2014 Maroon

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Clear blue skies, warm sunny weather. Summer brings happiness to high school students. The bright sun shining; the feeling of no school. Summer is a transformation period, especially for students on their way to the ninth grade. Graduating from eighth grade and moving on to the next big step of their lives, freshmen students start the transformation into young adults. Central is a lot bigger than what they are use to by this point, but adjusting will come naturally. Not O only will they take in a new school, they will onze also take in new teachers, and a completely 1 different student body. They go from being at the top of the school to the bottom again. Most importantly, they will take on traditions. There will be the first homecoming, first Friday ™ night lights, first spirit week. As they grow, they This will be a will someday become the leaders of Central. yearbook to go downtnhistory. There are The 4

Bitter cold weather, snow, ice - winter is a season's a6 sections, as well as sections big change from the nice weather of for clubs, portraits, summer and fall. Winter brings and seniors. Theyearis2014, transformation in more ways than one. It brings in holidays, great times and memories spent with families. It brings a new semester and a fresh start in school.

A brand new year is a major part of winter! Juniors also transform. They are on their way to senior year and must make all oreparations before they are ready to ss = move on. They start enduring those y tigorous AP classes. They will take the ACT. They will finalize what they are going to spend their senior year doing. It will be ended with prom, and, their last year of high school right around the corner.

Crisp air. Orange, red, yellow, brown leaves flying through the air. Fall is a season transforming from summer and eventually into winter. Fall cools down the temperature, brings students back to school, turns day To day life back into daily routines. Sophomore year brings transformation too. Students arent the youngest in the school anymore. Ii iS time to set a good example for ine freshmen. Soohomores are on their way to becoming young adults. The major event of sophomore year Is being able to get a drivers license. : Being able to legally drive a car is a It moves away ae fromthe huge responsibility and is a good way ‘tradiCional’ year to prove that you are ready fo start, book, set Ting up by seasons rather Thanbysections,

"Spring adds new life and beauLy To all That Is. Spring Fever is in The air once again. A new beginning and a new end."

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"Can't repeat the past?...Why of course you can!" - F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby Central High School did indeed repeat the past by recreating a glamorous party at Gatsby's from the 20's. It included a delicious Italian buffet and lively music for hours of fun. After the dance was over, the night continued at the Stephens Family YMCA. There, students had fun on inflatables, a mechanical bull, and many other sports facilities the Y had to offer. Overall it was a very successful Prom thanks to the junior class officer's hard work.

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GRADUATION.

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On the beautiful evening of May 28th, the senior class of 2013, along with many family members § and friends, eagerly crowded into the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts in Urbana. Itis a bittersweet day. Finally out of high school and into : the real world, but leaving many cherished friends and memaries behind. Some may further their education, some may go to work. But, senior graduates know that no matter what their choices are, an exciting future awaits.

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Next To Normal is a rock musical with book and lyrics by Brian Yorkey and music by Tom Kitt. The first time it was performed off Broadway was in 2008. In the musical, suburban housewife, Diana Goodman, was affected by a great tragedy sixteen years ago. As a result from that, she now suffers from bipolar disorder and hallucinations. Diana’s husband, Dan, tries to keep Diana and their family free from trouble, but that all goes down hill wnen Diana stops taking her pills from the doctors office. After being forced to see numerous doctors, Diana attempts suicide. After Dan has finally had enough, he forces Diana to receive electroconvulsive therapy which Causes her to acquire amnesia. Diana's mental troubles only cause tension between her and her daughter Natalie. In Natalie's eyes, Diana only cares about the false image of her son who is dead.

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What made you decide to join tech crew?

T: decided that wanted to do tech after seeing Central's production of Les Miserables

my 7th grade year. Seeing the show just made me really want to be a part of if all. How long have you been doing tech at Central?

T: started doing tech freshman year during Hairspray and have done every show but What happens one since.

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T:My favorite part is the sense of community Maroon sat down you have with the cast and crew during a production. Getting the opportunity to share with Tabitha the satisfaction of entertaining people with Camp to get all others is a truly unique experience and it of the details! brings people together unlike anything else.

Do you have any advice for people that want to join theater?

T: The only advice have is to just go for if. If can be intimidating at first, but it’s definitely wonh it in the end.

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Proof is a play from 2000 that was first premiered off Broadway in May 2000, and on Broadway in October 2000. The play won the 2001 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and Tony Award for Best Play. The play begins when Catherine’s father, whom she dedicated her life to taking care of, has just died. Catherine is now left with the remains of his life, which was dominated by his mathematical genius and unfortunate schizophrenia. Now, through the egging on of her sister and one of her father's former students, sne must consider if she should inherit his talent, or worse, his mental illness. Proof was performed in the Spring at Central High School and was a major crowd pleaser.

Above: Madison Chaney is the dead father being seen as a ghost as he sits and talks to his grieving daughter

Below: Emma Squier speaks on the phone with an emotional voice, making the audience feel what she is experiencing.

The Maroon sat down with Natalie Bina, a senior who played Claire in the musical. Here is what she had to say:

What was your favorite part about playing Claire?

Claire always believed that she was in charge, and it was really fun getting to embody that much confidence and authority.

How do you balance tech week and school?

A lack of sleep! just have to go into it knowing that | still have to get all of my work done along with doing well in the show, and sleep goes on the back burner. It helps to know that every other person in the show is going through the same thing!

What was your favorite memory from proof?

There was one scene where Claire was being really mean to Catherine, and our director (Matthew Brooks) would always start laughing at the facial expressions that made.

What advice would you give to younger people in the drama department?

Really work to get to know the other people in the production-- they will become your family! Plus, being close with people can make working with them in a show such a fun experience.

Row 6: Joel Thompson, Samuel Lessaris, Joe Jackson, Christopher Hutchinson, Xavier Martin, DeVon Hood, Joseph Horvat, Norrlyn Allen

Row 5: Edmond McGhee, Wyatt Simmons, Enoc Kabila, Nick Walker, Jaylen Guy, Davion Foster, David Zenge, Ireland Driver, Coach Johnson

Row 4: Coach Jefferson, Isaac Kasten, Frank Kelly, Martin Walwik, Payton Woods, Jamal Stovall, Zac McAdams, Tom Hubbard, Michael Schultz, Fraquan Gaines

Row 3: Lenny Steele, Nimesh Avashia, Zakkori Johnson, Hayden Hinton, Gavonte Moffit, Kendrell Thompson, FeliKeti,CoreyWhite,Coach Brown

Row 2: Trevon Adams, Rijaal Akbar, Tavien Sanford, Cashmere Blissit, Jean- Bruno Omanga, Huy Huynh, Deandre Lemons

Row 1: Matthew Purnell, Kenneth Sanchez, Ashton

Row 4: Rosie Knight, Averi Simpson, Jessica Wagner, Rachel Fields, Debrae Richter-Shea, Kearis Gavin, Shante Bailey, Ranija Turner, Coach Keuster

Row 3: Coach Hood, Sharon Mainor, Hannah Wright, Sarah Halberstadt, Audrey Akins, Alexis Turner, Isabella Rossi, Sara Sunderland, Natalie Akins, Neda Sroka

Row 2: Hannah Smock, Jacquesia Hart, Chloe Lessaris, Kristin Hammel, Airiana Smith, Caroline Hopper, Payton Stillman, AminahBazzel-Smith,Hannah Shenew, Desirae Shirley @&

Row 1: Brittany Baker, Alexis ® Smith, Brittany Ashmore, Olivia Pruddhome, Ali Miller, Nilian O'Brien, Jessica Devine, Alexis Dalton, Maria Laros jm

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BackRow:CoachRodeffer, CoachStrang,CoachPataky, CoachWeatherford,Coach Ellsworth,ZacharyWilliams,Jake Henss,KamWells,LucasBeesley, CharlesDue,KurtisBrown, CoachCraig,CoachPaul, CoachAnderson,CoachStaab

FrontRow:AaronWeckhorst, ScottRunyan,JacobCribbett, ZacharyDorner,JackWhite,Alec Altmyer,KainShirley,Lucas Wilson,ConnorMapes,Alec Barger,NickBrunson

BackRow:CoachRodeffer, CoachStrang,CoachPataky, CoachWeatherford,Coach Ellsworth,PhilioSwartz,Grant Semonin,JoshuaBagger,Coach Craig,CoachPaul,Coach Staab,Coachlan

FrontRow:TaylorBeard,Matt Brown,SpencerHays,WillGerard, MichaelManard,JacobSnider, JonathanFoster,JoesphAeilts, NoahWells,RileyStaab

BackRow:CoachStrang, CoachWeatherford,Coach Ellsworth,CoachPatticky,Alec : Barger, Tanner Gordon, Glen Smith, Jake Snider, Coach Paul, CoachCraig,Coachlan, Coach Stabb, Coach Rodeffer

FrontRow:JoshuaCaughey, JackTufte,CarrHess,Phillip Swanz,MattBrown,Joseph -Aeilts,TrystynSchoonover, NathanielGuido

BackRow:CoachTurner, RebeccaCrisman,Scoyoniah Bowary,ReniNugent,Peyton Luesse,HannahYoung, CoachMaatuka

FrontRow:AliciaBradley,Ellie Knox,MarinaTaylor,Imani Maatuka,MaddieOmer

Back Row: Coach Galeski,

Kate Young, Emily

Engelorecht-Wiggans, Hannah Walker, Emica Quigley, Ida Simila, Julia Smith, Coach May

Middle Row: Laura Vendal, MiaMiller,BellaRitz,Abby Manaster,HannahHart, RachaelCourtney,KateMyers

Front Row: Maria Jimenez, Aiden O’Brien, Maddy Phillips,MaddyChalifoux,Suzie Reardanz, Claire Redden

BackRow:NikhilThope, AustinAten,Paul-Gabriel Mitchell,lanGidcomb, MichaelYoo,CoachDavis

Front Row: Mauricio Patron, Brian Moon, Patrick Yim, Hayden Dodds, Chris Yim

BackRow:CoachYoung, MayaMackins,ChloePence, JessicaYoung,JessicaBrown, AmandaRunyan,Coach Ramirez,CoachJoel

FrontRow:HarlemCozad, LyndsayMcArthur,Shaniya Maynor,KaylaMapson, MysticalDriver

BackRow:HaleyPlattner, AgatheJuret,KaitlynButler, KathrynGunderson,Lauren Kordick,KelisnhaKoradiya, CoachSlade

MiddleRow:NikitaMandhan, NicoleVega,LauraRoper, StephanieKregel,LaurenHess, AnneMarieCovert

FrontRow:MeagenKhoshaba, MaddieRice,JessicaPope

Back Row: Damien Radanavong,Philip Garinger,RaimiShah,Blake Alexander, Ben Mertens, ClaytonLehmann,Garrett Barnard,WilliamSmith, CoachDavis

FrontRow:DongJinShin, ShahbazKhan,Henry Goldsmith,MichaelHlinka, LeoBannon,BenJefferson, WonwooJung

Boys’ Baseball

entral Maroon Baseballs’ 2013 proved to be another great growing season for the Maroons. With a winning record of 19 wins and 18 losses, they increased their past season record by 6 wins. Central ended up fourth in the Big 12, finishing behind Centennial, Normal West, and Bloomington. The season ended with a loss in the regional semifinal game against cross town rival Centennial. Despite this, the future is looking bright for the Maroons. In the 2013 season all three teams had a winning record; the junior varsity with an outstanding record of 25-10 and the freshmen team with an impressive record of 14-3. Sophomore Jacob Snider led the varsity team with a batting average of .402 and junior Luke Beesley was not far behind, with a batting average of .350. Jake Snider went on to make the 201 3 All-Conference Baseball Team with senior teammate Jacob Cribbett. Junior Zach Dorner received honorable mention for his performance in the 2013 season. Led by Coach Staab, the boys came together to form a powerful bond and always worked their hardest to achieve the most that they could in 2013's season.

Far Left -Striding towards home, junior pitcher Zach Dorner throws a curveball in a attempt to strike out the batter.

Center Left -As the ball crosses the plate, catcher Jacob Cribbett catches the ball into his glove.

INTERVIEW: Luke Beesley

@:What was the biggest game of the year?

A: When we beat Danville in extra innings at the Danville Dan‘s Stadium.

@:What was your best game?

A: Probably against Eisennower where| hit my first varsity homerun.

Below - Ready for action, senior short-stop Alec Altmyer is waiting for the pitch to be thrown and prepares to make a play.

Mar. 14th - Central picked up their first win of the eason against East Central

pr. 6th - Maroons made it Pee Challe Due

Championship, falling to Lincoln Way West.

Main - Harnessing power, senior pitcher Zach Williams prepares to pitch a fastball.

May 24th - In their first regional game the Maroons hosted Urbana hom they then went on © beat.

Left-Explodingthroughtheball, junior Connor Mapes swings at the pitch thrown by the opposing team, Urbana High School.

Below - Focusing intently on the pitcher, sophomore Jacob Snider is taking a lead in order to get a head start towards second.

Far Right -After fielding a ground ball, shortstop Nick Brunson throws down} to first base to get the runner out.

Center Right - First baseman Luke Beesley waits patiently for the ball thrown over by the pitcher.

INTERVIEW: Jacob Cribbett

Q:What was the most important game?

A: Lincoln Way West because even though we lost, it really | brought the team together.

Q@: What was your best game?

A:Eisennower, when went 4-4 and got a triple, two doubles and a single.

Right -Junior catcher Ellie Knox jumps up in preparation to return the ball to the pitcher during this brisky regular season game.

Below -Trying to make a difficult play, Madison Omer has to extend her full wingspan to get to this well hit ball.

Far Left - Now senior, first baseman Rebecca Crisman has to stretch to make this play against Urbana.

Center Left -Junior Scoyoniah Bowdry follows through after releasing the ball to make a play at first base from second.

INTERVIEW: Reni Nugent

Q: How did last season go?

A: ltwent pretty well, we really came together as a team.

Q: In your opinion, what was the teams strong point?

A: Offense. We had a lot of good hitters.

Main -With a beautiful follow through, sophomore Shireen Hassan attempts to strike out her opponent.

Apr. 23th - Eisenhower ffalls to Central in both games of a doubleheader (9-6) (17-7).

Girls’ Softball

Below - In full stride, sophomore Reni Nugent his season was a rebuilding one for Centrals Girls’ prepares to round second as the well hit ball Softball Team. But the season looked on the up and enters the outfield. up for these girls with much improvement from the year before, finishing with a final record of 3-25. These types of problems are usual for a team as young as this one. With no 2013 seniors during last year's season, the young team saw leadership from the team captain, then junior and now senior, Rebecca Crisman. With the lone upperclassman Crisman leading the flock, this young varsity squad was comprised of entirely, then, lowerclassmen (five sophomores and five freshman). Many of these players showed much prospect. One such prospect was then freshman Reni Nugent. Other than being chosen as the team’s Most Valuable Player as a freshman, Reni was selected as player on the 2013 Big 12 Softball AllConference Team. Then sophomore Imani Maatuka also made the team with an Honorable Mention. The team did finish with their competition on the up and up for the Maroons in their 2014 Season.

May 20th - Central wins heir Regional Quarterfinal game against Decatur

rings it in for some motivation from coach during their huddle just outside the dugout. piros Right - The team| lb

Far Right - Up at the plate, junior Imani Maatuka brings the bat back in preparation to crush the ball.

INTERVIEW: Becca Crisman

Q: What would you say was your team’s strong point last season?

A: Perseverance and not getting down on ourselves.

Q: What was the best game of the season?

A: Definitely our regional game. We were down by 5 but we came back for the win.

Girls Soccer

he Maroon Girls’ Soccer team was a force to be reckoned with in the 2013 season. A season opening 3-0 win against Uroana University High set the tone for the rest of the year: focused and determined. Even in their losses, the girls showed sportsmanship, determination, and their best efforts. Junior Maddy Chalifoux, wno scored 16 goals and 9 assists during the season, was an All Sectional athlete, and Emica Quigley, also a junior, was honorable mention for the same title. Senior goalie Abby Manaster guarded her position diligently, racking up 41 saves in 17 games before the season ended. The girls finished the season with a winning record of 12 wins, 6 losses, and 2 ties, and ended on an outstanding 10-0 win against Danville. The team will be well prepared for the 2014 season, with many returning varsity players to carry the team to another winning season.

Right - Dribbling the ball up the ield, junior Laura endal tries to get lan open chance to shoot the ball.

ICenter Left - The team huddles up before taking the ield against Decatur St. Teresa. hey Won the match 3-0.

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May 15 -Passing the ball off to her eammiate is Mia Miller in the Regional-Semifinal game against Centennial. Central lost 2-1.

Left -Getting ready to reverse directions, junior Claire Redden is attempting to find an open pass.

Left - After making a save, Abby Manaster looks downfield and punts the ball as far as she can.

Below-Slicinganddicingher way through the Decatur St. Teresa players, sophomore Maria Jimenez gets past a defender and is about to pass.

Middle Right -Taking the ball up the field, junior Emica Quigley looks to create a chance to score.

ball in her defensive end, Hannah Hart dribbles the ball after getting past one lof the opposing team’s player. pati Right - With the

Interview: Maria Jimenez

@: Who was your role model on the team that you looked up to and why?

A: Hannah Walker, she was a senior and she made varsity as a freshman. she played on varsity all 4 years at Central.

Q: What are you most looking forward fo for next year?

A: Playing better and beating Centennial.

Right - Senior Gabe Mitchell selects the backhand from his arsenal, and does so with fashion in a match against Saint Thomas More.

Below-SophomoreNikhil Thopedemonstratesa beautifulbackhandinasingles match.

Far Left - Lunging for the ball is senior Brian Moon. His effort was rewarded as he returned the ball against Uni High.

Center Left -Junior Hayden Dodds launches the ball over the net to fend off his Saint Thomas More opponent's strike.

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Main - Senior Austin Aten dishes out a serve to his opponent in a Number 1 singles match.

May 11 - The Maroons placed 3rd as a team at Big 2

May 18 - Central places 1st at sectionals. Aten won #1 ingles and Yoo and Mitchell placed 2nd in #2 doubles.

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OOK Below - Volleying the ball back over the net wel is sophomore Ben Jefferson. He and ox senior Clayton Lehman teamed up for this doubles competition against Centennial. ah

May 23-25 - At state, both fen and the Mitchell - Yoo duo went 3-2 to place 37th out of 99 teams.

he 2013 season proved to be another successful year for the Boys’ Tennis team, as they sent one individual and one doubles team to state. Senior Austin Aten kept the balll rolling by making it to state three times in as many years. The doubles team of Gabe Mitchell and Michael Yoo also made an appearance at state, their first as a doubles team. At conference, the team placed 3rd while the duo of Mitchell and Yoo placed 3rd in #1 doubles and Aten placed 2nd in #1 singles. Also placing in singles at conference was Yoo with 3rd in #2 singles, Mitchell came in 2nd in #83 singles, Hayden Dodds received 3rd in #4 singles, and Nikhil Thope earned 4th place in #5 singles. Sectionals proved to be even better than the stellar Conference performance with the Maroons finishing 1st as a team. The Maroons were led by Aten, who took home the honors of sectional champion and state qualifier affer winning the #1 singles crown. Mitchell and Yoo placed 2nd at Sectionals but it was enough to secure a place at state. At state, Aten and the duo of Mitchell and Yoo went 3-2, and had a top 32 finish.

EeRight-Junior Raimi Shah exerts a tremendous amount of force linto the ball via forehand.

Center RightJunior Michael Yoo prepares to slice the ball like a warm knife through butter.

INTERVIEW: Austin Aten

Q@: What was your favorite memory from the season?

A: Beating Sunny in the finals at sectionals to win and advance to state.

Q: What was it like to have the success yOu had at state?

A: It was exciting. I've done the same in state all three years, so it was nice to be consistent.

Boys’ and Girls’ Track

he 2013 boys’ and girls’ track proved to be a successful season, introducing plenty of new faces and having many people advance to state. The boys’ outdoor team tallied many accomplished wins including the 4x8 team of Corey White, Kendrell Thompson, Isaac Kasten, and Ashton Hyatt finishing first at the Big 12 Championship and second at sectionals, qualifying them for state. Joining the 4x8 team at state was DeVon Hood, qualifying for the shot put event. Many of the boys were rewarded All Area News Gazette honors and many of them shattered previous personal records, carrying themselves to many top 5 finishes at major meets. The girls’ season proved equally as successful. Getting 5th in Big 12 at indoors as well as outdoors, the girls’ team had much talent to carry them to many high finishes at meets. The girls set an outstanding 301 personal records over the Course of the season. Hannah Wright set the school record twice in the 3200m with a best time of 11:34.72, and continued on to qualify for state. Also qualifying for state was Olivia Prudhomme in the 100m hurdles, and Ranija Turner in shot put. The group success of the team was substantial as well; at the Outdoor Big 12 meet they had their best finish since 2007.

IFar Left - Coming down} the straightaway, runners Nimesh vashia and Henry Sills lead during the 2 Imile,

Center Left - Bending lover the bar, junior Edmond McGhee tries © get as much air as possible during the high jump.

Interview:IsaacKasten

Q: What is your favorite memory from track?

A: State lastyear because itwas a great experience and great to have the team there. There was no pressure.

Q: What isyour favorite part about track?

A: The distance isshorter than cross country.

Q: What isyour pre-race ritual?

A: never do stride-outs and limited stretching.

Below - Holding his arms out for balance, Junior Tom Hubbard leaps as far as he can into the sand pit during the long jump at Danville High School.

Sprinting competition was ough at the Gene Ward Invitational. Butthe boys persevered throughout he meet.

pice - Stretching to Isaac Kasten, orey White finishes his leg of the 4x8 lat the Big 12 Championship.

Left - Running at the Twin City Championship, Jamal Stovall rounds the curve during the 4x4 looking to beat our crosstown rivals.

Bee - Striding and throwing Ranija Turner gets ready to release the ball during the shot lout looking for a new PR.

CenterRight-Running nchor of the 4x8, Ali Miller strides her way down the back traightaway,

Far Right -With the baton in hand, senior Alexus urnersprintstongueout, 0 take the lead in the 4x1 at Urbana HS.

Interview: Chloe Lessariss

@: What is your favorite quote from the season?

A: Quiet can’t hear my Tom Tom.

Q: What is your hidden talent?

A: Opera singing.

Q: What was your favorite part of track from this past season?

A: Coach Hood's knock knock jokes.

Q: What's your favorite song?

A: Big N Chunky,

"Summer's filled with breaking the rules, standing apart, ignoring your head and following your heart...

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Summer break is a time for students to take time

off from school and relax. A huge part of the summer for some students is family vacations. Many students will travel with their families, and even friends to places that they have never visited before and places they visit annually. These make for some of the best memories of high school students’ teenage years.

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"|workedatthe DouglassCenter. Playingwiththekids wasthebestpartof—e4 my job." - Devrick Newell(Sophomore)

Tocooloffduringthehot

"InMassachusetts taughtatasailing club.Teachingwas challenging,butfun." -MartinWalwik (Junior)

InMalawi,WillSmithhelped buildshallowwellsforpeople who don’t have access to cleanwater.Onthetriphemet anewfriend,Brian.Thiswill alwaysbeauniquememory andauniquefriendship.

InNewOrleans, CarrHess,Olivia Dodds,Brandon Buttlar, Jack Tufte, JoshButtlar,Cole Prescott,HenrySills, BenJefferson,and Michael Yoo remodeled houses on their church’s missiontrip.

WithFaithChurch,Ellie Walker,ErinSlifer,and RachaelCourtney repairedhousesin Boone,NorthCarolina.

"In Inez, Kentucky| volunteeredinthe _AppalachianService Project that helps repairhousesfor peoplewhocan't

"|joinedmychurch onaweeklong missiontriotoeastSt. Louis. The best experience was afford it themselves." & CENTRAL building a wheelchair Ebony Shackelford ee

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he first day of school starts with the next generation of Maroons. On August 19th, the students started off the day by picking up their schedules. During first hour they received their lockers. Second hour was a scavenger hunt around the school. Third hour they learned about Central's clubs and activities. During fourth hour they were split into their assigned A or B lunch. Fifth hour was about team building. Sixth hour they learned more about each other with truths and lies. Seventh hour the students wrote letters to themselves. The new Maroons then finished out the day with Central Jeopardy. After lunch, made by Mr. Williams himself, the new students made various rotations through the Library Lecture Halll, Decker Theater, and Combes Gym.

11:20-11:45

Above: Cheerleaders came to show school pride and help the Freshmen. Starting from the top left to right. Darian Wells, Gabby Combes, Alexis Westwater, Jordan Gunn, Catlyn Baker, Ranija Turner, Mary-Kate Mulcahey,BrittanyBancroft, ‘ AbigayleSlade,MadisonMiller, aganBorgsmiller& Erin Slifer, Heather Ferguson, and Sydney Drollinger Desirae Shirley, Alanna visit the library to play VanMatre, Jennifer Galbreath, Central Jeopardy. Julie Spohrer,and Lydia Sink.

soatientlytobeginthescavengerhunt, Anwyn Payonk and Allie Pelafos pose for a picture.

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CRONICAS summer to help the faculty and staff with registration. the end of their day.

On August 81h, | when kids were leaving Central students put |G} 1:05, teachers had In the time during | to stay until 3:45, They the last days of would try and find a comfortable place to grade while waiting for

Below,someoftheyearbookstaff,includingRose Whitsitt,AnnaLinandAndreaBoleymakesome earlysales.

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After a day - When Camilla Jonas Dore at Central in Magnocavallo {| L went home, the ae. leftCentral, I ebe andsome sweltering she went days he heat,Alexisdihometorelax:wouldgoto Dalton would in her air the pool to cooloffatdjAconditionedescapethe the pool. a house. heat.

Getting back into the school routine is difficult. Try doing it in 95 degree weather! During the second week of school, Central students endured one of the longest and hottest heat waves in the month of August that Champaign has had in years. Paired with the fact that Central doesn’t have an airconditioning system, adjusting to back to school season proved fo be hard for the students. To compensate,"heat days" were a common occulrence. On these days, students were dismissed at 1:05. The days proved to be bittersweet for Central students. Early dismissals had many pros and cons! While school days were considerably shortened, teachers found it difficult to fit in an appropriate agenda, and even though school was let out early, the heat was still... Well.. HOT.

(Right)On August27th, Lemarquis Wright, workedinan 84degree classroomat 8:30inthe morning!

aheatday." -Ms. Silverman

Most days, Jaime Varelas would go to a friend’s house and chill in the air conditioning. sani wholesome decision to have

How Hot Was Central?!

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8/28:heatindexof101degrees,dismiss at 1:05, 27 minute class periods

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SophomoreNickHensonsaid that the heat makes it harder to learn.

Our Librarian, Jackie Witt, had a very different heat day experience. She felt like an Eskimo, wearing 2 sweatshirts in the overly air conditioned library.

Central's varsity football team celebrates their 21-20 victory against Urbana in their first home game of the season to wintheWrightSt.trophy.From§

Centralwinsagameforthe firsttimesince2011andthe WrightStreettrophywas returnedtoitsrightfulowners!

Left:TheBleacherBumsfollow onthetraditionofannouncing Central'sfirstdown.Thestands Bea were packed full of students, (VE@\pumpedupandfullofenergy— fortheirfirsthomegame!

Right: Joseph Aeilts (7) and MatthewBrown(35)celebrate by jumping with enthusiasm after a touchdown helping to bring the first victory of the mm) season.

100bleacherbumswere surveyed,Wetalkedto25kids fromeachgrade.Hereyou can see that as usual the seniors had the most spirit. But gradesbelowshowthatthere willbegreatbumsinthe future.

CHS Bleacher Bums BUMS WE'RE GOIN HUNTIN' TOMORROW SO Y'ALL BETTER BE READY! Dress in camo to school AND the game!!!

Central's girls prepare to go "tiger hunting" by dressing up in their camouflagegear all of Friday. They‘re ready for Central's first home game against the Urbana tigers by bringing lots of spirit. They are hoping to reclaim the Wright Street trophy.

Left: Show your spirit! Below: Get your From left: Dana Klaus, |guns. Sarah Vendal, Bella Aviles, Jessica and Denica Logan Wagner, Glenn Smith, look fierce in their Maddie Rice, Olivia camo tops. Ready Reynen,andCarolinetotakeonthe Hopper bring the Urbana Tigers Maroon and White Beli

a Senior Neda Sroka prepares to launchthefootballacrossthe| field.

Before the game, Jen Galbreath 4 and Olivia Atkins paint-up.to.get ready for a fierce battle.

ancrs Virtuous Thomas, caroinel Hopper, and Alli Miller have their| game faces on reaay to play. |

The powder puff game took place at Mckinley Field when the class of 2014 took on the class of 2015 in the annual Powder Puff game. The two classes go head-to-head to determine which team will come out with the victory. This game is the kick off event to start all of the homecoming activities. After the game, there is a bonfire (shown at right) fo bring all grades together before the eventful week starts.

et Senior Chloe iafeare Lins with the ball to dodge the Juniors and heads for the end zone.

Hanging out by the bonfire, Hannah Wright, Alexis Westwater and Catlyn Baker all get ready for an exciting hommecoming week.

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Favorite Part: Being able to argue Touch Downs! the calls with coach Albaugh Cidnee Sheehan was the a only senior to make a touch down. > Tra eaar pee De sae worth walllngser She not only made one, but two! sss x oe amie} Yee" = Jennifer Galbreath and Jordan eg Gunn came through for the juniors!

___ If there was one thing you could _ change, what would it be: To try and get more people, especially the underclassmen, to come out. Brooke Clemons

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Totheright,LauraVendalinterceptsto gainpossessionoftheballforthe Juniorclass. Were you more excited to play as a Junior or Senior: Definitely as a senior because the seniors always win

Do you think Powder Puff is good tradition to keep: Yes, because it’s a good way to bring everyone together and work as a team!

Is this something that you will remember from your high school experience: Yes!

= Seniorsgirlscometogethertosnapapretty picturebeforethegame!

excitedforthegame.

Seniors win! The final score is 20-14,and homecoming week has Officiallybegun.

Top: Snow White’s seven dwarves, Katie Sloniger, Kelley McDonald, Jordan Gunn, Maddy Miller, Maddie LeGrande, Kathryn McCulley, and Maeve Selin, made a bright and (mostly) cheerful appearance at Central for character day.

1: Striking a fearsome pose, Jennifer Galbreath is the hero Central deserves.

2: Madame Schrader was easily recognized as a Spartan cheerleader from SNL's skit.

3: The Cat in the Hat, otherwise known as Ginger Tufte, looks like she came straight from a Dr. Seuss novel.

Rose Whitsitt nails her impression as Eliza Thornberry from Nickelodeon’s animated TV series from the early 2000's.

Right: Senora Garbe-Tanner's first hour Spanish class is filled with super heroes, princesses and movie characters.

Below: A freshman math class is excited to participate on the first day of their first spirit week!

Left: Creative sophomores dress up as their favorite characters from Where's Waldo? to Minnie Mouse.

Below: Our favorite hall monitor Ms. | Gootee dresses up as Jesse from Disney Pixar's Toy Story.

7.Mr.TylkowskiandMr. Trupin look just like twins.

8.AverySimpson,Imani Maatuka,andKhalfani -Maatuka are cozy in their footiepajamas.

9.EmmaRohrerand Sidnie Hampsten have a matching boot to complete their twin day outfit.

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Right: A group of senior girls dress up as adorable minions from Dispicable Me.

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2.JuniorsMaddy Chalifoux,HannahHart, LydiaSinkandShahbaz Khanlookreadytogoon} atourorhitthebeach!

3. Alahna Van Matre and JuliSpohrerstopinthehag foraquickandadorable photo.

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1.Greasemeetsoldschool ‘basketballwithZacBaumann,Payton Woods, Trystyn Schoonover, and Nick Glenn.

2.Ms.DietzandMrs.Grahamthrow back to the twenties.

3. Danny Zuko better look out, Ben Halfarisgivinghimarunforhis ‘money!

s.O'Connorreallygetsinto owback Thursday with her leather

Right: Ashlee Zarouck, Karishma Pandaya, Hannah Shinew, Isabella Aviles, Brittany Baker, Glenn Smith, Hayden Hinton and Maddie Rice show a variety of looks throughout the years!

Right: A Spanish class with many different decades is lead by Senorita Garbe/ Rosie the Riveter.

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P= Morris, Rebekka =Vuittonet,Virtuous Thomas, Adriana Ortiz, and Sarah Vendal

Right: We all love seeing teachers get dressed up! Mr. Krows, Mr. Reyes and Mrs. Atkinson join the fun of

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smith and Shalik Gill sport a unique variety of throwback clothes and hair styles.

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Stephanie Kregel, and Mr. Hopkins wear old clothes and jerseys from their closets!

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TheChampaignCentral Maroonsgetfiredupfortheir homecominggameagainst MarianCatholicHighSchool. Everyone’s decked out in maroonandwhiteforthemost highlyattendedgameofthe year.GoMaroons!

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homecoming festivites. Students from all classes work on their

spirit week pep rally. This is when everyone in the school packs ; into the gym to get pumped up for their homecoming game and dance. It is a time to see where the "spirit" from spirit week § with! f

Spirit week at school is always concluded with the a floats all week, that will be in the parade. The end of Friday October 4th students left classes early to attend the annual is.SoOeechesaregivenandgamesareplayed,alongwith performancesbytheband.Afterwardstheparadebegins wherefloats,theband,andmanystudentscanbefound.It hasalwaysbeenagreatandfuntraditiontofollowalong

ParadingdowntheStreetisMeghan Uppinghouse and the Central Color Guarel” .=

ieieeeianaaeeittiee = In the interact Club, Tina Bein, Mr. T, and Anna Lin wave to the crowd.

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The m OFC v- i hingbandkeepsperfect_ McDonald, and Jhazmyne Hunter carry their spirit through the parade. pace as they walk the streets.

Thewinningclassfloatwasthe sophomores!Theirthemewas Hollywood.Thefloatwasbuiltby the students, with parent's help. Anyofthestudentsfromthe sophomoreclasscould participateinfloatbuilding.Also, anyone that helped work on it couldrideonitduringtheparade. Thesophomore’shardworkreally paidoff.Goodjobclassof2016!

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Canrying their instruments, the Marching Band prepares for wl .. an their halftime performance. The band gave an oe = i} AY i exceptional performance at the Homecoming Game. Caroline Bi Deis Mig, oY Key , & aw AN nie Hopper q < be Soe Y | and “pee % , e Pe: < Jordan pr i a is aon dh 2, ey

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Mountainideawayor beachhouse: Mountain hideaway

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KenzieArmstrong #|thingonmy bucketlist:SeeHarry Styles’sthirdnipple neverleavemy housewithout:A smile

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Favorite dessert: Bananapudding Summerorwinter: Summer

Wherewereyou born: Champaign

SheenaKhan

Favoritecereal:The marshmallows in LuckyCharms

Ifyoucouldbea crayonwhatcolor wouldyoube: Macaroni&Cheese

Nimesh Avashia Birthday:September 1Aye

Favorite dessert: Cookiecake SummerorWinter: SUMMER

Homecomingdate: LiaJordan<3

AndyHopper Birthday:Oct24, 1995

Superpower:Super Speed

Dreamdestination: Italy

ClaytonLehmann Birthday:Jan27, 1996

Favoritesocial media: Myspace Pizzatopping:Bacon

MichaelManard Birthday:April4,1996

Favoritesocial media:Twitter

Pizzatopping: Banana peppers

NorlanAllen Desiredsuperpower’: Invisibility

Dream destination: Barcelona

Favorite teacher: Dietz

Name:JasmineGreen

Birthday:November9, 1998

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Birthday:October11, 1998

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Name:AlexisWestwater

Birthday:May13,1998

Threethingswouldtake withmetoadeserted island:MaddyMiller, CarolineHopper,and pizza

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Name:NickWalker

Birthday:April18,1998

Threethingswouldtake withmetoadeserted island:Cellphone, internetconnection,and aphonecharger

Favoriteanimal: chinchilla Ifcouldonlyeatone foodfortherestofmy lifeitwouldbe:Krispy Kremedoughnuts

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Olivia Prudhomme and Rosie Knight are having a blast at homecoming together. ¢

Kemper and Olivia Johnson dance close as a genile, slow song plays.

Ellie Walker and Nimesh Avashia hug when Their Hames are announced as homecoming king and queen, Then Take The floor for a dance Together.

Natalie Akins and Clare Stanhope enjoy their last homecoming dance.

The Road Will Never Be The Same

Dove Leff: Calle Miller's easly spotted inher prety teal blue Honda Fit! Above Right: Bailey Gorcon shows off how lucky she is fo have a convertible in the beautiful fall weather!

ae endless hours in safety classes and practicing behind the wheel, passing the drivers test and getting our license are important milestones in every high school students life. Having a car of your own adds more freedom to your everyday life, and with freedom comes responsibility. Keeping a full tank of gas, checking your oil, and washing your car are just a few of the many responsibilities that come with this new freedom.

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English Class wearsOrs PINK |insupport |

Sadly, this fall we found out that our beloved Ms. Sal was diagnosed with (S fESoS Ws O04¢ . breast cancer. Knowing this, Mrs. Wilson organized, secretly, day when =;everyonewouldwearshirtsfosupporther.Thet-shirtswere$10and$5was Pink ie be Hi, contributed to the giant check of $1,500 given to Ms. Sal to help her pay y)}oi]fortreatment.ShewascompletelysoeechlesstoseeeveryoneatCentral JN Bx MAK: wearing these shirts when she came to school on Oct, 24th, 2013.

Mr. Tylkoswski Organizes a flash mob of students with a surprise ending to propose to his fiance. He proposed on the anniversary of the date they met outside of Espresso Royale, the place where they first met. How romantic!

Right: Evan Miller, Wyatt Simmons and Shahbaz Khan. Below: Laura Vendal, Haley Plattner, Olivia Reynen and Sara Sunderland show off their trebuchets; a project done every year in AP Physics.

Right: Senora Thompson islovedby her AP Spanish students!

The Drama department has a Cabaret show 11/21/13 to raise money to support their performances. There is a pie auction and a surplus of talent!

Academic letter night, organized by NHS, honors our gifted students and encourages them to appreciate their past teachers. Oct. 21, 2013.

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‘Above: Adrienne Squier leads her group in an energetic skit.

Natalie Bina and Emma Hall

Archery Team is a new addition to Central this year that many students are excited about. Allison Reiling, Philip Wachter, and Austin Slotnick were able to compete at ten High School Division.

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1. Mr. Plattner and his physics class test the effects of gravity in preparation for a project.

2. Allegra Lubaga screams out a yelp of excitement as Ms. Segal "lights" her hands on fire during a Chemistry lab.

3. The girls tennis team picks up trash around Centennial Park October 10th, 2013.

= Poor Bambi! Senior girls Kenzie Armstrong, b=CidneeSheehan,SheenaKhan,EllieWalker, Cyndy Pitcher, Lia Jordan, Mckenna Mapes, Maddy Miller, Anna Lin, Lauren Hurt and Rose Whitsitt get ready for a party!

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Taking in the crisp autumn air, Also dressing up as cats, Jessica High school is far away from the Emma Rohrer poses for a serene Wagner and Zoey Smith have fun fallpictureaddingsomeflaretotheirHalloween! elementary days of Halloween. Even though students have grown up, they siill enjoy the celebration! Many will attend parties and dress up! Some bring candy to school to share, or not share, with all of their friends. Even carving pumpkins is stilla co / , A/PPp crowd favorite!

Makingsciencefun!Mr. Tylkowski,astudentfavorite, mixesHalloweenandhis scientificdemonstration.Using acarvedpumpkinandsome differentchemicals,heshows his students how a catalyst can speedupachemicalreaction.

The Maroon satdown with Maddi ‘WeglarzWard,the head of hair and make Up

Q) What made you interested inwantingtodomakeupfor theplay?

Q)Describeatypicalday duringashowforyouandyour Crew...

Q) Whatis the biggest challengewhenitcomesto yourjob?

A)grewupinthetheater.soentmostofmychildhood inacostumeshopandbackstageatKrannert.guess youcouldsayitwasdestiny!havelearnedhowtoapply oldage,gore,andzombiemakeup.

A)Mostofourworkgoesonbeforetheshow.Wearriveto thetheatertwohoursbeforetheshowstarts.Wehelpthe castputontheirmake-upandwigs.Manyoftheactors areafraidofputtingoneyelinersowehavetoholdthem downanddrawifon,

A)Theweekbeforetheshowstartsisalwaysrough.In theatertermswecallit"hellweek."Itiswhenweputevery elementoftheshowtogethertheweekbeforeit premiers.Thehardestpartwouldbehelpingtheactors forquickchangesthatcanbeanywherefrom45 secondsto5minutes.

meA)JoinDramaClubandbecomefamiliarwiththetheater

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programhereatCentrallItisagreatwaytomake connections.Youdonotneedexperienceinstagemake up.Youwillbetaughteverythingyouneedtoknowwhile you are part of the crew!

andLillianSokolskihave Qseriousdiscussion during the play.

TopRight:IsiahBrighton andJeremyBrowntryto wakeupQuinnMurphy.

Bottom Left: Isiah Brightonand Jeremy Brown read a letter from Mr. Tito Merelli.

BottomRight:Isiah Brighton,WillKanter, and Lillian Sokolski have tea.

The play opens up in Cleveland, OH in 1934 in a two room suite. Henry Saunders, the general manager of the Cleveland Grand Opera Company, is anxiously waiting for the highly extinguished Tito Merelli to arrive. Tito is coming all the way from Italy to guest star in the Cleveland Grand Opera Company's production of Otello. The production will be the biggest production in the history since the opening of ihe Cleveland Grand Opera and members of the Cleveland Opera Guild will be performing. Max, Henns assistant will be in charge of pleasing Merelli's needs while he is in town. Henry's daughter and Max's part time girl friend, Maggie, discusses how excited she is to meet Merelli and that she is romantically attracted to him. Since everyone is so stressed about the performance because the company’s financial state depends on it, all of the characters treat Max like a personal slave and fail to recognize his true talent. Trouble starts when Tito’s wife, Maria, threatens to leave him because she is tired of him fliting with other women, She finally does end up leaving Tito with nothing but a note that says, "Goodbye." Tito, due to the anguish and pain over his wife, swallows Too many sedatives and is unable to perform in the Opera. Max must step in and show the true talent that lies behind his nervous appearance. The olay finishes with everything sorted out. Maria returns to Tito, and Max and Maggie share a Kiss.

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Right: The cast takes their final bow as they receive standing ovations

Dunkin’ Donuts Thanksgiving Day Parade

TheDunkin’DonutsThanksgiving ParadeinPhiladelphia,PAisthe oldestThanksgivingDayParadein thecountry.Onit’s94thyear,Central Marching Maroons were invited to

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Thanksgiving is a time to get together with family and celebrate everything we have been given. Thanksgiving is an annual holiday in North America that takes place on the fourth Thursday in November. This year, the holiday fell on November 28th. Many people travel on the special day to reunite with their distant family members. A popular tradition is to roast turkey and feast. Many students spend their break relaxing with their family and preparing for the events to come on Thursday.

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BackRow:JabariFreeman,DavionWatson,JoshuaBagger,DillonMiller

SixthRow:TylerAgoston,RickyHerr,FraquanGaines,PhillipSwartz,EdmondMcGhee,Grant Ssemonin,TrevorGossett,NorrlynAllen

FifthRow:ElijahMedlyn,BrianThomas,ChabrailJones-Premo,CoachTurner,CoachAnderson, CoachArchie,JoshuaMusquez,MarsalisPeacock,CameronJeffers

FourthRow:CoachNix,CoachBruce,CoachHughes,CoachAlbough,CoachMaatuka,Coach Carter,CoachGuy,CoachCraig

ThirdRow:TobyRivera,IrelandDriver,NickGlenn,JaylenGuy,BrandonKlein,JosephAeilts, JonathanJakobsson,JamalStovall

SecondRow:TionPosey,JelaniPorter,DevaleWest,ColinDeblouwe,TrevonAdams,NathanHarris RyanBaker,MatthewBrown

FrontRow:JemarkusDyer,MontrelMoore,AdrianGomez,FrankKelly,MichaelManard,JalenRose

Junior Varsity Football

Back Row: Jordan Williams, BenjaminStorsved,DevryckNewell, ConorFeely,JosephAeilts,Glenn Smith,NickWalker,PhillipSwartz,Evan Brown

FourthRow:JackTufte,CarrHess, CoachTurner,CoachAnderson, CoachArchie,CoachGuy,Matthew Brown

ThirdRow:CoachNix,CoachBruce, CoachHughes,CoachAlbough, CoachMaatuka,CoachCraig, CoachCarter

SecondRow:JacobHampton, CameronMcDowell,JosephGoode, GeorgeMbassa-Amang,Dazhan Moore,BrandonFayne,AlanSimpson

FrontRow:JustinPranada,Patrick Harris,AnthonyDavis,Trystyn Schoonover,JoshuaCaughey,lan Davis

Freshmen Football

BackRow:DanielBartley,Luke Schideman,IsaacHeaton,Connor McNicol, Jacob Beesley, Paryon Holloway,MattSharick

FourthRow:WalkerStillman,Coach Turner,CoachAnderson,Coach Archie,CoachGuy,Mikal Washington

ThirdRow:CoachNix,CoachBruce, CoachHughes,CoachAlbough, CoachMaatuka,CoachCraig, CoachCarter

SecondRow:KhalfaniMaatuka, WilliamWesley,ThatcherSaunders, SeanLewis,KyleRiggleman,Marshall Thompson

FrontRow:JacobSmock,Terrell McCraney,AndraJones,Danis Pelmore,ClaytonGossett,Karl Webber,CalebCarr

BackRow:CoachBridges,Riley Thompson,PhilipGaringer,Luke Meyer, Zackary Baumann, Benjamin Carnahan, Lucas Wilson

Taylor,oeHorvat,Benjamin, Mertens,BenjaminJefferson, JoshuaButtlar

Back Row: Coach Becker, CidneeSheehan,BellaRitz,Mia Miller,LeaThompson,Courtney Gould

MiddleRow:BaileyGordon, OliviaAtkins,SarahHalberstadt, sheenaKhan,AmandaRunyan

FrontRow:KaylaGould, Coltrane Zerai-Che, Maddie Rice

BackRow:CoachDay,Maeve Sselin,AlysonWagner,Clarissa Stanhope,JessicaWagner,Coach Davis

Row 3: Rose Whitsitt, Laura Vendal, Claire Redden, Imani Maatuka, Brenda Gonzalez Salinas

Row 2: Caroline Hopper, Hollee Trent, Anna Lin, Renata Smith, AnissaHill,KellyWright

Front Row: Panayiota Laros, Breaunna Dyson, Christiana Hess, Ali Miller,SherryTang

BackRow:CoachHook,Kate Young,EmmaAtkinson, MadeleineLegrande,Dana Westfield,AlyssaOlson,Coach Kyle,CoachCassie

Front Row: Tiana Webb, Katie Sloniger,MadilynCollins,Erin Roux,EmmaMankin,Kelley McDonald,VirtuousThomas

Junior Varsity Volleyball

BackRow:CoachHook, AmandaRunyan,TayaWesfifield, JessicaYoung,EmmaRohrer, CoachKyle,CoachCassie

FrontRow:MadelineSupp,Julia Deters,KelleyMcDonald,Rebeka Sowers,AudreyAkins,Ariel Aimone,MaddieMcmahon

BackRow:CoachHook,Daija Williams,SydneyOlson,Gabrielle Hallbeck, Erin Henderson, Madi Atkinson,CoachKyle,Coach Cassie

FrontRow:BrookeCarver,Olivia Gulley,SophieWathen,Ginger Tufte,OliviaDodds,AlliePelafos, Leah Roberts

Back Row: Enoc Kabila, RyanChalifoux,Gavin Schrader,TomHubbard, Luis Hernandez

Middle Row: Coach Whiteley,JuanGarcia, NicklasStein,Anmed Yousef,Jonathan Makiese,TimothyHam, AlexanderZarco,Coach JoshMay

FrontRow:DavidZenge, JaedonRodgers,Riley Kemper, Joseph Wagner, FeliKeti,RobertWelch

Back Row: Coach May, DanielMusangu,Dmitri Salov,JonathanMoyo, KolfonCanales,Julian Brennan-Pomatto, Mac Dressman

Middle Row: Max Larrison, Lorren Krantz, AndrewMininger,Alex Cler,OmarNdoye, Andrew Prom

FrontRow:RyanMondak, Lenny Steele, Jacob Lo, EnocIlunga,DustinFrye, JoseOlea,CorbinPhillips

Varsity Boys’ Soccer

Girlsculls geile and Diving

BackRow:CoachDara,Sarah Cossman,HaleyPlattner,Olivia Reynen,LeahSiegal,Clare Ramsey,SophiaReynen

MiddleRow:CoachRahula, CourtneyPlattner,HaleyDrollinger, PeytonLuesse,OliviaFossier, KameronPettigrew,Payton Stillman,TaylorHenderson,Sophie Herr,CoachBarker

Front Row: Dana Klaus, Karson Kemper,LibbyMooney,Sierra Seten,CeliaWilson,Maddy Walwik,AnneMarieCovert,Anica Miller

BackRow:PaytonWoods, AndrewHopper,NoahWells, ZacharyMacAdam,Coach Lowe

MiddleRow:CoreyWhite, DeonteYoung,IsaacKasten, HaydenHinton,NimeshAvashia, AshtonHyatt

FrontRow:HenrySills,Riley Staab,HaydenGarrison,Kenneth Sanchez,HaydenDodds

BackRow:CoachHood, DesiraeShirley,HannahShinew, KathrynGunderson,Niallan O’Brien,ChloeLessaris,Coach Shultz

Middle Row: Maria Laros, AidenO’Brien,JessicaDevine, JasmineSchreiber,Brittany Baker, Alexis Dalton

FrontRow:FaithLlewellyn, PaulinaSteiber,HannahWright, NedaSroka,HopeLlewellyn

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Below - Carrying the Marion Catholic his was a growing season for the Maroons, defenders, junior Brandon Klein runs the ball following a previous 0-9 season and to add to up the gut during the big homecoming that,theyhadabrandnewcoach.Thoughthe game. record of 3-6 may not be as great as they wanted, the team showed spurs of excellence. These spurs showed that the future is bright for Central and that they are a true competitor in the Big 12. Behind the spurs of excellence there were some individual achievements. The team had three players make AllBig 12 1st Team, Toby Rivera with an unanimous decision at running-back, Nate Harris at offensive lineman,Jeremy Bray at linebacker, and Trevon Adams at defensive lineman. As well, senior Toby Rivera made the All-Area first team. He also broke the single game rushing record with 307 yards in a win against Danville. Although these seniors are leaving, Central will still have junior Brandon Klein who had a total of 77 tackles on the season. As well, sophomores Joe Aleits and Matt Brown had an interception on the season.

Far Left - Senior quarterback, Nick Glenn roles out of the pocket looking to connect with a teammate down field.

Center Left - Levitating in the air, junior Jalen Rose looks to his team and fans after scoring a touchdown against Decatur Eisenhower.

Sept. 6th -Central jppicks up a much needed home win against Urbana.

Sept. 13th - Maroons took a tough loss at home against Eisenhower losing 8-7.

Oct, 4th -Central pulled out a huge win vs. Marion Catholic for homecoming.

Oct. 18th - For the 8th game of the year, Central took a tough loss to Centennial.

WainEamingoCluich2point conversion for the win against crosstown rival Urbana, senior Toby Rivera runs down the sideline to celebrate with his team.

Right - Jumping in the air, senior Davion Watson makes a fundamental catch down the field to get a maroon first down.

Below - Senior Ricky Herr explodes off the ball in an attempt to stop the on coming of the opponents offense.

Far Right - Senior punt returner Michael Manard, secures the punt and prepares to take off in order to get good field position for Central.

[Center Right - ihe Maroons hold up the Wright Street trophy with pride and joy after defeating cross town rival Urbana, 21 to 20.

Interview

Q: What was the highlight of your season?

This tumed out'to be an explosive season A: Probably the Danville game where rushed for the senior running-back. He had a for 307 yards and 5 touchdowns. total of 12 touchdowns and had a Q: How did you like the new coach, coach average of 116.8 yards per game. Also, Albough? he gained a team-high with 1051 yards

A: liked him a lot, he really knows what he is on the ground. doing. Central should have some good years ahead.

Right - Moving the ball up the pitch, sophomore Juan Garcia is looking to get the last pass off before a shot on the goal.

Below -After making a save, goalkeeper Ryan Chalifoux searches for an open man to punt the ball to.

Far Left - Soeeding his way past the Urbana defender, Feli Keti then looks for the open man to pass it to,

Center Left -After finding an open man, Senior Timothy Ham puts his head down and winds up for the goal kick.

Aug. 31st -Central defeats Danville 1-0 to take 3rd place at the Bradley Invite. Sept. 12th - Mattoon alls

Main - Dribbling the ball just past midfield is Jonathan Makiese. He had a total of 2 goals and 1 assist during the season.

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Oct. 7th - Central and cross town rival, Centennial, end in a tie ot 1-1.

Oct, 26th - The Maroons fell to Urbana in the Regional Finals with a score Of O-1.

Boys’ Soccer 2013

Below - Receiving the pass, junior Alex Zarco keeps his head up to connect his next pass and create an opportunity to score.

he2013boys’soccerseasonwasavery successfulone.Theystartedtheseasonwitha 10gamewinningstreak,andtheNews-Gazette rankedthem#1inthearea.Theyfinishedthe seasonwithanoutstandingrecordof15wins,5 losses,and3ties.Theteammadeitpastthefirst regionalgame,beatingDanville4-1.Unfortunately theirseasonwasendedwhentheylosttoUrbana0-1 intheregionalfinal.Theteamconsistedofthree freshman,threesophomores,eightjuniors,andfive seniors.Theteamhadtwocaptains,oneofwhich wasjuniorRileyKemper,andtheotherwassenior RobertWelch.Twoplayersfromtheteammadeiton theAll-Conferenceteam,juniorEmmanuelKomba andseniorFeliKeti.Fiveothersreceivedan honorablemention,includingfreshmanRyan Chalifoux,soohnomoreJuanGarcia,juniorRiley Kemper,juniorAlexZarco,andseniorDavidZenge.

Center Right - Shielding he ball from the efender is Emmanuel Komba. He had 9 goals this season.

Far Right -Taking the penalty shot is junior, Riley Kemper, during the regional semi-final against Urbana. They went on to lose O-1.

Senior MVP: Feli Ket

Felihadanoutstandingseason.He

Interview

@: How long have you been playing soccer for?

lead the team in goals and assists with A: since was 5 years old, so basically my atotalof13goalsand15assists.He entirelife. played in every single game. He was Q@: Who is the player you connected best with also named team MVP and was a on the team? qualifieroftheAll-Conferenceboys’A:Everybody,theteamhadincredible soccer team. chemistry

Girls’ Swimming & Diving 2013

hisseasonwasanoverallgoodyearforthe Girls’SwimmingandDivingteamanda rebuildingyear.Theteamlostakeysenior classlastyearthatledtothesearchof upperclassmanleadershipthisseason.Steppingup fortheteamwerethethreeseniorsandcaptains: OliviaReynen,HaleyPlattner,andClareRamsey. Theseseniors,alongwithalargejuniorclassand talentedunderclassmenmadetheteamcompetitive intheconference.Theteamfinishedwitha2-4record intheconference;theirwinsbothcameagainstrivals CentennialandUrbana.AfterwinningtheSectional Championshipmeetthelastcoupleofyears,afourth placefinishwassomewhatofaletdown.However,the futurelooksbrightwithoutstandingsophomoresAnica MillerandTaylorHendersonalongwithfreshmen CeliaWilsonandCourtneyPlattner.Givethisteam ayearortwoandtheywillbebackinSectional Championshipcontention.

ept. 18 - Central wins heir first meet of the year lagainst twin city

sept. 24 - Central completes the

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Nov. 2 - At the Big 12 Championships, Central inished 6th out of 7 eams beating only entennial.

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Main -Junior Sierra Seten enters the pool with a perfectly streamline body ready to slice through the water.

Olivia Reynen was a strong senior leader of the young team in the final season of her high school career. She turned in the fastest time on the team in the 100 breastroke as well as the 50 breastroke split on the medley relay. Her leadership as well as swimming abilities will be missed on the team next year.

Right -Junior AnneMarie Covert is preparing to race. She will enter the} water with tremendous velocity off of the start.

Below -Sucking in the air, senior Haley Plattner grabs some quick foxygen while swimming freestyle against rival Urbana.

Far Right -Swimming butterfly, senior Olivia Reynen takes a breath as ifit’s her last.

Center RightCompletely upside down, junior Payton Stillman performs a flip.

Interview

Q: What was your favorite thing about the team this year?

A: The bus rides because of the team bonding.

Q: What was your most memorable race from this year?

A: The 100 breastroke at sectionals because if was my first time breaking 1:20.

Q: What did you take away most from your senior season?

A: Learning how to take on a leadership role on the team.

Right -With the ball tossed highly in the air, sophomore Kelly Wright prepares to deliver a big serve across the court to her opponent.

Below - Eye on the ball, Junior Maeve Selin prepares a forehand to send back over the net.

Far Left - Making an outstanding play senior Rose Whitsitt extends her arms to prepare for a huge backhand.

Center Left - Maeve Selin and Laura Vendal show how important it is fo stay hydrated while cheering the team on.

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Main - Following through on her swing Junior Maddy Chalifoux does an excellent job returning the ball.

Girls’ Tennis

Below - Meeting the racket to the ball senior his season was a great one for the girls’ tennis ClareStanhopeconnectswithabackhand team,andcertainlyshowedlotsofpromising todelivertotheotherside. rolesforthefutureintheprogram.Withagreat mix of players, the girls’ tennis team had 24 girls that came out for the team, the second highest they have ever had. Ranging from seniors all the way down to freshman, many girls contributed to the success this team Bie. had to offer. With seven wins and only four losses in duel aemcee! Matchesthisisateambestsince2001.Withkeyvictories ee) against tough schools such as Normal West and Bloomington the girls showed an outstanding display of talent throughout the year. The team this season had four girls qualify for All Conference singles: senior Clare Stanhope, junior Imani Maatuka, and sophomores Brenda Gonzalez and Kelly Wright. Also qualifying for All Conference doubles was senior Rose Whitsitt and junior Imani Maatuka. The girls finished with awonderful fourth place in the Big 12 conference as well as fourth in sectionals. Although they had no state qualifiers, this team showed they had outstanding talent and many young players with great potential to hopefully take the team to state next season. An overall outstanding year for the girls.

Sale RightRenataSmithand IClareStanhope ongratulateeach therduringa doublesmatch.

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Q:Whatwasyourfavoritematchyou layedin?

InherfinalyearatCentral,Clare 2 Stanhopehadagreatseniorseason

A:Thematchwheremadeagirlfrom Centennial cry. and is awarded Senior MVP. With outstandingperformancesplaying Q:What'syourfavoritepartaboutthe tennisteam? singles,ClarewasselectedAlleoniccnee

A:Practice.Becauseit’sfunfohangout, andwebarelyeverran.

irls’ Volleyball 201

entral’s Girls’ Volleyball team had a good season this year finishing with a record of 23-13 under second year coach, Evan Hook.

In the Big 12, Central finished Sth overall with a conference record of 4-4. This is a relatively young team with only one senior, Ellie Walker. The team consisted of mostly juniors and a few sophomores. Due to the young age of the team, many other sophomores had to step up into leadership positions. Three of these players were named Team Captains, two of which were sophomores, Kelley McDonald and Dana Westfield, along with junior Emma Atkinson. Our volleyball team traveled to four tournaments this year, taking Ist place overall at the O'Fallon Tournament, beating O'Fallon themselves in the championship game. Many individuals on the team received awards. Katie Sloniger and Maddie LeGrande were selected for the 2013 All Conference Team. Dana Westfield was selected for the All-Area Team along with receiving an Honorable Mention for the All-Conference Team. Also receiving Honorable Mentions for the All-Conference team were Emma Atkinson and Alyssa Olson.

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Maddie LaGrande

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Kelley McDonald

Roost the ball in order i set up a Kill.

Sept. Sth -Central snags their 1st win of he season against Mahomet in two sets.

Sept. 17th - The Lady Maroons

back after losing the 1st set © beat Urbana 2-1.

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Oct. 19th -With a win lover O'Fallon, Central takes 1st place at the O'Fallon Tournament.

Oct. 31st - Central reaches the Regional Championships but alls to Centennial.

Main - Using her size (6’0") to her advantage, junior Alyssa Olson uses her full extension to get to this one at he regional finals against Centennial.

Havingallofthesenior responsibilitiesrestuponone person'sshouldersisnoeasy task,butEllieborethatweight well,steppinguptothetask andleadingtheteamwellon andoffthecour.

Left - Junior outside hitter Erin Roux ives everyone free tickets to the unshow as she unleashes on this ball.

feo - Crouching almost to the

loor, junior Virtuous Thomas needs © lower her center of gravity in order to get to this serve.

Center Right - Junior setter Emma Atkinson also is a threat from the service line, serving a team high of 274 times.

a Right - A monster presence at the net, sophomore Dana Presa attempts a kill. Dana lead the team with 266 kills.

Interview

Q:Whatwouldyousayistheteamsstrongpoint?J

A:Ourteamwasreallygoodaboutbonding outsideofpracticeandgametime.

@:Whatwastheteam’sbestgameofthe season?

A:WinningthechampionshipgameatO'Fallon. Everyonewassoloudandthebenchwas

aeoutoftheirseatsateverypoint.

Right - Senior Kayla Gould focuses intently on the ball as she squares herself up in preparation of her shot.

Below - Junior Olivia Atkins chips from off the green, trying to place the ball close in order to one putt.

Main - Showing perfect form, senior Riley Thompson sticks it close to the pin on an approach shot from 100 yards out.

Far Left - Freshman Ben Carnahan tries to get ground level to read the puft in hopes of cashing out from afar.

Center Left - Junior Joe Horvat makes pure contact with his tee shot with an iron on a par three.

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Solf

he2013Golfseasonprovedtobeasuccessful oneforboththeBoys’andGirls’team.|Inthe Boys’circuit,theMaroonscontinuedtoimprove onthebuildingblockstheyhadplacedlast season. Two seniors played their last season of high schoolgolf,LucasWilsonandRileyThompson.Riley Thompsonhadanotherverysuccessfulseason, makingAll-ConferenceattheBig12meetinNormal duringtheseasonandbeingtheonlyStatequalifierin Champaign.FreshmanBenCarnahanprovedtobe akeyfactorintheseason,makingtheAll-County TeamandadvancingtoSectionals.Boys’golfhada strongcoreofjuniorsonVarsity,withZackBaumann, PJGaringer,andLukeMeyer.OntheGirls’team, seniorsKaylaGouldandCidneeSheehanwerethe leadersoftheteam.TheGirls’teamhadaveryyoung team that proved themselves, with two juniors with theirfirstyearontheteamandfoursophomoreletter winners.JuniorMiaMillerthrivedinherfirstyearon theteam,makingAll-Conferenceandalsoqualifying forsectionalsasanindividualalongwithsophomore BellaRitz.

enter Right - Finding himself on the beach, ophomore Ben efferson sand plashes his shot out of he bunker.

Far Right - Sophomore Bella Ritz keeps her eye on the prize after hitting an approach shot.

Riley Thompson proved to be the team

\_ leader that the Maroons needed, placing FA in three tournaments during the season, along with making All-Conference. Riley carried his momentum into the post season, and made Sectionals and State

for the second straight year.

Interview

@:What was your favorite moment of the season?

A:Qualifying for State again.

@:What was your favorite tournament of the year?

A:Sectionals.

@:What are you going to miss most about golf?

A:Getting to miss class to play golf.

Cross Country 2

he2013CrossCountryseasonwasasignificant oneforbothCentral'sgirls’teamandboys’ team.Theteamwasleadbyoutstanding captainsCoreyWhiteandHaydenHintonfor theboys,andHannahWrightandHannahShinew forthegirls.Onthegirls’team,seniorHannahWright madeschoolhistorybybecomingthefirstwoman runnertobeastatequalifierforallfouryearsofher highschoolcareer.Sheplaced33rdinIllinois. Additionally,bothHannahswereAllConference athletesandwererecognizedbytheNewsGazettefor theirexceptionalperformances.Ontheboys’team, seniorCoreyWhiteandsophomoreAshtonHyatt wereAllConferenceathletes.Coreyqualifiedforstate attheendoftheseasonandplaced47thinIllinois.All therunnersonbothteamsgrewverycloseand bondedasteammates,neverfailingtosupporteach other.

[FarLeft-Stillgoing strong, sophomore {HannahShinewcloses the distance to the Hfinish line.

Center Leff- Ignoring the pain, junior Isaac Kasten has his sights set on the finish line.

Boys MVP: Corey White

Q: Were you satisfied with your last high school season?

A: Yes. For the first time in four years we won the Twin Cities Championship and Bendedmyseasonplacing47thatState!

BQ: Are you confident that next year's g team will be successful?

g A: We have a lot of young talent and if they keep working like this they will have a ton of success and make itto state casily!

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Although they lost some Varsity runners at the start lof the season, the Cross

runners never doubted their abilities.

Main - Leading the pack, senior Corey White has the team follow him as they leave the gate.

Nov. 9th - Until the end, he Central Cross Country eams stuck together and =4 (supported each other falong they way.

Sept. 10th - Underclassmen were a key part of the success of the

Left - Drafting off of her opponent, senior Hannah Wright prepares to make a pass that could make or break her race.

Below -Ahead of the pack, senior Hayden Hinton closes in on the finish line.

Center RightMaintaining her pace, sophomore Jessica Devine pushes ahead to complete her race.

Far Right - Senior Nimesh Avaisha demonstrates complete focus as he advances through the race.

Girls MVP: Hannah Wright

Q: What was your key to success throughout your career?

A: always ran over the summer, and as grew adjusted my workouts.

1 Q: What isyour favorite pre-run snack?

©} A: Goldfish and a banana with peanut butter.

Q: Do you plan to continue running?

A: Yes, I'm planning to go D3 for running in college.

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Hays, David Moon, Elias Wilcoski, Evan Miller, Clayton Lehmann, Thomas Briggs, Samuel Tucker, Cameron Barnard

Row 3: Kolfon Canales, William Smith, Joseph Horvat, Nathan Petersen, Benjamin Mertens, Hunter Jones, Payton Woods, Coach Lockman Row 2: Devon Bell, John Wierschem, Andrew Mininger, Bunkunzie Lun, Corbin Phillios, Coach Barker

Front Row: Benjamin Storsved, Martin Wakwik, Scott Wierschem, Riley Kemper, Henry Goldsmith, Brandon Bell, Garret Vanhoy, Isaac Kasten

Back Row: Coach Rameriz, Deshawn Sturkey, Toby Rivera, Brandon Klein, Michael Lee, lan Gidcomb, Amir James, Jordan Williams, Coach Ross

Middle Row: Coach Merle, Lakeith Polk, Stephanie Kregel, Jacob Hampton, Khalfani Maatuka, lan Davis, Joseph Goode, Carlos Varelas, Kameron McCoy,RyanBaker,Jack a Rossi,CoachAnastasia 2

Front Row: Trevon Adams, Patrick Beckemeyer, Jailyne Roberts, Riley Staab, Riodon Beals, Trystyn Schoonover, Anthony Davis,NathanielGuido, / aye RavonteLeshoure-Baker, a Justin Pranada -

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Back Row: Heather Ferguson, Julie | FPy Masy NOT Tre Spohrer,Mary-KateMulcahey, m ag Bi ‘4 . a7] Caroline Hopper, Desirae Shirley,

Alexis Westwater

Row3:CoachMolly,Morgan Springer, Sarah McDonald, Alahna Van Matre, Jennifer Galbreath, Jhazmyne Hunter

Row 2: Darian Wells, Madison : Miller, Erin Slifer, Abigayle Slade, CatlynBaker,BrittanyBancroft,

Preston Roseborough

FrontRow:RanijaTurnerandTiarra McMillan

Back Row: Coach Slade, Andrea Pembele, Trenise Stokes, Paula Lucas

MiddleRow:AshleyShewmake, ShymiahDouglas,EmilyGrumish, ColtraneZerai-Che,Emily Anastasia,AdrieannaMoore Johnson

FrontRow:AllegraLubaga, a BriannaWade,ZoeLawyer,Ashlee| Zarouck,MadisonRice i

BackRow:ZoeDunn,Kayla Napper,RajeshClemmons, CadejahWright,Brenda Dominguez

MiddleRow:DanyellHoskins, BrendaGaona,AshleyMassey, LashawnAdams

FrontRow:JonlynMiller,Tashanee Turner

BackRow:CidneeSheehan, _AirianaSmith,ScoyoniahBowdry,

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_ Front Row: Imani Maatuka, Tylon —Turner,AlexisSmith,MayaMackins

BackRow:CoachLowe,Lucretia Coleman,MariaEppich,Jessica

Wagner,MeaganBorgsmiller,

Peyton Luesse

FrontRow:SierraTurner,Tylon Turner,BaileyGordon,Kelsey Patton,GiniaColeman,Marina Taylor,KaytrianaLeshoure

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_ Middle Row: Christiana Hess, PanayiotaLaros,KelseyPatton, _DajaWilliams,OliviaWatts, GabrielaDiaz

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FrontRow:DominiqueBrize,Isiah: Smith, Noah Wells, Edmond 7 McGhee, Sean Suggs, Germaine : Roebuck, Kameron Rowan, Jamal Stovall |

BackRow:TrevonAdams,Coach Nix,ChristopherMonsingh,Samuel Lessaris,NicholasWalker,Bradley Dee,GrahamBarnett,Coach Anderson

FrontRow:AshtonHyatt,Cecil Ausley,WalkerStillman,Ariston Parks ,Kamron Reaves, Tylar Young,AnthonyGiboney, CalogenoDawson

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Carr, Samuel Rossow, Walker Stillman, Cade Sestak, Kamron Reaves, Mikal Washington, Karl Webber, Calogeno Dawson

Boys’ Basketball 20 | 3

entral’s boys’ basketball team had an extraordinary season that shocked many people. The team was young last year and had a lot of growing up to do and itall started in the off season with the hiring of Coach McClain. Since then the boys worked long and hard in an attempt to make a run in the post season and they did just that. The team knew they did not have great height or individual superstars, so they worked as a team and pulled off many upset victories including: Centennial twice, Springfield Lanphier and Lincoln; all of whom are top teams in the state. Many people believed the team would not make it out of Regionals, but they pulled off the upset to the one seeded Centennial and went onto the Super Sectional after a great win over Springfield Lanphier. Although the team fell short to a rematch with Lincoln in the Super Sectional, the boys had nothing to hang their heads about. The team was lead by seven seniors, Kameron Rowan, Isaiah Smith, Wesley Dee, Sean Suggs, Davion Watson, Norrlyn-Michael Allen, and Gabe Barnett. Kameron Rowan made the Big1 2 First Team All-Conference and Sean Suggs and Isaiah Smith were given honorable mentions. Although the team will be losing many key players, the future is bright with much young talent and returning players.

IFar Left - As the defender helplessly watches, junior iDominique Brize shoots a three from the corer.

Center Left - In front of a huge crowd at Combes Gym, senior es Dee lets a shot go rom beyond the arc or three.

Dec. 6th - Maroons beat Centennial 8079 in triple overtime in heir first meeting.

an. 3l1st-Ina rematch to Centennial the boys ell short 57 - 43.

during the Central - Centennial Regional.

Below - Pulling up to shoot, senior Kameron Rowan lets a shot go from the free throw line lr CO;

Mar. 7th - The boys beat Centennial to in Regionals 50 - 45.

Mar. 14th - The boys eason closes with a 47 - 30 loss to Lincoln.

Center - In one of the biggest games lof the year, Sean Suggs shoots the game tying three in overtime against Centennial.

Left - During the Regional game at Central both McClain coaches stood on the sideline and helped lead Central to victory.

Below - Being strong with the ball, junior Noah Wells looks to pass to a} eammate to get out of a double

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hand, junior Jamal tovall looks to get past the defender and core.

Far Right - Shooting ver the defender, junior Luke Beesley ades away for a short range shot over Michael Finke.

Senior MVP: Kameron Rowan Interview

@: What was your favorite win this year and why? Kameron Rowan was a key part A: Lincoln and Centennial in the Regional because inallofCentralssuccess.He manypeopledoubteduswinning. playedPointGuardandhelpedQ:Didyouhaveapregameritualortradition? direct the team as aleaderon

A: Before every game would eat at Chipotle. and off the court. Rowan made: What was the best part about this year's team? the Big 12 First Tear All-

A: We were all brothers; everyone acted as a Conference. familyalwayslaughingandjokingwitheachother.

Right -With a hand to her face, sophomore Airiana Smith pulls the trigger on a three-point shot in an attempt to lead the Maroons to a victory.

Below - Soaring through the air, sophomore Alexis Smith lays if in for two points on a fast break for Central.

Main - In a big rivalry game against cross town Centennial Chargers, senior Cidnee Sheehan pulls up from} behind the arc for a three.

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Far Left - Diving on top of the ball in an effort play, junior Payton Stillman shows her love and dedication for the game of basketball.

Center Right - Dribbling around the defender, senior Justice Winfield drives towards the hoop in an attempt to split the defense and score.

Interview

@: What was your personal best game of the season?

A: When we played the final game at the Edwardsville Tournament where got a tripledouble.

Q: What was the team's best game of the season?

A: The Bloomington game because we all came together and played like an actual feam.

This was a great season for senior Cidnee Sheehan after coming back from a torn ACL last season. Averaging 9 points per game she was selected for News-Gazette Athlete of the Week and first team All Conference.

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Below -Going down the court junior Tylon Turner prepares to throw a quick pass to her teammate across the cour.

Dec. 7 -Central played their first home game against Centennial sadly losing 49-36,

Nov. 21 -The lady maroons won their first game of the season against Rantoul 50-40.

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his season the Lady Maroons came together and were the definition of a team. Everyone contributed to a successful record of 15-12 and a Big 12 Conference record of 11-5. While playing at home the Ladies were 5-2 on the season. The strong team of girls was built with team captains Cidnee Sheehan, Justice Winfield and Tylon Turner. Filling the foundation, Scoyoniah Bowdry, Payton Stillman and Airiana Smith solidify the team. The team was well balanced between, as Cidnee Sheehan, Scoyoniah Bowadry, and Airiana Smith each averaged between 8 to 10 points per game. Senior Cidnee Sheehan was named the News-Gazette Athlete of the Week and also made first team All Conference. Following behind her sophomore, Airiana Smith, was given News-Gazette honorable mention Athlete of the Week and as well made first team All Conference. Senior Justice Winfield and junior Scoyoniah Bowadry were both given All Conference honorable mention. Only losing two seniors next season is looking good for the Lady Maroons. The team has a lot of good players and hence a lot of potential for the new season.

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Center Left - Junior Scoyoniah Bowdry goes up for a double high five from teammate Maya Mackins.

Far Right - Dribbling strongly with her right, junior Imani Maatuka takes it inside the arc with great aggressiveness.

an. 18 -Central gets he last home win of he season against jpOwerhouse Bloomington 62-31.

Dec, 14 - Maroons win huge at their first home game against Decatur MacArthur 70-46.

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entral’s cheerleading team had another

Below - While they are being held up by their ~ outstanding season. The team consisted of bases, flyers Abby Slade, Maddy Miller, and ’ twenty girls, two freshman, four sophomores, Jennifer Galbreath cheer to the crowd. * seven juniors, and seven seniors. The team had a great competition season as well, even placing first in the Mattoon competition with a score of 78.26. Their highest competition score all year was 81.23 which placed them third at the Illini Challenge. The team placed fourth in the Big 12 Competition and then their competition season was ended when they placed tenth at Sectionals, with a 77.37. The cheerleaders also performed at every boys’ football and boys’ basketball game throughout the season, including Regionals and Sectionals. The cheer squad's last time cheering was at the Central versus Lincoln Sectional game. Lots of great talent will be moving on as the seven seniors graduate, but the future for cheerleading at Central looks bright with many new faces. Abby Slade, Catlyn Baker, Brittany Bancroft, Ranija Turner, Tiarra McMillan, Madison Miller, and Erin Slifer all directed the team to an outstanding season as seniors and leaders. Although the team did not meet their goal of making it to state, they proved how talented they are individually and as a team.

Far Left - Cheering the eam on during the Eisenhower vs. Central basketball game is reshman Sarah McDonald.

Center Left - During a imeout at the Central s, Centennial basketball game, the eam pulls off the pyramid stunt.

Dec. 21 - The Maroons placed fifth at the Pontiac competition.

an. 18 -At the Mattoon competition, he team earned first place with a score of 78.26,

an. 26 -The team participated in the Illini challenge and placed third.

Mar, 14 - The squad's eason is ended after Central loses the ectional game.

Main - During halftime of a varsity basketball game, freshman hazmyne Hunter completes multiple Joack-handsprings in Qa row.

MaddyMillerhadanexcellent fouryearsofcheeringat Central.Thisyearshewasaflier fortheteam,andperformedin allthecompetitions.Herbright smile and loud cheers always helpedpumpupthecrowd.

Left -After completing a stunt, enior Catlyn Baker and the team ave to the fans as they walk off of he cour. he air, junior flyer Jennifer albreath is attempting the bow land arrow position.

feo - While being hoisted up into

basket, junior Julie Spohrer claps her hands to cheer on the Maroons.

IFar Right - As Central shoots a free throw, the cheerleaders on the sideline keep their DOM jpoms in the air and stay quiet.

Interview

@: What was the best part about being on the cheer team?

A: You get to meet new people, all my best friends are on the team, get front row to every game, and you get to see every single game.

Q: What was the teams high point of the season?

A: When we won the Monticello competition, even though our music stopped halfway through.

Right - Balance is key during this ricky backwards dive being attempted by junior Isaac Kasten, Central's top diver.

Below -Sophomore Payton Woods has taken the lead before even entering the water with his near lawless start.

IMain-SophomoreHunterJones shows Off his fast reflexes as he lexplodes off the blocks in this meet lagainst cross-town rival Centennial.

Center Left -This was Sophomore Corbin Phillips’ first year of diving but he has Joicked it up incredibly quickly.

IFarLeft-Backstrokeis the main event of junior jRiley Kemper who is hown executing a backstroke start at the Unit 4 Pool.

Senior MVP: Evan Miller Interview

Q:Whatwouldyousaywastheteam’sstrong_Itissaidthatthebestleaders,leadby point this year? example, and the same can be most

Q:Whatwasyourfavoritememoryofthe season?

A:OurstrongpointthisyearwasthatweweredefinitelysaidaboutEvanMiller.Evan deep. We had good guys swimming in every worked hard at every practice and event. motivated those around him to do the same. All of his practice paid off because he went fo state this year in 2 relays and 2 individual events.

A:Finallymakingittostate!

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Below - Freshman Devon Bell checks his time n the scoreboard eagerly as soon as his race is finished, hoping to get a best time.

an. 28th -At the Urbana Aquatic Center, Central easily ook first at Twin City. Jan 8th -Central defeated rival Centennial by a score Of 129 - 51.

entral’s Boys’ Swimming and Diving team had quite the exceptional season this year. With a total of 27 swimmers, one thing this team definitely did not lack was depth. Led by seniors Evan Miller, Clayton Lehmann, Thomas Briggs and Elias Wilcoski, this team contained mostly juniors and sophomores. Leading the charge for the juniors were Riley Kemper, Brandon Bell, Spencer Hays and recent transfer from Centennial, Scott Wierschem. The underclassmen had much talent also. Most notably, were sophomores Hunter Jones and Payton Woods, and freshman Devon Bell and Cam Barnard. The team did very well in competition, finishing the season with a record of 3 - 1 in dual meets. Central also placed 2nd at the Bloomington invite and placed Ist in the annual Twin City Meet. After taking second place to Normal West at the Big 12 Conference Meet, Central went on to win Sectionals overwhelmingly. They won 8 out of the 12 events (including all 3 relays), sending those winners to State in Evanston, IL. The individual winners were Evan Miller in the 200 Individual Medley and the 100 breaststroke, Cam Barnard in the 100 Butterfly, Payton Woods in the 50 free, and Isaac Kasten in Diving.

Center RightExtending to his maximum wingspan, reshman Cam Barnard swims his best stroke, butterfly.

IFar Right - While not swimming in an event, most swimmers stand at the end of the pool land cheer their team lon to victory.

Mar. 1st -State was | held in Evanston this # ear and Central had wiramers in 8 events!

Feb 22nd. - Central on sectionals with 320.5, 2nd place Centennial had 216.

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entral’s wrestling team faced many challenges during the 2013-2014 season. With five freshman and three other first-year wrestlers on the Varsity line-up and two new coaches to lead the program, the season began as a learning season in many ways. Led by seasoned Varsity captains Riley Staab, Brandon Klein, Jack Rossi, and Toby Rivera, the team lost several of the first dual meets. With time, however, the team gained momentum until itwas truly a force to be reckoned with. At the end of the season, the wrestlers finished second overall at the Eastern Illinois Invitational Tournament, with many of Our boys winning their brackets. The next weekend, the team placed second at Regionals, beating out Centennial as revenge for the loss at Twin City. Individually, the team sent 10 of 14 wrestlers to Sectionals, upsetting opponents in almost every weight bracket. Among these wrestlers were freshmen Rio Beals and Amir James, as well as first year wrestlers Joe Goode, Ryan Baker, and Anthony Davis. Affer battling through Sectionals, captains Staab, Klein, and Rivera alll advanced to State. Though none placed, they all fought to the best of their abilities and were proud to have made itso far.

Sophomore Trystyn Schoonover puts him in a front headlock.

ICenter Left -Thirsty for air in a tough match, Sophomore lan Davis turns his opponent rom Urbana with a half nelson.

Since the beginning lof the season, Coach Merle emphasized sportsmanship. All iwrestlers should be class acts. @ a Jan. 30th - Despite losing to Centennial, wihe Maroons defeated Urbana and STM at Twin Cities.

Below -After securing the leg, Toby Rivera renches his opponent's arm behind his back in the State Tournament.

hen Regionals ame, all Maroon restlers had improved greatly. Feb. 21st - Three utstanding Maroon restlers qualified for tate.

i - Sophomore and first-year wrestler Joe Goode throws his opponent from STM. Joe later continued to wrestle at Sectionals.

Left - Despite brutal resistance, reshman Amir James hoists his opponent's leg, looking for a singleleg takedown.

IBelow-"Tripoding'uponhishead and toes, freshman Patrick Beckemeyer capitalizes on his opponent's mistake,and prepares to score two points.

Center Right -After a difficult battle, Anthony Davis has his hand

Interview

Q: What was it like to compete at state your Wrestling at the 220 weight class senior year? despite weighing almost 15 A: It was a blast. It’s tough but it is a great pounds less, Toby had much to —_|jearning experience. bear this season. As a team Q: Is the team prepared for next year's season? captain he helped lead the A: As a team | think they will do great, and there team, and himself, to victory are a few individuals who have a great chance throughouttheyear. atstate.

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As part of the Central jazz bands, Abigail Manaster, Eli Imlay, Nimesh Avashia, Gabriel Mitchell and Thomas Phelps represent their bands in style. All of the bands played wonderfully at Swing Central 2014 in order to create a fun night of dancing and music.

TheNew Year

Below: Carson Kemper, Sophie Wathen and Sophie Reynen ring in the NEW eoi

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A (: group of seniors spend \\ their snow day out on the hills, sliding down the hill only to tumble into a pile at the bottom. Damien Radanavong said, "It was tons of fun, even though it was freezing and we kept falling off the sleds in the Ne middle of the hill!"

Finals take a toll on all of Central's students from freshmen to seniors. But, we always know that we will all make it out in the end.

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Q. What other Central plays and musicals have you participated in?

A: The Wiz and Putnam County Spelling Bee

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Q. Did you participate in theater in high school?

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Q. How did you balance the craziness of being on stage and being a teacher?

A: do something called timeblocking. block out my free time and then decide what needs to get done during each time slot for each week.

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in a far away swamp there was a young ogre named Shrek who had just been sent away by his parents to live a life on his own. Shrek’s mom and dad warn him that because of his ugly looks, he will not have any friends or a happy ending to his life. After singing about how big, bright, and beautiful his world is, he is interrupted by a group of fairly-tale beings composed of fairies, elves, and even Pinocchio who storm his swamp complaining about how they were just kicked out of the Kingdom of Duloc under the order of the tyrant, Lord Farquaad. As the fairy-tale creatures leave the swamp to regain their freedom, Shrek unintentionally frees a Donkey (named Donkey) from Lord Farquaad’s army. The Donkey then decides to tag along with Shrek to repay him for saving his life. Back in the castle, Lord Farquaad is pestering Gingy, the gingerbread man, on the whereabouts of his future wife, Princess Fiona. He finally gets his hands on a 4magic mirror which reveals that Princess Fiona is captured in a tall castle that is surrounded by molten lava and must be rescued. Suddenly, Shrek and Donkey walk into the palace. Impressed by Shrek's size, Lord Farquaad demands Shrek to rescue Princess Fiona in exchange for his swamp to be freed. Shrek and Donkey grow further and further apart from each other because Shrek is easily set off by Donkey’s obnoxious behavior. However, when Shrek and Donkey are forced to cross a rickety bridge with a 100 foot drop into molten lava, their friendship is strengthened because they must trust each other and work together. The team rescues the Princess and Donkey even leaves with a lover, the guard Dragon. Once Fiona, Shrek, and Donkey have left the castle Fiona demands that she sees what her prince charming looks like and is disgusted when she finds out he is an ogre, and not a prince. As the three go on with their journey back to the castle, Shrek and Donkey’s relationship strengthens along with Fiona and Shrek's relationship. Shrek and Fiona quickly fall in love while Lord Farquaad plans his wedding with Fiona. On the night that Shrek decides to profess his love to Fiona, Donkey finds out her true secret: at sundown, she turns into an Ogre and only a true love's kiss will make her a human forever and unlock the curse. Shrek arrives at a wrong time and confuses Fiona’s description of herself as an opinion about himself. He orders Lord Farquaad to come and take her immediately. Everything starts to fall apart until the night of the wedding. Fiona is unable to receive her kiss before sundown and she is turned into an ogre in front of the entire church. Disgusted, Lord Farquaad banishes her and arrests Shrek. Donkey and the dragon come in and save the day. Fiona agrees to stay an ogre because she is still beautiful and wants to marry Shrek and they begin their new lives togetherandlivehappilyeverafter.

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Afteramonthofevents celebratingBlackHistoryMonth, there is a lively performance in Deckertheater2/28/2014.

The choir happilyhelps out in the finale performance.

DamaniBolden,the UniversityofIllinoisstudent bodypresident,givesan inspiringspeechabouthis experienceinstudent governmentthathe comparestoaroller coaster.

NAAPID

National African American Parent Involvement Day 2/10/2014

"Nopersonisyourfriend whodemandsyour silence,ordeniesyouright togrow."

-AliceWalker

WhatisNAAPID?

NAAPIDisanationalcallto action to increase African Americanparental involvement in their children’s education.

Ranija Turner, Alexus Turner, and Winfield ea help serve

This winter the Midwest was hit by a "polar vortex". It’s been the coldestin20yearsinsomeareas Of Illinois with wind chills as low as 50degreesbelow.Temperatures like this can cause frostbite within minutes, so Unit 4 was forced to cancelschoolJanuary22nd, 26th,27th,andFebruarySth. food.

Students Bread Bconfidently to their audience.

Ms.Cook,Mr.Kosovski,Ms. Johnson,andmanyothers workhardtomakethisday happenandsupportAfrican AmericanClubatCentral HighSchool.

"Myhairfreezes into icicles by thetimegetin the school most mornings.just _~want winter to be over!"

Chloe Anderson

February12th,2014

SeniorsNimeshAvashiaand EvanMillersay,"Getready Americal!"afterthey registeredwithProjectVote.

Project Vote

AfricanAmericanCluborganizedProjectVotetohelp registerstudentssotheycanexercisetheirrighttovote!It wasahugesuccess,registering134studentswhocan nowvoteintheupcomingelections:Consolidated GeneralElection,GeneralPrimaryElection,andthe GeneralElectioninthefall.

African American Club

Duringhalftimeatthegame againstEisenhower,therewasa memorialforJoeJackson-Parks, aCentralstudentwhograduated lastyearwiththeclassof2013 andwaslovedbymany.Hewas killedinatragiccaraccident November2013attheyoung ageof18.Itwasemotionalforall inattendancethatnight, includinghisfamily,because theydidnotgettosaytheirlast wishestohimandseehisdreams carry Out.

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Remembering Joe Jackson-Parks

Thisawardwasmadein memoryofJoeJakcsonas Parks to award students like him who are involved withathleticsandaround the community, who mm Nave broken a cycle in mitheirfamily,struggled eefinancially,overcome obstaclesandimpacted

February 28th, 2014

er those around them.

Row 1: Cecilia Wilson, Andrew Prom, Mallory Wentworth, Glorian Roberts, Rebeka Sowers, Ginger Tufte, Emma Chmielewski,SophieWathen,SiennaStolte,MaeveMurphy,SarahCossman,SarahMcDonald,NatalieFleming, Geralyn, Paray, Anura Namachchivaya, Leah Roberts, Vaishnavi Naidu, Deysi Juarez, Harsh Singh, Raj Patel. Row 2: Kamryn Pettigrew, Andrew Mininger, Panayiota Laros, Bryan Huang, Olivia Dodds, Daja Wilson, Adrienne Squier, Allie Pelafos,MadiAtkinson,CarsonKemper,ZoeDunn,SnigdhaSharma,RyanAnton,SydneyOlson,KayleighRitten, MadeleineWalwik,TomBrya,SophieReynen,MartinWebber,OliviaGulley.Row3:DaijaWilliams,TayaWestfield, Meagan Borgsmiller, Nicole Barnes, Ben Ngo, Jacob Lo, Lorren Kraniz, Benjamin Carnahan, Nicholas Jackson, Ryan Chalifoux, Theo Jackson, Adam Manaster, Daniel Briggs, Evan Bossenbroek, Devon Bell, Jeremy Cossman, Huy Dang, and Erin Henderson.

Row 1: Ali Lasemi, Bella Ritz, Sarah Vendal, Maddie Rice, Maddie Omer, Shireen Hassan, Krista Habing, Kelda Habing, Julia Polk, Celeste Thompson, Claire Washburn, Brenda Gonzalez-Salinas, Kiran Murphy, Audrey Akins, Deffa Barro. Row 2: Bailey Gordon, Coltrane Zerai-che, Callie Miller, Rachael Courtney, Anica Miller, Nikita Mandhan, Surabhi Jain, Haajar Aminmasour, Sherry Tang, Desirae Shirley, Olivia Prudhomme, Isabella Aviles, Kelly Wright, Emily Madden, Rishabh Jaryal, David Thompson, Hollee Trent, Sarah Halberstadt, Kerry-Ann Lombela. Row 3: Madeline McMahon, Corbin Phillips, Zoe Lawyer, David Nguyen, Julian Brennan Pomatio, Kelisha Koradiya, Nicholas Hittle, Katie Butler, Edward Tang, Nikhil Thope, Payton Woods, Kolton Canales, Trevaun Dhom, Nate Guido, Dana Westfield, and J.D. Young.

Row 1: John Rossi, Austin Billimack, Clarissa Stanhope, Haley Plattner, Haley Garrison, Brandon Buttlar, Jonas Reger, Robert Welch, Sahana Jain, Renata Smith, Namrata Mandhan, Elizabeth Lamkin, Maddy Chalifoux. Row 2: Carolina Diaz, Nadine Guyot, Andrea Collins, Sierra Seten, Emma Hall, Madeline Weglarz-Ward, Natalie Bina, Sara Sunderland, Laura Vendal, Kyle Knox, Spencer Hays, Rose Whitsitt. Row 3: Anna Lin, Aidan Healy, Olivia Fossier, Matthew Vanderwerf, Niyata Madhukar, Neda Sroka, Niallan O’Brien, Hannah Wright, Eva Wilkey, Suzie Reardanz, Gretchen Raila, Brittany Bancroft, Jennifer Sola, Emily Alameda, Shahbaz Khan, Hayden Dodds, Katie Sloniger, Austin Aten. Row 4: McKenna Mapes, Andrew Myers, Patrick Yim, Elizabeth Kim, Ashley Thopiah, Elias Wilcoski, Corey White, Nimesh Avashia, Olivia Reynen, Erin Slifer, Ranija Turner, Catlyn Baker, Alexus Turner, Ali Miller, Emily Engelbrecht-Wiggans, Erin Roux, Emma Wendt, Averi Simpson. Row 5: Michael Hlinka, lan Gidcomb, Dawn Haken, Raye Fields, Benjamin Phipps, Michael Yoo, Emma Atkinson, Frank Kelly, Grant Semonin, Evan Miller, Lauren Hurt, Natalie Akins, Josh Bagger, Maeve Selin, Kathryn Gunderson, Zach Dorner, Joel Thompson, Scott Wierschem, Ben Mertens, Will Smith, PJ Garinger, and Noah Wells.

Row1:AndrewHopper,MichaelManard,ZacharyWilliams,andLucasWilson.Row2:MeaganKhoshaba,Olivia Johnson,JoshCaughey,NimeshAvashia,CoreyWhite,NatalieAkins,AnnaLin,RenataSmith,NamrataMandhan, EvaWilkey,McKennaMapes,SheenaKhan,CidneeSheehan,MiaMiller,DanaKlaus,RoseWhitsitt,andKathryn McCulley.Row3:LauraVendal,KoltonCanales,NikhilThope,TomHubbard,ClarissaStanhope,HaydenHinton, DamienRadanavong,Anderson,ShahbazKhan,LaurenHurt,LiaJordan,RanijaTurner,TiarraMcMillan,ErinSlifer, SophieReynen,KelleyMcDonald,KatieSloniger.Rew4:ZachDorner,ConnorMapes,JoelThompson,JoshBagger, JonFoster,ZackBauman,FrankKelly,GrandSemonin,EllenWalker,MadisonMiller,AustinBillimack,Caroline Hopper,AliMiller,AminahBazzell-Smith,AustinAtenandMaddieLeGrande.

Row 1: Emily Miller, Hannah Wright, Maeve Murphy, Adrienne Squier, Fiona Kimble, Maddie Rice, Coltrane Zerai-Che, Emma Chmielewski, Maddi Weglarz-Ward, Alahna Van Matre, Maddy Walwik, Devanshi Popat, Emma Hall. Row 2: Sarah Vendal, Julia Polk, Lamaya Smith, Morgan Springer, Isiah Brighton, Natalie Bina, Ashley Rutledge, Ashley Massey, Niyata Madhukar, Kristine Daniels, Rachel Slotnick, Shireen Hassan, Olivia Prudhomme. Row 3: Theo Jackson, Mitchell Flanagin, Ben Peek, Samuel M., Jonlyn Miller, Cameron Edwards, William Kanter, Melvin Stevens, Zoe Dunn, Tabitha Camp, Laura Vendal, Aminah Bazzell-Smith, Rebekah Krejci, Ryan Anton, Gloria Roberts. Row 4: Garrett Tieder, Brandon Buttlar, Nadine Guyot, Martin Walwik, Andy Roadcap, Wyatt Simmons, Anthony Weddle, Josh Harris, Quinn Murphy, Lillie Sokolski, Omri Schwartz, Darian Wells, Rachel Fields, and Jeremy Brown.

Row 1: Glorian Roberts, Alexus Turner, Cidnee Sheehan, Mia Miller, Virtuous Thomas, Geralyn Paray, Raj Patel, Tanesha Hoskins, Cadejah Wright. Row 2: Mrs, Graham, Olivia Carswell, Lea Thompson, Marina Taylor, Alexis Smith, Anthony Giboney, Sheena Khan, Caroline Hopper, Tiarra McMillan, Desirae Shirley, Harsh Singh. Row 3: Madeline McMahon, Huy Dang, Maeve Murphy, Tylar Young, Airiana Smith, Shahbaz Khan, Dre‘Anna Lawrence, Ali Miller, Shymiah Douglas

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Row 1: Callie Miller, Krista Habing, Kelda Habing, Niallan O’Brien, Anna Lin, Karishma Pandya, Shireen Hassan, Hope Llewellyn

Row 2: Kristine Daniels, Bunkunzie Lun, Corbin Phillips, Sydney Drollinger, Claire Washburn, Mallory Wentworth, Madi Atkinson

Row 3: Madame Schrader, Brenda Gonzalez Salinas, Maddy Chalifoux, Wonwoo Jung, Kerry-Ann Lombela, Olivia Prudhomme, Elizabeth Kim

Row 4: Emma Atkinson, Katie Butler, Bella Ritz, Lillie Sokolski, Melvin Stevens, Amanda Runyan, Erin Roux

Row 1: Tanesha Hoskins, Ranija Turner, Alexis Osler, Tiarra McMillian, NorrlynMichael Allen, Marsalis Peacock, Devale West

Row 2: Denica Logan, Danyell Hoskins, Alexus Turner, Brianna Wade, Justice Winfield, Ariel Davenport, Lynnsey Mckatherine, Chantel Jackson

Row 3: Razjanae Evans, Shymiah Douglas, Robernae Perry, Laminna Langston, Cadejah Wright, Jevante Sibley, Robin Langston, Donisha Perry

Leaders Make Leaders

Row 1: Airiana Smith, Hannah Young, Bella Ritz, Jessica Devine, Catlyn Baker, Hannah shinew

Row 2: Hannah Wright, Kelley McDonald, Maddy Chalifoux, Dana Klaus, Mia Miller, Caroline Hopper, Laura Vendal, Ali Miller, Josh Caughey, Courtney Gould, Alan Simpson

Row 3: Mr. Woods, Tylon Turner, Riley Staab, Corey White, Hayden Hinton, Andrew Hopper, Luke Beesley, Ranija Turner, Mr. Pazanin, Nikhil Thope, Averi Simpson, Mr. Hood

Science OLy mpiak

Row 17: Aidan Ero-Wilson, Tom Brya, Bryan Huang, Courtney Plattner, Anwyn Payonk, Sarah Vendal, Krista Habing, Niyata Madhukar, Priya Jain, Celeste Thompson.

Row 2: Ms. Pomahac, Irene Andsager, Matt Butler, Abby Manaster, Laura Vendal, Madeleine Chalifoux, Haley Plattner, Emily Madden, Wonwoo Jung, Elizabeth Lamkin, Mr, Tylkowski.

Row 3: Rachel Fields, Patrick Yim, Michael Yoo, Brandon Bell, Dawn Haken, Alex Blodgett, Steven Lin, Julian Brennan-Pomatto, Corbin Phillios, Marielle McNabney, and

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Archery

Members: Elliot Brown, Domenick Hennigh, Benjamin Carnahan, Zak Williams, Dottie Green, Tony Pham, Sara Reinhold, Gabby Frazier, Malia Calderon-Nelson, Austin Slotnick, Savannah Roberts, Vaishnavi Naidu, Raj Patel, Anwyn Payonk, Emily Blankenship, Philip Wachter, Tessa Barnes, Celine Poowiang, Megan Reinhold, Alexis Stillabbower, Allison Reiling, Alissa Warren, Nashare Broughton.

Shespiant

Row 1: Lillie Sokolski, Hannah Wright, Fiona Kimble, Emma Hall, Alahna Van Matre, Rachel Slotnick.

Row 2: Isiah Brighton, Natalie Bina, Madeline Weglarz-Ward, Ashley Massey, Kristine Daniels.

Row 3: Jonlyn Miller, Nadine Guyot, Mitchell Flanagin, William Kanter, Anthony Weddle, Omri Schwarz, Tabitha Camp.

Row 4: Brandon Buttlar, Martin Walwik, Andy Roadcap, Wyatt Simmons, Quinn Murphy, and Jeremy Brown.

Yearbook

Row 1: Madeline McMahon, Maddy Supp, Isabella Rossi, Natalie Akins, Kayla Gould, Mckenna Mapes, Sheena Khan, Rose Whitsitt

Row 2: Cidnee Sheehan, Mallory Herges, Lia Jordan, Kenzie Armstrong, Anna Lin, Erin Roux, Andrea Boley, Ms. Salfelder

Row 3: Ben Mertens, Courtney Gould, Scott Wierschem, PJ Garinger, Ben Jefferson, Josh Bagger

Specthum Alliance

Row 1: Sarah Collins, Rachel Slotnick, Julie Spohrer, Alahna Van Matre, Madeline Weglarz-Ward, lan Rodriguez.

Row 2: Maeve Murphy, Adrienne Squier, Ashley Massey, Anissa Hill, Austin Strand, Gretchen Raila, Robert Martin.

Row 3: Marielle McNabney, Omri Schwarz, Tabitha Camp, Reni Nugent, and Zoe Kosmopoulos.

Row 1: Krista Habing, Wonwoo Jung, Priya Jain, Nancy Hong.

Row 2: Laura Vendal, Haley Plattner, Bella Ritz, Eli Imlay, Guanheng Luo, Bara Saadah, Katie Butler.

Row 3: Irene Andsager, Hollee Trent, Jonas Reger, GabeMitchell,MichaelYoo,AlexMagro,John Rossi, and Frank Kelly.

STuden? Counci

Row 1: Katie Sloniger, Kelley McDonald, Olivia Atkins, Meagen Khoshaba, Jennifer Galbreath, Olivia Prudhomme, Row 2: Madeline McMahon, Niallan O'Brien, Natalie Akins, Audrey Akins, Maeve Murphy, Olivia Dodds, Devanshi Popat. Row 3: Andrew Mininger, Ginger Tufte, Sophie Wathen, Allie Pelafos, Laura Vendal, Erin Henderson. Row 4: Ms. Flugge, lan Gidcomb, Jessica Young, Lea wee Thompson, and Shahbaz Khan.

ca Scholars UNniars

Row 1: Elizabeth Kim, Tiana Webb, Madison Chaney, Mia Miller, Ali Miller

Row 2: Ashley Massey, Hannah Young, Elizabeth Lamkin, Cameron Edwards, Laura Vendal, Erin Roux

Row 3: Rachel Fields, Noah Wells, Emma Atkinson

Row 1: Gretchen Raila, Nancy Hong, Aidan O'Brien, Mrs. Silverman, Emica Quigley, Paul Benson Row 2: Natalie Akins, Toby Rivera, Chloes Gerard, Neda Sroka Row 3: Audrey Akins, Rowan Erb-Wilson, Sara Francisco, Jonathan Stiles, Niallan O’Brien, Jerome Karaganis, Alex Blodgett, Fiona Kimble, Parker Kellner, Grant Kenney, Garth Morris, Joshua Jackson

Row 1: Kristine Daniels, Alyssa Olson, Devanshi Popat

Row 2: Tina Bien, Emma Mankin, Emma Atkinson, Cameron Edwards

Row 3: Michael Yoo, Andy Hopper

Row 1: Natalie Bina, Jiratchaya Poowiang, Anica Miller, Aiahna Van Matre, Julie Spohrer, Emily Miller

Row 2: Niyata Madhukar, Rebekah krejci, Cole Prescott, Quinn Murphy, Bryson Taylor, Hannah Wright

Row 3: Tim Wilson, Josh Harris, Matthew Frazzetto, Nathan Harris, Alexander Frazzetto

Inberac®

Row 1: Devanshi Popat, Jiratchaya Poowiang, Bella Ritz, Rachael Courtney, KarishmaPandya,MeagenKhoshaba, Emily Engelbrecht-Wiggans

Row2:AmberYang,Sophiellunga,Tina Bien, Aidan Healy, Isabella Aviles, PJ Garinger, Steven Lin

Row 3: Matthew Vanderwerf, Zahra Hanifah, Alyson Wagner, Will Smith, Jessica Wagner, Irene Andsager, Henry Goldsmith, Mr. Tylkowski

Row 1: LaToya Taylor, Anura Namachchivaya, Devine Massaki, Adrienne Squier, Maeve Murphy, Emily Blankenship Row 2: Mariah Guyot, Emma Garrison, Lamina Langston, Lamaya Smith, Brandy Hoskins, Kearris Gavin Row 3: Emily Benson Pauline Stieber, Aidan Erb-Wilson, Jon Krejci, Preston Roseborugh, Mia Miller, Peyton Luesse

Row 1: Garrett Farthing, Isiah Brighton, Brian Rose, Madison Chaney, Tim Wilson, Mrs. Kuppler, Ms, Carlson

Row 2: Charlie Snell, Michael Smith, Tevin Gordon, Jeff Chen

Row 3: Cameron Manuel, Jeffery Dieker, m= Cameron Edwards, Ms. Woodworth, Hannah ‘gyYoung

French

Hho no Society

Row 1: Melvin Stevens, Kristine Daniels, Leah Siegel, Meena Jain

Row 2: John Bien, Rebekah Krejci, Anna Lin, Niallan O'Brien, Maddy Chalifoux

Row3:MadameSchrader,PJGaringer, Elizabeth Kim, Erin Roux, Emma Atkinson

Scholastic Bowl]

Row 1: Thomas Phelps, Emily Madden, Alex Blodgett, Dawn Haken

Row 2: Hollee Trent, Priya Jain, Nancy Hong, Julia Polk

Tina Bien, Jiratchaya Poowiang, Coltrane Zerai-Chi, Noah Wells, Matt Purnell, Bailey Gordon, Ben Clark, Ben Perkinson

Row 1: Courtney Plattner, Emily EngelbrechtWiggans, Rachael Courtney

Row 2: Haley Plattner, Sarah A. Vendal, Rebecca Crisman, Ali Miller

Row 3:Josh Caughey, Tom Hubbard, Leah Roberts, Mia Miller, Kayla Hubbard, Neda

Row 1: Ashley

Row 2: Nadine Guyot, Irene Andsager, lsabella Aviles,

Operation Cool

Row 1: Garth Morris, Lauren Kordik, Zoe Kosmopoulos, Fiona Kimble, Zach Dorner, Alicia Bradley

Row 2: Mr. Ramirez, Ryan Mondak, Garrett Tieder, Andrea Boley, Anissa Hill, Hannah Smock, Shahbaz Khan

Peer Gury

Row 1: Alexus Turner, Joel Thompson, Laura Vendal, Shahbaz Khan, Ranija turner

Row 2: Marina Taylor, Lea Thompson, Madeline Mcmahon, Ali Miller, Isabella Aviles, Cadejah Wright, Caroline Hopper, Tanesha Hoskins, Shymiah Douglas

Row 3: Mrs. Graham, Alexis Smith, NorrlynMichael Allen, Rosemary Knight, Tylar Young, Anthony Giboney, Marsalis Peacock

Row 1: Krista Habing, Nancy Hong, Laura Vendal, Suzie Reardanz, Sahana Jain, Kunjie Zhan

Row 2: Hollee Trent, Wonwoo Jung, Bryan Huang, Guanheng Luo, Katie Butler, Marielle McNabney, Bella Ritz, Rachael Courtney

Row 3: Mr. Hwang, Bara Saadah, Edward Tang, Ben Storsved, Alex Magro, Dmitri Salov, Jessica Young

African Ca ican Club

Row 1: Ariel Davenport, Ranija Turner, Alexis Osler, Alexus Turner, Tiarra McMillian, Chantel Jackson

Row 2: Capricia Whittaker, Brian Thomas, Trenise Stokes, Norrlyn-Michael Allen, Justice Winfield, Marsalis Peacock

German Club

Scott Wierschem, Natalie Bina, Andy Roadcap, Dawn Haken, Alicia Bradley

Future Teachers

Row 1: Irene Andsager, Haley Plattner

Row 2: Mr. Reid, Brenda GonzalezSalinas, Nadine Guyot, Courtney Plattner

Creative W iting

Row 1: Anna Lin, Steven Lin, Tamyra

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he Eric Show is a juried high school art show that was established in 2010 and is endowed by Dale and Peg Steffensen in memory of Dale’s son Eric (1951-1970). Throughout high school, Eric won several awards for his outstanding artwork and demonstrated creativitythatwas farbeyondhis years.Hehad plansofmajoring inartatUIUCwhen he was killed by a drunk driver. His helpyoungartistsin thecommunityby hostinganArtShow inhishonor.

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Manyoftheart students collaborated to createfourpairsof Vans in the themes of art, music, action sportsandlocal flavor to enter into the Vans Custom Culture contest.

Audrey Aking

Throughout the 2013-2014 school year, the band has traveled to Danville, Mahomet, Peoria, Philadelphia, and New York, receiving many awards and honorablementionsalongtheway.AtDanville,CentralwasawardedBest DrumMajor,BestPercussion,BestWinds,BestColorGuard,FirstinClass,folate! FestivalGrandChampion.AtMahomet,CentralwasalsorewardedwithBest DrumMajor,BestPercussion,BestMusic,FirstPlaceoverall,andFestivalGrand Champions.CentralBandreceived47divisiononeratingsand10divisiontwo ratingsattheIHSASoloandEnsemblecontest.AttheUniversityofIllinoisthe bandreceivedarewardforThirdinClass.Alsoaspecialcongratulationsto MatthewFrazzettoandAdamManasterforbeingnamed"BestoftheDay’.

ChoirCentral Maarigals

hisyear'sChoirandMadrigalshadaneventful i) year, participating in several performances. The ChoirattendedthePopsConcerwiththeband andorchestraonOctober1st,sangtheNational Anthem before the Central/Centennial football gameonOctober18th,performedatCentral's AcademicAwardsNight,andbothparticipatedin theyearlyMadrigalDinneronDecember7thand 8th.Alongwiththis,Choirconcertswereheldin FebruaryandApril,showcasingthetalentofour Central music department directed by Mr. Larson.

Aboveleft:ChoirdirectorMr.Larsondirects thestudentsthroughasongattheWinter ConcertonFebruary27th

Left:Thechoirperformsasongduringthe MadrigalDinner.

Above:StudentssingattheWinterConcert.

Right: Cole Prescott rests before the dinner table.

Below: The students participate in the reenactment of a traditional renaissance dinner in Central's cafeteria. Below Right: The madrigals perform a song for friends and family dressed in traditional renaissance attire.

1,MiaMiller,Anura NamachchivayaandMaeve Murphyfocusinbetweensongs.

2.StudentsperformattheWinter Concern.

3.BrysonTaylor,JonlynMiller, AnicaMiller,andJenniferSola greetfriendsandfamilybefore theMadrigalDinner.

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his year's Color Guard had an eventful season. It consisted | of a great group of girls including Savannah Furman, Brenda Gonzalez, Lauren Hess, Denica Logan, Jonlyn Miller, Jessica Pope, Meagan Reinhold, Sara Reinhold, Savannah Roberts, Rachel Slotnick, Julie Soohrer, Adrienne Squier, Hollee Trent, Meghan Uppinghouse, Maddy Walwik and Alissa Warren. The girls not only performed during half time of the home football matches, they also attended several competitionswiththeMaroonMarchingBandatMahome?t, Danville,andtheUniversityofIllinois.

1.RachelSlotnick,ajuniormemberofColorGuard, perfectsherflag-twirlingduringthehalftimeofthe homecomingfootballgame.

2. Adrienne Squier, a freshman member, fearlessly performshermoves.

3. Madeleine Walwik, a freshman, prepares for the routine.

4. Alissa Warren and Brenda Gonzalez finish off their routine.

What is your best memory from being involved with Color Guard?

"It was really fun to learn the moves and how to twirltheflag."

-Savannah Furman

‘Itwasgreat when we won 3rd place at theIllinois Competition."

-Denica Logan

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[. uring the second year of competition in the Big 12 Conference, the Dance Team consisted of Rajesh Clemmons, Zoe Dunn, Brenda Gaona, Danyell Hoskins, Ashley Massey, Jonlyn Miller, and Cadejah Wright. They attended the Big 12 Competition at Normal Community High School on January 18th as Me well as IHSA Dance Sectionals at Morris Community BB High School on January 25th. Along with this, they also performed during half time at basketball and football games.

1. Brenda Gaona and Jonlyn Miller cheer together at the basketball game.

2. Zoe Dunn, Kaitlyn Starkey, Danyell Hoskins, Lashawn Adams and Kayla Napper finish off the dance.

3. Zoe Dunn waits for the half-time routine to begin.

4. The team performs during half time of the Central Sn vs. Centennial basketball game.

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What is your hidden talent?

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"| want to learn computer programming so wish we had a class for that."

Gabriel Manfroi

What is something on your high school bucket list?

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Patrick Beckemeyer

"Goonadate with Kate Upton!"

Ryan Chalifoux

"| want to be in a musical at Central."

Anura Namachchivaya

"| want to take a trip to Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico."

NathanAndsager

"| want to be as cool as Mr. Aldridge by my senior year!"

Rebeka Sowers

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What is your most memorable moment at Central so far?

"When | 2 accidentally hit Mr. Jefferson in the head with a basketball."

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"My first tennis practice and meeting all the fun people."

"When they ——broughtdogsto school to sniff for drugs."

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What is your dream job?

"| want to be a business man because of my family." Nathaniel Guido - "My dream job -istobea musician." GarrettFarthing

"| want to be a lobbyist and live in Washington «| pex— AlanaGleghorn

"A doctor Suinan the week and a special education teacher onthe V~ ) weekends!" | (. Meena Jain zy {

"| want to be a nuclear engineer because it sounds fun."

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If you could change anything at Central, what would it be?

"| would definitely make the lunch food better!"

Rex Martens

"|wouldmake Central have air conditioning!"

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"I'd change the student to teacher ratio."

"| would put the sports facilities next fo the school."

Christopher Monsingh

"| would build 2 new building for Central and the first thing in It would be good irconditioning."

Zakary Williamsay

What is your prized possession?

"My baseball bat is mine. can't play without it!"

Joshua Caughey

"My guitar because it’s been in my family for a long time."

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"A ting that my uncle gave me before he died."

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What do you want to be remembered as? >

i "A nice person Sand not as Chloe Gerard's twin."

Will Gerard

"Inspiring, someone everyone liked to be around, and someone that could make others feel good." PENAL

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"The guy that delivered pizza to the Oscars and gota$1,000 dollar tip."

Andrea Boley

"I'd trade with Oprah because she’s so rich and famous."

Logan Darr

"Ryan Gosling because he has a really good jaw line."

JC Taylor

What is a memorable moment for you at Central?

"When there was a lock down and we were all just chilling trying to stay calm."

Lauren KordikSy

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flash mob proposal to his Girlfriend."

Brian Rose

"When the JV football team beat Centennial since varsity didn't get to."

Elijah Medlyn

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President Vice Prealdettt

High school is a very crucial point for students to keep their grades up. Colleges will be looking at everything that high school students do in their classes before accepting them. These superior students have all maintained a 4.0 GPA in their high school careers. This means that they have gotten an A in every class, every year. Not only do they excel in the classroom, but they are also involved in extracurricular activities such as sports and clubs. They are great leaders for Central underclassmen to look up to. Congratulations on all of your hard work senior scholars! You have truly transformed through your experiences.

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Fveryone'sFriend Best romance

Senior Suck- Ups — Best TV. Personality

Not Pictured: Robert Allen, Andres Juan, Margaret Arends, Caralaya Avant, Brandon Bagwell, Afnan Binzain, Michael Blissit, Sidney Brockett, Dominique Brown, Brandon Buttlar, Tabitha Camp, Matthew Carson,DanteCaruso,TiaraComage,Courtney Conner, Jacob Cribbett, Heriberto Cruz, Lisette Cruz, Centori Currin, Mildred Davis, Wesley Dee, Eric Drake, Chase Ellsworth, Rowan Erb-Wilson, Lorenzo Francisco, Ashley Garrett, Rodney Garrett, Shalik Gill, Adrian Gomez, Jeremiah Gordon, Nathan Harris, Shadezeria Harris, Shawntel Harris, Richard Herr, Lauren Hess, Jacob Horm-Hall, Arneisha Hubbard, Chantel Jackson, Jaylon Jackson, Taniya Jenkins, Brandon Johnson, Joshua Johnson, Quentin Johnson, Feli Keti, Jautaun Larue, Phuoc Le, Kenneth Lemons, Jose Lopez Fuentes, Omar Lopez, Asianna Marrissette, Jose MataAvalos, Kameron McCoy, Evan McDermott, Quantrell McFarland, Anishia Montgomery, Brian Moon,Juana Orozco, Michael Parsons, Marsalis Peacock, Jessica Pope, Jelani Porter, Dominique Redenbaugh, Richard Rivera, Jailyne Roberts, Abdelaziz Saleh, John

Ahmed Yousef Sanders, Countrell Singleton, Byron Smith, Mark Spohrer, Sean Suggs, Nhat Tran, Richard Tufte Yaminda Turner, Arthur Vannote, Nicole Vega, dewion Watson, Devale West.

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SENIOR WILLS

|, McKenna Mapes, will the Mape’s legacy to C. Mapes and my title of "life of the party’ to KT, Maeve, or Kat. will Dos day every Friday to Shabby and Laura. To the future bums, make me proud!

|, Cat Baker, will to my Apprentice my sass and better taste in shoes (no more flats), to Izzybaby. will my voice- stay cute ;) fo tear-drop booty! Will the gods and late night videos to PWoody. give my bowling skills to Payton. will my mad dance skills and jumping spikes. To Ride give my days off :* To CMC, love you all, stayugly.

|, Chloe Lessaris, pass on my talents to my brother, Sam. Make me proud. A huge thank you for all the fights witnessed. CMB CMF

|, Abby Manaster, leave everything to the CCMB and the trombones- POSITIVE MOTIVATION. leave the girls’ soccer team my loud voice and goalie skills. grant Kiran Murphy the rights to the dance "the volunteer’ Lastly, leave Adam Manaster with the family legacy to fulfill, no pressure.

|, Evan Miller, will all of my swimming skills to BS, HJ, and PW. RK, SH, BB, take good care of the relays. Anica, don't fail.

|, Sheenz, will to all seniors next year, my senioritis. Yall prob have if now -_- To my bro, well you're the fam genius, try to have some fun next year. #CGS, Mick does not play, stay in shape. To all the good memories with "the girls" love you all. We outcha. P.S. ILY M.S.

|, Natalie Bina, will to AT our midnight trios, and to AR all of my warm jackets. To my crazy drama family, all of the stressful, yet memorable shows to come, will miss you greatly.

|, ECA, will to AS, my seat on the cheer bus and all of my Sarah Dessen novels. Good luck next year. am going to miss you.

|, Snoozie, will away my high school experience. give the marching band to Shakira, the trombones to my mini me, MW, the soccer team to Beller, the jazz band to my little sister and Callus, and the cup to my vanilla wafer. Y’all betta werk.

|, Andy Hopper, will the cross country team to PW and HS. Cutest boy in schoo! award to NW and BK to GB cause guys it was really funny

|, Jacob, love Cidnee. high school would not have been the same without her. Sheena rocks!

|, Lauren Hurt, aka Lala, will my great high school experiences to my senior class, especially my bffs (love yall) and my snuggle crew! To all incoming seniors, am keeping you in my thoughts. prepare to Cry.

|, Emma Halll, will my good times to Jna$ty, my orch-dorkiness to Jordan, and Fiona, you rock that stage. Have fun in prison!

|, Elias Wilcoski, hereby will to the underclassmen of the Champaign Central Boys’ Swimming and Diving Team, my younger brother. May you work him ‘til he can’t work no more and then keep working him. Nathan Petersen, will my position as lead bass clarinet and any solos you may gain.

|, Bara Sadah, will my defensive basketball skills to Luke Beesley. To Joel Thompson, Zack Dorner, Conor Mapes, and Zack Bauman, | will my intelligence and grades. To my chemistry friend, will my soccer skills.

SENIOR WILLS

|, Niallan O’Brien, will AA all the fun track memories and my sisterly patience (you know she’s just going to get worse); To AO, | will Rosie, my grades, and my smelly spikes- good luck next year! Love you!

|, Hannah Wright, will the hill at Orchard Downs to all my cross country girls. To all my Madrigal peeps, sing your hearts out! LCMT, run so fast next year. Lastly, good luck to any student in Mr. Reid's tough class next year :)

|, Cidnee Sheehan, will my basketball skills to Caro Hops. So Coach P will Out her on the team. My perfect attendants to Sheenz. All 4 years and good times to my girls.

|, Ellen Walker, aka Smellen, will to KT my little brother's love and my "smellen-ness' | also will my very clean, barely used #7 varsity volleyball jersey to the incoming #7 varsity volleyball player. also will my cookie baking skills fo Clayton.

| Nomi Mandhan, leave to my sister Nikita my shiny red car, my volleyball skills, and all my clothes (jk) fisy.

|, Erin Slifer, will Lucifer to Dusty and David. To my cheer babies, my skillz. To Darian, my name, and to Gabby,my fatulousness (not that she needs it). will my health problems to Callie and, of course, My awkwardness to Lydia. And last, will all of my magic bras to Texas. Peace out.

|, ABS, will to my aprenti Texas commazes, card games, and the power of the bump. To J Lynn | will flyer status. will unspeakable nights and heart to hearts to Pay Still. 7 Ring Pops to hank. PP will to you morning hot chocolate. Bari baby, will to you our study hall marriage, love you. To Dare Bear, will to you my heel stretch, areo, and scale. To CHS | will the legend of Cat and Abs. Hate you all. Bye.

|, Neda, aka Neaz, will to the girls’ xc team! Good luck next year! (Twins H and F take care of each other!) will to the seniors that made it all through four years of xc, HW, NO, KG, SS, to the best Coach, €oaen Schultz, and assistant coach, Coach Hood. Thanks for everything! Will to the art department, Mrs. Silverman, could not have done it without you! Thanks to the fam and everyone that was there for me.

|, LJ, will all of my fun memories to anyone who made me laugh at some point while being in high schoolthank you for putting a smile on my face!

|, Rose, will to my g-ten girls Matt Davis and g-days strange references and not funny jokes. To CP my HP knowledge and four years of friendship. To LJ the weirdest and most concerning experiences of my life. will my rapping skills and my ginger soul to my haterz. S/O to 2014 cuz we rthe best. #swag

|, Natalie Akins, will my ability to have fun to AO, please, please use it in the coming year. To AA will all awkwardness that can’t take to college (not that you need anymore than you already have) and hope that you make the most of the next two years, the time flies. Lastly to my beautiful track girls, run fast, Throw far, jump high, and be sure to always let the butterflies fly you to the finish.

|, Maddy Miller, will SB my bad jokes, pb&), and my nefflix accot, AA will to Scott, CH AW- Bruce, Mackenzie- my man laugh, LJ AL MM KA CP CL RW- Lolla, peaches, party bus, CJ EW- pjs, spaceship, KMdumpster diving, lorde hair, my identity, CB- CVS trips.

|, Kayla Gould, will to the golf team all of my lost golf balls and to OA and MM jokes about Becker's hair and the hilarious bus rides. will to coco and her friends all of my fun memories and crazy experiences. Also, all of my excuses to miss school and all of my used up "sick days". Enjoy yall’s last two years...they will fly by. will to Sal all of my expertise. Tata you get all of my secrets and unspeakable moments. Cid-our rich futures and FAB’s. Good luck underclassmen!

William Charlie Snell

Congratulations Charlie! We are very proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad, Mike, & Ozzie

Dear William Axl, we are Thomas _ soproud of Pe you!You ae) have a bright future ahead of you! We love yOu, a Mama, Dad, Robert and Grandma Joyce

CONGRATULATIONS

We ane very proud of you! Love, Mom and Dad

WAY TO GO, sis! VeacHEL

Meow! Love, Cohen & Delilah Od«**&

Erarnad Hall

DearEmma, We'vecherishedthepast 15yearsyou'vebeenin theentertainment business.Nowgosave thepolarbears!You makeusproud!! Love, yourMamaandDaddy

Micah,welldone!Weareso proudofyoufor(3.5)yearsat Central!You'veshownyourselfto beadiligentstudentwithakeen intellect,ateamplayer,honing yourskillsonthelacrossefield, Sie oe and a good friend to those ~~~ around you. God has great ~~plansforyou!Trustinhimandhe willdirectyourpaths.Welove you,Dad,Mom,Abby&Justin andJordan

Jennifer Sola

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COREY WHITI

CONGRATULATIONS 5!

Take the baton and “Goconfidentlyin thedirectionofyour dreams.”

Love,

Haley Rice

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Gabriel Barnett

Congratulations Haley! We are so proud of you! Gabriel, congratulations! We are so proud of you! Always follow your dreams and your heart. We love LNs Mom, Dad, and Graham you so much! Mom, Dad, Frankie, Lucas, Daisy, &

Congratulations Lia! We are very proud of your Emily, we are so proud of you. We have loved hard work and commitment. May this be the watching you grow into the wonderful woman you beginning of a bright future for you! We are excited are. We wish the best for you as you start the next to see God's plan unfold for you as you begin the next chapter of your life. Go Dawgs! Love, Mom, Dad, Evan, Lucky and Cocoa 4

chapter of your life. Love, Mommy and Poppy a

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We love you Ellie! Looking = wee Congratulations ai az theseyears! We are so proud of forward to whatever you F you Taylor! Love, Mom, — pursue with your dreams es wii Dad, and Katelyn at ISU! Love, Mom, Dad, : A y willl and Nick me a Sam

Anna Lin

Anna,wearesoproudof howmuchyouhavedone tobecomewhovouare today.

We love you, Mom, Dad and Audrey --Hugs,Mom&Dad

9 Kayla Gould

Kayla,

Thefirst18yearsofyourlifehavebeenanamazing journey.Weareextremelyproudoftheyoungwoman thatyouhavebecome.Yourloyalty,compassion,and friendshiparesomeofyourmostendearingqualities. Youhaveexceededourgreatestexpectationsinyour studiesandathleticendeavors.Welookforwardtothe next eighteen years and being able to see what they willbring.Wecouldn'tbemoreproudofyou. Love,MomandDad

KA, Thankyouforbeingsuch .a anamazingbigsister...we =z love you TONS. We can't waittofollowinyour =footstepsandexpect GREATthingsfromyou.We havelovedgrowingup withyouasourexample. Love,Courtneyand Caden

Senior Ads :-4

Zakkori Jonnson

His clothes are packed and now it’s timefor him to take his leave, Emotions are alljumbled up; I’m happy but Igrieve. Iknew someday this time would come but itjust came too soon, IthoughtIwould be happy; now I sing a different tune.

Ilook around the room while sitting on his bed, The emptiness I’mfeeling now, in words just can’t be said. The planning and the preparations we've gone through this year, Has caused so much excitement mixed with happiness and fear.

Itry to hold the tears back but it’s hopeless as theyflow, AndIfeelfoolish crying ‘cause Iknew someday he'd go. But as Ithink of losing him from underneath my wing, _ Ialso think about hisfuture and what that will bring.

But now Iface the mixed emotions as so many do, When itcomes right to the day, when they are leaving you. So as Idry my eyes and take another glance around, It’sfinally here and now today my son’s college bound.

To our Son, Brother, & Grandson, You will always be the baby ofthe family but you have also grown into a loving, caring, thoughtful young man. We are proud ofyou, your awakening, and your accomplishments. “Ifyour dreams don’t scare you—they aren't big enough!” Learn all you can in college and explore all that the world has to offer!

Rose Whitsill

To my dear senior statT: It is sad To see s0 many of my yearbook seniors leaving..but know That you all will be moving on To bigger and better Things! have watched you all frans4orm, and many of you have even trans4ormed me! Thank you for all of your hard work and beautiful designs. Good luck next year and in the rest of your lives! -Ms. Salfelder

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Emily Anastasia

Itwas just yesterday that you came home from the hospital to be smothered by your brother's stuffed animals in a loving, welcome home tribute! Now here you are about ready to graduate from high school and move into a bright future! You have always been such a loving, beautiful and compassionate wy itl and now you have become a remarkable youngwoman.Therearenowordsto describe my admiration and respect for your ¥),, strength of character and your ability to RY forgive. You have a whole lot of heart and intelligence and they will serve you well in the real world. cannot wait to see what wonderful things you do in the future and we will always be cheering for you! Love, Mom, Dad, Jamie, and Julian

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Thomas Briggs

Wearesoproudofyou Sheena! We know you have a bright future ahead of you! Love Dad, Mom, Waleed, and Shahbaz

avid Morrow Oh,theplacesyou'll go!Lovefromyour biggestfans,Momand Dad!

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Thomas, we love you - always have, always will! Remember, "With great power comes great responsibility." Love, Mom, Dad, and Daniel

Congra tulations i David! -

How fast the years have gone since the day you walked outthe door to start first grade! a We are so very proud of who = you are and what you have - 3 | accomplished. This is graduation, a but your education is only just beginning!

All our love, Mom and Dad

Priya Jain

Congratulations on all of your outstanding achievements Priya!

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Clare Stanhope

To our Clare-a-Belle: You stole our hearts from Day 1. This is just the beginning of your journeymay it take you far and wide, yet always remind you that your biggest supporters are right here at home knowing you could do whatever you set your mind toward! We think you're pretty amazing. And you sure are! We love youl!!! Mom, Jeff, Kelsie, and Jack P.s. and Aunt Chris...who can not be left out of anything.

DearCidnee, Wherehasthetimegone?Seemslike yesterdaythatwasducttapingyourdiaper so you would leave it on! You have grown into abeautifulyoungladywithaveryconfident, independent,andstrongpersonality.Dream big,theskyisthelimit.Weloveyousomuch andprayforGod'srichestblessingsOnyou. LoveDad,Mom,Christian,Olivia,andGrace

Joe Jackson-Parks

A whole life ahead of him...Central student Joe Jackson-Parks was tragically killed in a car accident on November 23, 2013. He will forever hold a spot in many of the Central students’ hearts along with the teachers that he impacted. Joe was always a happy person and full of life. He graduated from Central in the class of 2013 and is greatly missed. A memorial fund was put together in his honor.

Congrats on a great senior year at Central We are proud of our 2015-20 | aaa We expect great achievements from all of you in The future. IT is now Time To a) ae transform into young Forever adults and face The Centrale world as them. Good _ BIGGEST fan! Luck!

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Editors’ NoTe

This school year has definetly been one of trans4mation. We've faced our ups and downs...especially the yearbook staff. But, with that being said we have produced a successful year! It has been an honor to be the editors of this years book and to work on something so new and exciting. This book is a little different than the "traditional" yearbook because of it being split up by seasons. It is our hope, though, that both students and teachers enjoy the change and enjoy a new type of book. High school is a wonderful time to figure out who you are and trans4form into a young adult. It is a big stepping stone taken before going out into the world on your own. There is so much discovery to be made, as well as memories that will last a lifetime. Yearbooks are a great way to always be able to travel back in time to your "glory days". in ten or twenty years students will be able to look back on their teen years and see how their lives have trans4med since!

Before acknowledging appreciation for others we would like to give a huge thanks to our yearbook staff. They put in hundreds of hours and thousands of ideas into this years book. Even though the book may look pretty, it has a lot of blood, sweat, and tears in it! Without all of you we wouldn't be able to have a successful book! Your dedication and hard work is very much appreciated. Also, to the section edifors...you were OUT second hands in command! You all helped so much and without you this book would not be what it is! You are all awesome! Thank you to Anna Lin for all of her amazing work and countless hours of dedication. You made our jobs ten times easier! Thank you Lia Jordan for all of your creative ideas! As well as Natalie Akins, all of your dedication and hard work!

We need to put a major emphasis on our thanks to the people that made all of our wonderful pictures possible! HR lmaging...their representatives- photographers David Ghent and Liz Brunson in particular; Illini Studios for all of their extra help!

Mr. Kauffman-Thank you for being such a help this year and so understanding of our unique circumstances! You never fail to teach us something new and to always come through when we need it! You have been a great representative! Also, thank you Walsworth Yearbooks for being Our sponsor and producing such a beautiful book for us! Pass along our thanks to Aaron for all of the wonderful artwork he made for us!

Dear Ms. Sal...our biggest THANK YOU goes out to you! You have always stuck by us and given everything that you can! It’s been a rough year to say the least, but your strength has taught us all a great deal and set the standard high! You have been an amazing adviser and without you none of this would even be possible!

Lastly but not least, thank you fo all of the amazing Central students and staff! The staff did a great job putting up with us and the administration, especially Mr. Williams and Mr. Woods, for understanding the work we do.

Good luck to the senior class! We did it! Also, good luck to the underclassmen, hang in there as you will be done before you know it! GOOD LUCK to next year's editors and staff! We have very high expectations and standards for you! Work hard and you will do great!

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Abdulrazak, Donia 17,57, 169

Adams,Lashawn:59,105,151,157

Adams, Trevon: 16,82,88, 104, 107, 200

Aeilts, Joseph 17,46,82,83,88, 169

Agoston, Tyler 82

Aimone, Ariel 85, 169

Aimone, Tristan 142, 147, 157

Akbar, Rijaal 16, 169

Akins, Audrey 16,78,85, 120, 128, 131, 135, 136, 145, 168, 169

Akins, Natalie 16, 51,67,78, 129, 135, 136, 145, 198, 200, 212, 224, 233, 240

Alameda, Emily :129, 131, 181

Albaugh, Coach: 36,62,82,83

Alexander, Blake:19

Allbright, Savannah:200, 212

Allen, Norrlyn-Michael:16,59,64,82, 107, 108, 133, 139, 140, 200

Altenkirch, Richard 181

Altmyer, Alec 17,20,200

Aminmasour, Haajar 128, 131

Anastasia, Coach 104

Anastasia, Emily 105, 200, 212, 225 Anderson, Brad 152

Anderson, Chloe 59, 126,200, 212

Anderson, Coach: 17,82,83, 107 Anderson, Kristen 200

Andsager, Irene 134, 135, 137, 138, 140, 193, 200, 240

Andsager, Nathan 157

Anisimov, Ilya 131, 132, 169

Anton, Ryan 128, 130, 157, 240

Apfel, Logan 146

Archie, Coach 83

Archie, Coach 82

Armstrong, Adam 122, 181

Armstrong, Brooke 200, 212

Armstrong, Kendra 64,73, 135, 194, 200, 213, 224, 225, 240

Armstrong, Lori 122, 169

Ashmore, Brittany 16

Aten, Austin 18,26,27, 129, 132, 193, 196, 200

Atkins, Olivia 35,48,84,98, 135, 181

Atkinson, Emma: 44,65,85,96,97, 129, 133, 136, 137, 181

Atkinson, Madeleine 85, 128, 133, 157

Ausley, Cecil 107, 169

Avashia, Nimesh: 16,28,62,64,67,87, 101, 120, 127, 129, 131, 142, 143, 199, 200

Aviles, Isabella 47,57,72, 128, 137, 138, 139, 143, 169

Axl,William 220

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Basave, Janet 122, 157

Batchelor, Tyler 169

Bates, Kania 169

Baugh, Malina 169

Baum, Brad 53, 140, 152

Baumann, Zackary 56,84,99, 129, 181

Baumgartner, Terra 157

Bazzell-Smith, Aminah 16,56, 129, 130, 201, 213

Beals, Riodon 104, 116

Beard, Taylor 17,201, 222

Beasley, Destanae 157

Beasley, Lacricia 201, 212

Beckemeyer, Patrick 104,117, 157

Becker, Coach 84

Becker, Matthew 59,84, 157

Beesley, Jacob:42,83, 107, 157, 162

Beesley, Lucas:17,20,21, 107, 109, 133, 181

Bell, Brandon 104, 115, 134, 181 Bell, Devon 42,60, 104, 115, 128, 157

Benson, Anna: 54,80, 169

Benson, Emily 80, 137, 201

Benson, Paul 136, 169

Bergman, Karen 152

Bhaskar, Shobhit 169

Bhattacharya, Shivam 201

Bibbs, Shantell 181

Bien, Jonathan 137, 181

Bien, Tina 61, 132, 136, 137, 138, 140, 201, 212

Billimack, Austin 56,69, 129, 131, 196, 201

Bina, Natalie 10, 15,71,72,75, 124, 129, 130, 134, 136, 138, 140, 195, 201

Binnion, Kayleigh :147, 169

Black, Jajvan :169

Blankenship, Emily 132, 134, 137, 157

Blissit, Cashmere 16

Blodgett, Alex 132, 134, 136, 138

Blood, Sarah 152

Boley, Andrea 44,53, 135, 139, 240

Boma, Austin :201

Bomar, Adair:157

Borgsmiller, Meagan:35,43, 106, 128, 157

Bossenbroek, Evan: 43, 128, 142, 143, 147, 157

Botica, Christina:152

Bowdry, Scoyoniah: 18,22,53, 106, 111, 181

Boyd, Allyson 157

Bradford, Janaye 169

Bradford, Ranaye 169

Bradley, Alicia 18,59, 139, 140, 147, 181

Bradley, Avrey 132, 157

Branaman, Lucas 132, 143, 147, 157

Bray, Jeremy: 88,201

Brennan-Pomaito,Julian77,86,128,134, 141, 142, 146, 169

Brewer,Lauren152

Brewer, Natalie 43,157

Bridges, Coach 84

Briggs, Daniel 77, 128, 142, 143, 147, 157

Briggs, Thomas 104, 115, 143, 147, 225

Brighton, Isiah 12,74,75, 124, 130, 134, 137, 146, 181

Butler-Davis, Azaria 158

Buttlar, Brandon 39, 129, 130, 134, 146

Buttlar, Joshua :39,54,79,84, 170

Byndum, Valisa 181

CCalderon-Nelson, Malia 134, 158

Camp, Tabitha 13, 130, 134, 135, 141, 142, 143, 146

Campuzano, Jimmy 158

Canales, Kolton 86, 104, 128, 129, 143, 170

Capers-Meads, Desiree 202

Carlson, Lynette 137, 152

Carnahan, Benjamin :42,84,98,99, 128, 134

Carnahan, Cathleen 202

Carnahav, Ben 158

Carr, Caleb 83, 107, 158

Carswell, Olivia 42,59, 130, 158

Carter, Coach: 82,83

Carver, Brooke 85, 131, 158

Cassie, Coach 85

Catchings, Aramis:66, 181

Caughey, Joshua: 17,83,129, 133, 138, 170

Chalifoux, Madeleine:18,24,34,37,55,58,67, 94, 129, 133, 134, 137, 181

Chalifoux, Ryan 34,42,86,90,91, 128, 158

Chambers, Michael:181

Chaney, Madison: 15,59, 131, 136, 137, 181

Chansa, Musonda: 158

Chen, Jeffrey:137, 147, 170

Chmielewski, Emma: 120, 128, 130, 146, 158

Chung, Sean 58, 170

Ciffarelli, Michael 170

Clark, Benjamin 138, 181

Clegg, Nicholas 152

Clemmons, Rajesh 105, 151, 170

Clemons, Brooke:48,52,53,54, 181

Cler,Alex 54,86, 121, 170

Cocatre-Zilgien, Emma :7

Coggins, Tyler 181

Coleman, Fiona :158

Coleman, Ginia 106

Coleman, Lucretia 106

Coleman, Rachel 158

Coleman, Trequan 123, 158

Collins, Andrea 58,62,77,79, 129, 131, 142, 146, 197, 202, 213

Collins, Madilyn 72,85, 181

Collins, Sarah 63,79, 135, 143, 146, 158

Columna, Mariano 170

Combes, Gabby:43

Contreras-Vazquez, Lissette 181

Cook, Barbara 126, 152

Cossie, Patricia 202

Cossman, Jeremy 128, 158

Cossman, Sarah: 87, 120, 128, 158

Counter, David 141, 142, 143, 146, 170

B

Bae, So Young 132, 169

Bagger,Joseph107,129,157

Bagger, Joshua: 17,52,62,82, 129, 135, 181, 240 Bailey, Shante 16 Baker, Brittany 16,57,87, 100, 181 Baker, Catlyn 43,48,50, 105, 112, 113, 129, 133, 139, 193, 200, 213

Baker, Ryan:82, 104, 116, 181

Bancroft, Brittany 43, 105, 112, 129, 131, 199, 200 Banks, Isaac 169

Bannon, Leo: 19,32,76, 142, 147, 169

Bannon, Sophie 132, 142, 147, 201

Barger,Alec17,169

Barker, Coach 87, 104

Barnard,Cameron:42,72,80,104,115,157

Barnard, Garrett 19

Barnes, Izak 157

Barnes, Nicole 128, 143, 157

Barnes,Tessa134,143,146,169

Barnett, Gabriel 107, 108, 201, 221

Barnett, Graham 107, 169

Barro,Deffa128

Bartley, Daniel 83, 123, 157

Brighton, Jess :10

Britt,Ayonna 201

Brize, Dominique :107, 108

Broadstone, Avery 181

Brock, Zach 169

Brooks, Matthew :15

Brooks, Nicole 53, 152

Broughton, Nashare 77, 134, 147, 157

Brown, Cameron 146, 201

Brown, Coach 16

Brown, Demiah 201, 212

Brown, Dominique 132

Brown, Elliot 134, 157

Brown, Erica 201, 212

Brown, Evan 83, 169

Brown, Jeremy 74,75, 130, 134, 143, 146, 181

Brown, Jessica :19, 181

Brown, Kurtis 17

Brown, Matthew: 17,46,82,83,88, 169

Brown, Trinity 122, 146, 157

Bruce, Coach 82,83

Brunson, Nicholas: 17,21, 181

Brya, Thomas: 128, 132, 134, 143, 146, 157

Burdette, Magdalena: 33, 131, 132, 158

Butler, Danielle:202

Butler, Kaitlyn 19,128, 133, 135, 139, 141, 142, 146, 169

Butler, Matt :132, 134

Courtney, Rachael 18,24,39,54,77, 128, 137, 138, 139, 142, 143, 147, 170

Coutinho, Sam 158

Coutinho, Sara 159

Covert, Anne Marie 19,87,93, 182

Cozad, Harlem 19

Craft, Victor 159

Craig, Coach: 17,82,83

Creek, Christine 59, 152

Cribbett, Jacob :17,20,21,69

Crisman, Rebecca: 18,22,23,55, 138, 202, 213

Crosby, Valencia 132, 170

Crow, Austin 159

Currey, Jennifer 76,77, 142, 143, 152

Currey, John:77, 142, 143, 152

DDalton, Alexis:16,44,87, 182

Daly, Liam:159

Dang, Huy:128, 130, 131, 159

Daniels, Jesse:66, 170

Daniels, Kristine:44,52, 130, 132, 133, 134, 136, 137, 182

Dara, Coach 87

Darr, Logan 58, 146, 182

Davis, Anthony 83, 104, 116, 117, 170

Davis, Coach 18, 19,84

Davis, Courtney 59,202

Davis, lan 17,32,83, 104, 116, 170

Davis, Roloud 170

Dawson, Calogeno: 107, 159

Day, Coach 84

Deal, Mr. 138

Deblouwe, Colin 82, 199, 202, 213

Decker, Kathleen 152

Dee, Bradley 78, 107, 170

Dee, Wesley 107, 108

Del Carpio, Brandon 182

Delcarpio, Kiara 43, 159

Deng, Han Fei 182

Deters, Julia 80,85, 159

Devine, Jessica 16,33,72,87, 101, 133, 141, 142, 143, 170

Deykooniz, Teklii 159

Dholaria, Nidhi 43, 159

Dhom, Trevaun 128, 142, 147, 171

Diaz, Carolina 129, 131, 202

Diaz, Charli 159

Diaz, Gabrielle 106, 143, 159

Dickinson, Elizabeth 152

Dieker, Jeffrey :54, 122, 132, 137,202

Diep, Angela 34,54, 171

Dietz, Elizabeth 56, 152

Dixon, Benjamin 141, 143, 147, 182

Dobbs, Michael 171

Dodds, Hayden: 18,26,27,87, 129, 182 Dodds, Olivia 39,66, 85, 128, 132, 135, 159

Dominguez, Brenda 105, 182

Dorado, Alondra 159

Dorner, Casey 159

Dorner, Zachary 17,20,52, 129, 139, 182

Douglas, Shymiah 105, 130, 133, 139, 171

Dove, Jonas 44, 171

Downey, Annika 143, 171

Dressman, Mccarthey:44,86, 171

Driver, Ireland :16,82, 182

Driver, Magerah 171

Driver, Mystical 19, 171

Drollinger, Hailey 87,92, 182, 240

Drollinger, Sydney 43,58,81, 133, 159

Duckworth, ALonzo 159

Due, Charles 17

Duenas, Jennifer :131, 182

Dunn, Zoe 105, 128, 130, 151, 159

Dyer, Jemarkus 82

Dyson, Breaunna: 84, 182 E

Early, Mary 55, 152

Edmison, Alexis 182

Edmison, Destiney 147

Edwards, Cameron: 130, 136, 137, 144, 182

Ellsworth, Coach 17

Endsley, Emeri 55

Engelbrecht-Wiggans, Emily 18,56, 129,137, 138, 146, 202, 213, 221

Eppich, Maria 42, 106, 159

Erb-Wilson, Aidan :134, 137, 159

Erlinger, Dominic 142, 147, 159

Ervin, Natallie 142, 143, 146, 182

Esquivel, Jacqueline 182

Essex, Kiera: 171

Estrada, Sofia :171

Etchison, Griffin 143, 146, 182 Evans, Arielle 159

Evans, Mimi 12

Evans, Razjanae 133, 171

Evans, Tarowe 202

be Farries, Cordell 159, 162

Farthing, Garrett 137, 142, 143, 146

Fayne, Brandon: 83, 171

Fazzini, Valerie 152

Feely, Conor 59,83, 171

Felton, Adonis 159

Ferguson, Heather 43, 105, 182

Fettig, Katharine 152

Fields, Rachel 16, 129, 130, 134, 136, 146, 183

Finley, Paris 202

Fischer, Jason 152

Flanagin, Mitchell 54,130, 134, 147, 171

Fleming, Natalie : 128,147, 159

Fletcher, Ladonna 152

Flugge, Katherine :135, 152

Foli, Eliza :11, 131, 141, 142, 146, 183

Fones, Mr. 57

Fossier, Olivia 87, 129,143, 183, 240

Foster, Davion 16

Foster, Jonathan: 17,52, 129, 132, 183

Fouch, Keyla :202

Francisco, Sara 136, 171

Franklin, Rodney :159

Frazier, Gabrielle 132, 134, 146, 159

Frazzetto, Alexander 136, 142, 143

Frazzetto, Alexander 141, 142, 146

Frazzetto, Matthew 136, 141, 142, 143, 146, 147

Freeman, Angel 202

Freeman, Jabari 38,46,82, 107, 183

Friedman, Nathan 143, 146, 159

Frye, Dustin :61,86, 141, 142, 143, 171 Fuller,Treton 132

Furman, Savannah 143, 150, 183

GGaines, Fraquan 16, 82

Galbreath, Jennifer 43,48,50,62, 105, 112, 113, 132, 135, 183

Galeski, Coach 18

Gaona, Brenda 105, 151, 159

Garbe, Senorita 57

Garbe-Tanner, Jennifer 51, 131, 152

Garcia, Jaslene 183

Garcia, Juan 86,90,91, 171

Garcia, Steven 202

Garcia, Victor 183

Garcia-Corona, Jibran :171

Garcia-Lozano, Carlos 142, 147, 171

Garcia-Lozano, Vanessa 146, 171

Gardner, Donald 107, 159

Garduno-Villa, Linette :171

Garinger, Philip 19,84,99, 129, 135, 137, 183, 240

Garrett, Hannah 183

Garrison, Emma: 72, 137, 160

Garrison, Haley :129, 131, 203

Garrison, Hayden: 87, 171

Gavin, Kearris 16,137, 171, 240

Gentle, Seandrese :60, 160

Gerard, Chloe 52, 136, 144, 183

Gerard, Will 17, 143, 183

Gholson, Tiffany 152

Giboney, Anthony: 107, 130, 139, 171

Gidcomb, lan 18,34,56,58, 104, 129, 131, 132, 135, 198, 203, 212

Gill,Shalik 57

Gipson, Mickael 160

Gleghorn, Alana: 171

Glenn, Nicholas 56,82,88, 126, 203

Golding, Griffin 160

Goldsmith, Henry 19,76, 104, 137, 142, 143, 146, 171

Gomez, Adrian 46,82

Gomez, Eric 131

Gomez, Omar 72, 160

Gomez Barragan, Eric 183

Gong, Edward 160

Gonzalez Salinas, Brenda 84,95, 128, 133, 140, 150, 171

Goode, Joseph 83, 104, 116, 117, 171

Gootee, Donna 152

Gootee, Ms. 51

Gordon, Bailey 37,69,84, 106, 128, 138, 171

Gordon, Tanner 17, 172

Gordon, Tevin 137, 172

Gordon, Tia 172

Gordon, Tiana 203

Gossett, Clayton 43,83, 160

Gossett, Trevor :82, 183

Gould, Courtney: 78,84, 131, 133, 135, 172, 240

Gould, Kayla 84,98,99, 135, 198, 203, 212, 222, 224, 240

Graham, Yalanda 56, 130, 139, 153

Gray, Marlon 203

Green, Dorothea 134, 143, 160

Green, Jasmine :65, 160

Green, Steven 132, 183

Gregory, Marshawn 132

Gregory, Marshawn 132

Gropp, Sra. 131

Grumish, Emily 33, 105, 172

Guido, Nathaniel :17, 104, 128, 172, 240

Gulley, Olivia 73,85, 128, 160

Gunderson, Kathryn :19, 87, 129, 131, 142, 194, 203

Gunn, Jordan: 6,43,48, 50,63, 131, 143, 183

Gutierez, Stra 131

Gutierrez, Maria 42,203

Gutierrez, Pedro 42, 160

Guy, Ayanna: 172

Guy, Coach: 82,83

Guy, Jaylen 16,54,62,82, 194, 203

Guy, Shanta 203

Guyot, Mariah 137, 160

Guyot, Nadine 129, 130, 134, 138, 140, 146, 183

Habing, Kelda 128, 133, 140, 143, 172

Habing, Krista 58, 128,133, 134, 135, 139, 143, 172

Haken, Dawn: 129, 134, 138, 140, 183

Haken, Sofia 146, 203

Halberstadt, Sarah 16,37,84, 128, 172

Halfar, Andrew :143, 146, 160

Halfar, Benjamin 6,56,203, 212

Hall, Emma: 10,71, 76,77, 124, 129, 130, 134, 143, 146, 196, 203, 213, 220

Hallbeck, Gabbi 72, 85, 131, 160

Ham, Timothy 86,90,203

Hammel, Kristin :16

Hampsten, Sidnie 52, 172

Hampton, Jacob: 83, 104, 172

Hanifah, Zahra 137, 140

Harrington, Sean 172

Harris, Joshua 78, 130, 136, 141, 172

Harris, Nathan 46,82,88, 136, 143

Harris, Patrick 83, 172

Hart, Hannah: 18,25,55,58,67, 183

Hart, Jacquesia 16,72, 203

Harvey-Brown, Kataevion 160

Hassan, Shireen:22,58,62,77, 128, 130, 133, 142, 146, 172

Hatcher, Corinne 132, 153

Haubner, Tami :153

Hawkins, Sha Tyra 183

Hays, Spencer 17,54, 104, 115, 129, 183

Healy, Aidan 33, 129, 137, 142, 143, 147, 183

Heaton, Isaac 42,83, 160

Henderson, Erin 85, 128, 131, 135, 160

Henderson, Taylor :34,87,92, 172

Henigman, Darin 153

Hennigh, Domenick 43, 134, 160

Henson, Nicholas 45, 141, 172

Henss, Jake 7,17

Herges, Mallory 38, 135, 197, 203, 212, 224, 240

Hernandez, Luis 86, 183

Hernandez, Monserrat 172

Herr, Ricky 79,82,89

Herr, Sophia 68,79, 87,92, 132, 183

Hess, Alexis 106, 143, 160

Hess, Carr 17,39,83, 172

Hess, Christiana :84, 106, 132, 160

Hess, Lauren 19, 150

Higgins, Marcus 172

Hill,Anissa 84, 135, 139, 183

Hinton, Hayden: 16, 52,55,57,87, 100, 101, 129, 131, 133, 194, 204, 213

Hittle, Nicholas 128, 134, 143, 172

Hlinka, Michael 19, 129, 204

Ho, -David :227

Hoffman, Cole 123

Hoffman, Sawyer 6

Hogan, Jennifer 153

Hollis,Autumn204

Holloway,TedrickParyon83,107,160

Holt, Raphael 122

Hong, Nancy 135, 136, 138, 139, 160

Hood, Coach: 87, 133

Hood, DeVon 28

Hood, Guthrie 16, 153

Hook, Coach: 85,96

Hooker, Rachel 141, 142, 143, 204

Hopkins, Leondra 183

Hopkins, Matthew 57, 153

Hopper, Andrew: 38,55,64,79,87,118, 129, 133, 136, 199, 204, 213

Hopper, Caroline 16,37,45,47,48,58,63,65, 67,79,84, 105, 129, 130, 132, 133, 139, 183

Horvat, Joseph 16,84,98, 104, 143, 183

Hoskins, Brandy 137, 204

Hoskins, Danyell 105, 133, 151, 160

Hoskins, Tanesha :130, 133, 139, 172

Houston, Robert 172

Howard, Maurice 6,183

Hoy, Jessica 153

Huang, Bryan 128, 134, 139, 160

Hubbard, Daquain :204

Hubbard, Kayla 138, 143, 147, 160

Hubbard, Thomas: 16,28,38,86, 129, 138, 184

Hughes, Mark 82,83, 153

Hunter, Hannah 184

Hunter, Jnazmyne 61, 105, 113, 160

Hurt, Lauren :56,58,73,129, 142,198, 204, 220

Hutchcraft, Aaron 184

Hutchcraft, Sheldon 204

Huynh, Huy 16, 172

Hwang, Mr. 139

Hyatt, Ashton: 16,28,87, 100, 107, 172

lan,Coach 17

Ibanez, Emilia :160

llunga, Enoce 123

llunga, Sophie 137, 204

Iluyomade, Jefta :43, 160

Imlay, Elijah :120, 135, 141, 142, 143, 195, 204

Ivy, Ramika 204

J Jackson, Chantel 133, 212 Jackson, JOnnie 160

Jackson, Jonathon: 16, 184

Jackson, Joseph 160

Jackson, Joshua 136, 161

Jackson, Keymara 161

Jackson, Nicholas 107, 128, 161

Jackson, Theo: 34,43, 128, 130, 141, 146, 161

Jacobs, Connor 204, 223

Jain, Meena 78, 137, 138, 172

Jain, Priya 58, 132, 134, 135, 138, 204, 212, 226

Jain, Sahana: 6,56,79, 129, 139, 196, 204, 212

Jain, Surabhi 79, 128, 131, 172

Jakobsson, Jonathan 82, 184

James, Amir :104, 116, 117, 161

Jaryal, Rishabh 128, 172

Jawad, Zayd 131, 143, 146, 184

Jeffers, Cameron 82,132, 184

Jefferson, Benjamin 19,27,39,84,99, 135, 172, 240

Jefferson, Ira:16, 153

Jenkins, Taniya :184

Jeong, Jaekyung 204

Jimenez, Celeste 205

Jimenez, Maria 18,25, 173

Jimerson, Daquahn 173

Joe, Alexander 153

Joel, Coach 19

Johnson, Antonette 173

Johnson, Argie :16, 153

Johnson, Cameron 161

Johnson, Ms. :126

Johnson, Olivia 67, 129, 131, 184

Johnson, Zakkori 16, 195, 205, 213, 223

Johnson-Blodgett, Alexander 132, 205, 212

Johnston, Jack 77, 146, 184

Jones, Andra 83

Jones, Cedric 12, 13, 184

Jones, Gorgeous 205

Jones, Hunter 104, 114, 115, 173

Jones, Jasmine 59, 161

Jones, Keniece 173

Jones, Raequan 161

Jones, Verdell 153

Jones-Premo, Chabrail 82,205

Jordan, Lia 38,56,60,62,64,73, 129, 131, 135, 199, 205, 213, 221, 224, 240

Jr,Samuel Knowden 10

Juarez-Morales, Carlos 184

Juarez-Morales, Deysi 128, 161

Jung, Wonwoo: 19, 58, 121, 133, 134, 135, 139, 173

Juret, Agathe 19

KKabila, Enoc 86

Kanter, William :74, 122, 130, 134, 173

Karaganis, Jerome 136, 205

Karaganis, Riley 161

Kasten, Isaac 16,28,29,87, 100, 104, 114, 115, 142, 184

Keaton, Coach 107

Keegle, Max 13

Kellner, Parker 136, 142, 144, 147, 205, 213

Kelly, Chris :184

Kelly, Frank 16,54,56, 58,63,82, 129, 131, 135, 198, 205, 213

Kemper, Carson: 87, 120, 128, 161

Kemper, Riley 44,67,86,91, 104, 114,115, 184

Kenney, Grant 136, 146, 198, 205

Keti, Feli :16,86,90,91

Keuster, Coach 16

Khan, Shahbaz 19,54,55,58,71, 129, 130, 131, 135, 139, 180

Khan, Shazeena: 59,64,73,84, 129, 130, 135, 196, 205, 212, 224, 225, 240

Khoshaba, Meagen: 19,67, 123, 129, 135, 137, 184

Kim, Elizabeth :129, 133, 136, 137, 143, 184

Kim, Hannah :173

Kim, Yoon Sung 184

Kimble, Fiona 73, 125, 130, 134, 136,139, 184

King, Treveon 132, 161

Kington, Alyssa 161

Kirby, Dean 143

Kirby,Thomas :184

Klaus, Dana: 47,67,87, 131, 133, 184 Klein, Brandon:82,88, 104, 116,184

Knapik, Kevin 153

Knapp, Ashley 205, 212

Knight, Rosemary 16,67, 139, 184

Knott, Bryn 132, 173

Knox, Bethany 173

Knox, Ellie 18,22, 184

Knox, Kyle 129, 143, 146, 184

Kodes-Atkinson, Carolyn 57, 123, 153

Koradiya, Kelisha 19, 128, 173

Kordick, Lauren 19, 139, 142, 143, 146

Kosmopoulos, Zoe 53, 135, 139, 141, 142, 147, 184

Kosovski, Jonathan 126, 153

Kramer, Devin 145, 205, 212

Krantz, Lorren 42, 59,86, 128, 161

Kregel, Stephanie 19,37,57, 104, 184

Krejci, Jonathan 137, 143, 161

Krejci, Rebekah 130, 136, 137, 141, 142, 143, 146

Krouse, Thomas: 42,65,72, 107, 161

Krows, Mr. 55,57

Kunka, lan 77, 146, 173

Kuppler, Mrs. 137

Kurmanbay, Zhanibek 173

Kyle, Coach 85

LLamkin, Elizabeth 129, 134, 136, 143, 146, 184

Lane, Ciara 57,205

Lanesskog, Eva 43, 161

Lange, Micah 146, 205, 220

Langston, Laminna 133, 137, 184

Langston, Robin 133

Laros, Maria 16,35,87, 142, 143, 173

Laros, Panayiota 84, 106, 120, 128, 142, 161

Larrison, Max 86, 162

Larson, Stephen 148, 153

Lasemi, Ali 128, 142, 146, 173

Lawrence, Dreanna 130, 132, 184

Lawyer, Zoe 105, 128, 173

Le,Jennifer 185

Lechel, Charly 173

Lee, Jacarra 147, 162

Lee, Michael 104

Lee,Yun:185

Leferer, Kevin 162

Legrande, Madeleine 50,85,96, 129, 173

Lehman, Brandon 197, 205 Lehmann, Clayton 19,27,32,53,64, 104, 115, 192, 198, 206, 212, 240

Lemons, Deandre 16

Leonard, Diamond 162

Lerner, Seth 123, 162

Leshoure, Kaytriana :106, 185

Leshoure-Baker, Ravonte :104, 132, 185

Lessaris, Chloe 16,29,48,87, 122, 206

Lessaris, Samuel 16,54, 107, 174

Levitt, Darrin 174

Levitt, Derek 185

Lewis, Christopher 162

Lewis, Joseph 174

Lewis, Lillian :206

Lewis, Sean 83

Lin,Anna :44,73,84,95,132, 133, 135, 137, 140, 206, 213, 224, 240

Lin,Anna 51,61, 129, 197, 206, 213

Lin, Steven 132, 134, 137, 140, 185

Llewellyn, Faith 87,120, 131, 162

Llewellyn, Hope 87,120, 133, 162

Lo,Jacob:86, 128, 132, 162

Lockett, Gwendolyn 185

Lockman, Coach 104

Logan, Denica :47,57, 133, 150, 185

Lombela, Kerry-Ann 128, 133

Lopez, Daniel 174

Lopez, Josseline 174

Lopez, Reina :162

Lore, Jayson :143, 185

Lott,Yasmin 174

Lowe, Coach: 87, 106

Lubaga,Allegra71,105,174

Lucas, Paula 67, 105, 174

Luesse, Peyton :18,54,87, 106, 137, 174

Lun, Bunkunzie 104, 133, 142, 146, 174

Lunsford, Anne 123, 153

Luo, Guanheng 135, 139, 206

Lyding, Paula 174

Lyons,Haley174

MMaatuka, Coach: 18,82,83

Maatuka, Imani 18,23,52,84,95, 106, 111, 185

Maatuka, Jamal 153

Maatuka, Khalfani 42,52,83,104, 162

Macadam, Zachary 16,87, 143, 174

Macedo, Marylu 174

Mackey, Airyana :206, 213

Mackins, Maya 19, 106, 111

Madden, Emily 54, 128, 134, 138, 174

Madhukar, Niyata 129, 130, 134, 136, 185

Magnocavallo, Camilla 44

Magnocavallo, Lamilla 185

Magro, Alexander 135, 139, 174

Mainor, Sharon 16

Makiese, Jonathan:86,90

Mampouya-Balende, Muriel 174

Manard, Michael 17,46, 62,64,66,82,89, 118, 129, 199, 206

Manaster, Abigail 18,24,25, 120, 134,141, 142, 143, 146, 206

Manaster, Adam 128, 142, 143, 146, 147, 162

Mandhan, Namrata 56,78, 129, 131, 192, 196, 206, 213

Mandhan, Nikita 19, 128, 174

Manfroi, Gabriel 162

Mankin, Emma: 38, 54,85, 136, 185

Manuel, Cameron 137, 206

Mapes, Connor: 17,21,52,55,68, 129, 132, 185

Mapes, McKenna: 51,56,73,79, 129, 132, 135, 192, 196, 206, 213, 224

Mapson, Kayla 19

Marick, Sophia :206

Markus, Simon 162

Marquez-Ramon, Jennifer 162

Martens, Rex 142, 143, 146, 175 Martin, Robert 135, 162

Massaki, Devine :137

Massey, Ashley 11, 12,35, 105, 130, 132, 134, 135, 136, 146, 151, 185

Mata-Avalos, Juan 162

Mata-Avalos, Maria 72, 131, 175 Maxey, Bailey 146, 206

May, Coach: 18, 86

Maynor, Shaniya 19,57

Mbassa-Amang, Georges Mitzrael :83, 175

Mbuyi, Fideline 175

McArthur, Lyndsay 19, 175 McClain, Coach 108

McCloud, Nathan 146, 185

McClure, Dmayza 185

McCoy, Kameron :104

McCraney, Terrell 83, 162

McCulley, Kathryn 50,55, 120, 129, 185, 240

McDade, Samuel 185

McDermott, Evan 146

McDonald, Kelley 50,85,96, 129, 131, 133, 135, 175, 240

McDonald, Sarah 61, 105, 112,128, 163

McDowell, Cameron 83, 175

McFall-Dorsey, Eveanna 163

McGhee, Edmond: 16,28, 185

McGhee, Edmond: 28,57,82, 107

McGuire, Molli 153

McKatherine, Lynnsey 133, 185

McKee, Logan 131, 163

McKinney, Damarco 206

McMahon, Madeline 80,85, 120, 128, 130, 131, 135, 139, 175, 240

McMillan, Tiarra 59, 105, 112, 123, 129, 130, 133, 140, 206, 214 McNabney, Marielle 134, 135, 139, 185 MeNicol, Connor :83

Meadows, Lindsay 186

Medlyn, Elijah 82, 186

Mercier, Tyren 175

Merle, Coach :104, 116

Mertens, Benjamin 19,84, 104, 129, 131, 135, 143, 180, 186, 240 Meyer, Luke 58,84,99, 186

Meyer, Matthew 163

Mfwamba, Jonathan 186

Miles, Lucas 42, 163

Miller, Ali :16,29,32,38,48,67,84,94, 129, 130, 133, 136, 138, 139, 186

Miller, Anica 38,57,87,92, 128, 136, 149, 175

Miller,Callie :69, 128,133

Miller, Caroline 133, 141, 142, 143, 146, 175

Miller, Damarcus 175

Miller, Dillon 82,186

Miller, Emily 130, 136, 186

Miller, Evan 56,57,58,71, 104, 114, 115, 127, 129, 142, 195, 207, 214

Miller, Jonlyn 10, 11, 12,75, 105, 130, 134, 149, 150, 151, 207

Miller, Mackenzie : 163

Miller, Madison:34,43,50,62,65,73, 105, 112, 113, 123, 129, 132, 192, 195, 207, 214

Miller, Mia 18,25,32,67,84,98,99, 129, 130, 131, 133, 136, 137, 138, 149, 186

Miller, Ranisha 207

Miller,Tara :153

Mills, Cristie 207

Mills, Ryan 186

Millsap, Peter 186

Mindrum, Kathryn 153

Mininger, Andrew: 86, 104, 128, 131, 135, 142, 163

Minneman, Vontice 163

Miranda, Gabrielle 53, 186

Misa, Fernando 207

Mitchell, Michael 163

Mitchell, Paul-Gabriel 18,26, 27,58, 120,135, 141, 142, 143, 197, 207

Moffit, Gavonte :16

Moffitt, Elora 163

Mohr, Mrs. 124, 131 Molly, Coach 105

Mondak, Christopher 141, 142, 143, 147, 175

Mondak, Ryan: 86, 139, 141, 143, 186

Monsingh, Christopher 107, 175 Moon, Brian 18,26

Moon, David :104, 175

Mooney, Elizabeth 87, 186

Moore, Dazhan:83, 175

Moore, Montrel :82

Moore Johnson, Adrianna 60, 105

Moores, Fallynne 175

Morfey, Conner 207

Morfey, Ryley :175

Morris, Garth 123, 136, 139, 186

Morris, Jabari :163

Morris, Jaraiyia 57, 186

Morris, Jermill 186

Morrow, David 56,59,69,72, 131, 197, 207, 214, 225

Morse, Samuel :16, 130, 175

Moit, Grace 52

Moyo, Jonathan 86

Muanda, Ornella 207

Mulcahey, Mary 43, 50, 105, 131, 132, 144, 186

Mulumba-llunga, Enoc :86, 175

Munroe, Anne 59, 153

Murphy, Kiran 34, 128, 142, 146, 175

Murphy, Maeve 120, 124, 128, 130, 131, 132, 135, 137, 146, 149, 163, 240

Murphy, Quinn 10,74, 125, 130, 134, 136, 141, 146, 186

Murrin, Lorena 58,207, 215

Musangu, Daniel 86, 175

Musquez, Joshua 46,82,207, 215

Myers, Andrew 129, 131, 141, 142, 143, 146, 186

Myers, Kate 18,53

NNaidu, Vaishnavi 128, 134, 163

Namachchivaya, Anura 128, 137, 149, 163

Nance, lyanna 207

Napper, Kayla 105, 151, 163

Napper, Myles 207

Napper, Terron 175

Ndoye, Omar :86

Nelson, Heather 153

Newell, Devryck 38,83, 175

Ngandu, Enoc 186

Ngo, Benjamin 128, 163

Nguyen, David 128, 175

Nguyen, Michelle :186

Nguyen, Truong :187

Nguyen, Tuan 143, 175

Nhonga-Komba, Emmanuel 34,91, 187

Nichols, Michael 146, 207, 215, 240

Nix, Coach 82,83, 107

Nix, Leconte :153

Nugent, Lorin :142, 146, 163

Nugent, Renate 18,22,23, 135, 142, 147, 175, 240

OConnor, Ms. 56

O'Brien, Aiden: 87, +

O'Brien,Niallan16,18,34,51,52,59,79,87,129, 133,135,136,137,144,187,193,207

OConnor, Yolanda 153

Ohlsson, Quinton :142, 147, 175

Olea, Jose 86

Olmo, Dennis 175

Olson, Alyssa 81, 85,96,97, 120, 131, 136, 187

Olson, Sydney 81,85, 128, 163

Omanga, Jean- Bruno: 16

Omer, Madison: 18,22,36, 128,147, 175

Ortiz,Adriana57,143,146,176,240

Osler, Alexis 106, 133, 140

Osler, Ranaja 163

Osler-Davenport, Ariel 123, 133, 140, 208

Osler-Davis, Donna 153

Outlaw, Danielle :208

Outlaw, Shelby :208

Oyler, Joshua George 176

P

Pagan, Genesis 55, 131, 187

Pandya, Karishma :57, 133, 137, 138, 176, 240

Paray, Gralyn 33, 130, 131, 163

Parks, Ariston 107, 176

Parks, Kenan :176

Parsons, Benjamin 142, 147, 176

Partin, Trevor 147, 163

Pascval, David :163

Pataky, Coach 17

Patel, Raj 128, 130, 131, 134, 143, 163

Patron, Mauricio 18

Patterson, Alyssa 176

Patton, Jacob 176

Patton, Kelsey :106, 147, 163

Patton, Robbie 163

Paul, Coach: 17

Payonk, Anwyn: 43, 134, 163

Pazanin, Coach 106, 133

Peacock, Marsalis 82, 133, 139, 140

Pearson, Caprice 187

Peek, Ben 130, 132

Pelafos, Allie 43,72,85, 128, 131, 135, 162, 163

Pelmore, Danis 42,83, 163

Pembele, Andrea 105, 163

Pence, Chloe :19, 146, 176

Pence, Dustin 143, 146, 187

Pennock, Corinne 55,59, 153

Perez, Axel 187

Perkinson, Ben :138

Perri, Michael 208, 240

Perry, Donisha 133, 187

Perry, Robernae :133

Perry, Robernae 122, 133

Petersen, Nathan 104, 120, 141, 142, 143, 147, 187

Pettigrew, Kamryn 87, 106, 128, 131, 162, 163

Pham, Tony 132, 134, 176

Phan, John 164

Phan, Kevin 187

Phelps, Thomas 120, 138, 142, 146, 176

Phillips, Corbin 86, 104, 114, 128, 133, 134, 141, 143, 176

Phillips, Maddy 18

Phipps, Benjamin 129, 131, 143, 146, 187

Pitcher, Cynthia 48,58,73, 198, 208, 215

Plattner, Courtney 87,92, 134, 138, 140, 142, 164

Plattner, Darren 71, 153

Plattner, Haley 19, 53,71,87,92,93, 129, 131, 134, 135, 138, 140, 143, 193, 195, 208, 214

Polarek, Lindsay 53, 153

Polk, Julia 128, 130, 131, 138, 176

Polk, Lakeith 104, 187

Polk, Lawun 164

Pomahac, Jamie 134, 154

Poowiang, Celine 134, 146

Poowiang, Jiratchaya 136, 137, 138, 141

Popat, Devanshi 130, 135, 136, 137, 208, 214

Pope, Jessica 19, 150

Poplawski, Morgan 187

Porter, Jelani :82

Posey, Tion 82,208

Powell, Rose 176

Pranada, Justin Wilnar 83, 104, 176

Prescott, Cole : 39, 136, 141, 149, 176

Prom, Andrew : 6, 86, 128, 131, 164

Prudhomme, Olivia 16, 28, 67, 128, 130, 133, 135, 168, 176

Purchase, Gabrielle 193, 208

Puri, Karishma : 176

Purnell, Matthew 16, 58, 132, 138, 142, 147, 176

QQuigley, Emica 18, 24, 25, 58, 136, 187

RRadanavong, Damien : 19, 69, 120, 129, 197, 208, 214

Radanavong, Melana: 208, 214 Rahula, Coach 87

Raila, Gretchen : 129, 131, 135, 136, 187

Raimer, Jarrod 176

Rameriz, Coach 104

Ramirez, Alexander : 19, 139, 154

Ramos, Estefania 187

Ramsey, Clarissa :52, 53, 87, 92, 142, 208, 215

Reardanz, Suzanne : 18, 24, 38, 129, 139, 142, 143, 146, 208, 215

Reardon, Sarah : 176

Reaves, Kamron 107, 164

Redden, Claire 18, 25, 54, 84, 187

Reeves, Ashley :66, 187

Reger, William 129, 135, 208

Reid, Mr. 52, 140

Reiling, Allison :42, 71, 134, 164

Reinhold, Megan 134, 150, 164

Reinhold, Sara : 134, 143, 150, 164

Remole, Elaine 154

Reyes, Ryan 57, 154

Reynen, Olivia 38, 47, 53, 57, 71, 87, 92, 93, 129, 131, 142, 193, 208, 215

Reynen, Sophia 87, 92, 120, 128, 129, 164

Reynolds, Madeline :208, 215

Reynoso, Henry 164

Reynoso, Roberto 164

Rhodes, Malik 176

Rice, Haley : 146, 209, 214, 221

Rice, Madison : 19, 33, 47, 50, 57, 84, 105, 128, 130, 176

Richter-Shea, Debrae 16, 106, 187

Riffo, Douglas 53, 187

Riggleman, Kyle 83

Ritten, Kayleigh 34, 128, 143, 147, 164

Ritz, Isabella 18, 33, 77, 84, 98, 99, 128, 133, 135, 137, 139, 143, 147, 176

Rivera, Toby :82, 88, 89, 104, 116, 117, 136, 195

Roadcap, Andrew: 130, 134, 140, 143, 147, 187

Roark, Brandon 123, 187

Roberts, Brett : 154

Roberts, Chase 42, 164

Roberts, Glorian 42, 128, 130, 143, 147, 164

Roberts, Jailyne 104

Roberts, Leah :59, 85, 128, 138, 164 Roberts, Savannah : 42, 134, 150, 164

Rochelle, Adrian 7

Rodeffer, Coach 17

Rodgers, Jaedon: 42, 86

Rodgers, Janet 154

Rodriguez, Angelica : 131, 187

Rodriguez, lan 135, 142, 146, 162, 164

Rodriguez, Sandra 131, 187

Rodriguez-Calderon, Angie 176

Roebuck, Germaine : 107, 187

Rogers, Spensir 164

Rohrer, Emma : 52, 73, 85, 176

Ronk, Trey : 187

Roper, Laura: 19

Rose, Brian 137

Rose, Jalen 16, 82, 88, 187

Rosenborough, Preston 105, 137, 164

Ross, Coach 104

Rossi, Isabella 16, 70, 78, 135, 176

Rossi, John : 71, 78, 104, 116, 129, 131, 135, 197, 209, 214, 224, 240

Rossow, Samuel 107, 164

Roux, Erin 85, 97, 129, 133, 135, 136, 137, 187, 240

Rowan, Kameron 107, 108, 109, 195, 209

Royer, Dylan 121, 176

Ruiz, Carlos 107, 187

Runge, Patryanna 164

Runyan, Amanda : 19, 84, 85, 133, 176

Runyan, Scott : 17

Rutledge, Ashley :42, 52, 130, 131, 164 Ryu, Young Uk 209

SSaadah, Bara 135, 139

Salfelder, Diane :37,70, 121, 135, 154, 240

Salov, Dmitri 44,86, 139, 176

Samuel-Newman, Jania 42, 164

Sanchez, Kenneth: 16,87,188

Sanders, Audrey 55,177

Sanders, Rowan 188

Sanders, Sabrina 55, 59,209

Sanders, Veronica 177

Sanford, Tavien 16, 177

Saunders, Thatcher 83, 164

Schideman, Luke 83, 164

Schoonover, Trystyn 17,54,56,83, 104, 116, 177

Schrader, Gavin 44,86, 177

Schrader, Madame 50,133, 137

Schreiber, Anthony 142, 147, 164

Schreiber, Jasmine :87, 188

Schubert, Calvin :147, 188

Schultz, Christopher 70, 124, 125, 154

Schwartz, Omri 130, 134, 135, 143, 146, 177

Schweighart, Ashley 154

Scott, Alyssa 154

Sedberry, Brittany 154

Sedberry, Coach 106

Segal, Bree 71, 154

Selin, Maeve 33,50,62,84,94, 129, 131, 188

Semonin, Grant 17,55,68

Semonin, James: 17,82, 129, 131, 188

Sestak, Cade 107, 164

Seten, Sierra 32,59,87,93, 129,132, 188

Sexton, Phil 154

Shackelford, Ebony 39, 143, 164

Shah, Raimi 19,27, 188

Shah, Rainey 164

Shah, Serena :164

Shamhart, Vincent 154

Sharick, Matthew:42,59,83, 107, 165

Sharma, Snigdha 128, 131, 165

Sheehan, Cidnee:48,59,73, 84,99, 106, 110, 111, 129, 130, 132, 135, 198, 209, 214, 224, 226, 240

Shewmake, Ashley 59, 105, 142, 147, 165

Shin, Dong Jin 19, 131, 143, 165

Shinew, Hannah: 16,57,87, 100, 133, 142, 177

Shirley, Desirae 16,43,50,87, 105, 128, 130, 177

Shirley, Kain 17

Shultz, Coach 87

Sibley, Jevante 133

Siegel, Leah 69,87, 137, 209

Sills, Henry :16,28,39,87, 177

Silverman, Ms. 45,52,55, 136

Simila, Ida: 18

Simmons, Wyatt 16,71, 130,134, 209, 214

Simpson, Alan 83, 133, 143, 146, 168, 177

Simpson, Averi :16,52,64, 126, 129, 132, 133, 194, 209, 215

Simpson, Willie 188

Singh, Harshvardhan: 128, 130, 131, 165

Sink, Lydia :34,43,55,58,61, 177

Sitch, Michael 154

Slade, Abigayle :35,43, 50, 105, 112, 139, 145, 194, 209, 215

Sloniger, Coleman 42,80, 165

Slade, Coach 19, 105

Slade, Jordan 55

Slagor, Jennifer 154

Slagor, Michael :154

Slifer, Erin 39,43,49,55,58,77, 105, 112, 129, 139, 142, 146, 197, 209, 215

Sloniger, Katie 50,85,96, 129, 131, 135, 188

Slotnick, Austin 43,52,71, 134, 142, 147, 165, 240

Slotnick, Gary 52,55, 154

Slotnick, Rachel 52,130, 132, 134, 135, 143, 150, 188

Sly, Kathryn 154

Sly, Rashad 123

Smith, Airiana 16,37,54,57,106, 110, 111, 130, 133, 177

Smith, Alexis :16,37, 106, 110, 130, 139, 177

Smith, Cassandra 66, 188

Smith, Cortez 177

Smith, Dmari :177

Smith, Glenn 17,47,57,83, 123, 177

Smith, Isiah 107, 108, 209

Smith, Jay 72, 165

Smith, Lamaya 130, 137, 165

Smith, Michael 137

Smith, Renata 6,33,55,59,84,94,95, 129, 131, 209, 215

Smith, Tajna 177

Smith, William 19,39,63, 104, 129, 137, 142, 146, 188

Smith, Zoey 73, 143, 177

Smock, Hannah: 16,81,139, 188

Smock, Jacob:81,83, 165

Snell, Charles 137, 143, 146, 194, 209, 214, 220

Snider, Jacob: 17,20,21, 178

Sokolski, Lillian 38,54,74,75,77, 130, 133, 134, 146, 178

Sola, Jennifer 39,55,77,129, 131, 142, 147, 149, 209, 214, 220

Sowers, Rebeka:72,85,128, 165

Spencer, Jaynia 188

Spencer, Kaitlyn 209, 214

Spohrer, Julie Mae 43,55,62, 105, 113, 132, 135, 136, 150, 188

Springer, Morgan 16,54, 105, 130, 132, 178

Squier,Adrienne 71, 120, 124, 128, 130, 132, 135, 137, 150, 165

Squier, Emma: 10, 15

Sroka, Nedyalka 16,48,53,67,87, 129, 136, 138, 144, 196, 210, 214

Staab, Coach: 17,20

Staab, Riley 17,87, 104, 116, 117, 133, 188

Stanhope, Clarissa :32,58,67,84,95, 129, 131, 145, 193, 210, 215, 226

Stanley, Nathan 178

Starkey, Kaitlyn 151

Stauder, Marian 154

Steele, Lenny 16,86, 178

Steiber, Paulina 87

Stein, Nicklas 86, 165

Stevens, Joseph :143, 146, 165

Stevens, Melvin 65,130, 133, 137, 143, 146, 188

Stieber, Pauline 53, 188

Stiles,Jonathan 136, 196, 210

Stillabower, Alexis 134, 165

Stillman, Payton 16,87,93, 106, 110,111, 188

Stillman, Walker 59,83, 107, 165

Stokes, Trenise 105, 140, 178

Stolte, Sienna 37, 128, 144, 165

Storsved, Benjamin 83, 104, 139, 143, 178

Stovall, Jamal 29,57,82, 107, 109

Strand, Austin 135, 165

Strang, Coach :17

Strang, Coach 17

Strater, Joan :55, 154

Stroud, Jennifer 154

Sturkey, Deshawn: 104, 166

Sturkey, Katelynn 132, 178

Suggs, Sean 107, 108, 109

Sunderland, Sara 16,52,58,71, 129, 210

Supp, Madeline 85,135, 178

Swartz, Phillip 17,82,83, 178 T

Tandet, Sarah :132, 154

Tang, Claire 6

Tang, Edward 128, 139, 178

Tang, Sherry 84, 128, 143

Tang, Xiangyi :6,178

Taylor, Bryson: 6,136, 141, 142, 146, 149, 210, 215

Taylor, Coach 107

Taylor, J.C. 58,84, 240

Taylor, LaToya 137, 166

Taylor, Marina 18, 106,130, 139, 178

Taylor, Nicholas 166

Teran, Darrian 132, 178

Terry, Aisha 178

Thadison, Taja 210

Thomas, Ashley 166

Thomas, Brian :82, 140, 142, 143, 188

Thomas, Virtuous :57,85,97, 130, 188 Thomas, William 34,210, 215 Thompson, Calen 146, 188

Thompson, Celeste 128, 134, 142, 143, 147, 178

Thompson, David 36, 128, 140, 143, 178

Thompson, Joel 16,52,68, 120, 129, 131, 139, 188, 240

Thompson, Kendrell 16,28

Thompson, Lea 84, 130, 135, 139, 178

Thompson, Marshall 57,83, 166 Thompson, Payton: 42,59, 166

Thompson, Riley 57,84,98,99, 131, 198, 210, 215 Thompson, Stacey 178

Thompson, Veronica 71, 131, 154

Thope, Nikhil 18,26,27, 128, 129, 133, 178 Thopiah, Ashley 67, 129, 131, 188

Thopiah, Ashley 138

Tieder, Garrett 130, 139, 188 Tiyajamorn, Taksakorn 178

Toghraee, Cameron 178

Tovilla-Lopez, Querena 178

Tran, Quinlan 178

Tran, Roly 210

Tran, Taylor 188

Travis, Tamyra 140, 142, 146, 210, 214

Trent, Hollee 84, 128, 135, 138, 139, 150, 178

Truax, Summer 210, 214

Trujillo-Ruiz, Wilfredo 178

Trupin, Benjamin 52, 154

Tshimanga, Fidele-Gauthier 166

Tucker, Samuel 104

Tufte, Ginger 128, 132

Tufte, Jack :17,39,81,83, 178

Tufte, Virginia 81, 85, 120,132, 135, 166

Turner, Alexus 16,29,64, 126, 129,130, 133, 139, 140, 210

Turner, Brianna 188

Turner, Coach: 18,82,83

Turner, Ranija 16,28,29,43,57, 105, 112, 123, 126, 129, 133, 140, 210, 214Turner, Sierra 106

Turner, Tashane 105, 178

Turner, Timothy 154

Turner, Tylon 53, 106, 111, 133, 188

Tylkowski, Bryan 52,61,70,73, 137, 154

Tzintzun-Zamudio, Ilda 188 U

Uppinghouse, Meghan: 61, 142, 150, 166

Urban, Sean 146, 178 V

Valentine, Gray :178

Van Matre, Alahna 43,55, 105, 130, 134, 135, 136, 146, 189

Vanderwerf, Matthew 129, 131,137, 142, 143, 147, 189

Vanhoy, Garret 38, 104, 189

Varelas, Carlos 104, 189

Varelas, Jaime 45, 166

Vasquez, Carlos 42, 166

Vega, Nicole 19

Vendal, Laura 18,24,32,45,49, 59,71,84,94, 129, 130, 131, 133, 134, 135, 136, 139, 180, 189

Vendal, Sarah 32,37,47,57, 128, 130, 134, 138, 179

Viallant, Pierre 68, 143, 189

Vuittonet, Rebekka 57, 132, 142, 179

WWachter, Philip 71, 132, 134, 143, 146, 166

Wade, Brianna 105, 133, 166

Wager, Joseph: 86, 179

Wagner, Alyson: 84, 132, 137, 143, 166

Wagner, Jessica 16,47, 73,84, 106, 137, 143, 179

Walker, Ellen :39,59,64,67,73,96, 97, 129, 132, 199, 210, 214, 222

Walker, Hannah: 7,18,53

Walker, Jakylon 166

Walker, Nicholas :16,65,83, 107, 179

Walwik, Madeleine 87, 128, 130, 150, 166

Walwik, Martin 16,38, 104, 130, 134, 189 Ward, Micah 154

Warren, Alissa 134, 150, 166

Washburn, Claire 35, 128, 133, 143, 146, 179

Washington, Jastin 166

Washington, Mikal 83, 107, 167

Wathen, Sophie 85, 120, 128, 135, 167

Watson, Christopher 189

Watson, Davion 82,89, 107, 108

Watts, Olivia 106, 147, 167

Weatherall, Deontae 167

Weatherall, John 210

Weatherall, Rashad 189

Weatherford, Coach 17

Webb, Tiana 59,85, 131, 132, 136, 189

Webber, Karl 83, 107, 167

Webber, Martin Marty 128, 143, 147, 167

Weckhorst, Aaron 17

Weddle, Anthony 130, 134, 143, 146, 189

Weglarz-Ward, Madeline 10,11,74, 129, 130, 134, 135, 141, 146, 189

Welch, Robert 32,86,91, 129, 194, 210, 240

Wells, Darian 10,43,62,73, 105, 130, 131, 189

Wells, Kam 17

Wells, Noah 17,68,87, 107, 109, 129, 136, 138, 180, 189

Wendt, Emma 129, 189

Wendt, Jacob 167

Wentworth, Mallory 60, 128, 133, 142, 146, 167

Wentworth, William 72, 167, 240

Wesley, William 83

West, Devale 82, 133

West, Mielle 179

Westerfield, Joshua 167

Wesifield, Dana 81,85,96,97, 128, 179

Westfield, Taya 81, 85, 128, 167

Westwater, Alexis 35,43, 48,65, 105, 179

White, Corey 16,28,29, 52,62,87, 100, 129, 131, 133, 199, 211, 215

Whiteley, Coach 86

Whitsitt, Rachel 44,50, 53,54,60,73, 84,94, 95, 129, 131, 132, 135, 197, 211, 215, 224, 240

Whittaker, Capricia 140, 179

Wierschem, Jack 76, 143, 147

Wierschem, John 104, 167

Wierschem, Scott 104, 115, 129, 135, 140, 189, 240

Wiesehuegel-Peek, Benjamin 167

Wilcher, Kortney 179

Wilcoski, Elias 58, 104, 115,129, 142, 211, 215

Wilcoxon, Kassiday :147

Wilkey, Eva 38,54,58, 129, 195, 211, 215

Williams, Anyesha 106, 167

Williams, Casey 55, 154

Williams, Daija 85, 106, 128, 167

Williams, Gurldine 167

Williams, Jerry 189

Williams, Jordan 59,83, 104, 179

Williams, Joseph 43, 154

Williams, Markeonda 211

Williams, Michael 155

Williams, Takyla 211

Williams, Zachary 17, 118, 132, 134, 211, 214

Williams, Zachary 21, 129, 214

Williams, Zakary 132, 134, 179

Wilson, Cecilia 87,92, 128, 167

Wilson, Daja 128, 132, 146, 167

Wilson, Jerell :132, 189

Wilson, Jessica 189

Wilson, Lucas 17, 129, 211

Wilson, Lucas 17,62,99, 118, 196

Wilson, Lucas 84

Wilson, Mrs. :70

Wilson, Rowan: 6,136

Wilson, Timothy 136, 137, 141, 142, 146, 211, 214

Winfield, Justice 53,57, 106, 110,111, 126, 133, 140, 211, 214

Witt,Jackie 45, 155

Wood, Craig 167

Woods, Mr. 133

Woods, Payton: 16,56,87, 104, 114,115, 128, 179

Woodworth, Ms. 137

Wright, Cadejah 105, 130, 133, 139, 151, 179

Wright, Hannah: 16,28,48,58,87, 100, 101, 124, 129, 130, 131, 133, 134, 136, 141, 142, 195, 211, 214

Wright, Jamyra 167

Wright, Kayden 167

Wright, Kelly 84, 94,95, 128, 179

Wright, Lamarquis 45, 189 x

Yacko, Bryan 155

Yako, Mr. 59

Yang, Alan 179

Yang, Amber 137, 211, 215

Yim, Chris 18

Yim, Patrick 18, 129, 131, 134, 211

Yoo, Hwanjae 18,27,39, 58,59, 129, 134, 135, 136, 189, 240

Young, Coach 19

Young, Deonte 16,87,211

Young, Hannah: 18, 133, 136, 137, 189

Young, J.D. 128

Young, Jessica 19,54,85, 120, 135, 139, 168, 179

Young, Karissa 189

Young, Kate 18,32,59,85, 189

Young, Kyana 179

Young, Tylar 107, 130, 139, 179

Yousef, Ahmed:86,211

Yowell, Travis 179

Z

Zamudio-Aquino, Jesus :189

Zarbuck, Ashlee 57, 105, 167

Zarco, Alexander 86,91, 189

Zenge, David 16,86,91, 189

Zerai-Che, Coltrane 50,84, 105, 128, 130, 138, 179

Zhao, Kunjie 139, 189

Zick-Bottorff, Laura 155

Zimmerman, Ashley 155

Zorn, Timothy 155

The Maroon 2013-2014 Staff:

Head Editors: Kayla Gould, Jack Rossi, Cidnee Sheehan

Associate Editors: Anna Lin, Natalie Akins, Lia Jordan, Benjamin Mertens, Erin Roux

Student Consultant: Kayla Gould

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Right: Abby raises money for childhood Manaster cancer research. after her Participants raise money and shave with then'shave their heads to the girls show their support. MsSegal soccer team (right), is the One who got mascot, she Central involved with these raised events and since then we around $700 have raised over $12,000. this year.

before hitting the first spring dance.

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dance floor. take a photo at their last spring dance.

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Above: Catlyn Baker helps stabilize her friend Connor Jacobs while he tries to dance with his crutches.

Right: Student council members work behind the scenes to decorate Seely Hall the morning of the dance.

Right:Theamazing groupofvolunteersthat helped to make this dayhappenandare committed to the cause.

Left: Treton Fuller boldly volunteered on the spottoshavehishead and had to call his parents for consent.

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Far Left: Returning champ Chip Tolentino (Quinton Ohlsson) gets pumpedupforthe spellingbee.

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(Maddi Weglarz-Ward) is excited to spell.

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Below: Logainne SchwartzandGrubenierre, played by Natalie Bina, focuses before her turn.

Back Row: Danie! Ngandu, Jonathan Moyo, Joseph Horvat, Trevor Gossett, Garrett Tieder, Evan Miller, Andrew Hopper, Jamal Stovall, Jaedon Rodgers, Nick Jackson, Coach Jefferson

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Row 2: Coach Ross, Edmond McGhee, Rijaal Akbar, Nick Henson, Chris Monsingh, Ashton Hyatt, Jelani Porter, Frank Kelly, D.J. Pelmore, Jacob Smock, Alex Cler, Zakkori Johnson, Coach Williams

Front Row: Logan Darr, Riley Staab, Jonathan Bien, Kenneth Sanchez, Henry Sills, Corey White, Nimesh Avashia, Marcus Higgins, Clayton Gossett, Andrew Mininger, Jalen Rose

Back Row: Coach Lowe, Maddy Miller, Averi Simpson, Paula Lucas, Rachel Fields, Jessica Wagner, Alyson Wagner, Caroline Hopper, Rosie Knight, Coach Chavez

Row 3: Coach Hood, Nidhi Dholaria, Gabrielle Diaz, Sarah Halberstadt, Neda Sroka, Catlyn Baker, Pauline Stieber, Andrea Collins, Hope Llewellyn, Trinity Brown, Audrey Akins, Coach Keuster

Row 2: Jasmine Schreiber, Brittany Baker, Desirae Shirley, Payton Stillman, Jacquesia Hart, Ranija Turner, Ariana Smith, Hannah Shinew, Erin Roux, Jasmine Green, Tashanee Turner, Jessica Devine

Front Row: Hannah Smock, Olivia Prudhomme, Niallian O'Brien, Natalie Akins, Hannah Wright, Sarah Cossman, Adrienne Squier, Maria Laros, Sharon Mainor, Alexis Dalton

BackRow:CoachP,CoachIan, CoachRodeffer,CoachPaul, CoachDue,PhillipSwariz, ConnorMapes,AlecAltmyer, LucasBeesley,ZacharyWilliams, JacobCripbett,Coach Weatherford,CoachCraig, CoachStrang,CoachClegg, CoachStaab

FrontRow:MichaelManard, TaylorBeard,JonathanFoster, AlecBarger,JosephAeilts,Zach Dormer,MattBrown,Jacob Snider,NickBrunson,Lucas Wilson

BackRow:CoachStaab, CoachClegg,CoachStrang, CoachCraig,Coach Weatherford,JoshBagger, DevonJohnson,ZackBaumann, TannerGordon,JakeBeesley, IsaacBanks,CoachDue,Coach Paul,CoachRodeffer,Coach lan,CoachP

Front Row: Nate Guido, Josh Caughey, Jack Tufte, Carr Hess, Conor Feely, Glenn Smith, Joe Bagger, Will Gerard, Soencer Hays, Trystyn Schoonover

BackRow:CoachStaab, CoachClegg,CoachStrang, CoachCraig,Coach Weatherford,CadeSestak, DomErlinger,IssacHeaton, MattMeyer,CoachDue, CoachPaul,CoachRodeffer, Coachlan,CoachP

FrontRow:JacobHampton, TommyKrouse,CalebCarr, TristanAimone,Marshall Thompson,SamRossow,Lucas Miles,ElliotBrown,Patrick Beckemeyer,LorinNugent

BackRow:CoachMcArthur, CoachYoung,CoachTumer, NatallieErvin,Scoyoniah Bowadry,RebeccaCrisman, PeytonLuesse,Coach Maatuka,CoachOmer

FrontRow:MadisonOmer, BritanyMcCormick,Jenni Sola,ImaniMaatuka,Hannah Young,AliciaBradley,Shaniya Maynor,JessicaBrown

BackRow:CoachMay,SheenazSSM Khan, Emily Engelbrecht-Wiggans,

Abby Manaster, Kate Young, HaleyPlattner,EmicaQuigley, CoachGaleski

Middle Row: Bella Ritz, Laura Vendal, Mia Miller, Rachael Courtney,MaddyChalifoux, HannahHart,NiallianO'Brien, SuzieReardanz

FrontRow:SarahCollins,Maria Jimenez, Stephanie Kregal, Claire Redden,PaytonThompson

BackRow:CoachDavis,Henry Goldsmith,MichaelYoo,Logan Wright,Paul-GabrielMitchell,Ben Mertens,lanGidcomb,Riley Thompson,HaydenDodds, CoachLukeman

FrontRow:KunjieZhao,lan Rodriguez,BenJefferson,Patrick Yim,LeoBannon,NikhilThope, BrianMoon,ColeSloniger,Lorren Krantz,DongJinShin

BackRow:CoachMcArthur, KamronReaves,ChloePence, OliviaWatts,AshleyRutledge, CoachYoung

MiddleRow:Lissette Contreras-Vazquez,Deja Williams, Panayiota Laros, Amanda Runyan, Maya Mackins,SarabiJain

FrontRow:JasmineHunter, SaraReinhold,AliciaBradley, LyndsayMcArthur,Savannah Roberts

BackRow:CoachSlade, GingerTufte,SandraRodriguez, KaitlynButler,KelishaKoradiya, KaylaHubbard,Madeline Walwik,CoachVega

MiddleRow:SarahVendal, NikkitaMandhan,Courtney Plattner,StephanieKregal, ClaireWashburn,LeahRoberts, KorineyWilcher

FrontRow:SaraCoutinho, AshleeZarouck,MadisonRice, FaithLlewllyn,AnneMarie Covert,MeagenKhoshaba, KiaraDelCarpio

Back Row: Coach Davis, Martin Walwik, Ryan Chalifoux, Tony Deng, Clayton Lehmann, Luke Meyer, Will Smith, PU Garinger, Kolton Canales, Garret Vanhoy

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Boys’ Baseball

entral Maroons’ Baseball finally had the season they have been working for. The team had an exploding year with a record of 35-3. With 35 Below - Eying the ball into his glove, junior wins, the Maroons set a new record for wins in Luke Beesley squats behind the plate ready a season, beating the previous record of 30 wins. In to frame the ball. addition to the 35 wins, Central also won their first regional championship since 1993 after beating Rantoul 8-0. Also, Central beat cross town rival, the Centennial Chargers 2-1 to secure the championship. This championship also went down as Coach Staab’s first regional championship win. Alas, Central lost 2-0 to Springfield Sacred Heart-Griffin in a Class 3A sectional semifinal. During the season the team was powered by a great offense of hitters. Of the hitters, sophomore Joe Aeilts set a new single season hitting record for Central with 63 hits, passing the previous record of 61 hits. On the defensive side Central had pitchers at their back bone. These powering pitchers were: senior Alec Altmyer, junior Zach Dorner, and sophomores Phillip Swarts and Tanner Gordon. The team was lead by seniors Alee Altmyer, Lucas Wilson, Michael Manard, Zach Williams, Jacob Cribbett, and Taylor Beard. he impressive team won the Big 12 Title, a first since 2006, finishing 10-2 in the league. Even after such a successful year, next year the Maroons will come back more mature and much stronger and ready to set even more records.

FarLeft-Senior LucasWilsonlays downasacrifice bunt in a clutch situation to advance the runner.

Center Left - Exploding through the ball, junior Connor Mapes squares up the ball to hit itpast the outfielders.

Interview

Senior MVP: Alec Altmyer

After being on two teams at Central that did

Q: What was the teams highlight of the season? not even go above .500, Alec Altmyer could

A; The highlight of the season was definitely not ask for a better year. The Maroons not only winning the regional championship because it were above .500, but also had a phenomenal was Coach Staab's first regional championship record of 35-3. Alec was a strong starter for and was a huge accomplishment for all of us. Central and was always there for clutch

Q:What would you say was the team’s strong- situations. Alec threw for 9 wins and only 2 point? losses including a regional championship win.

A: The team’s strong-point was our chemistry this Alec looks to extend his baseball career at year, everyone got along perfectly. Illinois State University.

Mar. 19th -Central wins ]2-2

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Main - Illinois State commit Alec Altmyer strides to throw a scorching fastball to get the batter out.

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Left -Taking a sign from his catcher, junior Zach Dorner stands on the mound in a big rival game against cross town rival Centennial.

Below - Meeting the ball out front, junior Jon Foster swings to crush the ball during the teacher's appreciation day at historic Mckinley Field.

Far Right - Up to plate junior Nick Brunson hits amean line drive to the right side of the field in an attempt to get on base.

[Center Right - Affer making a nice play, sophomore Jacob Snider makes a throw to sophomore first baseman, Matt Brown.

pr. 22nd - Maroons ake down cross town rival Centennial Chargers at home.

[defeating Uroana 8-0, May 28th -Central clinches their spot in he regional championship by

Right -Trotting with ease across home plate, sophomore Reni Nugent scores another run for Centrals’ Lady Maroons.

Below -Junior Natallie Ervin is caught in mid-rotation as she hopes to connect with the ball.

Far Left - Snowing off Central's sportsmanship and class, junior Hannah Young talks to the ump after a game.

Center Left -Senior Jenni Sola shows off her quick reflexes here when a wild pitch comes in at her feet.

pr. 26th - Central gets irsttwo wins indouble header vs. Decatur MacArther with scores lof 9-8 and 11-10

Main - Keeping her eye on the ball, junior Imani Maatuka prepares to crush the pitch.

May 3rd -Maroons get lanother two wins in double header vs. Decatur Eisenhower 20-10 and 17-3

May 26th - Urbana falls latthe hands ofCentral ith ascore of 16-14 in he regional uarterfinals.

May 27th -Central loses to Mahomet 2-12 in the regional semiinals, ending their eason.

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be - Junior Jessica Brown has to get dirty

Oo make it home safe in this close play at the plate.

Senior MVP:

Rebecca Crisman

entral's Girls’ Softball team accomplished a lot during the 2014 season. They finished the season with an overall record of 5-25, going 5-12 in Conference play. While their record does not show it, this team has improved a great deal in comparison to years past. "This was a resilient team that never gave up," said Coach Maatuka, about his team. This was his second year at the helm of Central's Varsity squad and it looks like his coaching is starting to make a difference. Helping Coach Maatuka lead the team were the two lone seniors, Rebecca Crisman and Jenni Sola, who were both co-captains. The bulk of the team, however, were juniors with a few sophomores. But the seniors will definitely be leaving the team in good hands. Leading the charge on offense is Reni Nugent and Imani Maatuka. Both batted over a .500 (Reni with a .592 and Imani with a .521) and Reni hit the teams only home-run of the season. This year's post-season was a tantalizing taste of what is to come in future seasons. Central was victorious over local rival Urbana in Regional play with a score of 16-14 to advance to the semi-final game. While their Cinderella-esque run was cut short by Mahomet with a score of 2-12, this stilll leaves us with high hopes for Central's 2015 team.

pau Right - Junior coyoniah Bowdry makes clean contact ith this pitch, hitting a bomb to put Central back in the game.

Far Right -Going for the two foot approach sophomore Shireen Hassan is about to touch home to score one for the Maroons.

Interview

Returning for her second year as a team @: What was the team’s highlight of the captain, Rebecca has been a vital role season? in the leadership of the Central Softball A: Winning out first regional game program. She is the only senior to have against Urbana. olayed all four years, and has played all Q@: What would you say was the team’s four of those at the varsity level. There is strong point? no doubt that Rebecca will leave behind some big shoes to fill.

A: We'd work to the end, no matter what the score was, we worked ‘till the end.

Girls’ Soccer

he Girls’ Soccer team of 2014 was one for the books. The girls, led by seniors Abby Manaster, Emily Engelbrecht-Wiggans, Haley Plattner, throughout the season. Urbana was defeated along with Bloomington, Danville, Mattoon, and other big remarkable feat. The team’s younger members also stepped up to the plate; the Lady Maroons were happy to introduce freshmen such as Sarah Collins

Below -Winding up her leg, junior Claire

Suzie Reardanz, and Sheena Khan, had a very successful season. The team was very proud to have odl. defeated Centennial, ending a five year losing streak against their cross-town rivals. Not only was that a big win for the books, but the team brought in win after win schoolsintournaments.Oneoftheteam’sstarplayers, MaddyChalifoux,becameCentral'shighestscoring playerinCentralGirls’Soccerhistoryasajunior,atruly

to send the

Ginger Tufte, Faith Llewellyn, and Payton Thompson

towards Centennial’s totheVarsitylineup.Theseyoungermemberspulled theirweightontheteamandalsoprepared themselvesfortheyearsahead,earningvaluable experienceonthefield.Overall,thegirls’soccerteam wasapowerhouseinthe2014season,andwillbea forcetobereckonedwithforyearstocome.

Right -Junior Mia Miller advances he ball across the playing field with expert footwork.

Center LeftStarting freshman Sarah Collins teals the ball rom her pponent.

Mar. 19th

Left -With well practiced and perfectly imed movements, Isabella Ritz keeps the ball from the other team.

Suzie Reardanz

Accomplished in both the classroom and on the field, senior Suzie Reardanz helped lead the Lady Maroons to victory time and time again during the 2014 season.

Left - Sprinting at top speed, junior Maddy Chalifoux keeps lahead of her opponent while advancing down the field.

IBelow - Sprinting to keep ahead lof one of Centennial’s player, Faith Llewellyn picks up speed While nearing the ball.

MiddleRight-Stayingin better position than the lother team’s player, Sophomore Maria Jimenez advances the [ball down the field.

Bottom Right - In order to keep control of the game, Emica Quigely, a junior, races her opponent to the ball.

Interview:

Q: What is your pregame ritual?

A: We channel our inner Julia Smith.

Q: What was the most memorable moment of the season?

A: The look on our coach's face when we beat Centennial. That was pure pride.

Right - Returning the ball back to his opponent from Normal Community is sophomore Nikhil Thope. He won his match and the team got the victory, winning 7-2.

Below - During his doubles match, Scott Wierschem poaches fo the net and returns the ball back with a volley.

Far Left -Winding up for the powerful forehand is senior lan Gidcomb. He went on to win his match 2 to 0.

Center Left -After hustlingbackto make the play, junior Michael Yoo sends back a deep forehand shot.

April 10 - Central wins their opener 7-2 at Normal Community. pril 24 - Central grabs a 8-1 victory iat home against rival Centennial.

Main - Following through his stroke after hitting his first serve is senior Austin Aten. He went on to win the match.

April 26 - Central took second overall in the Springfieldinvite.

May 24 - The team won sectionals Which was hosted at the Atkins outdoor Tennis Center.

Boys Tennis

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he 2014 season was another big one for the boys’ backhand is junior Hayden Dodds, who varsity tennis team. The team consisted of six seniors: ranked sixth on the Varsity team. Hayden Austin Aten, Gabe Mitchell, lan Gidcomb, Brian did not lose a match all season. Moon, Patrick Yim, and Riley Thompson; as well as four juniors: Hayden Dodds, Ben Mertens, Logan Wright, and Michael Yoo. The team also had one sophomore, Nikhil Thope, and one freshman, Cole Sloniger. Austin Aten led the team in the number one singles spot for the fourth straight year in a row and only lost one singles match during the regular season. The team took a second place finish in the Springfield invite where they sent every singles player to a championship game. Hayden Dodds and Austin Aten were the only ones to win a championship game in singles. Austin Aten and Nikhil Thope grabbed the title in doubles. The team won the sectionals title for the fifth straight year in a row. Austin Aten won singles at sectionals, followed by Michael Yoo and Gabe Mitchell who won doubles. Austin qualified for state for the fourth straight year, and everyone in the top 6 qualified in either singles or doubles. Central tennis had an incredibly successful season, only losing one match during the entire regular season. Although half of the team will be leaving, new young talent is going to step up and keep the tradition going.

Far Right -As David Moon waits at the net, Kunjie Zhao uses his strength to deliver

Senior MVP: Austin Aten Interview

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Q: What was your favorite part about being on four years, and played number one the team? doubles every year except his junior

A: really loved how close the team got this year, which he played number two. He eee it made all of the matches a lot also quallifi Austin ae oe aes ee pt eet

Q@: What was your most memorable match? eee a :

A:‘My match against Rockford Christian only for his falent on the court, and because saved five match points and came

outstanding academic status, but also back to win. his charming attitude. a vicious first serve.

Center RightPreparing to strike a forehand back at his opponent is senior Gabe Mitchell.

Boys’ and Girls’ Track

he 2014 Girls’ track and field team had yet another successful year bringing in many new faces as well as many veteran runners. The team was lead by the four senior captains: Catlyn Baker, Averi Simpson, Ranija Turner and Hannah Wright. Coach Hood felt this team was one of the best group of girls he has ever coached. They were heavily based on teamwork and helped each other out rather than having individual efforts. The state qualifying Ax2 team consisted of Jessica Wagner, Catlyn Baker, Sharon Mainor and Averi Simpson. Sharon Mainor also qualified individually for state in the 200. Hannah Wright qualified in the 2 mile and Ranija Turner qualified for the shot put. Mainor was the only one to run in the finals, capturing 5th in the 200, Overall it was a successful season for the girls. Wright lead the team, setting not only many personal records, but school records. The girls had a strong backbone from the coach, but also the senior runners that we able to pass down tradition as well as success to the girls that will make up the team in the years fo come.

he boys’ team also had a year that was far from disappointing. The team brought in much young talent that looks to follow in the footsteps of a strong group of upperclassmen. Lead by captain Corey White, the team had many strong finishes in big events. The team performed well across the board, consistently earning medals in both sprinting and long distance events. The boys sent five people to state. Four of the five were members of the 4x800 meter relay team that included Isaac Kasten, Corey White, Henry Sills, and Ashton Hyatt. The fifth person, Fraquan Gaines, competed in the triple jump. Gaines leaped his way to a respectable 10th place finish while the 4x800 team finished at 7th overall. Such a stout representation at state leaves high hopesfortheseasonstocome.

Far Left -Soaring high land bending tight, junior Joe Horvat looks © clear the bar in the high-jump.

Center Left -Coming in ast, senior Catlyn Baker hands off to Sharon Mainor who gets a running start to jgrab the baton.

Boys’SeniorMVP:CoreyWhite

Q; What isyour best track memory?

A: Standing on the podium with the restof the 4x8 guys and getting a state medal.

Q: What was your favorite part of going to state thisyear?

A: Getting to bring four alternates and looking up into the crowd before running and seeing them cheer us on.

Q: What's your pre-meet ritual?

A: The night before always eat lasagna and for breakfast a bagel with peanut butter and a banana.

Below - Anchoring the 4x1, senior Zakkori ohnson has the baton and strides out the pack straightaway looking to help the tear] medal.

May 23nd -The girls’ sent ivedifferent events to State ing for 49th overall. Sharon Maynor placed 5th inthe 200 meter.

Main - Running in an outside lane, ophomore Hannah Shinew starts the Ax8 off with commanding lead.

May 30th -The boys’ 4x800 eam finished 7th at the State Meet in Charleston, IL. The Maroons placed 56th overall.

Left - Exploding out of his blocks ith the baton, senior Feli Keti tarts around the curve leading he 4x1 team for the boys.

Below - Releasing the ball and letting itfly, senior Ranija Turner looks to throw a personal best on a cold day in March.

Center Right - Starting in lane one, sophomore Payton Woods sprints with authority for the maroons in the 4x4 relay.

FarRight-Justcoming ff of the second turn of he first lap, junior Erin Roux looks to keep the

Q@: Why did you start running track?

A: started in seventh grade because the boy had a crush on ran.

Q: What was your favorite part of track?

A: The family atmosphere between my teammates and coaches.

Q@: What was your favorite part about going to state?

A: Playing cards until 3A.M. with the peoplé who didn’t qualify forfinals.

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Clare Stanhope, Sara Sunderland, Natalie Akins, Hannah Wright, Kathryn Gunderson, and Niallan O’Brien have beenbestfriendssincetheirdaysinthe sixth grade. Spending lunches together, dances together, and classes together; it will be hard for them all fo part and go theirseparatewaysforcollege,buttheir friendshipwillalwaysremain.Times change, but friendships stay the same.

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Above Right: Detective Dick Shalit played by Madison Chaney arrives to investigate a murder during the play, surprising everyone in the room.

Below Right: The characters talk on stage before suiting up in their dramatic attire.

Drop Dead! was performed by a castofIsiahBrighton,Madison Chaney,WilliamKanter,JayLee, Rachel Slotnick, Lillie Sokolski, Julie Spohrer,MorganSpringer,Alanna Van Matre, and Anthony Weddle. ItwasdirectedbyLaDonna Wilson. This play has been oreviouslyperformedatCentral andwasrecentlyrevivedbythis greatcast.

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In Drop Dead! a cast of has-been actors is hired to revive their careers in a murder mystery. At the dress rehearsal, disaster occurs when the set falls, props break, and the producer and an actor are murdered. At the opening night performance, the murders continue to happen. The remaining actors not only have to save the show and their careers, they have to stay alive and solve the mystery. This humorous farce includes a crazy playwrite, an ex-adult movie star, method actor, as well as other larger-than-life characters alll attempting to save their has-been careers as well as their lives.

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Title of Show had a cast of only four characters. Quinn Murphy played Hunter Bell, Jonlyn Miller played Susan Blackwell, Natalie Bina played Heidi Blickenstaff, and Quinton Ohlsson as well as Cedric Jones portrayed Jeff Bowen. Title of Show was directed by LaDonna Wilson. Central is one of the first high schools in the country to do this musical.

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FE 6 N68 Day

The Honors Day Assembly for the class of 2014washeldonMay9thinCombes Gym for the student body as well as relativesofthesoon-to-begraduates.This daycelebratestheacademic,athletic, and artistic achievements of the hardworkingseniorClass. Studentswitha4.0GPAgladlyaccepttheirawards.

With a smile on her face, Emily Benson receives her diploma.

Cyndy Pitcher, McKenna Mapes, Chloe Lessaris, and Rose Whitsitt throw their graduation caps.

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Senior class president, Madison Miller was the announcer for the ceremony. hands with Mr.

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Irene Andsager and Priya Jain accept the Science Olympiad Achievement Award.

Ranija Turner was a stand-out student, accepting 9 awards.

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