Centennial High School - Centurian Yearbook (Champaign, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1981 volume:

CENTURIAN 1981 VOLUME XIV 913 SOUTH CRESCENT DRIVE CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS CENTENNIAL HIGH SCHOOL Co-Editors-in-Chief: Katie Gallivan-Lynne Grusy SPORTS 18-45 co-editorsrMaryBeth Eddleman-Mike Lewis ORGANIZATIONS 46-83 co-editors: Nancy Deschene-Kristi Spitz A SENIORS 84-119 editors: Mindy Carroll-Amy Riggins-Lisa Wendland UNDERCLASSMEN 120-159 co-editors: Kelly Hagan-Susie Skelton STUDENT LIFE 160-177 ACADEMICS 178-199 co-editors: Angie Buckley-Sue Kanet Typpts: Lianne Haring, Kim McNamara, Lindsey Sharp Photographers: Steve Brunkow, Eric Carlson, Ron Jfniowski, Brian Martin, Ben Myer, David Well Editorial Advisor: E. M. Engelhaupt Business Advisor: D. Speer L J OPENING Qt t We flever Ready Say QooJLye Keep a Song of joy insicle your heart Luen though the time has come for us to partf lAJe ('( he together Soon and time Mfty ’ ftn Sau aoodh cause we neuer really Say goodbye 2 on t forget the love we shared today weet memories to heen us warm along Mhotdyou j aon t you cry read you nnow we our dreams and JKeep a Song o (LsVen though the time for us to party %i)e ll he together soon and time wi dfty cause we neuer ready Say goodbye 2)ary JtZraQon and ZJoni ZJi 9 ennme OPENING 3 CHARGERS REIGN Beat Central week started off with Carbash Day” on Tuesday Septem- ber 2nd; Chargers took out their frus- trations by bashing the Central Moron Car. Wednesday was “Mourn the Maroons” day. Students and faculty showed their grief for the upcoming Central massacre by wearing black. Twit day was Thursday, the annual event where students modeled the latest Central fashions. To wrap up the week, Chargers showed their support by wearing Centennial t-shirts and buttons. At 5:30 the Junior class Spaghetti dinner was held in the cafeteria. Seven- thirty was kick-off time for the show- down between Centennial and our cross-town rivals. To top off the week Centennial conquered Central 21-18, for their second straight year. 4 OPENING over crosstown rivals OPENING 5 ONINHdO 9 OPENING 7 8 OPENING 1980 CHARGER HOMECOMING OPENING 9 OPENING 11 CHARGERS PRESENT THEIR OF THE “Hats off to Chargers” Wednesday. October 22, marked the first day of the 1980 Homecoming week. Thursday was t-shirt day and students showed their charger spirit by wearing their Chargers, We are 1” t- shirts. The day we had all been waiting for was Friday. The day started off with the mum delivery to students and teachers. The traditional Home- coming Assembly was definitely a success. The lancers and cheerleaders performed. Senior Girls Council presented their skit, Student Council organized a class competition, and the assembly closed with the formal announcement of the Homecoming Queen’s court. Following the assem- bly was the parade which began on the south side of the school. The Var- sity Show was held in the auditorium at 5:00, preceded the chili supper which was organized by Interserve and Interact. The moment of truth came between the Chargers and Decatur Eisenhower at 7:30. The Char- gers fell to Eisenhower 31-6. Katie Gallivan was crowned Queen at half time. John McAuliffe was crowned King the following night at the Home- coming dance held in the Jefferson Building Saturday. October 25. 12 OPENING FIRST HOMECOMING EIGHTIES CALAMITY JANE The wild and woolly western “Calamity Jane” was pre- sented as Centennial High School’s first musical of the Eighties. Starring Todd Manley and Jamie Frillman, the musical told the story of Calamity’s successful attempt to bring a star performer to the Golden Garter Saloon and enliven Dead- wood City. In the process, Calamity found her one true love, and as the curtain fell, married him. The musical was produced by Thespian Playmakers. 14 OPENING OPENING 15 16 OPENING OPENING 17 SPORTS SPORTS 19 CHARGER NINE HAS FINE SEASON Hoys' Baseball: How 1 I. lo R - Jim Guiffre. Totld Manley. Bill Hamrick, Dave Becker. Row 2: Gr« g Wermers. Ken Warmbicr, Tom Brocrcn. Herb Prassc. Don Grothc. Row 3: Coach Kmoch. Kr� ' Bolden. Bubba Bryan. Kreg Brown. Stan Paul. Scott Mad- den. Tom Dedin. Scott Kemper. Coach Benny Bryan. CHARGER NINE HAS FINE SEASON Last year's Varsity Baseball Team ended the season with a record of 13 wins and 8 losses. The many long hours of practice outdoors and indoors paid off as they recorded a winning season. The Chargers outscorcd the opponents in total runs 131 to 112. The team’s hitting attack was led by Ken Warinbier. who ended the season with a team high battling average of 355. To top off the season, the Chargers captured second place in the Capitol Conference Tour- nament held in Springfield, narrowly missing out on first. Coach Bryan commented on the season. We had a fine staff, and our hitting improved a great deal. Overall it was a very good season.” With 7 returning lettennen and the addition of the Juniors, the Charger nine will be looking forward to another successful season in 1981. SCORK BOARD Centennial 3 Stephen Decatur 0 Centennial 3 I Irbana 1 Centennial 9 Decatur Kiscnhower 8 Centennial 5 MacArlhur 0 Centennial 9 Spring. Southeast 8 Centennial 1 I Irbana 4 Centennial 21 Central 18 Centennial 5 Griffin 6 Centennial H (Minton 9 Centennial 14 Monticello � Centennial 3 C Decatur MacArlhur 2 • Centennial a n Danville 4 Centennial 7 Bloomington 4 Centennial G Ml. Zion 8 Centennial 6 Bradley 4 4 7 Centennial 7 Ranlnul 4 Centennial S Spring. Griffin 9 Centennial 9 Ranlnul •� Centennial 1 Maltoon 3 20 SPORTS SOPHOMORES LEARN CHARGER WAYS The Sophomore Baseball team, under the leadership of Coach Pia learned the ways of the Charger base- ball system. Coach Pia commented, “The guys were very hard workers. We have some very good freshmen who will help out next year. The sophomores on the squad should be of great help to the Varsity in the 1981 season. Sophomore Baseball: Row l: Chuck Hutch- craft, Scott Butler, Todd Rogers, Martin Maske, Billy Martin, Frank Manella. Row 2: Robbie Easton. Scott Heinman. Ed Wachala. Ken Meeks, Joe Lamb. Row 3: Coach Pia, Randy Shaw, Rich Bowman, Mark Elder. John Diniz, Ron Shaw. SPORTS 21 TRACK SEES MANY RECORDS FALL SCOREBOARD Centennial 79 Decatur MacArthur 61 Centennial 42 Central 74 Centennial 32’ z Stephen Decatur 64 Vi Decatur Eisenhower 54 Centennial 66 Unity 54 Centennial 59 Urbana 99 U-High 14 Centennial 32 Vi Danville 95 Vi Centennial 67 Bloomington 61 Urbana Inv. 8 of 16 Conference 7 of 7 District 12 of 17 Centennial Girls Track had a successful season with a record of 4-5. Junior Kerry Williams qualified for State in the 440 yard dash. Many school records were broken during the season. Karin Dussinger - 2 mile Cathy Lawerence - high jump Leslie Hartman - 220 yard hurdles Michelle McNamara Missy Dewitt - mile relay team Liz Frasca Kerry Williams Coach Mallory comments, “I was very pleas- ed with the way our successful season went, and I'm looking forward to next year.” L to R - 1: Michelle Leblanc, Theresa Overholt. Tara Fredicks, Margie Earl, Susan Baker, Michelle Whittney. 2: Lee Ryniec, Mae Robin- son, Heidi Kaiser, Missy Roberts, Katie Gallivan. 3: Anita Stroud. Viveka Fruth, Dawn Oestreicher, Bonnie Blair, Leslie Hartman, Kit- ty Creswell. 4: Debbie Timmie, Siv Christens, Tracy Claypool, Kerry Williams. Liz Frasca, Michelle McNamara, Cathy Lawerence, Karin Dussinger, Kim McNamara, Coach Morris Mallory. 22 SPORTS TRACK SENDS FOUR TO STATE SCOREBOARD Centennial 95 Mahomet 67 Bloomington 24 Centennial 79 Kankakee Westview 64 Andrew 33 Centennial 96 Decatur Eisenhower 60 Stephen Decatur 30 Centennial 82 Charleston 68 Centennial 62 Rantoul 83 Centennial 60 Danville 78 Champaign Inv. 4th Urbana Open 7th Capitol 2nd District 4th Charger boys’ track had an excel- lent season. They sent four members to the State meet. Mike Carroll quali- fied for tripple jump, Tony Marcott in the discus, Larry Earl in the 2 mile, and Jim Miller in the 100 and 220. School records were broken. Jim Miller in the 220 and 330 low hurdles, Mike Carroll in the long jump. Two relay marks were also shattered — 2 mile relay and 440 relay. Row 1: Dahlon Chu. David Stroud. Syed Shah, Mike Buttimer, Steve Sullivan, Kevin Thurber, Randy Taylor, James Chiang. Row 2: Amir Kazeni. Bob Williams, Eric Parmenter. Ray Alexander, Brian Hollis, Wayne Faulkner, Donny Evans. Jim Smith, Phil Hassel. Row 3: Kevin Mulrooney. Larry Jones, Melvin Mc- Clelland, James Henderson, Mark Brown. Paul Lumsden, Dennis Frichtl. Larry Earl, John Hilding. Row 4: Brian Martin. Tony Marcott, David Martin. Chris Cunningham, Mike Miller. Eric Faulkner. Britt Powell. David Buck. John Watson. Pedro Carroll. Rick Rem- mert. Dahmin Chu, Rick Riddell. Troy Hinton, Eric Roberts. Mark Ellis. SPORTS 23 HARTMAN, MARTIN NAMED ALL CONFERENCE Centennial 21 Central 18 Centennial 0 Urbana 21 Centennial 26 Normal 22 Centennial 7 Southeast 28 Centennial 42 Jacksonville 6 Centennial 0 Griffin 32 Centennial 6 Eisenhower 31 Centennial 22 MacArthur 29 Centennial 21 Lanphier 6 The Varsity football team finished the season with a record of 4 wins and 5 losses. The Chargers opened the season by defeating Central for the second consecutive year. Their next victory came against the ironmen, as the Chargers prevailed to upset a tough Normal sauad. [acksonville was the next to fall to, the Chargers in a 42-6 rout. The juniors on the team closed the season and the seniors finished their high school careers with a victory against Springfield Lanphier, a team which had been improving every game. The defense, a Charger trademark, was evident all season. The team played well the first half of the season, but a midseason injury to Mitch Hartman slowed the team for the rest of the season. Brian Martin and Mitch Hartman gained All-Conference honors, as they and other Seniors provided leadership on and off the field. The Juniors and Sophomores gained valuable experience and with summer weight training the Chargers hope to produce another good season. L.-R. — Row 1: Matt Banks. Jim Nelson, Kevin Banks. Tom Troxyonos. Matt Schwartz. Jim Smith. Bryan McGow, Don Evans. Brent Carey, Chuck Hutchcraft, Chris Fiedler. Gerry Dozier, Ed Davis. Joe Lamb. Randy Hodges. Alan Williams. Row 2: Coach Wes Davis. Rick Riddell, Matt Fumento, Todd Buhrmaster, Dallas Moss, Jeff Petty. Ken Warmbier. Eric Parmenter, Ken Langlois. Keith Staggs. Mitch Hartman, Mark Klaus. Tom Schmidt. Eric Minor, Stewart Freeman. Coach John Macek. Row 3: Coach Morris Mallory. Jeff Lipscomb, Melvin McClellan. Jeff Munds, Mark Brown. Dale Speer. Bill Cotter. Ken Meeks. Brian McCoy, Joe McMahon. David Martin, Doug Bittinger, Paul Lumsden. Bubba Bryan. Phil Hassell. Larkin Johnson. Row 4: Coach Fredricks. Mike Hasty. Mike Neuses. Scott Kight, Kevin Watson, Don Grothe, Brian Martin. Dean Nichols. Steve Wiseman. Eric Carlson. Daniel Wells. Kevin Urbanek. Jeff Byars. Doug Kunde. Mike Miller. Russ Gruelle, Scott Black. Coach Gary Hembrough. 24 SPORTS se siHOdS CHARGERS ON THE MOVE 26 SPORTS SOPHOMORES BUILD FOR FUTURE L.-R. — Row 1: Jeff Schweighart, Dana Evans. Todd Buhrmaster. Dale Speer. Row 2: Jon Bris- tow', Gerry Dozier, Ton Schmidt, Chris Peters, Mike Keeling. Row 3: Matt Fumento. Stewart Freeman, Rickie Riddell, Steve Klaus, Jimmy Smith. Ronny Show, Matt Banks. Row 4: Mark Logue, Russ Gruelle. David Martin. Larken Johnson. Coach John Macek, Coach Gary Hem- brough, Mike Miller. SPORTS 27 FRESHMEN LEARN BASICS L.-R. — Row 1: Don VansRavensway, Ricky Estes, Dana Evans, Chris Peters, Richard Turner, Don Maples. Row 2: Mark Vaughn, Byron Jones, Jon Bristow. Jeff Corum, Brad Ward, Mike Lenstrum, Fred Marxstaller. Row 3: Darrell Lee, Tate Mertin, Kurt Davis, Steve Klaus. Rodneyn Stewart. Matt Banks, Don Davis. Bill Knolls. Row 4: Steve Hepler, Brian Miller, Ron Catron, Jim Skelton. Kyle Herges, Joel Mulcahey, Scott Foren, Coach Morris Mal- lory. Centennial 0 Rantoul 14 Centennial 6 Mahomet 28 Centennial 18 Central 6 Centennial 26 St. Joseph 0 Centennial 22 Mattoon 0 Centennial 10 Urbana 31 Centennial 0 Chiddix 10 Centennial 0 Danville 20 Centennial 26 St. Tersa 6 28 SPORTS STRIDERS PLACE HIGH AT DISTRICT SCOREBOARD Paris Inv. 3rd of 9 Centennial 52 Mehomet 81 Bloomington 43 Decatur Eisenhow'er 48 Centennial 19 Normal 42 Urbana 21 Centennial 37 Rantoul 36 Normal Inv. 1st of 7 Centennial 25 Decatur 30 Twin City Inv. 2nd of 4 Centennial 35 Mattoon 22 Peoria Inv. 23rd of 44 Centennial 40 Danville 19 Centennial 19 Uni High 36 Conference 2nd of 8 District 7th of 13 Row 1: Wayne Faulkner, Britt Powell, Eric Faulkner, Earl Dickey, Larry Earl. Rick Remmert, Mike Chastain. Row 2: James Chiang, Andy Phillips, Mike Osborne. Kieth Olson, Kevin McGinni, Dahmin Chu. Chris Farlow, Steve Sullivan. Dahlon Chu, Ed Kmock. Greg McConaha. Row 3: Brad Taylor. Mike Buttimer, Mike Cornell, Amir Kazemi, Coach Tim Fairchild, Brian Cox. Amy Riggins, Pedro Carroll, Jeff Frost, Randy Taylor, Ned McCael, Sven Christenson. The students ran to a very successful season with the highlight being their dis- trict placing which was the best in Centennial history. Larry Earl set a school record in the 3 mile run. Larry placed 2nd at conference and district. Larry was named Most Valuable Player at awards banquet. Earl Dickey was named Best Freshman with Mike Buttimer named Most Improved. SPORTS 29 NETTERS SWING INTO ACTION The Boys Tennis Team had a very successful season, even though their season record didn’t show it. Under the leadership of the number one and two players, who were Scott Whitsitt and Greg Moody, the guys compiled a record of 6-8. Coach Waybright commented, “The boys worked very hard, but at times we had our difficulties. Overall I was pleased with the way the season turned out, and I’m looking forward to next year.” Bloomington 0-9 Stephen Decatur 6-3 Decatur MacArthur 4-5 Mattoon 7-2 Urbana 1-8 Champ. Central 3-6 Olney 6-3 Panis 9-0 Danville 3-6 Eastridge 6-2 Griffin 2-7 Rantoul 7-2 Normal 1-8 Springfield 0-9 Row 1: Sergio Gonzales. Jeff McKeown, Tom Scaggs, Scott Frillman, Scott Whitsitt. Row 2: Don Waybright, Mike Floyd, Mark Mertin, Chris Evans, Peter Czajkowski, Keith Rotzell. 30 SPORTS GIRLS TENNIS NETS 10-3 SEASON Bottom: Left to Right — Joyce Werner, Jeana Ginnaway, Paula Elmer, Robin Limp, Barb Baries, Becca Tepper. Top: Left to Right — Coach Yates, Jamie Carey, Laurie Arnold. Viveka Fruth, Laura Ramshaw, Julie Dieker, Linda Tauber. The girls tennis team finished the year with the best girls tennis record in Centennial’s history. A great record in the regular season helped the girls finish second in both the conference and at District. Coach Yates commented on the season. “The girls played well all sea- son. We were very pleased with it. The high finishes in the conference and at districts were a great way to end the season.’’ Barb Baries for the second straight year qualified for state. Paula Elmer played well all year long and Laura Ramshaw, a sophomore, proved a pleasant surprise in her first year on the team. With many players back next year, the girls hope to match this year’s record. SCOREBOARD Centennial 5 Decatur Eisenhower 4 Centennial 6 Decatur MacArthur 3 Centennial 9 Rantoul 0 Centennial 1 Central 8 Centennial 9 Southeast 0 Centennial 6 Urbana 3 Centennial 9 Jacksonville 0 Centennial 7 Paris 2 Centennial 2 Normal 7 Centennial 8 Lanphier 1 Centennial 4 Danville 5 Centennial 8 Rantoul 1 Centennial 6 Stephen Decatur 0 SPORTS 31 VOLLEYBALL HAS BEST SEASON EVER Row 1: Kim Williams, Toni Long, Laura Wav- ering, Sue Pritchard. Row 2: Diane Oestreicher, Dianna Miller, Andrea McCullough, Leigh Anne Bryan, Linda Evans. Pat MacGregor, Coach Nina Brown. The volleyball team finished the year with a record of 12 wins and 13 losses. The hard after school practices paid off as the team recorded 12 vic- tories, the most for a volleyball team at Centennial. Coach Nina Brown looked back on the season. “The girls played up to their potential throughout the season. They improved with each game and did fantastic in districts.” The team will lose seven lettermen, but the underclassmen gained alot of experience and the team should be strong again next season. Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Centennial Districts Centennial Centennial Centennial SCOREBOARD 12 Monticello 8 8 Jacksonville 15 15 15 Urbana 5 15 15 Hoopston 15 11 Normal 13 10 Southeast 16 15 St. Joe-Ogden 11 15 6 Lanphier 11 1 Unity 6 7 Eisenhower 10 15 Decatur Lakeview 15 5 Decatur MacArthur 15 5 7 Decatur MacArthur 15 15 16 Southeast 8 10 15 Rantoul 15 7 Jacksonville 15 8 15 Eisenhower 9 8 10 MacArthur 4 15 Danville 15 15 Lanphier 10 15 13 Champ. Central 7 15 Normal 15 15 Danville 15 3 Mattoon 15 17 8 Champ. Central 4 15 15 15 12 13 10 IS 10 11 17 15 15 15 18 10 15 4 15 15 15 15 15 15 8 13 15 2 15 15 5 12 14 15 15 4 11 15 0 15 13 15 15 15 15 5 2 10 15 10 15 15 10 7 2 15 8 15 15 15 32 SPORTS FRESH-SOPH LEARN CHARGER WAYS Row 1: Cheryl Bartels, Hidee Silverwood, Joni Hall, Susan Lenover, Babette Trautman, Julie Davis — Manager. Row 2: Coach Marty Perry, Angel McCabe, Susan Stroud, Tracy Claypool. Karen Espeseth, Dawn Oestreicher, Gail Slade. Natalie Wheeler. The Junior Varsity Volleyball team learned how to play the game the Centennial way. They worked long hard hours after school and showed a lot of promise. The girls should be a great asset to next year’s Varsity team. I H f SPORTS 33 GOLF FINISHES 8-6 The golf team had a fine season, finishing with a record of 8 wins and 6 losses. They finished high in many tournaments, including a 13th place finish out of 45 teams at the Peoria Invitational. Coach Bob Nelson reflected on the season. “I was pleased with the sea- son. The past years we have done well at home (Lincolnshire) and this year was no exception. Matt Reiter and Mike Hagan played consistent all year. We had alot of players who played during the summer and that really helped them improve their game.” With many underclassmen show- ing promise this season, next year’s golf team should be strong. SCOREBOARD Centennial 214 Champaign Central 200 Centennial 207 Decatur MacArthur 212 Centennial 204 Normal 214 Centennial 215 Monticello 233 Centennial 219 Decatur Eisenhower 209 Centennial 219 Decatur Lakeview 235 Centennial 225 Mahomet 215 Centennial 235 Rantoul 244 Centennial 212 Stephen Decatur 225 Centennial 225 Mahomet 234 Centennial 297 Champaign Central 289 Centennial 203 Bloomington 209 Centennial 172 Danville 168 Centennial 172 Georgetown 170 13th out of 22 teams in Decatur Invitational 13th out of 45 teams at Peoria Invitational 2nd in the Schlarmann Invitational 5th in conference 8th in districts Row 1: Mike Zimmerman. Clark Peterson, Jeff Cochrane. Row 2: Dave Fairbanks, Clayton Schneider. Jeff Powell, Tim Powell, Paul Hoff- man. Row 3: Coach Bob Nelson. Bryan Wade, Charlie Petry, Greg McCullough, Mike Hagan, Mike Renner, Brad Miller. Not Pictured: Matt Reiter. 34 SPORTS SOFTBALL HAS UP AND DOWN SEASON Softball Row 1: Diane Oestreicher, Terri Grothe, Ann Schilling, Barb Alexander, Amy Marxmiller, Linda Evans, Sandy Golliher. Row 2: Angie Price. Tami Schweighart. Judy Freeman, Andrea McCullogh, Kathy Wachala, Tame Hire, Sharon McCull. Row 3: Coach Nolan, Bonnie Carter, Natalie Wheeler, Regina Odgen, Marla Odgen, Kathy Woods, Pat McGregor, Coach Woods. Centennial 6 3 Hoopeston 4 12 Centennial 3 Central 19 Centennial 12 Georgetown 7 Centennial 3 Rantoul 5 Centennial 4 Monticello 12 Centennial 0 Southeast 2 Centennial 0 Lanphier 22 Centennial 7 Monticello 2 Centennial 7 Eisenhower 2 Centennial 2 Central 7 Centennial 11 Mahomet 7 Centennial 10 Urbana 12 Centennial 8 Urbana District 14 Centennial 6 Rantoul 7 The girls’ softball team ended the season with a record of 5 wins and 10 losses. Despite their record, the team had many close games. Kathy Wachala was named Most Valuable Player. The team saw improvement in all their games. Two members of the team gradu- ated. The girls are looking forward to an even better season in 1981. Coach Woods commented, “I thought the girls had a good season. Many of them improved greatly throughout the season.” r SPORTS 35 BOYS SWIM TO SUCCESS WITH CONFERENCE VICTORY L.-R. — Row 1: Dale Speer, Phil Bortner, Jim Kmoch. Howard Hill. Row 2: Coach Fredricks, Todd Howe, Rob Fletcher, Joe Cleveland. Shawn Bickers, Dean Carlson, Mike Langely, Coach Waybright. Row 3: Larry Beers, Jeff Fau- lin, Greg Harding, David Martin. The swim team led by Rob Fletcher, Jeff Faulin, Greg Harding, Eric Schmisseur, and Phil Bortner captured the Capitol Conference Title. This is the third conference title for the swimmers in the past four years. Guided by Coach Fredricks the tankers posted a 12-2 season. This season was special because it was the most victories ever posted by a Cen- tennial team and yet the smallest team in number. commented Coach Fredricks. Rob Fletcher bettered school records in the 50 free., 100 free., and tied the record in 100 fly. Jeff Faulin Centennial 121 Southeast 37 Centennial 106 Westouw 61 Centennial 92 Urbana 80 Centennial 76 Bloomington 95 Centennial 97 Normal 75 Centennial 92 Danville 77 Centennial 99 Springfield 71 Centennial 80 Central 92 Centennial 93 Griffin 78 Centennial 120 Lanphier 45 Centennial 97 Normal 71 Centennial 110 Eastridge 59 Centennial 46 Urbana 36 Centennial 115 Danville 39 Bloomington Relays Third of 6 Peoria Relays Kankakee East Inv. Conference broke the conference record in the 100 free. The swim team will have many top swimmers returning next year. The 1981-82 season should have the Char- gers battling for another Capitol Con- ference Title. 36 SPORTS GROTHE DIVES TO 18th AT STATE Girls Swimming Bottom: L to R — Amy Mitchell, Helen Thow, Jill Sinnott, Kris Hartman, Diane Gallivan, Sara Vogel. Cindy Bradley, Princy Uhl. Middle Row: L to R — Coach Rich Lore, Tami Schweighart, Jenny Bettridge, Karen Grothe, Beth Hill. Susan Jones. Melanie Herman. Coach Don Waybright. Top Row: L to R — Mary Beth Eddleman, Kim McNamara, Regina Odgen, Nancy Jolliff, Susie Waldbauer, Lynn Eckert, Susan Eddleman. Charger girls swimming showed much improvement under the leader- ship of first year coach Rich Lore. Diver Karen Grothe remained undefeated throughout the dual meet season and won at the District. Karen qualified for State and finished 18th at the state meet. Susan Eddleman and Beth Hill led the swimmers both narrowly missing state cuts. Susan finished 4th in 200 freestyle and 2nd in 500 freestyle at District and Beth finished 3rd in 100 backstroke. Coach Lore reflects back on the season, “I thought the season went fairly well. I learned alot about High School girls. I look forward to next year.” SCOREBOARD Centennial 92 Urbana 79 Centennial 69 Bloomington 104 Centennial 71 Peoria 101 Centennial 60 Central 101 Centennial 99 Normal 72 Centennial 87 Normal U-High 85 Centennial 99 Olympia 64 Centennial 57 Central 99 Centennial 89 Springfield 82 Centennial 89 Urbana 83 Centennial 66 Bloomington 105 Centennial 109 Normal 62 SPORTS 37 CHARGERS WIN REGIONALS L.-R. — Row 1: Cathy Lawrence. Beth Overman. Mary Beth Eddleman. Kelli Nimmo. Laura Ramshaw. Row 2: John Connet, Judy Freeman. Kelly Hagan, Thersa Karich. Renata Circeo. Becky Sweet Mgr. Row 3: Coach Fairchild, Coach Mills. L.-R. — Row 1: April McConkie. Cara Childress, Regina Ogden, Michelle McNamara, Karen Espeth. Row 2: Laurie Kanet, Diane Gallivan, Sandy Golliher, Dawn Oestreicher, C. C. Jones, Linda Arseneu, Amy Wienke, Becky Sweet Mgr., Coach Molly Mills. SPORTS 38 L.-R. — Row 1: Dawn Oestreicher, Judy Free- man, Mary Beth Eddleman, Renata Circeo. Row 2: Regina Ogden, Cathy Lawrence, Beth Overman, Kelli Nimmo, Kelly Hagan, Susan Haring, Laura Ramshaw, Theresa Karich, Coach Fairchild. Centennial 50 Centennial 48 Centennial 50 Centennial 58 Centennial 57 Centennial 50 Centennial 71 Centennial 62 Centennial 79 Centennial 69 Centennial 57 Centennial 56 Centennial 53 Centennial 63 Centennial 68 Danville 43 Central 49 Galesburg 55 Canton 37 I.V.C. 50 Lincoln 55 MacArthur 27 Normal 30 Lanphier 60 Unity 56 Jacksonville 47 Eisenhower 53 Rantoul 34 Urbana 46 Southeast 70 The girls basketball team had their best season ever with a record of 19-7. The Chargers won the regional title and were sectional finalists. SPORTS 39 PRESSING CHARGERS HAVE UP AND DOWN SEASON L.-R. — Row 1: Rick Riddell, Coach Gary Hem- brough, Coach Jim Terry, Coach Coleman Car- rodine. Coach Preston Williams. John Connet. Row 2: Mike Chastain, Bob Williams. Nate Causley, Ken Warmbier, Tom Dedin, Eric Rob- erts. Stan Paul, Mark Piper, Chris Cunning- ham. Marc Ellis, Bill Rasmussen, Harold Abra- ham. 40 SPORTS SPORTS 41 The Pressing Chargers had its ups and downs this season. Despite playing excellent defense the team sometime lacked the shooting ability they needed to win many games. The players put in many hard hours at practice. Leading the Chargers in scoring and assists was Senior Ken Warmbier. The Chargers were led in rebounding by Eric Roberts, following close behind was Chris Cunningham. Centennial 73 Mattoon 66 Centennial 52 Rantoul 42 Centennial 35 Urbana 50 Centennial 50 Central 54 Centennial 53 Southeast 57 Centennial 70 Jacksonville 54 Centennial 38 Griffin 50 Centennial 60 MacArthur 64 Centennial 36 Warren Township 46 Centennial 63 Alton 53 Centennial 37 Collinsville 70 Centennial 46 Eisenhower 69 Centennial 48 Lanphier 92 Centennial 53 Normal 68 Centennial 46 Rantoul 52 Centennial 49 Chicago Calumet 52 Centennial 71 Southeast 69 Centennial 56 Jacksonville 67 Centennial 48 Urbana 72 Centennial 57 Griffin 74 Centennial 53 Normal 67 42 SPORTS SOPHOMORES IMPROVE SCOREBOARD Centennial 58 Southeast 77 Centennial 65 Jacksonville 51 Centennial 39 Griffin 63 Centennial 51 MacArthur 72 Centennial 53 Olympia 57 Centennial 38 Lincoln 88 Centennial 39 Eisenhower 69 Centennial 55 Lanphier 72 Centennial 52 Normal 55 Centennial 45 Rantoul 58 Centennial 49 Calumet 55 Centennial 71 Southeast 49 Centennial 65 Jacksonville 71 Centennial 57 Urbana 63 Centennial 61 Griffin 67 Centennial 44 Normal 65 Row 1: Jeff Williams, Frank Manella. John Furrow, Ray Alexander. J. T. Warmbier. Row 2: Ron Shaw. Scott Nagy, Todd Rogers. Chris Pelmore, Jeff Lewis, Otis Thompson. Row 3: Adam Henderson. Brad Bogen. Tom Woods. Coach Gary Hembrough. Juan Huaren, Roger McCelldan, James Lindsey. SPORTS 43 FRESHMEN GAIN CONFIDENCE Row 1: Grant Slanger. Bryon Jones, Darron Smith, Chris Rapier, Jeff Lewis. Row 2: James Kinney, Kyle Herges, Scott Nagy, Rodney Stewart. Jim McCormick, Billy Knowles. Brad Taylor. Row 3: Coach Jim Terry. Zack Taylor, Jim Skelton. Joe Mulcahey, Brad Bogen. Roger McCelldan, Todd Rodgers, Rick Gargerer, Coach Preston Williams. SCOREBOARD Centennial 50 Urbana Centennial 59 Normal Parkside Centennial 50 Central Centennial 78 Gibson City Centennial 50 Bloomington Centennial 52 Monticello Centennial 39 MacArthur Centennial 50 Mattoon Centennial 50 Urbana Centennial 54 Lakeview Centennial 46 Rantoul Centennial 55 Mattoon Centennial 55 Bloomington Centennial 53 Lincoln Centennial 65 Parkside Centennial 66 Olympia Centennial 59 Lakeview Centennial 54 MacArthur Centennial 71 Normal Chiddix Centennial 60 Unity 44 SPORTS HARTMAN, FARLOW WIN CONFERENCE L.-R. — Row 1: Eric Meuller, Phil Sexton. Jim Nelson, Brian Walke, Matt Swartz. Row 2: Chris Farlow, Troy Daniels. Mark Ehlers, Tate Martin. Dean Spitz. Doug Kunde. Scott Right, Coach Nelson. The Wrestling team finished a tough season with a dual meet record of 5 wins and 8 losses. The team was well balanced and had many good individual perform- ances. Seniors Mitch Hartman and Chris Farlow captured conference titles in their weight class. In Districts, the Chargers advanced four grapplers to sectionals Eric Mueller, Jim Nel- son, Doug Kunde and Mitch Hart- man. Centennial 35 Lakeview 34 Centennial 11 Rantoul 35 Centennial 18 Central 42 Centennial 49 MacArthur 11 Centennial 15 Normal 15 Centennial 17 Lanphier 32 Centennial 25 Danville 25 Centennial 12 Urbana 36 Centennial 39 Eisenhower 24 Centennial 34 Stephen Decatur 35 Centennial 30 Hoopestoon 33 Centennial 42 Kankee Eastridge 21 Centennial 28 Springfield S.E. 25 Centennial 18 Springfield High 41 5-8-1 Lockport Tournament Mahomet Tournament U-High Tournament Conference Tournament District Tournament SPORTS 45 46 ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS 47 STUDENT COUNCIL HOLDS THE KEY Student Council starts the year off with the Spirit Event. One of the major objectives of Centennial’s Student Council is to represent the student body and to provide for their needs and concerns. The Student Council sponsors many of Centennial’s Homecoming activities and organizes many of the school’s assemblies. The Student Council members are elected by the Student Body. A. Bottom to Top, L. to R. — Row 1: Nancy Deschene. Cindy Feliccia. Brad Miller, Joni Rasmussen. John McAuliffe. Lianne Haring. Row 2: Steve Kohler. Lindsey Sharp. Barb Bareis. Lisa Mitchell. Joyce Werner, Mary Lingren, Kathy Brademas. Row 3: Bryan Cox, John Bristol, Jeff Lewis, Amy Riggins. Chris Brademas. Row 4: Steve Sullivrm, Milica Kokotovic. Mike Cornell. Christa Bermingham, Terri O’Donnell. Laurie Arnould. Row 5: Kristen Thomas, Terri Eckert, Rob Cook. Melanie Herman, Lee Ryniec, Kelly Hagan. Susie Skelton. Row 6: Laura Punkay. Paula Riggins. Jill Lewis, Kim Johnson. Row 7: Liz Frasca, Dawn Dohrman. Heidi Kaiser. Mae Robinson. Row 8: Susan Eddleman, Susan Gerber, Beth Hill. Lelie Hartman. Kris Hartman, Angrea Stewart. B. Student Council Officers: Sitting: L. to R. — Mary Lingren. Secretary: Andrea Stewart. Vice- President. Standing: John McAuliffe. President: Cindy Fileccia, Steve Kohler. Treasurer. C. The first dance of the year (Spirit Event) has everyone up on their feet. 48 ORGANIZATIONS TO STUDENT INVOLVEMENT A. Crowd supports Centennial on their 21-17 victory over Champaign Central. C. Chuck Hutchcraft, dressed in his Sunday best, helps with the Car Bash. D. Lisa Mitchell (Homecoming Queen Candi- date) escorted by Billy Rasmussen. ORGANIZATIONS 49 J m;; C. Let’s Get Rowdy!! B. Fireworks make the 1980 Homecoming fes- tivities complete. D. Student Council brings back past Miss Jinglebells for the Homecoming Assembly. 50 ORGANIZATIONS HOMECOMING 1980 A. Katie Gallivan and John McAuliffe, Homecoming Queen and King 1980. B. 1980 Homecoming Court: Brenda Palmisano, Lisa Mitchell, Soynda Halcrombe, Katie Gallivan, Nancy Deschene. Escorts: Steve Kohler, Joe Petry, Billy Rasmussen, Mike Haines. Larry Earl, Chris Farlow. C. Susie Schweighart crowns Nancy Deschene. D. Miss Jingle Bells Court 1980: Joyce Grabher, Soynda Halcrombe, Nancy Deschene. Brenda Palmi- Miss Jingle Bells, 1980. sano. Marie Scantleberry. MISS JINGLE BELLS ORGANIZATIONS 51 THE CHARGER BAND The Centennial Symphonic Band is composed of all the wind and percussion players in the school. The organization presents concerts at Centennial twice yearly. In addition to the concerts at school, the band competes in the IHSA Concert Sightreading each year. The band has also performed in such places as Kansas City, Missouri, Chicago, Illinois, and St. Louis, Missouri. The band has earned a reputation as one of the finest in the area. A. Bottom to Top. L. to R. — Row 1: Malikah Muhammad. Terri Eckert, Mellisa Morger, Robin Limp. Ann Davis. Angie Price. Julie Dieker, Sarah Pence, Sarah Edmonds, Amy Terstriep, Joyce Grabher. Row 2: Missy Poshard. Adrienne Woods. Pam Black. Susan Berber. Carol Porter, Lovetta Hambrick, Jennifer Montgomery, Angie Westjohn, Jim Eisenkoff. Cathy Button. Chris Brademas. Row 3: Joe Cleveland, Ann Wright. Ben Meyer, Scott Frillman, Eric Kaelin, Eric Thompson, Mike Harte. Barbara Day, Rana Klasing. Mary O’Connell. Troy Daniels, Doug Anderson. Jeff McKowen, Jeff Schweighart, Phil Hassell, Jack Dorsett. Kerry Lynch. Benny Baker. Keith Staggs. Andy Stallman, Erich Stenzel. Row 4: Floyd Welch, Joan Neuses, Amy Wienke, Jeff Edmunds. James Kraatz. Mitch Duvall. Chris Chapman. Marc Racer, Mike Cornell, Rick Caringer, Kevin Merrifield, Mike McGuire, Barb Alexander. Mike Zimmerman. Mary Slocum, Judy Freeman. Tom Gantz, Mr. Ottmers (sponsor). Row 5: Paul Lumsden, Larry Beers, Biuy Knowles. Rusty Beck. Terry Howard. Mike Renner. Ed Healey. Mike Langley, Eric Olson, Rosanne Benfatto. B. Mitch Duvall and Chris Chapman practice for Homecoming 1980. 52 ORGANIZATIONS The Jazz Band is in its third year of existence at Centennial. The group is open to any student interested in jazz and who can pass the audition. The band presents concerts at school, in the community, and competes in invitational Jazz Festivals throughout the state. Most recently, receiving a First Division Rating at the 1980 Millikan University' Jazz Festival. A. Band Officers: L. to R. — Mike Renner. Lovetta Hambrick, Joyce Grabher, Barb Alexander. Erich Stenzel, Teri Eckert. Angie Price. B. Bottom to Top. L. to R. — Row 1: Scott Frillman, Doug Anderson. Mike Harte, Bargara Day. Mary O’Connell. Row 2: Mitch Duvall. Rick Garinger, Mike Zimmerman, Kevin Merrifield. Mitch Marlow. Mike Keeling. Row 3: Rob Twardock. Larry Beers. Mary Slocum. Tom Gantz, Erich Stenzel, Mr. Ottmers (sponsor). JAZZ BAND ORGANIZATIONS 53 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS B. C. A. Varsity Cheerleaders: From L. to R. — Jill Lewis, Katie Gallivan, Joni Rasmussen. Lee Ryniec, Brenda Palmisano. Keidi Kaiser. Leslie Hartman. Below: Andrea Stewart. Mae Robinson. B. Leslie Hartman tries to keep warm during the cheer. C. Heidi Kaiser’s mind doesn't appear to be on cheerleading. 54 ORGANIZATIONS A. Varsity Cheerleaders: Top to Bottom. L. to R. Heidi Kaiser. Jill Lewis. Katie Gallivan. |oni Rasmussen. Leslie Hartman. Mae Robinson. Back: Andrea Stewart. Front: Lee Rvniec. Not Pictured: Brenda Palmisano. B. Cheerleaders huddle for warmth during the Homecoming Parade. C. Varsity Cheerleaders stand at attention during the flag raising ceremony. ORGANIZATIONS 55 SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS Sophomore cheerleaders begin their experience by attending a week of Cheerleading camp at Purdue during the summer before their sophomore year. During the year, they cheer for all sophomore football and basketball games, and are responsible for posters in the cafeteria and signs on players’ lockers during each season. A. L. to R. — Liz Frasca, Susan Eddleman. Jenny Bauman, Kim Dickerson. Susan Baker, Michelle Whitney, Ms. Haizman (sponsor). B. Susan Baker and Susan Eddleman cheer at the Centennial vs. Central C.The Sophomore Cheerleaders ride in the Homecoming Parade, basketball game. 56 ORGANIZATIONS FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Freshman cheerleading tryouts were held in September with over 30 girls trying out. Eleven girls were chosen to be members of the freshman squad. The girls cheered together for all the football games and then divided into two squads for the basketball season. Kris Hartman and Paula Riggins were elected captains. When the girls weren't cheering they kept busy making locker decorations and spirit posters for the cafeteria. Both the freshman cheerleaders and the freshman teams had a successful year. A. Bottom to Top. L. to R. — Row 1: Dawn Dohrman. Laura Punkay. Row 2: Monica Cochrane. Kristen Thomas. Terri Eckert. Sally Cekander. Row 3: Diane Gallivan. Kris Hartman. Melanie Hermann. Andrea Williams, Paula Riggins. C. Paula Riggins shows her stuff during Freshman cheerleader initiation. B. A few Freshman Cheerleaders take time out for a picture before the football game. ORGANIZATIONS 57 LANCERS The Lancers are Centennial’s own Pom-Pom squad. They perform during assemblies and during halftime at home football and basketball games. This year the Lancers worked inventory at a local store and had other fund raisers to raise money for new uniforms. This summer about half of the squad attended camp in Bloomington, Indiana. A. Bottom to Top. L to R — Ann Jones. Amy Marxmiller, Semon Forney. Amy Lingren, Fran Manella. Gail Fryer, Lucretta Pearson. Janis Pittman. Patty Trahiotis, Mary Anne Furrow. Teri O’Donnell. Alicia McKinley. Kerry Williams. Freeda Woods. Karen Grothe. Mary Ball, Tracy Guetle. B. Alicia McKinley. Fran Manella and Ann Jones show their talents at the Varsity Show. C. Lancers entertain the students at the Centennial vs. Central assembly. 58 ORGANIZATIONS A. Centennial Lancers and Central Peppettes get it all together at the Centennial vs. Central game. B. A few of the Lancers take a break during one of their performances. C. Lancers end their performance with a flare. ORGANIZATIONS 59 A CAPPELLA CHOIR A. Marilyn Rudnick directs the choir while Mr. Decker watches. A Cappella or girls’ choir, is composed mostly of Freshmen and Sophomores. The basics of singing are taught in A Cappella Choir. The A Cappella Choir performs in Varsity Show, holiday, winter and spring concerts along with the Chamber Choir. B. Front to Back, L. to R. — Row 1: Ginger Gustafson. Lisa Pelmore, Kathey Minogue, Becca Tepper, Jill David. Row 2: Jan Deschene, Tradey Farley, Susan Deckard, Terri Todd. Row 3: Kris Cao. Jeffreyann Jenkins, Angie Jones. Row 4: Stacy Kohl, Rosita Miller, Sherry Henderson. Row 5: KrisSyzmaniak, Kathy Pratt, Elana Hassell. Row 6: Cecelia Overton. Marthia Thuman, Heather McKonkie, Shelly Nihiser. 60 ORGANIZATIONS CHAMBER CHOIR B. The choir practices for the Christmas Program. Chamber Choir is the advanced choir. It is composed of mostly juniors and seniors. An audition is required to become a member of the Chamber Choir. The choir sponsors Varsity Show and gives holiday, winter and spring concerts. The choir also goes on a performing tour in the spring. A. Bottom to Top. L. to R. — Row 1: Lynn Eichelberger, Jennifer Wheadon, Kitty Halton, Marilyn Rudnick, Kathy Roberts. Paulo Cornwell. Rochelle Calloway. Row 2: Carol Lee, Jamalyn Foster, Kim Osmond, Brenda Hanes, Kristi Currelle. Marilee Willard, Pam Pirtle. Row 3: Terri Huelsbusch. Anita Matthews, Allison Jessop, Jim Costa, John Pedigo. Pam Pedigo. Laura Wavering. Row 4: Peter Jessop, Rob Adams. Scott Testory. David McCokle, Matt Swartz, Keith Stalvey, Kim Dickerson. Tracey Pascal. ORGANIZATIONS 61 INTERSERVE Interserve is a service organization of select senior girls at Centennial. When called upon, Interserve girls usher at school functions, such as the Fall play and Spectrum, help with freshman orientation, and assist with U of I activities. The Interserve girls celebrate the Christmas holidays with Secret Santas. The senior year in Interserve is both exciting and fulfilling. A. Bottom to Top, L. to R. — 1: Miss Moon, Teri Huelsbusch, Brenda Palmisano, Lynne Grusy. Katie Gallivan, Roseanne Benefatto, Lisa Wendland. MaryBeth Eddleman, Marie Scantlebury, Angie Buckley, Francis Graham, Diane Oestricher, Liz Santos, Andrea Stewart, Mindy Carroll, Joyce Grabher, Kathy Brademas, Lindsey Sharp, Pat MacGregor, Tricia Semonin, Barb Bareis, Karen Gorrell, Barb Alexander. Kristen La Duke. The Centennial Interact Club is sponsored by Champaign Rotary. The purpose of Interact is to provide senior boys the opportunity to develop their leadership qualities; and instill upon them the importance of international understanding, and of service to their school and community. Interact has co- sponsored freshman orientation which constitutes the Centennial Senior Council. Mr. Romero is sponsor. B. Bottom to Top, L. to R. — Mike Hagen, Larry Earl, Eric Carlson. Brian Martin, Steve Kohler, Chris Farlow, Tom Scaggs, Rob Twardock, Scott Kight, Tom Dedin, Jeff Sparks, Chris Romero, Tom Lessaris, Rod Morris. Ken Warmbier. Mike Lewis. INTERACT 62 ORGANIZATIONS GIFTED PROGRAM The Centennial High School Gifted Program offers extended educational opportunities to students who ranked in the top five percent of the student body. Factors used to determine this ranking are grade point average, standardized test scores, and faculty recommendations. This year’s program offered a wide variety of unique experiences in the arts and humanities. Many top ranked professionals participated in making the program an exciting one. Bottom to Top. Left to Right — 1st Row: Julie Dieker. Mindy Carroll. Barb Bareis, Melonie March. Carol Torrens. Mrs. Nohlen. Mr. Lehman — Sponsors. 2nd Row: Roxanne Barteles. Ginny Worthington. Steve Kohler. Marc Racer, Keith Staggs. 3rd Row: Dan Savignon. Joyce Grabher. Barb Alexander. Larry Earl. Jim Glockner. 4th Row: Terry Huelsbusch. Claire Zinnes. Wendy Vanravensway. Dahmin Chu. Troy Daniels. 5th Row: Lisa Buoy. Kerry Dixon. Kelly Nimmo. Tom Lessaris. Chris Farlow. RobTwardock. The Soccer Club is offered to all Centennial students on an intramural basis during the fall and spring. It consists of instructions and soccer theory. Competition is also arranged among other soccer programs in the Champaign county area. Centennial soccer is looking forward to continued success. B. Bottom to Top. L.to R.— 1st Row: Amir Kazemi. Steve Rothenberg, Howard Hill, Todd Barnett, Jeff Mckeoun. 2nd Row: Mike Pfeffer. Mr. Skizas. Sponsor. Eric Hoffman, John Mochel. 3rd Row: John Hilding, Darryl Dohrman. Costis Romanos. Scott Millney. 4th Row: Darin Denzer. Chris Williamson. Daryl Denzer. SOCCER CLUB ORGANIZATIONS 63 POLAR CLUB Polar Club is for anyone interested in running. Polar Club members keep in shape by running during the winter months. Bottom to Top. L. to R. — Doug Sippel. Britt Powell. Dahmin Chu. Dahlon Chu. Larry Earl. Keith Olson. Wayne Faulkner. Eric Faulkner, and Amir Kazemi. Not pictured: Mr. Fairchild (sponsor). Fencing Club meets three to four times a week during the winter months for fencing instruction, practice, and competition. Fifteen active members duel against each other. L. to R. — Bottom Row: Melanie Marchiando, Ben Myer. Terry Meadors. Karen Evans. Kristin Jessop, Laura Marchiando. Top Row: Mary Wisnewski. Costis Romanos. Carol Torrens. John Mochel, Kevin Wolff. Keith Mosser. Chris Williamson. Mr. Kohler (sponsor). 64 FENCING CLUB AFRO AMERICAN CLUB The Afro American Club informs its members about black history and heritage. They have a canned goods drive in November to help the needy. In February they help students and teachers recognize Black History Month with various activities. They have activities to raise money for the Martin Luther King scholarship. President: Bridgette Veasley. A. Bottom to Top. L. to R. — Row 1: Michelle Meeks, Tammy Wilson, Carmen Williams, Tracey Van Dike. Sadra Lee. Row 2: Lisa Catching, Nosita Miller, Lisa Pelmore, Sheri Henderson, Marie Scantlebury, Cara Clark. Row 3: Francis Graham. Trudy Taylor. Terry Chitman, Jennifer Manning, Cecilia Overton, Sonya Williams, Jill Clements, Sondya Halcrombe. Row 4: Shreese Williams. Freeda Woods, Lisa Brown, Carena Hambrick, Donna Williams, Semone Forney, Yvette Pirtle. Row 5: Elana Hassell. Nate Causley, Jason Pierce. Eric Minor, Daphane Lawson, Cyrus Williams, Clarence Nedmund. Row 6: Maria Jones. Alan Williams, Marc Ellis. Lori Lenard. Doris Cambell. Row 7: Larkin Johnson, Mike Ross, Phillip Hassell. Andre Hewitt. Bridget Veasely, Melvin McClelland. Row 8: Angela Washington, Elisha McKinley, Dora Moore, Lesia Halcrombe. Karen McNutt. The Art Club gives any student the opportunity to further their insight into art and art-related subjects. Art Club is planning to take several field trips this spring, silk screen T-shirts, and make buttons for up-coming social events and holidays. Students may also work on art projects which interest them during the Art Club meetings that are held once a week. B. Bottom to Top. L. to R. — Eric Bohlen. Karen Reinersten. Diane McNattin. Cathy Lawrence. Beth Overman. Not Pictured: Mr. Danielson (sponsor). ART CLUB ORGANIZATIONS 65 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS The Office Occupations students are enrolled in a related class where further skills and office procedures are developed, and they are employed one-half of the school day in an office either in the schools or business community. Each student receives credit as well as pay for this on-the-job experience. Bottom to Top, L. to R. — Row 1: Janet Jefferson, Amy MarxmiJler, Jill Jones, Brenda Palmisano. Lashunda Hambrick. Row 2: Charlotte Brown, Laura England, Tricia Semomin. Angela Matthews, Kandy Kahler, Laura Gilles. Row 3: Mrs. White (Sponsor). Nancy Yowell, Sherry Roy, Luarel Hoy, Dena Lawrence. Dawn Hepler, Marla Ogden. Susan Jones. Lori Dayton. Students in CCE (Cooperative Career Education) learn about the world of work in a related class at Centennial and on-the-job at a business in the community. Health Occupation students are placed in Department, Discount, Grocery, and other stores to help consumers get their goods and services available at the business. In this way they gain experience in assisting people in meeting their basic needs. Bottom to Top, L. to R. — Row 1: Mrs. Eichelberger (sponsor). Brent Jordan, Teresa Friedmann. Zelda Rhoden, Yvette Atkins, Sandra Lee. Row 2: Randy Buskirk. Brian Davis, Mary Ball. Shaunna Foundrin. Row 3: Teena Britt. Melissa Pelmore, David Kohlmann, Carol Young, Sandy Blevins, Jeff Jones. Not Pictured: Theresa Schmidt. Kelly Pierce. Robert Bruce. Charles Scribner. HEALTH OCCUPATIONS 66 ORGANIZATIONS C.W.T Cooperative Work Training members get work experience and training while exploring possibilities for a career. How to figure out a paycheck, and have a successful job are learned by CWT. Bottom to Top, L. to R. — Row 1: David Barbee. Row 2: Tracy Hubert. Sandy Hoch. Row 3: Mrs. Johnson (sponsor), Jerry Lancaster, Mark Thurber. Row 4: Rick Nihiser, Dawn Bodine, David Shaw. ICEPPS students are interested in industrial careers. In ICEPPS, students learn about job and equipment, safety, organizations, and labor unions. Bottom to Top, L. to R. — Row 1: Biu Reed, Joel Livingston, Tammy Thurman. Sandy Smith, Trudy Taylor. Row 2: Kevin Banks, jay Lipschutz, Melanie Fitch, Karen Bradley. Amy Bragg. Row 3: Todd Drennan, Dan Dunlap. Diane Alberts. Mrs. Cooper (sponsor), Mark McCabe, Scott Petit, Eric Hieser. ICEPPS ORGANIZATIONS 67 CENTURIAN STAFF Bottom Row: L.to R.— Angie Buckley. Kelly Hagan. Susie Skelton. Katie Galli- van, Kristi Spitz. Nancy Deschene. Top Row: L.to R.— Mary Beth Eddleman. Mike Lewis. Mindy Carroll. Lisa Wend- land, Ron Janowski, Lynne Grusy, Sue Kanet, Lianne Haring. Lindsey Sharp. Eric Carlson. Not Pictured: David Well. The Centurian Staff is a group of students devoted to putting together the yearbook. They take yearbook lab as a class, but also put in hours outside of class to meet the deadlines. This year the co-editors in chief attended a week long camp at Charleston, 111. The staff went to a workshop which helped to prepare them for their year on the Centurian Staff. A. Lisa Wendland. Mindy Carroll, and Amy Riggins are hard at work to meet their deadline. B. Nancy Deschene and Kristi Spitz look through the pictures and pick the best ones. 68 ORGANIZATIONS The Centinal Staff spent many hours preparing each issue of the school paper. The Centinal reported school and world news, features, editorials, sports and entertainment. The page editors and reporters learned a lot of valuable knowledge on how to put out a good quality paper. The staff also attended a journalism workshop at the University of Illinois. Editors: Top Row: L.to R.— Mara Tepper. Ginny Worthington, Steve Kohler, Lianne Haring, Tricia Semonin, Pedro Carroll. Bottom Row: L.to R.— Teresa Overhalt. Mary Beth Eddleman, Francis Graham, Sue Pritchard. Staff: Bottom to Top. L.to R. — Phil Cox. Pat Mitchell, Stew Oliver. John Connet, Lianne Haring, Rod Morris. 2nd Row: David Dahl. Angela Froelich. Margie Stroinski. Julie Dieker, Cathey Button. 3rd Row: Mary Beth Eddleman, Steve Kohler, Ginny Worthington, Tricia Semonin, Karla Westjohn. Frances Graham. 4th Row: Mrs. Tomlinson (Sponsor). Missy Poshard, Theresa Overholt. Sue Pritchard. Pedro Carroll. Mara Tepper. CENTINAL STAFF ORGANIZATIONS 69 EGO EGO the school’s literary magazine, has monthly contests for any students who wish to turn in original stories or poems. The staff members then choose the winners who are recognized each month. At the end of the school year, the monthly winners, along with many other entries, are published in a magazine which is sold by the club for a small price. Bottom to Top, L.to R. — 1st Row: Mary Holden, Bob Davies, Karen Evans, Melonie Marchand. Heather McGow. 2nd Row: Tracey Farley, Susan Deckard, Mrs. Nolen (Sponsor), |anine Jedlinski, Amy |ones, Carol Torrens — Editor, Karen Kao. The members of the Speech Team compete in 11 individual events that include reading events, acting and interpretive events, public speaking events and broadcasting. Members participate in workshops, invitational tournaments, Student Congress and I.H.S.A. Competition. Through competition, members earn points for membership and degrees in the National Forensic League. L.to R. — Rizvi Islam, Beca Tepper, Terry Huelsbusch, Dianne Shierry, Sue Pritchard, Mara Tepper, Kerry Dixon. Peter Jessop. Miss Tighe, Mrs. Schrock (Sponsors). Not Pictured: Lisa Dixon. SPEECH CLUB 70 ORGANIZATIONS SENIOR LEADERS Senior Leaders assist the regular instructors in the teaching of techniques and rules of various sports and help to officiate games. They also assist the instructor in them any “housekeeping” duties that are necessary. They are a great help to PE teachers. A. Bottom to Top. L. to R. — 1: Angela Beckley. Kathy Brodemas. Barbara Alexander. 2: Katie Gallivan, Chris Heffley. 3: Jill Jones. Linda Evans. Barbara Bareis, Judy Freeman. 4: Frances Graham. Kerry Williams. Kathy Sansome, Rana Klasing, Karen Bradley. 5: Lianne Haring. Joyce Werner. Joyce Grabher, Karen Gorrell. 6: Heidi Kaiser. Susan Jones. Mindy Carroll. Mrs. Goudie (sponsor). Not Pictured: Leigh Ann Bryan, Lashunda Hambrick. Pat MacGregor. Lisa Wendland. Junior Leaders are a group selected to help with PE classes. As Sophomores they apply for acceptance. They are chosen by the Physical Education staff from revievval of their applications. They participate in a program where they learn the rules, use of equipment, and techniques of various activities. B. Bottom to Top. L. to R. — 1: Lee Ryniec, Jill Lewis. Michelle Herman. Sue Pritchard. Kelli Nimmo. 2: Carol McCowen, Lisa Buoy. Joni Rasmussen. Beth Overman. Rhonda Abraham. Mrs. Goudie (sponsor). 3: Carlo Torrens. Leisa Baker. Lacie Blevins. Kathy Lawrence. Nancy Lowery. Not Pictured: Kim Johnson. Kim McNamara. JUNIOR LEADERS ORGANIZATIONS 71 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society is composed of members who have demonstrated high achievement in the areas of Scholarship, Leadership, Service and Character. The Centennial chapter is very active. It sponsors the Homecoming Bonfire, takes part in Spectrum and helps in tutoring fellow students. Other activities include a Fall Trip, a Turkey Raffle, membership initiation, and an end of the year picnic. Bottom to Top, L.to R. — 1st Row: Lisa Mitchell, Kara Devlin. Julie Dieker, Dena Plotner. 2nd Row: Steve Kohler. Joyce Grabher, Barb Alexander. Jill Morris. Sponsor Mr. Lehman. 3rd Row: Pat MacGregor. Mindy Carroll. Barb Bareis, Luba Rascheff, Carol Torrens. Kerry Dixon. 4th Row: Hidee Silverwood, Karla Westhohn. Marie Scantlebury. Claire Zinnes. Terry Huelsbusch. 5th Row: Kelly Nimmo, Roxanne Barteles, Judy Freeman, Tom Lessaris. Eric Faulkner. 6th Row: Tom Scaggs. Marc Racer. RobTwardock. Mike Neuses. Chris Farlow. 7th Row: Mike Davis. Harold Abraham. Brent Cary. Rob Adams. Robert Staggs. A. Students gather at the NHS bonfire. ________________________________________ - • i Jm B. National Honor Society distributes hot chocolate and marshmallows. 72 ORGANIZATIONS FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY To be a member of the French Honor Society a student must have no more than one B in his first two years of French. The French Honor Society went caroling, to a Holiday dinner, and planned a spring activity. The Honor Society gives its members a chance to learn more about French. L.to R. — Sponsor Mrs. Ischer. Dena Plotner, Susan Lenover, Karen Kao, Kevin Thurber, Tricia Semonin (President). Terri Heulsbusch, Tina Lewis, Julie Dieker (Secretary). Kelli Nimo, Daniel Savignon, Sue Kanet, Steve Brown, Scott Black. Not Pictured: Kevin Maxwell. Mary Slocum. A. Scott Black really seems to be enjoying his dinner. B. The French Honor Society Dinner provided a nice evening for every- one. ORGANIZATIONS 73 SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY Spanish Honor Society membership is based on academic excellence in Spanish. Once initiated a student remains a member as long as he or she is enrolled in Spanish. They went Christmas carolling with the French and German Honor Societies and competed against both in volleyball. They have several fund raising activities such as bake sales, candy bar sales, and a foreign language T-shirt sale. Bottom to Top, L.to R. — 1st Row: Lisa Montgomery, Mindy Carroll, Steve Kohler. Rodney Morris, Kathy Brademas, Pat MacGregor. 2nd Row: Susan Haring, Liz Frasca, Ginny Worthington, Diane Oestricher, Kerry Dixon, Chris Brademas. 3rd Row: Angel McCabe, Michelle Medjesky, Tom Scaggs, Cyrus Williams. 4th Row: Carol Torrens, Angie Price, Mike Cornell, David Martin. 5th Row: Beth Hill, Susan Baker, Lisa Buoy. Doug Sippel. Wendy Van Ravensway, Chris Fiedler. 6th Row: Troy Daniels. Steve Sullivan, Susan Eddleman, Nancy Tatman, Floyd Welsh. Sponsor Miss Mott. German Honor Society consists of students who have fulfilled the eligibility requirements. They have taken a cultural field trip to Chicago (the German Counsolate and Goethe House). They also participated in the annual Christmas carolling party with French and Spanish Honor Societies. They have published a student newspaper in German. In the spring they played in the annual volleyball games with Spanish and French Honor Societies and also participated in cultural activities during national Foreign Language Week. Bottom to Top. L.to R. — 1st Row: Cheryl Bartels. Luba Rascheff, Melanie Marchand, Amy Terstriep. Chris Tuveson. 2nd Row: Greg lanusz, Jeff Mckeown. Sergio Gonzalez. David Dahl, Rob Cook, Sponsor Miss Spooner. Elisabeth Santas. 3rd Row: Bottom to Top — David Rudnick, Joe Cleveland, Jeff Kouzmanoff, Scott Esserine. GERMAN HONOR SOCIETY 74 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Title VI Student Advisory Committee is a federally funded program which provides tutorial help to students so that they can achieve their academic potential. Title VI is a voluntary program which assists students in math, science, English, and social studies; Title VI also works with the Challenge Group on group projects and field trips. L.to R. — Sponsor Mrs. Lyons. Kris Bradley, Malikah Muhammad, Kerr)' Williams. Pedro Carroll, Barb Alexander. Senior of the month Selection Committee is a group of students who volunteered at the beginning of the year to help choose outstanding seniors. The teachers submit activities, sports, and scholastics. The committee narrows the choice down to five seniors for each category. The candidates names are given to teachers for final voting. L.to R. — Lianne Haring, Lisa Mitchell, Eric Bohlen. Roxanne Barteles, Jeff Lewis, Susan (ones. Sponsors; Mr. Casteel. MissTighe. Not Pictured: Frances Graham. Chris Heffley, Dena Plotner, Tammi Schweighart. Susie Waldbauer. SENIOR OF THE MONTH SELECTION COMMITTEE ORGANIZATIONS 75 CENTENNIAL GUARD The Centennial Guard’s main function is to help run the home swim meets for both the girls’ and boys’ swim teams. The students in Centennial Guard do the timing, keep score, run the score board, and do the announcing for the home swim meets. The Centennial Guard also help teach swimming in the Physical Education Classes. A. Bottom to Top. L. to R. — Row 1: Kathy Thow, Viveka Fruth, Susan Hoffman. Susan [ones, Kathy Brademas, Susan Eddleman. Row 2: Michelle Whitney, Beth Hill, Jenny Bettridge, Jill Sinnott, Susan Decker, Regina Odgen. Not Pictured: Nancy Deschene. Half-Nelsons have been very active in keeping scores for our wrestlers at their meets. They keep the books and records of each individual’s standings and keep busy with decorating lockers and money making projects. Aside from all their other work they keep our Charger Wrestling spirited throughout the season. B. Bottom to Top, L. to R. — Row 1: Laurie Hansen, Jill Sennott, Kyra Jefferson, Wendy Vanravensway, Ann Davis. Row 2: Kristi Spitz. Liz Glidewell, Ann Spitz. Sarah Pence, Susan Decker. Row 3: Cheryl Sinnott, Nancy Tatman, Sia Lindstrom, Jenny Bettridge. Barb Rogers, Terri O’Donnell. HALF NELSONS 76 ORGANIZATIONS COURTYARD COMMITTEE Prior to 1971 the courtyard was a bare, flat, unused block area; the final three weeks of that school year environmental students, and others who were interested built the fountain, poured cement, planted trees, shrubs and flowers, and laid sod just in time for graduation. Since then students have done all the upkeep of their courtyard. In recent years it has gotten a little run down from a combination of weather and abuse by overuse and trampling. The Class of 1980 gave some money last year and the Committee is using it this year to do some renovation. The students pictured here have worked hard to make it a nice place to visit and eat lunches. Bottom to Top, L. to R. — Row 1: Kris [essop. Jim Eisenkoff, Kris Arvola. Row 2: Mr. Casteel (sponsor). Martin Moske (president), Karen Evans (Secretary). Laura Marchiando. Row 3: Mary Wisnenski, Kevin Wolff. Dwight Jones. Future Farmers of America is a group of young men and women who are interested in an agricultural occupation when they leave high school. FFA helps students in their speaking abilities, use of parliamentary' procedure, leadership, and judging of grains and livestock through competitive contests between schools. L. to R. — David Munds, Rodney Morris (President). Tom Schmidt, jim Scroggins. F.F.A. ORGANIZATIONS 77 ELECTION BOARD The Election Board at Centennial High School is made up of five seniors, five juniors, five sophomores, and five freshmen, elected by their respective classes. It is the duty of the Election Board to supervise all school elections: by providing ballots, providing a system for delivering and picking up ballots so that none are excluded, and tallying votes at the close of elections and after school. Bottom to Top, L. to R. — Row 1: Lisa Mitchell. Brenda Palmisano, Mae Robinson, Paula Riggins, Mrs. Siefert (sponsor). Row 2: Susan Baker, Joni Rasmussen, Michelle Hermann, Dawn Dohrman, Laura Punkay, Joni Hall. Row 3: Laura Manley. Joyce Grabher, Barb Alexander, Diane Gallivan, Angie Price, Susan Gerber. Not Pictured: Andrea Stewart. Bonnie Blair, Cindy Fileccia, Kris Hartman. The purpose of the Business Associates is to further educational and social experiences with business. They meet once a month, and anyone interested in business may join. The Business Associates have guest speakers during meetings and operate the school store which is open every morning to sell school supplies. Bottom to Top, L. to R. — Row 1: Dee Brunkow, Julie Rosenbeck, Karrie Lemmon. Row 2: Lee Ryniec, Kristi Spitz, Pam Pirtle, Jill Jones. Row 3: Cara Devlin, Jeff Powell, Diane Holden, Lisa Montgomery. Glenis Reeves, Mr. Boyd (sponsor). Row 4: Cheryl Sinnott, Karen Patzke, Diane Oestreicher, Kevin Mulrooney, Greg McCullough (President). Not Pictured: Terri O’Donnell. BUSINESS ASSOCIATES 78 ORGANIZATIONS COMPUTER CLUB Computer Club, sponsored by Mr. Boyd, works hard to involve themselves in projects. One privilege they are entitled to is their access to the Plato terminals. A. Botlom to Top, L. to R. — Jack Dorsett. Mary Wisnenski, Terry Metters. Lee Johnson. Kristen Jessop. Kris Arvola, Ben Myer, Joel Lopez. Cyrus Williams. Brent Dunn, Jim Eisenkoff, Steve Brunkow. CENTURIAN ADVERTIS- ING STAFF The yearbook advertising staff is the fund raising arm of the CENTURIAN. The students are involved in the selling and distribution of the yearbook and in the solicitation of advertisements for the CENTURIAN. B. Bottom to Top. L. to R. — Mindy Carroll, Lisa Montgomery, Lisa Mitchell. Jim Pirie. Jeff Lewis. Eric Carlson. Keith Rotzall, Mr. Speer (sponsor). ORGANIZATIONS 79 THESPIAN PLAYMAKERS The Thespian Playmakers is Centennial’s International Thespian Society Troupe. Thespians is a drama honor society — members have put in over one-hundred hours of theatre- related work. Centennial's three productions — the fall play, Spectrum, and the spring musical are produced by Thespian Playmakers. The rewards of being a Thespian are great too. This year the Thespians had a Christmas caroling party, attended the Illinois High School Theatre Festival and took their annual spring tour. Bottom to Top, L.to R. — 1st Row: Bob Davies. Lacie Blevins. Nancy Deschene. Allison Jessop, Mara Tepper, Marilyn Rudnick. 2nd Row: Sponsor Mr. Page. Kathy Szymakiak. Viveka Fruth. Jay Lipschutz. Rosanne Benfatto. Debbie McClaire. Mike Cornell. Mrs. Willis. 3rd Row: Rob Cook. Kristen LaDuke, Claire Zinnes, Terri Huelsbusch. Robin Holliday. Tom Scaggs. Sandy Blevins. 4th Row: Tracy Guettle. Peter Jessop. Mitch Marlow. Tim Arie, Brad Rogers. Kerry Dixon. Julie Dieker. Kelly Nimo. A. Debbie McClaire and Eric Hoffman as Mr. B. ‘‘Bad Seed Cast and Crew, and Mrs. Daigle. 80 ORGANIZATIONS THE BAD SEED” A. Marilyn Rudnick as the Bad Seed and Tim Airie as Leroy, the janitor. C. A luncheon get-together. D. Terri Huelsbusch as Mrs. Penmark and Marilyn Rudnick. The Bad Seed was a semi-horror show centered around Rhoda Penmark, an eight year old murderess played by Marilyn Rudnick. Mixed with emotions of fear and humor, the “Bad Seed” was an enjoyable play produced by the Thespian Playmakers. B. Claire Zinnes as Monica and Mike Cornell, a messenger. E. Terri Huelsbusch and Chris Farlow. ORGANIZATIONS 81 THESPIAN PLAYMAKERS PRESENT 82 ORGANIZATIONS SPECTRUM ’81 ORGANIZATIONS 83 84 SENIORS SENIORS 85 SENIORS SENIORS UNLOCKTHE DOOR OF A NEW TOMORROW Class Officers: Left to Right — Chris Farlow, President: Brenda Palmisano, Vice-President: Nancy Deschene. Treasurer: Katie Gallivan. Secretary Harold Abraham — Band 9; Basketball Boys' 9. 10, 12; Concert Band 9: German Club 9. 10: German Honor Society 9, 10,11: Interact. Sec- retary 12: Marching Band 9; National Honor Society 10.11,12; Title Seven Board 9. Diane Alberts — CCE 12: Pep Club, Treasurer 11. Barb Alexander — Band 9. 10, 11, 12, Vice President: Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Election Board 11, 12; French Honor Society 11. 12; Gifted Program 12; Interserve 12; Jazz'Band 10; Jr. Leader 11: Sr. Leader 12; Marching Band 9, 10. 11, 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12. Vice-President; Softball Girls 9, 11; Spectrum 10,11; Student Advisory Committee 12; Student Council 10.11; Title Seven Board 12. Brian Andrews — Band 9, 10; Concert Band 9, 10; Jazz Band 9.10; Marching Band 9. 10; Math Team 9, 10; Bye-Bye Birdie Pit Band; Small Ensembles 9.10: Spectrum Pit Band. Timothy Arie — National Honor Society 9, 10; On Borrowed Time 10; Blithe Spirit 11; The Bad Seed 12; Bye-Bye Birdie 10; Calamity fane 11; Spectrum 10, 12; Thespians 10, 11, 12; Var- sity Show 12. Barbara Armstrong — Spanish Honor Society 11; Interserve 12. 86 SENIORS FACES OF OLD; FACES OF NEW • • • A. Mitch Hartman (alias Mary Beth Eddleman) and Eric Carlson (alias Katie Gallivan) get ready for the big game. Christina Arnett — Spectrum 10. Michael Aruola Yvette Atkins Barbara Backy — Office Occupations 12. Linda Bailey Michael Baker — Basketball. Boys 9. 10; Boys' State 12; Football 10; Interact 12; Intramurals 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Track. Boys 10.11,12. Mary Ball — CCE 12, Treasurer: Lancers 12; Softball, Girls 10.11, Manager. Troy Bandel SENIORS 87 Kevin Banks Celestine Barbee Barb Bareis — Class Athlete; Conservation Club 10; Gifted Program 12; Interserve 12; Jr. Leader 11; Sr. Leader 12; Math Team 9. 10; National Honor Society 10. 11. 12; Spanish Honor Society 10.11; Student Council 12; Ten- nis 9. 10 — M.V.P. 11; Girls' State. Capitol Con- ference Champion. Co-Captain — M.V.P.. 12 — Girls' State. District Champion. M.V.P.; Track. Girls 9. Roxanne Bartels — Chamber Choir 10; Gifted Program 12; National Honor Society 10. 11,12; Bye-Bye Birdie 10; Calamity fane 11; Senior of the Month Selection Committee 12; Spanish Honor Society 11, 12; Spectrum 11; Varsity Show 10. Rosanne Benfatto — Art Club 9,10, Vice-Pres- ident 10; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Centennial Guard 9; Concert Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Half Nelsons 9. 10, 11; Interserve 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Bad Seed 12. Bye Bye Birdie 10, Calamity Jane 11; Spectrum 9, 10; Student Council 9; Thespians 11. 12. Assistant Program Manager 12. Steven Bentz — Conservation Club 10; Cen- tennial Apathy Club 9.10.11.12. A. Stan Paul says, “Hey. come back here!” B. Seniors lead the way keeping Charger spirit. 88 SENIORS Julie Black — A Cappella 11, Secretary; Business Associates 12; Chamber Choir 12; Bye- Bye Birdie 10; Varsity Chorus 11,12; Varsity Show 11,12. Ana Blanco — Basketball Girls’ 12; Soccer Club 12. Arthur S. Blevins III — Blithe Spirit 11; The Bad Seed 12; Bye-Bye Birdie 10; Calamity fane 11; Spectrum 10, 11. 12; Thespians 10.11,12. Suzanne Bodamer — CCE 11; Election Board 9, 10; Half- Nelsons 9, 10, 11, 12; Lancers 11; Pep Club 9. 10; Student Council 9. Eric Bohlen — Art Club 12; Baseball Bovs’ 11, 12; Senior of the Month Selection Com- mittee 12. Jill Borchers Philip Bortner — Swim Bovs’ 9, 10, 11 — Boys’ State 12; Wrestling 9,10. Katherine Brademas — Cen- tennial Guard 11, 12 — Co- Chairman; Interserve 12 — Freshman Director: Jr. Leader 11; Sr. Leader — 12; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Stu- dent Council 12. Karen Bradley — A Capella 9; Art Club 9; CCE 12; Centen- nial Guard 9,10,11; Jr. Leader 11; Sr. Leader 12; Student Council 9; Track Girls’ 10; Varsity Chorus 9. Amy Bragg — Bond 9, 10; CCE 12. Teena Britt Charlotte Brown — Band 9; BSA 12; Business Associates 11. 12; CCE 11, 12; Cheer- leader Frosh 9; Marching Band 9; Office Occupations 11.12; Track Girls' 10. SENIORS 89 PEOPLE WE KNOW; PEOPLE WE KNEW • • • Jeffrey Brownfield — Intra- murals 11,12. Robert Bruce Gregory Brunelle Leigh Ann Bryan — Business Associates 11, Vice-President; Centennial Guard 10; Con- servation Club 9; Half-Nel- sons 10; Interserve 12, Secre- tary; Jr. Leader 11; Sr. Leader 12; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Sr. Girls’ Skit 12. Jennasue Broyles — A Cap- pella 10; Band 9; Centennial Guard 10; Concert Band 9; French Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Half-Nelsons 10; Illinois State Scholars 12; Marching Band 9; The Man Who Came to Dinner 9; Bye-Bye Birdie 10; Spectrum 10; Thespians 10.11,12; Varsity Show 10. Angela Buckley — Basketball Girls’ 9, 10, 11; Centurian Advertising 12; Centurian Staff 11, 12; Interserve 12; Jr. Leader 11; Sr. Leader 12; Vol- leyball Manager 11, 12; Track Girls 10. Randy Buskirk — CCE 11,12. Elizabeth Buttitta — A Cap- ella 11, President; Centinal taff 12; Half-Nelsons 11; Pep Club 10; Varsity Show 11; Illi- nois Youth and Government Program 10.11. A. Karen Gorrell poses as a Central twit. B. Do I have to dance with him? 90 SENIORS Eric Carlson — Best Dressed; Most Likely to Succeed; Bas- ketball — Boys' 10; Centurian Advertising 12; Centurian Photographer 12; Football 9, 10,11,12; Interact 12. Melinda Carroll — Centurian Advertising 12; Centurian Staff 12; Conservation Club 10; Gifted Program 12; Inter- serve 12 President; Jr. Leader 11; Sr. Leader 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 10. 11, 12; Tennis Manager 10, 11; Title Seven Board 10; Thin- clads 11,12; Student Advisory Committee 10. Bonnie Carter — Art Club 9. 10; Band 9, 10; Centennial Guard 9. 10; Concert Band 11; Flag Corps 10; Marching Band 10, 11; Pep Club 11; Softball Girls' 10. 11, 12; Spectrum 12; Basketball Girls' Manager 9. 12; Swim Girls’ 11. Nate Causley — Afro-Ameri- can Club 12; Basketball Boys' 12; Football 12; Student Advi- sory Committee 12, Vice-Pres- ident; Upward Bound 12. Cynthia Chaney — A Cap- pella 9; BSA 10, Vice-Presi- dent. Phillip Christensen — Cham- ber Cnoir 10. 11, 12; Calamity fane 11; Varsity Show 10, 11, 12. Dahmin Chu — Cross Coun- Mary Clements try 10, 11, 12; German Honor Society 11, 12; Gifted Program 12; Illinois State Scholar 12; Interact 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Polar Club 10, 11, 12; Track Boys' 10, 11, 12. SENIORS 91 Paul Coad — Interact 12; Math Team 9,10,11. Michael Curtis Michael Davis William Davis — CCE 11,12; Football 9. Lori Dayton — CCE 12; Office Occupations 12. Thomas Dedin — Baseball, Boys’ 10, 11, 12; Centinal Staff 11,12; Interact 12. Daryn Denzcr — Art Club 9,10,11, Vice-Presi- dent; Centinal Staff 11, 12; Soccer Club 10, 11, 12 — Captain. Nancy Deschene — Best Dressed; Miss Jingle Bells; Homecoming Court; Centennial Guard 9, 10, 12; Centurian Staff 12; Class Treasurer 12; Election Board 10; Pep Club 9, 10; Student Council 11,12; Thespians 11,12; On Borrowed Time; Blithe Spirit; The Man Who Came to Dinner; The Bad Seed; Oliver; Calamity fane. Kara Devlin — Class Shyest; Business Associ- ates 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Student Advisory Committee 10; Girls’ Track 9; Thin- clads 11,12. Amy Dickey — CCE 12; Conservation Club 10. Vice-President; CWT12. Donna Dodson — Centennial Guard 11; Cen- turian Staff 11; Swim Girls’ 9.10. Darlene Dillard 92 SENIORS A Darrell Dohrman — Art Club 10, 11; Centinal Staff 11. 12; Soccer Club 10, 11, 12; Intra- murals 11,12. Gregory Dozier — Student Advisory Committee 11. Donald Dunlap Raymond Dunn — Computer Club 11,12 — President; Foot- ball 9. Quentin Earl — Class Shyest; Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12. Captain; German Honor Soci- ety 12; Homecoming Escort 12: Interact 12; Polar Club 10. 11,12; Spanish Honor Society 9. 10,11; Track Boys' 9. 10, 11. 12. Dawn Eckerty Mary Beth Eddleman — Most Active; Basketball Girls' 9, 10. 11, 12; Centennial Guard 10; Centinal Staff 12; Centurian Staff 11, 12; Class President 11; Conservation Club 10; Girls’ State 11; Interserve 12; Student Council 10. 11; Swim Girls’ 9,10,11, 12; Track Girls’ 10; Volleyball 9; Title Nine Board 11.12. Mark Ehlers — Baseball 10, 12: Football 10: Wrestling 11. 12. Paula Elmer — Election Board 10; Softball Girls’ 9, 10; Tennis Girls' 9, 10, 11, 12 — Coach's Award. Donald Evans Jr. — Chamber Choir 12; Football 9.10.11.12: Polar Club 10, 11; Title Seven Board 9,10,11; Varsity Chorus 12; Varsity Show 12; Wres- tling 9,10. Linda Evans — Basketball Girls’ 10; Conservation Club 11; Jr. Leader 11; Sr. Leader 12; Softball Girls’ 9, 10. 11, 12; Volleyball 9.10.11.12. Christopher Farlow — Class Smile; Band 9, 10, 11; Class President 12; Concert Band 9, 10. 11; Cross Country 10, 11; Football 9, 10; Gifted Program 12; Homecoming Escort 12; Interact 12; Marching Band 9, 10.11; National Honor Society 11.12; The Bad Seed 12; Bye- Bye Birdie 10; Student Advi- sory Committee 12; Student Council 9; Tennis Boys’ 9. 10, 11,12; Wrestling 9.10.11,12. SENIORS 93 GROWING TOGETHER THEN DRIFTING APART... Mary Farmer — On Borrowed Time; The Bad Seed. Melanie Fitch — CCE 12. Scott Flesher Shaunna Fondren — Basketball Girls’ 9. 10; CCE 12. Jamelyn Foster Judith Freeman — Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Basket- ball — Girls’ 9, 10, 11. 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 11, 12; Jr. Leader 11: Sr. Leader 12; Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12; National Honor Society 12; Bye-Bye Birdie 10, Pit Band; Calamity fane 11, Pit Band; Softball — Girls’ 9,10,11,12; Spectrum 11. Viveka Fruth — Band 9, 10, 12; Centennial Guard 10,11,12; Concert Band 9,10; Marching Band 9. 10,12; Math Team 9,10; On Borrowed Time 10; Blithe Spirit 11; The Bad Seed 12; Oliver 9; Bye-Bye Birdie 10; Calamity fane 11; Spectrum 11, 12; Tennis Girls’ 11, 12; Thespi- ans 10.11,12; Track Girls' 11,12. Katie Gallivan — Homecoming Queen; Nicest Personality; Class Sweetest; Centurian Staff 11, 12 — Co-Editor-in-Chief; Cheerleader 9. 10 — Co-Captain, 11 — Co-Captain, 12 — Co-Cap- tain; Class Secretary 12; Interserve 12; Jr. Leader 11; Sr. Leader 12; Track Girls’ 10,11,12; Varsity Show 11,12. Laura Gilles — CCE 12. A. Mindy Carroll. Angie Buckley. Mike Baker, and Barb Bareis help get the Senior Council’s freshman dance rolling. 94 SENIORS Anne Goodling — Pep Club 10. Karen Gorrell — Centennial Guard 9; Interserve 12 — Treasurer; Jr. Leader 11; Sr. Leader 12. Joyce Grabher — D.A.R.; Miss Jingle Belle Court; Class Smartest; Most Likely to Suc- ceed; Band 9, 10, 11 — Trea- surer. 12 — President; Cen- tennial Guard 9; Concert Band 9, 10. 11. 12; Election Board 9. 10, 11 — President. 12 — President; Gifted Pro- gram 11, 12; Girls’ State 11; Interserve 12. Service Direc- tor; Jr. Leader 11; Sr. Leader 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11. 12; National Honor Society 10, 11.12 — Treasurer; Spectrum 10, 11; Student Council 9. 10. 11. Frances Graham — Afro- American Club 12; Centinal Staff 12; Interserve 12; Jr. Leader 11; Sr. Leader 12; Sen- ior of the Month Selection Committee 12. Secretary; Bas- ketball Manager Girls’ 10; Student Advisory Committee 11. Donald Grothe — Baseball Boys’ 9, 10. 11; Basketball Boys’ 9. 10; Football 9. 10, 11, 12. Karen Grothe — Centennial Guard 11; Centinal Staff 12; Lancers 12; Swim Girls’ 11,12; Varsity Show 12. James Giuffre — Base- ball Bov’s 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 11; Blithe Spirit 11; Wrestling 9, 10,11.12. James Glockner — Class Smartest; French Honor Society 9,10, 11, 12; Gifted Program 11, 12; Math Team 10, 11. 12. Sheila Grady Lynne Grusy — A Cap- pella 10; Centurian Staff 11, 12 — Co-Edi- tor-in-Chief; Class Sec- retary 10.11; Interserve 12; Student Council 10; Tennis Girls’ 10. SENIORS 95 GROWING TOGETHER • • • Michael Hagan — Business Asso- ciates 12; Football Statistician 9. 10, 11. 12; Golf 9.10. 11. 12; Inter- act 12 — Vice President; Intramu- rals 10.12; Spanish Honor Society 9. 10. 11; Basketball Manager 9; National Honor Society 12. John Haines — Homecoming Escort 12. Soynda Halcrombe — Home- coming Court; Miss Jingle Bells Court; Afro-American Club 10.11 — Secretary. 12 — Sergeant at Arms; Intramurals 9. 10; Lancers 9. 10 — Asst. Captain; Spectrum 10; Student Advisory Committee 11. 12; Title Seven Board 10. 11. 12; Varsity Chorus 9.10. “Peace” says John McAuliffe to Allison (essop. Marie Scantlebury and Kathy Brademas wash dishes at the Chili Supper sponsored by Inter-Serve and Inter-act. Lashunda Hambrick — Afro- American Club 9; CCE 12; Centi- nal Staff 9. 10,11; Centurian Staff 11; Class Vice-President 11; Com- puter Club 12: Election Board 9; Girls’ State 11; Jr. Leader 11; Sr. Leader 12; Office Occupations 12; Student Council 9. 10. 11 — Sec- retary. 12. Brenda Hanes — Chamber Choir 11. 12; Bye-Bye Birdie 10; Spec- trum 11; Varsity Chorus 11.12. George Hanson IV 96 SENIORS THEN DRIFTING APART; David Harding — Baseball Boys 9; Business Associates 12; Wrestling 9.10,11.12. Gregory Harding — Boys' State 11; A Capella 9, 10; Chess Club 10; Soccer Club 9. 10; Swim Boys’ 9.10,11,12 — Captain. Allison Hardwick — Cheerleader 9. Lianne Haring — Business Associates 11 — President; Centinal Staff 12; Centurian Staff 12: Jr. Leader 11; Sr. Leader 12; Senior of the Month Selection Committee 12; Sr. Girls’ Skit 12. Leslie Hartman — Cheerleaders 9 — Co-Cap- tain, 10, 12; Track Girls’ 9. 10, 11. 12; Varsity Show 12. Mitch Hartman — Class Athlete; Basketball Boys’ 9; Conservation Club 10: Football 9. 10, 11.12; Track Boys’ 9. David Hays — French Honor Society 10,11. Edward Healca — Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12: Football 10; Marching Band 9,10,11,12. Christine Hcflcy — Centinal Staff 11; Jr. Leader 11; Sr. Leader 12; Pep Club 9, 10. 11 — Secretary; Senior of the Month Selection Com- mittee 12; Softball Girls’ 10. 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 10. A. Nate Causley tries to laugh his way out of trouble with Mr. Jones. SENIORS 97 Caught ya Marla! Rebecca Hegarty — French Honor Society 10. Ann Henderson Dawn Hcplcr — Centurian Advertising 12: Office Occu- pations 12. Andre Hewitt Kimberly Hill — A Capella 9: Basketball Girls' 10. Tammy Hire — Band 9: Bas- ketball Girls' 9: Concert Band 9; Marching Band 9; Softball Girls' 9.10.11. Eric Hoffman — Concert Band 10. 11; Golf 10; Jazz Band 10. 11; Marching Band 10. 11; The Bad Seed 12: Bye- Bye Birdie 10; Calamity fane 11: Soccer Club 10. 11: Spec- trum 11; Thespians 12; Track Boys' 10. Diane Holden — Business Associates 12: Conservation Club 12; Vollevball Manager 10.12. Jon Hollcrn — Cross Country 9. 10; Polar Club 9, 10; Track Bovs' 9. “I’ve heard that one before!” says Katie Galli- van to John McAuliffe. 98 SENIORS Robin Holliday — Half-Nelsons 10. 11. 12: Pep Club 10: Spectrum 11; Thespians 10.11,12. Terry Howard — Band 9. 10. 11, 12: Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Jazz Band 10. 11: Marching Band 9.10,11,12: Small Ensembles 9.10.11. Laurel Hoy —.Office Occupations 12. Theresa Huelsbusch — Art Club 9; Centinal Staff 10. 11. 12; Centurian Staff 11: Chamber Choir 11. 12: French Honor Society 10. 11. 12: Gifted Program 11, 12; Interserve 12 Social Director; National Honor Society 10,11.12; Pep Club 9.10: Blithe Spirit 11: Bad Seed 12; Oliver 9; Bye-Bye Birdie 10: Calamity fane 11: Spec- trum 10, 11: Speech Club 11, 12 — Vice Presi- dent; Thespians 10. 11. 12 President; Vorsity Show 11.12. Lillian Huff Gregory Janusz — Chess Club 10; Computer Club 11 — Treasurer. 12; German Honor Soci- ety 11, 12; Intramurals 10; Math Team 9.10,11. 12; National Honor Society 12. Janet Jefferson — Business Associates 12; CCE 12; Office Occupations 12. Jenette Jenkins — A Capella 10; CCE 12. Allison Jcssop — Chamber Choir 9.10 — Presi- dent. 11 — President, 12 — President; Encour Club 9. 10 — President. 11 — President. 12 — President; German Honor Society 10. 11 — Vice-President; Oliver 9; Bye-Bye Birdie 10; Calamity fane 11; Small Ensembles 10, 11. 12; Spectrum 11; Thespians 11. 12 — Secretary: Varsity Show 10.11.12. Larissa Johnson Tim Johnson Nancy Jolliff — Band 9; Centennial Guard 10. 11; Concert Band 9; Marching Band 9; Swim Girls’ 11.12. SENIORS 99 ALWAYS AN ENDING, NOW A NEW START Jill Jones — Business Associ- ates 11, 12; Jr. Leader 11; Sr. Leader 12; Office Occupations 12. Susan Jones — Centennial Guard 9,10.11.12; Cheerlead- ers 9; Jr. Leader 11; Sr. Leader 12; Office Occupations 12; Pep Club 9; Senior of the Month Selection Committee 12; Swim Manager Boys’ 11; Swim Girls’9.10.11.12. Edward Kadlec — Football 10.11. Kandy Kahler — Office Occu- pations 12. Heidi Kaiser — Cheerleaders 9. 10. 12: Class Treasurer 9; Intramurals 9. 10. 11; Jr. Leader 11; Sr. Leader 12; Stu- dent Council 11. 12; Track Girls' 9. 10. 11. 12; Varsity Show 12. Sue Kanet — Centurian Staff 12; French Honor Society 10. 11.12; National Honor Society 12; Pep Club 10. Scott Kight — Football 9. 10. 11. 12; German Honor Society 11; Wrestling 9.10.11.12. 100 SENIORS Willie Kinney Rana Klasing — Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Jr. Leader 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Student Council 9.10. Mark Klaus — Football 11. 12; National Honor Society 11.12. Steve Kohler — Most Active; Boys' State 11; Centinal Staff 9. 10. 11. 12 — Editor-in-Chief; Class Treasurer 11; Election Board 11; Concert Band 9; Gifted Program 12; Homecoming Escort 12; Interact 12; National Honor Society 10. 11 — Treasurer. 12 — President; Spanish Honor Society 10. 11 — Secretary-Treasurer. 12 — Secretary-Treasurer; Student Council 12 — Treasurer; Student Congress 11.12. David Kohlman — CCE 12. Jeffrey Kouzmanoff — Chess Club 9; Computer Club 12; Ger- man Club 9; German Honor Soci- ety 10. 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Soccer Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Student Council President John McAuliffe starts off another Charger Pep assembly. Sifuei Ku Douglas Kunde — Football 9, 1C 11,12; Wrestling 9.10.11.12. James Kurth — Ego Literary Magazine Staff 11. SENIORS 101 Kristen LaDuke — Chamber Choir 11 — Vice- President; Interserve 12 — Vice-President: Bad Seed 12; Small Ensembles 11: Spectrum 11; Thespians 12; Varsity Chorus 11; Varsity Show 11: V.F.W. 4th Place State Winner. Jerald Lancaster Kenneth Langlois — Class Clown; Baseball Boys' 9.10: Football 10.11.12. Kathy Laurent — Art Club 9; Business Associ- ates 9; CCE11,12; Centennial Guard 11. Dena Lawrence — CCE 12; Office Occupations 12; Pep Club 9. Carol Lee — Art Club 9; Chamber Choir 11,12 —■ Secretary; Flag Corps 10; Marching Band 10; Varsity Chorus 12; Varsity Show 12; Volleyball Manager 11. “This is how it’s done! says Chris Farlow. Thomas Leonard Thomas Lessaris — French Honor Society 10. 11. 12 — Vice-President; Gifted Program 12; Math Team 10. 11. 12: National Honor Society 12. Michael Lewis — Centurian Advertising 12; Centurian Staff 12; Interact 12; Senior of the Month Selection Committee 12; Spanish Honor Society 9.10,11. 102 SENIORS WE ARE THE FUTURE • • • Mary Lindgren — Cheerleaders 9; Election Board 11; Intramurals 12; Student Council 12 — Secretary; Track Girls’ 10,11. Kathy Lipscomb Janet Lofland — A Capella 11; Chamber Choir 12; Pep Club 12; Varsity Chorus 11, 12; Varsity Shovvll, 12. Toni Lone — Centinal Staff 12; Track Girls' 9; Volleyball 9,10, ll, 12. Kevin Lyke — Spanish Honor Society 9,10,11, 12. Patricia MacGregor — Conservation Club 10. 11; Gifted Program 11, 12; Interserve 12; Jr. Leader 11; Sr. Leader 12; Math Team 11; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Softball Girls’ 9.10,11,12; Spanish Honor Society' 9.10. 11. 12; Volleyball 9, 10 — J.V. M.V.P., 11 - All Area, 12. Frances Manella — Lancers 10, 11. 12: Pep Club 9,10; Varsity Show 12. Fernando Marillo Brian Martin — Basketball Boys’ 9,10; Football 9, 10, 11. 12 — All Conference; Interact 12; Track Boys' 11.12. Kathy Martin — A Capella 9, 10; Chamber Choir 11. 12; Varsity Chorus 9. 10. 11; Varsity Show 12. Amy Marxmiller — CCE 12; Cheerleaders 9, 10; Lancers 12; Softball Girls’ 11: Swim Girls’ 9. 10,11; Varsity Show 12. SENIORS 103 LOOKING OUT ON THE PAST; Angela Matthews — CCE 11, 12; Centennial Guard 11. Tommy Matthews — Basket- ball Boys’10; CCE 11,12. Barbara May — 9. 11; Tennis Girls’ 10.11. Christopher McAfee John McAuliffe — Home- coming King; SAR; Class Friendliest; Class Sweetest; Nicest Personality; Baseball Bovs’ 10; Boys' State 11; Foot- ball 11; Bye-Bye Birdie; Spec- trum 10; Student Council 11, 12 — President; Charger of the Year 12. Donald McCain — Football 9. Bryan McCoy Greg McCullough — Baseball Boys' 9. 10. 12: Business Asso- ciates 12 — President; Golf 10, 11,12; Intramurals 9,10,12. Bryan McGow — Football Manager 9,10, 11; Football 12; Bye-Bye Birdie 10. Debra McLaird — Chamber Choir 11; Flag Corps 10; Bad Seed 12; Bye-Bye Birdie 10; Calamity fane 11; Spectrum 11; Thespians 10, 11. 12; Var- sity Show 10,11. Joseph McMahon — Football 11,12. Dianna Miller — Volleyball Manager 10; Volleyball 11,12. 104 SENIORS WE ARE THE PRESENT Lisa Mitchell — Homecoming Court; Class Friendliest; Class Smile; Business Associates 12; Centurian Advertising 12; Election Board 12: National Honor Society 11. 12: Pep Club 9; Calamity fane 11; Senior of the Month Selec- tion Committee 12; Spanish Honor Society 9. 10.11; Spectrum 11; Student Council 12; Thes- pians 12. Lisa Montgomery — Business Associates 12 — Treasurer; Centurian Advertising 12: Pep Club 9 — Vice-President; Spanish Honor Society 11. 12; Track Girls’ 9; Thinclads 10,11,12. Dora Moore Jeff Brownfield is speechless at the sight of the class of 1981's float. Looking for someone Leslie?! Mark Moore Jill Morris — Centennial Guard 10: National Honor Society' 10,11,12 — Secretary'; Pep Club 9; Spanish Honor Society 10,11. Rodney Morris — Centinal Staff 11.12; FFA 9. 10. 11 — Vice-President, 12 — President; Inter- act 12: Spanish Honor Society 9.10.11. 12. SENIORS 105 MAKING OLD THINGS LAST Lynn Marshall thinks to herself hmm ... Now where was I? Dallas Moss — Basketball Boys' 10; Football 9, 10,11.12. Michael Neuses — Football 12; National Honor Society 12. Marla Ogden — Basketball Girls' 10. 11. 12; CCE 12: Office Occupations 12; Softball Girls’ 9,10,11,12. Diane Oestreicher — Basketball Girls' 11; Bus- iness Associates 11. 12 — Secretary; Interserve 12; Softball Girls’ 11.12; Spanish Honor Society 12; Volleyball 11,12. Keith Olson — Band 9. 10. 11; Chess Club 9; Concert Band 9, 10. 11. 12; Marching Band 9. 10, 11; Math Team 10; National Honor Society 12; Polar Club 10. 11, 12 — President; Track Boys' 9. Brenda Palmisano — Homecoming Court; Miss Jingle Bells Court; CCE 12; Cheerleaders 9, 10. 11, 12; Class Vice-President 9. 10, 12; Election Board 10. 11, 12; Interserve 12; Jr. Leader 11, Sr. Leader 12; Office Occupations 12; Student Council 9. 10,11; Varsity Snow 11, 12; Thinclads 10,11. Central morons at Centennial??” 106 SENIORS Angelica Paniagua Tracey Pascal — A Cappella 9; Chamber Choir 11. 12; Encore Club 9. 11. 12; Math Team 9; Pep Club 11; Varsity Chorus 11, 12; Varsity Show 11.12. Karen Patzke — Business Associates 12; Conservation Club 10.11; Pep Club 9. Stanley Paul — Baseball Boys' 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball Bovs' 9. 10. 12; Intramurals 11. 12. Pamela Pedigo — CCE 12; Chamber Choir 12; Pep Club 11; Varsity Chorus 11; Varsity Show 12. Joseph Petry — Homecoming Escort 12; Football 10. 11; Interact 12 — President: Intramurals 12. Michael Pfeffer — Art Club 9. 10; Soccer Club 10.11.12. Jason Pierce — Afro-American Club 12. SENIORS 107 WE ARE TOMORROW • • • Kelly Pierce — CCE12. Susan Piker Pamela Pirtle — A Cappella 9; Afro-American Club 9, 10, 11.12 — Treasurer; BSA 9,10, 11. 12 — Treasurer; Chamber Choir 9, 10. 11. 12; Encore Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Small Ensembles 10. 11. 12; Spec- trum 11; Student Council 11: Varsity Chorus 9. 10, 11. 12; Varsity Show 9,10,11,12. Dena Plotner — Art Club 9; Centurian Staff 11; Ego Liter- ary Magazine Staff 11; French Honor Society 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Senior of the Month Selection Committee 12. Melissa Poshard — Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Centinal Staff 12; Concert Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Marching Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Tennis Manager 12. Jeff Powell — Baseball Boys' 9. 10; Business Associates 12 — Vice-President; Golf 11. 12; Intramurals 12: Math Team 10; Wrestling 9. Miles Pratt Scott Quattrone Luba Rascheff — Chess Club 10 — Treasurer; Ego Literary Magazine Staff 12; German CIud 10, 11; German Honor Society 11.12; Gifted Program 12; National Honor Society 10. 11,12; Student Advisory Com- mittee 11. William Rasmussen — Bas- ketball Boys' 9. 10, 12; Wres- tling 11. Mable Redd Clarence Redmond 108 SENIORS Glynis Reeves — Business Associates 12. Michael Renner — Band 9, 10.11,12; Baseball Boys' 9.10: Concert Band 9. 10. 11; Foot- ball 10; Golf 12; Marching Band 9,10.11.12. Zelda Rhoden — Basketball Girls' 10. 11; CCE 12; Track Girls’ 11. Leora Roberts Bradley Rogers — French Honor Society 9; The Man Who Came to Dinner 9; On Borrowed Time 10; Blythe Spirit 11; Bad Seed 12; Oliver 9; Bye-Bye Birdie 10; Calam- ity fane 11; Thespians 9. 10. 11.12. Christopher Romero Michael Ross — Afro-Ameri- can Club 11. 12; Baseball Boys’ 9, 10, 11; Football 9. 10. 11; Wrestling 9.10.12. Natalie Ross SENIORS 109 Keith Rotzoll — Centuriari Advertising 12; The Man Who Came to Dinner 9; Tennis Boys' 11.12. Sherryl Roy — CCE 12; Office Occupations 12. Marilyn Rudnick — A Capella 10 — Vice-President; Chamber Choir 11. 12; Pep Club 10; Blythe Spirit 11; Had Seed 12; Oliver 9: Bye-Dye Birdie 10; Calamity fane 11; Spectrum 10.11: Tnespians 9. 10.11. 12: Varsifv Show 10. 11. 12. Gregory Russell Nancy Rybak — Centennial Guard 9; Cheerleader Frosh 9; Pep Club 10; The Man Who Came to Dinner. Make-up Crew. Bye-Bye Birdie, Set Construction 10. Colette Sanders Jon Sanford Kathy Sansone — Centennial Guard 9: Jr. Leader 11; Sr. Leader 12. Elizabeth Santas — German Club 9. 10. 11,12 — Secretary. Vice-President; Interserve 12; English Language Tutor 9. Thomas Scaggs — C-Club 10. 11. 12; Cross Country 12; Gifted Program 12; Interact 12; Intramurals 10. 11. 12: Math Team 11: National Honor Society 10. 11. 12; On Bor- rowed Time 10; Bud Seed 12; Oliver 9; Bye-Bye Birdie 10; Calamity Jane 11; Spanish Honor Society 10. 11. 12; Spectrum 10. 11. 12; Speech Club 11. 12; Student Advisory Committee 9: Tennis Boys’ 9, 10, 11 — State, 12: Thespians 10. ll — Treasurer, 12 - Treasurer. Marie Scantlcbury — Miss [ingle Bells Court: Afro-Amer- ican Club 10. 11 — Treasurer. 12 — Vice President: Centu- rian Advertising 12; Gifted Program 12; Interserve 12: National Honor Society 10,11. 12: Pei) Club 10. 11 — Presi- dent; Calamity June 11; Small Ensembles 9. 10. 11; Spanish Honor Society 9. 10. 11; Stu- dent Advisory Committee 9. 11; Title Seven Board 9. Rodney Schertz — Wrestling 9. 110 SENIORS Jeffrey Schleef Tammera Schwcighart — Cen- tennial Guard 9, 10, 11, 12 — Co- Chairman; Senior of the Month Selection Committee 12; Softball 9.10.11.12; Swim Girls’ 9.10. 11. 12. Patricia Semonin — CCE 12; Centinal Staff 10. 11. 12; Cheer- leaders 9. 10; Computer Club 12; French Honor Society 10. 11, 12 President; Interserve 12. Not Bad!! (From the back that is) Barb Alexander, and Joyce Grabher lead the band in the Centennial fight song. Laura Severns Mark Shackelford Lindsey Sharp — Centennial Guard 9; Centurian Staff 12; Interserve 12; Spanish Honor Society 9. 10. 11; Student Council 9.10.12; Swim Girls’ 9. SENIORS 111 THINKING OF YESTERDAY Diane Shierry — Art Club 9 — President; Centinal Staff 10,11,12; Computer Club 9.10 — Secretary; National Honor Society 12; Pep Club 9; Span- ish Honor Society 9; Spectrum 10; Speech Club 12. Hidee Silverwood Cassandra Smith — BSA 9; CCE 12: Student Council 10; Title Seven Board 10. 11; Track Girls’ 9,10.11. Jeffery Sparks — Basketball Boys’ 9; Class President 10: Football 9; German Club 9.10: German Honor Society 10: Interact 12; Student Council 11; Centennial Apathy Club 9. 10.11.12. Sanna Spencer — Centurian Advertising 11; BBC 9. 10. 11. 12; Tennis Girls' 10. Robert Staggs — Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Ger- man Honor Society 11 — President: Gifted Program 12; Marching Band 9.10; National Honor Society 11.12. Andrew Stallman — Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11. 12; German Club 10; Marching Band 9.10.11,12. Andrea Stewart — Class Clown; Cheerleaders 9. 10. 11. 12: Election Board 12: Inter- serve 12; Student Council 11. 12 — Vice-President; Track Girls' 9: Varsity Show 11, 12; Volleyball 10; Thinclad 11. Mark Sweeney Kathleen Szymaniak — Chamber Choir 11. 12; Bye- Bye Birdie 11; Small Ensem- bles IT. Spectrum 11; Thespi- ans 12; Varsity Show 12. Gertrude Taylor — BSA 12; CCE 12. Mara Tepper — Centinal Staff 10, 11, 12 — Editor-in- Chief; Ego Literary Magazine Staff 9; National Honor Soci- ety 12; Bad Seed 12; Bye-Bye Birdie 10; Calamity Jane IT. Speech Club 10. 11 — Presi- dent. 12 — President; Thespi- ans 12; Debate Team 9; National Forensics League 11. 12. 112 SENIORS WE ARE TODAY Ernest Thompson Jeffrey Thompson Desiree Tillman — A Capella 9, 10; Afro- American 9. 10. 12; Basketball Girls' 10. 11; Chamber Choir 9, 10.11; Track Girls’ 10.11.12; Varsity Chorus 9.10,11,12. Tom To - Soccer Club 11,12. Thomas Troiano Patricia Turner Robert Twardock — Basketball Boys’ 9. 11; Band 9; Concert Band 9; Football 9: French Honor Society 11. 12 — Treasurer; Gifted Pro- gram 12; Interact 12; Intramurals 12; Jazz Band 11. 12: Marching Band 9; Math Team 9. 11; National Honor Society 12; Spectrum 11; Var- sity Show 12. Victor Uchendu — Interact 12; Intramurals 11. 12; Soccer Club 10.11.12 — Co-Captain. Ronald Unzicker Douglas Varner — Building Trades 11.12. Lessa Varnum Richard Vaughn SENIORS 113 Nancy Deschene wins Miss Jingle Bells compe- tition. Bridgett Veasley — Afro- American Club 9, 10, 11 — Vice-President. 12 — Presi- dent; Basketball Girls’ 9; Spanish Honor Society 9. 10, 11. Teresa Wachala — Ego Liter- ary Magazine Staff 12; National Honor Society 12. Susan Waldbaur — Senior of the Month Selection Commit- tee 12; Swim Girls’ 11,12. Brian Walker — Football 9; Wrestling 9,10.11,12. Kenneth Warmbier — Base- ball Bovs’ 10, 11; Basketball Boys’ 9,'10,11, 12; Football 12; Interact 12. Laura Wavering — A Capella 9; Chamber Choir 12; Softball Girls’ 9, 10. 11. 12; Varsity Chorus 12: Varsity Show 12; Volleyball 9.10,11,12. Debra Webra Daniel Wells — Football 9,10, 11, 12; Student Council 10; Wrestling 9. Lisa Wendland — Basketball Girls' 9,10; Centurian Staff 11. 12; Election Board 9, 10, 11; Interserve 12; Jr. Leader 11; Sr. Leader 12; Student Council 9,10.11. Joyce Werner — C-Club 11; Jr. Leader 11: Sr. Leader 12: Student Advisory Committee 10; Title Seven Board 10; Stu- dent Council 12; Tennis Girls' 9.10,11,12. 114 SENIORS Karla Westjohn — A Capella 9; Centinal Staff 11, 12; Ger- man Honor Society 10, 11; Gifted Program 12; interserve 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Debate 9. Deirdre Weston — FFA 9; National Honor Society 12. Charles Willenbring — Wres- tling 9.10.11. Kerry Williams — Afro- American Club 9, 10. 12; BSA 9, 10, 12; Business Associates 12; Centennial Guard 9: Com- uter Club 11; Jr. Leader 11; r. Leader 12; Lancers 12; Stu- dent Advisory Committee 9. 10. 12; Swim Girls’ 9; Track Girls’ 9. 10. 11. 12; Varsity Show' 12. Pearlie Williams Rob Williams Chris Williamson — Centen- nial Amateur Radio Club 9, 10 — Secretary. 11 — Vice-Presi- dent. 12 President: Math Team 9, 10. 11; Radio Club 9. 10 — Secretary. 11 — Vice- President. 12 — President: Soccer Club 10. 11. 12: Wres- tling 10; Fencing Club 11, 12 — President. Laura Williamson — Centen- nial Guard 10, 11; Track Girls' 9,10. Wendy Wilson Kathy Woods — Basketball Girls’ 10; Intramurals 9; Pep Club 10. 11. 12 — Vice Presi- dent: Softball Girls’ 10.11.12. Virginia Worthington — Art Clim 9; Centinal Staff 11, 12; Conservation Club 10; Gifted Program 12; National Honor Society 12: Pep Club 9: Span- ish Honor Society 10.11.12. Ivory Yarborough SENIORS 115 DOING THINGS OUR OWN WAY Nancy Yowell Colleen Zarbuck Michael Zimmerman — Band 9.10,11,12; Concert Band 9.10,11,12; Golf 10.12: Jazz Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 10. 11. 12; Bye-Bye Birdie 10; Calamity fane 11: Spectrum 10.11. Claire Zinnes — Gifted Program 12; National Honor Society' 12; Bad Seed 12: Thespians 12. CAMERA SHY SENIORS Jeffrey Beckett Eric Heiser Kimberli Pedigo Stephen Brunkow John Hilding Matthew Reiter Doris Campbell Julie Jameson Randy Rose Eronda Charity Brenda Jones Theresa Schmidt Patricia Davenport Brent Jordon Charles Scribner James Davis Daphne Lawson Gregory Sega 11 Michael Dickenson Joel Livingston David Shaw Mitchell Duvall Elizabeth Manning Tom Toombs Gregory Ellis Audrev Marshall Kevin Urbanek James Evans Kimberly McCabe Octavia Warren Frank Ferree Alex McCurrv Brenda Williams Sallv Gordon Tim McDaniel James Williams Sheila Grady Brian Mitchell Carol Young 116 SENIORS MOST MEMORABLE MOMENTS “Playing in the Varsity football game against Central and Winning!” — Ken Langlois “When I had to ride to school on the “award winning” Senior float.” — Jeff Brownfield “Paying thirty-five dollars for the cheapest toilet paper around.” — Eric Carlson, Mark Klaus, Joe Petry, Daniel Wells “Summer of ’80 getting to know “Old Ezra” at a party ... But ending up crashing out early — also later that year — Diana Miller’s barn.” — Diane Oestricher “Lucky number 203?!” — Some Senior girls “September 20,1980 — the Normal football game when Mark and I started going out.” MaryBeth Eddleman “When Frances and I walked into the guys’ locker room and there was a guy in there.” — Joyce Werner “Our midnight ride with big Mr. W. 1979.” — Lianne Haring, Lisa Mitchell, Steve Kohler “Chasing the fan bus because we missed it.” — Joyce Grabher “When I swung on the bathroom door at Skateland and flew under.” — Rana Klasing “Senior year New Year’s Eve, pink sweater, grey corduroys, and spirits!” — Lynne Grusy “Both Victories over Central — 1979 and 1980.” — Mike Lewis “Post Prom 1980 when I threw myself with the ball down the alley and was kissing the floor.” — Lisa Wendland “I was talking about a teacher and the teacher heard me.” — Mike Haines “Andrea Stewart threw something at me on the fan bus, and I didn’t know what it was until I took a closer look.” — Eric Bohlen “Chemistry with Elmer Fudd.” — Mark Klaus “Visiting the silos in Buffalo.” Mark Klaus, Mary Lindgren, Eric Carlson “Running out of gas on the way to school and having my car towed away while going to get gas.” — Katie Gallivan “May Event 1979; celebrating at Clark Park, Lynne holding her nose, avoiding certain people and memories.” — Lindsey Sharp SENIORS 117 FACES Faces of old faces we knew People we know people we knew, Growing together and drifting apart Always an ending now a new start At graduation we all grow nearer And all of our friends seem so much dearer And as we say our last goodbye Our last embrace and one more cry A “Keep in touch” and a “Promise I will” A “Remember when” but better still A place in my heart, you’ll always stay: That’s what’s said as we go our own way. Anonymous 6U SHOIN3S 120 JUNIORS JUNIORS HAVE A PROMISING FUTURE. The Junior class has held many fund-raising projects this year for Prom. They have had car washes, bake sales, and a new event for Cen- tennial, a spaghetti dinner before the Centennial vs. Central football game. The class of ’82 won, for the first time, in the Homecoming float com- petition. The theme of the Juniors float was “Master Chargers, We’ve Got Clout.” The Juniors also held the tradi- tional magazine and Christmas candy cane sales, which went over well. Thanks to the help of many junior class members, Prom was a great suc- cess. The class of ’82 is looking forward to a promising Senior year. A. Junior class officers and sponsors from left to right: Mrs. Eichelberger, Mr. Speer, Amy Riggins, Secretary: Mae Robinson, Treasurer; Michelle Hermann, Vice-President; Teri O'Donnell, President. Rhonda Abraham Julie Adams Lori Adams Jay Agans Doug Anderson Micheal Anderson Steve Anderson Lisa Archer Mark Armstrong Laurie Arnould Debbie Arseneau David Atteberry Chris Austin Rhonda Bagley Lisa Baker Derek Banks David Barbee Todd Barnett Russ Beck 122 JUNIORS Larry Bears Rick Benfatto Mike Bilbery Scott Black Bridget Bonne Bonnie Blair Lacie Blevins Micheal Bodamer Rich Bowman Jeff Bradford John Bradley Darla Brown Mark Brown Bill Brown Steve Brown Gary Brownfield Ted Brya Eldon Bryan Scott Buennemeyer Lisa Buoy Mike Buttimer Jeff Byars Pedro Carroll Joe Carter Brent Cary A. Miss Mott explains the problem to Lisa Dixon. C. Mitch Marlow is the center of attraction because of his outfit. JUNIORS 123 Lisa Catchings Jewel Cates Betsy Cekander Charlie Chaney Chris Chapman Mike Chastain Renata Circeo Jill Clements Felicia Cockrell Kim Coffey John Connett Paula Cornell Bill Cotter Gayle Coval Phil Cox John Creighton Steven Crouch Chris Cunningham Troy Daniels Bob Davies Linda Davies C. Jewel Cates and Curtis Minor seem to be busy with their work but Mike Harte looks for extra help. 124 JUNIORS Edward Davis Missy Dewitt Julie Dieker John Diniz Kerry Dixon Lisa Dixon Trina Domenico Steven Donsbach Todd Drennan Mark Dungan Camilla Dussinger Robby Eastham Lynn Eichelberger Marc Elder A. Chuck Hutchcraft wonders why B. Mr. Romero wonders what Brad Miller has said to make Laura Ramshaw laugh. Buster is blowing up a balloon. Mark Ellis Laurie England Karen Evans Angie Farmer Eric Faulkner Jeff Faullin Gordon Ferran Jim Ferree JUNIORS 125 Julie Fisher Robert Fletcher Mark Fredericks Duane Frichtl Terry Friedman Scott Frillman Angela Froelich Katrina Fruth Mary Ann Furrow Tom Gantz Chanel Gillon Liz Glidewell Roman Gordon Debbie Gossett A. Hey, that cameraman is taking our picture. B. Phil Hassel has got the moves. Freddie Grady Ann Granato Kelly Green Terrie Grothe Tracy Guetle Michelle Haarhues 1 C. Rhonda Abraham can’t 126 JUNIORS Kelly Hagan Joni Hall Lovetta Hambrick Kitty Halton Susan Haring Scott Harmon Phil Hassell Dave Hasty Laura Hays Geralee Heath Charla Henry Todd Herges Michelle Hermann Sandra Hoch Randy Hodges Paul Hoffman Kelly Holliday Brian Hollis Julie Holzhauer Todd Howe Darry Howell Kathy Hubbard Chuck Hutchcraft Cynthia Hutchison Freida James Patty Janowski JUNIORS 127 Ron Janowski Timothy Jennings Peter Jessop Andrew Johnson Kim Johnson Andralen Jones Dwight Jones Amir Kazemi David Kearns Robert King John Kouzmanoff James Kraatz Laura Kuhn Pat Kurth Daniel Lattimore Cathy Lawrence Sandra Lee Jerry Leonard Jill Lewis Tina Lewis Amy Lindgren B. Another interesting day in the school cafeteria. 128 JUNIORS A. Bonnie Blair keeps everything in the stands to a loud roar. B. Dena Yetts and her friends fall into line in the Homecoming parade. Jay Lipschutz William Longfellow Nancy Lowery Paul Lumsden John MacGregor Sharon Malek Melanie Marchand Mitch Marlow Martin Maske Anita Matthews Scott Maxey Mark McCabe Ruby McClelland Lynnette McConkie Carole McCowen Andrea McCullough Kim McNamara JUNIORS 129 Teresa McNamer Michelle Medjesky Ken Meeks Kim Melchi Brad Miller Kevin Miller Eric Minor Hoy Minor Pat Mitchell Cliff Mitchem John Mochel Jennifer Montgomery Melissa Morger Tammra Mosley Wayne Mosser B. Tom Gantz checks to make sure he is C. Paul Hoffman gives a round of applause at a Charger Pep Assembly, keeping in line. 130 JUNIORS B. The Centennial Banc! performs for the school. C. Barabra Day keeps her eye on the fire at the bonfire. Anthony Mullins Kevin Mulrooney Jeff Munds Robin Nagy Eric Nash Jim Nelson Cassandra Nesbitt Paul Nicholas John Nickell Richard Nihiser Kelli Nimmo Mark Oare Terry O’Connor Terry O’Donnell Stewart Oliver JUNIORS 131 B. Give it a good slug! A. Julie Dieker returns the serve. Teresa Overholt Beth Overman Eric Parmenter Melissa Pelmore David Peters Mark Piper Jim Perie Yvette Pirtle Janice Pittman Carol Porter Sue Pritchard Marcus Racer Joni Rasmussen Willie Reed Bruce Reifsteck Rick Remmert Amy Riggins Cynthia Robertson Larry Robinson 132 JUNIORS C. Ann Jones tries to think of the next step in the Lancer routine. 4 � ¥ Mae Robinson Wanda Robinson Costis Ramanos George Roney Ferron Ross Steve Rothenberg Micheal Rouse Tricia Rowe Gary Roy Mark Russell Lee Ryniec Kevin Saathoff Betsy Saunders Daniel Savignon Ann Schilling Eric Schmisseur Randy Shaw Steven Sibley Brent Silverwood JUNIORS 133 Joseph Sims Cheryl Sinnott Douglas Sippel Susie Skelton Gail Slade Angela Slates Lisa Smith Terry Smith Dean Spitz Kristi Spitz Michael Sprague Bill Sprouse Steven Staples Erich Stenzel Diane Stevens Margie Stroinski Linda Tauber Brett THompson Mark Thurber Tammera Thurman Carol Torrens Patty Trahiotis Wendy Vanrave Verna Vassar Edward Wachala Bryan Wade Max Waisvisz Lisa Walt Gina Wang Petty Wang Kevin Watson A. Larry Beers and the band play for a school assembly. 134 JUNIORS Darcy Weber Rich Wheadon Lori Wienke Anna Willard Alan Williams Cyrus Williams Donna Williams Steve Wiseman Kevin Wolff Terence Yearby Kenneth Yette Dawn April Francine Elam Camera Shy Patrick Lenover Eric Roberts Pam Barbee Gayla Evans James Mann Steven Romero William Beckett Wayne Jaulkner Laura Marchiando Cindy Roseman Chris Berbaum Lisa Faust Alicia McKinley Ricky Schrodt Regina Binder Simmone Forney Diane McNattin Janet Smith Elvia Beackman Gail Fryer Janet Menner Dale Smothers Dawn Bodine Lorie Hanson Graci Moore Kimberly Stacy Teresa Bordenga Patricia Harris Jurldean Moore Sewis Sterling Cynthia Robertson Lisa Henderson Minnie Moore Kena Steward Sam Bright Michail Hilson Theresa Mosley Timothy Taylor Ginger Britt Charles Houston Keith Mosser Christine Thompson Annazett Brooks Trade Hubert Michelle Munds Daniel Trirtt Lisa Brown Lori Huff Kathy Murphy Douglas Trumbull Christine Canull Jill Johnson Levone Meeley Gina Truscelli Carlton Cherrigan Rhonda Johnson Tom O’Donnell Rabon Turner Mahnaz Chinoy Ergene Jones Nicola Ohrwall Tony Warren Terry Dalton Robert Keyhia John Pedigo John Weatherall Jacqueline Driver Frederick Lathrop Herbert Peters Deana Yets Phyllis Driver Ethelda Lathrop Scott Petit Gerald Zanussi Robert Dye Zina Lathrop Kristina Prigmore JUNIORS 135 SOPHOMORES KEEP THAT SPIRIT The Sophomore class has high hopes for a promising Junior year. In the past year they held car-washes, bakesales, and sold candy bars in order to raise money. Thanks to hard work of our class we placed second in the homecoming float competition. The Sophomore class has alot of potential for two more successful years at Centennial High. Left to Right — Susan Gerber. Vice-President; Cindy Fileccia, Secretary; Angie Price, Presi- dent. Not Pictured — Milicia Kokotovic, Trea- surer. Bill Aldridge Ray Alexander Angela Allen Lisa Amdor Lisa Arbuckle Linda Arseneau Daniel Atteberry Glenda Baily Susan Baker Marcia Ball Jeff Barger Cheryl Bartels Jenny Bauman Michael Beaumont David Beck Todd Bermaster Christa Bermingham Jenny Bettridge Shawn Bickers Doug Bittinger Pam Black 136 SOPHOMORES Christin Bradmas Clifton Brent William Broadway Danita Brockman Bonnie Burnett Scott Butler Cathy Button Christin Cao Christin Cardwell Dean Carlson Robert Carrier Cameron Carter Robert Carvell Aimee Castongue Connie Chancellor James Chiang Dahlon Chu Craig Circeo Troy Clark John Clarke Tracy Clay pool Michael Cleaver Joseph Cleveland Jeffery Cochrane Terrance Cook Mike Cornell SOPHOMORES 137 Christin Currell David Dahl Mary Daniels Jill David Ann Davis Julie Davis John Dawkins Susan Deckard Susan Decker Janice Deschene Clay Deval Kim Dickerson Gery Dozier Langford Dudley Chantal Dunn Doug Dunn Margie Earl Julie Early Susan Eddleman Pam Ellis Mark Ely Roxann Eshleman Scott Esserine Tracy Farley Chris Fiedler Cindy Filiccia A. Natalie Wheeler and her friends snuggle up at a cold Centennial game. B. Laura Manley shows her artistic work painting the car for Car Bash Day! 138 SOPHOMORES B. “I wonder where everyone is? Marsha Fitch Jacquelin Flemmings Liz Frasca Charles Freels Dennis Frichtl John Furrow Katherin Gantz Susan Gerber Robin Glenn Sandra Golliher Sergio Gonzolez Freddie Gordon Steve Gorrell Julie Goyne Teresa Graham Micheal Green Pam Green RussGruelle Kirk Hagen Lesia Halcrombe Carena Hambrick Deanna Harlan Tony Harvy Lynette Heath Laura Hecht Lori Hendershott SOPHOMORES 139 Adam Henderson Sherry Henderson Beth Hill Howard Hill Donna Hillborn Troy Hinton Susan Hoffman Mary Holden Jesse Hughs Janine Jedlinski Kyra Jefferson Kim Johnson Lee Johnson Amy Jones Gerald Jones Larry Jones Stephen Jordon Laurie Kanet Karen Kao Michael Kappes Theresa Karich Micheal Keeling Robert Kelly Jimmy Klein Tonya Knight Theresa Kohlman Milica Kokotovic Helen Kosmopoulos Joe Lamb Mike Langley Mark Lee Tom Lee Susan Lenover Lori Leonard Casandra Leshoure Tony Lewis 140 SOPHOMORES Robin Limp Sia Lindstrom Judy Lowety Frank Manella Laura Manley Colleen Manning David Martin Bill Martin Margie Matherly Marilyn Mauer Chris Maxwell Kevin Maxwell Eric McAfee Angela McCabe Melvin McClelland Wayne McCulley Jeffrey McKeon Dennis McMahon Michelle McNamara Karen McNutt Kris Mellinger Willard Miller Scott Milne John Moore Michelle Morgon David Munds Jeffrey Nichols Shelly Nihiser Linda Noffsinger Dawn Oestreicher Regina Ogdon Kim Osmond Vincent Parker Lecretia Pearson Chris Pelmore Sarah Pense SOPHOMORES 141 James Peters Clark Peterson Charlie Petry L. C. Pettigrew Jeffrey Petty June Pfeffer Bruce Pirie Britton Powell Tim Powell Angie Price Maryann Quinn Laura Ramshaw Louis Rawley Heidi Riddell A. Bill Cotter and Joe Lamb get into the spirit at Spirit Event. B. Chantal Dunn gives it all she’s got to be the first to blow a bubble. 142 SOPHOMORES Rickie Riddell Kathy Roberts A. Melica Kokotovic models her twit outfit for Susan Eddleman. Barbara Rogers Todd Rogers David Rudnick Susan Schmall Tom Schmidt Jeff Schweighart Larry Slogin Kevin Selph Vanessa Severns Sved Shah Ron Shaw Tim Sherwood Danette Silverwood Jill Sinnott B. Susan Eddleman starts the Centennial vs. Central pep assembly off with a cheer. SOPHOMORES 143 Alisa Slaughter Mary Slocum Jacqullin Smith James Smith Joe Smith Larry Smith James Snelling Clayton Snyder Evanleli Sophoules Dale Speer John Stallmeyer Rose Stanfield Linda Stoner Stephani Stotts David Stroud John Stuart A. Mr. Ottmers makes sure the band stays in tune. B. I can’t wait to eat my roasted marshmallow!' 144 SOPHOMORES C. Roxanne Eshleman studies hard during French class. Dawn Sullivan Steve Sullivan Matt Swartz Bonnie Tabor Donna Tatman Nancy Tatman Debbie Taylor Randal Taylor Amy Terstriep Scott Testory Cheryl Thompson Kevin Thurber Robert Town ley Babette Trautman Scott Tromley Chris Tuveson Kate Urbanek Angela Van Auken Kelvin Vassar Tina Vierra SOPHOMORES 145 C. Just a few minutes to take time out to sit and relax. Sarah Vogel Kelly Wade JT Warmbier Angela Washington John Watson Cynthia Welch David Wells Floyd Welsh Chris Wenschhof Jennifer Wheadon Natalie Wheeler Michelle Whitney Marilee Willard Jeffrey Williams 146 SOPHOMORES Juanita Williams Kim Williams Sharessc Williams Gary Williamson Mary Wingler Tommie Winiger Adrienne Woods Sanghwa Yu Greg Ziegler A. Clark Peterson slows things down at Spirit Event. B. There they go. hand in hand. Camera Shy Sophomores Lynn Akers Earlena Davis Stacey Kohz Karen Reinertsen Tammy Allen Ken Deemer Kevin Lesure Carolyn Schmidt Gneva Andersen Tammy Dover J. Liddle Jimmy Scoggins Dawn Atkins Natasha Drish James Linzy Amy Shelly Caroline Banks Heather Duuy Christin May Marty Slade Zacharv Banks Robert Eastin Renee May Anne Spitz Dawn Bauer Pam Emery David McCorkle Shelly Thomas Micheal Babak Cheryl England Aharon Mendenhall Otis Thompson Marc Bona Lee Foote Terry Chipman Tracy Vandyke Debbie Bosch Matt Fumento Terry Morrissey Brian Varnum Leslie Bramley Rebecca Hays Jamer Mosley Falica Weatherrall David Brown Yvonne Henderson Dennis Nash Allen Williams Rochelle Callaway Hattie Hollins Joan Neuses Anthony Wilson Richard Clark Julie Hopper Brenda Nogle Mary Winger Terrance Cook Angela Houston Jens Osterby Tom Woods James Costa Ingamar Johnson Monica Paniagua Walter Bright Todd Eovington Larkin Johnson Kemal Piskin SOPHOMORES 147 FRESHMEN START THEIR FIRST YEAR OFF WITH THAT CHARGER SPIRIT! The 1980-81 Freshman class started out working hard on their first project, the Homecoming float, in which they placed third. The Freshmen’s first fundraiser was the selling of holly at Christmas. The class of 1984 has a promising future here at Centennial. A. Freshman Class Officors: Bottom: Poula Riggins, Secretary. Top: Jeff Lewis. President; Melonie Hermann, Treasurer. Not Pictured: John Bristow, Vice President. Kevin Adams Linda Andrews Kristin Arvols Renae Ash Andrew Atteberry Melissa Babey Benjamin Baker Charlotte Banks Thomas Banks Losa Barger Roger Bauer Michele Beaumont Melissa Bilbery Bradley Bogan lames Boyce Cindy Bradley Kathleen Bradley Denise Brever Jon Bristow Boris Brown Cynthia Brown Laura Brunkow Christin Brush Erich Burkhardt Timothy Burns Christy Buttimer Christopher Campbell 148 FRESHMEN Brian Carter Jamie Cary Ronnie Catron Sally Cekander Cara Childress Bruce Clapp Mark Clapp Kathy Clark Monica Cochran Bryan Cornwell Jeffrey Corum Bryan Cox Susan Craig Robert Curtis Lori Dalzell Donald Davis Ken Davis Kurt Davis Lee Davis Barbara Day Daryl Denzer Robert Deremiah Earl Dickey Christopher Dobney Dawn Dohrman John Donahoe Carla Dor re Jack Dorsett Najla Dupuy Duyvesonck Teresa Eckert James Eisenkoff Mary JoElam' Anne Engel Stephane Eshleman Karen Espeseth FRESHMEN 149 Ricky Estes Dana Evans Mark Evans Damon Fairbanks Deborah Feinberg Chris Fella Brigille Ferdinandse Charles Ferrell Micheal Fields Cassie Fondren Dewey Ford Melissa Franklin Scot Freud James Froelich Jeffrey Frost Lori Fulfer Diane Gallivan Gina Gannaway Anne Gardner Richard Garinger Matthew Garrison A. A. Kim Dickerson kicks high at a school assembly. B. Barbara Day wonders why her fellow classmates are behind bars. C. “Don’t let that cameraman see my combination!” 150 FRESHMEN B. “I wonder what is going on over there?” A. Jim Skelton and Barbara Day get things moving at the freshman dance. C. Amy Wienke marches to the Charger beat. Christopher Genter Micheal Gemand Rhonda Gillogly Amy Goff Cynthia Grady Larry Greger David Harbidson Mary Hardiman Tamara Harding Brenda Harman Richard Harper Kris Hartman June Hashbarger Elana Hassell FRESHMEN 151 Charles Hauley Susan Hayes John Hegarty Alicia Henry Steven Hepler Kyle Herges Melanie Hermann Maria Hernadez Robin Hicks Steven Hillard Richard Hoch Eric Hoerner Christopher Holman Harold Holzer A. Dallas Moss just wants to make sure Paula Riggins is going to the game. B. Linda Andrews wonders why the tones aren’t sounding. Tina Horath (ill Jamison Sandra Janowski Jeffrey Jenkins Paul Jensen Kristen Jessop Micheal Johnson Angela Jones James Jones Sheri Jones Timothy Jones Dedra Jordon Eric Kaelin Tom Keck Roy King Cary Kirby Steve Klaus James Kmoch Stephen Knells William Knowels Kathleen Kuhn 152 FRESHMEN Liesl Laduke Timothy Lane James Lariviere Chris Lee Darryl Lee Jeff Leisch Karri Lemmon Douglas Leanord Twanda Lehoure Denise Leskis Jeff Lewis Niels Lewis Tracy Lewis Jeanne Lidde Micheal Lindstrom Mark Logue John Lopez Heather MacDonald David Manning Jennifer Manning John Maple Fred Markstanler Stephen Marshky Lori Mays Greg McConaha April McConkie James McCormick Bemita McCurry A. Charger band comes to a halting stop. B. ‘T wonder how much courage it’s going to take us to get things moving at Spirit Event?” FRESHMEN 153 Tim McFall Larone McGee Kevin McGinnis Michael McGuire Robert Meade Terry Meadors Nikki Medfeski Juvlouns Meeks Kevin Merrifield Micheal Merten Amy Mertz Benjamin Meyer Brian Miller Rosita Miller Catherine Minggue Amy Mitchell Ned Mochel Nina Moll Christin Montague Laura Morf A. Another year of fresh- man testing. 154 FRESHMEN Tonya Morgan Scott Mortensen Marcelon Mosley Erik Mueller Malikah Muhammad Joe Mulcahey Scott Nagy Regidor Natividad Jeffrey Nolan Gary North Timothy Oare Mary O’Connell Erik Olson Micheal Osbon I have to make sure this line is straight. FRESHMEN 155 Paul Petrillo Andrew Phillips Jerry Polen Catherine Pratt James Pruitt Laura Punkay Chris Rapier Michelle Reynolds Judith Richards Paula Riggins Tammy Roberts Ronald Rogers Ron Roseman Melissa Rosenbaum Julie Rosenbeck B. I wonder if these lockers are big enough for both of us. A. Steve Klaus tries to be the first to blow a bubble at the school pep assembly. C. Freshman girls keep their eye on the cameraman. 156 FRESHMEN Kristin Rotzoll Tracie Rowe Charles Rowland Tammy Rushing William Rushing Jr. Su Ellen Scoby Gregory Scott Phil Sexton Tim Shaw Jim Skelton Grant Slonger Derron Smith Shawn Smith Martha Sophoulis Freshmen win 3rd place in float contest. Shelly Sphar Keith Stalvey Randall Stark Timothy Steen Rodney Stewart Bobbi Stotts Susan Stroud FRESHMEN 157 Denise Taylor Brad Taylor Michelle Taylor Rebecca Tepper Darrick Thomas Kristin Thomas Richard Thomas Laura Thompson Warren Thompson Catherine Thow Marithia Tillman Terri Todd Tina Todd David Torrens 158 FRESHMEN Teresa Trogden Amy Tryon Richard Turner Princett Uhl Timothy Van Ravenswaa Marc Vaugh Lehman Waisviz John Walt Jr. Bradley Ward Johnnie Weatherall Kay Weber Carolyn Weidner Angela Westjohn Laurie Widner Amy Wienke Andrea Williams Carmen Williams Regine Williams Thomas Williams Jr. Tammy Wilson Joseph Wesner A. Mr. Lovell explains his first lesson to the new freshmen. Camera Shy Freshmen: Dometmu Allen Ceclia Banks Darryl Baily Walter Bright Sarah Brother Georgia Campbell Theresa Depew Tony Dorsey Melinda Harris Christopher Holman Carl Irvin Robert Jackson Maria Jones Timothy Jones Terry Kezer Jr. Kirsten Knecht Karin Leszczynske Roger McClendon Heather McGow John Menold Todd Milner Angela Moore Tommy Moore III Kimberely Richardson Brian Robinson Robert Sarzanini Edward Stronske Sandra Tandjung Todd Thomas Cynthia Williams Jacquelin Windom Susan Zilewicz Celia Jones Dennis Bigham Ron Edwards Jack Hart Saybert Huff Donald Lindsey Lore McCoy Alonzo Rose Mary Wisenewski Krissa Wolf Ann Wright Bobby Yancy Soohwa Yu Joseph Zemlin FRESHMEN 159 160 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE IN MEMORY OF • � i Keith Campbell Into his life went we ... Into our lives came he ... And now, his absence is like The sky above, spread over everything! On the other side of death ... where time is not counted by years ... and there are no separations, we take solace in the following lines penned by Helen Steiner Rice: “All who believe in God’s mercy and grace Will meet their loved ones face to face Where time is endless and joy unbroken And only the words of God’s love are spoken.” To the classmates, counselors, and teachers of Keith ... and to all others who shared his love and his joy of life ... we are grateful. John and Eunice Campbell (Keith's Parents) Karen and Kathy Campbell (Keith’s Sisters) Friendship Lives Forever If I could have just one plea, I think that one prayer would be, With all that such a prayer portends - “Lord make me worthy of my friends. Help me to be as true and fine As they believe - these fine friends of mine. Give me the courage under stress That they expect me to possess: And when they smile and look at me, Oh, let me be, Lord, what they see! Help me all pretense to forego And simply without pomp or show, Repay with true sincerity The loyal faith they had in me And if, sometimes, I may have erred In any thought or deed or word, Then help me, Lord, to make amends - Lord, make me worthy of my friends.” Helen Lowrie Marshall If I accept the sunshine and warmth, I must also accept the thunder and lightning. Gregory Moody Keith L. Campbell, son of John and Eunice Campbell, and Gregory Moody, son of Robert and Maureen Moody, were killed in a tragic auto accident in August, 1980. Greg was a member of the Varsity Tennis team and Keith participated in the Centennial’s Marching Band and jazz Band. For those of us who knew them they will be missed and will always be remem- bered as a part of Centennial. 162 STUDENT LIFE 164 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 165 166 STUDENT LIFE 168 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 169 170 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 171 172 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 173 174 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 175 176 STUDENT LIFE 177 178 ACADEMICS ACADEMICS 179 ACADEMICS A. “Are you looking for someone?” Mrs. Decardy isn’t quite sure what to make out of this person with a camera. B. Teachers take time out. C. To set your margin ... Mrs. Eckert instructs her students well. D. One of our photographers catches Miss Haizman leaving the Thanksgiving Assembly. TEACHERS: OUR ▲A. AD. 180 ACADEMICS KEYS TO LEARNING AD. A. And here's.. .Geometry!” Mr. Lang has a great impersonation of Ed McMann. B. Miss Spooner talks to her students before German class. C. Mr. Tomlinson gazes in awe at the multitude of freshmen. D. Mr. Lehman talks with CHS alumni Ludia Shtohryn. - AB. ACADEMICS 181 D. Abderhalden — Mathematics: B.S. and M.S. at University of Illinois. P. Abell — Social Studies: B.S. and M.S. at Illinois State University. W. Berger — Counseling: B.A. and M.A. at Illinois State University. A. Boehm — Industrial Arts: B.Ed. at West- ern Illinois University. M.Ed. and Advanced Certificate at University of Illinois. E. BonDurant — Mathematics: B.S. and M.Ed. at University of Illinois. W. Borror — Industrial Arts: B.S. and M.S. at Illinois State University. Advanced Certificate at University of Illinois. T. Boyd — Business: B.B.A. at Southwest Texas State University, M.S. at Milliken University. K. Brooks — Home Economics: B.S. at Southern Illinois University. N. Brown — Physical Education: B.S. at Southern Illinois University. B. Bryan — B.S. at Oklahoma State Univer- sity, M.S. at University of Illinois. S. Burton — Special Education: B.A. at Auils College. M.S. at University of Kan- sas. B. Cahill — Special Education: B.S. at Illi- nois State University. A. A light moment in the midst of a hectic day for Mr. Davis and Mrs. Blevins. B. You know what they say about women with two last names ...” Mrs. Sierra-Perry thinks Mr. Ed Bondurant has a great sense ofhumor. C. You want a picture of li’l ol' me?!?” Casandra Lyons has worked hard with the Title VI Program. 182 ACADEMICS A. Mrs. Langsjoen collects her thoughts. B. Mrs. Ischer prepares a lab tape for her French class. C. Mrs. Decardy uses her hall duty time to get quiet and peaceful. AA. AC. D. Campbell — Mathematics: B.S. at West- ern Illinois University. C. Carrodine — Physical Education: B.S. at Western Illinois University, M.S. at East- ern Illinois University. H. Casey — Business: B.S. at Lane College, Jackson, TN, M.Ed. at University of Illi- nois. D. Casteel — Science: B.S. at University of Illinois, M.S. at Western Illinois Univer- sity S. Cooper — Home Economics: B.A. at Uni- versity of Puget Sound, M.A. at Central Missouri State University. N. Croy — Physical Education: B.S. at East- ern Illinois University. C. F. Danielson — Art: B.F.A. Design at University of Illinois. v N. P. Das — Agriculture: B.S. in India. M.S. and M.Ed. at University of Missouri. R. Davenport — Counseling: B. Ed. at East- ern Illinois University. M.Ed. at Univer- sity of Illinois. A. Davis — Principal: B.S., M.S. and Advanced Certificate at University of Illinois. W. Davis — Physical Education: M.S. at Bradley University. M. DeCardy — Art: B.F.A. and M.A. at University of Illinois. ACADEMICS 183 D. Decker — Music: B.S. and M.S. at East- ern Illinois University. M. Eaton — Mathematics: B.S. and M.S. at University of Illinois. D. Ecker — Business: B.S. at Southern Illi- nois University. L. Eichclberger — Home Economics: B.S., M.S. and Advanced Certificate at Uni- versity of Illinois. E. Engelhaupt — English: B.S. at Northern Illinois University, M.A. at University of Colorado. T. Fairchild — Science: B.S. at Illinois State University, M.S. at University of Illinois. K. Fctchmann — Counseling: B.A. at Uni- versity of Illinois, M.S.Ed. at Northern Illinois University. R. Fischer — Counseling: B.A. and MSW at University of California — Berkeley. E. Fredericks — Physical Education: B.S. and M.S. at Central Missouri State Uni- versity. D. Garret — Mathematics: B.S. and M.S. at Illinois State University, Advanced Cer- tificate at University of Illinois. R. Globe — Social Studies: B.S. and M.S. at Illinois State, Advanced Certificate at University of Illinois. S. Goudie — Physical Education: B.S. at Eastern Illinois University. M.A. at Uni- versity of Illinois. 184 ACADEMICS 1 A. Griggs — Vice-Principal: B.S. at Univer- sity of Arkansas — Pine Bluff. M.Ed. at University of Illinois. J. Haizman — Special Education: B.S.Ed. at Northern Illinois University. M. Haluzak — Counseling: B.S. at Southern Illinois University, M.S.W. at University of Illinois. R. Hardin — Special Education: B.S. at Illi- nois State, M.S. and Advanced Certifi- cate at University of Illinois. R. Hays — Foreign Language: B.A. and M.A. at DePaul University, Duexieme Degre-I'Universite De Grenoble — France. D. Hechenberger — English: B.S. at South- ern Illinois University. K. Heineraann — Special Education: B.S., M.E., and Advanced Certificate at Uni- versity of Illinois. G. Hembrough — Physical Education: B.S. and M.S. at University of Illinois. G. Hembrough — English: B.A. and M.S.Ed. at University of Illinois. W. Ischer — Foreign Language: A.B. and M.S.Ed. at University of Illinois. S. Jenkins — English: B.A. at Depauw Uni- versity, M.Ed. at University of Illinois. F. Johnson — Home Economics: B.S. and Ed.M. at University of Illinois. B. C. A. Mr. Romero poses with Ana Blanco at the chili supper. B. Mr. Heinemann shows Eric Bohlen, Mike Lewis, J. T. Warmbier, and Jeff Brownfield some new steps at the Spirit Event. C. Mr. Davis looks on as Bridgette Cahill, Joy Moon, Dan Hechenberger, and Caryl Willis display their talents at the Varsity Show. ACADEMICS 185 A. Teaching is hard on the back, right Mr. Abell? B. Mrs. Casey’s class is interrupted for a quick snapshot. C. Sr. Romero habla con los estudiantes, (Mr. Romero speaks with the students). R. Jones — Physical Education: B.S. and M.S. at Southern Illinois University. E. Kmoch — Science: B.A. at North Central College, M.S.T. at Illinois Wesleyan Uni- versity, M.Ed. at University of Illinois. E. Knight — Science: B.A. at University of Chicago, M.S. at University of Illinois. P. Kohler — Mathematics: B.S. Ed. and M.S. at Illinois State University. T. Kramer — English: B.A. and M.A. at University of Illinois. L. Lang — Mathematics: B.A. at University of Northern Colorado, M.A. at University of Illinois. R. Langsjoen — English: B.A. at Gustavous Adolphus College, M.Ed. at University of Illinois. J. LaRosa — Mathematics: B.A. at Univer- sity of Illinois. W. Lehman — Social Studies: B.A., B.S. and M.S.Ed. at at University of Missouri. J. Lewis — Industrial Arts: B.S. at Univer- sity of Illinois. A. Lovell — Industrial Arts: B.S.Ed. at East- ern Illinois University, M.S. at University of Illinois. J. Macek — Physical Education: B.S.Ed. at Illinois State University. 186 ACADEMICS A. Miss La Rosa — “The Thinker. B. Mrs. Sepesy looks on as Doug Bittinger does his work. C. Mr. Globe takes a minute to take it easy. AA. M. Mallory — Physical Education: B.S. at Lane College. J. McGuire — Social Studies: B.S.. M.S.Ed. at Illinois State University. M. Mills — Special Education: B.A. at Pur- due University. M.S. at Northern Illinois University. J. Moon — Counseling: B.A. and E.Ed. at University of Illinois. D. Mosher — Special Education: B.A. at University of Nebraska. M.S. at Northern Illinois University. C. Mott — Foreign Language: B.A. at Uni- versity of Illinois. J. Mueller — Special Education: B.A. at University of Arizona. R. Nelson — Mathematics: B.A. at Midland College. M. A. at University of Illinois. J. Nolen — English: B.A. and M.A. at Baylor University. G. Norman — Special Education: B.S. Uni- versity of Missouri. D. Ottmers — Music: B.M. at Southwest Texas State University, M.S. at Univer- sity of Illinois. K. Page — English: B.A. and M.A. at Uni- versity of Illinois. ACADEMICS 187 L. Palmer — Business: B.S. at University of Pittsburg, M.S. at University of Illinois. M. Sierra-Perry — English: B.S. at Illinois State University. M.S.Ed. at University of Illinois. R. Pittman — Vocational Building Trades: B.S. at McPherson College, M.Ed. at Uni- versity of Illinois. A. L. Roberts — Industrial Arts: B.S. Ed. at Eastern Illinois University, M.S. at Uni- versity of Illinois. L. Romero — Foreign Language: B.A. at Quincy College. M.A. at Illinois State University, M.S.L.S. at University of Illi- nois. R. Rose — Dean: B.S. Ed. at Eastern Illinois University. B. Rowe — Science: B.S.Ed. and M.S.Ed. at Illinois State University. S. Scanlan — Special Education: B.S. at University of Illinois. D. Schrock — Special Education: B.A. at Eastern Illinois University. J. Seifert — Business: B.B.A. at University of Wisconsin — Madison. R. Sexton — Counseling: B.S. and M.A. at Bradley University. L. Skizas — Health Education: B.S., M.S. and Advanced Certifcate at University of Illinois. A. Mr. Bondurant helps Beth Hill, who seems to be having trouble with her math. 188 ACADEMICS D. Speer — Special Education: B.S., M.Ed., Advanced Certificate at University' of Illinois. J. Spoonaraore — Science: B.S. at Eastern Illinois University', M.S. at University of Illinois. S. Spooner — Foreign Language: B.A. at Illinois State University. N. Storch — Dean: B.A. at Queen’s College City University — New York. C. Tighe — English: B.S. and M.Ed. Uni- versity of Illinois. A. Tomlinson — English: B.S. at Eastern Illinois University. J. Tomlinson — English: B.S. at Arkansas State University, M.S. at Eastern Illinois University. G. Valentine — Social Studies: B.A. and M.A. at University of Illinois. B. White — Business: B.S. at Western Illi- nois University, M.Ed. at University of Illinois. C. Willis — Social Studies: B.A. at Olivet College — Michigan. R. Wilson — Librarian: B.S. Ed. and M.S. Ed. at Illinois State University'. G. Wiseman — Social Studies: B.S. and M.S. at Indiana State University — Terre Haute. A. Students watch Mr. Globe intently as he grades their U.S. History tests. ACADEMICS 189 A. Mrs. Walker — attendance office — asks one of our photographers whether he’s excused or unexcused this hour. B. Mrs. Griffet — attendance office — sends for another student. C. Rich Lore — attendance office — refuses to smile. SECRETARIES 190 ACADEMICS AA. AB. AC. A. Mrs. Summers Office Manager — answers yet another phone call. B. Mrs. Blevins — Main Office — always seems to have a smile on her face. C. Oh, is it that time of year again? Mrs. Tate — Main Office — asks one of our Photographers. D. May I help you? asks Mrs. Follmer — Counseling Office. ACADEMICS 191 CENTENNIAL ADMINISTRATION The key to any successful high school program is administration, fac- ulty, and staff. Centennial High School is fortunate in being led by Mr. Davis, principal; Mr. Griggs, assistant principal; Mrs. Storch and Mr. Rose, Deans of Students. A. R. to L. — Al Davis, principal; Nicole Storch. Dean of Students; Al Griggs, assistant princi- pal; Randal Rose. Dean of Students. B. Al Davis, principal, keeps on smiling. C. Al Griggs, assistant principal, laughs at one of the funny articles in the faculy newsletter. AC. 192 ACADEMICS AB. AC. AD. A. Mrs. Storch — Dean of Students. B. Four of our staff members look worried about the outcome of the Central-vs-Centennial game, after Central’s two fourth quarter touchdowns. L. to R. — Sherry- Spooner, Rick Romero. Al Griggs, and Nicole Storch. C. Mrs. Storch looks on at one of our football games. D. Mr. Rose — our new Dean of Students. ACADEMICS 193 AA. A. Mr. Wilson — Head Librarian — is actually smiling! B. Oh!, Oh! I love to have my picture taken.” says Mrs. Strader — library clerk. C. Mrs. Beiger — library clerk — keeps the files in order. 194 ACADEMICS PEOPLE BEHIND CLOSED DOORS AB. A. Cafeteria Staff: Front: L to R — Dorothy Wires, Kay Holden, Cheryl Dexheimer, Katie Melchi, Nohma Ohlsson, and Chanlease Williams. Back: L to R — Ursual Carson, Judy Huckler, Gerry Harris, Dorothy McKinney, Mary Norwood, Betty Nale, and Mary Calentine. B. Mary Calentine serves up another one of our famous lunches. C. John Hahn takes a coffee break after a hard day’s work. D. Custodians: Front: L to R — Bill Wetmore, Charles Caston. and Jim Fairfield. Middle: L to R — Tommie Burnette and Royce Teague. Back: L to R — John Hahn, Fred Hodson, and Lyman Bergfield. Not Pictured: Lyndsey Roy and Charles Elder. ACADEMICS 195 UNIT FOUR ADMINISTRATION This has been a busy year for the administrators in the Mellon Admin- istrative Center. Dr. Mahan who is the chief Administrative officer for the district has the responsibility of implementing policies presented by the Board of Education. Mr. Baarnard serves in the leader- ship position of heading curriculum innovations while Mr. Hoffman has the task of executing the financial affairs of the district. A. Dr. H. Mahan — Superintendent of Schools. B. Henry Barnard — Assistant Superintendent for Program. C. Jerry Hoffman — Assistant Superintendent for Supportive Services. AC. 196 ACADEMICS The Board of Education had a very challenging year. They faced the problems associated with both declin- ing enrollment and inflation. Another challenge they faced was adopting a desegregation plan for the entire dis- trict. A. Board of Education Front Row: Karen St. George. Philip Hopke, President; and George Wood. Back Row: Linda Keamaghan. Richard Squire, Secretary; Peter Shoresman, and Rev. A. C. Wright. B. Superintendent Dr. James Mahan takes time from his busy schedule to check on the immun- ization forms early in the year. ACADEMICS 197 ELECTION 1980 A. Kelly Hagan, Susie Skelton This has been an election year and as in many other activities Centennial students got involved. They cam- paigned, worked at party headquar- ters, and generally put in a lot of hours of hard work. C. Darla Brown, Kristi Spitz ACADEMICS 199 200 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 201 202 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 203 204 STUDENT LIFE As Editors of the 1981 Centurian we would like to thank the following people: the staff members and photographers for their hard work and cooperation, Mr. Page for writing copy for Thespian productions, Mr. Speer and the Advertising Staff, the News Gazette, a very special thanks to Bob McElwee, our Taylor Yearbook Representative who was always more than willing to help us, and Miss Engelhaupt, our Editorial Advisor. 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Good Luck Class of ’811 ADS 213 INDEX ABDERHALDEN, DEBRA 182 ABELL, PETER 182,186 Abraham, Harold 40, 86 Abraham, Rhona..........71,122,126 Adams, Juliette.................122 Adams, Kevin....................148 Adams, Lori ...............122,124 Adams, Robert................72,122 Agans, Jay......................122 Alberts, Diane ..................86 Aldridge, William...............136 Alexander, Barbara 35, 52, 53, 62, 63, 71,72, 75, 78, 86,109,111 Alexander, Ray 23, 43,136 Allen, Angela 136 Allen, Delonn..................... Allen, Demetriu Allen, Isaiah................ Allen, Tammy...................... Amdor, Lisa ....................136 Anderson, Douglas 52, 53,122 Anderson, Geneva Anderson, Michael...............122 Anderson, Steve.................122 Andrews, Brian...................86 Andrews, Linda.............148,152 Arbuckle, Lisa..................136 Archer, Lixa ...................122 Arie, Timothy 80, 81, 86 Armstrong, Barbara...............86 Armstrong, Mark 122 Arnett, Christin 87 Arnould, Laura...........31, 48,122 Arsenear, Deborah 122 Arseneau, Linda 136 Arvola, Kristine 79,148 Arvola, Michael......... Ash, Gregg........................ Ash, Renae .....................148 Atkins, Dawn...................... Atkins, Yvette 66, 87 Atteberry, Andrew ............. 148 Atteberry, Caniel...............136 Atteberry, Daved................122 Babey, Melissa 148 Backy, Barbara 87 Bailey, Glenda..................136 Bailey, Darryl.................... Bagley, Rhonda ................... Baker, Benjamin 52,148 Baker, Leisa 71, 74,122 Baker, Michael 87, 94 Baker, Susan 56, 78,136 Ball, Marcia 136 Ball, Mary 58, 66. 87 Bandel, Troy.......................87 Banks, Caprice Banks, Caroline Banks, Charlotte 148 Banks, Derek 122 Banks, Kevin 24, 67, 88 Banks, Thomas.................... 148 Banks, Zachary....................... Barbee, Celestine 88 Barbee, David 67,122 Barbee, Pamela Bareis, Barbara . 31, 48, 62, 63, 71, 72, 88, 94 Barger, Jeffery 136 Barger, Lisa 148 Barnett, Todd 63,122 Bartels, Cheryl 33,136 Bartels, Roxanne 63, 72, 88 Bauer, Dawn Bauer, Roger 148 Bauman, Jennifer 56,136 Beaumont, Michael 136 Beaumont, Michele 148 Beck, David...................... 136 Beck, Russell ....................122 Beckett, Jeffery..................... Beckett, William Beers, Laurence 36, 52, 53,123,134 Benafatto, Richard 123 Benafatto, Rosanne 52, 62, 80, 88 Bentz, Steven 88 Berbaum, Chris Berger, Willard 182 Bermaster, Todd 24,136 Bermingham, Christa 48,136 Bettridge, Jenny 37, 76,136 Bickers, Shawn 136 Bigham, Dennis................. Bigham, Stacy Bilbery, Leora Bilbery, Melissa................. 148 Bilbery, Michael................. 123 Binder, Riginald..................... Bittinger, Douglas 24,136,187 Black, Julie 89 Black, Pamela 52,136 Black ........................24,73,123 Blair, Bonnie 22,123,129 Blanco, Ana 89,185 Blevins, Arthur 66, 80, 89 Blevins, Lacie 71, 80,123 Bobak, Mishael Bodamer, Michael 123 Bodamer, Suzanne 89 Bodine, Dawn 67 BOEHM, ALLAN .182 Bogan, Bradley 43,44,148 Bohlen, Eric 20, 65, 75, 89,185 Bona, Marc BON DURANT, EDWARD 182,188 Borchers, Jill...................... 89 Bordenga, Therese BORROR, WILLIAM 182 Bortner, Philip 89 Bosch, Deborah Bowman, Richard 21,123 Boyce, Jamex 148 BOYD, THOMAS 78,182 Brademas, Christine 48, 52, 74,137 Brademus, Katherine 48, 62, 71, 74, 89, 96 Bradford, Jeffrey 123 Bradley, Cindy 37, 75,148 Bradley, John.......... 123 Bradley, Karen 67, 71,89 Bradley, Kathleen 148 Bragg, Amy 67, 89 Bramley, Leslie Brent, Andra ...................... Brent, Clifton................136 Brever, Denise 148 Bright, Sam........................ Bright, Walter ............... Bristow, Jon 48,148 Britt, Ginger Britt, Teena 66,89 Broadway, William 137 Brockman, Danita 137 Brooks, Annett Brooks, Karen 182 Brookshire, Dwayne Brother, Sarah Brown, Boris..................148 Brown, Charlotte 66, 89 Brown, Cynthia 148 Brown, Darla 123,197 Brown, David Brown, Lisa..........................65 214 INDEX Brown, Mark . 23,24,123 Carter, Joaeph Cornwell, Bryan 149 BROWN, NINA 32,182 Carvell, Robert 137 Cornwell, Paula 124 Brown, Stephen 73,123 Cary, Brent 24, 72,123 Corum, Jeffrey 149 Brown, Willeam 123 Cary, Jamie 31,149 Costa, James Brownfield, Gary 123 CASEY, HENRINE 183, 186 Cotter, Bill 24,124,142 Brownfield, Jeffery 90, 105, 185 CASTEEL, DAVID 77,183 Coval, Gayl 124 Broyles, Jenna Sue 90 Castonhue, Aimee 137 Covington, Todd Bruce, Robert 90 Catchings, Lisa . 65,124 Cox, Bryan .48,149 90 124 Cox, Philip 69,124 Brunkow, Laura 78,148 Catron, Ronnie 149 Craig, Susan 149 Brunkow, Stephen 79 Causley, Nathaniel 40, 65, 91 Creighton, John 124 Brush, Christine 148 Cekander, Betsy 124 Crouch, Steven 124 Brya, Ted 123 Cekander, Sally 57,149 CROY, NANCY 183 BRYAN, BENNY 182 Chancellor, Connie 137 Cunningham, Christopher 23, 40, 124 Bryan, Eldon 20, 24, 123 Chaney, Charlie 124 Currell, Christine 138 Bryan, Leigh 32, 90 Chaney, Cynthia 91 Curtisc, Michael 92 Buckley, Angela 62, 68, 71, 90, 94,184 Chapman, Christopher 52,124 Curtis, Robert 149 Buennemyer, David 123 Charity, Eronda Dahl, David 69, 74,137 Buoy, Lisa 63, 71, 74,123 Chastain, Michael 29, 40,124 Dalton, Terry Burkhardt, Erich 148 Cherrigan, Carlton Dalzell, Lori 149 Burden, Pamela Chiang, James 23, 29,137 Daniels, Mary 137 Burnett, Bonnie 137 Childress, Cara 149 Daniels, Troy 45, 52 63,74,124 Burns, Timothy 148 Chinoy, Mahnaz DANIELSON, C. E. 66,183 BURTON, SALLY 182 Chipman, Terry 65 DAS, N, P. 183 Buskirk, Randy 66, 90 Christensen, Phillip 91 Davenport, Patricia Butler, Scott 21, 137 Chu, Dahoon 23, 29, 64,137 DAVENPORT, ROBERT . Buttimer, Christy 148 Chu, Dahmin 23, 29,63, 64, 91 David, Jill 60, 138 Buttimer, Mike 23,29,123 Circeo. Craig 137 Davidson, Frank 130 Buttitta, Elizabeth 90 Circeo, Renata 38,124 Davies, Linda 124 Button, Cathleen 32, 69,137 Clapp, Bruce 149 Davies, Alfred 70, 80,124 Byars, Jeffery 123 Clapp, Mark 149 DAVIS, ALFRED S 182,183,192 Byrnes, Timothy Clark, Cara 65 Davis, Ann 52, 76,138 CAHILL, BRIDGET 182 Clark, Kathy 149 Davis, Earlena Callaway, Rochelle Clark, Richard Davis, Edward 125 Campbell, Christopher . 148 Clark, Troy 137 Davis, Donald 149 CAMPBELL, DIANE , 183 Clarke, John 137 Davis, James Campbell, Doris 65 Claypool, Tracy 22, 33, 137 Davis, Julie 33,138 Campbell, Georgia Cleaver, Michael 137 Davis, Kenneth 149 Canull, Christine Clements, Jill 65,124 Davis, Kurt 149 Cao, Christine 60,137 Clements, Mary 91 Davis, Lee 149 Cardwell, Christine .... 137 Cleveland, Joseph 74, 52,137 Dewitt, Melissa 22,125 Caringer, Rick 52, 53 Coad, Paul 92 Davis, Michael 92 Carlson, Dean 137 Cochrane, Jeffery 137 Davison, Robert Carlson, Eric 24, 62, 68, 79, 91 Cochrane, Monica 57,149 Davis, Terry Carrier, Robert 137 Cockrell, Felicia 124 DAVIS, WESLEY T. 24,183 CARRODINE, COLEMAN 40,183 Coffey, Kimberly 124 Davis, William 92 Carroll, Melinda 62, 63, 68, 71, 72, 74, Connett, John 38, 40, 69, 124 Dawkins, John 138 79, 91, 94 Cook, Terrance 137 Day, Barbara 52, 53,132,149,150,151 Carroll, Pedro 23, 29, 69, 75,123,127 Cooper, Joann Dayton, Lori 66, 92 Carter, Bonnie 35, 91 COOPER, SUSAN 67,183 DECARDY, MARGARET 180,183 Carter, Brian 149 Cornell, Michael 29,48, 52,74, 80, 81, Deckard, Susan 60,138 Carter, Cameron 137 137 DECKER, DONALD 124,184 INDEX 215 Decker, Susan 76,138 Dedin, Thomas 20, 40, 62, 92 Deemer, Kenneth Denzer, Daryl 63,149 Denzer, Daryn 63, 92 Depew, Theresa Deremiah, Robert 149 Deschene, Janice..... 60,138 Deschene, Nancy 48, 51, 68, 80, 86, 92, 114,197 Deval, Clay 138 Devlin, Kara 72, 78, 92 Dickenson, Michael Dickerson, Kim 124 Dickerson, Kimberly 56,138,139 Dickey, Amy 92 Dickey, Earl 149 Dieker, Julie 31, 52, 63, 69, 72, 73, 80, 125,132 Dillard, Darlene Diniz, John 21,125 Dixon, Kerry 63, 72, 74, 80,125 Dixon, Lisa 123,125 Dobney, Christopher 149 Dodson, Donna 92 Dohrman, Darrell..............63, 93 Dohrman, Dawn 48, 57, 78,149 Domenico, Trina 125 Donaho, John 149 Donabach, Steven 125 Dorse, Carla ....................149 Dorsett, Jack..............52, 79,149 Dorsey, Tony ..................... Dover, Tammy Dozier, Gery 24,138 Dozier, Gregory 93 Drennan, Todd 67,125 Drish, Natasha Driver, Jacqueline Driver, Phyllis Dudley, Langford 138 Dungun, Mark 125 Dunlap, Danny 67 Dunlap, Donald 93 Dunn, Chantal..............138,142 Dunn, Doug 138 Dunn, Raymond............. 79, 93 Dupuy, Heather ................. Dupuy, Najla .................149 Dussinger, Camilla 125 Duvall, Mitchell 52, 53 Duyvesonck, Duane.............149 Dye, Robert Earl, Mary 22,138 Earl, Quentin 23, 29, 51, 62, 63, 64, 97 Early, Julie 138 Eastham, Robby 21,125 Eastin, Robert EATON, MARION 184 ECKER, DIANE 180,184 Eckert, Carolyn 37 Eckert, Teresa 48, 52, 58, 57,149 Eckerty, Dawn 93 Eddleman, Mary Beth 37, 38, 62, 68, 69, 87, 93 Eddleman, Susan 37, 48, 56, 74, 76, 138, 143 Edmunds, Sarah 52 Edwards, Ronald Ehlers, Mark 45,93 EICHELBERGER, LILA J. 66, 122,184 Eichelberger, Lynn 125 Eisenkoff, James 52, 77, 79,149 Elam, Francine Elam, Mary Jo 149 Elder, Marc 21,125 Ellis, Darwin 40, 65 Ellis, Gregory Ellis, Pamela 138 Elmer, Paula 31 Ely, Mark 138 Emery, Pamela Engel, Anne 149 ENGELHAUPT, ELSIE 184 England, Cheryl England, Laurie 125 Eshleman, Roxann 138, 145 Eshleman, Stephanie 149 Espeseth, Karen 33,149 Esserine, Scott 138 Estes, Ricky 150 Evans, Dana 150 Evans, Gayla Evans, James 93 Evans, Karen 1 64, 70, 77,125 Evans, Linda 32, 35, 71, 93 Evans, Mar 150 Evans, Jr., Donald 23, 24, 93,141 Exum, Rickey Fairbanks, Damon 34,150 FAIRCHILD, TIMOTHY 38,184 Farley, Tracy 60, 70, 138 Farlow, Christopher . 29, 45, 51, 63, 72, 81, 86,93,102 Farmer, Mary 94 Farmer, Angela 125 Faulkner, Eric 23. 29, 64, 72,125 Faulkner, Wayne 23, 29, 64 Faullin, Jeffery 36,125 Faust, Lisa FECHTMANN, KATHY 184 Feinberg, Deborah 150 Fella, Christopher 150 Ferdinandsen, Brigitte 150 Ferran, Gordon...................125 Ferree, Frank Ferree, Jim 125 Ferrell, Charles 150 Ferris, Jeania Fields, Michael 150 Fiedler, Christopher 24, 74,138 Fileccia, Cynthia 48, 78,136,138 Fisher, Julie 126 FISHER, RUTH 184 Fitch, Marsha 139 Fitch, Melanie 67, 94 Flemmings, Jacqueline 139 Flesher, Scott 94 Fletcher, Robert 128 Foote, Lee Fondren, Cassie.............. 150 Fondren, Shaunna 66, 94 Ford, Dewey.................. 150 Forney, Simone 58, 65 Foster, Jamelyn 94 Franklin, Melissa 150 Frasca, Elizabeth 22, 48, 56, 74,139 FREDERICKS, EDWARD 24, 36,184 Freels, Charles .................139 Freeman, Judith . 35, 38, 52, 71, 72, 94 Fredericks, Mark 126 Freund, Scott 150 Frichtl, Dennis 139,141 Frichtl, Duane 126 Friemann, Teresa 66,126 Frillman, Scott 30, 52, 53,126 Froelich, Angela 69,126 Froelich, James 150 Frost, Jeffrey................150 Fruth, Katrina................126 Fruth, Viveka 22, 31, 76, 80, 94 Fryer, Gail 58 Fulfer, Lori 150 Fumento, Matthew 24 Furrow, John 43,139 Furrow, Mary 58,126 216 INDEX Gallivan, Diane 37, 57, 78,149,150 Grothe, Donald 20, 24, 95 Hays, Rebecca Gallivan, Katie 22, 51, 54, 55, 62, 68, Grothe, Karen 37, 58, 95 HAYS, ROBERT 185 71, 87, 94, 98 Grothe, Terri 35,126 Healea, Edward . . 52,97 Gannaway, Gina 31,150 Gruelle, Russell 24, 139 Heath, Geralee 127 Gantz, Katherine 139 Grusy, Lynne 62, 68, 95 Heath, Lynette 139 Gantz, Thomas 52, 53,126,130 Guetle, Tracy 58, 80,126 HECHENBERGER, DANIEL 185 Gardner, Anne 150 Gustafson, Ginger 60 Hecht, Laura. . 139 Garinger, Richard . . .44,150 Haarhues, Michelle. 126 Heffley, Christine , 71, 97 GARRETT, DONALD 184 Hagan, Kelly 38, 48, 68,127,197 Hegarty, John .152 Garrison, Mathew 150 Hagan, Michael ... 34, 62, 96 Hegarty, Rebecca 98 Gaskin, Rebecca Hagen, Kirk 139 Hehmann, Brenda Genter, Christopher 151 Haines, John 51, 96 HEINEMANN, KENNETH .185 GEORGE, JOHN HAIZMAN, JULIE . . 56,180, 185 HEMBROUGH, GARY 24,40, 43,185 Gerber, Susan 48, 52, 78,136,139 Halcrombe, Lesia 65, 139 HEMBROUGH, GEORGINE .185 Gemand, Michael 151 Halcrombe, Soynda 51,65, 96 Henderson, Adam 43, 140 Gilles, Laura 66, 94 Hall, Joni 33, 78,127,131 Henderson, Lisa Gillogy, Rhonda 151 Halton, Katherine 127 HcnHarshntt I.nri 139 Gillon, Chanel 123,126 HALUZAK, MIKE 185 Henderson, Sherry 60, 65,140 Giuffre, James 20, 95 Hambrick, Carena 65,130 Henderson, Theresa 98 Glasper, Gregory Hambrick, Lashunda 66, 96 Henderson, Wayde Glenn, Robin 139 Hambrick, Lovetta 52, 53, 127 Henderson, Yvonne Glidewell, Elizabeth 76,126 Hanes, Brenda 96 Henry, Alicia ....152 Glidewell, Dale Hanson, Buster 125 Henry, Charla 127 GLOBE, ROBERT 184,187 Hanson, George 96 Hepler, Dawn 98 Glockner, James 63, 95 Hanson, Lorie 76 Hepler, Steven .152 Goff, Amy 151 Harbison, David 151 Herges, Kyle 44,15? Golliher, Sandra 139 Hardimon, Mary 151 Herges, Toss .... 127 Gonzalez, Sergio . 30, 74, 139 HARDIN, ROBERT Hermandez, Maria 152 Goodling, Anne 95 Hardin, Tamara 151 Hermann, Melanie 48, 57,148,152 Gordon, Freddie 139 Harding, Gregory 36, 97 Hermann, Michelle .78, 71,122,127 Gordon, Sally Hardwick. Allison 98 Herz, Beverly Gordon, Roman 126 Haring, Lianne 48, 68, 69, 71,75, 97 Hewitt, Andre 65, 90 Gorrell, Karen 62, 71, 90, 95 Haring, Susan 74,127 Hicks, Robin 152 Gorrell, Steven 139 Harlan, Deanna 139 Hieser, Eric 67 GOUDIE, SHIRLEY 71,184 Harmon, Scott 127 Higham, Dennis Goyne, Julie 139 Harper, Richard 151 Hilding, John 23, 63 Gossett, Deborah 126 Harris, Melinda Hill, Elizabeth 37, 48, 74, 76,140,188 Grabher, Joyce 51, 52, 53,62, 63, 71, Harris, Patricia Hill, Howard 63,140 72, 78, 95, 111 Hart, Jack Hill, Kimberly 98 Grady, Cynthia 151 Harte, Michael 53,124 Hillarn, Steven 152 Grady, Freddie 126 Hartman, Kristine 37, 48,151 Hillborn, Donna 140 Grady, Sheila 95 Hartman, Leslie 22,48, 54, 55, 97,105 Hilson, Michael Graham, Frances 62, 65, 69, 71, 95 Hartman, Mitchell 24, 97 Hinton, Diane Graham, Teresa 139 Harshbarger, June 151 Hinton, Troy 22,140 Granato, Ann . . .126 Harvey, Tony 139 Hire, Tammy .... 35, 98 Granger, Miriam Hassell, Elana 60, 65,151 Hoch, Richard 152 Greger, Larry 151 Hassell, Philip 24,52,65,126,127 Hoch, Sandra 67,127 Green, Kelly 126 Hasty, David 127 Hodges, Randolph 127 Green, Mike .139 Hawley, Charles 152 Hoerner. Eric 152 Green, Pamela 139 Hayes, Susan 152 Hoffman, Eric 63, 80, 98 Greene, David Hays, David 97 Hoffman. Susan 140 GRIGGS, ALVIN S. 185,192,193 Hays, Laura 127 Hoffman, Paul 34,127,130 INDEX 217 Holden, Diane 78, 98 JOHNSON, FRANCES 67,185 Right, Scott 24,45 Holden, Mary 70, 140 Johnson, Ingamar Kinney, James 44 Hollern, Jon 90 Johnson, Jill Kinney, Willie 101 Holliday. Kellie 127 Johnson, Kim 140 Kirgy, Cary ' 152 Holliday, Robin 80, 99 Johnson, Kimberly 48,128 Kisseberth, Christopher Hollins, Hattie Johnson, Larissa 99 Klasing, Rana 52, 71, 101 Hollis, Brian 23,127 Johnson, Larkin 24,65 Klaus, Mark 24,101 Holman, Christopher 152 johnson, Lee 79, 140 Klaus, Steve 152,156 Holzer, Harald 152 Johnson, Michael 152 Klein, James 140 Holzhauer, Julie 127 Johnson, Olga KMOCH, EDWARD 186 Hopper, Julie Johnson, Rhonda Knoch, James 152 Horath, Tina 152 Johnson, Tim 99 Knecht, Kirsten Houston, Angela Jones, Amy 70, 140 Knell, Stephen 152 Houston, Charles Jones, Andralen 58,128,133 KNIGHT, ELEANOR 186 Howard, Terry 99 Jones, Angela 60, 152 Knight, Tonja 140 Howe, Todd 36, 127 Jones, Brenda Knowels, William 44, 52, 152 Howell. Darry 127 Jones, Celia 152 Kohl, Stacey Hoy, Laurel 66, 99 Jones, Dwight 77, 128 KOHLER, PAUL 64. 186 Hubbard, Kathleen 127 Jones, Edgar Kohler, Steve 48. 51. 62. 63. 69. 72. 74, Hubert, Tracie 67 Jones, Eugene 101 Huelsbusch, Theresa 62, 63, 72, 73, 80, Jones, Gerald 140 Kohlmann, David 66,101 81, 99 Jones, James 152 Kohlmann, Theresa 140 Huff. Lore Jones, Jeffery 66, 100 Kokotovic, Milica 48, 140, 143 I luff, Saybert Jones, Jill 66. 71. 78, 100 Kosmopoulos, Helen 140 Hughes, Jesse . .140 Jones, Larry 23, 140 Hutchcraft, Charles 21,24,49,125, Jones, Maria 65 Kouzmanouff, Jeffery ... .74, 101 Kousmanoff, John 128 127 JONES, RICHARD 186 Hutchison, Cynthia 127 Jones, Sheri 152 Kraatz, James 52, 124, 128 Irvin, Carl Iones, Susan 37, 66, 71. 75. 76.100 KRAMER, TRUDY 186 ISCHER, WOODIE 75, 183, 185 Jones, Timothy 152 Ku, Sifuei 101 Islam, Rizvi 70 Jollif, Nancy 37,99 Kuhn, Kathleen 152 Jackson, Robert Jordan, Brent 66 Kuhn, Laura 128 James, Freida 58, 127 Jordan, Dedra 152 Kunde, Douglas 24, 45,101,127 Jamison, Jill 152 Jordan, Stephen 140 Kurth, [ames 101 Jamison, Julie Kadlec, Edward 100 Kurth, Patrich 128 Jamison, Penny Kaelin, Eric 152 La Duke, Kristin 62, 80,102 Janowski, Patty 68,127 Kahler, Kandy 66, 100 La Duke, Liesl 153 Janowski, Ron 128 Kaiser, Heidi .22, 48, 54, 55, 71,100 Lamb, Joe 21,24,140,142 Janowski, Sandra 152 Kanet, Laurie 140 Lancaster, Jerald 67, 102 Janusz, Gregory 74,99 Kanet, Suzanne 68, 73,100 Lane, Timothy 153 Jedlinski, Janice 70,140 Kao, Karen 70, 73,140 LANG, LAWRENCE 181,186 Jefferson, Janet 66, 99 Kappes, Michael 240 Langley, Michael 52,140 Jefferson, Kyra 76,140 Karich, Theresa 140 Langlois, 24,102 Jenkins, Jeffery 152 Kazemi, Hossein 23, 29, 63, 64,128 LANGSJOEN, ROSEMARY 183,186 Jenkins, Jenette 99 Kearns, David 128 Lariviere, James 153 JENKINS, STUART 185 Keck, Tom 152 LA ROSA, JESSICA 186, 187 Jennings, Timothy 128 Keeling, Michael 53,140 Lathrop, Frederic Jenson, Paul 152 Kelly, Robert 43,140 Lathrop, Ethelda Jessop, Allison 64, 80, 96, 99 Keyhea, Robert Lathrop, Zina Jessop, Kristen 77, 79,152 Kezer, Terry Lattimore, Daniel 128 Jessop, Peter 70. 80, 128 King, Robert 128 Laurent, Kathy 102 Johnson, Andrew 128 King, Roy 152 Lawrence, Dena .66,102 218 INDEX Lawrence, Cathy 22, 38, 64, 71,127, Lumsden, Paul 23, 24, 52,129 McClelland, Melvin 23, 24, 65,141 128 Lyke, Kevin 103 McCleddand, Ruby 129 Lawson, Daphne 65 LYONS, CASSANDRA 75 McClendon, Rober 43, 44 Lee, Carol 102 MacDonald, Heather . 153 McConaha, Gregory 153 Lee, Chris 153 MACEK, JOHN 24,186 McConkie, April 153 Lee, Darryl 153 MacGregor, Patricia 32, 35, 62,72, 74, McConkie, Heather Lee, Mark 140 103 McConkie, Lynnette 1£9 Lee, Sandra 64, 65, 128 MacGregor, John 129 McCorlke, David Lee, Thomas 140 Malek, Sharon 129 McCormick, James 44, 153 LEHMAN, WALLY 63, 72,181,186 MALLORY, MORRIS 24,187 McCowen, Carloe 71,129 . 153 Manelia, Frances.... 58,103 McCoy, Bryan 24,104 Lemmon, Karri 78, 153 Manella, Francis 21, 43,141 McCull, Sharon 35 Lenover, Patrick Manley, Laura 78,138, 141 McCulley, Wayne 141 Lenover, Susan 33, 73,140 Mann, James McCullough, Andrea 32, 35, 129 Leonard, Douglas 153 Manning, Colleen . . 141 McCullough, Greg 34, 78, 104 Leonard, )erry 128 Manning, David 153 McCurry, Alex Lionard, Lore 65, 140 Manning, Elizabeth . McCurry, Bernita . . 153 Leonard, Thomas 102 Manning, Jennifer .... 65,153 McDaniel, Tim Leshoure, Cassandra 140 Manning, Vincent McFall, Timothy . 154 Leshoure, Twana 153 Maple, John 153 McGee, Larone 154 Ledkis, Denise 153 Marchand, Jelanie 63, 64, 70, 74,129 McGinnis, Kevin ... 154 Lessaris, Thomas 62, 63, 72,102 Marchiando, Laura . 64, 77 McGow, Bryan 24, 104 Markstahler, Fred 153 McGow, Heather... 70 Lewis, leffery 43, 44, 48,148,140,153 Marlow, Mitchell 80,123,129 McGuire, Joseph 187 Lewis, Jill 48,54,55,71,128 Marshall, Audrey 106 McGuire, Michael 52, 154 LEWIS, JOHN 186 Marshky, Stephen 153 McHenry, Lori Lewis, Michael 62, 68, 75, 79,102,185 Maske, Martin 21,77,129 McKeown, Jeffrey 31, 52, 63,141 Lewis, Niels 153 Martin, Brian 23, 24, 62, 103 McKinley, Alicia . . 58, 64 Lewis, Tina 73, 128 Martin, David . .23,74,141 McLaird, Debra 80,104 Lewis, Tony 140 Martin, Kathy 103 McMahon, Dennis 141 Liddle, I Martin, William 21,141 McMahon, Joseph 24, 104 153 Marzmiller, Amy 35, 58, 66,103 141 McMANUS, SANDY Limp, Robin .31,52,141 Matherly, Margie McNamara, Kim .... . 22, 37,129 Lindgren, Amy 58, 103 Matthews, Angela .... 66, 104 McNamara, Michelle 22,141 Lindgren, Mary 48,103 Matthews, Anita 129 McNamer, Teresa 130 Lindsey, Donald Matthews, Tommy . 104 McNattin, Diane 64 Lindsey, James 43 Mauer, Marilyn 141 McNutt, Karen 141 Lindstrom, Michael 153 Maxey, Scott 129 Meade, Robert 154 76,141 Maxwell, Christopher 141 Meadors, Terry 64, 154 Lipschutz, Jay 67, 80,120 Maxwell, Kevin 141 Medjesky, Jichelle 74,130 Lipscomb, Kathy 103 May, Barbara 104 Medjesky, Nikki ... 154 Lipscomb, Jeffery 24,103 May, Christine Meeks, Juviouns 65,154 Linzy, James Livingston, Joseph .... 67 May, Renee Mays, Lori 153 Meeks, Kenneth Melchi, Kimberly . ... 21, 24,130 130 103 McAfee, Christopher 104 Mellinger, Kris. Menner, Janet 141 Logue, Mark 153 McAfee, Eric 141 Long, Toni 32,103 McAuliffe, John 48, 51, 96, 98,100,104 Menold, John Longfellow, William 129 McCabe, Anglea 33, 74,141 Merten, Michael 154 Lopez, Joel 79,153 McCabe, Kimberly ... Merz, Amy 154 LOVELL, ALAN 186 McCabe, Mark 67,129 Meyer, Benjamin 52, 64,79, 154 Lowery, Judy 151 McCain, Donald 104 MIERICKE, MARGARET Lowery, Nancy 71, 129 McClellan, Esque Miller, Bradley 34, 48, 125,130 INDEX 219 Miller, Brian 154 Mosser, Wayne 130 Osterby, Jens Miller, Dianna 32,104 MOTT, CANDACE 74,123,187 OTTMERS, DENNIS 52, 53, 144,187 MILLS, MOLLY 38, 187 Mueller, Erik 155 Overton, Ceclia 60. 65,155 Merrifield, Kevin 52, 53, 154 MUELLER, JODY 187 Overholt 22, 69,132 Miller, Kevin 130 Muhammad, Malikah 52, 75,155 Overman, Elizabeth 38, 65, 71,126, Miller, Rosita 60, 65,154 Mulcahey, Joseph . . 44,155 132 Miller, Willard 23, 34,141 Mullins, Anthony 131 PAGE, KEITH 80, 187 Milne, Scott 63, 141 Mulrooney, Kevin 23,131 PALMER, LAVONNE 188 Milner, Todd Munds, David 77,141 Palmisano, Brenda 51, 54, 55, 62, 66, Mendenhall, Aharon Metters, Terry 79 Munds, Jeffery Munds, Michelle 24, 131 Paniagua, Angelica 78, 86,106 107 Minghue, Catherine 60,154 Murillo, Fernando Paniagua, Monica Minor, Curtis 124 Nagy, Robin 131 Parker, Vincent 141 Minor, Eric 24, 65,130 Magy, Scott 43,44,155 Parmenter, Eric 23, 24,132 Minor, Hoy 130 Nash, Dennis Pascal, Tracey 107 Mitchell, Amy 37,154 Nash, Eric 131 Patzke, Karen 78,107 Mitchell, Bryan Natividad, Regidor 155 Paul, Stanley 20, 40, 88,107 Mitchell, Lisa 48, 49, 51, 75,78, 79,105 Neeley, Lavone Pearson, Lucretia 58, 141 Mitchell, Pat 69,130 Nelson, James 24,45,131 Pedigo, John Mitchem, Clifford 130 NELSON, C. ROBERT 34, 45,187 Pedigo, Kimberly 107 Mochel, John 63,130 Nesbitt, Cassandra 131 Pedigo, Pamela 107 Mochel, Ned 154 Neuses, Joan 52 Pelmore, Chris 43,141 Montgomery, Jennifer 52,130 Meuses, Michael 24, 72,106 Pelmore, Lisa 60, 65,155 Montgomery, Lisa 74, 78, 79,105 Nichols, Jeffrey 141 Pelmore, Melissa 65,132 Moll, Nina 154 Nicholas, Paul 131 Pence, Sarah 52, 76,140,141 Montague, Christine 154 Nickell, John 131 Percy, Padraic 155 MOON, JOY 62,185, 187 Nihiser, Richard 67,131 Perkins, Christopher 155 Moore, Angela Nihiser, Shelly 60,141 PERRY, MARTY 182,188 Moore, Dora 65,105 Nimmo, Kelli 38,63,71,72,73,131 Peters, Chris 155 Moore, Dwight Noffsinger, Linda 141 Peters, David 132 Moore, Gracie Moore, John 141 Nogle, Brenda Nolan, Jeff 155 Peters, James Peters, Herbert 142 Moore, Jurldean NOLEN, JUDY 62, 70,187 Peterson, Clark 34,142,147 Moore, Mark 105 NORMAN, GWEN 187 Peterson, Terrence Moore, Minnie North, Gary 155 Petit, Scott 67 Moore, Tommy Oare, Mark 131 Petrillo, Paul 156 Morf, Laura 154 Oare, Timothy 155 Petry, Charles 34, 137,142 Morgan, Michelle 141 O’Connor, Terry 131 Petry, Joseph 51,91, 107 Morgan, Tonya 155 O’Donnell, Mary 52, 53,155 Pettigrew, L. 142 Morger, Melissa 52,130 O’Donnell, Teresa 48, 58, 76,122,131 Petty, Jeffrey 24, 142 Morris, Jill 72,105 O’Donnell, Thomas Pfeffer, Michael 63,107 Morris, Rodney 62, 69, 74, 77,105 Oestreicher, Dawn 33, 141 Pheffer, June 142 Morrissey, Terry Oestreicher, Diane 32, 35, 62, 74, 78, Phillips, Andrew 156 Mortensen, Scott 155 106 Pierce,Jason 65,107 MOSHER, DONNA 187 Ogdon, Marla 35, 38, 66, 98,106 Pierce, Kelly 108 Mosley, James Ogdon, Regina 35,37, 76, 141 Piker, Susan 108 Mosley, Marcelon 155 Ohrwall, Nicola Piper, Mark 40,132 Mosley, Tammra 130 Oliver, Stewart 69, 131 Pirie, Bruce 142 Mosley, Teresa Olson, Erik 52, 155 Pirie Jr., James 79,132 Mosley, Vincent Olson, Keith 29, 64, 106 Pirtle, Pamela 78, 108 Moss, Dallas 24.106. 152 Osborn, Michael 155 Pirtle, Yvette 65,132 Mosser, Keith 64 Osmond, Kimberly 141 Piskin, Kemal 220 INDEX Pittman, Janice 58,132 PITTMAN, ROBERT 188 Plotner, Dena 108 Polen, Jerry 156 Porter, Rebecca 52,132 Poshard, Melissa 52, 69,108,109 Powell, Britton 23, 29, 64,142 Powell, Jeffery 34, 78,108 Powell, Timothy 34,142 Pratt, Catherin 60,156 Pratt, Miles 108 Price, Angela 52, 53, 78,136,142 Prigmore, Kristina Pritchard, Sue 32, 71,132 Pruitt, James 156 Punkay, Laura 48,57,78,156 Quattrone, Scott 108 Quinn, Maryann , . . 142 Racer, Marcus 52, 63, 72,132 Ramshaw, Laura 31,125,142 Rapier, Chris 44,156 Rascheff, Luba 74, 72,108 Rasmussen, Joni 48, 54, 55, 78, 71,132 Rasmussen, William 40, 49, 51,108 Rawley, Louis 142 Redd. Mable 108 Redd, Mary Redd, Willie 132 Redmond, Clarence 108 Redd, William Reeves, Glynis 78,109 Reifsteck, Bruce 132 Reinertsen, Karen 65 Reiter, Matthew Remmert, Richard 23, 29,132 Renner, Michael 34, 52, 53,109 Reynolds, Michelle 156 Richards, Judith 156 Richardson, Kimberly Riddell, Heidi 142 Riddell, Rickie 24, 40, 143 Riggins, Amy 29, 48, 49, 68, 91,122, 132 Riggins, Paula 48, 57, 78,148, 152,156 Rhoden, Zelda 66.109 Roberts, Eric 23, 40 Roberts, Kathy 143 Roberts, Leora 109 Roberts, Tammy 156 Robertson, Cynthia Robinson, Andrue Robinson, Brian Robinson, Larry 132 Scantlebury, Marie 51,65, 72,96,110 Robinson, Mae 22,48, 54, 55, 78,122, Schertz, Rodney no 133 Schilling, Ann 133 Robinson, Wanda 133 Schleef, Jeffery 111 ROBERTS, A. LEE 188 Schmall, Susan .143 Rogers, Barbra 76. 143 Schmidt, Carolyn Rogers, Bradley 80. 109 Schmidt, Theresa Rogers, Ronald 156 Schmidt, Tom 24.143 Rodgers, Todd 21, 43,143 Schmisseur, Eric 133 Romanos, Costis 63, 64. 133 Schneider, Clayton 34 Romers, Christopher 62, 109 Schneider, Andrea ROMERS, L. O. 125,185,186,188,193 Romero, Steven SCHROCK. DEBRA Schrock, Michael 70,188 Roney, George 133 Schrodt, Ricky Rose, Alonzo 156 Schweighart, Jeffrey 24, 52,143 ROSE, RANDAL 188, 192, 193 Schweighart, Tammera 35, 37, 111 Roseman, Cindy Scoby, Suellen 157 Roseman, Ronald 156 Scogin, Larry 143 Rosenbaum, Melissa 156 Scott, Gregory 157 Rosenbech, Julia 156 Scribner, Charles Ross, Ferron 133 Scroggins, Jimmy 77 Ross, Michail 65,109 Segall, Gregory Ross, Matlie 109 SEIFERT, JUDITH 79,188 Rothenberg, Stephen 63,133 Selph, Kevin 143 Rotzoll. Keith 30,79,110 Semonin, Patricia 62, 66, 73, 111 Rotzoll, Kristine 157 Severns, Laura 111 Rouse, Micheal 133 Severns, Vanessa 143 ROWE, BARRY 188 Sexton, Philip 157 Rowe, Tracie 157 SEXTON. RON 188 Rowe, Tricia 133 Shackelford, Mark 111 Rowland, Charles 157 Shah, Syed 23, 143 Roy, Gary 133 Sharp, Lindsey 48,62,68, 111 Roy, Sherryl 66, 110 Shaw, David 67 Rudnick, David 74, 143 Shaw, Randall 21, 133 Rudnick, Marilyn 60. 80.81,110 Shaw, Ronald 21,43,143 Rushing, Tammy 157 Shaw, Tim 157 Rushing ]r„ William 157 Shelly, Amy Russell, Gregory 110 Sherwood, Timothy 143 Russell, Mark 133 Shierry, Diane 112 Russell, Ron Sibley, Steven 133 Rybak, Nancy no Silverwood, Hidee 33, 72,112 Ryniec, Lee 22,48,54,55,71,133 Silverwood, Danette 143 Saathoff, Kevin 133 Silverwood, Brent 133 Sanders, Colette no Sims, Joseph 134 Sanford, Jon no Sinnott, Cheryl 78. 134 Sansone, Kathy 71,110 Sinnott, Jill 37, 76.143 Santas, Elizabeth 62,74,110 Sippel, Douglas 64, 74, 134 Sarzanini, Robert SKIZAS, LOU 63, 188 Saunders, Betsy 133 Skelton, James 44, 157 Savignon, Daniel 63, 73, 133 Skelton, Susan 48, 68, 134,197 Scaggs, Thomas 30.62, 72, 74, 80,110 Slade, Gail 33, 134 SCANLAN, SUSAN 188 Slade. Marty INDEX 221 Slates, Angela 134 Stroud, David 23,144 Todd, Terri 60.158 Slaughter, Alisa 144 Stroud, Susan 33,157 Todd, Tina 158 Slocum, Mary 52, 53, 144 Strow, Pamela TOMLINSON, ALLISON 69,189 Sloniger, Grant 44, 157 Stuart, John 144 TOMLINSON, JOE 181,189 Smith, Cassandra 67,112 Sullivan, Dawn 145 Torrens, Carol 63, 64, 70, 71, 72, 74, Smith, Derron 44,157 Sullivan, Steve .23. 48, 74,145 134 Smith, Jacqulline Swartz, Matt 145 Torrens, David 158 Smith, James 23,144 Sweeney, Mark 112 Town ley, Brad Smith, Janet Sweet, Rebecca Townley, Robert 145 Smith, Joseph 144 Szymaniak, Christin . 60, 158 Trahiotis, Patricia 58,134 Smith, Larry 144 Szumaniak, Kathleen 80, 112 Trautman, Babette 33,145 Smith, Lisa 134 Tabor, Bonnie . . . .145 Trogden, Teresa 159 Smith, Shawn 157 Tandjung, Sandra Troiano, Thomas 113 Smith, Terry 134 Tatman, Donna .145 Tromley, Scott 145 Smothers, Dale Tatman, Nancy 74, 76, 145 Truitt, Daniel Snelling, Jamess 144 Tauber, Linda 31. 134 Tryon, Amv 159 Snyder, Clayton .144 Taylor, Brad 44,158 Trumbull, Gina Sofoulis, Evanleli 144 Taylor, Debbie 145 Turner, Patricia 113 Sophoulis, Martha 157 Taylor, Denise 158 Turner Jr., Rabon Sparks, Jeffery 62,112 Taylor, Gertrude 65,67,112 Turner, Richard 159 Speer, Dale 24, 144 Taylor, Michelle 158 Tuveson, Christopher 74,145 SPEER, DWAIN 79, 189 Taylor, Randal 23, 29,145 Twardock, Robert 53, 62, 63, 72,113 Spencer, Sanna 112 Taylor, Timothy Uchendu, Victor 113 Sphar, Shelly 157 Tepper, Mara 69, 80,112 Uhl, Princett 37,159 Spitz, Anne 76 Tepper, Rebecca 31,60, 70,158 Unzicker, Ronald 113 Spitz, Dean 45,134 Terstriep, Amy 52,145 Urbanek, Katherine 145 Spitz, Kristi 67, 68, 76,134,197 Testory, Scott 145 Urbanek, Kevin 24 SPOONAMORE, JOHN 189 Thomas, Darrick 158 VALENTINE, GEORGE .. 189 SPOONER, SHERRY 74,181,189,193 Thomas, Kristin 48, 57,158 Van Auken, Angela 145 Sprague, Michael 134 Thomas, Michael Van Dvke, Tracev 65 Sprouse, William 134 Thomas, Richard .. . . 158 Vanravenswaa, Timothy .159 Stacy, Kimberly Thomas, Shelly Vanravenswaa, Wendy. 63, 74, 76,134 Staggs, Robert 24, 52,63, 72,112 Thomas, Todd Varner, Douglas 113 Stallman, Andrew 52,112 Thompson, Brett 134 Varnum, Brian Stallmeyer, John 144 Thompson, Cheryl . ....... 145 Varnum, Lessa 113 Stalvey, Keith 157 Thompson, Christine. Vassar, Kelvin 145 Stanfield, Rose .144 Thompson, Dino . . .. Vassar, Vera 134 Staples, Steven 134 Thompson, Eric 52 Vaughn, Marc 159 Stark, Randall 157 Thompson, Ernest . 113 Vaughn, Richard 113 Steen, Timothy 157 Thompson, Jeffery .. .. 113 Veasley, Bridgette . 65, 114 Stenzel, Erich 52,53,134 Thompson, Laura 158 Vierra, Tina 145 Sterling, Lewis Thompson, Otis 43 Vogel, Sarah ... .146 Stevens, Diane 134 Thompson, Warren 158 Wachala, Edward . . .21,134 Steward, Kena Thow, Catherine 37,74, 76,158 Wachala, Teresa 114 Stewart, Andrea 48, 54, 55, 62,112 Thurber, Kevin . 23, 73, 145 Wade, Bryan 134 Stewart, Rodney 44,157 Thurber, Mark 67,134 Wade, Kelleen 146 Stoner, Linda 144 Thurman, Tammera 67,134 Waisvisz, Lehman 159 STORCH, NICOLE 189,192,193 TIGHE, CAROLYN 70,189 Waisvisz, Max 134 Stotts, Bobbi 157 Tillman, Desiree . 53,113 Waldbauer, Susan 37,114 Stotts, Stephanie 144 Tillman, Marithia . . . . 158 Walker, Brian 45, 114 Stroinski, Margie 69,134 Tison, Garry Walt Jr., John 159 Stroinski, Edward To, Tu 113 Walt, Lisa 134 222 INDEX Wang, Gina 134 Wang, Petty 134 Ward, Bradley Warren, Tony 159 Warmbier, Jeffrey 43,146,185 Warmbier, Kenneth 20, 24, 40, 62,100, 114 Warren, Ovtavia Washington, Angela .. .. 65,146 Watson, John 23,146 Watson, Kevin . 24,134 Wavering, Laura Weatherall, Falica Weatherall, John 32,114 Weatherall, Johnnie 159 Weber, Da rev 135 Weber, Debra .... 114 Weber, Kay 159 Weidner, Carolyn 159 Welch, Cynthia 146 Welch, Floyd 52 Well, David 146 Wells, Daniel 24,102,114 Welsh, Floyd 74,146 Wendland, Lisa 62, 68,114 Wenschhof, Christopher 146 Werner, Joyce 31, 48, 71,114 Westjohn, Angela 52,159 Westjohn, Karla 69, 72,115 Weston, Deidre 115 Wheadon, Jennifer 146 Wheadon, Rich 135 Wheeler, Natalie 33, 35,138,146 WHITE, BETTE 66,189 Whitney, Michelle 56, 76,146 Widner, Laurie 159 Wienke, Amy 52,151,159 Wienke, Lori 135 Willard, Anna 135 Willard, Marilee 146 Williams, Alan 65,135 Williams, Allen 24, 65 Williams, Andrea 57,159 Williams, Brenda 115 Williams, Carmen 65,159 Williams, Cynthia Williams, Cyrus 65, 74, 79,135 Williams, Donna 65,135 Williams, Gala Williams, James Williams, Jeffrey 43,146 Williams, Juanita 147 Williams, Kerry 22, 58, 71, 75,115 Williams, Kimberlee 32,147 Williams, Pearlie 115 WILLIAMS, PRESTON 40 Williams, Regina 159 Williams, Robert 40,115 Williams, Shareese 65,147 Williams, Sonya..................65 Williams, Jr., Thomas 159 Williamson, Chris 63, 64,115 Williamson, Gary 147 Williamson, Laura............115 Willinbring, Charles 115 WILLIS, CARYL 185,189 Wilson, Anthony WILSON, ROBERT 189,194 Wilson, Tammy 65,159 Windom, Jacquelin Wingler, Mary 147 Wininger, Tommie 147 WISEMAN, GARY 189 Wiseman, Stephen 24,135 Wisner, Joseph 159 Wisnewski, Mary 64, 77, 79, 159 Wolff, Kevin 64, 77,135 Wolff, Krissa 159 Woods, Adrienne 52, 147 Woods, Frieda 65 Woods, Kathy 35, 115 WOODS, MIKE 35 Woods, Tom 43 Worthington, Virginia 63,69, 74,115 Wright, Ann 52, 159 Yancy, Bobby 159 Yarbrough, Ivory 115 YATES. MAXINE 31,189 Yearby, Terence 135 Yets, Deana 129 Yette, Kenneth 135,137 Young, Carol 66 Yowell, Nancy 116 Yu, Sanghwa 147 Yu, Soohwa 159 Zanussi, Gerald Zarbuck, Colleen 116 Zemlin, Joseph 159 Ziegler, Greg 147 Zilewicz, Susan Zimmerman, Michael 34, 52, 53, 116 Zinnes, Clair 63,72, 80,116 INDEX 223 v - . - . ., . ■ V ' ■■ ‘ : : ■ ■ F . : . ■ ' . - ■ :- ■ ■. ' ■ ' -.-V,'. ' • ■ • ' ■ u ' ■ ■ ' ■ . • ■ : - ' vfV ■ 1 ‘ - - v. . , • •: -. V . ■ , ■ • • ' ; • • ;- v; ' V ' ■ -s' • • • •‘v ; - • • . -v . . • ; ■ . ’ ;i • ;-;v ■ V ■ '7 ■“ t • •Vs. ■ • •: i'- $ rfj.'iP, f; -