs, Larry Halcombe, Fred Hayden, Curt 150 Gibbs, Pamela 83,177 Halcombe, Soynda... 84,164 Haynes, Helena Gibnocy, Cynthia..., 711' 149 Hall, Jeffery ...65,111,124 Hays, Alan 125 Gibnoev, Lee.. .1 177 Hall, Joni ....83,178,182 Hays, David 96,164 Gilbert, Jennifer Hall, Martha 178 Hays, Laura 178 Gilbert, Rebecca .... 163 Hall, Mary 93,124 Hays, Mary 97,125 Gilbert, Sandra 177 Hall, Richard HAYS, ROBERT 22 Gilles, Laura 163 Hall, Ted 100,124 Hays, Robert 164 Gilles, Susan 149 Hall, Tracy Healea, Edward 61,164 Gillespie, Arzah Hallbeck, Daniel 124 Heath, Geralee 89,178 Gillon, Chanel 177 Hailow'ell, Lori 51,125 Heaton, Eric 56,110 Gillogy, Cynthia 89,150 Halton, Kathrine 178 Hecker, Martin 178 Gillogy, Lesli 150 Halton, Michael 150 Hefflwy, Christine .... ...96,99,164 Gillon, Yolanda HALUZAK, MIKE ... 22 Hefarty, Rebecca Guiffre, James 52,163 Hambrick, Lashunda . 76,91,164 HEINEMANN, KENNETH 22 Glasper, Gregory .... 177 Hambrick, Lovetta ... 178 Heiser, Eric 164 Glenn, Keith 124 Hamerick, William .. ..52,59,60,150 HEMBROUGH,GARY ... .22,59,61 Glidewcll, Dale 48,163 Hanes, Brenda 164 HEMBROUGH, GEORGINE 22 Glidewell, Elizabeth . ....99,101,177 Hanoka, James 125 Hemphill, Stephen .... 150 GLOBE, ROBERT .. 22,76 Hansen, Lisa 71,89,96,100,150 Henderson, Eydie Glockner, James 96,163 Hanson, Charles 59,150 Henderson, Lisa 160,164 Goin, John, Jr 48,95,124 Harbison, Cheryl 150,154 Henderson, Lisa 178 Goldsmith, Robert... 177 Hardin, Ricky Henderson, Theresa Good, John 124 HARDIN, ROBERT .. 22 Henderson, Tony 178 Goodling, Anne 163 Harding, David 164 Henderson, Wayde .... 150 Goodling, Cynthia .. . ....99,110,124 Harding, Gregory .... 48,164 Henderson, Willie 40,150 Gordon, Roman 177 Harding, Lori 101,125 Henry, Charla 178 Gorrell, Karen 53,163 Hardwick, Allison .... 164 Hepler, Dawn 164 Gorrell, Mary 150 Haring, Lianna 164 Herges, Todd 178 Gossett, Deborah .... ....99,101,178 Haring, Susan 178 Hermann, Michelle .. .. 101,178 Hewitt, Andre Hewitt, Julius... .76,95,100,118, 126 Hicks, Bonita Hieftie, Todd Hilding, John Hildreth, Thomas ................126 Hill, James..................126 Hill, Kenneth................126 Hill, Kimberly...............164 Hillen, Melinda ...........92,93,150 Hillsman, Audria.......117,126 Hilson, Michael .................178 Hire, David.................12'6 Hire, Margaret.......76,101,126 Hire, Tammy..................164 Hoch, Sundra...........101,178 Hodges, Barton........59,78,126 Hodges, Randolph Hodges, Stephanie.......88,126, 111 Hodson, Gregory..............164 Hoffman, Alan.............59,126 Hoffman, Eric...........56,108,164 Hoffman, Paul................178 Hoffman, David...............127 Hoffmeister, Cathy...........127 Hogans, Dwight Hoke,Julie..................96,150 Hoke, Victoria...............164 Holdcroft, Carla.....93,94,119, 127 Holdcroft, Sharon............93, 150 Holden, Diane ...................164 Hollern,John.........54,108,164 Holliday, Kelly..............99, 178 Holliday, Robin ..........99,101,164 Hollis, Brian................108 Holt, Elijah Holt, Patricia...............150 Hovde, Mark......................164 Hovde, Kelly ....................150 Hovde, Melody....................178 Hovde, Rieber ...................127 Holzer, Margot...................150 Holzhauer, Julie.............178 Houston, Betty ..................150 Houston, Charles.................178 Howard, Richard..................127 Howard, Terry....................164 Howe, Todd ...................62,178 Howell, Darry Hubbard, Kathleen ...............178 Hubert, Trade................178 Huddleston, Jay..............127 Hudgens, Robin Huelsbusch, Teresa.....100,164 Huff, Lilian ....................164 Hulett, Patricia.............71,127 Humphreys, Nancy..........93,96,127 Hutchcraft, Charles .........62,178 Hutchins, Martha................127 Hutchins, Cynthia...............178 Hyde, Denise .. .51,76,80,93,94,101, 105,107,127,130 Ignasiak, Gina .. .52,37,76,80,93,98, 106,150 Islam, Mohammed............109,178 Isom, Anyets Jackson, Nathaniel...........151 Jackson, Willet Jake, Latanya ..................127 Jake, Terron.................127 Jake, Theresa................165 James, Cheryl............... 93,151 James, Deborah...............128 James, Mike James, Sherry ...................88 Jamison, Becky...............151 Jamison, Julie .................165 Jamison, Penny...............178 Janowski, Thomas...........102,151 Janowski, Fatty..............178 Janowski, Ron..............102,178 Janusz, Gregory............102,165 Jefferson, Janet.............165 Jenkins, Jenette...........89,165 JENKINS, STUART..................22 Jessop, Allison............88,165 Jessop, Peter ...............88,165 Johansen, Christine........96,128 Johnsen, Andrew..............178 Johnson, Anthony Johnson, Donald Johnson, Felicia.............151 JOHNSON, FRANCES ...22,82,111 Johnson, Jeffery..........52,56,128 Johnson, Kimberly .. .76,99,101,179 Johnson, Larissa.............165 Johnson, Letita..............151 Johnson, Marcus .............109,151 Johnson, Martin..............165 Johnson, Michael...........88,128 Johnson, Paulette Johnson, Perry Johnson, Rebecca.............151 Johnson Jihonda..............179 Jolliff, Nancy...............165 Jolliff, Patrick.............128 Jolly, Susan...............97,179 Jones, Albert Jones, Andralen..............179 Jones, Beatrice Jones, Brenda Jones, Charlott..............128 Jones, Christopher...........179 Jones, Diane Jones, Dwight................179 Jones, Eugene................179 Jones, Gregory.............52,128 Jones, Jeffery...............165 Jones, Jiil ................102,165 Jones, Paulette JONES, RICHARD ..................22 Jones, Susan....................165 Jones, Venola Jordan, Denise...............165 Kadlec, Edward.............61,165 Kahler, Kandy................165 Kaiser, Heidi ...............82,165 Kaiser, Sheri...........94,114,128 Kanet, Suzanne..................151 Jarich, John .............49, 59,151 Karich, Mary ..53,76,79,93,105,129 Karsh, Aaron Katsinas, William ... .59,91,114,129 Kazemi, Hossem .................179 Keagle, Tamera...............165 Keagle, Thomas.............129,90 Keagle, Teresa...............129 Kearns, David ..................179 Kearns, Kathleen ...............151 Keck, Frank III .. .90,95,98,119,129 Kelly, Kathleen..............84,129 Kemper, Scott..........52,59,76,151 Kennedy, Diane...............84,151 Kepley, Brett.............56,98,129 Kerr, Shelly.................96,165 Keyhea, Robert Keiffer, Lynn............97,100,129 Kight, Scott....................61, 165 King, Jimmy King, Michelle King, Robert ...................179 Kinney, Willie Kisseberth, William ............165 Kisseberth, Chris...............92, 130 Klasing, Robert.................130 Klasing, V......................165 Klein, Brenda...................151 Klipsch, Jon Klitizing, Steven.........56,57,151 KMOCH, EDWARD..............22,44,52 KNIGHT, ELEANOR..................22 Knott, Nancy........51,100,130,134 Knox, Richard...................179 Kobel, Donna....................179 Kodes, Carolyn..........98,100,131 204 Kohler, John..............165 Kohler, Karla .. 71,92,94,96,126,130 KOHLER, PAUL...........23,103 Kohleman, David...........165 Kohlman, Joseph...............76 Kouzmanoff, Diane .. .86,87,101,151 Kouzmanoff, Jeffery Kouzmanoff, John..........179 Kraatz, James..........62,179 KRAMER, GERTRUDE..............23 K rouse, Robert.......106,151 Krouse, Thomas............179 Kuhn, Laura...........106,179 Kunde, Donald..........59,130 Kunde, Douglas.....61,165,169 Kuo, Linda ...........94,105,130 Kruth, James..............165 Kurth, Patrick...............179 Kyse, Amos Lamb, Steve Lambert, Cheryl Landcasler, Jerry Lane, Thomas.................151. LANG, LAWERENCE ... . 23,42 1 Langley, Christina__I. .51,101,151 Langlois, Joyce.....80,81,110,130 Langlois, Kenneth..........61,165 LANGSJOEN, ROSEMARY .... .23 V Lanham, Timothy Larent, Kathy.................165 Laroe, Brenda Lathrop, Brenda...............179 Lathrop, Frederic.............179 Lathrop, Tina.................151 Lathrop, Zina.................179 Lassiter, Angela Lassiter, James.............. 165 Lawerence, Cathy ......HBjj... .179 Lawerence, Dena.......... .... 165 Lawerence, Susan..............151 Laws, Debra Lawson, Daphne.............107,165 Lawson, Raymond...............151 LAWSON, SERENA.................23 LeBlane, Melanie..............165 Lebo, Richard.................179 Lee, Carol....'............86,165 Lee, Ruth ....................130 Lee, Sandra ..................179 Leger, Angela ............110,130 Leger, Mark...................151 LEHMAN, EDWIN . ..23,48,92,121 Lehoeky, Stephen.......103,131,137 Lenior, Emily...............151 1 Lenover, Patrick...........62,179 J Lessaria, Thomas .96,165 Lewis, Amy 51,94,96,98,131 Lewis, Donna Lewis, Fleet 151 Lewis, Jill ,.83,179 LEWIS, JOHN 23 Lewis, Michael .96,165 Lierman, Keith ....131 Limes, Paula 165 Lingren, Amy .76,179 Lingren, Elizabeth .... . .84,102,131 Lingren, Mary .... 165 LINDSEY, AUDRY.... 23 Lindsey, David Linzy, Joann .... 165 Li[)schutz, Jay Lipscomb, Jeffry .... 179 Lipscomb, Kathy Lofland, Diane .... 165 Lofland, Janet ....165 Logue, Kevin ....151 Long, Toni .71,165 Longfellow, William .... .... 179 LOVELL, ALAN 24 Loveman, Melessa Lowenstein, Michael ....151 Lowery, Nancy ••■•1791 Lumsden, Paul .62,179 Lvke, Kevin .96,165 Lynch, Marcia .91, 151, Lynch, Thomas .... 151 Lyons, Beth .... 151 MACEK, JOHN 24,58,59,61 Macgregor, John .... 179 Macgregor, Patricia .... .96,102,165 Macgregor, Stuart .... 131 Machual, Elizabeth 51 Madden, Pamela . .70,71, 131 Madden, Scott .52,151 Maggi, Marcella . ... 178 Maggi, Ronald ...111 Malek, Sharon ....179 MALLORY, MORRIS .. 19,2 1,50,59, 62 Manella, Francella .... 165 Manley, Todd .... 52,86,89,90,98,96, 100, 146,151 Mann, James Manning, Elizabeth .... 165 Manning, Sandra ....111 Manning, Vincent ....179 Manzella, Mary . . . . .84,131 Marallo, Lawerence .... .... 179 Marchand, Jeanne Marie ....131 Marchand, Melanie 103,179 Marchiando, Elizabeth 106,131 Marchiando, Laura . 179 Marcott, Tony 49,58,59 Markland, Jean .... 165 Marlow, Mitchell ... 62,179 Marsh, Stephen .... 131 Marshall, Audry.... 166 Marshall, Scott 103,131 Martin, Brian 61,166 Martin, Gregory .. .48,90,92,95,107, 131 Martin, Kathy 166 Martin, Laurie 151 Marty, Neil 59,151 Marxmiller, Amy... 82,166 Maske, Martin 179 Mast, James 179 Matthews, Angela.. 166 Matthews, Anita .... 179 Matthews, Tommy Maxey, Robert 151 Maxey, Scott 179 Maxwell, Katrina ... 92,131 Mat, Barbara 53,76,166 Mat, Christine 179 Mat, Ralph 179 May, Teresa ......... 76,132 May, Wayne . v.. 151 Mayes, Steven ■ 151 McAffe, Christopher. 166 McAuliffe, John 166 McAliffe(Thomas .. . 52,152 McCabe, Kenda 152 McCabe, Kimberly .|. 166 McCabe, Mark 179 McCain, Donald 166 McCain, Theresa .... 179 McArty; John .52,59,152,157 McClain, Mark 59,152 McClaine, Pam McClaird, Debra .... 86,166 McClellan, Belinda .. 84,166 McClellan, Brenda... 166 McClellan, Jr 59,152 McClellan, Toni 179 McClellan, Rudy .... 179 McClerren, L 152 McClintock, Alice ... 132 McCoy, Bryan 166,180,183,61 McConkie, Lynette .. 179 McCormick, John 152 McCowen, Carole.... 179 McCullough, Andrea. 180 McCullough, Deanne. 51,93,132 McCullough, Greg ... 52,56,166 McDaniel, Tim..................166 McDonald, Jimmie ..............180 McDuffe, Amy............71,96,152 McDuffy, Kenneth McGinnis, Kathrine .... 50,93,96,152 McGlamery, Steven..........96,152 McGow, Bryan...............61,166 MCGUIRE, JOSEPH.................24 McGuire, Pamela ... .88,100,129,132 McKinley, Alicia ..............180 McKinney, Curtiss...........52,152 McKinney, David III.........59,132 McLaird, Rick .................152 McMahon, Joseph ...............166 McMahon, Thomas ............52,152 McMullen, Dennis McNabb, Thomas.............103,132 McNamara, Carole ..............132 McNamara, Kimberly.............180 McNamara, Terrence _____56,57,152 McNamer, Michael ..............132 McNamer, Teresa................180 McNattin, Diane.........98,106,180 McNish, David..................Ill Meade, Tina.............. .132 Medjesky, Michelle..........91,180 Meeks, Deloris Meeks, Gwendolyn ..............132 Meeks, Kenneth..............62,180 Meeks, Rosemary................132 Meister, Kevin Meister, Lori...............99,166 Melchi, Kimberly...............180 Melchi, Perry Melchi, Tamera Menguy, Michelle .. .53,101,152,154 Menner, Janet...................76 Menner, Patrick................132 Merrill, Margaret.. 90,93,94,101,133 Merriweather, Aaron Merten, Mark...........102,108,152 Mesi, Phaedra .................166 Meyer, Eric.....59,97,103,152,155 Meyer, Scott................62,180 Millage, Timothy.........52,59,133 Miller, Bradley.............62,180 Miller, Bruce Miller, Dianna.................166 Miller, Douglas Miller,James....................59 Miller, Kevin .................180 Miller, Maria .................152 MILLER, ROBIN................24,35 Miller, Roger .............59, 111 Mills, Molly....................24 Mannicar, Gayle ...............96 Minor, Hoy....................180 Minton, George ...........103,152 Mitchell, Brian...............166 Mitchell, Lisa................166 Mitchell, Pat..............62,180 Mitchem, Clifford.............180 Mitchem, Craig.............43,152 Mochel, John..............108,180 Moe, Jeffery...............95,133 Moen, Harold..................180 MOON, JOYCE.................24,34 Moore, Dora...................166 Moore, Dwight Moore, Mark...................166 Moore, Mary Moore, Mike................52,152 Moore, Minnie ................180 Morf, Elizabeth............84,152 MORE, PAUL.....................24 Morger, Melissa...............180 Morris, Jill .................166 Morris, Rodney ...............166 Morrison, George..............152 Morrison, Terri ..............166 Morrow, Ann ..............110,152 Morrow, Jeffery MOSHER, DONNA .................24 Mosley, Tamera.............89,180 Mosley, Teresa................180 Mosley, Vincent...............180 Moss, Dallas...........61,161,166 Moss, Karen.............70,71,133 Mosser, Keith.................180 Mosser, Wayne.................180 MOTT, CANADANCE.24,96 Mullins, Anthony..............180 Mulrooney, Kevin.......62,110,180 Mulrooney, Teresa.........106,152 Munds, Jeffery.............62,180 Munds, Julie..................152 Murdock, Robert ... 102,103,106,133 Murphy, James .............61,166 Murphy, Jeffery ..............180 Murphy, Kathy ................180 Naanes, Debra.................132 Nash, Billy Nash, Eric....................180 Neeley, Levanne NELSON, C. ROBERT..........24, 56 Nelson, James .................62 Nelson, Lisa .......39,88,101,152 Nesbitt, Cassandra Nesbitt, Mark Nettl, Gloria.................152 NEUBAUER, GAIL..................24, 111 Neuman,Mark .49,54,55,76,94,96, 102,108,146,147,152 Nicholas, Paul .................180 Nicholas, Douglas...............133 Nickell, John................62,180 Nihiser, Richard................180 Nihiser, Robert .............56,152 Ni m mons, Joel.................133 Nolan, Mary.....................180 NOLEN,JUDY....................24,91 NORMAN, GWEN.....................25 Oare, Mark......................180 Oare, Kathleen..................166 O’Connor, Daniel................133 O’Connor, Terry.................181 O’Donnell, Elizabeth............166 O’Donnell, Kimberly.............152 O’Donnell, Teresa............76,181 O’Donnell, Timothy...............59 O’Donnell, Thomas............62,181 Ogdon, Marla....................166 O’Hara, Brenda..................166 O’Hara, Cathrine................133 O’Keefe, Stephen......56,76,166 Oliver, Stewart.................181 Oliver, Thomas..................152 Oliver, Todd....................181 Olson, Keith.........54,108,166 Olson, Melanie........92,94,133 O’Neal, William.................133 O’Neill, Melinda.................93 Osborn, Donna...................89, 152 OTTMERS, DENNIS..................25 Overholt, Teresa................181 Overman, Elizabeth .............181 Owens, Donna....................152 Owens, Jon......................181 PAGE, KEITH..........25,39,100,129 PALMER, LAVONNE...............25,37 Palminsano, Brenda ... 76,82,98,166, 160 Parmenter, Eric......62,175,181 Parmenter, George...............152 Parrish, John ... .76,95,120,134,135 Pascal, Tracy...................166 Patton, Deena ..............93,152 Palzke, Karen .............102, 166 Paul, Stanley...................166 Pedigo, John....................181 Pedigo, Pamela..................166 Peeples, Tracy..................134 Pelmore, Melissa................181 PEHG, ANNA.......................25 Peressini, Patricia..........50,152 Perkins, Edwaard 52,152 Raether, Helmut .... 102,153 Perring, Julia 134 Ramshaw, Sue 135 Perring, Richard 152,155 Randolph, Penny .... 181 PERRY, MARTHA.... 25 Rapier, Mary. .80,90,94,101,135,137 Peters, Herbert 181 Rapking, Nora 181 Petit, Scott 62,181 Rascheff, Luba 102,167 Petit, Sona 153 Ramussen, Joni .76,83,101,181 Petrillo, Christa 134 Rusmussen, William . 167 Petrillo, Veronica 153 Rawley, Brian 167 Petry, Joseph 61, 166 Rear, Phillip 59,95,135 Pettigrew, Tommie Redd, Darlene 153 Pettis, James 110 Redd, Mable Petty, Barney ..90,102,134 Redd, Willie 181 Pfeffer, Alice .102,106,153 Reden baugh, Carol .. 181 Pfeffer, Michael .106,108,166 Redmond, Albert . ... 88,135 Pfiester, Marc At 134 Redmond, Clarence .. 167,171 Pforr, Jamison Reed, William 62,181 Phillips, Debbie .. . 100,153 Reifsteck, Bruce .... 181 Pierce, Jason 166 Roinertsen, Paul .... 135 Pierce, Kelly 166 ■ Remmert, Richard ... 181 Pierce, Todd Renken, Valerie ....88,100,135 Piper, Mark 62,181 Renner, Michael 61,167 Pirie, James Renner, Sharon .. 53 136 Pirtle, Pamela | 166 Rhodes, H 100 Pirtle, Yvette 181 Rhoden, Zelda 167 Pittman, Janice 1 181 Rials, Michael 136 PITTMAN, ROBERT.. 25 Riblen, Eric 56,57,136 Pittman, Paul 48,153 Rice, Carol 167 Plotner, Dena 166 Richards, Brends .... Ill Porter, Rebecca 181 Richardson, Marva .. Ill, 136 Poshard, Melissa 166 Riddell, Randall 153 Poshard, Stephanie 100 Riggins, Amy 76,181 Powell, Darryl 153 Rine, Christine 102,136 Powell, Georgia 153 Rinehart, Mary Powell, Jeffery 167 ROBERTS, A. LEE.. 25 Powell, Kathleen C 106,134 Roberts, Eric 182 Powell, Kathleen 106,134 Roberts, Sarah 84 Powell, Kenneth 61,167 Robertson, Cynthia Prasse, Herbert ...52,92,153 Robinson, Allan Pratt, Donald Jr 153 Robinson, Andre .... 182 Pratt, Miles 167 Robinson, Larry 182 Pritchett, Karen 76 Robinson, Mae 76,83,182 Priester, Earnistine Robinson, Wanda.... 182 Prigmore, Kristina 181 Roeder, Baerbel 88,136 Pritchett, Karen 96,153 Rogers, Bradley 167 Pritchard, Ruthann Romanos, Costis 182 Pritchard, Sue 181 Romero, Christopher. ....96,167,169 Precise, Daivd .54,108,181 ROMERO, LIONEL . 25,41,96 Proksch, Robert ..59,97,153 Romero, Steve 182 Pruess, Dale 97,181 Roney, George 62,182 Pugh, David .54,108,167 Roney, Kimberly .... ... 101,153,156 Punkay, Lisa .... 101,153 ROSE, RANDALL .. 25,42 Quinn, Christopher 135 Rose, Tony Quinn, Thomas 91,102,108,153 Roseman, Cindy 182 Racer, Marcus 54,108 Rosenbaum, Tony ... 153 Ross, Ferron.....................182 Ross, Michael....................167 Ross, Natalie ...............99,167 Rothenberg, Stephen..........108,182 Rotzoll, Keith...................167 Rouse, Michael...................182 Rowe, Tricia.....................182 Roy, Gary........................182 Roy, Raymond.....................182 Roy, Sherryl.............,v....... 167 Ruch, Jefferson..............86,136 Rudnick, Marilyn ... .89,100,167,168 Rupert, Charles..................182 Russell, Deborah.................167 Russell, Gregory ................167 Russell, Mark....................183 Ryan, Karen.............51,93,94,136 Ryback, Nancy....................167 Ryneic, Lee..................83,183 Saathoff, Kevin...................62 Saathoff, Jacob..................153 Sandberg, Victoria...............136 Sanford, Jon.....................167 Sankey, David....................167 Sansone, Kathy...................167 Santas, Elizabeth............97,167 Sapora, John............52,92,95,136 Saunders, Besty...........99,101,183 Seaggs, Thomas...............100,167 Scantlebury, Marie .. .96,99,107,167 Schade, Tonja . .50,102,103,106,108, 153 Schade, Cynthia..................110 Schertz, Carolyn ................136 Schertz, Rodney..................167 Schilling, Ann ..................183 Schleef, Jeffery.................168 Schleef, Sandra..................136 Schmidt, Scott...............110,137 Schmissuer, Eric.............62,183 Schmissuer, Melonie .50,76,80,81,93, 153 Schmitz, Joni....................153 Schmitz, Joy . .90,92,94,101,107,137 Schram, Tammy ............84,96,101 Schrodt, Ricky...................183 Sehroeder, Michael...............153 Schweighart, Gerald . .48,90,126,137 Schweighart, Susan .. .52,76,80,147, 153 Schweighart, Tamera..........99,168 Schweitzer, Elaine........91,102,137 Scribner, Charles............102,168 Scoby, Phillip...............90,137 Scott, Marty.................59,153 Segall, Gregory Segall, Richard 168 SEIFERT, JUDY Selander, Steven 102 Semonin, Patricia 82, 168 Sergent, Brian 153 Sevorns, Laura 168 Seward, Kerry 102 SEXTON, RONALD... 25,35 Shackleford, Mark 168 Shackleford, Valerie ... 153 Shapland, John 95,137 Shapland, Rebecca .81,90,93,94,101, 107,137 Sharp, Lindsey . . .76,96,101,164, 168 Sharp, Melinda 153 Shaw, David .1 168 Shaw, Randall 183 Shelton, Sameul 49 Shierry, Diane 103,168 Shierry, Stephen . .92,103,137 Shtohryn, Luidosalva.. .92,93,94,96, 98,121,137 SHUMAN,DONALD.. Sibley, Sameul Jr Sibley, Steven 107, 138 Sieber, George 138 Sims, Cindy........... 138 Sims, Cynthia 110,153 Sims, Joseph 183 SINDER, MARILYN .. 26 Sinnott, Chesyl 99,183 Sinnott, Denise 89 Sippel, David 153 Sippell, Douglas 183 Skelton, Jeanne 153 Skelton, Julie 101,138 Skelton, Susan ........ ..99,101,183 SKIZAS, LOUIS 22,26 Slade, Gail 183 Slade, Helena 106,153 Slates, Angela 183 Slates, Gary 138 Slitcher, Ann 183 Slitcher, Jacob 130,138 Slocum, John 86,92,95,96,138 Smith, Carl Smith, Cassandra 76,168 Smith, Cynthia 154 Smith, Grhny 88,153 Smith, Janet 183 Smith, Laurie 154 Smith, Lisa 183 Smith, Rebecca Smith, Robert 110 Smith, Terry.................62,183 Snow, Jill ..................80,154 Sodemann, Scott...........56,57,138 Sikolow, Daniel Sokolow, David .................154 Sparks, Jeffery .........97,160,168 SPEER, DWAIN..................26,90 Speer, Joel ....................154 Spencer, Lisa................93,154 Spencer, Norman Spencer, Sanna .................168 Spitz, Dean.....................183 Spitz, Kenneth..................52, 154 Spitz, Kristi ..................183 Spitzer, David .................154 SPOONAMORE, JOHN.................26 SPOONER,SHERRY ..................97 Sprague, Michael............62,184 Sprouse, William................184 Stacy,Jeffery Stacy, Kimberly.................184 Staggs, Robert...............61,168 Stallman, Andrew.............97,168 Stallmeyer, Cathrine .. .90,92,94,96, 101,138 Staples, Jennifer....91,97,101, 154 Staples, Steven ............62,184 Stark, Karen..........50, 70, 71,138 Stark, Karen ...................184 Stark, Keith....................138 Stasi, Alrico...................138 Stegner, Vivki..................139 Stenzel, Eric...................184 Sterling, Lewis.................184 Stevens, Diane..................184 Stevenson, Dale.................169 Stewart, Andrea..........70,82, 168 Stewart, Karen ..........84,90, 154 Stewart, Vanessa ...............154 Stinson, Susan..............106,154 STORCH, NICOLE............26,28, 29 Stradley, Janis.................154 Stroud, Anita............86, 98,155 Stroud, Evelyn..........106,110,139 Stroud, Mary ...........106,110,139 Stucky, David................. 155 Stucky, Mark...............’,62,184 Sullivan, Daniel... 90,91,95,114,120, 134,139,143 Sutherland, Linda.. .90,101,106,110, 139 Sutherland, Lisa................139 Swain, David .............92,95,139 Sweeney, Mark ...........168,170 Syzmaniak, Kathleen.............168 Tabor, Mark......................168 Tabor, Tara......................139 Tarter, Jonathan.................155 Tatman, Jennifer..............90,139 Tauber, Kevin ............95,103,139 Tauber, Linda ...................184 Taylor, Clarence ............59,139 Taylor, Gertrude.................168 Taylor, Juliana..................168 Taylor, Timothy..................184 Tennill, James Topper, Mara..................98,168 Terry, Elliot....................109 Terry, Kenneth Terstriep, Jeffery..........103, 155 Thomas, Christopher..............184 Thomas, Dawn.................110,155 Thomas, Kevin.................90,139 Thomas, Michael..................168 Thompson, Christine..............184 Thompson, Jeffery................168 Thow, George...............79,95,96, 140 Thow, Helena..................91,155 Thurber, Mark....................184 TIGHE, CAROLYN..............26,39,98 Tillman, Desiree .............88,168 Timme, Debra ...............51,155 TOMLINSON, ALLISON..........26,91 TOM LINSON, S. JOE..........22,26,55 Torrens, Carol ..................184 Trahoitis, Patricia..............184 Trautman, Philip.................140 Trimble, Terry................59,155 Tromley, Christy.................155 Truitt, Daniel...................184 Trumble, Douglas.................184 Truscelli, Gerianne...........99,169 Truscelli, Gina..................184 Truscelli, Joseph ...............140 Tubesing, Robin...................84 Turner, Anglee ..................140 Turner, Patricia.................169 Tyree, John...............49, 54,155 Uchendu, Carolyn.................140 Underwood, Susan .. .91,96,106, 107, 140 Unzicker, Ronald.......61,169 Urbanek, Anthony .........59,155 Urbanek, Kevin.........61,169 Urbanek, Michael ......52,102,155 VALENTINE, GEORGE . .26,45,107 Vance, Lori...............140 VANCE, MARTY...................26 Vanetta, Pamela....106,110,140 Vanetta, Richard..........156 208 Vancour, Johnny.................169 Vanmeter, Stacy............93,101 Varner, Douglas.................169 Varnum, Lessa...................169 Vassar, Vera....................184 Vaughn, Richard.................169 Vaughn, Tamera..................156 VAWTER, MARYANN ... .26,40,96 Veasfe BrifTgeft ..........107,169 Vernon, Patricia .1:.. 88,102,106,156 Vickers, Stdven Vizek, Brian...............59,141 Voss, Lynn .....................169 Wachala, Edward |...............184 Wade, Bryan .... i|..........62,185 Wade, Juleen .... 1.............156 Wagner, Kathryn .|. .88,89, 100,141 Wahl, Timothy...................156 Waisvisz, Max...................185 Walker, Bradley .............96,156 Walker, Brian ..................169 Wall, James ................... 141 Wall, Ronald....................141 Wallace, Michael................141 Waller, Scott...................156 Walling, Daniel ....;...........156 Wallner, Michael .. .§.56,91,141 Walt, Lisa........1..........91,185 Walter, Harry....1.49,54,108,156 Walters, Gordon ................156 Ward, Douglas .48,100,106,107,126, 141 Warmbier, Kenneth ..............169 Warmouth, Jeffery......48,95,141 Washington, Patricia............156 Watson, Kevin................62,185 Wavering, Laura..............89,169 Weathington, Robert.............185 Webb, Harris....................157 Weber, Alan.....................157 Weber, Darcy....................185 Weber, Deena....................141 Welch, Karen....................142 Wells, Daniel ...........61,166,169 Wells, Leslie....51,101,134,142 Wendland, Lisa...............76,169 Wendland, Scott .90,95,107,142,143 Wenschoff, Sherry ...........96,157 Wermers, Gregory.............61,169 Wermers, Leah .............183,185 Werner, Joyce ...........53,109,169 Wesley, George..................185 Wesley, Markland................169 West, Cynthia.....86,92,101,157 Westjohn, Karla ................169 Weston, Colin............96,102,142 Weston, Deidre .................169 WHITE, BETTY.................26,110 White, Carol....................142 While, Lynn.....................142 Whitlatch, Laurie...............185 Whitley, Danny Whitney, Brian .................142 Whitsitt, Scott.................157 Wienke, Keith ..................142 Wienke, Lori.................91,185 Wiggins, Christine . I. .if.....142 Wilbourn, Lisa.......... .......185 Wilkins, Sharon Wilkins, Steve...............38,157 Willard, Anna................99,185 Willenbring, Charles......... 169 Willenbring, Penny .. .90,92,102,142 Williams, Alan..............62 185 Williams, Charles .............s.64 Williams, Cyrus.............62,185 Williams, Gloria..............142 Williams, Henry ................142 Williams, James Williams, Jesse.......52,59,143 Williams, Kerry Williams, Pearlie Williams, Terry......59, 64,65,143 Williamson, Chris ........103,169 Williamson, James.....59,96,143 Williamson, Laura..............169 WILLIS, CARYL................23,26 Wilson, Kelli..................185 Wilson, Kimberly ..............157 WILSON, ROBERT...............26,33 Wilson, Shade III Wimmer, Anthony ...............169 Wimmer, Douglas.................61 Wingler, Larry.................157 WISEMAN, GARY.........24,26,29 Wiseman, Nancy ... .90,92,93,94,97, 101,143 Wiseman, Stephen............62,185 Wolverton, Lori...........Ill, 143 Wonnell, Todd Woodbcck, Candy................185 Woods, Kathy...................170 WOODS, MIKE.....................26 Worthington, Virgina ... .98,102,170 YATES, MAXINE ............26,35,53 Yearly, Terence ...............185 Yets, Deana....................185 Yetle, Kenneth ...........62,185 Young, Carol ..................170 Zak, Eva.......................170 Zak, Stephen .............102,157 Zarbuck, Colleen...............170 Zarbuck, Parker.............59,143 Zehr, Sharon................77,143 Zemlin, Karl...........103,157 Zimmerman, Cheryl..............143 Zimmerman, Michael .........56,170 210 Drive-up banking is easy come, easy go at Bank of Illinois. 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