Centennial High School - Centurian Yearbook (Champaign, IL)

 - Class of 1986

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Senior Of The Month Committee The Senior of the Month Committee consists of a group of seniors and the faculty at the school. The committee picks three students each month to be featured as outstanding in either the Aca- demics, Activities or Athletics fields. Stu - dents are then expected to continue their quality work. Bottom Row: MiHcc Kim. Jean Kadansky, Mr. Valentine (sponsor), Debbie Perkins, Mark Hendrie. 1st Row: Sara Schott, Christi Wann. Marcy Levy. Top Row: Mary Beth Diencr, Lisa Holman, Julie Vogel. Election Board Bottom Row L-R: Kelly Pitcher, Christi Wann, Carolyn Herron. Mrs. Seifert (sponsor). Melissa Hill. Stacy Budnik. Tina Lybarger. 1st Row: Janet Bickers, Lisa Cassel, Angela Malone, Faith Henson,Julie Mulcahey, Katie The Election Board is made up of five members from each McDermott, Tiffany Ross. Sara Schott. Joda Pcpplc. Lcighann Sarzanini-Calcntinc. class who are responsible for conducting all school elections. They provide ballots and make certain that all ballots are collected and counted. 102

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R.E.A.C.H. R.E.A.C.H. is an acronym for Ready Ears And Caring Help and is the peer counseling group at Centennial. In the past five years of R.E.A.C.H., counselors have talked with their peers and helped them to help themselves with any problems they may have. The success of R.E.A.C.H. is based on R.E.A.C.H.’s stress of confidentiality for all clients. Peer counselors are chosen every spring by an interview process. They then meet for a retreat weekend to learn about how to assist in solving other’s problems. Every Centennial student can be assured that some- one who will listen and help will always be available. Bottom Row L-R: William Carter. Steve Wachala, Lucy Keck. Tim Thomure. 1st Row: Becky Smith. Leanne McNamara. Janet Bickers. Marcy Levy. Mrs. Fisher (sponsor). 2nd Row: Aaron Minor, Anna Warfield. Ann Kraatz. Oyatta Hanny. 3rd Row: MiHee Kim, Vikki Nicholson. Marissa Diener, Mary Beth Diener. Top Row: Deede Schlosscr, Matt North, John Gardner, Jean Kadansky, David Tepper. 101



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Speech Club The Speech Club par- ticipates in tournaments during the fall and winter seasons. The members try to achieve quality and ex- perience during the tour- nament season. Members then vie in individual categories at various lev- els of competition in or- der to proceed to the state tournaments. L-R: Jinni Ali. Josephine Moncrief, Mr. Smith (sponsor), Michelle Martinez, Anthony Cobb. Principal Scholars Bottom Row L-R: Marcellos Gray. Oyatta Hanny, Chaussie Ewing, Mrs. McCormick (sponsor), Angela Malone. Tiffany Trent, Van Ewing II. 1st Row: Donyalc Ware, Terrence Hill, Stacy Kizer, Sharon Hutchison, Sharone Chambers, Notasha Gavins. 2nd Row: Lisa Hillsman, Vikki Nicholson, Monique Leshourc. Tracey Butler. 3rd Row: Terrilync Cole, Regina Nicholson. Kim Black. Stacey Williams. Chauntine Kendricks, Tanya Ward. 4th Row: Lisa Carter, Tawanda Jones, Eva Moore. Michelle Martinez. 5th Row: Scott Savage. Angie Slaughter, Chad Smith, Archie Jackson, Jason Carrodine. Andre Butler. Top Row: Billy Dixon. Tim Marshall, Mike Leonard. The goals of the Principal Scholars Program are to enchance miniority students’ academic potential, to in- crease student participation in strong academic courses, and to broaden the students’ awareness of career choices. Some of the ongoing activities of PSP include: monthly career orientation meetings at the U of I campus, aca- demic contests, and field trips to col- lege campuses and industrial sites. PSP also has sponsored fundraising activities in order to offer their first college scholarship in May, 1985.

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