Charlevoix High School
Charlevoix, Michigan
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Spice Girls? Justin Thorp (99), Mike Czerkes (99), Caleb Levengood (99), Nick Grosburg (99), and Nick Kessler (99) display their feminine sides in their junior lip sync during fall homecoming spirit week. Their performance to the Spice Girls' hit "Wannabe" earned them first place, proving that the juniors were definitely the best of what's around as far as school spirit was concerned.
Best Of Friends: Katy Conlan (98) and Lauren Simmons (98) show that they've found the best of what's around in each other. Friendships carried much importance here at CHS.
faking a Closer Look: Ann
Terryberry (98) and Amanda Eaton (98) refer to their woody tree guides in order to identify a woody plant. Ad- vanced Biology students discovered tie besf way to learn is through hands- on experience.
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The Best Food in Town: Babs Sharrow. head cook here at CHS. gets ready to serve the wild lunch crowd. Students could always rely on Babs for excellent food and " service.
108 E. Garfield Charlevoix, Ml 49720
CHARLEVOlttf&H SCHOOL
Population: 400
Phone Number: (616)547-9776
Fax Number: (616) 547-3245
E-mail Address: chslhsl @northland.lib.mi.us
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Let's T/*Lk About...
Homecoming was a fun-filled week packed with activities and events. Competition among the classes during homecoming included spirit week,the penny jar, the pep assembly,
and float building. There was some tough com-
petition, butthe juniors ruled with the most school
spirit.The highlight of homecoming was the football game where Adam Morris and Sarah Schofield were crowned homecoming king and queen. The Rayders topped of the night with an overwhelming win over Elk Rapids. The week came to a successful end with the dance on Saturday where
everyone really "CUt the rug." -Monica Browe {3d) and Tricia Kelly (93)
CUTIE-PATOOTIES: Mary Scharenbroch (99) and Katie
Crowley (99) transform themselves back to five year olds for "Litte Day." This was one of the five dress-up categories during home- coming week. Photo by C.J. Winnell (97)
FLOAT: Kelly Dryer (01), Molly Arnold (01), Amber Parsons (01), Michelle Martin (01), and Emily Hughes (01) represent the fresh- man girls' basketball team in the homecoming parade. The parade was a great oppurtunity for the community to see all of the excit- ing activities at C.H.S. Photo by Karen Lerch
Get On Your Feet: Hai Evans
(01) works it "chica" style during the freshman lip sync. The lip syncs always got the audience up and and singing along with the performers. Photo b\ Karen Lerch
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PICTURE OF R0Y/»LITY: 1997 Fall Homecoming King Adam Morris (98) and Queen Sarah Schofield (98) enjoy their lime in the spotlight. Fall homecoming was always a fun tradition at CHS. Photo />> Karen Ltrch
SOCK IT TO fl\E: Lyndsey Carland (00) and Erlka Kammerman (00) de- mand a little respect for their lip sync. The sophomores' creativity earned them
2nd place. I'll,, I, • In Karen Lerch
SKOR: Nicole Harbison (99), Amanda Pischner (99), Emily Martinus (99), and essie Koontz (99) perch proudly atop the Junior float. The Juniors earned first place for their float and Home- coming week overall. Photo by Karen Lerch
ROYALTY 4-EV/K The Homecoming
ourt prepares for the big night. Mem-
ers of the Court included Adam Morris
), Sarah Schofield (98), Ben Owens
Jennifer Ricks (98), Grant Meggison
Danica Ki lander (98), Steve Felter
Liz Andreae (90), TJ Carey (98).
and Tricia Kelly (98). Photo in Karen Len h
Fall Homecoming 5
Let's Talk About...
The Christmas Assembly was, as usual, a huge success and great fun. The afternoon began with the faculty entertaining the students with the recreation of the open-
ing scene of the hit tele- vision
show "Drew Carey." Later, Mr.
Bentley made a special return appearance as the one and only "Ghost of Christmas Past." The afternoon continued as students sang, danced, and showed - off their many talents to the CHS community of friends and family.
-Monica 3rowe (9&) and Tricia Kelly (93)
Crystal Clear : mi?. John
Prescott (left) and mi?. Keith Haske (right) rub mi?. Brandon Bruce's smooth he/id in their
ChRISTMASSKIT. POORmR.BRUCE WAS OFTEN TEASED ABOUT HIS "PROBLEM." Photo by Monica Browe
(98)
Gettin' Jiggy With It:
French IV students get down
TO A FUNK/ LINE DANCE IN THE ASSEMBLY. THESE CUTE LIL" GUVS FILLED THE GYM WITH LAUGHTER. Photo by Karen Lerch
The Ghost Returns: a\r.
Charles Bentley, the famous "Ghost of Christmas Past," reads the funny happenings of chs. fl\r. Bentley faithfully returned to do
HIS AtiWAl WXY.Photoby Monica Browe
(98)
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Ho Cubed: wr. klinger (.am. a. drew Carey) riles up
THE CROWD IN THE FACULTY SKIT. HE WAS SUCH /I CLOWN. Photo b\ Karen Lerch
W/W W/>H: The new dappies at CHS
DISPLAY THEIR DIAPERING SKILLS. fl\R. HARWOOP TOOK THE CAKE ANP WON THE PI APER RACE. Photo by Karen Len h
f-fi \.A L/t LA LA: Talented quintet
MADE UP OF KATIE GOLSKI (98), DANICA klLANDER (96), LORI Jane STARGARDT (.99).
Jennifer Ricks (96). and kARi Jo Boss
(96) SING A PLEASANT CHRISTfflAS MELODY.
These gals knew how to belt it out. Photo
In Karen Urch
Rock and Roll Hoochie Coo:
Seniors Adam Laucher. Core/ Tache'. Mike Mosoryak, Avar, Morris and Drew
BELDING PLAY A LITTLESOfflETHIN'SOfflETHIN' FOR THEIR FELLOW CLASSfflATES. THESE FELLOWS ALWAYS WERE A FAVORITE ENSEMBLE. Photo by Tricia Kelh (98)
Christmas Assembly 7
Let's T^lk About...
^^ccording to the American Heritage Dictionary, a school is "An institution for ^tEteaching and learning." But to the students of Charlevoix High School, a Tf ischool is much more than a place
to learn or be taught. It is true that a school
provides learning and discipline, but not
everything is about what goes on in the classroom. School is also about sports and activities, communication, and friends. At school, students learn and grow in so many ways far beyond any textbook. School provides an atmosphere in which educational skills as well social skills can develop and create well-rounded individuals.
-Monica L3rowe (9<3) and Tricia Kelly (9<3)
Running a Little Late?
Office Secretary Mrs. Barb WillerwritesLizAndreae (9&)fi
PASS SO SHE CAN 6ET TO CLASS. THE OFFICE WAS ADAfflANT ABOUT STRESSING THE IfflPORTANCE OF ATTENDANCE. Photo by Monica Browe (98)
TEAM SPIRIT: the varstiy
BASKETBALL TEAffl PUfflPS EACH OTHER UP DURING A GAME. THROUGH SPORTS. STUDENTS LEARNED THE IfflPORTANCE OF TEAMWORK. Wioroiy, Tim Salmi
BUILP IT UP: Tom kerr learns
SOME REAL-LIFE SKILLS. VOC-ED CLASSES TAUGHT STUDENTS HOW TO BE HANDY AROUND THE HOUSE. Photoby Alex Birsa (98)
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Always Will Be There : frienps. Emu* martinus mi
jAffllE GOWELL (99). AND AfflANDA PlSCHNER (99). SHOW SOME CLASSY STYLE AT A SCHOOL DANCE. FRIENDSHIPS AT CHS LASTED A LIFETIfflE. Photo byTim Salmonion
assistance Please: teacher ms.
kATE FENNEfflA HELPS rt\l«E kEEHN (99) WITH A COMPUTER PROGRAmmiNG
problem. The wain goal of teachers was to help Students in any way
POSSIBLE. Photo by Kuan Lert h
Pass It On: Amanda Eaton (98) and
Jon Purdy (98) carry their agendas as they take a "jaunt" through the halls. Agendas acted as a pass as well as a
PLANNER FOR CHS STUDENTS. Photo by Monica Browe (98)
Hit the Books: Brian cornett ioo)
AND ShAUNMAC/TULLAN (00) GET BUSY IN THE LIBRARY. THE LIBRARY OFFERED A QUIET ATMOSPHERE WHERE STUDENTS COULD STUDY AND GET A LOT OF WORK DONE. Photo In Ton
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What Is a School?
Let's Talk £bout...
This year's prom was held on May 9th, 1 998 at Nubs Nob in Harbor Springs. The "Hollywood" theme eventually graduated into a
new theme of "Your Night Omf% fff toShir>e-" The band forthis year's prom came out of Wisconsin and went by the
name of "Full Slack." Ben Owens (98) and Candice
Vandergriff (98) were crowned the 1 998 prom king and queen. Finally, the night came to a close at the annual breakfast at Nanny's in Charlevoix. "Your Night to Shine" was sponsored by the Junior Class and their advisors, Mr. Roger Gowell and Mrs. Laurie Keller.
-Amanda Eaton (9<3)
Pretty in Pink: krista pearsall w)
HEAPS FOR A TABLE TO REST HER FEET. HER HIGH HEELS JUST AREN'T AS COMFORTABLE AS HER "FlLA " TENNIS SHOES. Photo by Amanda Eaton 198)
AUking their Debut: nm
czerkes (.99) anp jessica Corey (99) sign in anp recieve all of their pro/y\ souvenirs. Souvenirs inclupep the usual
BOOK ANP A PICTURE FRAfflE. Photo by Kathy Czerkcs
Wiggle it: candy siwarga
(96), Tricia Kelly (96), Liza Gorkiewicz (.99), Staci Borths (96), Laura Maltese (98) and Sa- rah VANLOO (96) BREAK IT DOWN ON THE DANCE FLOOR. ALL OF THEffl WENT PUT-PUT GOLFING AT PIRATES COVE BEFORE PROffl. Photo by Kathy Czerkes
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royalty: at about mipnight. whenever/one was stori- ng to simmer pown the part/ was brought back to life as Ben Owens (96) anp Canpice Vanpergriff (96) were
CROWNEP THE (996 PROm KING ANP QUEEN. Photo b} Laurit Kellei
Chow Down: jaaue Whitley (96)
anp Monica Browe (96) pile their plates high at breakfast. after a long night of partying. goop foop is al- WAYS A GREAT PICk-UP. Photo by Amanda Eaton ( 98)
SHAKE IT UP: Angela ST0CKmAN(96). Katy Conlan (96) anp Lisa
SklPPERGOSH (96) ENJOY THEIR LAST
CHS pance. Though people were a
LITTLE SHY AT FIRST, EVERYBOPY GOT INTO THE SPIRIT OF PANCING EVENTUALLY. Photo by Kathy Czerkes
Taking a Break: dan Bennett m).
Allison Kujawsw (.99), Amy Good/kan
{99), Kim CUNNINGHAm (99) ANP Cj WlNNELL (99) ENJOY THE FOOD TABLE. DANCING TAkES A LOT OF ENERGY. Photo by Kalh\ I zerlu i
Prom 11
Let's Talk £bout„
The "Big Boss and I are greatful
That you've asked us to continue a tradition
In bringing poetic blessings
To this your high school graduation
Over "huevos rancheros" and Hamlet
Some of this class has shared with me
Memories they consider rather precious
Some of your folks may view as a curiosity.
We'll never tell who it was
That set seventh grade Home EC aglow
Or how in eighth grade a certain window was
broken
On day that was frostier than you know
Was it her spiky red hair
That found Danica dating Blair?
Or was it the tabasco sauce that had Rusty
eating anything
With never a thought or care?
Beaver Island's swings will never be the
same
Since Candice got stuck in them
And Andrew wants all to know
He has his colorful hat with him.
There's Paco Halverson whose secret
May have been the Boyne City Girls' Ski
Team
And from what we heard about Angela's
shifting
Her trasmission tried to scream
Ben Mathers' wedding is
Just three short weeks away
But Rhonda and T.J.- if you want to
We can take care of yours today
Annie had her Cubanos and Jon his French
hatchet
To the young lady who lost her bumper
Graduation -—
Now before we go much farther
We must be fair to your teachers
Look kindly upon each one of them
Sitting
around you
in the
bleachers.
Mrs.
Schaperkotter,
they've
christened
you
"The Living Barbie Doll"
Senor Scholten, when you were in spain.
Did you see any Romans at all?
I'm curious to check out the color
Of Mr. Harwood's shirt
From what we're told it probably would go
nicely
With John Heise's famous red skirt
Then Mrs. Seaman will forever be remebered
For using a VCR movie screen
Don't forget that, Tim Tebeau
When you hit the English teaching scene.
a wratchet.
How did all the chairs
Get out there in the hallways?
Does Mr. Grundman know who the Mob Squad
is?
Or shall we leave him guessing always?
Was Lyndsay really a morning person?
Who will forget Katie's laugh?
Will you go out with me-circle yes or no
Chart the results on a B.A.T. graph.
Congratulations Valedictorians Candice and Kari And Trish as Salutatorian Your parents all feel just dandy. The Fountain Dancers of Espana
THe Terrible Threesome and the Fab Four Laura just what is the whippy dip? Is that a food or is it a store?
There's so much ground to be covered
But I am nearly out of time
And there are one or two more important
things
I need to slip into this rhyme
You all speak of shooting for the moon
And even if you miss you'll end up among the
stars
You-know-who and I hope you realize
Just how really right you are!
Keep your dreams ever before you
As you press on towards your goal
And if you ever need any encouragement
It's as close as your own soul
For my Big Boss really loves you
And a lot of us here do too
Blessings and Peace to the Class of '98
From me and You-Know-Who!
- Rev. Bruce Hamilton
PlP !T:fl\ONICA BROWE SMILES WITH A SIGH OF RELEIF. NOW THAT HER FINAL YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL ARE THROUGH. MONICA WAS ONE OF THE TOP 25 PERCENT OF HER CLASS. Pl„,i„ hx Karen Lerch
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Sara Firman anp Linpsey Blechel
SIT POWN TO PLAY THEIR LAST SONG WITH THE BANP. The
Senior selection song was about the U.5.S.
PORECHESTER. /'/,„/,./.» KarenUrch
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kari jo boss. co-valepictorian. usep the serenity prayer to senp the class on their way. canpice VanpergriffwastheotherCo-valepictorian.anpTricia
KELLY WAS THE SALUTATORIAN. Photo In Karen Lerch
The class of '96 looks straight aheap,
FOR THERE IS NO TURNING BACk. Ninety-four STUPENTSGRAPUATEP ANP 25 GRAPUATEP WITH HONORS. Photo In Karen ten h
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ABC: Steve Felter does a little Jackson Five action in the Fall Homecoming assembly. The lip- sine portion of the assembly was always a favorite
among the Students. Photo byK. Lerch
Take a Break: Corey Tache strumitis some tunes in the parking lot. He could often be found with guitar in hand at school. Photo by Rob Reiter
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16 People
Could It Be?: With books open, Grant Meggison and Rusty Simmons appear to be actually studying. These two could often be found in the cafeteria, usually
Without books. Photo by Angie Potter (98)
Workin' It: Candice Vandergriff breezes by yet another runner in a cross country race. Candice finished her season strong earning both Al Conference and All-Regional
titles. Photo by Tim Tebeau (98)
Class M©tt©: Always sh©©t f©r the m@®n because if y©u miss, you'll still be am©ng the stars."- Dr. SEUss Class Colors: Class Flower:
Royal Blue & Silver white Rose
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Style: Julie Gregory jives to some "kickin"' tunes during a break in publications class while Angie Potter hangs out. The radio was a privilege when the students
behaved. Photo by Amanda Eaton (98)
Rayder Pride: Jodi Mariey,
Carrie Blanchard, Katie Golski, and Jamie Whitley present the senior Homecoming float. Float building was one of the many activities students participated in during spirit week. Photo by
K Lerch
Best Ail-Around
Steve Felter and Tricia Kelly
Most School Spirit
Corey Tache and Laura Maltese
Cutest Couple
Mike Cherry and Annie Martin
Class Clown
John Heisc and Monica
Browe
Seniors 17
Elizabeth B. Andreae
"Even/one has talents. What is rare is the courage to follow the talent to the dark place where it leads."
Cross Country: 9-12; Alpine Skiing: 9,10; Track: 9-12; NHS: 11,12; French Club: 9- 12; France Trip: 11; Band: 9; Fall Homecoming Court: 12.
Tricia M. Avery
"Always remember your friends. You will need them in the end." Fall Cheerleading: 9, 10.
Miranda J. Barrett
"The fool on the hill sees the sun going down, and the eyes in his head see the world spinning 'round." -Paul McCartney Basketball: 9-12; Volleyball: 9-11; Softball: 9-12; Spanish Club: 9,10; Band: 9,10,12; Publications: 11,12.
Drew C Belding
"Say not, T have found the
truth,' but rather, 1 have found a
truth.'"
Soccer: 9-12; Boys Basketball:
9; Spanish Club: 9.
Alexandra Birsa
"You can find out who your real
friend is only when you are in
trouble."
Cross Country: 12; Cross
Country Skiing: 12; Track:
12; Publications: 12.
Carrie L. Blanchard
"Go for everything, or you'll die with nothing."
Basketball: 9-11; Volleyball: 9-12; Track: 10-11.
Lyndsay A. Blechel
"Whenever I hear a peace- keeping force, I wonder, if they're so interested in peace, why do they use force? "-George Carlin Basketball: 9-12; Volleyball: 9-12; Softball: 9-12; NHS: 11,12; Band: 9-12; Honors Band: 11.
Ryan E. Borths
"Today's the day that all the world will see another sunny afternoon; walking to the sound of my favorite tune, tomorrow never knows what it doesn't know too soon." Alpine Skiing: 9,10; Spanish Club: 11,12; P.A.: 9-12; I.E.: 9-12; Spain Trip: 12.
Staci J. Borths
"Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee." -Muhammad Ali Crosscountry: 10,11; Track: 10; Tennis: 11,12; French Club: 9-11; Band: 9; Student Council: 10.
13 People
Elizabeth Brooke Andreae
Tricia M. Avery
Miranda Jo Anne Barrett
Lyndsay Anne Blechel
Most Likely to Succeed
Carl Schoenheit and Kari Jo Boss
Teacher's Pet
Tim Tebeau and Candice Vandergriff
Best Personality
Chris Dominic and Julie Gregory
Those Darn Locks: a..
an
Lopez is melancholy after unsuccessfully attempting to unlock his locker. Locks were a great inconvenience but a sometimes necessary protecti
Photo by Rob Reiter
on.
Shake It: Staci Borths and Liz Andreae can't wait to boogie down to their booty mix. Teachers were constantly turning down their requests for a dance party. Photo
by Monica Browe (98)
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Footloose: Jennifer Ricks busts a move at a school dance. Dances were always a great time after home basketball games, not to mention a
great WOrk-OUt. Photo by TimSalmonson
Time Out: Rusty Simmons. Jason Vincent, and T.J. Carey joke around between classes. These students made the most of their time out of the
Classroom. Photo by Monica Browe 198)
Seniors 19
Kari J. Boss
"You can accomplish more in one hour with God than one lifetime without Him."
NHS: 11,12; Spanish Club: 9- 12; Spain Trip: 12; P.A.: 9- 12; I.E.: 9-12; Pentathalon: 10-12; Student Council President: 12; Class V.P.: 11; Class Secretary /Treasurer: 10; Junior Escort: 11.
Julie Bourquin
Softball: 12; Band: 12; Snowboard Club: 12.
Monica M. Browe
"May the best of our todays be the worst of our tomorrows." Cross Country: 9-12; Track: 9,10; Tennis: 11,12; NHS: 11,12; French Club: 9-12; France Trip: 11; Band: 9; Prom Committee: 11; Powder Puff Football: 11,12; Publica- tions: 11,12 (Yearbook Asst. Editor: 12).
Timothy L. Carey Jr.
"When you come to a fork in the road, take it."
Football: 9-12; Basketball: 9- 11; Baseball: 9-12; NHS: 11,12; Spanish Club: 9-12; Student Council: 10-12; Powder Puff Cheerleader: 11,12; Junior Escort: 11; Fall Homecoming Court: 12.
Nathan S. Chamberlain
"Life is but a journey; enjoy the
ride."
Technology Assistant: 11,12;
Aide: 12.
Michael E. Cherry
"No dream is too high for those
with their eyes in the sky." -Buzz
Aldrin
Football: 9-12; Track: 10,12;
Spanish Club: 12; Band: 9.
Kathryn E. Conlan
"For what it's worth, I hope it's worth all the while. It's something unpredictable, but in the end it's right. I hope you have the time of your life!" - Green Day
Basketball: 9-12; Volleyball: 9; Soccer: 9-12; France Trip: 11.
Ryan M. Coon
Joshua M. Dennis
20 People
Kari Jo Boss
Julie Bourquin
Monica Marie f3rowe
Timothy Leo Carey Jr. Nathaniel Sherman Chamberlain Michael Eric Cherry
Kathyrn Elizabeth Conlan
Ryan Michael Coon
Joshua Michael Dennis
Angela Maxine Devere
Christopher Wayne Dominic
Leah Marie Dulaney
Amanda Renee Eaton
Michael James Evans
Nicholas Jerry Faloon
Stephen Eric Felter
5ara Ann Firman
Irina Olegovna Gapon
Angela M. Devers
'7b/ is a form of expression'. And I like it."
Christopher W. Dominic
" When all else fails, give jesus a try. He will never fail you." Football: 9-11; Wrestling: 9,10; Cross Country Skiing: 11; Track: 9-12; Junior Escort: 11.
Leah M. Dulaney
" Work and pray, live on hay, you'll get the vie in the sky when you die." -joe Hill CrossCountry: 11,12; Tennis: 10-12; NHS: 11,12; Spanish Club: 9-12; Spain Trip: 12; Student Council Secretary/ Treasurer: 11; Char-EM School Improvement Team: 10,11; Publications: 11,12 (Newspaper Editor: 12).
Amanda R. Eaton
"If I'd only knoivn how the key would fall - Hey, whose to say I might have changed it all - Now I'm glad I didn't know the way it all would end, the ivay it all -would go - Our lives are better left in chance, I could have missed the pain, but I'd of had to miss the dance" -Garth Brooks Basketball: 9-12 (Co-captain: 11,12); Vollevball: 9-12 (Co- captain: 12); Softball: 9-12; NHS: 11,12; French Club: 9- 12 (President: 11,12); France Trip: 11.
Michael J. Evans
"People who say that something is
impossible should not interrupt
those who are managing to get it
done."
Baseball: 9-12; Band: 9-12.
Nicholas J. Faloon
"To be old and wise you must first be young and stupid."
Stephen E. Felter
"// makes much more sense to live in the present tense." -Eddie Vedder
Football: 9-12; Basketball: 9,10; Track: 9-12; NHS: 11.12: Student Council: 12; Powder Puff Cheerleader: 11,12; Fall Homecoming Court: 12.
Sara A. Firman
"Of all days, the day on which one has not laughed is the one most suniy wasted. "Scbastien-Roch Nicholas de Chamford Basketball: 9,10; Vollevball: 10-12; NHS: 11,12; French Club: 9-11; France Trip: 11; Band: 9-12.
Irina O. Gapon
Seniors 21
Best Hair
Adam Morris and Jennifer Ricks
Best Smile
Russell Simmons and Mandi Barrett
Prettiest Eyes
Josh Dennis and Katy Conlan
Bitter: Chris Rorrtig gives his "bitter" face as he tries to open his locker. Chris was always a bitter boy
and COUld Often be found sulking. Photo by Monica Brom (98)
Ruffled Feathers: BjomKirkland leads students as a partridge in a pear tree for 'The Twelve Days of Christmas." This was one of the many performances in the annual Christmas assembly. Photo by k. Lerch
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Get Yourself Connected:
Ben Owens and Steve Speigl explore the wonders of the Internet. The addition of the internet helped students
immensely. Photo by Monica Browe (98)
AWWW: "Elite" the elephant joins Sara Firman and Lyndsay Bleche! in Sociology class. The two hoped the elephant's good memory would wear off on them.
Photo by Monica Browe (98)
Joshua James Habel
Erik Scott Halverson
Johnathan Paul Heise
Elizabeth Muir Hess
Joshua Randall Holecheck
Rebecca Anne Mary Hosier
Amanda L. Gardner
"You can't be brave if you've only had wonderful things happen to you." -Mary Tyler Moore Band: 9-12.
Catherine A. Golski
"Associate with men of good quality; if you esteem your own reputation, it is better to be alone than in bad company. "-George Washington
NHS: 11,12; Key Club: 10-12; Spanish Club: 9-12; Spain Trip: 12; French Club: 9-12 (Secretary: 12); France Trip: 11; P.A.: 10-12; Debate: 10- 12; I.E.: 10-12; Pentathalon: 11,12; Oral Interpretation: 11; Girls' State: 11; Student Council: 10-12; Class Secretary /Treasurer: 11,12.
Julie A. G
"Fill your Jacuzzi with jello and get in."
Basketball: 9-12; Volleyball: 9; Softball: 9,11; NHS: 11,12.
Joshua J. Habel
"Losers always complain about
their best, but winners go home
and... have fun with. ..their
friends."
P.A.: 9-12; I.E.: 9-12.
Erik S. Halverson
"The story of life is quicker than the wink of an eye. The story of love is hello and goodbye, until we meet again. "-jimi Hendrix Football: 12; Soccer: 10,11; Golf: 9; Alpine Skiing: 9-12; Tennis: 9-12; Spanish Club: 9; Band: 9,10; Junior Escort: 11.
Johnathan P. Heise
"You can get a good look at a t- bone steak by sticking your head up a bull's butt, but I'd rather take the butcher's word for it." -Chris Farley
Golf: 10; Tennis: 12; P.A.: 9- 12; I.E.: 9,10,12.
Elizabeth M. Hess
"You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself in any direction you choose. You're on your own and you know what you know. And you are the guy who'll decide where to go. -Dr. Seuss Fall Cheerleadine: 9-11; Winter Cheerleaaing: 9-12; French Club: 9-11; France Trip: 11.
Joshua R. Holecheck
Rebecca A. Hosier
"You can pretend to be serious, but you can't pretend to be witty. "Sacha Guitry Basketball: 9,10; Volleyball: 10; Softball: 9-12; Band: 9,10,12; Publications: 11,12.
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Patricia J. Kelly
"Celebrate we will because life is short but sweet for certain." - Dave Matthews Band Crosscountry: 10,11; Track 9-12; NHS: 11,12 (President 12); French Club: 9-12 (V.P. 11); Band: 9; Prom Commit- tee: 11; Junior Escort: 11; Publications: 11,12 (Yearbook Asst. Editor: 12); Fall Homecoming Court: 12.
Jeanrtie M . Kerner
"Don't worry about what life
throws at you. fust go with the
flow and be yourself."
P. A.: 9-12; I.E.: 9-12; Band:
9-12.
Dartica J. Kilander
"A little consideration, a little thought for others makes all the difference." -Winnie the Pooh Fall Cheerleading: 10; Winter Cheerleading: 10; NHS: 12; Spanish Club: 9,11,12; P.A.: 9-12; Debate: 9-12; I.E.: 9-12; Band: 9,10; Student Council: 11,12; Fall Homecoming Court: 12.
Bjom K. Kirkland
Brenda K. Kline
Michael R. Kniat
Kimberly M, Kurki-
erewicz
"I've come so far in my life, yet I have so far to go." Winter Cheerleading: 12; Band: 9-12.
Adam J. Laucher
"Reporter: Mr. Ghandi, what do
you think of western civilization?
Mr. Ghandi: I think it would be
a good idea."
Football: 9,10; Tennis: 9;
Band: 9-12; Publications:
10,11.
Thomas J. LaVanWay
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Patricia Jill Kelly
Jeannie Marie Kerner
Danlca Jade Kilander
Bjorn Kent Kirkland
Brenda Kathryn Kline
Michael R. Kniat
Kimberly Marie Kurkierewicz
Adam John Laucher
Thomas Jack LaVanway
Allan Ricardo Lopez
Laura Nichole Maltese
Jodi Lee Marley
Anne Elizabeth Martin
Benjamin Howard Mathers Barbara Elizabeth Mays
Jennifer Ann McCombs
Ashley Marie McKenzie
Grant Edward Meggison
Allan R. Lopez
Laura N. Maltese
"Don't compromise yourself. You're all yo u've got. " -Ja ri is Jopl i > i Fall Cheerleading: 9-12; Volleyball: 9-12; Publications: 12.
Jodi L. Marley
'Life is like a bowl of grits: add something or it or it'll taste like *©#*!" Winter Cheerleading: 12.
Anne E. Martin
"The gem is not perfected without friction, nor man perfected without trials. "- Chinese proverb Tennis: 9-12; Spanish Club: 9-12; Spain Trip: 12.
Benjamin H. Mathers
Barbara E. Mays
"A wink is as good as a nod to a blind horse." Track: 11,12.
Jennifer A. McCombs
"A word to the wise ain't necessary - it's the stupid ones who need the advice. "-Bill Cosby
Ashley M. McKenzie
"Never argue with an idiot; people -watching may not be able to tell the
difference."
Grant E. Meggison "Remember what the man
WOS that had everything. He was happy!!" Football: 9-1 1: Basket- ball: 9,10; Homecom- ing Court: 12.
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Sonya Mendelevich
Melissa L. Meteer
Kara Meyer
Matthew P. Mikulski
"Work is for people who don't know how to fish!" Soccer: 9-12; Basketball: 9; Track: 9,10; Band: 9.
Adam F. Morris
"Keep what's important and know who's your friend." -Phish Soccer: 9-12; Baseball: 9; Band: 9, 12; Fall Homecoming King: 12.
Ryan A. Murdick
"Second place pretty much stinks." -Tiger Woods Golf: 9-12
Benjamin E. Owens
"You do or you don't." Football: 9-11; Basketball: 9- 11; Tennis: 11; Spanish Club: 9-12; Student Council: 12; Junior Escort: 11; Fall Homecoming Court: 12.
Roger P. Pittman
"The fastest funnest way is the
only wayll"
Basketball: 9,10; Football: 9-
12.
Melissa E. Polena
"... And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom." -Anais Nin Band: 9-12.
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Sonya Mendelevich
Melissa Lynn Meteer
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Adam Foster Morris
Ryan Andrew Murdick
Benjamin Eli Owens
Roger Paul Pittman
Melissa Erin Polena
World Class: Sonya
Mendelevich, Irena Gapon, and Julie Bourquin experience America. Exchange students were often a part Of life here at CHS. Photo by Rob Reiler
Getting Busy: Ashley McKenzie works diligently at the computer. She was really thinking the task at hand. Pholo by Mike Keehn (99)
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Josh Habel and Lyndsay Blechel
Most Athletic
Ben Owens and Amanda Eaton
Best Dressed
Chad Thomson and Liz Andreae
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Special Delivery: Susan Ramsey receives a message from Barb Mays while trying to catch some rays. The senior courtyard was a favorite hangout for seniors during those nice, sunny days.
Photo by Angie Potter (98)
Yum. ..Lunch: Pals Ryan Borths and John Heise enjoy some tasty McDonald's during a festive lunch break. They realized too late that they also ordered
heartburn. Photo by Amanda Eaton (98)
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Angella M. Potter
"You can't turn back the clock," Basketball: 9-12; Track: 9; Softball: 10-12; Publications: 12.
Michael D. Potter
"Fly high free Urd."-Lynard
Skynard
Football: 9-12; Baseball: 9,10.
Jonathan M. Purely
"I have seen the true path, I will no longer warm myself by the fire, I will become the flame," -Lim Dul, The Necromancer French Club: 9-12; France Trip: 11.
Susan F. Ramsey
"You have to deal with today and tlien you have to move on. Look to this day, for yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow only a vision, but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of hapiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well, therefore, to this day!" Winter Cheerleading: 12; Soccer: 9- 12; P.A.: 9,10.
Jennifer M. Ricks
"One step forward will take you a lot farther than 1,000 steps back." Tennis: 9-12; NHS: 11,12; French Club: 9-11; France Trip: 11; P. A.: 9-12; Debate: 9,10; I.E.: 9-12; Junior Escort: 11; Fall Homecoming Court: 12.
Michelle L. Riley
"You can't save someone from
drowning if you're treading water
yourself." -Eddie Vedder
Fall Cheerleading: 9,10; Winter
Cheerleading: 9,10; Tennis: 9-
12; Spanish Club: 9,10; Band:
9,10.
Christopher T. Romig
"J can't think of anything to say... I think it's nice..." -Pink Floyd Soccer: 12; Snowboard Club: 12.
Carl K. Schoenheit
"Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law." - Aleister Crowley
Basketball: 9-11; Publica- tions: 12.
Sarah Schofield
"Hitch your wagon to a star."- Ralph Waldo Emerson Cross Country Skiing: 12; Soccer: 9-12; French Club: 9-12; Fall Homecoming Queen: 12.
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Angella Marie Potter
Michael D. Potter
Jonathan Milchael Purdy
Susan Francis Ramsey
Jennifer Margaret Picks
Michelle Lynn Piley
Christopher Todd Pomig
Carl Kenneth Schoenheit
Sarah Schofield
Carolyn Janel Selders
Lauren Meredith Simmons Russell James Simmons
Jason Daniel Simpson
Candice Jean Siwarga
Lisa Ann Skippergosh
Stephen Kay Speigl
Carolyn J. Selders
"Bu/ you see through my forever lies, and you are not believing, and I see in your forever eyes and you are forever healing." -Jars of Clay
Lauren M. Simmons
"1 was taught a month ago, to
buy my time and take it slow.
But then I learned just yesterday,
to rush and never waste a day."-
Phish
Soccer: 9,10,12; French Club:
9,10.
Russell J. Simmons
Football: 9-12; Basketball: 9,10.
Jason D. Simpson
Candice J. Siwarga
"I know nothing of the days of the week or the months of the year."-Miss Havisham Crosscountry: 9-12; Track: 9-12; NHS: 11,12; French Club: 9-11.
Lisa A. Skippergosh
"All that is gold does not glitter, all that glitters is not gold." Basketball: 9,10 (Manager: 12); Key Club: 11,12; Spanish Club: 9-12; P.A.: 10; I.E.: 10; Band: 9-12; Student Council: 9; Solo & Ensemble: 9-12.
Allen K. Sliger
Lisa M. Sowers Spanish Club: 11
Stephen R. Speigl
Give tin inch, take a smile." Football: 9-12; Basketball: 9; Wrestling: 9; Baseball: 9-12.
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SizzlilV Dogs: John Heise, Mike Evans, Mike Cherry, Jamie Whitley, and Ryan Coon gritt up some tasty treats at the annual school cook-out. The cook-out was always a nice
Change Of pace . Photo by CJ Winnelt (99)
Book Worm: Nate Chamberlain makes a mad dash into the library. The library always provided a quiet place to study.
Phtot by Staci Borths (98)
Hmm: Liz Andreae
contemplates the complexity of trigonometry. Or maybe she just had something on her lip. Photo by
Angie Potter (98)
Puff Daddy: Best buds Monica Browe and Tricia Kelly display their new-style American hairdos. Monica and Tricia could always be found together being
nerds. Photo by K. Lerch
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Most Gullible
Ryan Borths and Ashley McKenzie
Biggest Flirt
Steve Speigl and Sarah Schofield
Worst Driver
Chris Romig and Angie Potter
Mock-election photos by Mandi Barrett (98) and Monica Browe (98)
Angela Dawn Stockman
Corey Christopher Tache
Diana Lynn Tank
Travis Carl Toweley
Angela D. Stockman
"But who can unlearn all the facts that I've learned as I sat in their chairs and my synapses burned, and the torture of chalk dust collects on my tongue. Thoughts follow my vision and dance in the sun, all my racontricters come slowly undone. Can't this wait 'till I'm old? Can't I live ivhile I'm young?"-Phish
Fall Cheerleading: 9; Winter Cheerleading: 9; Track: 9; Spanish Club: 11,12; Band: 9,12.
Corey C. Tache
"Man, I hope I don't starve." Band: 10,12
Diana L. Tank
Timothy R. Tebeau
"Wild men who caught and sang the