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Champaign Central High School

610 W. University Avenue

Champaign, IL 61820

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www.champaignschools.org

Enrollment: 1,158

Maroon Volume: 105

Principal: Joe Williams

Assoc. Principal: Jane Stillman

Assist. Principals: Yolanda Graham

Jonathan Kosovski

John Woods

Bryan Yacko

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HereatCentralHighSchool,students participateinaplethoraofeventsincluding SpiritWeek,InternationalFair,African AmericanTalentShow,Careers,andmore. Therearemanyexamplesofthestudentbody celebrating the victories of sports teams, meetingwithfellowclubmembers,and tweetingabouttheirCentralspirit.Social mediaplaysastrongroleintheconnectivity ofstudents. Sharingpicturesandparticipating inworldwidesocialexperimentsis common useofnetworkingsites.Manyactivitiesare advertisedoverthesesitesandcontinue.to growduetofollowersandsharers. Students enjoybeingabletoconnectwithoneanother, andtherangeofactivitiesthatCentralHigh Schoolhastoofferenablesthis.

‘Thissummerwasatimetorelaxandenjoy thedaysofffromschool.Studentsspentthese daystraveling,spendingtimewithfriends, goingtosummercamps,working,layingby thepool,orsimplyrelaxingathome.Itwasalsofilledwith barbecues,hotdays,icecoldlemonade,andmanygreat memories.Somestudentsusedtheextratimeoftheirbreak tocatchuporgetaheadonschoolworkfortheupcoming year.Althoughthesummerbreakseemssoshort,itismany studentsfavoritetimeoftheyear.

Above:SophomoresBenCarnahan,Sarah Collins,andIsaacHeatontakeabreakfrom workingduringtheirmissiontripinMcCreary County,Kentucky,toenjoythesurrounding scenery.

What was the most exciting thing you did this summer?

SistersJessicaandAlyson WagnerwenttoGermanyto visittheirgrandparentsover thesummer

Freshmangirlslefttoright:Anna Jefferson, Bethany Born, Kendall Thomashungoutalmosteveryday WoodsandOliviaOdellattendedaOne_thissummer! DirectionconcertatSoldierFieldin Chicago

Belowlefttoright:ErinHenderson,AlliePelafosandOliviaAtkinsgetreadytotaketheplungeonthegiantswingat CrookedCreekRanch,aYounglifecampinColorado.ManyotherCentralstudentsalsotraveledtoColoradoforthis campfortheweek.

This summer, the ALS ice bucket challenge was a large fundraiser that drew awareness to Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) often referred to as Lou Gehrig's Disease. ALS is a neurological disease that causes a person's nerve cells to gradually break down and die. Over a period of time, ALS affects a person's ability to control the muscles needed to speak, eat, breath, and move. Pete Frates, a former Boston College baseball player, inspired the start of the ice bucket challenge after he was diagnosed with ALS. In the ice bucket challenge, ice jj water is poured over the participant's head. The cold water gives the person a feeling of being paralyzed fora split second, to simulate the feeling of patients that suffer from ALS. Many students from Central participated in the challenge this year, helping spread awareness and donating to the cause.

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Above: Preparing for the ice cold water to cover her, Sydney Olson covers her face while the water is about to pour onto her. "It was so cold, Iwas freezing for twenty minutes after!"

Below: Players of the Central High School volleyball team join the challenge by having their coach dump the freezing water on them after a long practice.

Above: Tightening his face to get ready for the icy water that he is about to get emerged in, freshman, Yaret Campuzano, dumps a bucket of ice cold water on his head to partake in the challenge. "It felt like one of those big buckets at the water parks that dumps on you, but so much colder; it was shocking!"

Above:GoingtotheextremetoshowsupportforALS, juniorHenryGoldsmithusesatruckfulloficecoldwater forhisicebucketchallenge."Somuchwaterwentupmy noseandinmymouth,itfeltlikewasdrowning!"

On August 20th freshman students attended their first day at Central High z School. The day started off in Combes Gym, where they got their schedules and SH na got to catch up with their friends. During their first class, teachers and he = “ upperclassmen helped the freshman find their lockers. For second hour, students A oy went on a scavenger hunt to help them learn their way around the Central halls. a yA In third hour students participated in Central Jeopardy to help them get acquainted with their new school. During fourth and fifth hour, the students split into two groups. One group went to the — Above: Freshman Noah Brunson gets cafeteria and learned the lunchroom help searching for his class from senior, rules, while the other group practiced Jabari Freeman. 3 team building activities to get to know their classmates. In the freshman's sixth hour, they partook in a game called Truths and a Lie, which also helped them get to know classmates. During seventh hour students set goals for their high school careers. In their final hour, freshman learned about all of the clubs and sports Central has to = offer. Freshman day is very important because it helps the freshmen adapt to

Above: Student inet’ their new school without all of the commotion of the older students. aa ; ee Thompson's class get started with Above: Freshman girls chat it up while walking to the different activities planned icebreakerstogettoknowone forthem,helpingthemgetusedtotheirnewschool. BE anotherontheirfirstday.

Below: Newstudentslefttoright,ElenaBrown,BrittanyAnglin,MarandaDay, KaileyShepston,andChelsieNunezgetpreparedtostarttheirday.

Above:FriendsGraceShirleyand AllysonFrancoisareexcitedforthe futureaftercomparingclass schedules.

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Howmanytimesdidyougetlostonyourfirstday? Nowthatyouareinhighschool,whatareyoumost excitedfor?

"Igotlostabouteight "ITammostexcitedforthe times;itwasscary.One sportsCentralhasto timeIsatinthewrongoffer,especiallyfootball(is classfor10minutes." andbasketball.”

Heat days have become.a very common occurrence at Central HighiSehool. Since there is no air conditioning, Central is a very uncomfortable place to be in the hot days of August. Heat daygreliom students to have an early out at 1:05pm. -a nice respite'from the hot classrooms of Central. Heat days are given out if the heat index is at 97deegrees or above. Central is the only high school in the district that does not have air conditioning, and the only school to get out early for hot weather. Heat days have been greatly valued by the Studemts@h. Champaign Central-High School.

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What did you do =GenesisPagan, to stay cool? : JonathanFosterand MadelineLeGrande keepcoolbybringing portablefans toclass.

tisthetwentyfirstcenturyamdpeople*everywhetehavetheirnoseintheirsmartphones!Themainreasonforthe |Ear tocellphonesisbecauseofsocialimedia.Studentsusesocialmediaasawaytocommunicatetoothers andasawayt@stayinvolvedwiththeirfriendssfwitter,Instagram,andSnapchat,arejustafewofthemanysocial mediasitesthatpeopleofallagesliketopattakein.Highschoolstudents,especiallyatCentral,lovetoTweet,Snap, andpostpicturesonInstagramofthingsthegoonatschool.SometeachersevenhavespecialTwittersforschool worksostudentscanfollowthemandseeupdatesonhomework,upcomingquizzes,andotherannouncementsthat teacherswanttogetouttotheirstudents.

Above:Lyingonthebleachers,Kelley McDonaldpostasadSnapChatonherstoryof herself,VirtuousThomas,andMadiCollinson theirfirstdaybackinPE.

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Out with the Old...

CE CentralHighSchoolhasbeenaroundsince1938,and perhapsfinallyitwillbeoutwiththeoldandinwiththenew.

Aftermanymeetingsandmanyhoursofstressfuldecisionmaking,the location has been chosen to be on Interstate Drive and Neil Street, costingapproximately $108,132,261.AlthoughCentralisveryold,itis nottheonlyschoolneedingsomeimprovement.BothUnit4high schools are in need of more work space, with Centennial's lack of space forindustrialtechprogramsandChampaignCentral'slimitedspacefor the21stcenturycareerandtechnology(CTE)programs.And,thefact cannotbeignoredthatChampaignCentraldoesnothaveair conditioningandislandlockedsoexpansionisnotpossiblewithout eminentdomainoccurring. Travelingtosportsfieldsthathave scatteredlocationsisalsoadisadvantage.Movingtoanewlocation appearstobetheanswer,buttheideallocationwasdifficulttofind.

Left:Withtheoptionof16othersitesthe districtdecidedtopurchasethefinalsiteon FUTURE HOME of eG & InterstateDrivebecauseofitsroomfor CHAMPA“HAMPAIGNCENTRAL futuregrowth.Thesitewasannouncedon HIGHRes ii January27,2014eventhoughtherewas somedoubtaboutthelocationbecauseof trafficandtransportconcerns.Itseemed thatCentralwasnotcentralanymore.The communitywasaskedtosupportanew Centralbylookingintothefutureandto consideritsgrowth.Votingforthe referendumwasheldonNovember4th.

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WhatdoyouthinkHowfaristhe Peges aboutthe newlocation ge odeee proposedlocation fromyour ofthenew house? Central?

Voting Age of 18 or Not?

Emma Atkinson Erin Roux, andEmma Mankin makesure thatvoters wereatthe pollsin November.

Howdidyougetinvolved?

EmmaAtkinson:"I'maninternforDonGerard andherecommendedme."

EmmaMankin:"Mymothersignedmeupatschool registration.”

Whatisthehardestpart?

EmmaAtkinson:"Gettingusedtotalkingto people;it'sveryintimidatingandpushesyououtof yourcomfortzone."

EmmaMankin:"Havingtogodoortodoor,allof thewalking,andreallytryingtoconvincepeople."

Whathaveyoulearnedfromtheexperience?

EmmaAtkinson:"Everyoneisaffectedbypolitics insomeway.Votingisveryimportantinmid-term elections!"

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S ome students at Central over the summer and after school volunteered their time to help out with politics.

Central Students Emma Atkinson , Erin Roux,and Emma Mankin walked door to door supplying people with information about the upcoming elections. They asked people who they were supporting and even registered people to vote while also putting in a good word for Ann Callis, the runner up in the race for Congress. These girls were a big help when it came to bringing awareness to voting by spreading the word and connecting with newly registered teens.

bove: Republicans win record majority in the House with at least 243 seats; they are bleeding red across the map in the 2014 election

NS Ath, 2014 federal, state, and local elections took place nationwide. Between 6-9 a.m. to 6-9 p.m. people around the country voted for what they thought was the perfect fit for the people of America. Republicans in many areas took this election by a landslide at all levels including a new republican governor, Mr. Rauner, in Illinois.

n Champaign the Unit 4 vote did not go as planned. With over 50% of the votes going against the referendum, Central High School will not get a new school, and Centennial High School will not get any renovations. Not all hope is lost because the board has presented a new plan for April voters: A new Central at Interstate Drive: $94.5 million, additions to Centennial: eet=" $18.5 million, a repurposed Central building:$16 million, and a new Dr. Howard Elementary:$15 million.

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Groupingtogether:JamesKosmopolous,KaileyShepston, costume,EmilyGrumishstrikesa KendallWoods,EpiphanyMcGirtandMrs.Atkinsonflasha pose. smile.

HandexpressionsaddtothefunofDecadesDayasShabazKhan,Givingacourtesy,StephanieKregel NiyataMadhukar,andEmilyAlamedadisplaytheirspecialtyera showsoffherclassicpoodleskirt. costumes.

Ontheleft: Sportinga vintage Champaign Central soccer uniform, Ryan Chalifoux smilesfor thecamera.

100 students took a poll and told us their favorite decades!

Ontheleft:Rockingthe sweatband,TrevorPartin posesforthecamera.

Ontheright,toprow fromtheleft:puttingup theirpeacesigns, MarshallThompson,and TrevorPartinallgroup together.

Ontheright,bottomrow: Givingusbigsmiles, GabrielleHallbeck, AdrienneSquier,Ginger TufteandSiennaStolte grouptogetherforthe picture.

Left picture starting from the left: Mrs. Dietz, Austin Strand, Maeve Murphy, Madeline Atkinson, and Ashley Rutledge all look cute showing off their costumes.

D uring homecoming week, Monday took to the futuse and the past. Outfits were varying from decades like the 80's and throwback decades like the 20's. Students got creativé with choosing an outfit for theit favorite era. Students had the opportunity to express their favorite decade through well thought out costumes) Eyeryone was able to have a lot of fun dressing up, and admiring each other's costumes throughout the day.

heseconddayofSpiritWeek2014wasWesternDay. Studentsdressedupintheirfavoriteflannel,bandana, overalls,camo,cowboyboots,andwhateverelsetheycouldfind. Thisparticularlyeasydaywaspushedtothemaxwithfunand crazycostumes. "Western"isabroadtermthatmeantanythingfromhorsebackridingcowboystoAmerican spirit.Whatismore"Western"thanAmerica?Notmuch. So,studentsinterpretedthisthemelooselyand creativelydesignedtheiroutfits.

Thebrightsmilesandplaidshirtsof(fromlefttoright)Sarah McDonald,RebekaSowers,SydneyOlson,KlaireGreen,and ClairePollardspeaktoWednesday'sthemeofWestern.

he third day of spirit week was the day when everyone got to be somebody else. Whether they were dressed as ieee favorite movie star, TV show character, or super hero, Central students went all out. Utilizing their extra forty-five minutes in the morning on this late-start Wednesday, students woke up early and glamorized themselves, as seen when they all walked into Seely Hall at 8:50. Not only the students participated, but the teachers also showed their spirit by dressing as their favorite characters. Central students entered their first hours not knowing if they were at school or in their favorite movies.

Above:Sophia Reynen, Ashley

Above:Teachers Mrs. Brooks, Above: Super heroes Capris Hale, Rutledge,EdwardTang,and Mrs.Blood,Ms.Polarekshow AshleyReeves,JerellWilson,Jabari JosephStevensmakesurethereis theirturtlepowerbygivingthe Freemantakeabreakfromtheir noregretsaboutdressingupfor studentsagreateducationand adventurousdaytoposefora characterday. lookinggoodwhiledoingit. picture.

Left!WATCH OUT!MaeveSelin,Katie Sloniger,KathrynMcCulley,LauraVendal, VirtuousThomas,andOliviaAtkinswere caughtroamingtheCentralhallsafter escapingfromfederalprisonmakingsureyou knowthatorangeisthenewblack!Thenew Netflixshowiswhateveryoneiswatching andwhenthecastmadeanappearanceat school,allofthestudentslovedit

Left:TopRow:KatieSloniger, AshishBahttAlexisWestwater, ZachDorner,JessicaYoung, PeytonLuesse,Trenise$foKes Middlerow:MadisonRice,Coltrane Zerai-Che,ShireenHassan Bottomrow:Celeste Thompson,OliviaPrudhomme, AnicaMiller.

Allcharactersshowtheirschool spiritandvarietyofcostumesby showingtheirsassandstylewhile posingforthecamera

Above: Mean Girls Darian Wells, Rebeka Sowers ,Brooke Carver and Sophie Wathen pose for a picture. Make sure you do not get on their bad side because you never know when the secrets of the Burn Book will be slipped under your classroom door!

Above:Garrett Farthing, Tom Hubbard, Maddy Chalifoux, and Shahbaz Kahn make you part of their world when they fly up to hogwarts even when it gets cold, cold outside!

Below:Mr.Baum dressedasa despicableminion possesforthe camerawithhis

Below:Zoe Kosmopoulos sendspeaceto theEarthinher CutesalorMoon biggestsmile costume favor

Below:Claire Pollardand SydneyOlson makesuretheodds areevainyour

SiennaStolte|| makingan = apperanceas (ae Cailloutaking usonaflash backridetothe \y elementary — a“ dayscoming homeafter schoolwatching toourfavorite tv show

GingerTufte andOlivia Doddsreportto youlivefrom theCentral hallways dressingasRon Burgundyand BrickTamland fromthe comedy "Anchorman"

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Morrisdressed asSugaMama fromthehittv showThe ProudFamily bringlotsof laughsand good Qe oa memoriesto a thestudentsof Central High School. \ (

hefourthdayofspiritweek,ThursdayJersey Day,wasadaythateverybodygottowear jerseyssupportingtheirfavoritesportsteams.The jerseys range from their favorite college teams,.sQginajemeague teams and even showing their school spirit wearing Central jerseys. Jerseys are very common and easy tejpat together making Thursday one of the days that had the most participants. This day showed off the variety of fa@@rite sports teams that the students of Central support.

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Above:GoodfriendsJoeBagger favorites for both Jennifer Galbreath and Darian Wells.

Centraljersey,MichelleandWalkerStillmandonotmess Nguyenshowsoffher aroundwhenitcomestoJerz-day schoolspirit. Thursday

Above:Wearinganold schoolCentraljersey, JabariFreemansportsan afroandsweatbandto match.

Above:Showingofftheircherishedsportsteams,NathanielGuido,Trystyn Schoonover,PhillipSwartzandShahbazKhangrouptogethertohavetheir picturetaken."IworemyCentralfootballjerseytoshowmyschoolspiritand supportmyteam.”-TrystynSchoonover

Friendstotheleft,Marielle McNabneyandGarrettTieder andtotheright,Meagan BorgsmillerandKamryn Petigrewshowofftheirwide rangeoffavoritesportsteams. "IworemyLakersjersey becauseIhavebeenahuge Lakersfanmywholelife."

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Freshmen _ Sophomores

Above:ReganOslyer,MariemeNdoye)PreciousTurner,Camille

Backrowlefttoright:ZoeDunn,SydneyOlson,HannahPerkinson,Loren Breen, Jay Bayless, Justin@haney, Raymond Vasquez, Drew Nugent, Anthony Schreiber, Lorren Krantz, Jacob Lo, Clayton

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Thebestpartabout freshmanyearfor MontecWarrenis PAdbthenewathletic opportunities."

IsaacHeatonlikes beingasophomore because"You'reno longerafreshman."

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"Junioryearisnice becauseyoufinally getopenlunch," saysChris Monsingh.

"Knowingthatyou're almostoutofHigh schoolisthebestpart aboutbeingasenior," saysEmmyAlameda.

Heese isatimeofexhaustingpreparation,particularlyforthe girls.Theyspendhoursdoingtheirhairandmakeup,paimitingtheir nails,andpickingouttheirshoesanddress.Highschooldancestendto putalotofpressureonthegirls.However,itallstartswiththehighlyanticipatedaskingthattheboystypicallypartake in.Thiscomeswithatremendousamountofplanningandstress.HowdoIaskher?Willshesay“yes”?Willher parentsapproveofme?Doessheevenlikecookiecake?aresomeofmultiplequestionsthatrunthroughboys’minds beforetheyaskthegirloftheirdreamstoaperfectnight."HomecomingProposals"weighheavilyonboysduetothe constantcomparisontoviraltweetsandtheloominginstagrampostwaitingtohappen,butonlyiftheyaregoodenough.

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“ e Powderptff game is a highly anticipated event between the#junior and senior classes. Girls show off theirathleticism! while football players show off their coaching and leadershiprskills. Beginning freshman year, girls countdown to the day where they can finally beat'up their elder peers in a friendly game of football. Seniors Cannot wait to Smash the wanna-be juniors. This year's seniors had a reputation to maintain since they beat the senior squad last year. Bodies are painted, hair is braided, and nails are sharpened all for this event that kicks off Homecoming week.

ae annualhomecomingpeprallyandparadeduringschool onSeptember19thkickedofftheweekendwithagreat start!EveryonegatheredinCombesGymthatFridayafternoon tocelebrateandhelpcheeronthefootballteamforlatethat night.Studentsfromeachgradeparticipatedingamessucha KnockOut,Tug-of-War,andthePingPongShake.The MarchingMaroonsprovidedfantasticmusicandentertainment alongwiththeVarsityDanceTeamandcheerleaders.Thepep rallygetsavarietyofstudents,aswellasteachers,involvedin schoolactivitiesanditisagreatwaytoget hypedupandexcitedfortheweekend festivities!

1.Freshman Anna Jefferson(far left), Sophomore Adrienne Squier (middle left), Junior Izzy Rossi (frontright),andSenior:KathrynMcCulley(back right)tryandshakeping-pongballsoutoftissue box while it is taped to their backs.

2. The Sophomore class is using all of their muscles to try to pull their way to victory in the Tug-Of-Wargame.

3.SeniorboysJoelThompson(farleft),Connor eles

Mapes (middle left), Zach Dorner (middle right), and Zack Baumann(far right) perform a choreographeddancetoshowtheirschoolspirit!

4. The Marching Maroons provided outstanding musicatthepeprally.

5. The Varsity Dance team is lined up and ready to rumble as they are waiting to hear the music start.

a Homecoming Game this year on September 19th against Centennial provided for one of the most competitive games in town. A full student section along with committed parents and other spectators from both the Central and Centennial side came out to watch the rivalry. Though the Maroons did not win this game, it allowed Central students to show their school spirit and cheer on their classmates under the Friday night lights. The Maroons fought a hard battle and the Bleacher Bums were supporting them the whole way.

1.The Bleacher Bums are ready for the game to start with the seniors leading the student section in the front row.

2.The Marching Maroons march their way down the field for an unforgettable half time show.

3. Sophomore QB Walker Stillman winds up his arm to prepare to launch an exeeptional pass.

4. The offensive line is ready to take a move to try and score against The Chargers:

Name: Olivia Johnson

Birthday: April 10, 1997

One thing on my bucket list: Date

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Name: Reni Nugent

Favoriteanimal:Wolf

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Celebrity crush: Niykee Heaton

Hidden talent: Rapping

Name: Nick Walker

Birthday: April 18.1998

Funniest moment in high

Favoritecolor:Green school:Thatonetimeat band camp

Celebrity crush: Beyonce

Favorite color: Red

Name: Kelsey Patton Birthday: February 24, 1999

Nickname: KP

Favorite color: Light blue

Name: Daniel Briggs

One word to describe me: Energetic

Favorite Animal: Polar bear

Hidden talent: Drawing

Name: IsabellaJohnson

Birthday: June 20, 2000

DreamVacation: Scotland Nickname: Bella

Name: James Kosmopoulos

One thing on my bucket list: Meet Ozzy Osbourne

Hidden talent: I can't tell you, it's hidden

Name: Brooke

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Name: Josh Bagger

Birthday: September

Favorite color: Purple 10.1996

Favorite movie: Hidden talent: Finding Nemo

People call me the One word to describe songbird of our me: Enthusiastic generation

Favorite band: Queen

Name: Dana Klaus

One word to describe

Name: Spencer Hayes

Favorite band: Zac me: Grandma Brown Band Dream vacation: Favorite animal: London, England Monkey

Celebrity crush: Chuck

One word to describe Bass me: Outgoing

Name: Virtuous Thomas Iamme aRule

Birthday: April 30, 1997 : Kemper Favoritemovie: Clueless IfIcouldbeany fictionalcharacterI wouldbe:Trisfrom Divergentbeforeshegot shot

Nickname:Riles Dreamvacation: Hawail Favoriteanimal: Dog

Name:Fiona Kimble Onewordto describeme: Bootylicious

Favoriteanimal: Cat

Favoritemovie:The BreakfastClub

Name:ShahbazKhan Dreamvacation: Decatur,IL

FunniestHighSchool moment:Briefcase bombthreat

Celebritycrush:Paula Deen

hisyearshomecomingdaricewasahugesuccess fromthewonderfuldecorations,toallthestudents thatcametodancétheirhearts,out. Thethemeofthe nightwasMidtighfimParis. Thegymwascoveredin beautifullightsamdtherewas.evenaminiatureEiffel TowerstandinginSeelyHal!! LheDJwasDJKosmo, whoalwaysdoesagreatjobprovidingupbeatsongsfor studentstoboogiedownto,hemightstartedat7pm andstudentsdaficeduntiltheelockstruck10pm. Forthe seniors,atwasanighttheywillmotforgetandfor juniors/Sophoinores,andfreshmen,ifisanightthatthey willlookforwardtointhetimetheyhaveatCentral HighSchool.

Above:Alargegroupofseniorsgettogetherat TheChampaignCountryClubbeforeheadingover toCentralforthedance.

Above:ShimmingtotheCupidShuffle,Peyton Herbert,NicholasHittle,andDanaWestfield dancethenightaway.

Below: Getting their boogie on, Nikita Mandhan and Coltrane Zerai-Che, dance the night away.

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Left:InSeelyHall, FraquanGaines, MontrelMoore,and BrianThomasjust arriveandwaittogether inanticipationofthe dance

Left:Clappingtothe beatofthemusic,Anna BensonandStephanie Kregeldanceandsing together.

1: Putting a pause on dancing, (Left to right) Zoe Andsager, Lauren Francisco, Cameron Johnson, Gabriella Frazier, and (front) Isabella Johnson capture a picture of a night they will never forget.

2:Taking a picture together, Anna Jefferson and Kendall Woods look beautiful for their first homecoming.

3: Slowing things down, Ryan Chalifoux and Sarah Vendal, get together for a couples dance.

4. Coming together for their senior homecoming, Hannah Hart and Meagan Khoshoba take a cute picture

ow do Central students make their mark? Through their personal style, of course. The halls are full with students hee. themselves through their fashionable threads, whether it be with jeans and a t-shirt or a sleek button-up and khakis. The clothes that students wear are a great representation of the year we are in. 2014 and 2015 have seen some new trends as well as many revivals from years passed. Not only do we have great modern prep with Spirit Jerseys and Vineyard Vines, we also get a 1990s "blast from the past." Chokers and windbreakers, anybody” Students at Central proudly wear many of these trends while also creating their own look. They are truly making their mark!

Above:Embracingthecontrasting patternstrendisJonathanMoyo, wearingcamoandstripes.His essentialcold-weathercolorisblack.

Girls 2014-2015 Boys

- High-Waisted Shorts

- New Balances

-Leggings -SoccerPants

-SpiritJerseys -PoloRalphLauren

-InfinityScarves -NikeSweatshirts

- White Converse - Pea Coats

- Chokers - 1/4 Zips

-Thigh-HighSocks -VineyardVines

- Riding boots - College Crewnecks

- Statement Necklaces

- Skinny Khakis

-BigPrintedHeadbands -Windbreakers

Above: Wearing a boho Tie-die

Above: Walker Stillman is a dress, Glorian Roberts poses for a perfect example of modern prep, picture. In the frigid weather, she all dressed upffor game-day in his layers her dress with a cardigan and khakis and Pelo Ralph Lauren tights. button-up.

O,. ofthemostexcitingthingsabouthigh schoolisturningsixteenandgettingyourhi¢ense. ManyCentralstudentsdrivethemselvesto)$ehool and take on the responsibility ofbeing behind the wheel; but driving and parking atCentral can be atrick, considering that students must park on streets outside the school! There are many students that have red"ears, blue cars, matching cars, and new cars!

Left:Cousins,KatieSloniger(left)andMaddie McMahon(right,)bothdrivesilverMercedes!

What is the name of your car?

Katie: "Chuck Bass" Maddie:"Grandma"

Whatisthebestpartaboutyourcar?

Katie: "It has no air conditioning and no place to plug in an aux cord!"

Maddie: "I love being able to drive around a car that has beeninthefamilyforalongtime.”

To the right, Juniors, Izzy Rossi and Lea Thompson, are proud owners of Bugs!

What is it like driving a Bug?

Izzy: "It is cool until people see you driving a yellow Bug."

Lea: "It is fun until you realize that you are driving a Bug."

What is a pro to driving a Bug?

Izzy:'"It is small enough to fit through spaces that nobody else can.

Lea: "I can virtually make anything into a parking spot."

What is acon of driving a Bug?

Izzy: “It's a Bug... there are many.”

Lea: "The SlugBug game becomes your life."

Left:Standinginfrontofhisblack2008Rubicon Jeep, Jake Snider answers some questions about hiscoolcar.

Ifyoucouldchangeonethingaboutyourcarwhat would it be?:

- "I wish it wasn't a stick shift but other than that everything is nice!”

Do you have any funny stories that have happened whiledriving?

-"OnceIpushedJonFosteroutofthecarwhile drivingandhegotupoutofthestreetandtriedto run after me but eventually gave up.”

Above: Laura Vendal works atThe Pottery Place. She said, "She loves working there because she likes being surrounded by creative people all the time and seeing how they use their talents tomake something beautiful.”

Whatwasthebestpartofworkingthere? Theyallagreedthatitwas,"Takinghomethefood everynight."

Below:KathrynMcCulley KathrynhasbeenworkingatCheckeredMoonfor almostthreeyears.'Thebestpartofworkingthereis probablythecreativeatmosphere,"shesuggests.

Below:OliviaJohnson,BreaunnaDyson,and EmmaRohrershowoffVeraBradleybagstheysell atVilardoslocatedintheOldFarmShopping Center.Occasionlytheyallworktogetherandenjoy makinginsidejokes.

Above:DevonBell,BrandonBell,DustinPence, MatthewVanderwerf,JoshBagger,JosephHorvat, andPhilipGaringerworkatSholemAquaticCenter duringthesummerasswiminstructorsandlife guards

Mie. students at Central work part time jobs afterschool,notonlytomakealittleextra moneyonthesideinordertokeepupwiththelatest trends,buttoalsolearnresponsibility.Byworking thesejobsstudentsgetapreviewofwhatitisliketo workinthe"realworld".Theylearnnewskillssuch asmultitaskingandworkingwithothers.These studentsenjoythejobsthattheyhaveandgain valuableexperiencetosucceedinthefuture.Teens are usually allowed to start working when they turn 16 but some jobs only hire students 18 years or older. Younger students do odd jobs at home until they are old enough to start working for a wage.

Below:DarianWellssayshehasworkedatCGA for8months;heisgladhecanteachothersnew skillsintheareaofgymnastics.Hesaid,"Thebest partofthejobisseeingthekidsgetsoexcitedfor everythingtheydo!"

Their

part about teaching

is seeing how excited the kids get when they learn a new skill and they also enjoy working with each other.

Below: Standing- Nick Henson and Taylor Henderson. Kneeling- Marielle McNabney and Tom Hubbard stay "cool" working at Marble Slab in Savoy, owned by Taylor's parents. The summers are very busy, but they get a break during the cold winter!

Older brother Jon Foster stands Showing that they are mirror Sisters Grace and Claire Redden on his tip toes to show that he 1s images, twins Faith and Hope are three years apart, but they taller than younger sister Emily Llewellyn, show us how similar still get along! Foster. they look!

‘Throughout Central High School we have many siblings that enjoy going to school together. They can see each other throughout the day and say "Hello" when they pass by on the Stairs. Seimetimes, they may even end up in the same class! From shafinginside jokes tojdriying to school together in the morning, these’Siblings have so much that they can enjoy about Central Hieh School together, On this page many siblings wanted to share theit ereabrelationships and show how going to school with a sibling Or two Can be a plus.

Pretendingtobeatupig brotherJoeBagger,Josh Baggerpretendstopunchhint

riendship is something that is very important to high schoolers. Some have been friends for a few, yearsywihile others have been friends for a life time! This page is dedicated to celebrating some of the oldest friends! ips at CentralHigh.Thesefriendshavebeenthroughthickandthinandstillremainbestfriends.

Above:Strikingafiercepose

Above:Dressedupfortheir

Above:MadeleineAtkinsonand JasmineSchreiberandMaddy PreschoolHalloweenparty:SydneySophieWathenontheirfirstdayof Weglarz-Ward. OlsonandSydneyDrollinger. Istgrade.

Left:Ata AL sleepover,best friendsChloe Gerardand Hailey Drollinger.The nightconsistedof dinner,movies, andalotof laughsthatwill lastalifetime. Right:Chloeand Haileyreminisce abouttheir childhood.

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Left: Dressed upfor Halloween: Matthew Sharick,and JoeBagger havestayed friendssince 6thgrade!

JakeBeesley, Isaac Heaton,

Dressed as Disney Princesses Nick Walker and Maddy Supp pose for the camera.

Athletics draw most of the school together. Not only does Central High School offer more than 10 sports for both boys and girls, there are also alternative options for those who have school pride. School spirit is aprominent force that can be felt throughout the hallways. Beginning with Spirit Week, students, along with faculty, pump each other up for football season. The Band and Bleacher Bums encourage the student body to keep the support the following basketball season. Students on sports teams gain a sense of community with each other throughout their season which continues on to following years. The cheerleaders have an annual sleepover, Boys' Soccer take an overnight trip together, and Girls’ Volleyball spend weeks in the hot summer conditioning in Combes Gym. Each team is required to also do a service project. Boys’ Baseball rake leaves, Girls' Soccer plays bingo at the Champaign Nursing Home, and Boys' Football volunteer at the Urbana Sweet Corn Festival. Each athletic team "makes its mark" on each other, the community, and Central High School.

Row: Jalen Rose, Grant Semonin, Josh Bagger, Trevor Gossett, Fraquan Gaines, Matt Sharick, Nick Walker, Michael Lee, Jake Beesley, Trystyn Schoonover, Josh Caughey, Patrick Harris

Fifth Row: Conor Feely, Ariston Parks, Devryck Newell, Cam Jeffers, Ireland Driver, Dahrryon Kelly, Glenn Smith, Ryan Chalifoux, Paryon Holloway, Edmond McGhee, Dylan Royer

Fourth Row: Ravonte Leshore-Baker, Coach Foster, Coach Kuester, Coach Cerveny, Coach Craig, Coach Albaugh, Coach Carter, Coach Deverise, Coach Nix, Coach Turner, Coach Maatuka, Clayton Gossett

Third Row: Brandon Fayne, Ben Storsved, Jonathan Jakobsson, Jamal Stovall, Brandon Klein, Bradley Dee, Kataevion HarveyBrown, Elijah Medlyn, Matt Brown, Walker Stillman, Carr Hess

Second Row: Marshal Thompson, Ian Davis, Amir James, Dazhan Moore, Jack Tufte, Jordan Williams, Alan Simpson, Mikal Washington, Ryan Baker

First Row: Montrel Moore, Khalfani Maatuka, Jarrod Raimer, Jacob Hampton, Anthony Davis

Back Row: Izak Barnes, Caleb Carr, Patrick Harris, Jake Beesley, Matt Sharick, Nick Walker, Michael Lee, Paryon Holloway, Jacob Smock, Josh Caughey, Karl Webber

Fourth Row: Ben Storsved, Trequan Coleman, Donald Gardner, Conor Feely, Ryan Chalifoux, Glenn Smith, Isaac Heaton, Devryck Newell, Kataevion Harvey-Brown, Dazhan Moore

Third Row: Coach Maatuka, Coach Foster, Coach Kuester, Coach Cerveny, Coach Craig, Coach Albaugh, Coach Carter, Coach Deverise, Coach Nix, Coach Turner

Second Row: Ravonte Leshoure-Baker, Alan Simpson, Mikal Washington, Amir James, Jordan Williams, Brandon Fayne, Jack Tufte, Tim Maiden, Ian Davis, Clayton Gossett

First Row: Anthony Davis, Jacob Hampton, Jarrod Raimer, Khalfani Maatuka, DJ Pelmore

Back Row: David McClain, Angelo Barkstall, Matthew Tyner, Aaron Banks, Dylan Gunn, Michael Hasenstab, Abhinav Sharma, Zak Hartleb, Quin Smith, Kyle Stauffer, Fourth Row: Coach Maatuka, Coach Foster, Coach Kuester, Coach Cerveny, Coach Craig, Coach Albaugh, Coach Carter, Coach Deverise, Coach Nix, Coach Turner

Third Row: Cory Barcus, Tony Clark, Kendell Todd, Lamar Crawford, Devin Edwards, Lucas Halcrombe, Joe Motley, John Miller, Tyrell Henderson, Second Row: Zac Minnot, Jackson Skube, Brandon Chaney, Devon Turner, Brian Bernard, Jaylen Harris, James Carter, Montez Warren

First Row: Matthew Caughey, Deonta Moore, Kevin Hobb, Raymond Vasquez, Deandre Davis

Back Row: Ben Carnahan, PJ Garinger, Zack Baumann, Luke Meyer, Zach Beckler, Matt Becker, Coach Butts

Middle Row: Conor Butts, Thomas Krouse, Drake Elliott

Front Row: Alex Mertens, Josh Buttlar, Cage Sestak, Jeremy Cossman, Hayden Cekander, Philip Wachter

BackRow:CoachBecker,Bailey Gordon,CourtneyGould,Amanda Runyan,BellaRitz

FrontRow:MiaHayasaki, Madison Rice, Sarah Halberstadt, Olivia Atkins, Mia Miller

Back Row: Coach Day, Caroline Hopper, Emma Mankin, Maeve Selin,JessicaWagner,Alyson Wagner, Kelly Wright, Hollee Trent, Matt Davis

Middle Row: Ali Miller, Maddy Chalifoux,LauraVendal, Panayiota Laros, Grace Redden, GingerTufte,OliviaDodds, MaeveMurphy,AnissaHill

Front Row: Breaunna Dyson, Brenda Gonzalez, Sarah Vendal, Kortney Wilcher, Claire Redden, MeagenKhoshaba

BackRow:CoachEvan, EmmaAtkinson.Alyssa Olson,DanaWestfield,Taya Westfield,CoachKyle,Coach Cassie

MiddleRow:KateYoung, EmmaRohrer,J.D.Young, JuliaDeters,MaddyCollins, KelleyMcDonald

Front Row: Ariel Aimone, VirtuousThomas,Maddy McMahon,KatieSloniger, AudreyAkins

BackRow:CoachEvan,Ryan Anton,ToriPhelan,Sidney Olson,HannahPerkinson, GabbiHallbeck,Erin Henderson,GeralynParay, CoachKyle,CoachCassie

Front Row: Brooke Carver, RileyKaraganis,Rebeka Sowers, Madi Atkinson, CaseyDorner,Sophie Wathen, Allie Pelafos, Olivia Gulley

Back Row: Coach Evan, Aleecia Parker, Beth Born, Fess Hawkins, Elena Brown, CoachKyle,CoachCassie

FrontRow:KailieShepston, ChelsieNunez,Brittany Anglin,KayleeBowers, MarandaDay

Back Row: Coach May, Alex Zarco, Riley Kemper, Enoc Kabila Ngandu, Jonathan Moyo, Daniel Ngandu, Luis Hernandez, Brandon Del Carpio, Coach Whitely

MiddleRow:Emmanuel Komba,OmarGomez,Joey Wager,GavinSchrader,Ryan Chalifoux,KoltonCanales, LennySteele,RyanMondak

Front Row: Max Larrison, OmarNdoye,Jonathon Makiese, Lorren Krantz, JaedonRodgers,BenJefferson, Jacob Lo, Alex Cler, Juan Garcia

BackRow:CoachWhitely, HenryGoldsmith,Mac Dressman,DmitriSalov, GrahamBarnett,EnocLlunga, Carlos Vasquez, Matt Butler, CoachMay

Middle Row: Musanda Chansa, Omar Gomez, Pedro Gutierrez Nathan Donahue, Lorren Krantz, Jacob Lo, AndrewMininger

Front Row: Charlie Wood, DanielGiger,JoseOlea,Yung

Jin Shin, Andy Prom, Alex Cler, Liam Ferreira, Max Larrison

BackRow:HaileyDrollinger,Olivia Fossier,SophieHerr,SierraSeten,Anne MarieCovert,PaytonStillman,Libby Mooney,DanaKlaus,CourtneyPlattner, CoachBarker

MiddleRow:CoachDickinson,Peyton Luesse,KamrynPettigrew,Sarah Cossman,CeliaWilson,SarahCollins, CarsonKemper,SophieReynen,Anica Miller,RobertBearnhart

FrontRow:EllieCzys,NataliePerez, Olivia Odell, Kendall Woods, Anna Jefferson, Karsen Luesse, Mei Lien Crandall,LyndsayMcArthur

Back Row: Isaac Kasten, Luke Schideman, Coach Johnson

Front Row: Riley Staab, Ashton Hyatt, HenrySills,ZackMacAdam,Noah Brunson

*_BackRow:CoachHood,Olivia Prudhomme,EmicaQuigley,Hannah Shinew,DesiraeShirley,BrittanyBaker

FrontRow:FaithLlewellyn,Aidan O'Brien,AnneMattson,HopeLlewellyn, WeGraceShirley

he2014seasonprovedtobeagreatonefor theMaroons.Centralwent6-3inregularseason andclinchedaspotintheplayoffsontheirsenior night by beating Bloomington. They took a a tough loss to Metamora losing 18-35, giving Central a record of6-4.Amongtheirsixvictories,Centralwas able to keep the Wright Street Trophy by beating Urbana for the second year in a row. The other five wins for the Maroons included,Bloomington,Marion,Dunlap, Danville and Woodstock. There were many individualaccomplishmentsthatenabledthe team's success. Montrel Moore moved to number one in the record books for single season rushing yards with 1,558 yards. Not far behind, junior Matt Brown isnoweighthinschoolhistoryforsingleseasonrushing yardswith1,174yards.SeniorlinebackerBrandonKlein was named to the Class 5A Illinois High School Coaches

Main - Lining up fiercely, the Maroon's offense stares down the apposing defense in anticipation to drive down the field.

8/29 Marion W 26-14

9/05 at Dunlap We 4a

9/12 at Urbana W 44-26

9/19 Centennial L 14-40

9/26 at Normal 1, 20-29 Community

10/03 Normal West L 30-49

10/10 at Danville W 42-28

10/17 at Woodstock W 28-14

10/24 Bloomington W 35-20

11/01 at Metamora I, 18235

All-State Team. Klein had 28 solo tackles in the season and 134 total tackles. Central had an outstanding total of seven All-Conference players. Among them were Montrel Moore. Brandon Klein, Grant Semonin and Josh Bagger made first team, Ryan Baker and Jamal Stovall were special mentions and Trevor Gossett was an honorable mention. Central's Montrel Moore, Brandon Klein and Josh Bagger were also named to the News-Gazette All-Area first team, Matt Brown was named to All-Area second team and Grant Semonin and Ryan Baker were named as All-Area special mentions. Montrel Moore and Brandon Klein were both named to the News-Gazette All-State team as a special mention. After such an explosive year, Central has a bright future with many returning stars like Matt Brown and starting quarterback Walker Stillman.

Droppingbackintothepocket, sophomoreWalkerStillmanprepares torifletheballtooneofhis teammatesdownfield.

Makingadual effort,seniors IrelandDriverand BrandonKlein takedownthe opposingrunning backtomakea hugestopforthe Maroons. Approachingthe theball,senior JoshBagger attemptsa25yard fieldgoalas seniorteammate JamalStoval executesthehold. Leavingthe defenderinhis dust,seniorJalen Rosebreaksopen fora85kickoff returntogivethe teamtheironly kickreturnfora touchdownonthe year.

Montrel Moore

Interview

Q:Whatwasyourhighlightoftheseason?

A:AgainstDanvillewhenIbrokefor253yards and2touchdowns.

Q:Howdiditfeeltobeonaplayoffteam?

A:Awesome;itfeltverygoodtobeaseniorona playoffteamespeciallyforthefirsttimeinseven years.

Q:Whatwastheteam'sbestgameoftheseason?

A:Urbana,becauseeverybodyexecutedwelland webroughtbacktheWrightStreetTrophyfor thesecondyearinarow.

Leaping high into the air, senior Just out of reach from the defender, Fraquan Gaines makes an juniorMattBrownstridesintothe outstandingplaytopickoffthepass endzoneforoneofhiseleven fromthecross-townrivalCentennial. |touchdownsoftheyear.

Emmanuel Komba

Takingthegoal kickissophomore goalieRyan Chalifoux.Ryan ledtheteamwith 5shutoutsand8 wins.

Lookingforthe openpassisleftmidfielderBen Jefferson, who addedagoaland assisttothe4-1 victoryagainst NormalU-High.

Interview

Q:Whatwasyourfavoritemomentfromthe season?

A:WhenwebeatPeoriaNotreDameattheir house.Itwasawesometocomebackandwinas theunderdog.

Q:Whatwillyoumissmostabouttheteam?

A:Iwillmissalloftheguysontheteam.We were a family in and out of the soccer field, and I don'timaginecollegeasbeingthesame.

Thestartingsquad linesupforthe StarSpangled Bannerin preparationofthe homematch againstNormal UniversityHighschool.

Main - Dribbling up the field in a home game againstPeoriaRichwoods,midfielder EmmanuelKombalookstofindapass.His goalandtwoassistshelpedCentralwin6-0.

8/26 at Peoria Notre Dame | W 2-1

8/29 Chatham Glenwood W 2-1

8/30 at Bradley L 1-1 (3-5 PK's)

8/30 Normal West Wi DO

9/2 at Urbana Uni-High W 4-0

9/4 at Mattoon W 5-0

9/6 at Bradley oD)

9/9 at Peoria High W 3-0

9/11 Peoria Manual W 8-0

9/13 St. Thomas More W 4-2

9/16 Peoria Richwoods W 6-0

9/18 at Centennial W 2-0

9/23 at Urbana IL,Dl

9/25 Bloomington W 4-0

9/29 Normal U-High W 4-1

10/4 Charleston W 6-0

10/7 at Normal L 0-6

Community

10/9 Danville AP OVO)

10/14 Normal West TT flail

10/21 Regionals - W 2-0

Centennial

10/25 Regional Final - iL, 1D Danville

heCentral Maroons Varsity soccerteam had anotheroutstandingyear,endingwitharecordof 14-4-3. They began theirjourney on the road against20thnationallyrankedteam,PeoriaNotreDame. Afterbeingdown0-1athalf,theMaroonsputintwo secondhalfgoalstograbthewin2-1.They traveledtoBradley-Bourbonnaisfora tournament,wheretheylostthesemi-finalto Bradleyinpenaltykicks,andtook3rdplace afterdefeatingNormalWest2-0.Theteam foundtheirrhythm,winningsevenoutofthe nexteightgames,andtyingonegame.The MaroonshadanexcitingwinoverSt.Thomas Moore,andthenproceededtodefeattheircrosstownrivalChampaignCentennial2-0.Itwasthe firsttimein4yearsthattheMaroons hadbeatenthe Chargers. The Maroons took anunexpected lossfrom UrbanaHighSchoolwheretheylost2-4.TheMaroons

cruisedthroughtherestoftheseason,andwerevoted as the number one seed in their regional. The Maroons earnedaspotintheregionalfinalaftertheybeat Centennial2-0intheirfirstplayoffgame.Central's seasonwasputtoanendwhentheMaroonssuffered anail-bitinglosstotheDanvilleVikings,2-1. Theteamconsistedof11Seniors,7Juniors, and6Sophomores.Thecaptainswere Seniors Riley Kemper and Emmanuel Komba,alongsideJuniorJuanGarcia. EmmanuelKombaqualifiedfortheallstateteam,AlexZarcoandJuanGarcia madetheall-sectionalteam.AlexZarcoled theBig12with22goals,followedbyJuan Garciawith13.Althoughitwillnotbeeasy afteraseasonlikethis,theMaroonswilltrytotop this performance in 2015.

Main-SeniorSierraSetenentersthe watertobeginthesecondlegofthe 200yardfreerelay.

9/09 Danville W 108 -78

9/13 Normal Community | L 45 - 140

9/17 at Urbana W 95 -90

9/20 Charger Invitational | 6th Place

9/23 at Centennial W 110 -74

9/27 Bloomington 6th Place Invitational

10/4 Carl Sandburg 11th Place Invitational

10/tl Uni High : L 87 -96

10/15NormalWestW110-75

10/21 Twin City Meet Ist Place

10/23 at Bloomington 1b,73 = WD

11/1 Big 12 8th Place

11/15¢Sectionats 3rd Place 3

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F i majorityoftheteam’Wasco ExceptforSophieHerr;allo theAll-AreaTeamwenttosophe FreshmanKendalWoods madethe Team and sophomores Celia Kemper,SarahCollins,andCourtne

he Girls’ Swimming and Diving Team had a successful season in 2014. The squad finished with a record of 4-3 in dual meets and had several respectable finishes throughout their invitational-heavy schedule. The team was led by coach Will Barker, who has been at the helm of the Lady Maroons for over two decades (22 years total). However, "Everyone all received honorable mentions. The a coach can only do so much. A majority of | worked hard this _ pinnacle ofthe girls' season was their first’ the team leadership rested on the shoulders d : place finish at the Twin City of the seniors. "They wanted a great season See Siouiiol Ses Championships. They went on to finish from the very first day. They were great their all." Sth out of 11 at the —biee leaders and upheld our high standards for -Hailey Championships. This may sound under team chemistry," said Coach Barker of his whelming, but they still had a very good Drollinger seniors.Theteam'ssevenseniorswereDana Klaus,AnneMarieCovert,HaileyDrollinger, Olivia Fossier, Libby Mooney, Sierra Seten, and Sophie Herr,whowastheonlygirlfromCentraltobenominated totheAll-AreaFirstTeambytheNewsGazette.Whilethe team was strong inseniorleadership, the

meet with roughly 90% of events being personal bests. Central's season ended after finishing 3rd at the Sectional Championships which Central hosted. While their post season may have been cut short, the underclassmen heavy team leaves Central with high expectations for the following years.

Caughtinmid-air,sophomoreSarah

Collinsisattemptingadifficulttwist dive.Herpersonalbestfortheseason was158.50pointsagainstUrbana.

Extendingtoher fullwingspan, senior Anne Marie Coverttakesa gulpofairbefore continuingher50 yardlegofthe 200medleyrelay. Theteamposes withtheirtrophy aftertakingfirst placeatTwin City,defeating Centennial, Urbana,Saint ThomasMore, andUniversity HighSchool.

SeniorOlivia Fossierswims freestyleduring warm-upsagainst cross-townrival UniversityHigh School.Olivia's PRfortheseason inthe50freewas a30.62.

ENIOR MWiPs

Sophie Herr

Interview

Q:Whatwasthehighlightofyourseason?

A:GettingapersonalbestatSectionalsinthe 100flyandplacingfourth.

Q:Whatisyourpre-raceritual?

A:Istretch,dostreamlinejumps,eatalotof goldfish,andlistentoBeyonce.

Q:Whatwasyourfavoritememoryofthisyear?

A:BeatingUnitowintheTwinCityMeet.

Q:Whatwastheteam'sstrongpoint?

A: We are all one big family, which allows us to worktogetherandachieveourgoals.

Sophie Herr, and Celia Wilson

incredible posture while diving in the finished 4th in the 200 medley relay dual meet against Uni High. She at Sectionals with a time of 2:03.89. went on to score 182.70 points, a PR.

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Anticipatingher nextshot,junior BrendaGonzalez . : getsreadytolob AliMiller theballoverthe headofher opponent.

Intensely concentratingon her form, senior MaeveSelin receivestheball inamatchagainst Normal Tateaie Community.

Q:Whatwasyourfavoritemomentofthe season?

A:Winningtwomatchesatsectionals.

Q: How do you start your pre-match routine? In the middle of A:Gettinghypedwithmyfriendsonthewayto herswing matches. KortneyWilcher

Q:WhatwasyourfavoriteG-Dayquoteofthe envisionswhere seasan! me she will place the

A: "Jump on it! ee ball during a dual

Q:Doyouwanttoplaytennisincollege? matchinNormal.

A:Yes,butprobablyjustasaclubsport.

One ofthe senior leaders ofthe team, Madeline Chalifoux prepares to return the = serve of her Normal Community opponent.

8/30 Centennial invite | 8th place .

9/3 at Mattoon L 1-8

9/4 at Normal L 1-8 Community

9/6 Rantoul W 9-0

9/6 Decatur Macarthur | W 9-0

9/11 Centennial L 1-8

9/13 Purple invitational} 9th place

9/17 St. Thomas More | L 2-7

9/18 Bloomington W 7-2

9/19-9/20 Bloomington | 10th place Invite

9/24 at Normal West W 6-3

9/29 Danville ee 2e7

10/1 Gibson City W 9-0

10/4 Bradley Rain Out

10/7 Urbana W 9-0

-10/10-10/11 Big 12 5th place

10/17-10/18 Sectionals | 3rd place

Ts Central girls tennis experienced quite a successful season this year, finishing with a record of6-5. Comingoffofaseasonwheretheylost numerousvarsityseniors,theteamreboundedsplendidly withthearrivalofsomekeynewplayers.Theaddition ofthesenewplayersturnedCentralintoaforce tobereckonedwithintheBig12Conference. Thestartoftheseasonwasroughforthe Maroons,sufferingtoughlossestostandout teams such as Normal Community, St. ThomasMore,and_cross-townrival Centennial.Buttheyralliedbehindthesenior leadership of varsity players Madeline Chalifoux,ImaniMaatuka,andseniorMVPAli Miller. Indoing so,theyknocked offBig 12 conference opponents Bloomington, Normal West, Peoria Manual, and twin city enemy Urbana. At the Big 12 Conferencetournament,theChampaignCentralgirls

finishedarespectablefifthoutoftheelevenentrants: ThisresultwasachievedthankstotheeffortsofOlivia Dodds (5th at #1 singles)#Kelly Wright (Sth at #2 singles),MaddyChalifoux(5that#3"singles),Brenda Gonzalez (5th at #4 singles), Imani Maatuka (41h at #5 singles), and Ali Miller (3rd at #6 singles). Theteamalsoenjoyedsquiteasuccessful sectional\.campaign,cominginat3rdout of a sizablefreld 6f teams, finishing only behind Centennial and Danville: Althoughtheteamfailedtosendanyof, their members to the state tounvament, theymanagedtoadvance3ofthei4 entrants to the quarterfinals of their respectivebrackets.Allofthegirlslosthard foughtmatchestoverytoughopponents. Butwith some good young talent, the team hopes to send members tostatenextyear.

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o say the girl's 2014 volleyball season was a good onewouldsimplybeanunderstatement.The2013 seasonlefthighexpectationsforthisyearsteamand theywentaboveandbeyondthoseexpectations.Theteam was led by five seniors but saw many contributions from juniors as well as underclassmen. Senior VirtuousThomaswasnamedtotheBig12AllConferenceteam,alongwithjuniorsDana WestfieldandMaddieLeGrande.Seniors Emma Atkinson and Alyssa Olson were HonorableMentionsandjustmissedmaking the team. The team finished with an ougstandingrecordof30-8;theirfirst30win season Since the early 2000's. Their conference record finished at 7-3 which left the Maroon's team atarespectable4thplacefinishintheBig12Conference. The team lostin Regionals the year before, so they were

Main-InahomegameagainstPeoria NotreDame,SeniorKateYounglooks totiptheballoverthenetavoidingthe defender's block.

9/03 at Jacksonville

9/04 Mahomet

9/19

9/06 Centennial Invitationals at Peoria Manual Mahomet Tournament Peoria High School at Peoria Richwoods Mt. PulaskiTournament

W25-18,25-18

W22-25,25-25,22-15

Silver Bracket Champs (4-1)

W25-12,25-2 TournamentChamps (5-0)

W25-4,25-8

W25-19,25-16

4th Place Finish (3-1)

9/23 Peoria Notre Dame

9/25 at Normal West 9/30 Urbana

10/02 at Bloomington

10/07 Centennial 10/09 Lincoln 10/13 St. Joe-Ogden 9/11 9/13 9/16 9/18

10/14 Normal Community 10/16 at Danville

10/17 O'FallonAutumn Classic

10/23 Springfield

10/28 Regionals-Mahomet

10/30 Regionals-Centennial 11/04 Sectionals-Joliet Catholic

W25-16,25-10

W25-22,25-23

W25-14,24-10

L16-25,18-25

L25-22,17-25,25-27

W25-16,25-15

W28-26,25-16

L21-25,935)

W25-11,25-12 Tournament Champs (3-0)

L23-25,18-25

W29-25,25-9,25-18

W25-16,25-14

L20-25,22-25

looking to bounce back from a disappointing run in the postseason and they did just that. With huge Regional wins over rivals Mahomet and Centennial, the girls advanced to sectionals and were excited to do season. so. Unfortunately the team was defeated by Joliet Catholic in the first round of sectionals; but that could not take away from such a successful season. The girls throughout the season won two tournaments: one in O'Fallon and the other in Mahomet. They won the silver bracket at the Centennial Tournament and placed fourth at Mt. Pulaski. Coach Evan Hook said it was one of his most fun seasons he has ever had coaching. The girls worked hard all season and will do the same preparing for next

Tossingtheballintheair,Junior Dana Westfield strides forward as shegetsreadytoservetheballto Central'sopponent.

Beforeagamein CombesGym,the girls'varsityteam huddlesaround oneanotherand theircoach.The girlswouldlater goontobeat Mahometinthree sets.

IntheCentralCentennial "Volleyfora Cure"game, JuniorMaddie LeGrandejumps highinanattempt toscoreapoint againstCentral's cross-townrival.

Risingupplaying thepositionof middlehitter, SeniorAlyssa Olsonlooksto scoreapointfor Centralasshe killstheballwith aspike.

Virtuous Thomas

Interview

Q:Whatwasyourfavoritememoryofplaying forCentral?

A:Whenourcoachtookustotheparkinsteadof practicingbecausewewereallstressedout.

Q:Whatwasyourpregameritual?

A:EatSkinnypopPopcornandlistentoDrake (nothissoftstuff).

Q:Whatwasyourfavoritepartofplayingthis year?

A:Beingaroundateamwholovestowinjustas muchasIdo.

Squattingdownandfocusingonthe Concentratingdownthecourt,Junior ball,SeniorLiberoVirtuousThomas KelleyMcDonaldpreparestoserve attemptstodigtheballasKelley McDonaldwatchesclosely. theballoverthenetatahomegame inCombesGym.

SENIOR MW iP: Mia Miller

Inordertolineup the putt correctly, seniorZack Baummancarefull; placestheball downandchecks: hisread.

Whilewaitingtohit on a tee box, freshman Conor Butts talks about about his round with seniors Zack Baumann and Philip Garinger.

Interview

Q:Howdoyoufeeltheteamdidthisseason?

A:Wedidverywell;thiswasthebestyearCoach Beckerhashadinhis12yearcareer.

Q:Whatwasthehighlightoftheseason?

A:AdvancingtoSectionalsasawholeteam.

Q:Whatwasyourpre-matchritual?

A:EnduringtoCoach'sclassicrockonthebus.

Q:Doyouhaveanyadvicefortheteam?

A:Remembertohavefunandmoveonifyouhavea badround,andCoachBeckermeanswell.

Freshman phenomenonMia Hayasakistares downtheputting greeninordertoget anaccuratereadon herputt.

Boys

Main-SeniorLukeMeyerfollowsthrough hisswingashewatcheshisdrivesoarin theaironitswaytothefairway.

8/18 Tiger Kick-Off Classic | 4th Place

8/19 Redbird/Raider Classic | 12th Place

8/20 Bloomington Invite 18th Place

8/25JohnMacekInvite

8/29CentralInvitational

9/02 Champaign County

9/05DanvilleInvitational

9/12-9/13MattoonInvite

9/19Mt.ZionInvitational 10thPlace 9thPlace 2ndPlace 7thPlace 21stPlace 5thPlace

9/20 Dragon Classic 15th Place

9/26CharlestonInvitational|6thPlace 9/29Big12 6thPlace

10/04NormalBetterBall13thPlace

10/07 Regionals 3rd Place

10/13Sectionals 11thPlace

10/24 Champaign Cup L5-4

Girls

8/29BrookhillShootout6thPlace

9/06SaintsShootout 5thPlace

9/13NormalInvitational13thPlace

9/20DecaturInvitational10thPlace

9/29 Big 12 2nd Place

10/01 Champaign County Ist Place 10/04JohnMacekInvite9thPlace

10/08 Regionals 3rd Place

10/11Sectionals 6thPlace 10/23 Champaign Cup W 5 1/2 -3 1/2

osing two key seniors and their head coach, the Boys Golfteamhadcomeintotheseasonexpectinga rebuildingprocess.JeffButtsfilledinthecoaching vacancy with only a couple of years of assistant coaching experienceunderhisbelt.Evenwiththesekeylosses,the teamwasanexperiencedgroupwiththreeseniors,Luke Meyer, Zack Baumann, and PJ Garinger on the team. TheunderclassmenofBenCarnahan,Matt Becker, Conor Butts, and Cage Sestak filled in theremainingspots.SeniorLukeMeyerwas pleasantlysurprisedwithhowthesquadfared throughtheseason;"Wewentintotheseasonnot expectingverymuch,butwesteppedupinthe situations we needed to."" Examples of coming up big when they needed tocan be seen from the County TournamentandRegionals.Theycameupshortonly toCentennialatCounty,andadvancedoutofRegionalsas ateamwithaplaceofthird,whileLukeMeyerledtheteamwith amedalistscoreof79.Theteamhadtoughcompetitionforthe ChampaignCup,barelylosingtoCentennial,ateamranked fourthinthestate.

he Girls Golf team also enjoyed post season success. The team came into the season with two seniors, Mia Miller and Olivia Atkins, a junior Sectional Qualifier, Bella Ritz, and a freshman with high expectations, Mia Hayasaki. Hayasaki quickly fulfilled these expectations, sinking her first ever hole-in-one during a match early in the season. With junior Amanda Runyan improving throughout the season, the team played to their full potential at the inaugural Girls Champaign County Tournament, winning the tournament by one stroke and taking home hardware. The girls carried this momentum into Regionals, placing 3rd and advancing to Sectionals as a team. After a 6th Place finish at Sectionals, the team had one more match to play: the Champaign Cup against Centennial. For the first time, Central Girl's Golf took home the Cup, beating Centennial 5 1/2 to 3 1/2 in match play. Senior Mia Miller was proud about this season, "It felt great to give Coach his best season."

he Boys Cross Country team had an exceptional year. The team was led by seniors Isaac Kasten, Riley Staab, and Tom Hubbard. The underclassman group ofAshton Hyatt, Noah Brunson, Henry Sills, Zack MacAdam, and Hayden Garrison backed up the seniorsthroughouttheseason.TheTwinCity meetwasthehighlightoftheseason.Theteam hadfiverunnersmedalinthemeet,and AshtonHyattwontheindividualaward whiletheteamtookhomefirstplace.The Big12meetwasanothersuccessinthe season. The team placed 3rd in a very strong field,andAshtonHyattandHenrySillswere bothnamedontheAll-Conferencelist.The Boys team also had a successful post-season run, asthewholeteamadvancedoutoftheirRegionals, placing 3rd as a team. Ashton Hyatt was able to advance from Sectionals to State as an individual, capping off a great season.

herself inorder to finish the race strong.

9/06 Charelston Invitational 8th place /5th place

9/13 Woodruff Invitational 21st place / 33rd place

9/18 MacArthur Invitational 3rd place / 4th place

9/20 Edwardsville Invitational 2nd place / 13th place

9/27 East Peoria Invite 7th place / 16th place

10/01 vs. Danville Ist place / 2nd place 10/04 Peoria Invitational 19th place / 38th place

10/07 Twin City Ist place / 2nd place

10/09 vs. Mattoon, Ist place Eisenhower & MacArthur

10/11 Running Red Invite 9th place

10/18 Big 12 3rd place / 5th place

10/25 Regionals 3rd place / 4th place i fl /01 Sectiphials: : 6th place / 14th place

{2th place

he Git GrosspGrdss Country also enjoyed a ‘successful s@asn alori@-\with the Boys team, despite not KaVmeg a distintt front runner for the team. The Girls team was led by three seniors; Aidan O'Brien, Brittany Baker, and Emica Quigley. Notable underclassmen that also helped the team were Desirae Shirley, Hope Llewellyn, Faith Llewellyn, Annie Mattson, Hannah Shinew, and Grace Shirley. "The overall team chemistry has improved drastically,” commented Coach Hood, "the girls were much closer together as a group than they were last year." The best meet that the Girls team had in the regular season was the Twin City meet. They were able to come in 2nd place behind a very good Uni team. At Regionals in Danville, the Girls team was able to place 4th in the meet, allowing them to advance to Sectionals. The foundation for a great team was set this season for the Girls team.

Runningherhardest,juniorDesirae

Shirley strides down the course, finishingwithagoodtime.

Pushingaheadof thepack,junior

Ashton Hyatt flies down the course, Hyatt placed 12th

instatethisyear.

Keepingstrong form,freshmen NoahBrunson shavesoffafew secondsofhis personalrecord.

Isaac Kasten

Interview

Q-Whatwhereyourthoughtsontheseasonthis he year?

Giving it his all,

A- The season started slow, but we picked it up senior Riley Staab at the end and finished strong. dashes toward the

Q- What was your favorite memory in your four finish line on the years on the cross country team? final stretch of the

A- My favorite memory was winning Twin City COE Tournament back to back years.

Q-Whatisyourfavoritepartaboutcross country?

A-Gettinginshapeandhavingfunwithfriends.

Bringingoutthebestineachother, Duringthelongrace,sophomore freshmanAnneMattson,sophomore_FaithLlewellynestablishesgreat Hope Llewellyn, and junior Hannah pace. Shinewruntogether.

ThirdRow:RileyKemper, ScottWierschem,JoeyHorvat, Nathan Petersen, Ben Mertens, WillSmith,BrandonBell,Isaac Kasten,SpencerHays

Second Row: Coach Barker, Ben Lun, Kolton Canales, Ben Storsved,HunterJones,Payton Woods, Robert Bernhardt, CoachWaybright

FrontRow:CorbinPhillips, CamBarnard,Andrew Mininger,DevonBell,Jack Wierschem,MichaelBernhardt

Fourth Row: Coach Ramirez, Coach Merle, Coach Ross, Ian Davis, Brandon Klein, Michael Hasenstab,DylanGunn,Glenn Smith, Brandon Fayne, Alan Simpson,CoachAnastasia, Coach Wes

Third Row: Justin Pranada, Victor Cruz, Irie Zerai-Che, Ravonte Leshoure-Baker, Jack McDonald, Quinlan Tran, Cesar Alvarez, Jordan Lucas, Quinzel Smith

Second Row: John Miller, Carlos Verelas, Andrew Sundberg, Aaron Banks, Dazhan Moore, Jordan Williams, Amir James, RyanBaker,KhalfaniMaatuka, StephanieKregel,CaprisHale

BackRow:HaleyOhlsson, DajaWilson,Hannah Kincade,KaylaGussman, ol > Alexis Westwater, Mary-Kate $ e3

Mulcahey, Trenise Stokes, Ay

Adriana Coleman, Lydia Sink

Gabriel Combs, Desirae

, Shirley, Coach McGuire & Ww

FrontRow:JhazmyneHunter, DestinyRowan,JulieSpohrer, EmilyGrumish,ZoeLawyer, SarahMcDonald,Jennifer Galbreath,AlahnaVanMatre

BackRow:CoachVilardo, KaileyShepston,KlaireGreen, GraceShirley,AyannaCowart, TaylorCampbell,Ellesse Dorsey,KaylaNapper,Skylar Schuette,PatryannaRunge

Front Row: Samantha Thornhill, Mesa Powell, Ashlee Zarbuck

Coach Brewer, Brenda Gaona, Ashley Massey,AdrieannaMoore-Johnson, AlexisEdmison,LauranMiller, CaprisHale,KristineDaniels,Alexis Ervin,CoachLong

Back Row: Coach Iverson, Scoyoniah Bowdry, Jessica Wagner, Fess Hawkins, Debrae Richter-Shea, Payton Stillman, Alexis Smith, Coach Ratka

Front Row: Imani Maatuka, Tylon Turner, Nikita Snyder, Bailey Gordon, Maya Mackins, Katriana Leshoure, Leonor Vaca

BackRow:Kamryn Pettigrew,Meagan Borgsmiller,MariaEppich, Alexis Hess, Kelsey Patton, Coach P

FrontRow:AlexisOsler, Olivia Watts, Panayiota Laros, Anyesha Williams, GabrielaDiaz

Back Row: Hassanea Dillon, Korrie Clay, Nai Kashua, Caleyann Collins, Valencia McCoy, Coach Davis

Front Row: Porcha Collier, Lela McCoy, Ellesse Dorsey,DreannaColvin

BackRow:Anthony Giboney,Calogeno Dawson, Jamal Stovall, Bradley Dee, Jalen Rose, Dominique Brize, Edmond McGhee, Sam Lessaris, Noah Wells, Fred Greer, GermaineRoebuck, DahrryonKelly,Jabari Freeman,MattSharick, LukeBeesley

FrontRow:TreyRonk

BackRow:Ryan

Chalifoux, Joe Bagger, Jake Beesley, Matt Sharick, Cameron Robinson, Donald Gardner,NickJackson

FrontRow:TimMaiden, WalkerStillman,Sam Rossow,CadeSestak, Julian Williams, Kamron Reaves

BackRow:CoachKeaton, JayBaylis,JadenAikens, ZachBeckler,AkieonGill, Cage Sestak, Alex Mertens, CoachTaylor

Front Row: Matthew Roux, Noah Herr, Hayden Cekander,JonteColeman, KeonuDuke,BaileyDee, JaedynAlexander

his season proved to be very emotional one with many highs and lows throughout the season. Right before the beginning of the season Central lost their head coach Wayne ‘McClain to lung cancer. This was a huge blow to the Central program. Wayne McClain was only able to coach the Maroons for one year, but made a huge impact in the short time by bringing Central to a winning season and a Regional title along with a Sectional championship appearance. Although Central lost an outstanding coach he left behind his son Sergio McClain who took over as the interim coach. The season started off rocky with a 0 and 4 appearance in the Tournament of Champions. It quickly turned around after a huge win at Normal West after senior Luke Beesley hit a half-court buzzer beater to get the 52-49 victory. Later on in the season the Maroons were able to win first place in the Wheaton MLK Tournament while

Main - With a hand in his face senior Dominique Brize shots a three with nearly flawless technique against crosstown rival Centennial.

11/26-11/29 Tournament 0-4 of Champions

12/05 at Normal West W 52 - 49

12/09 Urbana W 68 - 56

12/12 Peoria Manual L 67 - 72

12/13 Springfield Southeast } L 42 - 59

12/19 at Peoria Richwoods W 68-52

12/28-12/31 Centralia 4-4 Holiday Tournament

1/09 Peoria Notre Dame W 51-45

1/10 at Centennial L 48 - 66

1/16 at Peoria W 67 - 61 1/17-1/19 Wheaton MLK 4-0 Ist place Tournament

1/24 Madison Prep W 42 - 31

1/30 Urbana W 86 - 63

1/31 Peoria W 73 - 66

2/06 Centennial 1b, 7/3} = 77)

2/13 at Bloomington IL, 7/2 Tl

2/20 at Danville W 55 - 35

2/24 Normal Community L 36 - 53

3/04 Mahomet-Seymour L 47 - 56

also going 4 and 0 on the weekend. By the end of the season Central had a record of 15-13. The team also had some individual stars who made News-Gazette All-Area second team and special mention. Senior center Luke Beesley was named to the second team while senior guards Noah Wells and Dominique Brize were named to as special mentions.Noah Wells also made his mark by setting a new school record for threes in one game with 1 | total threes. In the game he also scored a career high of 42 points. Although they were not mentioned in the News-Gazette All-Area seniors Jalen Rose, Jabari_ Freeman, Dahrryon Kelly, Jamal Stovall, and Fred Greer were a huge part of this years team. Even though Central will be loosing all of these seniors they will be revived through the juniors and highly successful sophomore team.

FromthecornerseniorNoahWells putsupacontestedshotforCentral withhopesofsparkingascoring streakforhisteam.

Doinghisjobat pointguardsenior JalenRose commandsthe offensewith integrityinorder todevelopthe Maroon'snext play.

Bringingsmiles andjoytothe crowd,senior managerTrey Ronkdrainsa threeatCentral's SeniorNight.

Dribblingcross courtwithgreat awareness sophomore CalogenoDawson lookstofinding anopeninginthe opposingdefense.

Interview

Q:Whatwasyourfavoritepart(s)oftheseason?

A:Whenwewent4-0intheMLKtournament andwhenTreyRonkknockeddownhis3against NormalCommunity.

Q:Whatisyourpre-gameritual?

A:WatchthefirsthalfoftheJVgame,thengoto thelockerroomandchangewhilechewingsome topofthelinedoublebubble.

Q:Whatisyourgotomovewhileinthepaint?

A:TheBees-Rayspecial,righthandhookinthe lane,checkthepictureandtakesomenotes.

Imani Maatuk a watches and listens in a huddle.

Interview

Q: What was it like having a first-year coach?

A: At first it was hard. But once I got to know him, he became a mentor for me and I felt like I could go to him for anything.

Q: What's your favorite memory of the season?

A: Our Christmas tournament; the team all exchanged presents with each other.

Q: Do you have any words of advice for next year'steam?

A: Don't take the off-season off, use it to get better.

SeniorDebraeRichter-Sheapasses theballtoateammateinhopesof addinganassisttoherstatline.

Duringatimeout, CoachRaatka drawsupaplay whilehisteam FreshmanFess Hawkinsdrives pastthedefenders andputsupalay upthrough contact.

Inanattemptto getajumpball called,junior JessicaWagner hitsthedeckwith anopposing player.

Main-SeniorPaytonStillmanputsup afloateroverthemultipledefenders fromDanville.

11/22 -@ Moline L 55 -29 11/28- Springfield 1-3 SoutheastTournament

12/02-vs.Mahomet L46-39

12/06-@NormalWest L40-25

12/11 -@ Centennial L 70 -48 12/12-@Harvest L54-31

Christian

12/20 - @ Normal U-High L 64 -24 12/22 -Mundelein Holiday 0-4 Tournament

1/03 -vs. Chicago Simeon IL,Si) 12 1/08 -vs. Peoria Notre L 64 -47 ‘Dame

1/10 -vs. Chicago Orr W 64 -45 1/13-@Danville i538 (1/15-vs.Urbana W53-40

1/19-vs.Tuscola L 52 -36 \1/22-@Bloomington L38-34

1/29-vs.Centennial W62-58

\1/31 -vs. Peoria Manual W 64 -50 \2/05 -vs. Normal L 59 -44 Community \2/07-vs.Danville 5437

\2/16 -Regionals -Urbana W 54-45

\2/19 -Regioanls -Normal 9-25 {U-High

twasarollercoasteryearfortheGirls'Basketball halftoswallow.Thesecondhalfoftheseasonstarted team.Theteamreceivedanewheadcoach,makingit outonamuchbetternote,astheLadyMaroonswere ; atransitionyeartolearnandfeeloutanewsystem abletosnaptheirelevengamelosingstreakwhenthey /underAaronRaatka.Seniorswhohadtostepupduring beatChicagoOrr64-45.Theteamwasabletohavea :thisphasewereScoyoniahBowdry,Kaytriana muchbettersecondhalftotheseason,finishingthe |Leshoure,ImaniMaatuka,MayaMackins, regularseasonwitha4-5recordtheirlastnine IDebraeRichter-Shea,PaytonStillman,and gamesbeforeRegionals.Thehighlightwin _Tylon Turner. Along with this senior oftheirseasonwasanincrediblecomeback ‘+!leadership,ahandfulofunderclassmenwho againstcrosstownrivalCentennial.The were abletogetsolidplaying time and Lady Maroons were down byfourteen )contributetotheteam.FessHawkins,Alexis pointswithonlytwelveminutestogo,and i Smith, Nikita Snyder, and Jessica Wagner staged an improbable comeback to win 62 /wereallessentialplayerstotheteamaswell. -58.Thepostseasonthencamearound,and |Theteamsecuredtheirfirstvictoryoftheseason theteamwassettoplayUrbanainthefirst |intheSpringfieldSoutheastTournamentearlyin roundofRegionals.TheLadyMaroonschipped theseason,securinganimpressive58-26winagainst awayatatenpointdeficittogainapostseasonwin. Normandy.Butafterthatgame,theteamwentonanelevenUnfortunately,theywerenotabletokeepthemomentum gamedrought,makingthefirsthalfoftheseasonadifficult goingastheythenlosttotop-seededNormalU-High.

entral's cheerleading team had a hard but successful season. The Maroon cheerleaders were coached by Molly McGuire. The cheerleaders started their season at the end of May and ended their season in March. Even though the team did not reach their goal of making it to state, the team had a fun and successful season. During football season, the Maroons cheerleaders cheered on_ the football team all the way to regionals. In November, the cheer team started their competition season by learning their routine in one day. The cheerleaders started their season well when they won first place at Pontiac, a competition they had never won before. As the competition season continued, they did not win as much. The cheerleaders went out oftheir last competition with a bang. Getting the crowd hyped up as they performed, they were really proudofthe last time they went through their routine. Before every competition

Main - Holding their heads up high while in the air, Desirae Shirley and Jhazmyne Hunter cheer to their bleacher bums.

12/6 Pontiac Ist place

12/20 Normal West 9th place

1/11 Peoria 4th place

1/17 Mattoon 3rd place

1/24 Big 12 8th place

1/31 Sectionals 8th place

the cheerleaders played Beyonce and Nicki Minaj. These two artists always got the cheer team hyped up before competing. Sometimes, the team went to Buffalo Wild Wings to take away the stress. Along with competing every weekend, the cheerleaders went to all of the basketball games. Darian Wells tumbled all the way down the court, alternating between back handspring and a layout. This got the crowd screaming, excitedly. The cheerleading team will be saying goodbye to six seniors with amazing talent this year but the future for cheerleading looks bright with many new faces joining the team. Garbriel Combs, Darian Wells, Mary-Kate Mulcahey, Alahna Van _ Matre, Jennifer Galbreath, and Julie Spohrer were great role models for the team from their freshman year all the way to their senior year. This year the team really proved how talented they were individually and as a team.

Pullingupherweight,seniorGabriel Combsbalancesherselfononlytwo pairsofhands.Shefeels,""Themost importantthingisbeingfocused."

Tearsareshedfor theseniorsleaving nextyear.Alahna VanMatresays, "Itwillbehard leavingthis wonderfulteam behind.Weare likeafamily."

Withtheirheads heldhigh,junior DesiraeShirley andsophomore SarahMcDonald, cheeronthe basketballteam foravictory against Centennial.

Flashingher beautifulsmile, juniorZoeLawyer cheerstothe crowdtogetthem hypedupforthe game.

Jennifer Galbreath

Q:Howdoyouprepareforacompetition?

A:IlistentoFergiewhilespendingmultiple hoursonhairandmakeup.

Q:Howdidyousurvivethisyearonthecheer team?

A:Istayedfocusedonmygoalofcheeringin collegeandpushedthroughthestruggles.

Q:Whatwasthebestcheermomentoutofyour fouryearscheeringatCentral?

A:AtcampthissummerwhenIbecameanAllAmericancheerleaderandwenttoLondon, EnglandtocheerintheNewYear'sDayparade.

Thecrowdgoeswildwhensenior DarianWellstumblesalltheway downthecourt.Dariansays,"Being inthegyminspiredmytumbling.”

Proudly,DajaWilson,Emily Grumish,GabrielCombs,Desirae Shirley,andDarianWells,holdup theirfirstplacetrophyatPontiac.

Riley Kemper

Interview

Q:Howlonghaveyoubeenswimming?

A:SinceIwas8yearsoldatIndianAcres.

Q:Whatwasyourbestmomentoftheseason?

A:ItwasdefinitelyatSectionalswhenIwonthe 100Backby.01secondstogotostate.

Q:Whatwastheteam'sstrongpoint?

A:Camaraderieforsure.Wehadastrongcore groupofseniors.

Q:AnyadviceforincomingCentralswimmers?

A:Trusttheprocess.Workhardtheentireseason andthetimeswillcome.

SeniordiverIsaac Kastenexecutesa difficultmid-air twistattheUnit4 Pool.Heledthe teamwithaPRof 398.30pointsfor 11dives,the11th bestscorein schoolhistory.

FormerCentral swimmerandstate champion, TommyLockman, givesapeptalkto histeambefore theirfinalhome meetagainst CentennialHigh School.

Takingadeep breathofair, juniorPayton Woodsfights throughthethird legofthe200 IndividualMedley atDanville.He finishedwitha timeof2:14.61.

Main - Senior Brandon Bell mentally prepares for the 500 Yard Freestyle as he waits behind the blocks during Central's dual meet against Centennial. He went on to win the event.

12/06 at Edwardsville W 113-67

12/09 Normal U-High W 116-66

12/11 Normal West W 118-67

12/16 at Danville W 133-49

12/20 Bloomington 2nd Place Invite

1/03 Waubonsie 6th Place Pentathlon

1/07 Centennial W 141-42

1/10 Charger Invite | 3rd Place

1/17 Carl Sandburg | 5th Place Invite

) 1/21 at Bloomington | W 130-55

1/24 St. Charles 7th Place North Invite

1/27 Twin City Ist Place

1/31 at Peoria 2nd Place Richwoods and Notre Dame

2/07 Big 12 2nd Place

2/21 Sectionals Ist Place

2/27 State Tie for 29th Place

To2014-2015CentralBoys'Swimmingand

Divingteamhadyetanotheroutstandingseason. Returningforhissecondyearasheadcoachofthe Maroons was Central alum Tommy Lockman, who was recognizedbytheNewsGazetteas"All-AreaBoys' SwimmingCoachoftheYear".Whenaskedto comment on his team, Coach Lockman responded,sayingthatCentral,"hadastrong, deepteamthatstruckagoodbalance betweenworkingreallyhardwhenitwas timeandinjectingsomelevityintopractice whennecessary."Thisgreatteamdynamic wasdueinparttotheMaroons’student leadership. Theteamwasledbyan unprecedented eleven seniors, including Brandon Bell, Robert Bernhardt, Spencer Hays, Joe Horvat, Isaac Kasten, Riley Kemper, Ben Mertens, Nathan Petersen, Will

very well in competitions, going 6-0 in dual meets, with the closest having a spread of 46 points. Central's most lopsided victory was against cross-town rival Centennial, where the Maroons won by 99 points, winning a staggering 11 of 12 events. Central went on to win Twin City for the 8th consecutive time. This was followed by a 2nd place finish at Big 12... The Maroons rebounded, taking Sectionals by storm. Winning 10 events, Central easily won Sectionals for the 5th year in a row. All three relays and seven individual events advanced to state including Isaac Kasten for diving, Scott Wierschem in the 200 free, Payton Woods in the 50 and the 100 free, Cam Barnard in the 100 fly, Riley Kemper in the 100 back and Hunter Jones in the 100 breast. The Maroons finished in a tie Smith, Martin Walwik, and ScottWierschem, allofwhom wereteamco-captains.Thissenior-heavyteamperformed

for 29th place at state with Payton Woods placing 5th overall in the 50 free.

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ikCentralMaroonsboyswrestlingteamhad anotherseasontoberemembered.Theteam consistedofthirtyfiveboys.Fiveseniorsreturned tocompeteintheirlastyearofhighschoolwrestling.Those five were Ryan Baker, Ravonte Leshoure-Baker, Brandon Klein, Riley Staab, and Leslie Haymon. Theteamfinishedwitharegularseasonrecord of5-10, and sentthree oftheircompetitors to state.SeniorRileyStaabplacedthirdin sectionalsandmadehisreturntothestate competitionforthesecondstraightyear, wherehelostinthefirst-round.Junior TrystynSchoonovergotfourthplaceat sectionals, andwas alsoknocked outofthefirstround of the state tournament. Sophomore Amir James received third place at sectionals and then reachedthequarterfinalofthestatetournamentbeforehe waseventuallyknockedoutofthecompetition.Theteam hadsomekeywins,suchasanail-bitingwinoverSt.Joseph 34-33.Theyhadanimpressiveturn-outattheBig12

Main-Afterwinninghismatch,senior BrandonKleinhashisarmraisedby theofficialtodisplaythathewasthe victor.

12/02atMorton L32-42

12/04atSt.Joe W34-33

12/06atSTAGG7thPlace

12/09atNormal L35-42 Community 12/09NormalWestL36-39

12/13Glenwood L24-45

12/13PeoriaNDW48-24 12/13Macomb L30-34

12/13Southeast W56-24

12/19atMascoutah9thPlace Tournament 1/06TwinCity 2ndPlace 1/10DownersGrove|L23-47

1/10NapervilleNorth} L12-56 1/10ElginSouth W45-35 1/13Lincoln W63-12 1/13Pek L28-40

1/17.atMahomet14thPlace Tournament

1/22atMahometL21-54

1/24atNormalWestL27-47

1/27Mattoon W48-27

1/29atWestvilleW51-30 1/31Big12 3rdPlace

conference tournament where they placed third. The team faced some struggles towards the end of the season when one of their stars, senior Brandon Klein, injured himself before the state tournament. Riley Staab also went on a drought in the last month of the season, but then battled back and went on a 12-match winning streak which really fired his team up as well as himself. Although the team is losing some key players with the seniors graduating, new young talentis on the rise. Freshman Jordan Lucas won most of his matches, and sophomore Amir James has high expectations to get even farther than he did this year. Trystyn Schoonover will help lead the team to, hopefully, another successful season. It was an amazing season for the Maroons wrestling squad, but more importantly it was a rebuilding season. The Central Maroons wrestling squad should expect to see more great seasons in the future.

DuringthemeetagainstMahometSeymour High School, freshman CesarAlvarezlockshisopponenton theground.

Lookingtoend thematchjunior

Brandon Fayne pinshisopponent totheground whilehepullsup ontheopponents leg. Afterfinally gettingagood positiononhis opponent,junior AnthonyDavis useshisstrength topinhis opponenttothe mat.

Duringthefirstroundofthestate competition, juniorTrystyn Schoonover battlesruthlessly inattemptto defendhimself fromhis opponent.

Riley Staab

Interview

Q:Whatwasitlikecompetingatstateyour senioryear?

A:Itwasmysecondtimequalifying,justanother greatexperiencetoaddtomycareer.

Q:Whatwasyourhighpointoftheseason?

A:Finishingmylastmonthwitha12match winningstreakandhelpingmegetbacktothe statetournament.

Q:Whatwillyoumissthemostabouttheteam?

A: The jokes we all had, and how we all had eachothersbackswhenoneofuswasdown.

Pickinghisopponentupand slamminghimtothegroundis sophomoreAmirJames.Hewenton to win the match.

Broadcastinglive fromtheCentral Centennialgame, seniorsJonFoster, ZachDorner ZackBaumann, ZachDornerand ConnorMapes dressnicelyas ESPN sportscasters.

Smilingbrightly, theBleacher Bum'sveryown seniorgirlsareall fittedintheir seniorcitizen attireforCentral's footballSenior : Night.

Interview

Q: What was your favorite game this year as a bum?

A: Senior Night against Normal Community because even though we lost, my man Trigger Trey got in and made a Reading up on three. some of the

Q: What was your favorite theme of the year?

A: No doubt hick night in Mahomet for Regionals. It was a fun and different theme, but the best part was the

nation's news, The Bleacher Bums frustration shown by the Mahomet student section. ignore the Q:What isyourpre-game ritual? opponent's

A:When Iwake upIthinkaboutexcellence and some Iggy starting line-up in Azalea, and then consume some BK nuggets with the guys and then kill Bones in a lil’ pong.

the classic fashion of the Bums. Se

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Crazy One JonFoster,JustPlainCute,isan enthusiasticandfunfilledbumwhodoesit all while being just plain cute.

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Central High School prides itself in academics. Committed and helpful teachers spend time teaching students the properskills necessary to continue on their path. Students work hard to keep their grades afloat while balancing other activities.Everycoach,sponsor, and faculty member can attest to the fact that Central High School puts academics over everything else. Students are always encouraged to further their education and seek out more Opportunities to expand their knowledge.

just a small gesture that highlighted their talents, or 5 something big that differentiated them from the whole | lel | Mar community. 4 r | ‘hese students proved to teachers or fellow peers that M aking they can make their mark. A mark can be made by

Jeremy Brown is a senior Allegra Luabgo is a junior Jacob Lo is a sophomore knownasacomedianand andteacherssaythatshe takingAPUSHistory. loveswhenpeoplelaugh. isveryinterestingin class.

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inthe ECP Internship for sophomore in AP Statistics who performs his spoken career guidance. and Pre-Calculus. word poems to impact lives.

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DawnHakinisasenior TrevorPartinisasophomore freshmanthatisseenasa andaNationalMerit whowroteazombiestory charmingyounglady. Student. thathisteacherloved.

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‘It takes nothing to join the crowd. It takes everything to stand alone." - Hans F. Hansen

he science and math programs at Central are dedicated to helping students learn in a hands on environment. These classes push the students’ brains to the max when it comes to applying their skills through projects and presentations. Through the use of many activities, the spark of interest continues to shine. Even if students never end up using the Pythagorean Theorem or the memorization of every bone in the human body, these skills are necessary to

make our brain grow in many other ways.

WhilestudyinghumanbonesinAnatomy&Physiology, JackJohnston,JCTaylor,andStevenGreenmakeanew friend.

While dissecting owl pellets, Tony Russel and Deon'tae Smith search for the missing pieces to complete their model.

!Likemanyother students,Amanda Runyangetsready todissecta -dogfishshark duringtheaquatic unitinZoology.

KoltonCanales, JoshCaughey, andPhillip Swartzbuilta bridgeoutof toothpicksin ordertotestthe efficiencyofit.

Whenaskedabout AlgebraII,Leonor Vacasays,‘It's interesting.Ilearn newthings everyday.”

InhisChemistry class,Preston Roseboroughenjoys experimentingwith saltsandwatching themburndifferent colors.

"ITwantedmy scheduletobe difficultthisyear,” saysseniorJonathan BienaboutAP Chemistry.

FreshmanGeometry class,taughtbyMr. Bl Ga Davislistensintently pein1 whilelearning.Mr. Davisadds,"The curriculumisalotmorecollaborativeingroup workandrequiresmore fromthestudents.”

Thesinegraphsmadeof pastamakeagreat experienceforJuniors, DavidThompsonandAriel Aimone.Davidclaimsthe project,"Encouragedthe classtoworkasateamto understandhowthegraphs work."

During Statistics, Hayden 2#=% DoddsandCarrHess,check outChromebooksforvisual learning.Carrsays,"The computersactuallyhelped melearnthematerialand mademathfeelfun!"

Ms.Polarekshowsstudents thefunsideofAlgebrawith herwitty"MathComics" board.Whenaskedwhyshe started the wall, Ms. Polarek said,"Ijustneededacute decorationandIthoughtthey werefunny."

Left:AttheannualFrenchClubdinner,sophomoresRyanAnton and Sienna Stolte prepare ingredients in the kitchen for their deliciouscrepesandquiches.AccordingtoRyan,"LaClubde FrancaishasthebestcookingatCentral!"Siennaadds,"The crepesweremyfavoritedishatthedinner."

Left:Juniors, DanaWestfield andCallie Millergetready toeattheir extravagant Frenchsnacks. FrenchClub wouldnotbe thesame withouta classic baguette andajarof Nutella!

Left: Cooking like a pro is Brenda Gonzalez at Central's French Club dinner. She enjoys creating her very own crepe and learning new ways to incorporate French traditions in the kitchen. Itwas Brenda's first time making crepes. She said, "Cooking wasn't as much of a disaster as I thought it would be!”

Left:ZoeySmithandGavinSchradershowoff. theirpostersfromtheirFrenchIVclass.The assignmentrequiredthemtoconfesswhat they were looking for in a perfect significant other,signitanonymously,andhangitupin thehalls.Studentsthenhadtopickonethat theythoughtcorrespondedwiththeirown personality. Finally, they responded to the mysterious poster.

Above:Afterwinning aSpanishgame, MaddieMcMahon receivedagiftcardto aMexicanrestaurant, Maize.Thegame involvesleaving one'sshoesoutside

Right:Aiming toemptythe pinataofall theSpanish candy,Jacob Logetsready totakethe perfectshot. andthengoingback toretrievethemand checkingifthereisa prizeininside.

ofthehallway, S:.,,theSpanish ”** Club students begintoplaya .fungameof musicalchairs! Thegame >allowsthemto ventureout :andusetheir new vocabulary skills.

Above:Afterschool,SefioraGarbesu

andJoshCaugheyareexcitedtodigintothe cuisine.

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Right: Long time Spanish Club members, Joel Thompson,ZachDorner,MadisonChaneyand SurabhiJainsellchurrosandhotchocolateduringthe morning.Onthepreviousday,membersvolunteered tomakethefreshgoodies.Thesaleraisedmoneyto sendtoSouthAmericainorderforanorganizationto buytoysforchildreninneed.

Left:Getting craftyinSpanish = Clubare =sophomores Olivia Carswell andGlorian Roberts |decoratingsugar skullsforthe

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Q:Wheredidyoutraveltofor your student exchange program?

-A: Just outside of Munich, Germany.

Q: How long were you there for?

A: One year.

Q: What was your favorite part about the trip?

A: Being able to travel Europe.

Q:Whatwasthemostdifficult thing that you had experienced?

A: Probably the language and school was lot harder.

Q: Where did you originally come from for your student exchange program?

A: Madrid, Spain.

Q: How long are you here for?

A: One year.

Q: What isyour favorite part about beinghere?

A: don't have to study a lot because school iseasier.

Q:Whatwasthebiggestchange that you have experienced?

A:Thelunchanddinnertimesare alotearlier.

During:theweekofOctober13-17,awarenesswasbeingraisedabout NationalTeenReadWeek.Theweek'sfestivitieswereorganizedbythe librarian,Mrs.Pickell.HereatCentral,studentswouldreceiveaprizeforevery booktheycheckedoutduringtheweek.Attheendoftheweek,onestudent wasawardedafreebookoftheirchoicefromthelibrary.Asabonus,students couldtakephotoboothpicturesinthelibraryposingwiththeirfavoritenovels. TeenReadWeekatCentralwasasuccess!

To spike the school's love for literature even more during Teen Read Week, Central brought in a famous author, Gregory Neri, and producer, Bill Odenkirk. Then, on November 18, another author, Neal Schusterman came to Central. All the visitors talked about their inspiration for their work and their journeys to success. The librarian, Ms. Pickell, shared that the authors were registered to come through the Youth Literature Festival whichis part of the College of Education. Ms. Pickell said she was very excited to have met them and she even got a picture of them!

OnOctober16,famous authorG.Nericameto visithisfansatCentral. Hesharedwherehis inspirationforhis writingcamefromand howreallifeevents influencedhisbooks. Someofhisworks includeKnockOut Games,Yummy,Ghetto Cowboy,SurfMules, andRulesofLife.

BillOdenkirk,a producer on the TV showTheSimpsons ‘came to Central on A October17.Heshared ca.a ‘with the students the aprivilegeofworkingon the show with his dad ndhowmuchitmeant tobothofthem.Hehas alsohelpedproducethe showsFuturamaand ‘Mr. Show with Bob and David.

Whenauthor,Neal Schustermanvisited Central,studentshad theprivilegeofasking himquestionsabouthis work,andgottheir bookssigned.Payton Thompsonsays,"I lovedbeingabletomeet andtotalktoNeal.It wasSointerestingtosee whatinspiredhimto writehisbooks."

Hes at Central, students are fortunate enough to sign up for countless electives the school offers. Electives allow students to find an outlet for their time, and encourage the use of creativity and imagination. The daring students who try something new can uncover a hidden talent or spark anew interest ina field they have never acknowledged before. Below, students were interviewed to see which electives were most popular at Central. Out of all the past classes they have taken, they shared their favorite ones.

year,

InCreativeWritingclass,EmmaAtkinson andAlyssaOlsonpassionatelyrecitetheir motivationalpoemcalled"TheyHave WhatitTakes".

Whilelearninghowtomanagestress,HannahHart, CassieSmith,PaytonStillman,andMeagen KhoshabapracticeyogainBusinessCareers.

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PerformingacomicalskitcalledLeadership101,African American Club members talked about what leadership means to them.

Humorously, Brooke Clemons kept the crowd engaged as the program ~~ moves along.

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Ne National African American Parent Involvement Day, is a day in February where parents can come in and watch their children go about their school day. This call to action is celebrated all over the United States. Although NAAPID occurs on one day, the entire month of February is dedicated to African American History. At Central, students celebrated African American History by hosting an assembly that the whole school could attend. This year, the assembly was held on February 27 with co-sponsors Jennifer Stroud and Brandi Pelmore. The theme for this year's celebration was Leadership: What will be your legacy? Throughout the entire program, the participants portrayed something about leadership or legacy in an artistic way.The program also discussed other topics about African American life. The African American Celebration at Central caused students to think about their future and their own legacies.

TotheLeft:Youngartist, LeslieHaymon,sangSilent byToriKellytostartoffthe AfricanAmerican Celebration.

TotheRight:Providingthe welcome,AishaTerrymade thecrowdfeelexcitedtosee theprogram.

Ox night a year, students who | ieved academically at Central are rece zed demic Letter Night. They are allowed to bring someon 1as influenced their academic success throughout their years dent. They are given a rose to present to their mentor as” a certificate announcing their academic

with a pin to place with the patch. Parents of the attendees are also encouraged to attend and cheer on their student.

meLeft: Receivingtheirletters alongwithahandshake aresophomoresPatrick BeckemeyerandMatt Becker.

Right: Aseveryonefiles fee intothegym,theCentral \orchestrawelcomesthem

with some music created to getthenightstarted,andto

filltheatmospherewith pride.

Left:Afterreceiving hisletter,Ben Carnahanstopstotake apicturewithhis specialeducator,Ms. Atkinson.

Right:BothTrinity BrownandMr.Schultz “2 are happy to be a part AofAcademicLetter ) Night.

Academic Night

Thestudentswereurgedbytheguest speaker,AngelaSmith,tocontinuetoexcel intheiracademicefforts.Shesharedherfive}! keysofsuccesstohelpstudentspavethe waytotheirfuture.

ErinRouxsays,"Itwasgreat toseetheschoolcome together and celebrate

"It'sreallyworthittowork

hard in your classes in academic excellence. I loved order to get noticed by colleges,"saysMartin Walwik. seeingstudentsappreciate their teachers."

"Itfeltgoodtobeableto expressmygratitudefor someonewhohashadsuch alargeimpactonmylife!" -RenateNugent

Theinducteesrepeatthe NationalHonorSociety pledgeasdictatedbythe presidentastheyproudly holdtheircertificatesof induction.Itisaproud momentasthestudentslisten intentlyandtheydedicate themselvestothechallenge ofdiligenceinacademics andcommunityactivism..

Dr.PrashantJainwastheguest

OpeningtheNational HonorsSociety ceremonyonDecember 10th,isPresidentMaeve Selin.Shehadthe privilegeofpresenting theguestspeaker, PrashantJain.Mr.Jain spokeabouthis inspirations that led to his accomplishments

Above: Mr. Zorn, the Champaign NHS chapter To close up her speech, adviser, shakes Corbin Phillips's hand in she led the NHS oath congratulations. for the new members to. Below: To explain the four characteristics that recite. National Honor Society members must possess, Aidan O'Brien lights the candles representing the traits. their community, and show

ING Honor Society is a motivational speaker at the National Honor club honoring those who have Society's Induction Ceremony Wednesday _ excelled academically, have served night.Hespoketotheimportanceof education and how to make our mark in leadership qualities. To become a societytoday.

member of National Honor Society you must be either a Junior or Senior, as well as submit an application to Cental's National Honor Society liaison.

W.Y.S.Ememberspreparefor theireventsbystudyingmonths priortothecompetitionheldat Parkland.Thecommitted membersmeeteveryThursday afterschooltoimprovetheir abilities.Theyaretestedover math,science,English,and readingsubjects.

EdwardTanglooksoverhis practicetestbeforesubmittingitto the club supervisors for a grade.

The Central W.Y.S.E. team is

ready to do their best at Regionals!

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Samet co oe aa ~ TheWYSEteamproudlypresentstheindividualandteammedalswon at the Parkland testing site.

a Top Right: During practice, =Mr.Wardclearsupany confusionCameron Toghraee, David Nguyen, a Yun and Charles Tang ga - beforethe big

Above:BryanHuang,Ishan— Murphy,andNancyHong arelearningnewmaterialfor theircompetitions.

BottomLeft: Mr. Hwang assiststeam ymembersKunjie ZhaoandSherry Tang.

Duringtheclubmeeting,Julian Brennan-Pomattousesadeviceto measurethewattageofhisexperiment.

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ScienceOlympiad,anacademicclubrunbyMr.KnapikandMrs. Pomahac,meetseveryWednesdaysotheycanprepareforthe upcomingevents.Thisyear,theSectionalstournamentwasheldat Parkland,whiletheUniversityofIllinoishostsState.Therearetwo typesofeventstocompetein:studyeventsandbuildingevents.For studyevents,thestudentmustlearnallaboutthetopicthattheywillbe testedoveronsite.Buildingeventsrequiretheparticipanttobuilda machinematchingtherequirementsoftheScienceOlympiad regulations,priortothecompetitiondate.Thecontraptionisthentested onthesiteagainstothercompetitors.ScienceOlympiadisaverytime consuming club, for the members need to study on their own time, not tomentionmeetwiththeireventpartnersinsideandoutsideofschool. Theyputinalotoftimeinordertostudyfortheireventsandcomplete theirprojects.

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Savingtheworldonerecycledbottleatatime, Meena Jain helps out in Eco Club.

DecoratingpumpkinsforHalloweenareAntoine Carroll, Janay Thomas, and Jordan Gunn at Disabilities Awareness Club.

As a part of Interact Club, Niki Mandhan and Haajar Aminmansour volunteer at the mall to paint children's faces for Halloween.

lly Week is atime when everyone bands together to be free to be

themselves, whether they are gay, lesbian, straight, bisexual, or transexual.

This year Ally Week took place during the week of October 13-17. Central ia ES showed its support by wearing adesignated color on each day of the week, decorating the school with sidewalk chalk and posters, and learning more about LGBTQ through the morning announcements. Students signed petitions to pledge to be anally and wore their heart on their sleeve in the form of arainbow ribbon. Ally Week shows that itis never wrong for all students to express themselves and be proud of who they are.

TheArtsprogramatCentralHighSchool hasawidevarietyofoptionsforstudentsto expresstheircreativityandideas.Theyoffer Painting,Drawing,Photography,Art Survey,Ceramics,andmanymoreoptions thatgivestudentstheopportunitytobring theirideastolife.AnotheroptionforArts areclassessuchasDrama,Acting,and Band.Studentsareabletotrysomething new or grow in the talents they already have. CentralHighSchoolbenefitsgreatlyfrom theArtsprogramduetothewayit encouragesstudentstoexpressthemselves.

heFallmusical.TheProducers,wasdirectedbyMs.LaDonnaWilson,choreographedbySarahMohrand a. Picard, and stage designed by Andy Blacker. The Producers, a comedy written by Mel Brooks, is a lightheartedstoryaboutfindingandproducingtheworstshowintheworldinordertomaketwomilliondollarsand go to Rio. The lead, one Max Bialystock, (played by senior Quinn Murphy) is a broken down producer whose shows have lately all been flops. When Leopold Bloom (played by junior Quinton Ohlsson) enters, he and Max come up with the idea to raise more money than needed and produce the biggest flop in history, the musical "Springtime For Hitler". On their way to secure the rights and directors, hijinks ensue, and Max and Leo end up making the best productionoftheseason.TheProducersranfromNovember12thtoNovember18th,duringwhichtimethe

productionwasevaluatedbyjudgesfortheInternationalThespianFestival.

Left: JuniorQuintonOhlssonis carriec offstagebyhischorusgirlsafterhe realizeshewantstobeaproducer. SeniorAlahnaVanMatrerecalls,"This isthefirstpartintheshowthatLeo . realizes what he has been missing, so it a hadtolookfabulous."Fromleft: Adrienne Squier, Maddy Walwik, Zoe ‘ Dunn,RachelSlotnick,Elizabeth Morris, Maeve Murphy, Shireen Hassan,andAlahnaVanMatre.

Above:JuniorprisonerJoshHarris singsanddanceshiswaythrough PrisonersofLove,themusicalhit aboutbeingjailed."Singingthiswas justagreatexperiencetohave."

Below:SeniorQuinnMurphy asMaxsingsaboutbetrayal afterbeingsenttojail."This wasoneofthemostfunsongs todo,"hesaid,"andthe audiencereallygotintoit,and thatwasgreattoperformto."

Above:JuniorMitchellFlanaginsings anodetooldBavariawithextra gestures."TheGermaninthissongwas fairlydifficulttolearn,butwellworth it.Everynight,theaudienceresponded reallywell."

Belowleft:JeremyBrownexplainslifeto AllisonBoyd.BelowRight:BenWendtruns afterhisfootballasJem."Jemreallytriesto understandwhythingsarehappening,andhe getsitintheend.Youcanreallyseehowhewill becomesomeonelikeAtticus."

Left:CedricJonesas AtticusFinch

Q:Whatisthemost importantmessage ofToKilla Mockingbird?

A:Everyone deservesafair chanceatlife.

Q:Whatisyour favoritepartofthe show?

A: The end, when Atticus’ words with Scoutfinallysinkin andsherealizesall thathe'sbeentrying toteachher.

Q:Whathaveyou learnedfromthe show?

A:Thereisalways hopeforabetter tomorrow.

AboveTop:CedricJonesexaminesTom Robinson,theaccused.

AboveBottom:JeremyBrownaccepts paymentfromJuniorJoshuaHarrisin returnforhelpinghiscase.

Left:JeremyBrowncontemplateshis upcomingcaseinararemomentof peacehegetsastheembattledlawyerfor justice.

AS a long winter break, drama students were tasked with auditioning to eventually performa theatrical adaptation of Harper E. Lee's famous novel, To Kill A Mockingbird. Directed by Ms. Wilson, To Kill a Mockingbird explores the racial conditions of a small fictional town in Mississippi through the eyes of a young girl, Jean-Louise, known in the show as Scout. Based on Harper Lee's own experiences, To Kill a Mockingbird was a resounding success within the Civil Right's movement. In Central's production, Ms. Wilson wanted to explore the central theme of the show: "You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view, until you climb into his skin and walk around in it." To understand this show and this quote, Ms. Wilson flipped half the performances to display whites as the minority and African Americans as the upper class. This idea was lauded by the News Gazette and drew many new people into the theater, some who had never set foot there before.

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Above left: Senior Anthony Weddle and Junior Nick Henson walk by the Finch place. Above right: Emma Chmielewski as Miss Maudie Atkinson. Left, Freshman Enddy Almonord as Jean Louise Finch.

Right:JeremyBrownas AtticusFinch.

Q:Whatisthemost importantmessageinTo Kill Mockingbird?

A:Younever understandastruggle untilyouarepartofit.

[eee «©: Whatis your favonite Above:CedricJonesarguesthecaseof_partoftheshow?

falsely accused Tom Robinson. A: When Atticus leaves "Atticusknowshewilllose,butfights anyway.That'srealcourage,"said seniorCedricJones.Below:Senior AlahnaVanMatre,asScout,finally understands her father's actions and thecourtroomandall theAfricanAmericans standupoutofrespect forhim.

Q:Whathaveyou learnedfromtheshow?

A:Memorizing monologues,whenthey aresodeep,isdifficult.

ThomBillam

IsiahBrighton

JeremyBrown

ZoeDunn

MitchellFlanagin

JoshHarris

RajheemHaymon

CedricJones

FionaKimble

JayLee

AshleyMassey

QuinnMurphy

QuintonOhlsson

CorbinPhillips

JulieSpohrer

MorganSpringer

HolleeTrent

AlahnaVanMatre

AnthonyWeddle

AshleyMassey

OmriSchwartz

AndyRoadcap

PeterMagro

Kristine Daniels

Above: Senior Alhana Van Matre givesanemotionstirring remembrance of Matthew

Shepherd.

Left:Senior YunLeeplays theprisoner convictedof murdering Matthew Shepherd.

Right:Rajheem Haymonplays FatherRoger Schmidt,a longtimepriest andresidentof Laramie,WY.

Right:Sophomore ZoeDunnrecounts herexperience."It wasaveryeye openingexperience; thiswasthefirst timehadheard aboutwhathappened toMatthew Shepherd,andit reallyhitmehard. amahugesupporter ofLGBTQrights, andwhensomeone hastheirlifetaken forthat,itismind boggling.Iamso gladgottobeapart ofthismoving project!"

| eesWyoming:thelocationofa1998hatecrimeandmurderofyoung, gay,UniversityofWyomingstudentMatthewShepherd.Laramie, Wyoming:thesceneofTheLaramieProject,therivetinganddaringspringacting classshowperformedonMarch14th-15th,2015.Matthew'sstorybringsattention tothetragicissueofhatecrimesagainstthosewhodonotidentifyaisexually "straight".DrawnfromhundredsofinterviewsconductedbytheLaramie ni programofthetown'sinhabitants,aswellasthroughvariousjournalentries news reports, Matthew's story and memory is able to live on and conti Ke affect the lives of others. The Laramie Project is performed in ie acts throug! series of short scenes done by a typically small cast. The performances seen Central this spring were done with acast of nineteen students that playeda tot of sixty-eight different characters. The play was unique in many ways. Most members took on several roles throughout the play. Director LaDonna Wil 0 said in her director's note, "I am proud of those involved in all aspects of this production. They have researched the actual events and have worked hard to give ~ a truthful production about the aftermath following Matthew's murder." The . Laramie Project demonstrates the fact that while there is still much hate in society all across the country, there is hope for those who live in fear because of their sexual orientation.

AboveTop:SeniorAlhanaVanMaterspeakspassionatelyaboutthesituation withjuniorsMorganSpringerandJoshuaHarris.

Above bottom: Reporters and citizens gather around Rulon Stacey, played by Anthony Weddle, to hear news about the circumstances of Matthew Shepherd's death.

ChoreographersSarahMohrandTanyaPicardspeakwith favoriteCentralshow DirectorMs.Wilsonduringoneofthemanyrehearsals to perform?

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Central Drama?

A: Act professionally _to freshmen and during the shows, but newcomers toCentral | remember tohave a Drama? fun experience. This A: Don't be scared to will be agreat try new things. experience ifyou do.

Thesethespians,QuinnMurphyandKristine Danielshavegiventheiralltothedramaprogramat CentralHighSchool.Fromtheveryfirstshow duringfreshmanyear,thesetwoaccomplished studentshavebeeninvolvedwiththedrama programandhavehelpeditgrowbeyondmeasure. "Theyreallyaresomeofour"star"thespians,”says directorMs.Wilson.

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Above: Junior Thomas Phelps plays his lovely saxaphone, wi Shelia, during the dress rehearsal for the production. "She's areally great instrument," he says.

Left: Senior Erin Roux delicately puts eyeliner on a chorus girl before the show starts. "Eyeliner is an essential for all stage performers. It's easy to put on ifyou only HOLD STILL!" Erin says about squirming freshmen girls and boys who cannot seem to figure it out or are otherwise scared of it.

aL mostpeopleonlyeverseetheshowfromtheaudience,there1sso muchmoregoingonthanmeetstheeye.Withoutthebuildingoftheset, playinginthepitorchestra,ortherunningthelightorsoundboard,thetheatrical productionsthatCentrallovessomuchcouldnothappen.Throughoutthe productions,itisnotuncommonformembersofthetechandlightcrewstospend upwardsofeighthoursoncertaindaysinthetheatersimplyworkingonbuilding thesettocreatetheworldthatthecharactersinhabit.Duringtheproduction,the techcrewmovesthesets,thelightcrewoperatesalllightingneeds,andthesound crewoperatesthemicrophones.Butnoneofthiscouldbeaccomplishedwithout thehairandmakeupcreworthepropspeople.Duringtheshow,thesehard workerswillmakesurethateverylittledetailoftheshowisright,fromthe eyelinertothesuitcasesthataresupposedtobecarriedon.Theyorganizeand makesurethateveryperson,object,andfaceisintheexactpositionthatitneeds tobeinthetheshow.Thoughtheshowtheaudienceseesisoftenwhatislauded, it could not happen without all the support from backstage.

Above: Pit Director Matt Shephard helps the cast prepare for their performance by directing them through their vocal warm-ups. "He's really great," says senior Alahna Van Matre, "he works with you and the entire cast until everyone is happy with the level that they are performing at. And after working with him, you always feel that you have gotten better. It's always great tofind someone who works like that with you."

Left:Sophomore AnwynPayonkand MAXare re junior Benjamin Lun it pose backstage during i their little downtime between moving heavy pieces of set during a production of The Producers.

DirectorMs.Wilsoninstructs thecastofTheProducersat howtobetterportraythe characterstheyareplaying. "Shereallyknowswhatshe's doing,youjusthavetotrusther judgmentofthecharacterand theshowingeneral,"says seniorFionaKimble.

SophomoreAnwynPayonk sweepsthestagebeforearun of the productiofffois.of the manythingsnécessaryforthe success ofthe show. Below: Senior Ashle Massey poses as

Hs at Champaign Central there are a multitude of activities that students can participate in. One of the most celebrated is the music program. Lead by Mr. and Mrs. Currey, the music program has blossomed from a few ragtag players to a beautiful and consistently award winning group of skilled musicians. Three jazz bands, three concert bands, an orchestra, and a marching band are all under the guiding eyes of the Curreys.

playsthetimpanies duringtheconcert.Far

Right:HenryGoldsmith playsthemarimbainthe

Right:TheoJackson percussionsectionnear theendoftheconcert.

Left:Mr.Shultz introducesthebands whiletheysetuponthe stagebeforetheybegin.

Above:studentsplay theirinstruments duringtheconcert. manyofthem appearinginmore thanoneband.

Left:NadineGuyot playsclarinetforthe durationofthewinter concert."These concertsare somethingthatweall lookforwardtofor theentireyear,”she saysaboutthe program.

Right:SeniorJordan Gunnpatientlywaits forhermomentto playduringthe concert."It'sso excitingthat classicalmusicis takenseriouslyat thisschool;the orchestrahas improvedalotsince myfreshmanyear, whichisnice."

Left: Nathan Freedman recounts his band experience:

Q: What is your favorite thing about being a part of Central Bands?

A: The people really make it for me.

Q: What is your best memory of band?

A: The Marching Band trip to New York.

Q:Would you recommend band to others?

A: Absolutely. It's super fun and extremely worth it.

Right:Mrs.Curreyconcentrateson themusicwhileconductingthe Orchestra.SheandMr.Currey conductallthebandsatCentralwith greatsuccess.Left:RebekahKrejci playsfluteduringoneofthepieces. "Playingmusicisoneofthose thingsthatgoesaboveeverything else,It'sjustsoamazing.Iwould encouragethateverypersontryit.”

Above:MembersoftheWind SymphonyplayduringtheWinter Concert.

Right:Mr.Curreyconductsthe bandduringtheWinterConcert.

Below:MembersoftheConcert Bandtakethestagetobegintheir performancewhileMr.Currey standsoff."Hereallycaresabout whathedoes;that'sadmirable," saysSeniorKyleKnox

Above:LeoBannonandAlexMertensplay percussion in one of the many performance pieces.

Below:SeniorDustinPencewaitspatientlyfor hiscuewhileplayingthetimpanies"It'sreally agreatexperienceandIrecommenditto everyone."

hrough the 2014 season, The Marching Maroons were graced with honors. From winning festival grand champion at the Danville Invitational Marching Festival, to placing third at the University of Illinois marching competition, the Marching Maroons had quite an eventful season. Beginning in August, the band worked countless hours during band camp; a five day experience in the hot sun. From there, they performed at every home football game and at four separate marching band competitions. To stay in practice, the band shuttled to the field every day at the beginning of eighth hour. From then until four o'clock they would practice their marching and playing before finally going home to finish homework and settle down for some much needed rest. They finished up the season at the final home game, and honored the seniors along with the cheerleaders, dance team, and football team. For some seniors, it was the end of a long path that began during the August of their freshmen year, for others, it was only the beginning of a long and prosperous experience. For everyone, it was a season and experience that they will never

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4 | Do it. You don't need to know how to play and you meet Kosmopoulos are in ee jpeople. their first year as, i Maddi Weglarz-Ward leaders of the band” and are performing admirably. Along with Junior Drum Major Shireen Hassan, they helped lead the Maroons to a high ranking third place finish at the highly competitive U of I band competition.

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The Dance Team had many successful performances thanks to Coach Long first and second semester and Coach Brewer first semester. Central's Dance Team participated in four tournaments and inthe Unity IDTA/IHSA Competition, they took first place in the AA Pom Dance Category. The Dance Team also joined forces with rival school Centennial's Dance Team for aperformance during the half time show ofthe homecoming game on September 19th. It was not the first time the two teams had worked together. The two dance teams have always enjoyed working together and decided that since this year's Central vs. Centennial game was also Central's homecoming game, they would put together an extra special performance to wow the crowd.

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Exclusive interview with senior Dance Team member, Ashley Massey.

Q: When did your interest in dance start?

A: I started dancing when I was 3 years old at Art In Motion and I continued to dance there until was 13 years old.

Q: What do you enjoy most about Dance Team?

A: I love dancing, I always have, and probably always will. Being on Dance Team gives me the opportunity to keep dancing.

Q: What inspires you to keep dancing for Central?

A: When I stopped dancing at Art In Motion missed it so much. I still got to dance in musicals (the reason I quit), but it wasn't the same. didn't know about the dance team until the end of my freshman year, but I knew I had to be a part of it because I missed dafi¢ing so much. Since I know what it's like to miss dancing, I can't stop.

TheCentralColorGuardianswerequitea showstopperthispastyear.Performinginthis year's"TheRoadLessTraveled"show,the ColorGuardiansaddedflairwiththeircolorful costumesandflags.TheColorGuard performedwithinCentral'sMarchingBand, TheMarchingMaroons.Thetwoforces togethercreatedhalftimeshowslikenoother. Thecolorguardconsistedofeighteentalented students. JuniorColorGuardianBrenda Gonzalezsaid,"Itisareallyfunexperience whereyoucanmaketenormorefriends."In the2014season,theColorGuardparticipated infourcompetitions,includingtheMorton MarchingInvitational,thePontiacIndian Showdown, the Danville Viking Invitational, andtheIlliniMarchingBandChampionshipat theUniversityofIllinois.Theywonthird placeintheirclassattheIlliniChampionship andearnedfirstplaceintheirclassandgrand championatDanville.

ExclusiveinterviewwithseniorColor Guardian, Julie Spohrer. ‘(Q:HowmanyyearshaveyoudoneColorGuard?

\A:Threeyears.

Q:WhatdoyouenjoymostaboutColorGuard?

‘A:Addingtothevisualaffectfortheband.Ireally enjoyedlearningtobeagracefuldancer.

Q:Whatisyourfavoritememoryfromcolor guard?

A:PlacingattheUofIcompetitionforthefirst time.Thegratificationwasunreal.

Q:WhatwasyourfavoriteColorGuardroutine?

A:"ChainReaction"mysophomoreyear.The ‘routinewaschallenging,fun,andinteresting.

Q: How do you make your mark through Color Guard?

A:Trying.Puttingeffortintowhatyoudoisthe ‘mostimportantthingandyou'llsurpriseyourself with what you can accomplish.

Twirling flags isabreeze for senior, Savannah Furman followed by Vaishnavi Naidu. Savannah, Vaishnavi, and the Color Guard performed alongside the Marching Maroons during the halftime show at the homecoming football game on September 19th at Tigran See Os

citedbyStephenLarson,Central'schoirdelivered "jay‘droppingperformances.Centralofferstwo “curricularchoirs:ConcertchoirandChamberchoir. ThesetwochoirsmakeupCentral'schoirprogram. TheChamberchoirbecomesCentralMadrigals duringtheholidays.Phisyear,Central'schoir programhad62falentedstudentsinit.Thetwochoirs performedfourconcerts,oneeachsemester.The choirsperformedatthefollowingspecialeventsas well:WICD's"SoundsoftheSeasons",JimTurpin's "PennyforYourThoughts",WCIA's"CiLiving",and theysangtheNationalAnthematthehomecoming footballgameandAcademicAwardsnightaswellas manyothers.Inadditiontoalloftheirperformances, Central'schoirattendedvariousclinicsandfestivals tohelpthemimprovetheircraft.Theyenjoyed performingbecauseitwasawaytosharewhatthey hadlearnedwiththeirfamiliesandthecommunity. Totheleft,KweninPursley,MackenzieMiller, KendallWoods,SantiagoCalle,andSushantKhadka singinthewinterconcert.

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Above:DuringtheAfricanAmericanpresentationon February 27, the concert and chamber choirs combined to provideasplendidshow.SophomoreBriannaWadeadded, "Theconcertscanbereallygreatifyoutakethetimeto practiceinclass."

Dinnerandashow!The34thannualMadrigalsdinner tookplaceonDecember13thand14th.Family,friends, andmusicloversallcametogetherfortwonightstoenjoy thefestivitiesoftheMadrigaldinner.Eachyearthe CentralMadrigalshavetheirdinnertoshowcasetheir singingskillsandentertainthediners.Theeventconsisted ofamulti-coursemeal,ascriptedpageantwithMadrigal singingandspokenElizabethanverseaswellasmusicfor theholidayseason.Thisyear,theyperformedmusicfrom alltimeperiodsandchoralstyles.Therewasamixtureof sacred,secularandmodernsongs.JuniorMadrigalAnica Milleradds,"Beinginaclasswherewesingoldmusiccan behard,buthavingMr.Larsonmakesitreallyfun!"

Above:DressedinElizabethanattire,theCentral Madrigalsperformedforfriendsandfamilyatthe annualdinner.

1.Inchoir,seniorMadelineWeglarz-Wardmakesher markbysingingatthemanyconcertsthisschoolyear. 2."Thisyear,thechoirtookatriptoChicagotoseethe showTooHottoHandle.Thewholeexperiencewas reallyfun,"remembersseniorEmilyMiller.

11 Remember there is no such thing as a small act of kindness. Every act creates a ripple with no logical end." These were the words the Cultural Arts Class lived by while they made their Ben's Bells. For six weeks, students, adults and the elderly worked together to create the Ben's Bells. Each week, the cultural arts class at Central learned how to make one piece of the wind chimes. From making the beads out of clay, to glazing all the pieces, and assembling the entire wind chime, about ten people worked on each wind chime. The process of making the bells was just as important as the end product. Special Education students helped the Cultural Arts Class make the chimes. It was a valuable learning experience for everyone involved. The students then helped hang the chimes up around the community. The Ben's Bells were free for anyone to take. The purpose of the wind chimes was to brighten the days of anyone who found a bell and to encourage everyone to be kind. Janaye Bradford enjoyed handing out the bells because of the special experience she had. While handing out the bells at an assisted living home, Janaye gave a wheelchair bound woman one of the Bens's Bells. The woman said the bell made her day one of the best days she had experienced in a long time. This 1s just one example of the good that comes from the bells.

Piecing together their bells was one ofthe final steps Lori Armstrong and Kwenin Pursley had todo before they could call their bells complete.

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The students chose Westside Park as the locat hangtheirbells.FreshmanDennisThompson bell on a low branch so that it would be easy to spot” Dennis said that "Others can learn to show kindness and yf respectfromtheBen'sBells."

Many seniors in the oe Rave oe Pereaert sauce They typically paint one painting or make one large work of art. For one semester, senior Alyssa Olson worked on five different portraits. Each painting depicted a person, of varying age, in a different style. Alyssa's goal was to improve her skills and learn to paint realistic people while trying the different styles that famous artists have used to help her develop her own style. Alyssa's independent study helped her discover more about her herself as an artist. She learned what kind of paintings she enjoyed creating and what style she enjoyed the most. "My favorite thing about painting is being able to express myself through my art and letting people get to know me through my paintings.” Over the semester, she reached her goal found her own artistic style. On the right, Alyssa can be seen proudly holding two of the portraits she worked so hard on.

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[With cover one thousand followers on 1 Instagram, junior Maria Jimenez has made her mark. Her photos receive eal hundreds of likes and positive comments. Her interest in photography began when she was a freshman and has grown ever since. She became obsessed with finding things to photograph that in general would have been overlooked. For a while she took pictures of everything. Now she tries to photograph the little things, things that people would not search for, much less photograph. "The idea of being able to capture a moment in time that will never exist again continues to amaze me." Maria plans to double major in photography and journalism, she said that she couldn't imagine herself doing anything else but what makes her happy. Maria's dream is to make a full time career out of her passion and start her own photography school that would be open to people of all ages and skill levels. To the left is a | picture Maria took of herself.

Since ceramics was reintroduced at Central, many students havetakenandenjoyedtheclass.Nooneenjoyeditas -muchassenior,ChloeGerard.Chloe'sloveforceramics beganwhenshewasyoungandshetookapotteryclass withhermom.WhenshetookceramicsatCentral,her iMiterestwasrenewed.Chloeenjoysgettingmessyand orkingiina— medium.Herfavomite ugs,sheclaimssheisstuckina"mug auniqueglazingstyleaswell.Shelikesto erentcoloredeS sothatherpottery

Above:"Themostfunpartabout theprojectsinartclassistalkingto friends about ideas," said sophomoreMeganReinhold.

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Above:Linoleumcarvingfor printingwasnewforeveryoneinArt SurveyIIthisyear.Freshman SamanthaThornhill'sprint, however, still looks amazing.

Below:"Itwasmyfirsttimeusing watercolortothis,extent,butnowI reallyenjoyusingwatercolor." Despiteitbeingherfirsttime,Nikita Mandhan'spaintinglooksjustlikea realrose.

Above:Something'sfishyin sophomoreSavannahRoberts’ renditionofafamousAndyWarhol work."IthinkAndyWarholiscool andIwantedtousekoifishinmy interpretationofhissoupcan."

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Taking his talents to the University of Illinois 1s senior Logan Darr. His ceramics are displayed above.

Above:SophomoreGabrielle Hallbeck'sself-portraitgracedthe wallsoftheEricShowinMarch.

Above: This sculpture, welded together by senior Dawn Haken, received an honorable mention at the Eric Show in March.

Above: Tissue paper, glue, and water came together to create this unique self portrait of junior Lori Armstrong.

Left: "It was a journey since it was my first time using charcoal but the hard work paid off in the end," said advanced drawing ~- student Emica Quigley.

CentralHighSchoolhastonsofclub rangingfromthoseacademically based,likeScienceOlympiad,to service based, like Eco Club, to culturally based, like French Club. Joiningaclubisagreatwaytoget involved.Sinceover30clubsare offered,studentscanfindone compliantwiththeirinterests.Clubs enablememberstocommunicatewith eachother,getinvolvedwiththe community, and learn new things. TheatmosphereatCentralHigh Schoolislikenootherandourclubs onlyimproveit!

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Sophomore CU Scholars

Row 1: Jeremy Cossman, Patrick Beckemeyer, Benjamin Ngo, Andrew Prom, Devon Bell, Raj Patel Row 2: Nicole Barnes, Glorian Roberts, Adrienne Squier, Maeve Murphy, Olivia Gulley, Sienna Stolte, Allyson Boyd, Anura Namachchivaya, Kayleigh Ritten, Leah Roberts Row 3: Virginia Tufte, Vaishnavi Naidu, Rebeka Sowers, Emma Chmielewski, Sarah McDonald, Erin Henderson, Allie Pelafos, Sarah Cossman, Sophie Wathen, Cecilia Wilson, Martin Webber Row 4: Seth Lerner, Olivia Dodds, Carson Kemper, Madeleine Atkinson, Panayiota Laros, Nathan Friedman, Sophia Reynen, Sydney Olson, Hannah Perkinson, Mallory Wentworth, Kamryn Pettigrew, Meagan Borgsmiller Row 5: Evan Bossenbroek, Adam Manaster, Andrew Mininger, Logan McKee, Alyson Wagner, Dominic Erlinger, Ryan Anton, Joseph Bagger, Lorren Krantz, Jacob Lo, Daniel Briggs, Taya Westfield

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Row1:KayleeBowers,BethBorn,AdrienneSquier,RendaWoods,HopeLlewellyn, AudreyAkins,HannahShinewSecondRow:GuthrieHood,SarahCossman,Faith Llewellyn,LauraVendal,MadeleineChalifoux,SarahVendal,ErinRoux,KateYoung Thirdrow:NikhilThope,JoshuaCaughey,TrystynSchoonover,PhillipSwartz, RosemaryKnight,JessicaWagner,AlysonWagner,Mr.Woods

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Bleacher Bums ‘®

Row1:JonathanFoster,NickBrunson,JoelThompson,OliviaJohnson,MeagenKhoshaba, Brooke Clemons, Zachary Dorner, Madeline Chalifoux, Zackary Baumann, Olivia Dodds, Connor Mapes, Kelley McDonald. Row 2: Hannah Smock, Elizabeth Mooney, Kathryn McCulley,SierraSeten,AliMiller,MiaMiller,DanaKlaus,TylonTurner,AlliePelafos, GenesisPagan,ErinHendersonRow3:HaydenDodds,LauraVendal,PaytonStillman,Hailey Drollinger,ChloeGerard,ThomasHubbard,JosephAeilts,AlecBarger,JamesTaylor,Will GerardRow4:JoshBagger,JordanGunn,MaeveSelin,RachelFieldsJosephHorvat,Trevor Gossett, Benjamin Mertens, Grant Semonin, Garrett Tieder, Luke Meyer, Noah Wells, Philip Garinger.

Student Council

Row1:HwanjaeYoo,MaeveSelin,KathrynMcCulley,LauraVendalRow2: AlliePelafos,GenesisPagan,FaithLlewellyn,BrittanyAnglin,SophieWathen, ChelsieNunez,JenniferGalbreath,OliviaJohnson,AudreyAkinsRow3:Ms. Pennock,VirginiaTufte,ErinHenderson,MadelineMcMahon,ElenaBrown, SydneyOlson,CourtneyGould,MatthewMorgan,OliviaDodds,MaeveMurphy

Row1:Ms.Dietz,DeffaBarro,CelesteThompson,AudreyAkins,KarishmaPandya, LoriArmstrongRow2:RobertLangston,JuliaPolk,HuyHuynh,ZoeAndsager,Rachael Courtney,BellaRitz,AshleyArmstrong,Mr.Clegg.Row3:ColtraneZerai-ChesEmily Madden,DavidThompson,WilliamSmith,JessicaWagner,AlysonWagner,Nikhil . Thope,NathanAndsager. :

Row 1: Martin Webber, Vaishnavi Naidu, Luke Branaman, Philip Wachter, Savannah Roberts, Allyson Boyd, AnwynPayonkRow2:AusAbdulhamed,ForrestCummings,KayleighRitten,AustinSlotnick,LyndsayMcArthur, MadisonOmer,NatalieFleming,SaraReinhold,AlexisStillabowerRow3:TonyPham,RosePowell,Gabrielle Frazier, Emily Blankenship, Mikaela Williams, Nashare Broughton, Elliot Brown, Allison Reiling, Zakary Williams,MeganReinhold,CoachJeffReinholdRow4:CoachJayCreek,DylanTaylor,FelixWegner,Tessa Barnes, Dorothea Green, Domenick Hennigh, Joseph Stevens, Ben Carnahan, Lorin Nugent, Daniel Briggs, Coach Christine Creek

Anime Club

Row1:Ms.Tandet,Valencia Crosby,RebekkaVuittonet,Cami EmryRow2:BenPeek,Bryn Knott,TonyPham,JamesHaken Row3:IlyaAnisimov,Dawn Haken,StevenGreen,StevenLin, RowanSanders

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Row1:AshleyMassey,Kristine Daniels,Mrs.PickellRow2:Fiona Coleman,MagdalenaBurdette, AlysonWagner,DajaWilson

Row1:TreyWells,AustinCrow JonathanWeddle,BaileyGordon, DeanKirbyRow2:NoahWells, BenjaminPerkinson,Nathan Stanley,BenjaminClark

Row1:MalloryWentworth,KristaHabing,WonwooJung,LauraVendal,Nancy Hong,MariaLarosRow2:HolleeTrent,IsabellaRitz,HenryGoldsmith,Isaac Kasten,NicholasHittle,KunjieZhaoRow3:KaitlynButler,RaimiShah, AlexanderMagro,ThomasPhelps,HwanjaeYoo,NathanPetersen,HanFeiDeng

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National Honor Society Juniors

Row 1: Celeste Thompson, Krista Habing, Audrey Akins, Ariel Aimone, Anica Miller, Madison Omer, Meena Jain, CallieMillerRow2:ShireenHassan,JuliaPolk,CameronToghraee,TuanNguyen,ChristopherMonsingh,Henry SIlls,LyndsayMcArthur,BethanyKnox,KarishmaPandyaRow3:ZoeySmith,LoriArmstrong,KelleyMcDonald, BellaRitz,SarahVendal,ClaireWashburn,RachaelCourtney,BrendaGonzalez,KeldaHabing,KortneyWilcherRow 4: Mr. Zorn, Coltrane Zerai-Che, Hannah Shinew, Surabhi Jain, Desirae Shirley, Courtney Gould, Maria Laros, Lea Thompson,MadelineMcMahon,TaylorHenderson,NikitaMandhan,MadisonRiceRow5:JoshCaughey,Ali Lasemi,KaitlynButler,BenJefferson,HenryGoldsmith,JoshuaButtlar,EmilyMadden,ChloePence,NikhilThope, AlanSimpsonRow6:McCartheyDressman,BenjaminStorsved,RenateNugent,JessicaWagner,JulianBrennanPomatto, Cole Prescott, Edward Tang, Kolton Canales, Phillip Swartz, Dana Westfield, Nicholas Hittle

Row 1: Mr. Zorn, Emma Wendt, Olivia Johnson, Ashley Massey, Gretchen Raila, Maddi Weglarz-Ward, Aidan O'Brien, Sierra Seten, Jennifer Duenas, Emily Miller, Min Ji Yoo Row 2: Aidan Healy, Hannah Hart, Genesis Pagan, Madeleine Chalifoux, Kathryn McCulley, Mia Miller, Maeve Selin, Laura Vendal, Elizabeth Lamkin, Ashley Thopiah, Niyata Madhukar, Elizabeth Kim Row 3: Shahbaz Khan, Nadine Guyot, Ashish Bhatt, Hayden Dodds, Mary-Kate Mulcahey, Zach Dorner, Hwanjae Yoo, Erin Roux, Ali Miller, Emily Alameda Row 4: Noah Wells, Benjamin Phipps, William Smith, PJ Garinger, Grant Semonin, Josh Bagger, Joel Thompson, Nathan Petersen, Emma Atkinson, Dawn Haken, Olivia Fossier, Rachel Fields

Thespians

Henderson, Madeleine Atkinson, Allie Pelafos, Adrienne Squier, Olivia Dodds, Row 2:SarahCossmanSiennaStolte,MeagenKhoshaba,LeahRoberts,KortneyWilcher, OliviaJohnson,KiaraDelCarpio,VaishnaviNaidu,ChelsieNunezRow3:Anwyn Payonk,MaeveMurphy,SophiaReynen,MiaMiller,JabariFreeman,Jessica Wagner,JoshuaJacksow,AliMiller,RileyKaraganis,BrittanyAnglin

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Row 1: Sarah McDonald, Sienna Stolte, Angela Diep, Karishma Pandya, Bella Ritz, Shireen Hassan, Callie Miller, Nicholas Hittle, Madame Schrader Row 2: Robert Martin, Nicole Barnes, Virginia Tufte, Erin Roux, Emma Atkinson, Kristine Daniels, Krista Habing, Brenda Gonzalez, Sydney Drollinger Row 3: Emma Chmielewski, Dana Westfield, Kaitlyn Butler, Maria Laros, Mallory Wentworth, Taya Westfield, Sara Francisco, Claire Washburn, Kelda Habing, Ryan Anton

Row 1: Meena Jain, Karishma Pandya, Bella Ritz, Shireen Hassan, Callie Miller, Nicholas Hittle Row 2: Madame Schrader, Raimi Shah, Erin Roux, Emma Atkinson, KristineDaniels,KristaHabingRow3:RebekaSowers,DanaWestfield,KaitlynButler, MariaLaros,ClaireWashburn,KeldaHabing

Science

Row1:KristaHabing,MeenaJain,MadeleineChalifoux,AnnieMattson,WonwooJung, BunkunzieLun,NikitaMandhan,SurabhiJain,TomBrya,MelodySong,Haajar AminmansourRow2:RileyKaraganis,MichaelBernhardt,AnwynPayonk,Aayush Bhatia,EmilyMadden,HuyHuynh,CourtneyPlattner,LauraVendal,CorbinPhillips,Raj PatelRow3:CalebPatton,PaulBenson,DhvanilPopat,AbhinavSharma,Henry Goldsmith,BryanHuang,DylanTaylor,LizRoadcap,HolleeTrent,GabrielManfroi Row4:KevinKnapik,EnddyAlmonord,JulianBrennan-Pomatto,NicholasHittle, EdwardTang,RachelFields,DawnHaken,DmitriSalov,CharlesTang,YoungJinShin

Row1:HuyHuynh,NancyHong,JohnBien,CharlesTang,Nathan McCloud,DavidThompson,HolleeTrentRow2:Ms.LaDonnaFletcher, MelodySong,EdwardTang,EmilyMadden,TomasPhelps,DawnHalk@n, JuliaPolk,Mr.RyanReyes

Row 1: Dana Yun, Nikita Mandhan, Madeleine Chalifoux, Wonwoo Jung, Surabhi Jain, Nancy Hong Row 2: Mr.Do Hwang, Hollee Trent, Laura Vendal, Charles Tang, Yagnesh Devada, Ishan Murphy, Shahbaz Khan Row 3: Kaitlyn Butler, Alex Magro, Edward Tang, Thomas Phelps, Hanfei Deng, Jessica Young, Mr.Micah Ward

1: Rachel Slotnick, Julie Spohrer, Riley Karaganis, Madeleine Weglarz-Ward, Ashley Massey Row 2:Melody Song, Erin Roux, Robert Martin, William Kanter, Ashley

Row 1: Mei Lien Crandall, Faith Llewellyn, Ali Miller, Annie Mattson, Leah Roberts

Row2:MaeveMurphy,CourtneyPlattner,JoshCaughey,HannahPerkinson,Caleb Patton, Mia Miller, Sarah Vendal Row 3: Alyssa Olson, Tom Hubbard, Ryan Chalifoux, Kolton Canales, Nicholas Jackson, Ben Perkinson

African American Club

Row 1: Ms. Jennifer Stroud, Aisha Terry, Kortney Wilcher, Tiana Webb, Sabrina Smith

Row2:BrookeClemons,LeslieHaymonII,TerronNapper,Ms.PelmoreRow3:Cedric Jones,BrianThomas,JeremyBrown,RajheemHaymon,PrestonRoseborough

Row 1: James Dennison, Liam Gardner, Jeffrey Chen, Julia Maloney Row 2: Nathan Friedman, Ilya Anisimov, Hannah Young, Ms. Stoller, Cami Emry Row 3: Ms Carlson, Keagan Shores, Michael Smith, Dylan Taylor, Michael Leipold, Ms. Kupler

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Carmichael, Nadine Guyot, Dawn Haken, Bryn Knott, Meena Jain

German Club

Row1:HolleeTrent, JaysonLore,ColePrescott, ZakaryWilliams,Audrey Sanders

Row1:MaxLarrison, Coltrane Zerai-Che, WilliamKanter,Joshua Jackson,CameronEdwards Row 2: Mr. Stanger, HwanjaeYoo,Emma Atkinson, Alyssa Olson, DanaWestfield

Row1:Virtuous Thomas,Kelly McDonaldRow2:Trey Ronk,ChloeGerard, HannahSmockRow3: ZachDorner,Josh Bagger,Muhammad Alsaqri

Drama Club

Row 1: Morgan Springer, Adrienne Squier, Maeve Murphy, Bunkunzie Lun, Glorian Roberts, Anwyn Payonk, Coltrane Zerai-Che, Ashley Rutledge, Madeline Weglarz-Ward Row 2: Ashley Armstrong, Symone Howell, Isiah Brighton, Kristine Daniels, Leslie Haymon II, Gina Ciffarelli, Lauran Miller, Lucy Baright, Madeleine Walwik, Sarah Money Row 3: Emma Chmielewski, Alahna Van Matre, Margaret Flanagin, Julie Spohrer, Melody Song, Fiona Kimble, Ashley Massey, Emily Miller, Omer Barkan, Rachel Slotnick, Allyson Boyd, Shireen Hassan Row 4: Philip Wachter, Zoe Kosmopoulos, Nadine Guyot, Erin Roux, Thomas Billam, Melvin Stevens, Ryan Anton, Grace Brown, Olivia Prudhomme, Adriana Ortiz, Mallory Wentworth Row 5: Nick Henson, Joshua Harris, Elizabeth Morris, Darian Wells, Rajheem Haymon, William Kanter, Enddy Almonord, Quinton Ohlsson, Omri Schwartz, Eliza Foli Row 6: Camile Breen,MartinWalwik,AndrewRoadcap,JosephStevens,QuinnMurphy,JeremyBrown,MitchellFlanagin,Anthony Weddle, Rachel Fields, Emma Atkinson, Trevor Partin, Zoe Dunn

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Row1:TreyWells,AustinCrow,JonathanWeddle,BaileyGordon, Row2:NoahWells,BenPerkinson,NathanStanley,BenClark

Future Teachers' Club

Spanish Club

Row1:GenesisPagan,OliviaJohnson,EstefaniaRamos,TianaWebb,JanethBasave,KortneyWilcher,Geralyn Paray, Nidhi Dholaria, John Phan Row 2: Emily Miller, Olivia Dodds, Julia Polk, Courtney Plattner, Ashley Rutledge, GlorianRoberts,BrookeCarver,AlliePelafos,BrittanyAnglinRow3:RyanBartolo, HenryGoldsmith,Hwanjae Yoo,JenniferDuenas,SandraRodriguez,JoelThompson,JordanGunn,EricGomez,BenjaminNgo,Taylor Henderson,CourtneyGould,MadelineMcMahon,ErinHenderson,SarahCossman,MaeveMurphy,SophiaReynen, EmilyFoster,AndrewProm,AntoniaRivera,MiaMiller,Srta.SuliszRow5:ZoeAndsager,ErinRoux,Luke Schideman,MagdalenaBurdette,ClaraDuarte,GretchenRaila,JoshCaughey,JacobLo.ShahbazKhan,Emily MaddenRow6:ThomasKrouse,AnthonySchreiber,DouglasRiffo,IlyaAnisimov,DylanGrady,ZachDorner,Felix Wegner,RaineyShah,HuyDang,TessaBarnes,DarianWellsRow7:ZackaryBaumann,LoganMcKee,Nikhil Thope,MaeveSelin,BenjaminPhipps,EdwardTang,GrantSemonin,JoshuaBagger,JosephBagger,Kelley McDonald,GarrettTieder

Spanish Honor Society

Row 1: Sandra Rodriguez, Olivia Johnson, Celeste Thompson, Tiana Webb, Anica Miller, Kiran Murphy, Audrey Akins, Jennifer Duenas Row 2: Ellie Knox, Surabhi Jain, Madison Chaney, Laura Vendal, Mia Miller, Gretchen Raila, Lori Armstrong, Genesis Pagan, Julia Polk, Madeline Weglarz-Ward Row 3: Shahbaz Khan, Tuan Nguyen, Taylor Henderson, Desirae Shirley Lydia Sink, Rachael Courtney, Hannah Shinew, Madeline McMahon, Kelley McDonald

Row 4: Nikhil Thope, Ben Jefferson, Renate Nugent, Andrew Myers, Douglas Riffo, Emily Alameda, Emily Madden, Nadine, Guyot, Lea Thompson Row 5: Zach Dorner, Josh Bagger, Maeve Selin, Benjamin Phipps, Edward Tang, Benjamin Mertens, Joel Thompson, Julian Brennan-Pomatto, Grant Semonin, Alyssa Olson, Matthew Brown

Faculty and Staff

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How do you make your mark at Central?

"Doing sports, like baseball”Alexander Pfeffer

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First semester of senior year is when college applications bombard students. September through December feels like a rush to boost up grades, get involved in clubs, and still have time to spend with friends. Senior year proves to be stressful for most; however, it is a time to look back and reflect on the memories each senior has made throughout their years at Central High School. Seniors are provided the opportunity to do even more with their time since they are now the leaders of the school. Most students cherish their last year here, while still counting down the days to college. Second Semester is more relaxed and students are in a daze, waiting to hear back from top schools. Around April, when most everyone has made their decision, seniors have more of a care-free attitude and begin to focus on friendships. Senior Prom and Graduation are two events that bring the class together. Seniors at Central have left their lasting mark on the school and their presence will be missed in following years.

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Not Pictured:Tyler Agoston, Jose Alencaster, Robert Allen, Saladeem Anderson, Brook Armstrong, Michelle Bailey, Breanna Baker, Pajarion Beasley, Jonathan Bien, Thomas Billiam, Andrea Boley, Isiah Brighton, Dominique Brize, Valisa Byndum, Madison Chaney, Selena Clem, Lissette Contreras-', Lucero Cruz, Jan Dimla, Ireland Driver, Susana Escobedo Roldan, Kytiece Frazier, Matthew Frazzetto, Fraquan Gaines, Jaslene Garcia, Victor Garcia, Ashley Garrett, Kaizon Grady, Steven Green, Deniesha Harris-Mer, Zachary Hart,Sha’ Tyra Hawkins, Raphael Holt, Matthew Hong, Ramika Ivy, Jonathon Jackson, Lareesha Jackson, Emanuel Jaramillo, Zayd Jawad, Taniya Jenkins, Devon Johnson, Carlos Juarez-Morales, Rebekah Krejci, Ravonte Leshoure-Baker, Derek Levitt, Gwendolyn Lockett, Bianca Long, Moses Lopez, Gerardo Lopez, Godolfredo Macedo, Kayla Mapson, Brittany McCormick, Kameron McCoy, Samuel McDade, Lynnsey McKatherine, Mariah Miller, Devonte Moore, Montrel Moore, Garth Morris, Miranda Moses, Jonathan Moyo, Daniel Ngandu, Alina Nickerson, Caprice Pearson, Kevin Phan, Lakeith Polk. Gretchen Raila, Brandon Roark, Depesh Roberts, Angelica Rodriguez, Germaine Roebuck, Brian Rose, Bara Saadah, Efren Sandico, Calvin Schubert, Dante Scott, Maricia Simmons, Willie Simpson, Willie Sims, Divine Tembo-Ma. Brianna Thomas, Christopher Thompson, Ynhu (Taylor) Tran, Brianna Turner, Nicole Vega, Pierre Viallant, Christopher Watson, Jerry Williams, & Karissa Young.

Ae working hard through their whole high school experience, these students have earned the title of Senior Scholars. These brainy students attend Central full time and have maintained a 4.0 GPA. In addition to working hard at school, they are also involved in extracurricular activities such as clubs and sports. With their great leadership attributes, they have truly made their mark!

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i,CHLOEGERARD,EXPECTTHEREALHOLYLEAANDCOURNYGOULDTOMAINTAINTHEPRESTiGiOUS NAMEOFOURDAD,RiFFRAFF.iLEAVEAUDREYANDJDTHECLAYLABBUTiMTAKiNGSILVERMAN WiTHME.PSOMGTWOLiPSOMG

I,VThomas,willmyOTLtoMaddieMcMahonhopeyouhavefunwatchinghimgrowintoahandsomegodandmy attendancerecordtoKelleyMcDonald.OtherthanthatIdon'thaveanythingbecauseIambroke.p.sSenioritisisi

I, Olivia Fossier, leave the P-Stars all the "fun" times we hadin Centennial Lake. Soitehow we made it frou red sets_ running,andT-20's!ToPL,takecareofmy"borrowed"caps!Havefunnextyearandkeepswimmingfast!

I,HannahSmock,leavethesmockwardlegacytomybrother(makemeproud),myglossspikestomytrackteam(OP,Ds), myamazinganatomygradetoIR,KM,CH,andtherestofmybelongingstomychildren,IHandJR.

ueKathrynMcCulley,leavesummernightstoMS,rachetcentraltoJG,alligatorsinsombrerotoKS,mymotherlyinstincts| toKM,andofcoursemyshoestoIR.

I,RachelFields,theseniorkeeperoftheunicorns,leavemyherdtoReni,mycrackalackinshoestoBekah,andmyvastre collectionofbattleweaponstotherestofmyhomiessothattheymaybevictoriousinthetrecherousjourneyinsearchofmy extensiveheardofPiratesBootywithonecondition-whenaskedwhatyou'redoing-youmustsaythatyou'reinsearchof|_ thebooty.(followmeonsnapchat#comedygold) oe

I,SaraFranciscoleavemydresstoAustinSlotnick,myinsanitytoLaurenFrancisco,andmyhopetoGabrielaDiaz.

I,MeagenKhoshaba,passdownallmyPHD'sandmastersdegresstodoctorAlecBargeranddoctorJoeAeilts.

I,ImaniMaatuka,leavemyclouttoFendiLex,myjobtomybrotherKhal,andmybballteamtomydirtyFess.

I, Jabari "Big Bari" Freeman, want to leave my CMB players with the attitude of always working hard work. Work hard and goodresultswillshowintheend.ToeveryoneelseIlovey'allandhaveagoodhighschoolcareerandmakethebestofit.BigBari#50

I,HaileyDrollinger,LITTURALLY_willtomyswimgirlsCentennialLake andthecountlessredsets.Keepswimmingfastgirlies!Iwillmy1D obsessiontoKW,AJ,andAnnetheman.ToAM,thesectionalsquadand". toCP,meetwarm-upsandFridaymorningcoffee.ToSD,keepthe" me.Drollingerlegacyalive.AndlastlytoPL,HeyPeytonNABISCOYESS!

I, Jen Galbreath, leave my driving and parallel parking ability to LS, My blond moments to SM, my perfect cheer hair to ‘ZL, To NH my love for Chipotle!

I, Rachel Slotnick, leave all my stress to Austin Slotnick, my Heathers quote to Savannah Roberts, my asthetic to ML, LM, and LM, and my love for TSwizzle to VN.

I, Will Smith, will CW to DJ. JVT to DF and WW. KC gets lane 6. BS and HG get WWR, take good care of it. AF, WS is i yours I guess. Sousas goto my cousin and Jimbo. B and R take interact and run with it. Bye central! oe

I, Freaky E, leave the Atkinson volleyball legacy to MA, my Taylor Swift dance moves to the volleyball team, to ER the undercarriage, and to ML, DW, and CZC my Chronicle editorship.

I, Aidan Healy, will the trumpet section Rachael and the slug, my endless charm and optimism to Seth, and my undying love to "blankblankblank216".

I, Payton Stillman (@paytontaughtyou), will MT my sarcasm, to QB1 all of my mothers texts. To my sons: morning practices. To LCMT my mad hops. To LCMB some wins. And last but not least to all of CHS my dad's nylon pants and college sweatshirts. 2015 we are out! :)

Se Joe Horvat, will my C.O.C skills to Kolton C, besides Ben S and Alex M, I don't like any of you underclassmen.

Emily Miller, will my study habits to my brother Jonn, my wisdom to my cousins Glorian and Caley, my sight-singing ‘skills and patience to the choir, and my secret stash of Chubby Soda to the girls track team.

af, Dana Klaus, leave all car shenanigans to my children: SG, BSD, BSG, & CBH, and also all my white girl possessions to e Holy Lea. i

Olivia Atkins, leave everything and all the love of bubbles and Mojo Jojo to the Holy Lea.

Maddy Chalifoux, will to RC (not Ryan) something fabulous. To BR, I will my spot in the Physics room at lunch. And to any tennis girls, I will you the power to keep laughing at G-Day's Rocky quotes.

= I, Michael Yoo, will my Korean love to WJ, selfies to DarDar, yellowness to Mr. Reid, squad love to CG and MM, and eating skills to CK, BK, ON, and CM. Orange cap gang/ Emma Watson/ Arden Choo 4 lyfe!

I, Robert Bernhardt, do hereby leave my managing duties to Devon Bell, the car and laptop to Michael Bernhardt, and all 500 fly privileges to Cam Barnard.

I, Connor Mapes, want to pass down Life of The Party to Kelley McDonald, playoff Duns to the baseball team, Captain of the baseball team to Alec Barger and Tommy Krouse to be my moms baby when I head to college. Last Maddy Supp to ‘take care of momma T and spoil her as I would.Cheers!

a I, Queen M, leave my cookie nights to the squad, Lil Putzie to the band boys, bad influences to oatmeal square and friends, and there's nothing left in my will cept throw it all in the casket it's mine still.

I, Zahra Hanifah, leave the legacy of the #HijabiClique to my "children", Haajar and Deffa.

Be ’ I, Ali Miller, will my love for Matt Davis to all the G-Ten girls & always remember to "jump on it”.

I, Darian Wells, leave my gluteus maximus to Des because she has none, Lyds my ability to smile in photos, Jazzie my stealth skills and pointed toes, Gabbi my bad b girlfriend Si, and Atex everything else because she's #1.

I, Zach Dorner, will my basketball skills to the sophomore guys, they really need it. To TK make me proud brotha. to JD my WCW. To my bros JT, JF, JB, CM, ZB, and JS,many more good times to come! Good luck and keep your ph strong class of '15!

, Jennifer Galbreath | a Wearesoproudofyouandallyouhave ® 2 accomplishedatCentral. Wewishyoumuch « 2 successasyoucontinuetoflyhighasaRedbird. « We Love You, s * Mom, Steve& Commer * f Dad & Sandy

Kate,

We have been blessed to watch you grow from a beautiful little girl into a beautiful young woman. You have brought so much joy into our lives. A bright and exciting future is waiting for you.

Much Love, Dad, Mom, & Jordan

Will, Thanksforremindingusthat happinessisachoice.Here'sto lifeinthedriver'sseat!

Love, MomandJulia

K

Kathryn, you're smart, beautiful, confident, loving, caring, kind and a wonderful person! We are so proud of you and your accomplishments! We're excited to see what lies ahead i r of you as you start a new chapter of your life next year at Indiana.

All our Love, Dad, Mom, Riley gx & Miche =

Congratulations Erin! We love you and are very proud ofyou.

Love, Mom, Dad, Alex, and Matthew

wish for all good =? = - he on. y ay vont things to come your a ea way. Congratulations on your graduation and your next chapter at ISU.

Love you lots and lots! Mom and Dad this incredible person who continues to amaze us with your sense of humor, your knowledge of historical facts, and your laid back attitude. Best wishes to you, we love you.

Spencer Hays,

From the first day of kindergarten through yoursenioryear,youhavemadeusso proud!

Congratulationsonyourgraduation! IEOVe, ~Mom and Dad

Way to go class of OOK)

Congratulations Tom! Keep jumping off of 300 footcliffsinfaroffplaces. * by 7 aS Ove, ot She

Forever Central's BIGGEST fan!

~ David Ho

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"He made us become men on and off the court."

-Dominique Brize

"The greatest mentor

"He always wanted us to get 1% better everyday in everything that we cide:

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away from home. om on Jai iPecoria, Illinois. Wayne MeClain led a was a great coach, No matter how hard life centeia na Stammly but closely followed basketball. He person, and role developeda love¥or ‘ise fai ayOung age, playing guard for Peoria he got on you, it was Manuel followed by Bradl@jim Oni frsity, where he earned bachelors in model for everyone out of love " physical education. His coaching career started in the 70's while teaching at he met " . a middle school. He was quickly offered the assistant coaching job at Peoria -Jamal Stovall Manuel where he stayed for 18 years until he took the reins in 1995. McClain -Luke Beesley lead the team to three consecutive state championships from 1995 to 1997. The 1997 team earned him the "National High School Coach of the Year". This national attention landed aposition onthe University ofIllinois’ coaching staffunder Bill Selffollowed by Bruce Webber. After 11 years with the Illini, McClain leftwith Bruce Webber tocoach atKansas St. In 2013, he made the decision to return back to Illinois, this time as coach for Champaign Central Maroons. McClain instantaneously turned the program around. He lead the Maroons tovictories over several ofthe top ranked teams inthe state, making itall the way to the sectional finals, earning him "All-Area Boys’ Basketball Coach ofthe Year". However, McClain's biggest accomplishments were off the court. He stressed the importance of academics on the team. So much so that during the 2013-2014 season, not one single player under McClain was "He was a great academically ineligible, which is almost unheard of. But more than anything, "He was arole McClain was a role model. He taught much more than basketball in Combes coach and a better Gym. Wayne McClain made a positive impact on not only an entire school, model that made me person." but an entire community. He will be sorely missed. want to be a better

-Noah Wells

"At the end of the day, I want the kids to say I person." was a major part of their lives; that I helped _Jabari Freeman them become men."

-Wayne McClain

his year at Champaign Central High School was filled with many memory making moments that will forever leave their mark on the lives of students and teachers in attendance from 2014-2015. Whether it be having a fabulous homecoming, winning that big game, or getting that A on a paper on which you worked so hard, Central High School shapes you as a person and will forever leave its mark on you, and you will forever leave your mark on Central. You could be painting your name on the walls backstage in Decker Theater, getting a trophy of yours put up in a display case, or even just having your work used by the teacher for next year's lessons; your legacy will continue to live on through the marks that you leave throughout your life.

Central prepares its students to have the "Make Your Mark" mindset. Every action that you do, every move that you make has an affect on those around you. The lessons that students learn at Central translate to life after high school on a larger, but not so different scale.

After the seniors are done driving around the block and honking their horns on May 20th, their lives will continue to unravel, leaving pieces of themselves picking up pieces of others along the way, and using them to grow into the person that they want to become. This journey absolutely does not end with Central, but it has certainly left a special mark on Central's students. You will remember the lessons learned, the friendships created, the memories made during these four years just as others will recognize the mark you have made on them.

As freshmen, sophomores and juniors prepare to continue to leave an impression on Central High School, the seniors prepare for the real world. Though each person may go separate ways and leave a different mark on Central, all uniqueness together creates a school rich in history and diversity; a sclapol unlikeyany other, Continue to Make Your Mark.

‘made your mark

This year's abundant staff of th ify suc ents go together to proudly create the 105th edition of the Maroon Yearbook. We though 7, avin % only three head editors guiding thirty students was going to be a trying task, but with the wonderful, and creative group of students that we had this year, this book was completed without a hitch.

We three would like to extend a huge thank you to the wonderful Ms. Salfelder for being so patient with our goofy antics and keeping us on track! Mr. Kauffman: a thank you is long due to you for teaching us so much about the yearbook making process, be it teaching us tricks about the website, or even about how the book is actually bound. You were a fabulous representative! Shout out to Walsworth Yearbooks for making this book possible, as well as Jeremy Bingham for listening carefully until our specific vision for this book was created! Thank you, also, to Mr. Williams for his support and trust, and Mr. Larson, Ms. Wilson, Mr. & Mrs. Currey, Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Silverman for their graceful assistance in so many ways.

We would like to give recognition to HR Imaging, Liz Brunson, students from our yearbook class, and any photography contributed to this book by parents, teachers, students, or clubs.

Thank you to everyone who made this year as awesome as it was. Good luck to the underclassmen as they finish their high school career; it goes by fast, so savor every moment. Shout out to the class of 2015. WE DID IT!!! To the staff of the 106th Maroon: Make us proud, and Make Your Mark.

Index A

Abdulhamed, Aus 124, 129, 151

Adams, Lashawn : 165

Aeilts, Joseph 23, 99, 128, 177, 218

Ahluwalia, Marco 124, 151

Aikens, Jaden 67, 151

Aimone, Ariel 21, 47, 85, 1392, It7/7/

Aimone, Tristan : 165

Akbar, Rijaal 90

Akins, Audrey :23, 47, 125, 126, 128, 129, 131, 132, 145, 176, 177, 218

Alameda, Emily 14, 23, 98, 131, 133, 143, 145, 188

Albaugh, Nathaniel 146

Alencaster, Ana Maria : 177

Alexander, Jaedyn 67, 151

Ali, Alexa 124, 127, 151

Almonord, Enddy : 22, 105, 136, 141, 151

Alsaqri, Muhammad 140

Alvarado, Juan 151

Alvarado, Maria 151

Alvarez, Cesar 77, 151

Aminmansour, Haajar :98, 136, 177

Andsager, Nathan 129, 165

Andsager, Zoe 31, 98, 129, 143, 144, 151

Anglin, Brittany 8, 47, 128, 134, 144, 151

Anisimoy, Ilya : 130, 139, 144, 17/7)

Anton, Ryan: 11, 21, 47, 86, 124, 135, 141, 165

Aragon, Andre 151

Armstrong, Adam : 23, 188, 216

Armstrong, Ashley 124, 129, 141, 151

Armstrong, Lori 118, 121, 129, 132, 145, 177

Arroyo, Bruno: 151

Asmussen, Henry 151

Atkins, Olivia 6, 18, 46, 61, 188, 219

Atkinson, Emma : 13, 39, 47, 58, 91, 99, 125, 133, 135, 140, 141, 188, 206, 210

Atkinson, Madeleine : 15, 39, 40, 47, 124, 134, 165

Augustus, James 177

B

Bagger, Joseph :20, 38, 41, 67, 124, 144, 165

Bagger, Joshua :29, 37, 38, 44, 50, 51, 126, 128, 133, 140, 144, 145, 188, 205, 210, 216

Baker, Brittany :49, 62, 188

Baker, Ryan : 44, 50, 76, 188

Baloun, Maxwell 124, 151

Banks, Aaron 45, 151

Banks, Isaac : 177

Bannon, Leo: 23, 31, 35, 111, 177

Barcus, Cory 45, 151

Barger, Alec : 128, 177, 218, 219

Baright, Lucianna 141, 151

Barkan, Omer : 124, 141, 142, 150, 151

Barkstall, Angelo :45, 151

Barnard, Cameron : 24, 64, 74, 75, 165, 218, 219

Barnes, Izak 45

Barnes, Naive 151

Barnes, Nicole 22, 124, 135, 165

Barnes, Tessa 125, 129, 144, 177

Barnett, Graham 48, 177

Barro, Deffa 177

Bartolo-Calderon, Ryan 144, 151

Basave, Janet : 144, 165

Batchelor, Tyler 177

Baugh, Malina : 177

Baum, Brad 146

Baumann, Zackary: 9, 26, 46, 60, 61, 78, 79, 128, 144, 188, 205, 210

Baumgartner, Terra : 165

Baylis, Jay :22, 67

Beals, Riodon 165

Beasley, Destanae 165

Beckemeyer, Patrick :94, 124, 165

Becker, Matthew 46, 61, 94, 127, 165

Beckler, Zachary 46, 67, 151

Beesley, Jacob :41, 44, 45, 67, 165

Beesley, Lucas 67, 68, 69, 188, 207, 210

Bell, Brandon 37, 64, 75, 125, 188, 210, 223

Bell, Devon :22, 37, 64, 124, 165, 219

Benson, Anna: 31, 177

Benson, Isaac 151

Benson, Paul 136, 177

Bergman, Karen : 146

Bermudez, Maximilian 151

Bernard, Brian 45, 151

Bernhardt, Michael 22, 136, 151, 219

Bernhardt, Robert 23, 49, 64, 75, 188, 210, 219

Bhaskar, Shobhit 177

Bhatia, Aayush 136, 151

Bhatt, Ashish : 18, 87, 133, 188, 209

Bien, Jonathan 85, 136, 216

Billam, Thom 103, 106, 134, 141

Binnion, Kayleigh : 177

Blackwelder, Leo 151

Blair, Alana 152

Blakely, Lundon 152

Blankenship, Emily 129, 165

Blood, Sarah 146

Boclair, Justin 32

Borgsmiller, Meagan : 21, 66, 124, 165

Born,Beth:6,47,124,126, 152

Bosley, James 188

Bossenbroek, Evan 124, 165

Botica, Christina 146

Bowdry, Scoyoniah: 66, 71, 188

Bowers,Kaylee47,124,126, 152

Boyd, Allyson 17, 104, 124, 129, 141, 165

Bradford, Janaye 118

Bradley, Alicia 189

Bradley, Avrey : 165

Bradley, Natalie 146

Branaman, Lucas 129, 165

Breen, Camille 22, 141

Brennan-Pomatto, Julian : SENS s13251365 145s177

Brewer, Lauren 146

Briggs, Daniel 28, 124, 129, 165

Brighton, Isiah 106, 134, 141 Briown, Trevor 177

Britt, Keishawn : 177

Brize, Dominique 67, 68

Brooks, Nicole 146

Broughton, Nashare 129, 165

Brown, Arnold : 152

Brown, Brajion 152

Brown, Elena 8, 47, 128, 152

Brown, Elliot 129, 165 Brown, Evan : 177

Brown, Grace 102, 141, 152

Brown, Hailey 152

Brown, Jeremy : 23, 82, 104, 105, 106, 134, 138, 141, 142, 189, 208, 218

Brown, Jessica 189

Brown, Lafionna 152

Brown, Latrashonna : 152

Brown, Matthew : 44, 50, 51, 145, 177

Brown, Trinity 94, 165

Bruens,Alexis177

Bruens, Madeline 16, 152

Brunson, Nicholas 23, 128, 189, 210, 217

Brunson, Noah 8, 49, 62, 63, 153

Brya, Thomas 136, 165

Bubon, Paul : 153

Burdette, Magdalena : 98, 130, 144, 165

Butler, Kaitlyn 84, 96, 125, BIL, WAY, IR, 157/5 17/7

Butler, Matt 48

Butler-Davis, Azaria 165

Buttlar, Joshua :46, 132, 177

Butts, Conor 46, 60, 61, 153

CCaldwell, Dallas 165

Calle, Santiago :32, 116, 153

Camarca, Jane : 153

Campbell, Taylor; 65, 153 Campuzano, Jimmy: 166 Campuzano, Yaret :7, 153

Canales, Kolton 48, 64, 74, 84, 88, 132, 138, 177, 219

Carmichael, Erin 146

Carnahan, Benjamin : 6, 22, 46, 60, 61, 75, 94, 129, 166 Carr, Caleb 45, 166

Carroll, Antoine 98, 153

Carrolle, Ashante : 177

Carswell, Olivia 87, 127, 166

Carter,Jamal:178

Carter, James :45, 153

Carver, Brooke 19, 22, 47, 144, 166, 189

Catchings, Aramis 189

Caughey, Joshua 44, 45, 84, 87, 125, 126, 132, 138, 144, 178

Caughey, Matthew : 45, 124, 153

Cekander, Hayden : 24, 46, 67

Chahal, Jasmine 153

Chalifoux, Madeleine 11, 19, 46, 57, 84, 128, 133, 136, 137, 189, 203, 207, 210, 219, 221

Chalifoux, Ryan 15, 31, 44, 45, 48, 52, 67, 127, 138, 166 Chambers, Michael 189

Chaney, Brandon : 45, 153

Chaney, Justin 22, 153

Chaney, Madison: 84, 87, 145

Chansa, Musonda : 48, 166

Chapman, Savanna : 153 Chavez, Lisbeth 153

Chbada, Mahmoud 153

Chen, Jeffrey 139, 178

Chmielewski, Emma 105, 124, 135, 141, 166 Choi, Martin 153 Chung, Sean 126, 178

Ciffarelli, Gina 108, 124, 141, 153

Ciffarelli, Michael : 178

Clark, Benjamin 130, 142, 189

Clark, Dizhon 189 Clark, Tony :45, 153 Clay, Korrie 66 Clegg, Nicholas : 146

Clemons, Brooke 17, 21, 29, 92, 127, 128, 138, 189, 209, 210

Cler, Alex 31, 48, 178 Cobb, Shmonica 146 Cole, Timothy 153

Coleman, Adriana 65, 153 Coleman, Fiona :93, 130, 166

Coleman, Jonte 67, 153 Coleman, Mersadi 153 Coleman, Rachel 166

Coleman, Trequan :45, 166 Collier, Porcha 66, 153 Collins, Caleyann :66, 153

Collins, Madilyn : 10, 47, 189

Collins, Sarah 6, 17, 49, 54, 55, 166

Columna, Mariano 178

Colvin, Dre Anna 153

Combs, Gabriel 65, 72, 73, 189

Cornell, Darius 153

Cossman, Jeremy 46, 124, 166

Cossman, Sarah 22, 31, 49, 124, 126, 134, 144, 166

Counter, David 178

Courtney, Rachael 16, 125, 129, 132, 145, 178

Coutinho, Samuel 166

Coutinho, Sara 33, 167

Covert, Anne Marie :49, 54, 55, 131, 189, 210, 216

Cowart, Ayanna : 65, 153

Craft, Victor 167

Crandall, Mei Lien 49, 138, 153

Crawford, Lamar 45 Creek, Christine : 146

Crockett, Demetrius 178 Crone, Sabrina 153

Cronin, Hannah 154

Crosby, Valencia 88, 130, 178

Crow, Austin 130, 142, 167 Crow, Emily :91, 154

Cruz, Victor 64

Cummings, Forrest 129, 154

Currey, Jennifer : 146

Currey, John 146

Czys, Elizabeth 49, 124, 154

DDalton, Alexis 189, 210 Dang, Huy 144, 167

Daniels, Kristine 32, 65, 82, 106, 108, 114, 130, 134, 135, 141, 189, 210, 218, 221

Darr, Logan :23, 121, 189, 210

Davis, Anthony :44, 45, 77 Davis, Deandre 45, 154

Davis, Ian :44, 45, 64, 178 Davis, Roland : 178

Dawson, Calogeno: 67, 69, 167

Day, Maranda: 8, 47, 154 Decker, Kathleen 146 Dee, Bailey 67, 154 Dee, Bradley 6, 44, 67, 178 DeJesus, Jada 124, 154

DeJesus, Jordan 154

Del Carpio, Brandon : 48, 190 Del Carpio, Kiara 134, 167

Deng, Han Fei : 131, 137, 190

Dennison, James 139, 154

Deters, Julia 22, 47, 167

DeThorne, Nathaniel 154

Devada, Yagnesh : 137, 154

Devine, Jessica 178

Dholaria, Nidhi : 127, 144, 167

Dhom, Trevaun : 125, 178

Diaz, Charli : 167

Diaz, Gabriela :66, 167, 218

Dickinson, Elizabeth 146

Diep, Angela : 135, 178

Dodds, Hayden 23, 85, 126, 128, 133, 190, 217

Dodds, Lynnette 146

Dodds, Olivia 19, 21, 41, 46, 56, 57, 124, 126, 128, 134, 144, 167

Dominguez, Brenda 190

Donahue, Nathan 48

Donohue, Drew 22

Dorado, Alondra 167

Dorner, Casey : 17, 47

Dorner, Zachary : 18, 26, 36, 78, 87, 128, 133, 140, 144, 145, 190, 206, 208, 210, 217, 219

Dorsey, Ellesse 65, 66, 154

Douglas-Carter, Troy 178

Downey, Annika 154

Dressman, Mecarthey : 21, 48, 125, 132, 178

Driver, Ireland :44, 51

Driver, Magerah 178

Driver, Mystical 178

Drollinger, Hailey 35, 40, 49, 54, 55, 126, 128, 190, 210, 217, 218

Drollinger, Sydney 40, 135, 167

Duarte, Clara : 144

Duckworth, A’Lonzo 167

Duenas, Jennifer 23, 133, 144, 145, 190

Duke, Keonu: 8, 67, 154

Duncan, Zanden 154

Dunn, Daniel 154

Dunn, Zoe :22, 102, 103, 106, 141, 142, 167

Dyson, Breaunna : 11, 17, 36, 46, 190, 207, 210

Early, Mary : 146

Edmison, Alexis :65, 190

Edwards, Cameron :23, 131, 140, 190, 205, 210, 220

Edwards, Devin 45, 154

Ehrnwald, Josh 146

Elliott, Drake 46, 154

Embeya, Cristavi 154

Emry, Cami : 130, 139, 154

Endsley, Emeri 190

English, Destiny 178

Eppich, Maria 66, 167

Epps, Quianna 167

Erb-Wilson, Aidan 167

Erlinger, Dominic 124, 167

Ervin, Alexis 65

Ervin, Natallie : 190

Esquivel, Jacqueline : 190, 210

Estrada, Sofia 179

Etchison, Griffin : 190

Evans, Arielle 167

Evans, Jalynn : 167

Evans, Kelly 154, 162

Farthing, Garrett 19

Fayne, Brandon :44, 45, 64, Ts WD

Fazzini, Valerie 146

Feely, Conor 44, 45, 179

Ferreira, Liam :48

Ferreira, Patrick : 167

Fields, Rachel 97, 112, 125, 126, 128, 133, 136, 141, 191, 206, 210, 218, 222

Filkins, Scott 146

Fisher, Jasmine 167

Flanagin, Margaret 39, 108, 141, 154

Flanagin, Mitchell 39, 102, 103, 106, 125, 134, 141, 179

Flaningam, Mason 154

Fleming, Natalie : 129, 167

Fletcher, Ladonna 146

Flugge, Katherine : 146

Foli, Eliza : 102, 103, 134, 141, 191, 203, 211, 217

Fones, David : 146

Foreman, Ricardo 154

Fossier, Olivia :49, 54, 55, 126, 1335191 22s

Foster, Emily 38, 124, 127, 144, 154

Foster, Jonathan 9, 28, 34, 38, 41, 78, 79, 128, 191, 209, 211

Francisco, Lauren :31, 82, 154, 218

Francisco, Pascual : 155

Francisco, Sara 83, 135, 191, 211, 218

Francois, Allyson 8, 98, 155 Francois, Derrick 155 Franke, Joseph : 155

Franklin, James 167

Franklin, Jamione 167

Frawcisco Pedro, Alejandro : 155

Frazier, Gabrielle 31, 129, 167

Frazzetto, Alexander 112, 167

Freeman, Jabari 8, 18, 20, 36, 67, 68, 69, 134, 191, 209, 211, 218

Friedman, Nathan 110, 124, 139, 167

Frye, Dustin 11, 31, 179 Fuller, Treton 179

Furman, Savannah 115, 191, 211

GGaines, Fraquan : 31, 44, 51, Dil7/

Galbreath, Jennifer 20, 23, 35, 41, 65, 72, 73, 128, 191, 211, 219

Gaona, Brenda 65, 114, 168

Gardner, Liam : 139, 155

Garduno-Villa, Linette 179

Garinger, Philip 37, 46, 60, 61, 126, 128, 133, 191, 211, yA URAL.

Garrett, Hannah 191, 211

Garrison, Emma 168

Garrison, Hayden :62, 179

Gelsthorpe, Thomas 146

Gentle, Seandrese 168

George, David 155

Gerard, Chloe 23, 40, 99, 119, 128, 131, 140, 191, 211, 218

Gerard, Will :24, 128, 191, 209, 211

Giboney, Anthony 67, 179

Gibson, Damrko 155

Giger, Daniel 48, 155

Gill, Akieon 67, 155

Golding, Griffin : 168

Goldsmith, Henry: 7, 48, 97, 110, 125, 131, 132, 136, 144, 179

Golmeeva, Diana 124, 155

Gomez, Omar: 48, 99, 168

Gomez Barragan, Eric : 144, 191

Gong, Edward 168

Gonzalez Salinas, Brenda 46, 56, 57, 86, 98, 115, 125, 1325155143579 S5

Goode, Joseph 179

Gootee, Donna : 147

Gordon, Bailey :46, 66, 130, 142, 179

Gordon, Tanner 179

Gordon, Tevin : 127, 179

Gordon, Tia 179

Gossett, Clayton 22, 39, 44, 45, 168

Gossett, Trevor :39, 44, 50, 128, 191, 216

Gould, Courtney 46, 126, 128, 132, 144, 179

Grady, Dylan 144

Graham, Yalanda 147 Gray, Jessie 131, 155

Green, Dorothea 129, 168

Green, Jasmine 168

Green, Klaire 16, 65, 156

Green, Steven 84, 88, 130, 207

Greer, Fredericka :67, 68, 156

Gregory, Marshawn 179

Groff, Gail : 147

Gropp, Patricia : 147

Grovier, Heaven 156

Grumish, Emily 14, 33, 65, 73, 179

Guido, Nathaniel 20, 179

Gulley, Olivia 11, 21, 24, 47, 124, 168

Gunderman, Emily 147

Dietz, Elizabeth 146

Dillon, Hassanea 66, 154

Dixon, Benjamin 190, 210

Dobbs, Michael 88, 190

Exum, Alayna 154

Exum, Ayanna: 154

Farries, Cordell 167

Garbe-Coy, Jennifer : 146 Garcia, Jibran 33 Garcia, Juan 48, 52, 53, 179

Garcia-Lozano, Carlos :23, 179

Garcia-Lozano, Vanessa : 179 Gardner, Donald 45, 67, 168

Gunn, Dylan 45, 64, 156

Gunn, Jordan 16, 98, 110, 128, 144, 191, 207

Gussman, Kayla 65, 156

Gutierrez, Pedro 48

Guyot, Mariah 168

Guyot, Nadine 84, 110, 133, 139, 141, 143, 191, 203

HHabing, Kelda 125, 132, 135, 179

Habing, Krista 125, 131, 162518551365 179

Haken, Dawn: 83, 91, 97, IIE SOS ISI 133551365139" 192, 203, 207, 211

Haken, James 130, 156

Halberstadt, Sarah 46, 179

Halcrombe, Lucas 45, 156

Hale, Capris 18, 64, 65, 192 Halfar, Andrew 168

Hallbeck, Gabrielle 15, 17, 41, 47, 121, 168

Hampsten, Sidnie 24, 179

Hampton, Jacob 44, 45, 179

Hanifah, Zahra 82, 219 Harris, Jaylen 45, 156

Harris, Joshua : 102, 103, 107, 141, 142

Harris, Joshua 104, 106, 134

Harris, Patrick :44, 45, 179

Hart, Hannah : 31, 91, 133, 192, 211

Hartleb, Zach 22, 45 Harvey-Brown, Kataevion 44, 45

Hasenstab, Michael 45, 64, 156

Hassan, Shireen 18, 99, 102, 103, 113, 132, 134, 135, 141, 179

Haubner, Tami 147

Hawkins, Fess 47, 66, 70, 156

Hayasaki, Mia 22, 46, 60, 61, 124, 156

Haymon, Leslie 76, 93 Haymon, Leslie 138, 141, 142

Haymon, Rajheem : 106, 138, 141, 180

Hays, Spencer :29, 64, 74, 75, 192, 206, 211, 216, 223

Healy, Aidan 133, 192, 207, 211, 216, 219

Heard, Malik : 156

Heaton, Isaac 6, 22, 41, 45

Henderson, Erin 6, 11, 17, 47, 124, 128, 134, 144, 168 Henderson, Lamark 192 Henderson, Taylor 16, 37, 132, 144, 145, 180 Henderson, Tyrell :45 Henigman, Darin 147

Hennigh, Domenick 129, 168 Hensley, Dahlia 157

Henson, Nicholas :23, 37, 102, 105, 141, 142, 180

Herbstreit, Cody 157

Hernandez, Luis 48, 192

Hernandez, Monserrat 180

Hess, Christiana 40, 168

Higgins, Marcus :23, 180

Hill, Anissa 46, 192, 211

Hittle, Nicholas :30, 97, 125, 131, 132, 135, 136, 180

Ho, David 224

Hobbs, Kevin :45, 157

Hogan, Jennifer : 147

Holloway, Tedrick Paryon 44, 45, 168

Holt, Shakoyia 192

Hong, Nancy :83, 96, 131, 136, 137, 168

Hood, Guthrie 126, 147

Hopkins, Matthew : 147

Hopper, Caroline 23, 46, 192, 204, 211

Hopping, David : 157

Horvat, Joseph 37, 41, 64, 74S 75; 128; 1925205, 211, 217, 219

Hoskins, Danyell 168

Hoskins, Tanesha 180

Houston, Robert 180

Howard, Alexus : 180

Howard, Maurice 192

Howell, Symone : 141, 157

Hoye, Centorian 157

Huang, Bryan: 22, 96, 136, 168

Hubbard, Thomas : 19, 37, 62, 87, 128, 138, 192, 208, 216, 224

Hudson, Calogero 157

Hughes, Mark : 147

Hunter, Jhazmyne 65, 72, 143, 168

Hunter, Zrandria 157

Hursey, George 147

Huynh, Huy : 97, 129, 136, 180

Hwang, Do: 147

Hyatt, Ashton :49, 62, 63, 180

IIbanez, Emilio 91, 168

Ibarra, Arturo 157

Iluyomade, Jefta 168

Ingram, Deshante 168

JJackson, Chrishon 157

Jackson, J;Onnie 168

Jackson, Joseph 168

Jackson, Joshua 134, 140, 168

Jackson, Lafayette 168

Jackson, Nicholas 67, 138, 169

Jackson, Theo : 110, 169

Jackson, Waymond 157

Jain, Meena : 23, 98, 132, 135, 136, 139, 180

Jain, Surabhi : 16, 84, 87, 125, 132, 136, 137, 145, 180

Jefferson, Anna: 6, 8, 26, 31, 49, 157

Jefferson, Benjamin 48, 52, 126, 132, 145, 180

Jimenez, Maria 23, 119, 180

Jimenez-Gonzalez, Juliana 124, 157

Johnson, AReanna 180

Johnson, Argie 147

Johnson, Cameron : 31, 169

Johnson, David 147

Johnson, Isabella 16, 28, 31, 157

Johnson, Olivia 11, 28, 36, 128, 133, 134, 144, 145, 193, 204, 211

Johnston, Jack 84, 193, 204, 211, 216

Jones, Andra 169

Jones, April 180

Jones, Cedric 83, 92, 104, 105, 106, 127, 138, 193 Jones, Hunter :64, 75, 180 Jones, Jasmine 169 Jones, Tinyah 157

Jones, Verdell : 147

Juan, Francisco 157

Juan Pablo, Mateo 169

Juarez Mateo, Ricardo 169

Juarez-Morales, Deysi 169 Jung, Junwoo 157

Jung, Wonwoo : 131, 136, 137, 180

KKanter, William 99, 102, 134, 137, 140, 141, 142, 180

Karaganis, Riley :47, 134, 136, 137, 169

Kashua, Nai 66, 157

Kasten, Isaac 49, 62, 63, 64, 74, 75, 131, 193, 211, 216 Kasten, Sadie 157 Keem, Eugene 157

Kelly, Dahrryon 44, 67, 68

Kemper, Carson 22, 49, 54, 124, 169

Kemper, Riley 29, 48, 52, 53, C457 457551255 1935210 Ketron, Destiny 157

Keys, Daquan : 157

Khadka, Sushant : 116

Khan, Shahbaz 14, 19, 20, 24, 29, 35, 99, 133, 137, 144, 145, 193, 202, 209, 211, 218

Khoshaba, Meagen : 23, 31, 46, 91, 128, 134, 193, 211, DAT PANS

Kim, Elizabeth : 133, 193

Kim, Hannah 180

Kim, Seungje 180

Kim, Yoon Sung : 193

Kimble, Cecil 157

Kimble, Fiona 29, 102, 106, 109, 134, 141, 142, 193, 206

Klaus,Dana11,23,29,49, 54, 128, 193, 205, 211, 219

Klein,Brandon44,50,51, 64, 76, 193, 211

Knapik, Kevin : 136, 147

Knight, Rosemary 126, 193, 216

Knott,Bryn:130,139,180

Knox,Bethany132,180

Knox, Ellie :88, 145, 193

Knox, Kyle 111, 193, 211 Knox, Richawn 169

Kodes-Atkinson, Carolyn 147

Koradiya, Kelisha 180

Kordik, Lauren : 194

Kosmopoulos,James14,28, 82, 157

Kosmopoulos, Zoe 19, 99, 113, 141, 194, 206, 211

Kosovski, Jonathan 147

Krantz, Lorren 22, 48, 124, 127, 169

Kregel, Stephanie 14, 31, 64, 194, 212

Krejci, Jonathan 170

Krejci, Rebekah 111

Kritzer, Noah 157

Krouse, Thomas 46, 144, 170, 219

Kulas, Olivia 157

Kunka, Ian 180

Kuppler, Jane 147

LLacroix, Kathleen : 147

Lamkin, Elizabeth 133, 194, 212

Lamkin, Maya 157

Langston, Laminna 194, 212

Langston, Robert 129, 157

Larkin, Owen : 157

Laros, Maria 102, 125, 131, 132, 135, 180

Laros, Panayiota 33, 46, 66, 124, 170

Larrison, Max : 21, 48, 127, 140, 170

Larson, Stephen 116, 147

Lasemi, Ali 132, 180

Law, Piper 91, 158

Lawrence, Dreanna 194

Lawyer,Zoe65,73,125,181

Le, Jennifer 194

Le, Kenny 158

Le, Phuong 150, 158

Lechel,Charly:181

Lechel, Nikki 83, 158

Lee,Debra147

Lee,Jay106

Lee, Julee 147

Lee, Michael 44, 45

Lee,YunYong:106,194

Legrande, Madeleine: 9, 25, 58, 59, 181

236

Herr, Noah 22, 67, 157

Herr, Sophia 49, 54, 55, 192, 211, 216

Hess, Alexis 66, 168

Hess, Carr 24, 44, 85, 180

Jakobsson, Jonathan :44, 192-1

James, Amir 44, 45, 76, 77, 169

Jeffers, Cameron 21, 44, 192

Kincade, Hannah 21, 65, 88, 180

King, Treveon 169

Kington, Alyssa : 169 Kirby, Thomas 193

Leipold, Michael 139, 158, 162

Lerner, Seth 124, 131, 170

Lesch, Amanda 147

Leshore-Baker, Ravonte 44, 45, 64, 76, 77

Leshoure, Kaytriana :66, 70, 71, 194

Lessaris, Samuel 67, 181

Levitt, Darrin 11, 181

Lewis, Alexis 158

Lewis, Joseph 181

Lin, Steven : 130, 194

Llamazares, Jorge 87, 194

Llewellyn, Faith 22, 31, 49, 62, 63, 126, 128, 134, 138, 170

Llewellyn, Hope 31, 38, 49, 62, 63, 126, 134, 170

Lo, Jacob 22, 48, 82, 86, 124, 144, 170

Loechl, Ian 158

Logan, Denica : 194

Long, Sarah 147

Lopez, Daniel 181

Lopez, Leslie : 158

Lopez, Luis 170

Lopez, Reina : 170

Lopez, Yoana 158

Lopez Fuentes, Josseline : 181

Lore, Jayson 140, 194, 212, 222

Lubaga, Allegra 82, 181

Lucas, Heavenly : 158

Lucas, Jordan 76, 158

Luesse, Karsen 49, 158

Luesse, Peyton 18, 35, 49, 181

Lun, Bunkunzie :23, 64, 74, 109, 136, 141, 181

Lunsford, Anne 147

Lyding, Paula 181

Lyons, Haley 181 Lyons, Terrell 158

MMaatuka, Imani 56, 57, 66, 70, 71, 194, 212, 217, 218 Maatuka, Khalfani 44, 45, 64, 170

MacAdam, Zachary : 23, 49, 62, 181

Macedo, Lisset : 158 Macedo, Marylu 181

Mackins, Maya : 66, 194

Madden, Emily 125, 129, 132, 136, 144, 145, 181

Madden, Rebecca 22, 158

Madhukar, Niyata 14, 16, 133, 143, 194, 212

Magro, Alexander 131, 137, 181

Magro, Peter 106

Maiden, Timothy :45, 67, 170

Makiese, Jonathon :48

Maloney, Julia 139, 158

Manaster, Adam 124, 170

Mandhan, Nikita : 16, 31, 71, 98, 120, 131, 132, 136, 137, 181

Manfroi, Gabriel 136, 170, 175

Mankin, Emma : 13, 46, 99, 195, 207, 212, 216

Mapes, Connor: 26, 78, 128, 195, 208, 219

Markus, Simon 170

Martens, Rex : 10, 181

Martin, David 147

Martin, Robert 135, 137

Martinez, Agustin 158

Massey, Ashley 65, 106, 109, 114, 125, 130, 133, 134, 137, 141, 195, 212

Mata, Carmen : 118

Mata, Laura :91, 158

Mata-Avalos, Juan 171

Mata-Avalos, Maria 181

Mattson, Anne 49, 62, 63, 136, 138, 158

May, Michaela 171

Mayberry, Carky 147

Maynor, Shaniya : 195

McArthur, Lyndsay 49, 129, 132, 181

McClain, David 45, 158

McClain, Wayne : 147

McCloud, Nathan : 136, 195

McClure, Dmayza 195

McCoy, Lela :66

McCoy, Valencia :66, 158

McCulley, Kathryn 18, 26, 36, 125, 126, 128, 133, 195, 208, 212, 216, 218

McCullough, Faith 93

McDonald, Jack 64, 158

McDonald, Kelley 10, 16, 47, 58, 59, 126, 128, 132, 140, 144, 145, 176, 181, 218, 219

McDonald, Sarah 16, 65, 73, 124, 134, 135, 171

McFall-Dorsey, Eveanna 171

McGhee, Edmond: 44, 67, 195

McGirt, Epiphany 14, 158

McGuire, Molli 148

McKee, Logan 124, 144, 171

McMahon, Madeline :34, 47, 86, 125, 126, 128, 132, 144, 145, 182, 218

McNabney, Marielle :21, 37, 195

MeNattin, William : 158

Meadows, Lindsay 195, 212

Medlyn, Elijah :44, 195

Mendoza, Ricardo 158

Mertens, Alexander 46, 67, 158, 219

Mertens, Benjamin : 41, 64, 75, 126, 128, 134, 145, 195, 202, 206, 212

Meyer, Joseph 148

Meyer, Luke 46, 61, 79, 128, 195

Meyer, Matthew 171

Mfwamba, Jonathan 182

Miles, Lucas 171

Miller, Ali 46, 56, 57, 125, 127, 128, 133, 134, 138, 195, 209, 212, 217, 219

Miller, Anica 18, 49, 117, 132, 145, 182

Miller, Caroline :86, 125, 132, 135, 185

Miller, Damarcus : 182

Miller, Dillon : 195

Miller, Emily : 16, 117, 127, 133, 141, 144, 195, 212, 219

Miller, John 45, 158

Miller, Lauran : 65, 90, 114, 141, 158

Miller, Mackenzie 116, 171

Miller, Mia 11, 46, 60, 61, 125, 127, 128, 133, 134, 138, 144, 145, 196, 209, 212, 217

Miller, Tara 148

Mills, Ryan : 196

Millsap, Peter 196

Mindrum, Kathryn 148

Mininger, Andrew: 21, 48, 64, 74, 124, 127, 164, 171

Minnott, Zachary 45, 158 Moffitt, Elora 171

Mondak, Christopher 182

Mondak, Ryan 48, 196

Money, Sarah 141, 158 Monsingh, Christopher 23, 132, 182

Montano-Briones, Celia : 159 Montgomery, Charteja : 159

Moon, Kyle :22, 159

Mooney, Elizabeth 49, 54, 128, 196, 208

Moore, Dazhan : 44, 45, 182

Moore, Deonta 45, 159

Moore, Montrel :31, 44, 50, 51, 131, 204, 217

Moore, Savon: 171 Moore, Xavier 196

Moore-Johnson, Adrieanna 65, 171

Moore-Williams, Geno 159 Moores, Fallynne 182 Morfey, Ryley 196 Morgan, Jasper 159

Morgan, Matthew: 83, 124, 128, 150, 159

Morris, Elizabeth 102, 103, 141, 142, 159

Morris, Jaraiyia 19, 196, 212

Morris, Jermill : 196

Morse, Samuel 182

Motley, Joe 45, 159 Moyo, Jonathan 33, 48

Mulcahey, Mary : 23, 35, 65, 72, 133, 196, 212, 216 Mulumba-Ilunga, Enoc :48, 182

Munroe, Anne : 148

Murphy, Ishan 96, 137, 159 Murphy, Kiran 145, 182 Murphy, Maeve: 15, 21, 46, 102, 103, 124, 127, 128, 134, 138, 141, 142, 144, 164, 171

Murphy, Quinn: 10, 23, 102, 103, 106, 108, 112, 134, 141, 142, 196, 206

Myers, Andrew : 145, 196

NNaidu, Vaishnavi 115, 124, 129, 134, 171

Namachchivaya, Anura : 82, 99, 124, 127, 171

Napper, Kayla 65, 171 Napper, Terron 138, 182 Ndoye, Marieme: 22, 159

Ndoye, Omar 21, 48, 182

Nelson, Heather 148

Newell, Devryck 44, 45, 182

Ngandu, Daniel 48

Ngandu, Daniel 48

Ngandu, Enoc: 21, 48, 196

Ngo, Benjamin 124, 144, 171

Nguyen, David 10, 96, 99, 182

Nguyen, Michelle 20, 196, 209, 212

Nguyen, Truong 196

Nguyen, Tuan 132, 145, 182

Nhonga-Komba, Emmanuel 21, 48, 52, 53, 88, 196

Nickerson, Alina :90 Nix, Leconte 148 Noble, Demetris 171 Nugent, Lorin 22, 129, 171 Nugent, Renate 28, 94, 99, 132, 145, 182

Nunez, Chelsie 8, 47, 124, 128, 134, 159

OOBrien, Aidan 23, 49, 62, 95, 131, 133, 197, 208

O*Connor, Yolanda 148

Odell, Olivia 6, 49, 160

Ohlsson, Haley 65, 160

Ohlsson, Quinton 23, 102, 103, 106, 134, 141, 182 Olea, Jose 48

Olmo, Dennis Joshua 182

Olson, Alyssa 23, 47, 58, 59, 91, 119, 125, 138, 140, 145, 197, 205, 212

Olson, Sydney 7, 16, 19, 22, 40, 47, 124, 128, 171

Omer, Madison 125, 129, 132, 182

Orellana, Eddy : 171

Ortiz, Adriana : 102, 141 Osler, Alexis 66

Osler, Ranaja 171 Osler, Reagan 160

Osler, Regan :22

Osler-Davis, Donna 148

Oye, Carter : 124, 160

PPagan, Genesis :9, 16, 128, 133, 144, 145, 197, 209, 212 Page, Patty 148

Palmer, Marjorie 160

Pandya, Karishma 125, 126, 129, 132, 135, 182

Parada, Jose 182

Paray, Geralyn :47, 127, 144, 171

Parker, Aleecia :47, 160

Parks, Ariston :44, 183

Parks, Kenan : 88, 171

Parsons, Benjamin 183

Partin, Trevor 15, 17, 83, 141, 171

Pascual, David 171

Patel, Hiral 171

Patel, Jamie : 171

Patel, Raj 124, 136, 171

Patton, Caleb 136, 138, 160

Patton, Jacob : 183

Patton, Kelsey 28, 66, 171

Patton, Robbie 172

Payonk, Anwyn : 17, 109, 129, 134, 136, 141, 142, 172

Pelafos, Allie :6, 11, 22, 47, 120, 124, 128, 134, 144, 172

Pelmore, Brandi :93, 148

Pelmore, Danis 45, 172

Pembele, Andrea 172

Pence, Chloe 23, 132, 183

Pence, Dustin :37, 111, 197, 212

Pennock, Corinne 148

Perez, Axel Brandon 197

Perez, Natalie 49, 127, 160

Perkinson, Benjamin 130, 138, 142, 183

Perkinson, Hannah : 22, 47, IQA ISS5 72

Perry, Donisha 197

Petersen, Nathan 23, 35, 64, TE, Ty GB PD, TIBI, 18) IY 203, 205

Petruzzi, Corinne 160

Pettigrew, Kamryn : 21, 49, 66, 88, 124, 172

Pham, Tony 23, 129, 130, 183

Phan, John 144, 172

Phan, Kevin 33

Phan, Stevin :160

Phelan, Victoria 47, 172

Phelps, Thomas : 83, 96, 108, 131, 136, 137, 183

Phillips, Anika Sage 160

Phillips, Corbin 10, 64, 95, 106, 136, 183

Phillips, Melva : 148

Phipps, Benjamin 133, 144, 145, 197, 216

Plattner, Courtney 17, 49, 54, 55, 98, 136, 138, 143, 144, 172

Plattner, Darren 148

Polarek, Lindsay 148

Polk, Julia 125, 129, 132, 136, 144, 145, 183 Polk, Lawun : 172

Pollard, Claire : 16, 19, 160 Pollard, Rashiyd 172

Pomahac, Jamie 148

Popat, Dhvanil 136, 161

Pope, Jacob 161

Poplawski, Morgan : 16, 197

Powell, Mesa :65, 161

Powell,Rose:129,183

Pranada, Justin Wilnar :64, 183

Prescott, Cole 132, 140, 183

Prom, Andrew: 22, 48, 124, 144, 172

Prudhomme, Olivia 17, 18, 49, 141, 183

Puri, Karishma 197

Purnell, Matthew : 112, 183

Pursley,Kwenin116,118, 161

QQuevedo, Eduardo 183

Quigley, Emica :49, 62, 121, 131, 197, 205

RRaila, Gretchen 133, 144, 145

Raimer, Jarrod 44, 45, 183

Ramirez, Alexander 148

Ramos, Estefania 144, 197

Ramos, Luis 183

Reardon, Sarah : 183

Reaves, Kamron 67, 172

Redden, Claire :38, 46, 197, 213

Redden, Grace 38, 46, 161

Reeves, Ashley 18, 197, 213

Reiling, Allison 129, 172

Reinhold, Megan : 120, 129, 7)

Reinhold, Sara :22, 129, 172

Reyes, Ryan 148

Reynen, Sophia 18, 41, 49, 55, 124, 126, 134, 144, 172

Reynoso, Francisco 172

Reynoso, Henry 172

Reynoso Perpuac, Roberto 7p

Rice, Madison 18, 46, 125, 132, 183

Richmond, Seth 161

Richter-Shea, Debrae 66, 70, TE NOTA

Riffo, Douglas 33, 144, 145, 7/1133

Riggleman, Joshua : 172

Ritten, Kayleigh 124, 129, 172

Ritz, Isabella 46, 60, 61, 125, 1291S i1e S25 1355153

Rivas Corado, Cristian : 198

Rivera, Antonia 144, 183

Roadcap, Andrew : 106, 134, 141, 198

Roadcap, Elizabeth 136, 161

Roberts, Brett 148

Roberts, Glorian :87, 124, 127, 141, 142, 144, 164, 172

Roberts, Leah 124, 134, 138, 2

Roberts, Savannah 120, 129, 172, 219

Robinson, Cameron : 67, 124, 161

Robinson, Donrie : 172

Roby, Mia 161

Rodgers, Jaedon :48, 172

Rodgers, Janet 148

Rodriguez, Ian 172

Rodriguez, Sandra 144, 145, 198

Roebuck, Germaine :67

Rogers, Spensir 172

Rohrer, Emma : 36, 47, 183

Romero-Garcia, Cesar 161

Ronk,Trey67,69,78,79, 140, 198, 213, 222

Rose,Jalen:51,67,68,69, 198

Roseborough, Preston 85, 138, 173

Rossi, Isabella 26, 34, 126, 176, 183

Rossow, Samuel 67, 173

Roux, Erin 13, 94, 108, 125, 126, 133, 135, 137, 141, 144, 198, 204, 213, 221

Roux, Matthew : 39, 67, 161

Row, Dean Kirby 130, 142

Rowan, Destiny 65, 161

Royer, Dylan 44, 183

Runge, Patryanna 65, 173

Runyan, Amanda : 23, 46, 60, 61, 84, 183

Russell-Holmes, Tony 84, 161

Rutledge, Ashley 15, 18, 22, 137, 141, 144, 173, 175 S

Salfelder, Diane 148

Salov, Dmitri 48, 136, 183

Sanchez, Kenneth 198

Sanchezrowco, Alejandro 148

Sanders, Audrey 140, 183

Sanders, Rowan 130, 198, 213

Sanderson, Lauren 148

Sandico, Jeremiah 161

Sanford, Timmie : 198

Schideman, Luke 49, 144, 17/3)

Schoonover, Trystyn 10, 20, 44, 76, 77, 126, 183

Schrader, Gavin 48, 86, 91, 183

Schrader, Jamie 148

Schreiber, Anthony 22, 127, 144, 173

Schreiber, Jasmine 40, 198

Schuette, Skylar 65, 161

Schuh, Celina : 161

Schweighart, Ashley : 148 Scott, Alyssa 148

Sedberry, Brittany 148

Selin, Maeve 11, 18, 35, 46, 56, 95, 126, 128, 133, 144, 145, 198, 204, 213, 221

Semonin, Grant 133, 144, 145

Semonin, James 40, 50, 198, AMIS}, AT/

Sestak, Cade 67, 173

Sestak,Cage:46,61,67

Seten, Sierra 49, 54, 128, 133, 198, 213, 216

Shackelford, Ebony 173

Shah, Raimi 131, 198, 213

Shah, Rainey 127, 135, 144, 173

Shah, Serena 173

Shamhart,Vincent148

Shannon, Karissa 161

Sharick, Matthew : 41, 44, 45, 67, 173

Sharma,Abhinav45,136, 161

Shepston, Kailey 8, 14, 47, 65, 161

Shewmake, Ashley 173

Shin, Dong Jin 183

Shin, Young Jin 48, 136, 161

Shinew, Hannah : 49, 62, 63, 126, 132, 145, 184

Shirley, Desirae 49, 62, 63, 65, 72, 73, 132, 143, 145, 184

Shirley, Grace :8, 49, 62, 65, 161

Shmikler, Michelle : 148

Shores, Keagan 139, 161

Shumaker, Andrew 161

Sills, Henry 9, 49, 62, 132, 184

Silverman, Ilene 148

Simpson, Alan 44, 45, 64, 132, 184

Sink, Lydia 37, 65, 184

Sitch, Louis 149

Skube, Jackson 45, 161

Slagor, Jennifer 149

Slagor, Michael 149

Sloniger, Coleman 17, 173

Sloniger, Katie 18, 34, 47, 198, 205, 213, 217

Slotnick, Austin 17, 129, 17352185219

Slotnick, Gary 149

Slotnick, Rachel :39, 99, 102, 103, 134, 137, 141, 198, 213, 219

Sly, Kathryn 149

Smith, Alexis 66, 184

Smith, Cassandra 91, 199

Smith, Devon Tae 161

Smith, Dmari : 173

Smith, Glenn 44, 45, 64, 184

Smith, Kobe 161

Smith, Michael 139

Smith, Quinzel 45, 161

Smith, Sabrina : 138, 174

Smith, William :64, 75, 82, 125; 129; 1335199; 2139217. 219

Smith, Zoey :86, 132, 184

Smock, Hannah: 38, 126, 128, 140, 143, 199, 205, 213, 218

Smock, Jacob 38, 45, 174

Snider, Jacob 34, 184

Snyder, Nikita 66

Soares, Gustavo 124, 161

Somers, Dylan : 161

Song, Melody 124, 136, 137, 141, 161

Sowers,Rebeka16,19,22, 47, 124, 135, 174

Spencer, Jaynia 199

Spicer, Cobanay 162

Spicer, Devonte 184

Spohrer, Julie Mae 65, 72, 106, 115, 134, 137, 141, 199

Springer, Morgan 106, 107, 134, 141, 184

Squier, Adrienne 15, 17, 26, 102, 103, 124, 126, 134, 141, 164, 174

Staab, Riley 49, 62, 63, 76, If, Ws

Stanley, Nathan 130, 142, 184

Stauder, Marian 149

Stauffer, Kyle 45, 162

Steele, Lenny 48, 184

Stevens, Joseph 18, 129, 141, 174

Stevens, Melvin 23, 134, 141, 199

Stillabower, Alexis 129, 174

Stillman, Payton 49, 66, 71, 91, 128, 199, 213, 219

Stillman, Walker :20, 27, 33, 44, 50, 51, 67, 174

Stokes, Trenise : 18, 65

Stolte, Sienna 11, 17, 19, 41, 86, 120, 124, 135, 174

Storsved, Benjamin 44, 45, 64, 132, 184, 219

Stovall, Jamal :28, 44, 50, 51, 67, 68, 69, 199, 216

Strand, Austin 15, 174

Strater, Joan 149

Stroud, Jennifer 93, 149

Sturkey, Joshua : 162

Sturkey, Katelynn : 184

Sulisz, Jacqueline : 149

Supp, Madeline :23, 41, 184, 219

Swartz, Omri :99, 106, 134, 141

Swartz, Phillip : 16, 20, 84, 126, 132, 184

Sweid, Najwa 162

TTandet, Sarah 149

Tang, Charles :96, 136, 137, 162

Tang, Edward 18, 96, 132, 136, 137, 144, 145, 184 Tang, Xiangyi :96, 184

Taylor, Dylan 22, 124, 127, 129, 136, 139, 162

Taylor, James 23, 84, 128, 199, 204

Taylor, Marina 25, 184

Taylor, Nicholas 174

Teran, Darrian 184

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% SpaceShipTwo, one of the planes for Virgin Galactic’s new space tourism company, crashed in the Mojave Desert during a test flight. One of the plane’s two pilots was killed, and the company’s test flight program was set back several months.

% After 20 seasons, New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter retired. The 14-time All Star finished his career as the Yankees’ leader in hits and games played. His final total of 3,465 hits was the most ever by a shortstop.

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% Lava from the Kilauea volcano on the big island of Hawaii destroyed a house in November, five months after the lava flow began. No one was injured. Residents had been on alert to evacuate since June, and were moving possessions out of their homes to protect them.

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Devoted Harry Potter fans received a special treat when author J.K. Rowling published six new short stories on the Pottermore website that provided a whole new round of backstory on the Potter world.

Sports fans mourned upon hearing that ESPN SportsCenter anchor Stuart Scott died Jan. 4 after a long battle with cancer. Scott worked at ESPN for more than 20 years, with several of his catchphrases becoming part of sports pop culture, including the famous, “Booyah!”

%¥ In an unexpected matchup of two wild card teams, the San Francisco Giants defeated the Kansas City Royals in seven games to win the 2014 World Series. Madison Bumgarner pitched five shutout relief innings on two days’ rest in the final game / toclinchitfortheGiants.

NASA took its first steps toward Mars with the initial launch of the Orion spacecraft. Orion, which was designed for human exploration of the moon, asteroids and Mars, tooka test flight in December. Itwas hoped manned missions with Orion could take place by 2021.

% Oregon Ducks quarterback Marcus Mariota became the first Oregon player and the first Hawaiian to ever win the Heisman Trophy after throwing for more than 4,000 yards and 40 touchdowns.

* Malala Yousafzai, 17, of Pakistan, received the Nobel Peace Prize for her work supporting the education of women in her country. Kailash Satyarthi of India also received the Peace Prize for his work in freeing children from forced labor. Both went about their work at great risk to their lives.

%* Teen girls were wearing dresses inches above the knee, jeans, leggings and jeggings with baby doll tops and even laced combat boots. Scarves and fringe were among the accents. Layered looks remained in style for both guys and girls. Guys were sporting jogger pants with elastic cuffs and jeans with or without rolled cuffs.

%¥ Marches and other forms of support appeared worldwide on behalf of the freedom of expression after a terrorist attack in Paris at the offices of “Charlie Hebdo,” a satirical magazine that poked fun at many things, including Islam. The French phrase “Je suis Charlie Hebdo,” which means, “Il am Charlie Hebdo,” became the rallying cry.

* Acampaign to raise awareness forALS called the Ice Bucket Challenge went viral across social media, with participants filming buckets of ice water being dumped over their heads, pledging donations, and then challenging others to do the same. The ALS Association estimated more than $100 million was donated to itscause.

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%* President Barack Obama issued an executive order offering millions of illegal immigrants the chance to apply to stay in the U.S. temporarily if they have lived in the U.S. more than five years, have children and pass a criminal background check. Questions were raised about Obama's use of executive action versus working to get an immigration bill through Congress.

The nominees for Best Picture at the Oscars included “Boyhood,” a coming-of-age film that was shot over the course of 12 years and showed a young boy and his sister growing up through their school * years. Other nominees included “American Sniper,” “Birdman,” “The Imitation Game,” and “Selma.”

¥ Ridesharing service Uber expanded to more than 200 cities. Smartphone users were able to arrange rides via the Uber app. However in many cities taxi drivers protested Uber, claiming they were avoiding the fees and restrictions taxi companies face.

In his first year as host, comedian Jimmy Fallon helped boost the ratings of “The Tonight Show” for the first time in years. Fallon introduced the traditional late-night show to younger viewers with comedy bits that quickly became viral video sensations.

AMC’s zombie drama “The Walking Dead” continued to gain viewers. The show’s season 5 premiere was watched by more than 17 million people, making itthe most-watched episode in cable TV history.

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* California architect Greg Henderson invented a prototype hoverboard. The “Hendo” hoverboard glides just a few inches m= above metal surfaces using four Belenginesthatemitmagneticfieldsand push against each other.

%¥ Republicans gained control of the House and Senate in the midterm elections. Issues before Congress could include the Keystone XL pipeline, immigration and health care.

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Former Nickelodeon teen TV star Ariana Grande released the album “My Everything” and it hit the top of the charts. The song “Problem,” a duet with Iggy Azalea, won best song at the Teen Choice Awards and Best Pop Video at the MTV Video Music Awards.

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%¥*Goalkeeper Tim Howard led the U.S. men’s soccer team into the round of 16 at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. Howard set a World Cup record with 15 saves in the U.S. match vs. Belgium, which the Americans eventually lost 2-1 in extra time.

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¥ Scientists declared 2014 as the hottest year on record. According to the World Meteorological Organization, 2014 was the 38th consecutive year with a higher-thanaverage annual global temperature.

%* Serena Williams won the U.S. Open for a record sixth time, and stayed at the top of the world rankings. Her 19 career Grand Slam tennis titles rank second, behind only Steffi Graf’s 22.

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* While the U.S. combat role in Afghanistan ended in December, about 11,000 U.S. troops remained there as support for Afghan forces. The United States has had troops in Afghanistan for more than 13 years, since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

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%¥ American teens today are not as lonely as their parents were when they were teens, according to a study published in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin. The study showed that even though teens spend a lot of time alone with their smart phones and computers and make fewer close friends, they are slightly less lonely and more independent. key

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* Health officials struggled to contain the Ebola epidemic, which began in West Africa. A few cases were treated in the U.S. Of those, two people died, but among the survivors was Nina Pham, a nurse who caught Ebola while treating a patient with the disease.

iPhone sales surpassed 500 million devices as Apple released the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. The newest iPhones came with the largest screen size to date, and an improved camera.

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Denver’s Peyton Manning became the NFL's all-time leader in touchdown passes during the Broncos’ Oct. 19 win over San Francisco. Manning’s record-setting 509th touchdown pass to Demaryius Thomas allowed him to break the old record set by Brett Favre.

%* Three teens from Ireland — Ciara Judge, Emer Hickey and Sophie Healy-Thow — won the top prize at the Google Science Fair for their idea to help solve world hunger. The science students researched a nitrogen-fixing bacteria that could reduce |@ the germination time of certain crops.

% NASCAR driver Kevin Harvick won the first Sprint Cup championship of his career at the final race ofthe season in Homestead, Fla. Harvick clinched itby holding off Ryan Newman in a three-lap dash to the finish.

Country singer Craig Wayne Boyd was chosen the winner on season 7 of “The Voice.” Boyd’s song, “My Baby’s Got a Smile on Her Face,” which he performed on the show’s finale, hit number one on the U.S. country charts.

* California experienced its third straight year of drought conditions, before heavy rainstorms finally hit in December. Many lakes and creeks dried up, while water restrictions were in place for residents all over the state.

% Rory Mcllroy kept his status as the number one golfer in the world by winning the British Open, the PGA Championship and leading Europe to a victory in the 2014 Ryder Cup.

% The Ohio State Buckeyes won the first-ever College Football Playoff, defeating the Oregon Ducks, 42-20, in the national championship game. Third-string quarterback Cardale Jones led the way for the Buckeyes in the final three games, after Ohio State’s top two quarterbacks went out with injuries.

* Sitcom “The Big Bang Theory” continued to gain in popularity and was once again among the most-watched shows on network TV, averaging more than 20 million viewers each week.

%* Gas prices dropped for a while, hitting a low not seen for four years. A midDecember survey by Lundberg showed a price range of $2.82 per gallon in New York City down to $2.06 in Tulsa, with prices below $2.00 in parts of Oklahoma and Missouri early in 2015.

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%¥ Fans were shocked and f saddened by the death of Florida actor and comedian Robin j\¥ Williams. Williams’ popular |) New York movies included “Good Will | Hunting,” “Mrs. Doubtfire” and “Dead Poets Society.”

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Scientists discovered dinosaur fossils in Argentina for what they believed was the largest animal that ever walked on land. Named the Dreadnoughtus, it weighed around =65tonsandstood30feettall.

% Lauren Hill, a freshman basketball player for Mount St. Joseph University in Cincinnati, Ohio, took the court to play in the team’s first game despite having an inoperable brain tumor. Hill’s inspirational story spread through social media and helped raise more than $1 million for cancer research.

New York Giants receiver Odell Beckham Jr. made one of the more memorable plays of the year in November when he jumped up to make a one-handed, fingertip catch in the end zone on Sunday Night Football against the Dallas Cowboys.

% In November, areas of Buffalo, N.Y., received up to seven feet of lake-effect snow in four days in November. People were trapped in their houses and vehicles, and roofs collapsed. In a two-week period in January and February, Boston received more than 75 inches of snow, with more on the way.

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flu virus the annual flu shot was created to prevent, known as H3N2, mutated by the time the vaccine was ready to be used. The flu shot offered people some protection, but the H3N2 virus Spread rampantly across the country.