Centennial High School - Centurian Yearbook (Champaign, IL)

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Broadcasters Josephine Moncrief and Tammy McDaniel constitute the Broadcasters of Centennial High School. Every morning they read the daily bulletin over the loud- speaker, bringing the school’s news and announcements to the student body. Reading alone or as a duo, Josephine and Tammy provide a daily service to Centen- nial. Picture: Joi and Tam pose over the tools of their trade. Students who are members of Ju- nior Achievement learn more about business by running their own cor- poration. They buy and sell stocks in their corporation and sell a product to the public. Profits from sales are distributed to members. Junior Achievement is directed by Mr. Boyd. Junior Bottom Row L-R: Andrea West. Sarah Simmons. Cheryl Schcppcl. Samantha Fuller. Sirena Lyles. Holly Levin. 1st Row: Steve Freeman, Chuck Farmer, Fredy Jump, Michael Pratt. Top Row: Danny Valkanos, Mark Orsted, Mike Cline. Tre Dozier, Todd Ramsburg, Sarwar Jahan, Paul Haynes. Adam Mittlcman. 104

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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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Thespians Thespian Playmakers Troupe 1043 is affiliated with the International Thespian Society, the largest drama organization in the free world. The Playmakers stage three major productions each year. This year’s titles were Ten Little Indians, Spectrum 1986, and The Wizard of Oz. Becoming a Thespian requires one hun- dred hours of participation in any of the following areas: acting, set construction, make-up, lighting, costume design, and other theatrical arts. As demonstrated by all their work, the troupe is dedicated to providing every audience with a memora- ble show. Bottom Row L-R: Holly Levin. Nancy Eberle. Debbie Perkins. Kristy McKin7ic. Jason Chicoine, Donna Sippel. Gene Mochel. Mrs. Williams ‘'sponsor). 1st Row: Carolyn Herron. Tammy McDaniel. Melissa Thomas. Kelly Grant. Mr. Page (sponsor). Mrs. Henkel (sponsor). David Sher- wood. Top Row: Chris Rogers. Mike Ransom. Apollo Salonga. Stephanie Lyngc. Steve Wachala. Sarah Conley. Heather Rigg. Will Barker. Christy Cornell. Karen Osmond. David Topper. Janet Salm. Ken Pirok. Randy McDaniel. Picture 1: The cast wonders. Whodunit.-' after last night's murder. 2: David Teppcr, Kelly Grant, and Jason Chicoine are three of Ten Lirrle Indians. 3: Stephanie Lyngc was killed by one of those four (') 105