Centennial High School - Centurian Yearbook (Champaign, IL)

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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

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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

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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