Centennial High School - Centurian Yearbook (Champaign, IL)

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 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

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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