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Left: A child of the corn, oophomore Amy Cozad is having fun at camp.-Middle: Sta1'ting the summer out, freshmen Sarah Williams an ... ~ Shanna De.Ifs
e11joy t hei1· time at the lake.-Rlght: Down at the dver, oophomore Alex Smith becomes one: with the mud.
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where many st .ud1111t£> aloo went durSpending time in
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Summertime - the time all to yourself, aw ay from the constant nagging of
teachers and guilt of watching an extra hour of TV instead of finishing your
math homework. There are several types of summers. There is the typical
lazy summer where you sit around and your
only exercise is from the couch to the bathroom or fridge. Also, the determined summer
where you have all of your energy planted
into a certain project or idea. Then the familiar
work-aholic summer where you spend your
days and nights slaving away at a job you hate; just for spending money for
the one day you have off all w eek. Regardless of the type of summer you
have, 1 6 out of the 18 students polled prefer summertime to the school year.
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~um In nnnnTn." "Summer's 80 hod'' -Senior Kyle Lee
~~nlO~ nmnnDn WVnTT "We almost set a field on fire when we went camping." -Senior C arly Frost
''I like 10 watch girls In bikinis." '~ awl r toM it Lf o.11 ~, HANCNG OJT BY lH POa. AT Ma's
HOUSE -.lJNOR SSICA HAAas -senior Dan Barnett IDLA f' -JJ1tio11 .W fkd1
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faking quit -e a fall, juniors ~uren Tl1omas, Dale ~rsen
and se11ior Angela Jensen enjoy a day at Wodvfs of
Fun. Many stude1rts fa ce~1 their feare of heighttS on
the Rip Corv1.
Happy Birthday t o you! Se11io1 '!" Arny Ban· al1v1 Lea Salvo
had a gre.at time elerrating Amy's su111111er B-day.
Top: Say cheese! Seniors Rachel Tl10111pso11 and Rachel Simonin smile fo1· the
camera v1u1 ·i11g a 11ight of fun
Bottom: Beaver one, beaver all... Ju11io1·
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Beep ... Beep .. . As my alarm goes off at 6:00 AM, I have the urge to roll over and
push snooze after a long night struggling to fall asleep. I finally force myself to crawl out of
bed.
While slipping on my new school outfit, I started to feel butterflies arise in my
stomach. Suddenly sparks of curiosity pop up in my head. Will the teacl1ers li ke me? Will I
have friends in my classes? What lunch w ill I have? After worrying myself sick, I finish my
hair, grab a poptart and head out the door .
While I was walking into the school, I started to remember all of tl1e good times I
had the year before, and I hoped that this year would be
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all seemed so familia r. • It's nice to see everybody : There were tons of people sitting around chatting con- • and the way that they • tinuously about how nervous
they were for their first day : changed over the sum- : of school. After a long stressful
w ait the bell rings. Every- • mer. • one takes off towards the halls,
makin g sure not to be : -Junior Travis Smith : tardy to their first class. As the
day drags on. I start to get • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • excited about getting back into
the swing of things, picking up right w here I left off last year. Finally, at 2:45, the bell rings
and I'm off. I head towards the commons to meet up w ith my friends and talk about our
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Takina a b1 ·eak fro111 classes, stLdent,;. enjoy t hei1· lunch.
Co111i11a fro111 cla%, seniors Ki111 Dal'llell, To"1"1 TI1ie.schafe1·
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Showing off their unique styles.
sophomore6 Zach Valentin and
Jerry Gibbs take a break from
6Chool and chat outside.
DretSSed 1n a pre-tty c.ommon style for
t~. jJnlor Sara Riehle wait.6 in the hall
for daoo t.o 6tar"t.
Ba€tetball. wrrotling. foo"tball. ooccer and baiseball are oome
of "the many actMtie-s i;enior Casey Newoom. Junior Setl1
Jactson and jun:or Brad St.ageman participate in. wse
jerseyi:; help to unify the t ·eam when on the field in a
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MY sty le because 1 aM a tref\dseiter. ..
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With every year come new trends and fads. This
year, instead of bracelets and headbands, students have
been sporting sweatbands and wristbands.
Another big thing this year is thrift shopping. Students purchase clothing, usually T-shirts, from the local thrift
shops to wear. From punk to prep, the students at Lewis
Central like to express themselves through all different kinds
of styles.
'Thrift shopping is a way to find something different and make it into my own style for cheap!" said junior
Steve Larison.
Girls are becoming braver and braver with their
hair. A common trend is dying the underneath layer of
their hair a darker color than the top layer. Girls are also
experimenting with streaking highlights like purple and red.
"I wanted to try something new," says junior
Shelby Johnson. "It was fun to have three different layers
of colors in my hair. At first I was scared to have it done,
but I liked how it turned out."
Students have managed to make everything from
accessories, to shoes, to hair something trendy. Expressing
yourself in your own unique way is the biggest trend this
year.
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Student: Nicki Neal, Senior
Traveled To: Paris, France
Description: Nicki went to Paris, France
with family and friends for eight days of
sight-seeing and fun. The plane ride took
9 I /2 hours there and I 2 hours back. Nicki
spent most of her time walking around
Paris looking at its many sights and relaxing at l1er hotel. She saw many things including: Eiffel Tower, Louve, D' Orssay, Sace
Coeur, Norte Dame, Moulin Rouge, Arc D'
Triumph, Champs-Ellyse, and Versallie.
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Rouge. It had very
elaborate costumes
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Student: Jeff Joneson, Junior
Traveled To: Tijuana, Mexico
Description: Jeff w ent to Mexico with
l1is church for four days to bui ld two
houses for different families . The drive
took three days. During the day they
built houses and played with the children. At night, they worshipped by a
camp fire and stayed in tents. Tl1e most
unique things Jeff remembers are no
one having cars and all of the roads
being dirt.
"It was surprisingly
easy to communicate with the people
knowing as little
Spanish as I do."
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Clay Cunningham, pottery
instructor, relived his teenage years this summer. •
Cunningham stole a yard
gnome from co-choir director Gary Fiscus' home and
took it with him on vacation.
He1·e the a110111e is FOSi110 next to
tile St <ittue. of Lil,erty.
Cunningham snapped pictures of
the gnome in various places in
New York. All Fiscus had to say
about the ordeal w as, "I w ant my
gnome back!"
Student: Kellie Daffin, Sophomore
Traveled To: Ireland
Description: Kellie went to Ireland and
lived with a host family for six days. While
she was there she learned their culture
and visited many places. She went to
the Waterford Crystal and also learned
how to play the Irish tin w histle. When
she visited the Blarney Castle, Kellie
kissed the Blarney Stone for good luck.
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Spirit Week. the week before Homecoming, is exciting for everyone. Each day of
the week has a different theme. It's the one week out of the entire year that you won't get
a weird look for dressing in mismatched clothes. two different shoes and multi-colored
wigs.
The week started out with Pajama Day followed by Decades Day, Wacky
Wednesday, Western Day and ended with Blue and White Day. Pajama Day was an easy
day that the majority of people participated in. Students
just rolled out of bed. brushed Wacky day was WHACK be- their teeth and headed to
school in their pajamas and cause Jesse Elgan and Chris slippers. On Decades Day
students got dolled up in Rogness' sumo wrestling out- poodle skirts. pooty hair.
plaid pants and cut-off lfits were extremely attractive. sweatshirts to relive the
styles of generations before. - Freshman Nick Somers
Wacky Wednesday was a fun day. as long as
you went to school not matching, had wild hair and dressed in things you hadn't worn
since the third grade. you blended in perfectly. Western Day was a wild day. where
students wore their cowboy hats and boots, along with plaid shirts and tight jeans.
"My favorite day was Western Day because I got to wear a cow suit to school," said
sophomore Dustin Delanty.
Even more excitement arose after school at Coronation on Thursday night.
Coronation started with the introduction of the Homecoming Court, then the recognition
of the football team and finally the battle of the classes. The juniors dominated. Laughter
then arose when the teachers did their skit, acting as LC cheerleaders.
This year the faculty voted on a Faculty King and Queen. Mr. Mclaughlin
and Ms. Muta were crow ned for this honor. The night ended with the crowning of
our 2003 Homecoming King and Queen. Congratulations to Ryan Showers and Amy Barr
for being chosen by the student body.
•Ride 'em cowl:>oy: says TI1omas
utt s. while C\.Jst i11 Dela11t y preterds
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C-U .. 1y-up Gale.I Ttffa11y
Conover, Elle11 . Lili
Kovacs, Melissa Queen
an .. 1 Cou1"t11ey Pearcy
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on WestemDay.
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Spo1·ti11g the cowgirl look.
Sasha Foo. Sa11 .. 1ra Wall i11 and
Darn Morgan walk t o class.
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ll1e oophon1ores celei.,,·at e. as the se11 io1·:;
Cj iee-t~ l I why Tyler D1iver vid1 (t Will t he jello
f"le eat i11a m11test while co111pet i11g aaai11st
Da11 De.voos, Dustin Dela11ty a1 d Nat e Quick.
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The week began with students showing their school spirit and on
Friday night an intense football game against Glenwood unfolded. As the
week came to an end, the students prepared for the Homecoming Dance
on Saturday.
Homecoming is a memorable event for all of those who attend . It
was especially memorable for seniors Amy Barr and Ryan Showers, this
year's Queen and King . The night is special for many reasons . For some
it's a crown, for others it may be dinner, or even a dance with that special
someone.
"I liked the music," said sophomore Jesse Griffis, " and the videos
were P.1.M .P." With great music who could help themselves from dancing?
"Senior year ... my date (Alan Gwinn) actually danced, and we had
a good time," said senior Dana Neumann.
Homecoming was something most will always cherish, senior Kala
King said, "I had a divine evening".
Ho111eco111ing King Ryan Showers and Queen A111y Ba1,.
With a big screen T.V. playing great music videos, and the crowd
dancing to the beat, it seems that most everyone had a Divine Evening .
111e n 101·e the mel"l"iel"! Freshmen And1·ea Murry. Brianna Brown and Whitney
Geise show what they ca11 do as they enjoy thei1· first high school vfance.
• Smile pretty! Seniors Cole Otto and Nicki
Neal aren't afraid to have a good time.
·111is was our last home.coming, 1'111 glad
it was witJ1 a good friend like Cole."
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Staring into each othe1 .. s eyes. fre.£>hman Melissa Cami and sopho111ore Aarnn
Peth. cherish the 1110111ent.
Well know11 for tJ1e way they work t he st aoe. senior Pa111 Shorey aid
junior Pat VanNor.istranvi know how to work the vfa11ce floor as well.
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Freshmen Chris Loftus and St ephanie
Myers t ake avivantaoe of the n1usic::.
• • •••••• • E11joyi110 t ·he last dance of t he niolrl .
fresh111e11 Michelle Parsons and el·
Walker. holvi eachother close.
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freshn 1a1 1 A1 11l1er Ba1T aid 0011io1· Da11
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Let's oet funky ... sc1Fl111 101·e.s Chl'isti11e Sir11f1sc,11,
Na11 e.t te Buckles ai d Ve11essa Ve.1\1a11 1i11 i WcYk the
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Lucas Thompson: My most mem orable
moment was how gorgeous Jessica looked
that night.
Jessica Hargis: My most memorable moment with Lucas was the way he made me
feel like I was all that mattered.
Gazing int o each other's eyes, senior Mike Meiers a11,,1 freshma11 Bonnie South enjoy thei1· evening. Mike saia t he ~est pa1-t
of t he night was get.ting t o spen,,1 it with his gidfrie1 d.
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Smiling gn;icefully. Snoball Queen Rachel Simonin ar.d
Snoball King Dan Bamet t st and alongside Homecomino Queen Amy Barr to be recognized by t J1e student
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P1·0111 King Dan Black and Queen Bda1111e Gerhardt
Luke Stamp & Kim Darnell Lyndsey Behrens & Tyler Driver
Front Row: Amy Barr, Rachel Simonin, Da11 Black, Bl"ia1111e C:e1·ha1·cit . Da11 Barnet ·t a11ci R:;i he!
TI1ompson. Second Row: Melinda Smit;:;, Karen Wat so11, A111l,e1· St rnhl1eh11. Tiffa11y C.J1 1aver -"11.i
l.a1.wer1 Kealy. Third Row: Chris Tsuji. Jffen1y Coe. Mark Diller, Todci TI1ieechaf e1-. .~ 11 Cyh:w.:-11 aid
Aust in Croushol'll.
Havino a 01·eat t ime dancino t oget her. seniors Jake Du11han1 and
la 111 e Taylor look into each othel'S eyes and ~1a 1 ice.
Before Night Falls
Prom, the highlight of most teenager's high school career is a night fi lled w ith fun and memories . For
many people it starts w ith having a fancy meal, then into the limo for a ride to the dance, and the best part of it
all : dancing the night away. At the dance, held at the Mid Ameri ca n Center, students get their pictures taken,
dance while watching the music vid eos . and wa tch t h e co urt prese nt
themselves. Even more excitement "Seeing all the se niors, all arises during the crowning of the Prom king
and queen . This year the honor dressed up. having a good w ent to seni o rs Dan Black and Bri ann e
Gerhardt. time, and knowing this is our
"The most fun thing about last dance. made me sad." prom w as getting dolled up and eating out
w ith my friend s," sa id jun io r -Senior Carly Frost Amber Miller
After the dance. everyone w as invited to the post prom party. From 12:30
a.m - 4:30 a. m, students gathered at the Lewis Central Middle School to participate in many fun activities such as
obstacle courses, games. a money machine and a chance to enj oy a hypnotist.
" Watching the people in the boxing ring was very exciting," said sophomore Lindsey Behrens .
For many students. going to prom is a very memorable nig ht. From dressing u p, to participating in
activities at post prom, for most. prom was a night of a thousand stars.
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Stepha11ie Pet sche aid se1iiol's Cay lee
Houl'igan, Mal'i00a HL'ut:J h. Ki11 1 Darnell aid
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Stainp an.i freshnw11 A111a1da Yol'k a11.i
Ji111111y Wat el's while havi11a 011e of t he
111ost 11 1e11101"aiile 11ioht -s of their lives.
Celebrati11a p1·Q111 11iaht, se11ic'l"S Janiie Tayb <it d An1be1· Strnhl1 eh11 have an it 1t e1·e0ti11a c011ven:;atic11 1 while t1 y i110 t ,, tla11ce at
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E11jc1yi11g the blow-up a,,tivitie0 at f'ost prnn1, juniors
Ashl<'y Richter and Elle1 1 Nuss :;cream all the way dowtt
the' e-IUe.
Playing a (]aliJe of fii11g-pL 11':) aoainst t hcir ,iatefo, j..J11iOr C.al'Jlh Hull a1 i..i dat e, seniol' Sarah Wallin an..i dat e. _µ11ior -\lyffla
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We are finally done! It's about time, about time indeed. Who would have
thought that half of our class would make it, the long haul that is. I'm
joking! We are a class all our own. We may not excel in athletics all that
much, well a select few, but we do excel in our own uniqueness. I love our 1
class in so many ways! Thank you so much for all the great times. None
of you will ever be forgotten. I can't say enough about how great the
class of '0 4 really is. So I will end this by saying, if I don't see you ... keep
on truckin'!
-Dan Barnett (President)
To the aass of 2004:
The years have flown by so fast, but we have so many great memories together. Each and
every one of us contributed to making up our very unique class. We have finally made it
through graduation, and now we are going our different directions. I want to thank all of
you for the friendships along the way and encourage you to follow your dreams wherever
they may lead you.
-Amy Barr CVice President)
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there for one another. We can look back on the years and
remember all these events that have happened in our lifetime. We can also look back on these pictures and remember
just how funny we used to look! Don't ever forget each other
and the great memories we've had together.
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6th grade - Titanic was 1·elease.J in theat e1·s
7th g1·ade - Bill Clinton scan"ial
1 2th grade - Bush v_ . Ke1·1y
8th grade - CL•lumHne shootings
9th grade - Last freshman class i11 oU hiah school
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What do you enjoy about
your Tucker Center class?
Goitl(J into a cla£-Sroo111
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Se11ior Amiee Coonce
Playing with little kids
and a'lori11g.
Senior Missy Fischer
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Sot1il."f' Aman .. u Wyatt
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Senior Jen11i Liver
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it is like thel"e evel"yciay.
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Haney, Tara Schimmel a11d Ja111ie Sch111ader show off their sc11.117s.
Tucker Center offers many head-start classes for juniors
and s niors, ranging from Auto to Child Care. Tucker Center not
only provides education 1n the classroom, but it also provides
hands-on experience.
The Radio and TV students get to practice their broadcasting ski lls. They have the opprotunity to learn the technical
skil ls behind the scenes and on camera.
In Construction class, the students go beyond the average woods class. They actually get to bui ld sheds and playhouses.
Hea lth Career students
get the opportu- Tucker Center gives you nity to choose
w hat areas of a head-start for college. the hospital that
they would like -Senior Kim Darnell to explore.
"I enjoy meeting new
people at the hospital," said senior Nicki Neal.
The Child Care students also enjoy meeting new kids while
they visit different elementaries. They color and entertain the kids
everyday.
Even though Health Careers and Child Care students get
to leave the classroom for their hands-on learning, others get the
same experience while in the classroom.
If you want to embark on further education in a specific
area, then consider taking a Tucker Center class.
T uckec Cen.L t' Classes
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David Stokes
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Stephen Striker
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Austin Tech
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When 11ot helpi1 l<J cust 0111ers, ,'\11 1a1di1 Swet t 11e -" rly fol.is E'<.,11 le cloth s
at OU Navy.
When you get to high school you gain
more independence. But just as our parents and
teachers constantly remind us, w ith independence
comes responsibility. So it turns out, w e have to
get real jobs and make our own money, instead
of doing o ur little chores and co ll ecting
allowance. Now we have to still do those easy
little chores while not collecting allowance and
balance a job, a socical life, homew ork and maybe
even sports. This takes time away from us hanging
out w ith our friends and doing things we actually
want to be doing, but at least we are earning
money. Yes, this is depressing but they expect us
to pay for things such as our cars, college, gas,
food and various other things. Sure w e don't get
the most sophisticated or high-paying jobs, but
you take what you can get, right? Anything 1s
better than nothing. Fast food, mowing lawns,
being a store clerk ... you name it, w e'll take it.
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When custo111cws ask whe1·e our
seconoi floor is.
When cuetonie.1-e freak out 011 us
or t reat ue like we're !"tupL1. aid
when I accL.1c'11tally stick 111y ell1ow
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the floor whe11 he acci-
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your biggest
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line, especially
upperclassmen guys.
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People that can't
take a hint.
People that
ask questions
constantly.
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Symphonic Band: K.ac:1e A11ke11bauer, Bra.ily Base, Matthew Bellows, Amy Be11:"l111, Kelsr.y
Be11s.:i11, P cter Black, Alyssa Brewer, Nanette Bue.Ides, Nicholas 5u1TOU1JhS, Rachel Buswell,
Melissa C an·oll. Killll1 c'dy Clark. Danielle Llemc'l 15, K.athcl'ine wok. Anthony Dasher, Eiiia1111.a
Qelf1 h, '\licia Qiercks, C..1U1t11ey C\!Si110, D .. wi..i El~. Shell--y E!lis..111, Kristine Enolr.. Micael
F11111, Kcith0oetz. Tonuny Ha11i,:;, B11a11 He11..ie1'e-l111, Reh~«a Hulf4ey. Tees.a Hof1f>l111, ,la11k'f>
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Sc11th, Wtllte Stun111, :'>a1· .. 1 Wdllll:, Stef'lk!nie Welle;, Kyle Wlde1 c~1.:1111 Jtt..i Seth ) akef.
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Practicing during the summer really
paid off for the LC Marching Band. They
set their goals l1igh for the new year that
was approaching. and followed through
w ith valour.
Showing off their talent for everyone
to se . they performed during all of the
home football game half-time shows.
Everyone watched in amazement while
the band brought their own version of
heat to the field during their show. 'The
Latin Inferno."
Tl1e Marching Band wasn't the only
band that set their goals high. The Jazz
Band left its mark at the "Iowa Jazz
Championships."
While the Jazz Band was playing its
way into the crowd's hearts, the Concert
Bands weren't far behind.
Concert Band played for everyone's
enjoyment at the w inter concert. Looking
ahead to basketball season, they play
and bring the hopes of the Titan
basketball team up. Starting the game
off with "The Star Spangled Banner." they
really brought tl1e fans to their feet. They
also played "The Lewis Central Fight
Song," when the basketball team was
w inning.
Band brings a lot of students together
at LC. A lot of the Titans are involved in
band. Not only are they involved in
Concert Band, but many choose to join
the Jazz Band . Other students get
invovled by being part of the Color
Guard.
"My favorite part about bancl." said
sophomore Al icia Diercks. "is all the
people you get to hang out w ith."
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Lewis Ce11ti-al, I con 1e t o not ice
how SFecial 111y 0tt.de11ts are. We
always t alk aL1 out fa111ily. The st u-
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fa111ily. I would .,1o al111ost a11ythi110
fol' t he111.
- Mr. Bluford
-Se11iol' Sal'a W alli11
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a pail' of shoes with 110 back an.i t hey fell off
as I was walki110 !1ackwal'vls. Now eVel'yt irne we
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Jazz Band
Front Row: Derek Ch1·istia11se11, Rachel Si1no11i11. B1·ett Eppel'f-011, Dale lal'0011, Tiffa11y Clark a11.i
Da1 1 Black. Second Row: Krist a Wickel'sha111, A11oela ,le11se11, Elizai1eth Galloway. Cayla Gillet te
ai d Beth Sea1·s. Back Row: Nat e Quick, _le1111y Seydlitz. _leff Fou1 1tai11, Alliso11 _lacoi1y a1 1.1 Bol1
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. Met zgel', Cayla Gillette, Cow't·ney Dusino. Anthony Dashner, Ton1111y Hal'l'is and Elizal1eth Galloway. Fourth row: Shell1y Ellison, Matt Bellows, Michael Finn, Christophel' Po1't·ern Paff, Kyle Wickel'sha11 1, Bl'adley Bass,
p... Allison Jacoby. Bob Mason, Jeff Fountain, Ede Nm·is, K1·ist ine E11gle, Tiffany Clari::, Rachel Sirnoni11, Nate Quick, Kaleb Ki11g, Cha.,i 61!1 l1els, Ryne Goe . Looan Clal'I::, Brett Eppe1·so11, Meoa11 P111ett a11d Je00ic:a Karni0h.
?:;\Third Row: Heather Sa.11e1·, Bl'ian11e Delph, Felicia Ruiz, Ross Tul'lle1" Alyssa Bl'eWel', Kevin Jones, Kayle11e Page, Chris El1ke, Rel1 ecca Johnso11. Rebecca Hi11sley. An 1a1 da Paulse11, Kelsey Be11so11, Pet e!' Black, Ashley Smith,
\,_VChelsea McFarland, Dan GuUe11, Becky Dl'eagel', Shau11a Leh1 11el', Stephanie Wells, Bl'ia11 Herdel'so11, Willie Stil1so11, An1y Be11so11 aid Vict.ol'ia Bul'llett. Second Row: Ki1 11bedy Clal'k, Meli;:;sa Cal'rnll, Kacie A11ke11l1auel',
Michelle Paulsen, Alicia Diel'cks, Da11i Cle111011s, Trisha Ponce, Emily Cox, Cassal'a Ca1TOll, Chelse Luth, Na11ette Buckle;:;, Cl'ystal Colli11s, Kellie Hinsley. Rachel 1ho111pso11, Bl'ia1111e Diel'cks, Lea Salvo, Kala Kina. Laurn11 Kealy,
Rachel Buswell. Dale La1·se11 aid Lauren 1l1011 1as. Fin:;t Row: Chl'is Loftus, Tessa Hopso11, Del1ornh Bach, Mitch ,lol'.1a11, Chl'is Salvo, Mike Meiel's, Sa1·ah K1·eoel', Zac.11 Yakel, Kl'ist a Wickel'0ha1n, Da11 Black, Leslie A11aernth,
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Lewis Corporation Show Choir- This year's ensemble really rose
to a new level. The group w as honored to have Mike Weaver
of Chicago, Il l choreograph their show . The students w orked
hard to achieve perfection and gain the respect of j udges and
audiences throughout the state. They performed in front of
over 2000 people at Urbandale's contest.
Corporation
Achievements
Johnston-4th place- Class 4A
4th Runner-up- Finals
Westside-I st place- Day Time
Grand Champion- Finals
Urbandale-4th place- Class 4A
3rd Runner-up-Finals
Heelan-Won class 4A, Grand Champion
of the day, best band, best vocals and
best choreography
Express Show Choir- This was an all time high for Express w ith
a membership of 34 performers. They scored really w ell at State
Contest- higher than some area varsity Show Choirs. This group
was really dedicated and worked hard to achieve perfection .
Bact Row. Ashley Joht150n, We,:; Fi-ai11, Kyle Penny, Andy Sot1via(), Diana Meecher and
Cou11:ney rA.ising. Third Row. Natalie Jacvl1Y, Joe Tweedt, Sa111 Colpitt s, Kaleb Kina. Nat e
Quick an.i Jaclyn Eld."'011 Second Row. Jea.:.ic.a Ohlinaer, Ti isha Po11Ce, Oai1·e Kni(Jae. Dani
Cle.n1011S, Sa1·ah Crawford, Bonnie South Kaylene Page and Chtistine Webeiit kJ. Front Row.
KatieCod:,Ambei· Joh11eon, Cassara Ca1·o!L Je1111ifo· Ettingei·, Oidee.a Luth, Rachel Boa1·d111a11
ard A111ber BatT. Not Pictured: Rachel Brookover, Olivia Gayto11, Chelsea McFarlai-d.
Jor -tan Bocteit. Richard De.Ifs, 01ris Eligelst&1. Aa1·011 Pederoon at1.i Vi11Ce Ju11io1·.
Front Row: Heathe1· Exley, Lauren Kealy, Rachel Si11 1011 i1 1 aid ~'e1111ife1· Lave1.
Second Row: A111a11da Paulsen, Kevi11 Met zaer. Zac Elliso11, aso11 Dick, a~ 11
Lo11gn1eyer, Joe White, Dan Barnett, Anaela Jensen, ~' e1 1n y Seyjlitz .311" Beth
Sears. Third Row: Emily Shanks, Elle11 Nuss, Pat Va11Norclstra1d, Betha11y RisLi,
Ada111 C:oss, Rael el Buswell, Meredith Sillau, Emily Cox, Chris Ebkc, Billie FrLi.:t ,
Sarah Kreger, Sara Riehle ai d Davioi Ebke. Fow-th Row: Jesse El1J.iln, Mati..1
Husz, Erin Higgins, Joel Edwar,fo, Josh C:rnsve11or, Set h ac o11, Braci St aoe1 11a1 1,
Nick Somers, Dani Mesc~1er, Cout't·nie Dennis, Turner Moroa1 at d Christ it 1e Warn r.
Fifth Row: hris Williams, Kyle Penny, Will Exley, Mitch Jor"ian, Brett En1erso11,
Ch1·is gness, Allison Jacoby, Katie S111ith, Eric Bu1-rneister at d Justin Dash11er.
Back Row: Dale Larse11, Brad Bass, Krista Wickershan 1, Ede Evans, Shauna Lei 1111c'r,
Cayla C:illate, Natalie Jacoby and 'e ff Fount ain.
Jazz Choir- This is a select group auditioned out of the Chamber Singers. This group performed for home concerts and
the LC Choir Invitational. They sang popular j azz charts with
tight harmonies that made it very tricky to perform .
Front Row: Dawn Lo11a11 1eyer, Bet h Sears, Heathe1· Exley a11.i y[·L~I L-,,1111 1<·
Second Row: Sarah HatTis, Ellett Nuss, Kat ie S111ith a11 ,i r a11i Meod 1e1 . Back
Row: Turner Moraa11, Chi-is El1ke, Ede Evane, ~l ti 1 Dash11ew atlci ie Wl11te.
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Concert Choir- Several Concert Choir students participated in
the State Solo and Ensemble Contests. The big event for Concert Choir was March 30th's All-City Music Festival. Under the
direction of Vaughn Lippoldt of Iowa Western Community College, the singers prepared music and sang with three other
choirs from Council Bluffs.
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New York City in June of 2004. Eighteen members were selected for the 2003 Iow a All-State Chorus- the highest honor a
student can achieve. In July of 2004, five members, w ho were
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best they could be. The boys worked on opening up and
recruiting as many others as possible to join. Both groups
conquered all those crazy Solfeg hand signs, too.
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Matheis. Andy Kiser, Davi.,1 Ebke. Sai-ah K1 ·eger, Britt.atty Mose, Asnley .:ohnso11, Cayla Gillett e, Kat ie Cook at d Alicia Mose. Third Row: B1 ·c0,,ke Ber,_iat 1tzc'I.
Kellie Daffin, Ross Turner, Devon Kenealy. Alyssa Chafe, h1tney Geise, Kyle Flet cher, Allison Jacol7y, Nick So11 1ern, Brett EfTe1·so11, Ti111 Clou::·e1·, F.1t
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Courtney Dusing, Sami Hedrick, Caesara Can·oll. Will Exley. Natalie acol7y, JeS£•tca Ohli11gei- atd SteFha11ie Wc'llG.
A mother w ho w rites plays in the living room,
a father w ho experim ents w ith fireworks, a grandfather
w ho collects snakes, a daughter w ho creates lyri cal
dances and makes candy, a son-in-law who pri nts
communi st messages and plays th e xy lophone. a
mistress w ho comes home intoxicated, a mail man who
came and lived with the family for seven years and a
daughter w ho wa nts to lea d a norma l life, are all
characters in "You Can't Ta ke it With You". the fa ll play
that was performed by the students and directed by
Mr. Mcl aughl in .
"The play was amazing." said Josie Smith. "Mr.
Mclaughl in really knows how to put on a show."
There were many humorous acts during the play
and the audience seemed to enjoy the humor. real-life
situations and talents of all the cast members.
"The Russian jumping on Mr Kirby was definitely
the funniest act of the play," said sophomore Sarah Bruning.
Sophomore Keala Croushorn said, "The play was
great. it was really funny, and I enjoyed all the character's
costumes."
The show included many cast members that worked
hard together to put on a show that everyone enjoyed. The
costumes were wi ld, and the audience proved that they
enjoyed the show from all the laughter that arose tl1roughout
the performance of "You Can't Take it With You".
Dancing t o t he chin1es of a xylophone, jUl1·
iors Pat Va11No1·dst i-a11.i and Cassie Schultz
d u111bte into a clumsy dip.
Reading about the fa111ily's arrnst. fresh111e11
Davi.,i Ebke as Do11al,i a11.,i Je1111ifet· Etti11aer as
Rheba laugh al7out i-ich people's stupidity.
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Lich, to ju11i,11" J\1dy Ki6e.I' a6 he f'06e.6 fo1· his pai1 1ti11g while
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Fall Play@
Frau Schmidt, played by Allison Jacoby, t alks t o the children about the elabo1·at e parties t hat used t o t ake place at theu- hou0e. The two you11aest hil .1re11 1' fart.~.
played by Taryn Reese, an.,1 GretL played L-y Allison Frazee-Lassek, atte1 d t he element ary school.
The Lewis Central Department of Fine
Arts proudly presented The Sound of Music
Apri l 29 through May 1 . This show marked
the 30th anniversary of its first appearance
at Lewis Central and the 1 5th anniversary
of its second appearance. Choir director
Gary Fiscus co-directed all three performances of the show.
"Alumni from the other shows came
back and were introduced. They have all
accomplished great things since the production," said Fiscus.
With a cast of over 1 00, the group put
together a 2 1 /2 hour show in six weeks.
The entire cast was responsible for the creation of three intricate sets, all on wheels.
'The set ended up looking incredible,
I'm very proud to say that I helped w ith it,"
said senior Lauren Kealy.
There were over 40 nuns proceeding
down the aisles of the auditorium producing a heavenly sound to start to show. The
nuns learned difficult songs in Latin for the
performance, such as: "Preludium", "AliePages designed by Emily !!hanks
luia" and "Confitemini Domino."
"I really enjoyed challenging myself
w ith the Latin, it was r warding after I got
it," said freshman Devon Kenealy.
For six weeks 1 00 students devoted their
lives to bui lding, creating, and taking the
gift of a show and making it theirs Th.
drama department is graduating a lot of
great leaders this year and they were recognized at strike (break down) for their h21rd
work and dedication. They passed bcito s
on to future leaders and the un dercla ~ ni n
are ready to fi ll their shoes.
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Merdith Sillau, aid JLll lic11·0 _~ c'
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the a1.die11ce lau0hi11 a. Chafe
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Sarah Kreger
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Motivat ed l1 y their •1ue6t for 1noney, Max,
playe.1 l1 y _jL111ior Pat Va11Nc'l'-ist1·a1d, aid Elsa,
f'laye,1 l•y se.nior Kalc'i()h CL,011ce, trie,1 t ,1 lure
tile' caf1 t ai11 i11to their t rap. Tl1i0 wae- Coo11ce'0
fll'0t _l 11.1 lae-t play at Lewis Cc11tral.
Cast and Crew: Vicki Bul'l1et·t, Roee Epperson, Ashley Johnson, E111ily Shanks,
Turne1", Joh11 Hansen, Eb Eva11off, Co1-y Lauren Kealy, Ki111 Mcf errin, Will Exley,
Jae-ek, Beth Sea1·e, Dale La1·sen, Maagie Mit.ch Jordan, Stephanie Beckner, i\111y
Mucha, Lea Salvo, Pa11 1 Sho1·ey. Krist .a Bene-on, Kelsey Benson, Br·ooke
Ha11sen, Gracie TI1ornton, Chris Rooness, Be1·oantzel. Katie Cook, Sarah
Kyle Zaloujek, Jeff Walte1·s, Jacyln Crawfo·j, ,Jessica pen , Kellie Doffh1,
hickso11, Britta11y Mo:;.e, Nichole Schaaf, CoLwney Dusi no, Shu11-Sho Fono. Whitney
Dani Mescher, Britta11ie Chafe. Ryan Geise,Sa111i Hej1·ick,NatalieJacol'Y,A111-
Cyl1orn11, Sarah Kreoer, Brian Henvierson, l1 er Jol111so11, Devon Kenealy, Oaire Knig(Je,
Davi ... 1 El1ke, Ellen Nuss, Je1111ifer Ettinoer, Susan Lewis, Chelsea McFarlanvi. Diana
Taryn Reese, Alliso11 F1 ·azee-Lassek, Zach Mescher, An ... 1rea Mui-ray, ,lessica
Yakel, Alliso11 Jacoby, Kaleioh Coonce, Pat Ohlinoer, Kaylene P aoe, Kayla P al111a,
\/a1 1No1· ... istra11vl, Bonnie Sout h, Chris Trisha Ponce, MeoanSha1p, TejiSwanson,
Eloke, Joe Whit e, Li1 1visey Behre1 1s, ,lake Ki111 TI1ornt on, Katherine Twee.it, ChrieDu11ha111, Nick Somers, ,lesse Eloan, Kalelo tine Warner, Jennifer Sey,11itz, A11gela
Ki 11 a, Jeff Bul'l1ett., Katie Smith, Jensen and Daniel Allison.
Meredith Sillau, Bethany Rise, Bi-ett
Fi11ally confe.se-i11a thei1· k1 ve face t v fac , Capt ai11 Von T1·afy played i'Y senior Rya11 CyrL'l'On,
0cwe11a,1ef' Mada, playd l:y ju11k11· [Jani Meecher.
Mer-chc'1· st epf'd i11 as the. lea,1 i11 licw frst apf'ea1·a11ce i11 t.\ie,1ra1na .iepa1'trne11t .
Ellen Nuss
Maria, played liy Dani Meschc'r, f' lea.is wit h
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David Ebke
Kurt
Jennifer Ettinger
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-Junior Erin Higgins Hansen
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CASSARA CARROLL
"Speech is tons of fun."
-Freshman Natalie Jacoby
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All-State nominated Enseml7le Actin :i; seniors Melinda S11 1it~ and p a111 Shol'ey "'e.1111ifo- Ettinger a1 l i j.li~io · Chris Elie; Second .Rew.. ff'!.~ 1<.~11 10l'e ~ia1 I Hc1 lic'it '-"f I, m "'I
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Coach's Corner
Laurie Nielsen
Large Group at-.d lt-.dividual
Speech Coach
YearsCrah:d 14
MeNorable MoNeNt l was really
Nervous about takiNg CiNderella
Story to CONtest after ld writteN it
1 was really proud of all of the kids.
the reall ulled it oft.
Coach's Corner
Dave Bergman
Large Group Speech Coach
YearsCocdled .. 4
MeNorciJle MoNeNt 1 was really
excited ciJout takiNg two groups
to A 11 -State this year. This was the
first tiNe teaNs ld helped coach
Nade it
What a year ... The Large Group and Individual Speech teams
rocked Iowa. The teams set many new records as the students improved
tl1eir acting and speaking skills.
The Large Group team started out the year with 1 6 entries at the
districts competition. Thirteen groups went to state and nine received Division I ratings. The Reader's Theatre and one Emsemble Acting group earned
nominations to perform atAl ~State, where only the top tl1ree percent of all
students in the state of Iowa are asked to perform. The Reader's Theatre
group performed Coach Laurie Nielsen's original piece, Cinderella Story.
The Ensemble Acting group of Pam Shorey and Melinda Smits performed
Kathy and Mo Show.
The Individual Speech team had 33 people compete at the dictrict
competition. Out of that group, 18 advanced to the state competition in
Atlantic. A record-tying five Titans earned bids to All-State: Pam Shorey, in
Poetry; Melinda Smits, in Radio Broadcasting; Katl1erine Tweedt. in Acting;
Brian Henderson. in Acting; and Jennifer Ettinger. in Poetry.
At the Anita Invitational the team cleaned up, claiming the sweepstakes trophy for the second straight year. Eleven students placed in the
top four at the event in their category. The teams are looking forward to
next year w hen they plan to take Iowa by storm again.
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COUNCIL
The Student Counci l has been w orking hard all year long
doing several activities. They helped put together the Homecoming
and Snobal l dances as w ell as Coronation.
The Homecoming dance theme for this year w as Divine
Evening. They put together all of the beautiful decorations to make it
a night to remember.
The Snobal l dance was an elegant experience for all classes.
A Night of a Thousand Stars w as the theme for this dance. The Student Council members w oke up early Saturday morning to decorate
for the night.
Along w ith those events, the Student Council also tries to
help improve the school by gathering the students input durir]g
'round-table discussions.· They have occasional meetings w ith Mr.
Massman throughout the year to help represent the student body
and give their suggestions.
Another big money-maker for the Student Council is the Mr.
LC contest. This year marked the third annual pageant. There were
eight talented young men who competed for the title of Mr. LC.
With his excellent drumming skills, Mike Meiers w on Runner-Up, and
w ith his obvious charm, Chris Tsuji won both People's Choice and
Mr. LC 2004.
Mr. LC brought in almost $ 1,000 tha w il l go towards scholarship funds. This money is used toward a $500 scholarship to a nonStudent Council member w ho exhibits good character and integrity,
as well as leadership ski lls. This year the Student Council chose Jamie
Taylor to receive the scholarship
MEMBERS OF THE 2003-2004
STUDENT COUNCIL
Front Row: Seth Jackson and A111anda Wyat t. Second Row: Rachel Tho111pso11, Pa11 1 S horey,
Jennifer Ettinger, Amber Stmhbehn, Karen Watson an .. iKi111 Darnell. Third Row: Bekki HeUeman,
Jessica Hargis, Dani Mescher, Bien Nuss and Bonnie Sout h Fourth Row: Sara C""'!.U d lach, Beth Jones,
Ki111 VanNordst rand, Rachel Terry, A111be1· Baff, Amy Ba1T, Jessica Dappen, Dillon Richtel", Da1 1
Barnett and To111 Hutchinson. Back Row: Just in Toole, Mere"i ith Sillau, Lindsey Behrens, Ma11 .. iy
Husz, McKayla Christiansen, Diana Me.scher, Jaclyn Erickson and Sponso1· Lu Peverill.
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Lewis Central Clubs
Top Row: Jeff Reicks, David Gibbs, Travis Long, Natha1: Hasbn.:>uck, Brei ;t
Kottke, Nick Yocu111 an.,1 Brandon Howell. Middle Row: Renae Philmalee,
Krissy Housley, Jennie Scivally, Cryst al Byers, Jeremy Byers, Enes
Hernandez, Chris Tsuji and Alyssa Sa55. Front Row: Dana Neumann,
Lester Briggs, Tacia Larsen, Tiffany Davis, R.acheal Be.-tty, Sarah
Gamache, Kristy Kidin and Kaila R.athke.
Jobs for America's Graduates
Imagine taking a class that lasts for three terms.
where you go to competitions, present a portfolio, and get to elect class officers. Thats w hat
JAG students experience. The students in JAG
participated in two events this year, the Leadership Development Conference and the Career
Development Conference. They won first place
in two events at CDC. Seniors Jennie Scivally and
Travis Long won first place in the Students for
Community Service; Brandon Howell, Jennie
Scivally and Chris Tsuji won first in Decision
Making.The students have been working hard,
and they w ill prove tl1at w hen they present their
portfolios.
With a Bang and a Strike
Attention all Bowlers! The Lewis Central Bowling team has ended its year with a bang and a
stri ke! Coach Dennis South led the team
through a very accomplished season full of
many w ins and successes.They brought home
several awards and a pretty big trophy, too. All
of the awards are result of how well they did in
all of their competitions and the trophy serves
as proof of the second place they won at State.
Two of the teams seniors were even lucky
enough to make the alll-state bowling team.
While not everyone on the team was this lucky,
they all had a successful year that ended with a
bang and a strike!
JAG
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Loga11 Cb1t, Leste1· Briagr-, Del, Bach, Bravi South Kevi11 Lm:;o11,
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Aft er his release, sc11ior Le.st er Brigg<'
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ITS
Showi11aoffhis hal'.iwo , ju11iol' A.fa1 11 To1nfo1·,i
poses i1 i fro11t of t he 11 1Lll'al lie ha0 l0ee11wol'ki110
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Payi11a close -~ te11 n, se11 icY Joe White aid sophon1ol'e Ashley ,lolmf-011 listen
ntent~y.
Back Row: Ml'. Mcl auohli11, Chl'is Ebke, Ashley Jt1 hnso11, Sami
Hed1·ic:k, Kellie Daffin. Bethany Riso an"i Ki111 ll1ornton. Middle Row:
Melyrda Sc:heffrd, Dani Cle111 ons, Lea Salvo, Zach Yakel, Cassie
Schultz, Clail'e Knioge, E111ily Cox, Sa1·ah Kl'eoe1· and Allison JacoL1 y.
Front Row: Ross Tul'l1el', J oe White, Beth Sea1·e-, Pat
VanNol'vie-t rn1d. Ellen Nuss, Erin Hiogins an.,i Kat ie Cook.
Dedication and Sacrifice
ITS. International Thespian Society. An organization that is meant to recognize students for outstanding work in theatre, outstanding work that requires dedication and
sacrifice. To get into ITS, a student must
gain at least ten points, which are given
due to involvement in a production . The
student also has to have participated in at
least two productions and given at least one
hundred hours to them. One hundred
hours may seem like a lot but to the ITS
members they were just one hundred hours
spent doing w hat they love.
Back Row: Tessa Hc' f'SOll, San1 Bayless alki Blake Joh11so11.
Front Row: K1 ·i:"Sy E110le aid Ada11 1 Ton 1foi·,i.
[\11"i110 5th lwul', ju11iol' ,lash
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Leaving a mark
A dedicated Tuesday alternoon. That's
w hat the Art club has . Dedication to
something they love, their passion. For
these students their Tuesdays are
spent doing sometl1ing they enj oy.
They have given their time to several
projects. including the mural. Something to give our school a little color.
to make it unique. The students have
dedicated many hours to a club they
are inspired to do, a club at our school.
And w hat do they have to show for
it? An amazing mural that will leave
their mark in LCHS forever.
Photos by Amy Barr. !!arah Bruning and Rachel Masker.
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Mesche1·, Alyssa Ranney, Ashley Richter·, Becca Sheppar·..,1, Pa111 Sho1·ey, Rya11 Showe1·s, Sa1·ah St outzenbe1·ger, Sa111 Tsuji. ll10111as Webei-ina, JJ Wheele1· and Jill Whit ney.
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Newspaper ... Your link to the outside world
Newspaper is the type of class that brings together al l
types of people and personalities such as popular, unpopular,
or dramatic. They are all there for one purpose and one purpose only and that is to get the paper out every month. The
Newspaper staff also l1as the pressures of getting tl1e stories,
pictures and captions all done. Also tl1ey have the anxiety of
making sure that the school opinion on the paper is the best 1t
could be and are always open for suggestions.
Most people think that newspaper is just an easy credit,
but it's not. They have tl1e pressure mounting every month in
hopes that the paper w ill get done by the deadline. Newspaper
may have its high points, but it also takes a lot of hard work and
dedication.
The staff works hard each month to get tl1e paper to tl1e
students on time. The newspaper lets you know w hat is going
on in your school and in the world. The paper is given a personal
touch because it is written by such dedicated students.
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Front Row: Se11io1·s
Krist a H.a11se11, A111y
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E111ily Sha11k0. Third Row: SE11·ah Hull.
A111y BEll'I', A111ly 1· Cook. Katie Boef.e,
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Back Row: M1 ·s. Lanaille. Nicole Pe.tl'i,
A11oelE1 00L-01T1 EJ ri.i Kl'ist EJ Ha11se.11.
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1arrue and Megan
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fun of each other and go on lots of trips ____________ together. -
_______ Megan and Jamie ___ ..
Larisnn ~teve and Andrea
' Something unique about our relationship
is Steve pretending to be Francis Unicorn.
It was his alter-ego and he was crazy.
-Andrea ______________________ ..
Stamp . Mike and Luke
Even though we hate each other sometimes, when push comes to shove, we do
care for each other. -Mike and Luke
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The insane. yet exciting. life of being a part of the Lewis Central Dance Team begins w l1en any dancer
decides to try out. For some girls that is many, many years before they are in eighth grade. Finally. after months of
hard practice, try-0ut week arrives. There is crying and practicing ... and crying and practicing all week long. When
Friday night comes. it's all about showing off the best dance skills possessed by each individual. Anyone w l10 has
ever been to Dance Team try-0uts knows what an exciting and depressing night it can be. Mer all of the tears of
happiness there is roughly a month before pract ~e for camp begins.
The Dance Team meets at the track at six in the morning an runs. then goes back to the school for a two
hour practice. Once the dance is learned. and cleaned at least 100 times. preparation for camp is complete. Every
summer there is a camp preview. All parents and friends are invited tD watch the dance that will be competed w ith
at camp. For the past few years. the Dance Team has been traveling o Normal. Illinois for UDA's Elite Dance Camp.
Camp lasts for four days. and three routines are taught to t ach girl. On tl1e third day judges pass out blue. red, and
White ribbons depending on knowledge of the rout rnd perfom1ance. At camp, the routine brought from
home is used in competition Lewis Central placed 4th ag inst team competing at the national level.
Mer the craziness of camp comes foott:lall seaso . Football season is very exciting. It means lots of team
dinners and performances at many dance teamers· favorite event.
When football season is over dance team begins to prepar for state. The All-Male team is chosen and the
long, but Fun. practices start. This year at state the team did '/Very well They placed 5th in j azz. 4th in lyrical. 2nd in
all-male, 2nd in co-ed. and for the first time ever. the team was the State Champion in porn!
Next. the Dance Team cools down from state and earns r:iew dances for basketball season. This time of
year can be very busy for a dance team member dependi g on ow the games are scheduled Sometimes a
dancer may have to perform two or three times a week
To end the year. the dance team has a sprin sho . TI1e show happens in Marcl1. They showcase all of
their state pieces. and some other dances they learned throughoo the year.
W11en the show ends tl1e dance team usually gets about a month break. But then April rolls around ... and
1 y uL )tdrt all over again!
Photos by JQssica Hargis. Emily !!hanks. !!arah Hull. Krista HansQn and DancQ T Qam Moms
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From fielding to scoring, the Titans do it all
GAME LC THEM RECORD
LC vs. Red Oak 0 7 0 -1
LC vs. Carroll Keumper 3 1-3
LC vs. Red Oak 3 4 1-4
LC vs. Red Oak 0 7 1-5
LC vs. Atlantic 4 3 5-6
LC vs. Glenwood 2 4 5-7
LC vs. Glenwood 2 11 5-8
LC vs. Shenandoah 4 5 5-10
LC vs. Shenandoah l 0 8-11
LC vs. Shenandoah 0 5 8-12
LC vs. Clarinda 0 10 8-13
LC vs. Carroll Keumper 1 10 10-15
LC vs. Atlantlc 2 3 10-16
LC vs. Clarinda 0 3 10-18
LC vs. Clarinda 4 8 10-19
LC vs. Harlan 2 10-20
LC vs. Creston 3 0 11-20
LC vs. Creston 0 11-21
LC vs. Harlan 15-24
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Bringing on t he Heat
The softball team had a very stirring and dynamic season. The season was started by a defeat against
Atlantic, but the Titans didn't let the rocky start j olt their
season. They ca m e up
stro n g in It was exciting to play their second
game with a high school softball v i c t o r y
a g a i n s t and meet new people. Wood bine.
After a rough -Lindsey Toole patch, the Titans battled back at th
Carroll-Keumper Tournament, and they were victorious.
"It was so exciting to play in a Varsity tournament and win," said freshman Apri l Cooper.
The rest of their season w as a success with their
wins almost doubling their losses. The Titans fell st1ort
three points in a nail-biting first round of Districts against
Tee-Jay, ending the season.
Page!: de!ligned by Chri!ltine an!lon. Michelle Wood!: and Emily ~hank!:
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Frost at d Tarn Dutfey.
Second Row: Sarah Willi.;i 11 t0, Elle11 Nue;s, Mallory Shat 1k0 a1 d Mere .. iith
Sillau.
Third Row: Stepha11 ie Ncirt.011, Kat ie Lewie;, At 111 Spetniati. Mallory
Da11ielset1 atd Arl"il CooFei-.
HONORS & ACHlEVEMENTS
Team
Won the Tigers/Knights Tournament
Individual Awards
Katie Lewis: First Team Hawkeye 10
All-Conference
Tara Durfey: Honorable Mention Hawkeye 10
All-Conference
What game was important to you or stands
out in your mind the most?
The game against St . Albert's. Vie were down but
came back for the win.
-Freshman April Cooper
The Carroll Keumper Tournament because we 1vere on
a losing streak and we ended up winning.
-Junior Aimee Pickering
When we played Carroll High. It Vvas a toumament
that Vve ended up winning beca se everyone played
awesome.
-Junior Tara Durfey
Frnsh1 11a11 Kin t Va11Not·.ist1·atd wait0 r atie11tly for the it '0
l1 e0t shot. Flayt'l"0 are i11 the 0;;i111e
circicT c'l::' the t ea11 I f1 hc1 t 1 .
Photos by Emily !!hanks. Karnn Watson and !!a rah Bruning Sof tba.11 @
Diving into t hii·d base, sophomore Just in Toole ge ~
vii1·ty for the steal.
After swinging the bat, junior Zach Paulson follows thrnugh
with a goo"i hit.
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COACH'S CORNER How many yea rs lrn vc you been coaching baseba ll nt
Lewis Ce ntral'! Four yea rs.
Ir you could descri be lhe baseball lca m. how would
you describe lhcm'/
T hey a rc a gro up o f vcr}
d e termin ed in - du . \\ Ill)
c~ d how to depend on each
oth er, wo rk to- gc thcr. and ht.·-
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worked th rough a 10 11 of acl\CI
sit y an d inju- ri cs. not onl to
repeat as confe r- c ncc ump~.
bu t a lso com- pc tc with the
swtc"s best am ~ and remain ra nked durin g the -.umme r as one of th e sta te's best hig h sc hool ha,ch'111 · Coach Lee Toole
Blockina ho11 1e, sof1ho1·11ore Nick Yocu11 1 t.~ 0 tli ·
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Front Row: Korey La11e, :'.\ ,ott Ke11 1p. Nat han Hasl1 1·ouck. Branvion Baker and Mark Dille1·.
Second Row: Zach f.,iulson. clust i11 Toole. Nick Y.:icu111. Luke son. clue.tin Coof1er and Jo11 Kinney.
Back Row: Co.ach Ryan Barker. CL1ach St eve KL1est er. Doua O'Reily. Kyle Casson. Cole GTandfieU.
B1·a.l South. Coach Cha,1 St alzer aid oach Lee Toole.
Dominating the diamond w ith two consecutive conference cl1ampion titles. the Titans were back at it again to tuck a
third title under their belts. The season had some bumps. but also some smooth wins for the team.
"It was great to be part of sucl1 a successful season." said sophomore Brad South.
Helping out witl1 this accomplishment. senior Cole Grandfield w as named the Council Bluffs baseball player of the year
and w ith 68 career doubles. he set the state record.
This is the fourth straight year Although w e lost a few games in for thirty plus w ins. In the Daily Nonpareil, Lewis
Central was ranked first in Southwest the conference, we won w hen w e Iowa and in the Omaha World Herald. they w ere
ranked second in Western Iowa. The had to. Council Bluffs City Champs w ere also fourth in
the class 4A State rankings. - Jun ior Marl< Di ller
The Titans' eason ended w ith a heartbreaking loss against Sou ix City West in
ten innings. A very controversial call w as made against Lewis Central w hen junior Jon Kinney hit w hat w ould have been a home
run, but hit the foul pole and was called foul. Even tl1ough the Titan's didn't make it to State in 2003 they had an awesome
season that w ill never be forgotten.
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The Titans football season began with a rocky start. After
a three game losing streak the varsity team thought their luck
w ould change. Battling the Keumper Knights at the LC field, the
game got off to an exciting start.
During the fourth quarter, the Titans made several attempts to score a touchdown and after several incomplete passes,
the Titans reached the third yardlire, only to have the Knights
steal the ball and the w in w ith a 97 yard touchdown.
"Football is about surviving," said Coach' Orr. "I think
overall w e did real ly well."
Although the varsity team has not done as well as they
w ould like, the freshmen w ere on fire this season. The freshmen
played eight games, w inning seven and tying one. There w ill be
plenty of competition for several spots on the varsity team next
season. The freshmen players' hard w ork and dedication payed
off, leaving them w ith an undefeated season.
TI1e Tit ans show their prde an.1 1·espect by singing the school so110 after a ho111e
football oame.
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COACHES
Asst . Ben Matiyo
Asst. Jeff P au Ison
Asst . Chi-is Hanafan
Asst . E1w in Pellant
Drnppi11g l1ack a11 ... l aetting set for the pass, fresh111a11 qua1't ed1.'lck ~11111111
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Ru111 1it 10 .low11the 1·eceiver, Luke Tho11 1Be11 nT,; es for the t acklr.
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Fl ~ Row: Afa111 L-cio11ey. Bn:d St .'.l(lc'l 11.311, Will Exley. Mike St .311 If'· Au;;;ti11 Te.ch. Rccj P ci·aooy. St <Wel 1
Bu1u. Biia11 Hc1 L -icr6.'ll, A1 rtl1(l11y Wcilie. ,lc<r1'111y Stuhr .:i1 d Jc>ec..e Ela.:i1 1.
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Third Row: Kyle' ::.:i1m ii'k. Jerc'111y Byer;;;, Trc>11tci11 Cvylc:i. All iy E..1if.<111. SC'tl1J::icktvt1, ,l,'<'11 lee'. J,1£-l 10tul II',
A1a111 L"D:SE:-. Br.11i..w11,lx,1 11 .:i, ,lc're111y Y at c'S a1 d J.;ikc. Vii 1Cc'1 1t.,
Fourth Row: A~ St11ith. Bet 1 E.:fwa1'.i;;;, Walt c1·Ll0l'o111. D<'1·c'k Me.ll'Y. Lukc. St a111f'· ,l1.10tit1 TC\.ilc.. Luke.
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LC vs. St. Albert's L 1 4-54
LC vs. A-D-M L 1 0-42
LC vs. Atlantic L 7-4 1
LC vs. Kue111pe1 ·L 1 5-18
LC vs. Hada11 L 8-49
LC vs. Glenwood L 1 4- 2 1
LC vs. Rec-1 Oak w 33- 1 2
LC vs. De11iso11 L 7-35
LC vs. Creston L 1 4-34
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"This season was overwhelming. No one expected the girls
to get as far as they did in the
Hawkeye Ten Conference. This
year is the first time we have
beat A.L. at A.L. in eight years.
and we have never gone to
state, so that is a big thing."
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Accomplishments
- 80·ro of team set
new Personal
Records
-Two All-Conference
First Team runners
-Two runners
selected for the AllSoutl1west Iowa
Cross Country team
-Boy's City Champs
- Girls team finished
top ten in southwest
Iowa
omen's State Qualifier
Kristyn Hi II
-First girl from LC to
qualify since 1 997
-Placed 7th at Districts
-Placed 1 03rd at State
with a time of 17:02
-Advice to runners: "If
you don't think about it,
it goes faster and it
doesn't hurt as bad."
Zac Elliw11
PR 18:04
HaMeyefon. 2003
Nick Bareloo
PK 22:40
Sliena11doah, 2003
Da11Black
PR 18:03
Slie11a11.iooih, 2003
Front Row: Shelby Ellison, Heather Sadlew, Je1111y Sey ... 11itz, Pam Sho1·ey, Trnci Matters, Kristyn Hill and
Alyssa Ranney. Second Row: Coach Ron Frase.ht, El'i11 Higgins, Dani Mescher. Sanv-ira Wallin, Amanda
Johnson. Meaa11 Lo11anwyer, Jacly11 Erickson. Ala11 a Co zad, Elizabet ·h and Coach Mi11 ... 1i Honke11.
Third Row: Pat VanN01·dstra1d, Nick Barelos, Be1 1 Shady. Austi11 Croushorn, Dan McMullen. Zac Elliso11, Sliawlee
Johnson-Shaw. Joe Landolt. Dan Black, Jeff Reicks a11d Kyle Ankenbauer. Back Row: Joh11 Fry. Dan Hall, Cha.,1
Gubbles. Brad Boga1·dus, Mike Lucas. Eric Evans. Heath Epperson. Josh Probst aid Coach Joe A11ke11bauer.
Coach's Corner
Joe Anl<enbauer
Coached: 29 years
Greatest accomplish~
ment for 2003-04 season: Sending two runners to state; the boys'
tea m w in nin g two
meets.
FavorTte Quote: "If it
were easy. every Tom.
Dick, and (your name
here) would do it."
Men's State Qualifier
Dan McMullen
-First guy from LC to
qualify since 1 984
-Placed 8th at Districts
-Placed 42nd at State
with time a 17:00
-Advice to runners:
"Don't give up and stay
off the drugs!"
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t tnlC'of 1:11.02.
While doing a t ouch-tum J.Jring the btlttt:rfly race.
Jriorl.ori Haney~ tofitiie;l1the race. Wrth a time
of 1 :06. 4 4. Lori rai'tf; tiitlth in flChool hiGtory.
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Back Row: r k Lo1111, Nick Woodrow, Michac>I Su ... 1weeks,
Chds Grab~w 1 Matt FenJer. Front Row: ach Bt1.1c:e
Schomburg, Sa111 B!ac~, Clm::- W1Hi,am_ aid Jo11c>t ha11
Mat ula.
The 2003-2004 girls swim team may have been
one of the best teams yet. The team was much larger
this year making it much easier to maneuv r. The swimmers got more chances to score and swim what they
li ke to swim. Coach Bruce Schomburg says, "I love developing young athletes and watching them compete."
This w as evident with the strong cardiovascular practices to get the girls in shape for meets .
The girls only lost one dual to Carrol, Iowa.
and they did very well at state. Five girls went to state
for individual events and they all did relays together.
"The state meet w as w hen our team fini shed
twelfth place. and w e finally made it on the score
board," exclaimed Schomburg.
The team as a w hole was very competitive this
year and most of them stay active in sw imming year
round.
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Skutt Catholic
QroOO Northwe;t
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Orooha Cmtral
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Back Row: Kelsay SchL1 111l1 Lll"1}
Shu11 -Sho FL11 10. Li1dse.y
Bel11'e11s. Te.sea E..iwal'.iS, Sha111w11 Gi-alia111, Kelli Crai11,
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aid Jessica Ohli11oel'. Middle
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Re.e.i. Meoa11 Bozwell. Li11 a
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a11'i A11 1be.1· Cle11w1 1s. Middle
Front: Coach Dl'Uce
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MH &Dre Places
Sioux Oty East Pentathlon
Miro.ui Valley Relays
Sioux Gty East
West D!i Moines Valley Invite
Sioll'< Gty Metro
AbraMm Llnooln
Ce:lar Falls Invite
Carroll
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\.ouncil Bluffs Qty Ml'el
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tate Meet @ Fort Dex.I~
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G11ch'r Gi/f~i Bruce Schomburg
My favorite part about coaching is the competition and developing young athletes. My
most memorable moment of the season was
the state meet. Our team finished 12th, and
the girls took a team picutre standing next to
the scoreboard displaying the team stand- •
ings. l like that our swirn team is so competitive. They love to compete, and most of them
are active in swimming all year long.
sta Han!:!ln and Dawn Longmeyer. Drawing by Becca !!hephard. !!tory by Dawn Longmeyer.
P'umpit10 up the football crowd
1611't all that junior Haley Cor+in
hae. C...•rbln i6 a two-year cheerleader for l'.ll6kel:ball ae well.
With all 1 expr~n. aenlor
Heather Exley, co11c1mt rat -ee on
the game. Exley is the 200 3-
2004 cheereadi11g c.o-capta11 1.
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The 2003-2004 LCHS cheer squad has made it a long way. The team has I
grown so much and it's sad to say but the majority of the girls w ill be graduating 11
this year.
"Every year I get closer and closer to the girls, no matter if it's your first year I
or 4th year," said -Coach Tracy McVey, "they are special to me."
The girls have learned to w ork as a team. "They proved to me that w hen
push comes to shove. they w ill succeed ." said Mcv ey. The girls did a great j ob
showing that in the Cheer Xtreme compition, w here they took 2nd place.
This year the squad had two captians. Co-captains Heather Exely and
Heather Hamsa both gave their all everyday and kept the team going.
"I am going to miss the relationships that were built with the girls that
have been on the squad for several years and are seniors." says McVey.
Even though the squad is losing nine very talented girls that w ill be mi ssed
very much. it is leaving the door open for so many opportunites to come.
Cheering 011 t he wrest len:;, Reaaan Be.cke11"101f, Bria1111e
Gerhardt. Ly1dsey Howell a1i.1 Heat her Ha111sa. e11-
cournae the wrestler t o Fill the.ii· 111a11.
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a11,1 Heather Ha111sa. wait for the 11e't 111ove.
FroKI:· Row: ;\u ne<:' P1c!:.e.ri11u. HC"ather E.xl<"y, Rachel Sin1011i11, Heatlie1· Ha1110a a11Li Bda1 111C" C::c.d1ar.it.
5eoJ11d Row. AHy Fellel', Bria111 ie Dien:t0. Nicki Ne.al, Mi~y Fi6"1n, Holly E11aelst a.i aid Da11i RoH11e<.11t
fuid ~v k''lt.J.illl e~u1dc11f. Me.._1a11 fc11 11c.dc.au, Haley C~ h11, Sara Tiif1lett, Li1deey fode, Ll1iistil1<'
11kJ .n i Ly1 dz-ey Howell.
Photoi: by !!arah Hull and Pam !!horny
Senior Ah1ie.e
Pickering ehows what. ..
ehe can bring to the e;qu~ ...
As a first year cheerleader sh~
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doing her back handsprings.
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It's safe to say the Titan wrestlers had another great year.
With nine qualifying for state at the district meet, and seven placing, the Titans dominated the state meet. Lewis Central wrestled
their way to the third State Championship in five years. Al l nine
qualifiers helped the team to achieve this great victory by scoring
points in the first round.
Throughout the season, the wrestlers all helped to score
many points at tourna- ments. The Titans won the
CB Invite by out- scoring Mi llard West
by 84 points.
En ding the s e a s o n
Front Row: Rachel Driver, Lisa Salvo, Kristin EIJbs, Julie Rochholz and Whitney
Geise. Second Row: Coach Chad Beama11, Just in Ross, Austin Croushorn, Branc-ion
Mason, Je1·en1y Coe, Tobyn Ward, Luke Stamp, James Sn ii'th and Coach Trevo1·
Carl'itt. Third Row: Coach Ryan Barker, Jeff Rau, Barak Davis, Jimmy Wat ens,
Nathan Vanoiedoo, Mike Stamp, Travis Greer, Dan DeVetter an.i Coacl1 Lee Sn1ith.
Fourth Row: Vince Junior, Jo1·"fan Besco, Cole Otto, Mik Meiers, Damo11 Coyle,
Chi-is Lee, Dustin Rasmussen, Jorey Housley a11d Kyle Wicke1·sha111. Back Row: Josh
Moore, Tony Weihe, Jake Vi11cent , A.fa111 Dieatl'ick, Jack Moss and Kyle Zaloudek.
w ith vie- , -..::;::""- .. tories, Rau,
D av i s , ._ ~ . ....J Ward , the
Sta mp b r oth e r s,
Waters, Coe, Mason and Greer. all qualified for State. Placing at
State: Rau, 3rd; Davis, 3rd; Ward, 3rd; L Stamp, 5th; M. Stamp,
3rd; Waters, 2nd; and Mason, 1st.
Advancing to the State Dual Team competiton the Titans
placed 3rd with out-standing performances from all of the w resC.01-rt1·olli1l{J his Of-1f'One11t, eopho111ore Luke
Stan lf-1, 1 301bs., wilisthe111at ch.Stamp
place.i 5th at the Stat e Tournament.
tlers.
Varsity Line-up and Record
1 03 Jeff Rau 52-2 145 Jimmy W aters 45-5
112 Barak Davis 40-1 2 1 52 Jeremy Coe 30-24
1 19 Adam Dieatrick 13-21 1 60 Brandon Mason 52-0
125 Tobyn Ward 49-4 1 71 Nate Vanderloo 14-32
1 30 Luke Stamp 30-1 2 1 89 Jake Vincent 1-6
1 35 Austin Croushorn 22-26 2 1 5 Travis Greer 38-14
140 Mike Stamp 45-7
Goino for t he pi11, ju11ior Toliy11 War"i11 1akes his OPf-'•"ne11t suffer. W_1d lu.i .1
. . . . t ot al of 2 0 pins this seaf>On. Hold1no hts 111a11 , junior Travis G1·eer, 2 1 5
ll1s., makes a 01·eat frst · l'OLln.i showino. Greer
also did a oreat job at Team Duals. -
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How would y ou contrast the team this
year from last year? 111e t eam is a diffe1·ent grnup of kids. A lot more y ou11g
kids am in t he line up and t 1ern a1·e new
faces. We just took the good things
fro111 last year and kept the111, and
changed t he bad t hings from last yea1·.
How would you describe your coaching
method? Consist ant et flexable. I
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Front- Row: Ashley Richter, Jessica Hansen an.1 Kim \I anNor dst1·and. Second Row: Ashley Knoble, Mandy
Husz, Bekki Heideman, Dani Mesche1·, Lili Kovacs, Courtn1e Dennis, Sara C-unv"ilach a11d Diana Mescher. Third
Row: McKayla Christiansen. Coaches: Chris Hanafan and Ron F. · scht. Manager: Chelsea Mcfarland.
When the 2003-2004 basketball season started this year. no one could have
guessed how would end. The Lewis Central girls basketball team had an outstanding season. The team finished 18-4, the best record in 5-on-5 history.
At the beginning of the season. the Titans had a rough start going 3-3 before
the winter break. In January. the team took a turn for the better starting w ith a 1 5
game w inning streak.
"The key to that w inning streak w as that the team really came together and
played as one." said Coach Hanafan.
Although the Titans' dreams ended early, losing to cross-town rival Abraham
Lincoln in the second round of districts. no one could take away the experience that
the girls had.
"Being able to have a group of girls that loved each other as teammates. let
alone great friends. made for wonderful team chemistry," said junior guard Dani
Mescher.
The Titans w ill be losing one senior next year. Lili Kovacs. As a foreign exchange student from Hungary. she brought a lot to the team and wi ll be missed
greatly. The Titans w ill start next year's season with a positive attitude and the heart
to get to the state tournament. the team's dream.
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12 girls came together and had tremendous team
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Name: Lili Fruzsina Kovacs
Birthday: December 24, 1985
Place of Birth: Miskolc
Favortie Games: Beating Denison and
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Biggest Change: Not putting ketchup on your
pizza.
Favorite American Food: Taco Bell
Best Memory: When we had a team sleep over
and we TP' d our coaches.
Quote: "Coming here will be unforgettable, I
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The Lewis Central boy's basketball team finished 1 2-
1 1 in the 2003-2004 season. This year, the Titans advanced to
the second round of districts, where they faced Sioux City
North. Even though it w as a hard fought game, the Titans
came up short.
This year, one thing in particular became pre'.:ent
throughout the entire team ... their work ethic.
The Titans came into every practice and
game with the mindsetof1mproving each and ev- ery day.
" T h e boys worked as
hard as they could during the
season, always wanting to push
themselves as far as th ey co uld."
sa id Head Coach Dan Miller.
This year the boys basketball team
loses six seniors : Justin Cooper, Jason Di ck, W es
Flores, Casey Newsom, Zach Paulson and Jeremy Petsche.
Each of these men brought talents to the team that can not
be easily replaced.
Next year, the numerous returning players w ill continue to work hard each and every day, as they strive for the
ultimate goal, to make it to the State Tournament.
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Fro1rt Row: Taylol' Marchese. Micheal.a Kof1ia::;z, A..1.al 11 Cooney. Joel E..1wa1·ds, Kyle Coul'tel', A1dy
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This season the Titan tennis teams did
an outstanding job. It w as tough competition w hen it came to getting a seed
this year. This was proven w hen Lewis
Central became the home of the City
Champs. Junior Jessica Hansen took
home the title for the girls and senior
Wes Flores brought us the title for the
boys. Not only that but the girls did an
excellent j ob at regionals. The skill and
talent shown at regionals is w hat sent
Hansen to state. The boys w ere not able
to make it to state, but they showed
dedication and passion on the courts
at districts. The doubles team of Flores
and fellow senior Steven Harvey took
4th place at districts. Both teams have
a natural chemistry w ith each other.
and they have learned to predict one
another's moves and w ork together. The
coaches have been very satisfied w ith
the teamw ork. This year's Lew is Central
tennis is a prime example of a proud
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year. the Lewis Central girl's soccer team had
many goals and expectations for the season.
The team w orked hard and put in many hours
of practice to meet their goals.
"Everyon e's hard work and dedicati on at practices really paid o ff to hel p us
become city champs. " said junior Cou rtnie
Dennis.
As th e season progressed. the girls
continued th eir w inning streak. The streak
included a game against city-rival Abraham
Lincoln. Pulling together. tl1e Titans captur d
the hard-fought victory.
The girls came togetl1er this past season and were successful. They learned a lot
about each other. made the season fun. and
became friends on and off the field .
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WalteJ" L)fhJ111, :::ach Pau\::v11 aid Da11 Bltl Third Rew. Bl'a1di Belt . Nikki Bellows. l<eitli C'oetz.
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W.1lte1'0, St eve1 1 B..11tc<, .loe Lai dolt. Cc1a.:h SU L.eythan 1 a1 i..Koach Jeny Willel'.Bad:Rcw.Sl1J1y
Co11L'Vff, Cl1iist opl·lc'1 ·N.;1v;a1r c<t e. Co1 y J~. Kcl'ey Mali1itt . A1 dy Kei:xl', D.1 l i A1te.il!.Ja, . h11
N.Y<>L11 ·ek, Kcirey Lai le', A ia11 1 C<.101 k'y. Joel E..1w;ar,i:c. Eva11St1111111y, Aia11 1 Lai kh Bra1do11 [I.Iffy,
a1 li fi-.iitik KL11 uvilbt
Photos By Jgssiea Hargis and Katig Bogsg
Bottom Row L to R: Ryan Whittil1(Jton. J.ame.s Nguyen, Mike F11 111, Da111on Coyle, Dai 1 McMullen, Ch&d C-ul,bels.
Werey Fi-ar'e. Trcmt Coyle, Au5ti11 Tech ar1d \ 'u1Ce.Ht J.11101 · Second Row. fo11y W eilie. Bi ·i.dy Ettleo11, Al dy E.,{:tif:vt 1.
JakcJ Ha11sen, .!or.fan Def.GO, Ada111 GOS€>. Logan Q.;;ui;, ..'eff Reich;, Jere111y Stuh1·, To11y Das\111er a11d Heat I 1
Epperso1t Third Row. A.won Pet h, Dan F1rn , Josh I ooi·e, Devin Jud, MteDawso11. Josh Fellows. Bra11.lo11 Jacora.
Alex Smith. Brody Bockenst ea..1 ai-d Dan Hall. Fourtli Row. Brad South. la Ellioo11. Eric Bu1111eist er . .le1·cJniy
Petschcl, Kyle f cJnlicJy. Casey Newsom. Jc:remy Ya!.e<;, lo.{:t ;J11eschafer. Atl..1rewMonisan..1 Brad Bogar.k·.
Putting forth a w inning effort, the boys track teams bursted into a new season,
they led themselves into w hat they hoped would be a successful year. With everything
from the shot-put to the long jump, it took a lot of hard work to reach their peak. The
team came a long way, but is w hat they did last year an improvement from previous
years?
"Working together and doing the best we are able to do," sa id junior Jesse
Dofner.
Doing the best that they are able to do takes hard work, and hard work is what
it takes to be successful. Aside from that, teamwork is also important. Without thinking as
a team, the goals of the team and team mates would be impossible to reach. Reaching
for goals is something that pushes the teams mates to work hard, and their personal
goals keep them striving to be better.
"I want to be a better team player. and to make more friends," said Dofner.
Teamwork is always something good to strive for. but it takes hardwork and
dedication to achieve. The boy's dedication and desire to reach the goals they set really
inspired them to complete an outstanding season.
Co'!fcler . . . Coillef . . .
The reason we
have been so
successful this
year is that we
have a balanced
group of young
men. An d because of the balance, we have accomplished a lot of goals this season. We also have had excellent senior leadership throughout the year.
-Coach Barb Moates
What Is Youf' Most
Memof'able Tf'ael<
Moment?
Jumping 6 feet 8 quarter inches in the high
jump.
-Senia Jeremy Pets:te
Hitting 42 feet in the
shot put.
- Jma &ody Bcxkerstedt
Getting my best 800
P.R. in the 1600 medley
at the Harlan Meet.
-~eOod
Gbbles
What f$ Youl' Mo$t
Memol'able Tf'aek
Moment?
Riding a charter bus to the
C onference M eet and
having a bathroom and
a comfortable seat.
- Senior Jamie T oylor
Getting hit in the foot
w ith a d iscus at the
Denison Meet.
- Junior Rikki Southard
When Rochel Driver was
spitting sun flower seeds
at the A tlantic Meet.
-Sophomore Tiffany Clark
BC1ttom Row L to R: Jan 1ie. Tayla1·, A111a1 loia Wyatt, He.athe.r
Exley and Lili Kovacs. Second Row: Kri0t e11 COf'pa. Meaan
H10a111s, Rachel Teriy. Rikki Southa1·d, Kri0t y 11 Hill, Me.aan
L'nameyer, Nicie nke.11L'auer an,i Meli1 loia Johneo11. ll1ird Row:
Coach Ron Frascht , Coach Je111 1ife.r Willer, Li0a Salva, En 1i ly
McMullen, Shelby Ellison, Sa1i.ira Wallin, Kri00y Enale. Kiln
Behnms ai d Recd Woo.ifor.i. Fo1.wth Row: Haley Cod,in, Dani
Rol,i11so11, Kat ie Fast11acht, Te50a Hc'f'SOl l, Katie. Boese,
Niyla Chi-istia115e11 a11,i Tiffany Clark.
Gqc/er Gi/1~f
Our girls did a great
job this year. The
way our times are
now, we have a
chance to get more
girls to state than
we ever have. All
the girls out have
a great work ethic and we had excellent senior leadership.
-Coach Ron Frascht
The girls track season started off with hard work and tiring practices . hard work
that lasted to the fi nal meet. With all of the hard work, the girls were successful at their
competitions. Striving for wins is what kept them going.
"Successful meets make everyone give their 1 00% effort," said j unior Haley Corbin.
Whether it's a success or a loss, teams always had to take each meet as it came.
Every w in must be used positively and every loss must be recovered from. In drama the
recovery is more important than the mistake. The same thing goes for sports teams. Every
team is going to make mistakes, but the recovery is more important. And to make a
successful recovery the group must work as a team. Along w ith teamw ork comes the
goals and desire. The goals are needed to keep the team going, to keep them striving to
be better. and desire is needed for them to reach their goals. Desire is needed for them
to want to make recoveries from mistakes. Without the desire the goals and recoveries
are never going to be met or made because there is no w ant for it to happen. While
desire and goals are necesary, teamwork is the most important. Without it, no team
could be successful. Do the track girls have the teamw ork any team needs to be great?
"Yes, we practice together and help each other reach our goals," said Corbin .
Teamwork, goals, desire. Three things that any team needs to be successful and
three thj ngs the girls track team has w orked hard to get.
Photos by J essica Hargis
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Track@
. ~ . . . . . . . . . Junior Donald Desuyo
Stand
ing
long
jump
100 yard da6h
Pag
m: desigmid by ~arah Bruning and Dani Morgan
"' ..... rrevhman 01lp Fll~t• • •
50
y
a
rddaf>h
Softball throw
J .1111 Jackf'cin: ·The beet
~ 'thing about· being a part I of 'the. Spaial Olympice
16 ruing the kide e:xperience. euccei;e;..
Be111ic~ Mace: .The r~t
thing about re.Ing a part
of theSpaial Olympk.f' le
the pride on the kide
fxe.e aa they cr.ioo t~
line:
Aooietant Coachet'> ,lilt ,13Ckoon, Bonny Wheddo11, Bernice Mace
Racing for the finleh line, freehman Chip
Flint and e-e11ior Andy Du~"l·ee run in the
5 0 yard daeh.
Run Tommy run! Freeh111 a n T 0111111y P e.dereen
rune to the finleh in the
5 0 yard dash.
' While ---- participating In ---- the Special ~ Olyn1pice, Cheryl Butle.r par'tfcipate.f'
In the e;t at1dlng long jump. In t.hle
eve11t. Butler placed third.
·The m.•et rewarding
'thing arout being p3r1"·
of 'the Spec.fat Olympia;
le watching the kids
when they c.•mpete recal.lf'ie 'they ge'I; e.• e:xciud, er>peclally when
they receive their
awar~. It doeen't·matt-er to them if they are
firet or laet·, they .iwe
proud to have 'the rit>bon
in their hand.·
Starting thier day out with sunshine, the
special olympic participants got ready for a day full
of challenges. The participants were ready and
exicted just to get out of school and show off what
they can do.
While starting her events off with the long
jump, Cheryl Bulter jumped her way into third place
in the long jump, while she placed first in the softball throw.
While watching over Cheryl, Donald
Desuyo was ready and set up to show his talents,
as he participated in the long jump which he got
second place in and he also placed second in the
1 00 yard dash.
While he was doing his long jump Andy
Duepree and Chip Flint raced each other in the SO
yard dash. Andy got third place while Chip wasn't
far behind in fourth place. Of course those weren't
the only events the boys raced in; Andy also got
sixth place in the softball' thorw and Chip got fourth
in the softball throw.
Between all the excitement of the other participants, Tommy Pedersen ran into second place
in the 50 yard dash and also threw fourth in the
softball throw.
So at the end of the day, each of the participants showcased their talents while the crowd
cheered loud and long for all of the participants.
f 811:111{} a leap of fl.in, junior Donald
D i.;uyo participat es In t he
etar 1ng long jump.
Back row: Chip Flint. Cheryl Butler and Andy Dupree. Fro11t row: Tommy
P ederee11. Donald Deeuyo and coach Bruce Shamburg.
Taking a break .. freehman Chip Flint
and coach Bonny Wheeldon, eit
and have a enact
Photos by f!arah Bruning and Dani Morgan Special Olympics@
unt~hine the Tiger Within.i aoi.r
Senior Kyle Caseon watche£> t o see where the ball will finish dudno 01 1e of
the teams daily practice. Casson has been on t he LC oolf tea111 since
2001 .
Senio1· Austin Croushorn looks 011 as ju11ior Kevi11 Boo.ar,-ius w:;it.ches to :: :e
where t he ball will la1 d. Booa1-.-1us has· ,,eel 1 011 the oolf t e .11 11 si11c-e. 2 0 L) 1 .
Front Row: Sea11 Boos, Brad Ba66, Jt,r.-ian Bocke1't, Austin Boege, Jeff Rau, El- Eu11cff
and Blake Loh11es. Second Row: Coach Lowell Kenndy, Austi11 Croushorn, Josh Stuhr. Kyl
Vinnier, Seth Yakel, Chds Paff, M.;itt faylo1· aid vlol111 Petri. Back Row: Scott M.:tHL' , 1L-i>
Sondag, Kyle Ca%011, Mike L-,:iza,l, Kevi11 Baoar,-iu,.:., Douo O'Reilly, Bria11 Wa1n•11, R1t I 1r. 1
Delfs a11d Coach ~lack Rose11thol.
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A PIAtt Above t~ Rest
Golf is the type of sport that requires teamwork, concentration and
dedication . Although each member golfs individually, the final team score is
added at the end of each tournament. Golf isn't the type of sport that gets
you fame and glory, it is a sport that gives you personal satisfaction.
"Golf is fun, I almost made varsity and I made JV," said freshman Eb
Evanoff.
According to several of the players, Coach Kennedy has had a very
positive effect on the kids he coaches.
"Kennedy is great because he helps me improve on things that I
am doing wrong," said Evanoff.
Golf gives kids the cl1ance to socialize w ith peers of all walks of life.
"I like being able to hang out with my friends and playing a sport
that I like all at the same time," said freshman Scott Mattox.
Throughout the year and with a lot of practice, many kids have
significantly improved their game.
"I lowered my score by three strokes and I'm playing varsity constantly," said junior Doug O'Reilly.
The main focus of golfing is getting the ball to go straight and far.
If personal success is your thing, the golf team w ill work for you.
B f'J'j'd' Of'J'rt f'J'ar rl G1rld' Sof'J'rtnf'J'arrl
Team Us Them Team Us Them
Harlan 195 175 Harlan 216 220
Glenwood 165 157 Atlantic 263 188
Keumper 185 155
Denison 159 152
Clarinda 167 162
A. L./T.J. lnvite 7th out of 14
Glenwood 228 259
St. Alberts/T.J. 225 200/205
Abe Lincoln 220 238
Keumper 220 185
Red Oak 235 228
L C. Invite 9th out of 18 Denison 263 205
Hawkeye 10 8th out of I 0 Clarinda 262 189
City 3rd out of 4 AL Invite 4th out of 7
District 11th out of 13 Tl In vite 5th out of 7
Hawkeye 10 8th out of 10
So o11 ore Jai111ee Friese11
==--~ ....
City 3rd out of 4
District 1 I th out of 12
So 11 e Sam Gusti11
Sopho11 1L1re All"l y CLiza,1 swinas
with all her 11 1ight t o get t he l1all
closer t o t he sco1·ing FOsitio11.
Coza,1 has l1ee11 on th0 golf t ea111
si11ce her fresh111a11 year.
Photos by Krista Hansen. Angela Osborn and Nicole Petri
"I have been oolfing since I
was th1·ee, and I co11ituned
to play. 1l1e last t wo yea1·s
I have L~ec:L 11 le rno1·e f ocuse..,1a11..,-l 11101·e serious."
-Senior Kyle Casson
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Back Row: Aai-o11 Peth, To111 Hutchinson, Austi11 Di11vil a11d AJ Baney.
Second Row: Travis Hitchcock, Bol1l'y Joh11so11, Josh Fellows and Tyler Drvol.
Front Row: Reed Peregoy, Alex Smith, B1·a11.1o11 Jacoba and Jeff Rau.
Back Row: Bra.1 South, Douo O'Reilly, Justi11 Coo e. 1·, Travis Hit clicock a1 i.1 Matt
Hassler. Front Row: Kevi11 Booar.1us, Korey Lai 1e, T yle.r D1 vol, Natlia11 H_1sh·c,uck,
Coached by: Ryan Ba1i:er
1l1e season went well, I
enjoyed winning and just
being part of the tea111.
-Fresh111an A,1a111 Larkin
This year t he team
worked well together,
asked ac ot~1e; · f 0 1 · help
and cheered eacl1ot 1er
on.
-Junio1· Shelby Johns n
Jeff Fou11tai11, B1·a1do11 Baker aid A1dy Ki0e1"
Coached by: Steve Koest er a11,1 Cha.1 Stalze1·
It has bee11 a lot of fun
because I got t o play
with my friends and
111ade new ones, an ... i I enjoye.1 being a part of
t he t ea111.
-Sophon 101 ·e Ki111
VanN01·dst ra11d
It was a lot of fun ooi110
fro111 fresh111a11 to JV. I
lovtd oetti1 l(J t o know the
gids an,j just beino aHe t o
be a 111e111ber of the t ea111.
-Sof,ho11101·e McKayla
Christ ia11se11
Olli· seaso11 wet 1t well,
we coulci have clol IC'
h:~tter, ut at least
we have 1·00111 t l,
i111f101'ive for 11ext ye at'.
-clu11iol' Co1·ey Lat 1e
Back Row: Devi11 Juel. To.1.1 Tate, Dan DeVetter, Andrew Morris, Eric Norris, Zach
Va11.1erloo a11.1 Rya11 Anderse11. Fourth Row: Jor.fon Besco, Riley La11.1olt, Alex Royce,
Ji111111y Wat ers, Jake Ha11se11, Ko.1y Housely an.i Kyle Flet cher. Third Row:.Chris Portera
Paff, ,loe Wilso11, Brn1do11 Co11a.1o11, To11y Dash11er, Da111on Coyle atld Nick F1tzo1waU.
Second Row: Jar.fan Bockert, Nate Qwck, Mike Wartier. Tre11t Byern, Rya11 Whitti11oto11,
Wes Frain, Matt Woods, First Row: Troy Sclwet'. Evan Sum111y, Brai11 Guthrie, Vi11c.e Ju11-
ior, Just·ill Pace and Mike Fit111.
Back Row: Bi-ad Booa1Ju0, Sc:ott Matt,,x, Buck Morl'is. ,fc, h1 1 F'etl'i _l id r.111 H.111.
Second Row: Di\1011 Ritcher, ,lustil 1 Cadso11, Set li Yakel, Sf-1e11cc.1· Hu11ter .111.i N.1t
Kleck11e1" Front Row: Eva1 i Sui 11111y. Bi·a.1 B.;iss, Shay Co11over, B1·.11 i.1011 [\iffy ~111..1
Avfa111 La1t i11.
Coached By: St eve. Koe.st e.r
Manager: Sarn Billesl1ach Coached by: Chris Hanafan an.i Travis Sell
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Back Row: Alicia Mel10li111J. Aly00ia SalVL', Whit1 ley Elliff, Sa1·a 5ille0l1ach, G1·ac:ic' lh.J1"11t •111,
Rachel 5oal'.1111a11 a11.1 A111a11.ia YL'l"k. Second Row: 5L1 1111ie. South, CL1l't11y K1 10He,
Ster lla11ie. 5eck11c'1-, .lulie. RLYllhL1 lz, Ly1dy An1 10tl'o110 aid Sal'all Wlllia1110. F1«'11t, R..:w:
Dia11.;i Me0che1· aid Kal'l'ie. Ha110e.11.
C.oache.i By: .le1111y Wllli.;i1110
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Back Row: Slla1111a De.lfo, Jillia11 Flol'es aid Meaa11 Hiooi11s, Second Row: Alli0011
Joh11so11, Li11c1x.y ToL1 le, CL1 1't11y K11c1He a11c1 Ka1·1,ie Ha11e-e.11. Firi;;"tRow: Bo1111ie South.
Ste~ a11ie 5ecki1el', ..._::l'ac:e llwrnto11, Sa111atha Walli11 aid Mallo1y Delo11a,
Coached by: Alli0011 foh 11e11 aid DL1uo Nau111e.11.
• Back Row: Co1 t .e.11ie Deni0. Kim Va11Nol'd0tranvl.
Apl'il Coope1· aid Cady h o0t. Second Row:
1,i~i.~•ll!f1~ Allison .lohnson, Alana Cozacl Ste~ 11i e • Nol'tan, Sa1 ·ah Willa1110, Me1·dith Sillau, Chelf.Ba
Mc:Fada1d a1ic1 Kac:ie Ankenl1 uel', Firs"t Row:
• Meline-la .loh11so11, Rachel Bol'ad111e11, Gracie
• ll1ornto1 1, Li1dsey TL1 0le, Kelli Coclwa11e anv1
• St epha11ie Wells .
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Second Row: Mad00a Rose11l1 oh1 n, Sandi 'a Wallin. Shelby Johnson, Rikki Southai j an,,1
Sa1·ah Hioai1 10, Fron"t Row: Jai111ee Fdese11, T1·aci Lauvel', Krist yn Hill, Rachel Teny anc1
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To our daughter & sister:
Go out in this world,
listen to the mus ic, &
dance through life!
Stay pos itive & anything
is possible.
We wish you fame & f ortune!
We wish you luck & love!
God Bless You!
Love,
Mom, Dad,
Cathryn, Phillip,
Matthew & Elaine
"----~------_...,;;,__ ________________ Zac Ellison -lJ Karen Watson
Holly,
The world is a better place
because you are in it. Thank you
for being you. Good Luck Always.
We're very proud of you.
Love, Mom & Chris
aso11.
You were bor11
seetJlg the wor la
fro• a iiffere11t
perspective.
May you u11iersta11a aJla e•-
brace the
tale11 ts a11a
gifts you were
give11. they are
your future. We
will always love
aJli support you.
M o• . Daa.
Jackso11
You are an1azing. We are
so p roud of you , all your
talents, and accon1plishments. K.eep setting your
..,..llA!'"""'"'" sites high and always give
it your best shot!
Remember we'll always be here for you
and we'll ALWAYS LOVE YOU.
Mom and Dad Robert Mason
How time flies! As you journey to a
new phase of your life, please know we are
always there to support you in whatever
y:ou choose. Congratulations! Mo1n & Jen
Prom the first day to the last,
it has been a joy to watch
you grow. We are proud of you
now and will be tn the future. We
love you!
Mom, DruL Kehly Krista Hans 1
Pagos dosignod by Nicki Noal
Tara,
We've enjoyed your curiosity and
loving nature as a child and have
continued to admire your determinatio
and empathy as a young woman.
We are proud of you and your
accomplishments, and we look forward
to your rewarding, successful future as
an adult. Congratulations!
Dear Am~,
Love: Dad, Mom,
Tabatha, Travis
Ever since ~olA were small ~olA Wive
been tfiat sfl~, flapp~ ltttle girl. Wflo
WOIAld flave tflolAg~ tfiat l{IAiet ltttle
Am~ WolAld .become Year.boo~ Edttor
& Homecoming Q1Aeenl
YolA are a .bealAtiflAI, talented,
dedicated da1Ag~er of tfle Lord &
friend to so man~. We Wive trlAI~
been blessed.
YolA are a jo~ in 01Ar fiearts, and we
love ~olA. JIASt remember to continlAe
to be ~olA - Tfle world is at ~olAr door.
All 01Ar Love,
Mom, Dad, Al~sa, Amber
To Our. Little Girl:
You have been a joyful blessing
since the beginning. You have
definitely made our lives interesting &
adventurous. We know it's a good
day-when you wake up at noon with a
smile on your face! Just rememberLife is what you make it. And we're
sure that with your positive attitude
and your smiling face, you will go far
in life. U
-==-~ ... Love,
Dad, Mom, Shay
Amy Barr
JESSICA,
YOUR YEARS WITH
WENT MUCH TOO QUICKLY!
IT HAS BEEN AMAZING TO
WATCH AS YOU DEVELOPED
FROM A SHY. TIMID
PRESCHOOLER TO THE CONFIDENT YOUNG WOMAN
YOU HAVE BECOME. YOU'VE
LEARNED ALREADY, ALTHOUGH IT WASN'T ALWAYS AN EASY PATH.
WHAT'S TRULY IMPORTANT
IN LIFE. KEEP YOUR
PERSPECTIVE & YOUR
BALANCE & YOU WILL
BE ASSURED A SUCCESSFUL
FUTURE! WE LOVE YOU &
ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU.
MOM, DAD, WHITNEY
Amavida,
Covigrat1Alatiovis! I'm so
pro1Ad of ~01A!
Love,
Mom
l.6t th6r6 v6 ~ In yoor em118
and wannth In yoor h8attl
l.ov6,
~ Mom, Dael, J.R. Nicki Neal
Justin,
From the day you were
bo1n, we knew you would
be a Superstar. Over the years you have proven
that to be true time and time again. Now you're
ready to embark on adult- hood. With that caring
heart of gold, your strong
determination and sense
of responsibilty, we know
your star will continue to
shine bright. We are so
proud of you! Love,
Mom Dad, Aaron, April
Laurel1-··Bal1d-A1a
Oueell""
l"ve learJlea that 111y
best f riella g. I Call ao
so111ethil1g &- have a fun
ti111e or ao :uothing g.
have the best t1111e.
Thal1ks for being that
best f rieJlcl aJlcl all the
great 111e111ories we have
lllacle ancl wtll continue
to 111ake. Goocl Luck ill
all you do. Best f rte]las
for 15 years &- still COUJltillg!
Love. Nickole
Nickole ""Ni~kt'
Through all the ba11claicls. 11ew f oocls. fights.
sleep overs. cla11ce class.
a11cl years. you· ve al ways
bee11 there for ae whe11 I
11eeclecl you. I 11ever iaagi11ecl that I wou.lcl have
the saae fr1e11cl froa age
4 U.lltil llOW. J"a SO glacl
that r ve ha.cl you. to share
all of the goocl & bacl
tiaes. Tha11ks for always
be111g there for ae. & I
hope we create aa11y
aore stories through the
years! Love. Lau.re11
Lauren Keal & Nicki Nea
We watc~ed ~olA rumble & called ~OIA "eras~." We
watc~ed ~otA speed b~ & called ~otA "flas~." From
"C~lpmtAVlR C~eeR5" to "Miss Pigg~," evevi as "T1Arl€e~
B1Att'' we t~o1Ag~t we were pretty.
From "floatie" to "Prlvicess" &
e~elas~es ivi excess. Determlvied,
expressive, witty & at times a llttle
obsessed. lvisplte of It all we've
alwa~ loved ~olA & ~viow ~01A'll
be a ~!Age s1Access.
Love: Mom Jon & Abb
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ha rd, ta~~: cll.artc=.¢·s, b=.¢·
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Brianne Diercks
So much ha_p_pineSs in that smile_ thats exactly
what you ve given us through the years. Whether
you re Singing, daneing or pgt hangmg out, your
light always shines.We're _proud of who you are and
know-your future will always be as brtght as your
smile.
Love,
Dad, Mom, Adam
Lauren Kealy
Amanda.
You have.
always be.en
OUR sunshine..
It's time. to
start your ne.w
adventure. and
brighten up the.
world II
Know that we.
are. always here.
for you: you
have. made us
very proud.
Love..
Morn. Dad. Matt
Amanda Wyatt
Ch..istine,
• • Lire IS a long and
bumpy :road and you've already come so f'ar. Remember that lire is what you
make of' it, so reach f'or it all.
We Love You!
Mom&Dad
Christine Swans< 1
Pagus dusignud by Nicki Nual
Jeremy,
Wheth er you were zooming around in a Pamper's box or crusin' in
your Chevy, you are our own "Pott County" version of a Chopper hit.
As a young boy you learned discipline and honor from karate. As you
matured into a young man, you learned you could accomplish anything with determination and desire. You always make us Smile and
see the lighter side of Life! Love,
.--~ Mom, Dad, Jamie
Daniel Ross Barnett
Congratulations!
You have given us so many wonderful
memories! We are proud of the
wonderful, fun person you have
become. Good luck and success in all
your adventures yet to come.
All our Love,
Mom & Dad
Jeremy Coe
W /lere db we oegzn Co Ceii f/ou
/low muo/l flou me&n Co us. You·ye
o een & o te.f .fz71& ..rz'noe t /le, dkf/
f/ou were 0 orn. rroni flouifz'r .ft'
~ if_pe.fo/looi flou·ye w&iiea
Jf.)z'{'/l uour /le&a /leid' /lz:g/i'- no
e&r.f-J'U.fC 025 !Ji&ns. We &re so
p oud' if f/ou. not' J 'usif or flour
&ooom!Jiz'..r/i'ment'.f & C&ient'.f, out'
or flour o/lozoe.f flou·ye m&ae &
C/le, .f/Jeot&i ;x:rson flou·ye oeoome.
roiiowflour /le&rC & flour are&m.f
Jf.)z' ii oome, Crue.
Love,
Mo1n, Dad, Steven, Steph,
Dan Barnett Marie
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Beth Sears
zacharv Michael Paulson
Zach,
We are so
proud of vou &
the responsible
person vou've
become. We are
blessed to have
vou in our lives.
Know we are
alwavs here for
vou, zachv,
and alwavs
remember how
much vour f amilv
loves vo11!
Love Always,
Dad, Mom,
Cassie & Maddie
Rachel,
Zach Paulson
?/run fut nuu iJ 91Jad'o. ?/rJlll t al1n n e uv
i o JI o nz' J. !33 u ( I It a I o ly I e and r, I a/J u.'
75/iey ate I !tin:?) of Vo tu o 1J.J fl I'll akin 8'/ fi/r; io Ille fullue, deaz. g:_f)e a1 e
;uoud of you and uull alw.ayo lo ue
you. ,_/f/run and <J1)ad
Nicole Petri
We cannot put into words how proud we are of you. Watching
you grow up into the beautiful and talented young woman that you are
has made us feel blessed. Always know that we are here for you and we
love you. Love,
Mom, Dad, Jon, Shelby
Rachel Simoni n
Don't just wish upon a
star-- REACH for one!
We wish you a life of
accomplishment, love, and
good health. Remember the
BEST is yet to come!! Aiid we
are beside you all the way.
Love ya' Mom & Dad Kristin Blum
BRENNA
(A Blond Mose Named Means Raven Haired
You're quite that girl, you're one of akind.
You're sweet as sugar, 'till you speak your
mind. You organize the world while your
roo1n is a mess. Though your closet is full,
sweats & T's are your dress. You 're wise
beyond your years; were you ever just a child?
Yet you 're one crazy goof ball, so zany & so
wild. One thing I know for certain is that
you'll always be my beloved daughter, my
best friend, & great c01npany.
ll1e stubbo1"n child is now grown up
& we k11ow you can accomplish
anything you desire- We Love You!
Dad, Mom, Nathan, Randi
Our Angel has grown to a beautiful
young woman. Good Luck! We Love
You!
Grandma & Grandpa Larsen & Sis
Tani
To our \itt\e. 4&UVl~\,,iVle.! You
\,,C\ve. bri~\,,te.Vle.o1 C\\\ of our
\,,e.C\rt 4&. ~C\Y ~oo) b\e.4&4& 'l'ou,
IV\ e. V e.r'(.t\,,IV\~
t\,,C\t ~
future. \,,o\o14&.
We. C\re. ve.ry
prouol of you!
Love., DC\o), Mo\ltl
& NC\t\,,C\V\
Rebecca Dreager
Car Iv
l<av
ffiay you never take one ein9fe bre
granted VVpenever 1 door c Joeee J !)ope
1 more open&. -Promiee me tbat you'll give
faitb a figbting cbance. :J bope you dance/
Loving you bae been one of tbe tnoet
fulfilling joy& of our live&.
We
Ltove
You!
,Oad,
"Sil lie,
Allie
we·ve been
toqether throuqh
the qood times
and the bad
times. Thanks for
an the wonderful
memories and
remember we·n
an be best
friends
forever.And
qood luck In the
future. ·
Brandi Belt, Tiffany Davis, Tacia Larsen
Pages dnsigned by Nicki Neal
R.AC4-JEL,
R.EMEM<?:>ER., Ll~E WILL
GIVE YOU Wf-JA~ YOU t\AAl~E O~ I~.
As YOUR. PAR.EN~s, WE 4-JAVE
GIVEN YOU LOV~ AND SUPPOR.~
As YOUR. ~0UNDA~10N. Now
f~'s UP ~o YOU, TO GIVE I~ YOUR.
ALL( ALWAYS CUA.. LOVE,
Mol\A AND DAD
We have watched
you grow from a boy
& overcome
challenges to
becoming a young
man. We are so
proud of all the
accomplishments &
growth that over the
years you have
shown. You are a
very special person
and strong enough to
endure any
responsibility you
face. Our wish for
you is to be happy,
responsible, & live
Love, Mom,
Dad and Kurt
your life in an ,
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Aimee Marie,
''T~e f1At1Are belotigs to t~ose w~
believe iti t~e bealAt~ of t~ir dreams."
Eleatior Roosevett
I t~it'I~ Gratidma sa~ it best W~t'I s~
calls ~olA ~r preciolAS atigel. YolA ~ave
beeti 01Ar atigel for t~e past 18 ~ears ...
tiow it's time to s~w t~ world jlASt
~ow special ~olA are. Love: Mom, Dad avid
t~e rest of ~olAr f amll~
xemplary fashion. Kyle Lee Ain1ee Coonce _____________________ ....._ __
Dear Angela,
You have always had music in
your heart and rhythm in your
soul Our Christmas baby has
grown into a beautiful young
woman who brings forth a
thousand joys. We are so proud
0£ you and love you so much.
From: Mom and Dad
Marissa kynn,
It's hard to b~li~v~ you'V~ gon~
from coloring books to coll~g~
books in ruch a short tim~. from
our shy littl~ .1.1Marissa Mou~" to
~~Rissy'', and now to ~~Marissa''--
r~ady to tak~ on th~ world.
-
'(Ill our loV\l and b1Zst
wish\ZS. Mom, ®ad,
Angela Jensen 1i1Zath1Zr and Tr1Znton Marissa Hough .__~----~~----=----=-----.......... -----=---~
You have brought joy to our lives and many wonderful memories.
Dream l>ig, smile often and may your life l>e filled with love and
happiness. We are so proud of you and all of your accomplishments.
Know that your family loves you and will always support you.
Congratulations! May all your
wishes and dreams come true.
Love: Mom, Dad, Andy and Eric
Pagf!s df!signf!d by Nicki Nf!al
Scott Verse - Alovig t~e wa~,
~DIA ~ave
evico1Avitered a
V11Am.ber of .b1Amps
avid twists lvi t~e
road .b1At as t~e
sa~lvig goes, "W~evi
Congrafrulation~I
t~e golvig gets to1Ag~, t~e to1Ag~ get
golvig." Keep 1Ap t~e good wor~
From
Gray one
BIAdd I We love OIA! Morn, Dad, are
Sometimes you're flush
and sometimes you're
bust, when you're up ifs
never as good as it seems
and when you're down "'
you never think you'll be
up again. But life goes on . .. aps
Love Your Sister Tyler Driver
Bow Are Things Geiag To Be Dif fere11t
For You After High School?
College will be the same I'm going to a wieked
as high school except ' awesome sehool in a wieked
won'f be living af home. awesome fown.-Del'ek Mefhel'
" Josh Moo11•e
3, 11 /Ja1Je to "RJor {more
and 3' 11 ne1Jer see
anyone again.
-'Danielle ~cha/Jen
I won't have to get up as
early. -Amanda Swett
I'll actually have to do
laundry, I'm pretty
irresponsible. And I'll
most likely forget
everything next year, I'm
an idoit. -Krista Hansen
I'll be studying
ahcoad in Spain
next spring.
-Tyk~
I 1M 601 N6 TO 'HAN6 OUT I WITH MY
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I was a freshman, and I knew I want.ea "to be
a part- of rt. I aloo eel at. home in Ames
because my pareent-5, aunt-6, uncles,
and grandparent-6 all went-1;o Iowa
St-a'te.
I like t-he a"t-m06pere around campus, t-he ro
people, and t-he profe%01·s. I just- got- - \
t-his feeling like I knew I was suppose t-o go --"'\
t-here. I want- t-o major in busine% wit-h an --
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7% UNI
29% Other Colleges
5% Undecided
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I'm going to Iowa beca!J5e of their great
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of my frie11de; there.
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I want to go into elementary educatio a d
UNI ie one of the beet h1 the Midweet. ve~ol'.le
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aloo liked the campue.
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Clark, Kimberly 59, 70, 73, 116
Clark, Logan 43, 70, 84, 120
Clark. Tiffany 51, 70, 71, 121
Clemons, Amber 59, 73. 107
Clemons, Danielle 51, 70. 72. 73, 74, 78. SS
Clevenger, Catrina 35
Clouser, Timothy 51, 55, 74
Cochrane, Kelli 89. J 18
Coe, Danielle
Coe. Jeremy 15, 18, 20, 25. 33, 35, 38, 82, IOI,
IIO, Ill, 141
Coleman, Matthew 25, 35, 90
Coleman, Nicholas 51, 90
Colllns, Crystal 21, 25, 35. 70, 72, 82, 149
Collin , Matthew 59
Collins, Richard 35
Colpitts. Samuel 17, 59, 72, 73
Colton. Toni
Colvin, Justina 59
Congdon, Brandon 59, 73, 88
Conner, Coleby SI
Conover, Shay 59, 66, 88, 89, 119
Conover, Tiffany 3. 14. 20, 2S, 35, 36, 49, 137
Convey, Sarah
Cook. Amber 25. JS, 48, 88, 89
Cook, Katherine 51, 70, 72, 7.l, 74, 76, 78, 82.
Coonce, Aimee 35, 48, 145
Coonce, Kaleigh 25, 35, 76, 77
Cooney, Adam 51, 101 , 114, 11 , 116. 117, 119
Cooper, A1>ril 51, 73, 89, 96, 97
A rraem,,ry 1asts f ,,rev er - never (kies ;t d;e, true fr;ends stay t'igether
and never say g,,,,dbye.
Cooper, .Justin 15, 25, 35, 36, 40, 88, 99, 114,
115, 117, 139
Coppa , Kristin 59, 73, 121
Corbin, Ashley
Corbin, Haley 43, 108, 109, 121
Courter, Kyle 51 , 115, 117
Cox, Emily 51 , 70, 72, 73, 74, 78, 82, 85
Coyle, Damon 59, 88, 90, 101, 110, 120
Coyle, Trenton 43, 90. 120
Cozad, Alana 51, 73, 104, 105
Cozad, Amy 6, 51, 73, 82, 94, 124, 125
Cozad, Michael 15, 47, 56, 82, 124
Crane, Ashley 35
Crawford, Sarah 51, 72, 73, 74, 76
Creps, .Jennifer 59. 73, 90
Creps. alcr-i 9, 73. 90
Croushorn Austin 4, 14, 15, 18. 20, 22. 25, 33.
35. 3 4 105, llO, 111, 124
Croushorn, ·aela 51. 55. 82. 118
Cyboron. Ryan 8. 14, 15, 18, 20. 25, 35, 37. 40,
74, 75, 76, 77
D
Danielsen. Mallory 97
Dan ielsen. Terrv 59
Dap en, Jessica. 58. 59. 73, 76, 80, 116
Darnell, Kimberli 3, 9, 18, 20,'21. 26, 35, 39. 48.
49. 56, 80, 82, 118
Dash ner, Anthony 60, 70, 73, 88, 120
Dashner, Justin 43, 70, 72, 73, 82, 95
Davi • Barak 43, 110, 111
Davis, Dale 6
Davi , Tiffany 7, 26, 33, 35, 51, 84. 144
Dawson, Michael 26, 34, 35. 36, 57, 120
Delaney, Patrick 21. 22, 26, 33, 35, 38
Delanty, Dustin 14, 15
Delfs, Richard 40. 51. 72, 7 , 124
Del[ S auna 60, 73. 89, 10
DcLira, Alexandria 35
llcLong, April
Delong, Mallory 19. 60. 89. 118
Delpl1, Brianna 60, 70
Denni , Courtni 2, 43, 72, 82. 89, 96, 97, 102.
103, 112, 113, 118
Desuyo. Donald 21. 43. 92. 122, 123
Deupree, Andrew 35, 122. 123
DeVetter, Daniel 60, 88, 110
DeVoss, Daniel 15, 43. 101, 119
Diaz, Yanira 73
Dick, .lason 22, 26. "35. 72, 81, 114 115, 116,
IJ 7, 136
I I atrick. Adam 51 , 110
tr k • Alicia 18, 51, 70. 124
rcks, Brianne J, 21, 23. 26, 34, .l5, 39. 70, 82.
18 • 140. 151
Diggs. Shawn 43
Diller. Mark 4, 18, 20, 26, 35, 37. 99, 146
Dillon. Andrew 26, 35, 69
Dillon, Jenna 43
Dillon, Matthew 43, 82
Dinvil, Austin 88
Dirks. Elise 51. 82
Duffin, Kellie 13. S2, 57, 73. 74, 76, 78, 82. 85
Dufner, Dennis 43
Dofner, Jesse SI
Dreager, Rebecca 22. 26, 3S. 38, 66, 70. 82. 144, 160
Dresen. Katie 22, 26. 35, 107
D ·ver, Amanda 26. 35. 68
Driver. Rachel 3, 43. 66. 89. 110
Driver. Tyler 15, 20, "6. 35. 37, 40, 117. 147
Drvol. Tyler 52, 55. 88
Duffy, Brandon 60, 88, 119
Dunham, Cassandra 60, 73
Dunham, Jacob 20, 22, 26. 35. 72, 76, 148
Durand, Ashley 43
Durfey, Tara 26, 33, 35, 37. 39. 96, 97, 137. 151
Durham, Chall 60
Dusing. Courtney 60. 70, 72, 73, 74, 76
Du sen, James 43, 52, 73, 82, 90. 119
Duysen, Zachary 73, 90. 119
E
Eakin • Jessica 60
Ebbs, Kristin 60, 110
Ebke, Christopher 43, 67. 70. 72, 7.\, 75, 76. 78. 85
Ebke. David 60, 70. 72, 73, 74. 75. 76, 77, 78
Edison, Andrew 43. 48, 101, 120
Edwards. Benjamin 43. 94. 101. 119
Edwards, Cassandra 7, 60. 73
Edwards, .Jennifer ll, 43
Edwards, Joel 43. 72. 73, 81, 82, 11S, 117. 119
Edwards. Mallory 58. 60, 73, 94
Edwards, Tanner 43, 68
Eissa, Jordan 60, 73
Eivins. Richard
Elgan. J~ I, S, IS, 21. 52, 72, 73. 74, 75, 76, 82. 101
Elliff, Whitney 60, 73, 89
Ellison. Shelby 60, 70. 104. 105, 121
Ellison, Zachary 26, .\3, 34. 35. 72, 104. 105.
120, 135
Elonich, Phalen 60
Engelstad. Chri topher 60, 72, 73
Engelstad, Holly 23, 26, 34, 35. 39, 66, 82, 92.
109, 136, 140, 148
Engle, Kristine 43. 70, 85, 121
Epperson, Brett 17. 60, 70, 71, 72, 73. 74, 75, 76, 119
Epperson, Heath 4.\, 82. 104, 105, 115, 117, 120
Erickson, Brady 43, 73, 90. 99. 101, 114, 115,
116. 117. 120
Photos by John Pt!tri and JQssica Hargis
Erickson, Jaclyn 60, 72, 73, 76, 80, 90, 99, 104,
105, 115, 116, 117
Ettinger, Jennifer 18. 60, 72, 73, 74, 78, 79, 80
Et'tinger. Joshua 43
Evanoff. Ebenezer 4, 60, 76, 124
Evans, Corrine 52, 7 3
E\•ans, Eric 43. 72, 73, 82, 99, 104, 105
Exley, Heather 7, 26, 35, 36, 72, 74, 82, 108, 10 , 121
Exley, William 52, 70, 72, 73, 74, 82, 101
F
Fanders, Gail 52, 116, 117
Fastnacht, Katie 121
Fastnacht, Troy 35
Feller. Abigail 43, 57, 109
Fellows. Joshua 52. 88, 120
.-erguson, Jako
Field , Maggie 52, 86. 87
Finegan. Tiffany 43, 47
Finiff. Emily 52
Finn. Daniel 43, 88. 101. 120
Finn, Michael 60. 70. 120
Fi cher, Daniel 52, 89. 119
Fischer, Meli sa 7, 26, 34. 35, 39, 48. 49, 82, 109,
145, 150, 148
F'itzgerald. A hley 43
Fitzgerald. Nichola 88
Flanagan, J ason 26, 35, ISO
Fletcher, Kyle 60, 74, 88
Flint, Charles 122. 123
Flores, Jillian 60, 63, 73, 89. 116
Flores. Wesley 22, 2.\, 26. 3S. 38. 114, 115, 116, 117
Fong, Shun-Sho 52. 73. 76. 78, 82, 99. 107
Foo. Sasha 14, 43
Fountain, Jeffrey 43, 48, 49, 66, 70, 71, 72, 82, 88
Frain. Wesley 60. 72. 73. 88, 120
Franks. Anissa 35
Frie en. aimee 52, 73, 124, 125
Fro t, Bi tie 52, 72. 73, 82
Fro t. Carly 6. 21. 23, 27, 33, 35, 38. 39, 48, 89,
7, 1 ' 124. 144
ry ohn 52. 104, 105
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Galloway. Elizabeth 7. 43. 70. 82. 104 105
Garnache. Sarah 27. 35. 84
Garlough, Anthony 60, 116. 117
Gates, Carly 43, 73
Gaytan, Olp·ia 17, 72, 73. 52. 118
Geier, athan 27. 34, 3S. 39
Geise. Whitney 16, 60. 73. 74, 76, 110
George. Tamara 40. S2
Gerhardt, Brianne 6, IS. 18. 20. 22. 24.
27, 35, 37, 39, 49. 82. ll6, 108. 109, 134
Gibb , David 35, 84
"o,,n 't be afrak) ,,f death, be afra;cl ,,f an un i;vecl 11fe. y,,u cl,,n 't have
t,, 11ve f,,rever, Y',u jUSt have t,, 11ve." -Tuck EvQrk~st;n9
Gibbs, Gerald 10
Gillette, Cayla 60, 70, 71, 72, 74, 116
Goethe, Kathryn 82
Goetz, Keit "I 35. 38. 70. 1
Goetz, Ryne 52
Golden, Brian 43, 70, 73
---"G..,.oot'alez, Ramiro
ood, Mark 35
Goodman. Nicole 27, 35
Goss. Adam 52. 72, 73, UU. 120
Graham, Richard 43
Grandfield, Cole 98, 99
Gray. Elizahet1' 52
Graybill, Tyler 52
Greer, Travis 101. 110
Griffis, Jesse 14. 52, 54
riger, Ste~lien 52
rosvenor. Joshua 14. 43. 72. 94. 19
Grund, Alex 52, 66. 73
Gi.a bels, Chad 52, 104, 105, 120
G n, DanieJ.43. 82. 114, 115, 116, 117, 119
G lacb, Sar 3 38, 43, 82. 88, 89, 102, 103.
11, 113
G In, Sara 5 , 3, 80, 124. 125
Guthrie. Brian 60. 88
Gutierrez, Gabino 73
Gwinn. Dal'id 27, 33, 35
H
Hale. Bradley 60
Hall, Danny 60, 73 88,
Hammermelster, ngel 6. 53,
Hammem1elster, J lea 73
Hamsa, Heather 22, 27, 34, 35, 10 • 109, 150
Haner, Heath '111, .JS, 36, 81. 151
Hane • Lori 43. 48. 106, 107
nsen, Heather 27. 35
nsen, Jacob 88. 120
nsen, Jessica 3, 43, 102. 103, 112, 113. 116,
117
Hansen. John 43, 74, 76
Hansen, Karrie 58. 60. 89, 116
Hansen, Katie 8, 14, 27. 35, 39
Hans . Kehly , 52, 73, 82, 124
Hansen, Krista 7, 27, 34, 35, 36, 38. 74, 76, 78
82. 86, 88, 89, 116, 136, 147
Hansen, oily 6 , 4 124
Hansen, Scott 60
Hardiman, Lora 35
Hargis, Jessfca 2. 18. 43, 81, 82, 89, 94, 95,
Harman. Nathan 43
H111rl , Jennifer 50,
H 't.l'U I 43 1,
I 73, 82
Har ey, Sara 73
Harvey. Steven 27, 34, 35, 38, 117
Ha. brouck. Nathan 27. 35. 84, 88, 99, 57
Hassler, tatt 88
Haye. , Erle 27, JS, 40. 78
H atb, Jacob 52
Heckermau. Jamie 27, 33, 35, 66. 82. 90
H~ • ..urman, Megan 60, 90, 94, 95
Sama ha 43. 73, 74, 76, 82, 85
Hei an. Rebeua 3. 7, 43. 80, 82, 88, 89, 92,
10.2, 103, 112, 113, 118
H pel, lchnla 35
Hende on Brtaa 18, 52. 70, 76, 77. 78, 79, 82,
94, 101
Henta.adt'2. Enes 8, 27. 33, 35, 81. 84
Hernandez. Maria 73
Hernandez. Marti 27, 35
Hiers Jr., Timothy 43
Higgins, Colin 52, 69, 73
Higgins, Erin 43, 72, 73, 78, 821 85, 104, 105
Higgins, Jes lea 27, 35
Higgins, Megan 60, 73, 121
Higgins, Sarah 7, 52, 82. 89
Hill, Kristyn 7, 52, 82, 89. 99. 04, 105, 118, 121
Himes. Heat er
Hinsley. Ket ie 23, 27, 35, 70 82, 90, 149
Hin ley, Rebecca 21, 70, 90
Hitchcock, Travis 2, 88
Hook, Joel
opson, Tessa 60, 69, 70. 8 , 21
ough, Marissa 3. 9, 15, 21. 28', 35, 36. 146
ough. Trenton ~ Utt. 117
Houri an, C yle S 36, 81 150
Housley, Jor y 60, UO oust y, Ko y 60, 88
ousley, Kri tin 21, 43, 84
owe I, Brandon 21, 22, 28, jS, 84. 90, 148
Howell, Lynd ey 43, 73, 90. 108, 109, 116
Hubka, Logan 58, 60
Hughes, Stephani 52
Hull, Sarah 6. ;z1, 43, 88, 89, 116
Hult ulst, Am~er
Hunter. Cody 52
Hunter, Spencer 60, 88
Hurst, John 60, 73
Husz, Mandy 7, 52, 72. 73, 80, 89, 99, 102. 103,
112, 124
Hutchinson. Tom 52, 80. 82. 88, 1J5. 117
J
.Jackson. Derek 52
Jackson, Joshua 35
Jackson. Melissa 53
Jackson. Robert 43
Jackson, Seth 10, 14, 18, , 72, 80, 82, 95, 101, 119
Pagog d9t:ig , od by Rachol Driver
.Jacoba, Brandon 88,
Jacobs, Matthew 60
Jacoby. Allison 43, 66, 70, 71, 72. 73, 74, 75, 76,
82. 85
Jacoby, Natalie 60, 70,
Jasek, Cory 40. 61. 76.
Jennings, Brandy 28, 3
Jens~n. Alex
Jensen, Angela 7. JS, 28, 35. 69, 70, 71, 72. 76
146
.Jensen, Chri topher 43
Jensen, Jamie 18, 53, 57, 73, 89
Johnson, Alli on 61, 89, 90
Johnson, Amanda 43, 73, 104, 105. 118
Johnson, Amber 7, 53, 72, 73, 76_, 82, 86. 87
Jol11,1son, Ashley 50, 53, 72, 73. 74, 76, 82, 85
John on, Blake 61, 85
Johnson, Camayla 43, 73, 99
Johnson, Melinda 61, 89, 91. 121
Johnson, Rebecca 43, 70
.Johnson. Robert 88, 101, 115, 117
John on, Shelby 45, 86, 88, 89
Jobn ton, Laura 61, 73
Jones, Autumn 53
Jones. D niel 58, 61
Jones, Ell~abeth 2, 53, 57, 73, 80, 82. 94, 9
Jones, Kevin 53, 70
Jone on, Jeffrey 13. 43
Jordan, .James 70, 73
Jordan, 1itch 53, 72
Juel, Devin 61. 88, 120
Junior. Vincent 61, 72, 73, 88, 100, 110, 120
K
Kaiser, Jacob 117
Kamish, Jc slca 22, l3, 2 , 3!, 70. 124, I
Kealy. Lauren 20 28, 35 70. 72, 76, 139. 1
Keller, Cody, SO, 53
Kelley Shannon 23, 28, • 5, 37, 82
Kemp, cott 98, 99
Kenealy Devon dt. 73. 74. 76 l18
Kephart, Bryna 61
King, Kala 28 33 , 39~ 70, 72. 82 ff. 148
King, Kaleb 45, 73, 7 • 82, 99
KlnKennon, Ronald 40, 53, 73
Kinney, Cassandra 61, 118
Kinn , es lea 61
Kinney, Jonathan 28. 35. 99
Kirlin. Kristy 28, 33. 35, 84
Kiser. Andy 21. 74. 75 88, 115. 119
Kleckner. Nathan 61, 73, 88
Klepfer. Julianna 45
Kmczich, Ryan 61
Knigge. Claire 3, 53, 72. 73, 74, 76. 85
Knohle, Ashley 2. 45. 82. 102 l 03, I I 2, 113. II
1 a 1uJays kneuJ ''" ,.,kh19 back ,.,n the tears tU{)U1d make me 1au9h, but 1
never knetu ''" ,.,kh19 back ,.,n the 1au9hs tu,-,u1d make me cry.
noble, Coi·tny 61. 89, 116
Kocourek. John 4S, 9S, 119
Kohlscheen. Jacob 53
Kohlscheen, Shawn 45
Kopiasz, Micheala 61, llS, 117
Kossow, shley 28, 3S, 37, 38, 48. 140
Kottke, Brent 28, 35, 68, 84
Ko\•acs, Lill 14, 21, 22, 28, 35. 37, 92, 102, 112.
113, 121, 151
Kreger, Sarah 38. 45. 46, 67, 72, 73. 74. 75, 76,
77, 78, 82, 85, 99
L
rmoi; , Sabrina 53, 73
rtus, hrlstopher 16. 53, 70, 73
, IJlake 61. 124
ni. · 35, 84
me er, Dawn 23, 29, 35. 72. 106, 107
1~ '4illrll!Ble:yer, Megan 4S, 48, 72, 86, 87, 104, 105, 121
• Alysa
• Todd 53, 104, 105
h Chelsea 17, 53. 70, 72, 73
nd 1. Brenna 3, IS. 18, 20. 29. 3S, 36. 38. 94,
Lyons. Fina 61
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Mabbitt, Brandon 53
Mabbitt, Emily 29, 35
Mabbitt. Korey 61
Mabbitt. Kyle 45
Marchese, Tayl9t 61. 115. 117
Martin, Kevin 45
l\fasker. Rachel 6. 14. 53, 73, 88. 89. 116. 117
Mason. Brandon 14, 21, 29. 35. 37, 82, 99, 110,
Ill, 151
Mason, Robert 29. 35. 66, 70, 71, 136
Mass, David 29. 35
Mass. Jared 45
Mass, Kimberly 61, 73
Matheis. Candace 53, 74
Matters. Traci 7, 29, 33, JS, 82. 104, 105
Mattox, Scott 61. 88, 124
Mayer, Seanna 82
Maynard, Chloe 61
ceammond, Joshua
cCoy. Patrick 35, 49
McDermott. Kathleen 6, 14, 53, 73 88. 89, tl6
McDo:nald, Andrew
McFarland, Chelsea S3, 70, 72. 73. 76, 89, 99
McFerrin. Kim 14, 46, 76. 89. 102, 103, 116
Mc:Grain. Kayla 53, 73. 82. 124
McKcrn. Melissa 9, 82, 86. 87, 94. 2S
McMullen, Daniel 29, 34. 35. 38, 104, 105. 120
M ullen, Emily 58, 61. 121, 124
Mc art and, Krista 61, 73
Mc iggan, Sarah
Mchsling. Alicia 61, 89
Meiers. Mich ~I 18. 23, 29, 3S, ~. 70. 81, 82, Uq,
Melby. Derre 53. 73. tot
Menke, Andre
Mescher, Benjamin
Mescher, Danielle 2. IS, 76, 72, 73, 77. 82, 86
87, 80. 99. 104, 105, 112. 113
Mescher, Diana 58. 61, ?2, 73. 76, 80, 89, 99
Mether, Derek i3 291 ~3 35. ,2, 147, 150
Metteer, Katie
etzger, Kevin 21, 29. 70. 72,
Me er, Kri tina 53
Meyer , tephAia.le 61, 73
iedl George 35
ii~I fleather
iller. Amber
Misfeldt, Maggie Il6
Misfeldt, Molly 82. 116
foe, Adam S3
Moe. Andrea 29, 3S, 66, 68. 69, 82
Moore, Emily 45, 48, 82
Moore. Joshua 3, 14. 29. 101, 110, 120. 147
Photos by John Petri and Jessica Hargis
Moore. Natasha 61
Morgan. Cayla 61
forgan, Danielle 14, 45, 88, 89
Morgan, Turner 45. 72, 73, 95, 119
Morris, Andrew 61, 62. 88, 120
Morrison, Ray
Mose, Alicia 45. 74, 78
Mose, Brittany 7. 61, 74, 76
Moss, Jack 7, 14, 29. 37, 90, 110, 50
Moss, Philip 4, 61, 90
Mucha, Bridgette
Mucha. Margaret 76
Mudra. Tanner 45
Murra~', Andrea 17, 61, 76
Musgrave. Dwight
Myres. Deeann 62
Myers. Stephanie 16
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Navarrete, Christopher Gl. 119
avarrete Jessica 45
a arrcte, Pablo 53,
eal. Ni~e 3. , 29 • 4 88
92, 109, i 38, 139
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O'Doniel, Kassie 4S
O' Neal, Douglas 30. 35
O"Neill, Abby S3. 90, 118
O"Neill. Alex SO. S3, 90
O'Reilly. Douglas 45, 68, 82, 88. 99. ll4, 115 •
116. 117, 124, 12S
Oehme, Andrea 70, 73. 78
Ohlinger. Jessica 61. 70, 72, 73, 74. 76. 107
Olsen, Daniel S3
Olsen. Michael 30, 35
Olsen, Timothy 30, 35
Olson, Bradley 53
0 Tilain~ 45, 73
OS Angela 45. 82, 88, 89, 118
Osborn, Walter 53, 101. 119
Osler, Andrew
Osler, Christopher
Otis. Jackie 35
Otis. Robert 30, 35
Otto, Cole 16, 30, 35, 110. 147
Otts, Thomas 14
Overstreet, John 4, 50, 53, 73
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Pace, Justin 61
Pace, Steven 40, 45, 57, 88
Page, Kaylene 61. 70. 72. 73. 76. 124
Palma, Rikayla 61, 73. 76
Palmerton, Kevin
Parsons, Michelle 16. 62, 73
P.etterson, Jacob 58, 62
Paulsen. Amanda 30. 35. 40, 70, 72
Paul en. Michelle 53. 70
Paulsen, Ricky 45. 66
Paulson, Cassie 62. 73, 94, 95, 118
Paulson, Zachary 18. 22. 30. 35. 98, 99, 115.
117. 119. 142
Pearcy, Courtney 14, 54, 73, 118
y. Morgan , 63, 73, 118
te , Johnny 62
en, Aar 72, 73
45
' 73, 88, 101. 1&.11'il'"':..i1!1i'.
62, 73, 88. 1
JO, 35, 88, 89,
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Ponce, Tr" ha 54, 70, 72. 73, 76
Poore. Heat her 21
"Poo r , Jt.-sse 54
Poor e, Shawna 46, 62
Porte r, Alicia 73
Porter, Tra vis 54
Portero Paff, Chr istopher 62, 70, 73, 88
Portr e , Rachel 54
Probst, J oshua 46, 85, 104, 105, 119
Procopio, Steven 30, 35
Prososki, Kiley 46
Pruett, dam
Pruett, Megan 70, 73
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Queen, Melissa 14, 54, 73
Quick, Natha niel 15, 62, 70, 71, 72, 73, 88
R
Ranney, Alyssa 46, 82, 86, 87, 104, 105, 116
Rasmussen, Dustin 40, 54, 110
Rathke, Kaila 30, 35, 84
Rau , Jeffrey 54, 82, 88, 110. 111, 124
Rausch, Rosemary 62, 116
Rayas, Jerrid 74, 75
. Reicks, Jeffrey 21, 30, 35, 84, l04, 105, 120
eis • Jos. ua 54
Reno, Mary 54
R~chter, Ashley 18. 46. 82, 86, 99, 112, 113
Richter. Dillon 62. 73 O, 88, 91
Richter, Kelsey 18, 54, ~ 91
.Riehle Sara 10, 46, 1. 73. 81, 82, 99, 95,
Riso, JJ,tlhany 54, 66, 72, 13, 74, 75, 76. 77. 78, 82, 8.5
Robert , Courtney 46, 62 73
Robinson, Marie 62, 109, 121
Rocha, Laura
Rochholz, Julie 62, 73, 89, 110
Rockwell, Tristan 70
Rogers. Jacob 46
Rogers, Megan 62, 73
Rogness. Chris 1. 50, 54, 72, 73, 76
Rose, N. Mlehael 62
Rosenbohm, ri sa 89
Ross. Justin 30, 33. 35. 101, 110, 111
Royce Alex t 88 ~
n z, F elicia 54, 70
Ryba, Jessica 62, 118
Salvo, Aly sia 8, 62. 73, 89, 110. 121
Salvo, Christopher 17, 30, 35. 70. 136
Salvo. Jacob 62. 66
Salvo. Lea ·'· 7, 18. 19, 30, 35. 36. 70, 76, 81. 82.
85, 102, 103
Saracay, Giovanni 50, 73
Saracay. Nancy 62
Sass. Alyssa 21, 46. 47, 84
Schaar, ichole 46, 76
Schabcn, Danielle 30, 35, 147
Schank. Lyndsay 19, 36, 68. 73. 82
Scheer, Brittney 46
Scheer, Troy 62, 88
Scheffel, Jenna 17, 54. 73, 82
Scheffel. Melynda 30, 35. 69, 74, 82, 85
Schendt, Nicolle 73
Scheuring. Hayley 54
Schieffer. Amanda 62. 73, 74, 116
Schimmel, Tara 20. 46, 48, 82
Schlueter, Daniel 62,
Schmader, Jaimie 46, 48, 73
Schomburg. Kelsey 62, 106, 107
Schultz. Brittany 46,
Schultz. Cassie 3, 36, 74. 75, 85
Schumann, Nichole 54
Schulte, Allison 46, 94. 95
~cbutte, Anna 62. 73, 95
Sci ally, Jennie 30, 35, 84
ear , Beth 70, 71, 72, 76, 85. 141 14~
avey, Justin
Seller , Wendy 54.
Senter, Alicia
Seydlltz, Jennifer 7, 23, 36, 39, 70, 71. 1 7
82, 104, 105
Shady, Benjamin 35, 104, 105
Shanks. Emil 6, 46, 72, 73, 76. 82, 88. 89, 9l
94, 95
Shanks, allo 4~ 54 73, 82, 96, 97
Sharp, Megan 62, 73, 7
Shaw, Jordan 73, 116
Shaw, Matthew 35
Sheffield, Britnec
Shelburg, M x1milion 62
Shepard, Amber 55, 73
Sheppard, Rebecca 6. 14, 54, 57, 73.
Sbeppa d, Rkba rd 62, 90
Sherbon, Pamela 62. 7 3
Sheridan, Amanda JI Ff
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78,79, 80, 82, 7, 104, 105
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Slllan. Mer e
97. 99
D{)f\ ' t cry because ;ts {)Ver, just sm;1e because ;t happened!
llva. Daniel 35, 46
lmonin, Rachel 7, IS. lS, 19, 20. 35, 36. 37, 48,
!19, 70, 71, 72, 81, S2, 92, 109, 142
Impson. Christina 17, 54, 73
Impson, Rachael 62
mlth. Alex 6, 50, 54. SS, 101. 120
Smith. Ashley 54, 70
mlth, Derck 62
mlth. James 46. 110, 111
Smith. Josephine 62
Smith, Kathleen 46, 72, 73
, mith, Travis 6. 46, 82. 119
Smits, Melinda 4, 20. 23, 35, 37. 3S, 39. 74, 78.
79. 82, 150
Somers. Nicholas 62. 72, 73, 74. 75. 76, 95
Sondag, Andrew 54, 73, 75, 124
Sousa. Chase 47, 73. 101
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Terrorism was a constant threat worldwide.
Bombings occurred in several Muslim
nations with western ties. Flights into the
U.S. were periodically canceled. Equipment
was installed at airports to conduct instant
background checks on visitors to the U.S.
In January, a dangerous cold spell gripped the
Northeast. The high demand for electricity
led utility companies to warn residents of
possible rolling blackouts.
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the site of t he World Trade Center, which
was destroyed on 9/ 11 . If built, the Freedom
Tower will reach 1. 776 feet and become the
tallest building in the world.
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FrenLh c:r tizens we1 e ar gered l>y the slo.-,
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We found him! After eight months of
searching, soldiers of the U.S. Army's 4th
Infantry Division captured Saddam Hussein,
former Iraqi dictator. Meanwhile, fighting
continued between insurgents and coalition
forces as it had since the fall of Iraq in
April 2003 .
A late December earthquake killed at least
25,000 people in Barn , Iran. Aid teams from 16
countries went to help, including volunteers
from the U.S., which was not on friendly
terms with Iran.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger, the Austrian liorn
body-builder and star of the The Terminator,
Terminator 2 Judgement Day and other action
movies, unseated unpopular Gov. Gray Davis
during an October recall election.
John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo
were found guilty in the Washington, D.C.
sniper shootings. Meanwhile, at least a dozen
shootings similar to those near Washington
occurred near Columbus, Ohio.
The nation followed the case of Scott
Peterson , who was to be tried in the
deaths of his wife, Lacy, and their unborn
son. Lacy's disappearance Dec . 24, 2002,
sparked a massive search in the Modesto,
Calif., area. Both bodies washed up on shore
in April 2003. . ..
A magnitude-6. 5 earthquake was felt
in December from San Francisco to Los
Angeles, killing three people and destroying
historic buildings in Paso Robles, including
the wooden cupola that housed the old twostory clock tower.
Celebrations in Vatican City in October
marked the 25th anniversary of the papacy
of Pope John Paul II. During the occasion,
the 83-year-old pope beatified Mother
Teresa, the nun who devoted most of her
life to caring for the sick and destitute in
Calcutta.
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Nations made preparations in case the virus
SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome)
decided to return t his winter. SARS, a flulike illness, began in early 2003 in Asia,
where many people wear face masks for
protection.
More than 20 people died, at least 1, 100
people lost their homes and thousands
were evacuated as California wildfires roared
from the Simi Valley south to San Diego in
the fall. Schools closed and airports were
shut down .
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list. People can request to be on the list and avoid calls from many telemarketers.
Get your rest before you get behind the wheel in New Jersey. The state has become the first
to have a law against drowsy driving. Under the law, a driver who causes a fatal crash can be
charged with vehicular homicide if there is evidence the driver was sleepy.
A homesick man thought it would be cheaper to fly himself home as cargo, but officials said he
paid about the same as a first-class ticket. Charles McKinley shipped himself in a crate from
New York to his parents' home in Dallas in a 15-hour journey that had officials concerned about
the lack of security.
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-rhe U.5. S20 t;ill got a makeover in the
-:ont1nu1ng at~eript by t he U.S. Treasury
Departrnerit t.c th 1art counterfeiters. The
most dr ar ;:i'.c change was the add:tion of
peach a~d blJe to the tra1i•ional green and
ac~ bill~
Ekaterina Dmitriev married Russian
cosmonaut Yuri Malenchenko while she stood
at the Johnson Space Center in Houston and
he was aboard the International Space
Station. A life-size cutout stood in for the
groom on the ground.
Alaba i a Chief Just ice Roy Moore was
removed from the bench in November for
refusing a federal judge's order to remove
the Ten Commandments from the Alabama
Supreme Court building. Protesters prayed
at t he site.
A Michigan man jumped into the Niagara
River and went over the Canadian side of
Niagara Falls - and lived. Kirk Jones was
fined $2,260 for his October plunge but
received a $100,000 circus contract.
Events worldwide marked the 15th annual
World AIDS Day Dec. 1. The United Nations
agency UNAIDS reported that in 2003, 40
million people worldwide were infected
with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. More
than half of those people live in Africa.
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ears since the 9/11 attacks. Are
Has the weak U.S. economy affected you in one or more of the following ways?
I had trouble finding a summer job.
At least one of my parents lost their job.
With less income coming to our family, I had to find a job to help out. _____ '-!.
I have felt school budget cuts in the classroom.
Luckily, none of the above. 39%
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With a tag-out at first base by pitcher Josh
Beckett, the Florida Marlins beat the New
York Yankees, 2·0, in Game Six to win the
World Series. It was the second Series win
for the 11 ·year-old franchise.
The University of Southern California and
Louisiana State University shared the
national t olleglate football title. Top-ranked
USC beat Michigan, 28·14, in the Rose Bowl,
and LSU held Oklahoma to a 21·14 Sugar
Bowl ftnal. Mixed poll results caused the
tit e sharing.
Lance Armstrong Is poised to become the
first person to win the Tour de France six
times, having won his fifth race in 2003. Only
four cyclists have won five of the grueling
bike races.
The WU A women's soccer league folded
five days before the Women's World Cup.
The league was unable to sustain Its fan
base and revenues following Its win In the
1999 tournament. Germany won the cup
this year.
Sexual assault charges filed against
basketball great Kobe Bryant tarnished his
image with fans and sponsors. Bryant earned
millions playing for the Los Angeles Lakers,
but he started losing endorsements worth
millions of dollars. . .
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losing her left arm to a shark. Bethany, 13,
began competing again several weeks after
the attack.
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phenom Freddy Adu to a four·year contract •
Adu signed with the Major Soccer League of
the U.S. after being pursued by several
international teams.
Pete Rose finally admitted it . The former
slugger said in his autobiography he
gambled on baseball while manager of the
Cincinnati Reds. Rose was banned for life
from baseball in 1989, making him ineligible
for the Baseball Hall of Fame.
The New England Patriots overcame the
Carolina Panthers, 32-29, in Super Bowl
XXXVlll, a game that pitted two strong
defensive teams. Once the offensive teams
got rolling, however, the lead see-sawed
until Patriots quarterback Tom Brady,
who was named MVP, set up the gamewinning kick by Adam Vinatieri with four
seconds left.
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Look for a U.S. manned moon mission around
2018 as President George W. Bush laid out
plans for Americans to go to the moon and
, Mars. The U.S. explored Mars this year with
its Spirit and Opportunity rovers, which sent
back spectacular photos of the red planet.
One of the rovers is depicted here in a
computer simulation.
Asimo, the four-foot robot made by Honda
of Japan, made a European tour in 2003, and
was the life of the party at a state dinner
in Czechoslovakia. Japanese Prime Minister
Junichiro Koizumi brought Asimo, and the
robot shook hands, spoke Czech and made
a toast. . ....
The U.S. fs not the only nation exploring
space. China launched its first manned
spaceship for a short flight. A European
probe failed to respond after landing on
Mars; however, while a European orbiter
was successfully circling Mars, a Japanese
probe failed to enter orbit.
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DNA testing rides to the rescue again, this
time to see who is buried in Billy the Kid's
grave. Billy the Kid supposedly was shot to
death and buried in New Mexico in 1881. But
two other men claimed to be the infamous
outlaw. Wrangling over exhuming the three
bodies has the case tied up in court.
Innovations in appliances were beginning to
reach the market. A new vacuum cleaner
roams by itself picking up dirt. And a new
oven acts like a refrigerator to keep food
cold before turning on the heat to cook
the meal.
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It is amazing we ever got off the ground.
In the re-enactment of the flight of
the Wright Brothers 100 years ago, the
reproduction of their flying machine never
flew, partially due to soggy weather. But the
celebration honoring the feat went on in Kill
Devil Hills, N.C.
Information storage options are getting
more portable. USB drives are smaller
than a cigarette lighter, and Zyon Systems
even makes the Xonix Memory Watch with
a drive attached to it. You can take your
information from one computer to another
without straining any muscles or carrying a
laptop computer.
Are you buying self-destructable DVDs to watch movies so you can throw them away
when you are done and not have to worry about returning t hem?
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No
Do you own a picture-taking cell phone?
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OutKast, a group formed by Andre 3000
and Big Boi, hit it big with Hey Ya! from
the Grammy-winning Album of the Year,
Speakerboxxx! The Love Below. Beyonce
Knowles captured four awards from t he
Billboard Music Awards, including new female
artist of the year, and five Grammys.
The show must go on.
John Ritter, producers for the T. V. show,
8 Simple Rules for Dating my Teenage
Daughter, brought in James Garner and
Suzanne Pleshette to play grandparents
as t he family struggled through the main
character's death.
Friends ended its 10-year, highly ra ted run
on NBC in May. Of the six stars, only Matt
LeBlanc wil l be continuing his role as Joey
in a spin -off next season.
for Best Picture,
nominations.
The fifth Harry Potter book was a pain for r
some children to read. The content of the
870-page Harry Potter and the Order of the
Phoenix was not a problem; however, some
younger readers enjoyed the book so much
they got headaches and strained necks.
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Britney Spears' new album, In the Zone,
debuted at the No. 1 spot, making her the
first female artist to debut four albums in a
row at the top of the charts. But Spears and
Madonna got more notice at the 2003 MTV
Music Awards for their infamous kiss. And
Spears got media attention of her 55-hour
marriage to childhood friend Jason Allen
Alexander.
The Recording Industry Association of
America escalated its battle against illegal
downloading and file-sharing by filing lawsuits
against people, mainly college students, who
swap massive amounts of music.
A large number of celebrity
occurred in 2003. Among the notables were
entertainer Bob Hope, singers Johnny Cash
and his wife, June Carter Cash, announcer
Rod Roddy of T.V.'s The Price is Right,
and Keiko the killer whale from the Free
Willy movies. Bob Keeshan, a.k.a. Captain
Kangaroo, passed away in early 2004 .
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The media frenzy about "Bennifer"- Ben
Affleck and Jennifer Lopez - ended when
the couple, who had been together for
18 months, broke off their engagement in
January.
One of the biggest weddings of the year, in
terms of money spent, was the marriage of
Bachelorette Trista Rehn and Ryan Sutter.
ABC spent more than $1 million on the
nuptials, which were seen by 17 million
viewers. Trista and Ryan were also paid $1
million after the ceremony.
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Pop sensation Michael Jackson was charged
with child molestation in alleged incidents
at his Neverland Ranch. Jackson denied
the charges, while family, friends and fans
came to his defense. Similar accusations
arose in 1993, but no charges were filed
in that case.
Pixar's Finding Nemo, was nominated
for an Academy Award for Best Animated
Feature. In interesting plot twists this year,
Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the
Black Pearl, starring Johnny Depp, and the
Haunted Mansion, starring Eddie Murphy,
were movies based on Disney theme
park rides.
Praise and worship albums were evolving,
reaching more of a mainstream sound with
songs from bands such as Third Day and
Mercy Me. I Can Only Imagine by Mercy
Me reached some secular air waves in the
process.
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Who was your favorite musical artist in 2003?
50 Cent
Linkin Park
OutKast
Good Charlotte
Kenny Chesney
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No
Don't Care
Bob Guiney from The Bachelor 4, chose
Estella Gardinier in November. By the end
of December the pair parted company.
Lang Lang, 21 , who came to the U.S. from
China about six years ago, has made a name
for himself in concert as a classical pianist
with flair.
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Whose reality is it? In the new Fox Network
reality television show, The Simple Life, Paris
Hilton and Nicole Richie moved in with the
Ledings, an Arkansas farm family. The show
poked fun at the wealthy pair as they tread
their way in a world far from their reality.
. .
Flash mobs were a phenomenon that developed
from cell phone text messaging. With one text
message, you could tell everyone you know
to meet at the same place at the same time
- say, 2 p.m. Saturday on Main Street - and
do something attention-getti~l!- llke a Tarzan
yell for 30 second5 - then leave .
wars bubbled up in schools amid
complaints that soft drinks are unhealthy
for children. Some districts removed pop
machines while others reduced the hours of
availability. The decision about what to do '
was not easy, as some districts needed the
revenue from the machines.
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What memories come to mind when you think of last summer? For
many, it's parties, late nights, sleeping in, laying around and getting a tan.
A more fortUJila~ student thinks of vacations out of this town, this
state, or even this ro tty.
"Ijumped otra cliff about two stories high at the Ozarks," said junior
Jeff Reicks. When asked whYJ he commented, "It was just something to do."
ry-eshman Brandon Jacoba said his favorite thing he did during the
summer was go on a caribbean cruise.
However,somestudents Ove r the s umme r. 1 we nt opted for a
summer joo. While having the to Seattle to bab ysit my responsibilitiy
of car paymen , insur-ane , cousins. Whil e I was the re gas and everyI made $ I .000 a nd saw a thing else, many teens, must WN BA game . worktheirsummer away. -Juni or Rache l Tho mpso n
"I worked all summer delivering food
trays at Mercy Hospital," said senior Tyler Nocita.
Whatever you did during the summer, whether it was hanging out
with friends, going on vacation, or working, students found a way to keep a
busy schedule, and the summer was over before they knew it!
An annual TP war causes seniors Katie Higgins, Tri l
Barnt.sen, Arnanda Sununy, Alyssa Barr, Sara Davidson, Holl
Fricke, Jill Husz, Aran Trade! and jenn.ifer Beckner rodr in
black to blend in with the darkness of the night.
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ln line for the carousel at Adventure Land, sophomores Alyssa Sass, Alyssa
Snell, Rachel Buswell , Sasha Foo and Sarah Hull clutch their prizes they've won
at the arcade games.
1. A Wafk To ReW'\eW'\bel"
2. +-low +-li9h
3. 13 C1hosts
4 . Va"' Witdel"
5 . Jay al'\d Sile"'+ Bob
St'1'ike Back "Give me a hug," says junior Amanda Wyatt to juniors Briaime Gerhardt, Ashley Kassow :md
Karen Wat.son, after mud wrestling on a random hot sununer day.
Pages designed by Amber Cook and Amy Barr
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1. Taco Bell
2. SL.1bvvay
3. BL-1""9e"" Ki"'9
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5. h11'\pel"ial Palace
The time passes quickly with jLu1ior Kaleigh
Coonce, sophomore Justin Pomeroy, and senior Andy Himes playing NM on their way to
Colorado.
Spending quite a bit of Lime at the
bowling alley, ju11iors Casey Newsom
and Ryan Cyboron, and sophomores
Kim Mcferrin and Ally Lainson sit
down and take a break.
In Florida, seniors Kevin McWhorrer, Luke Anderson, Gabe Rostennundt, Derek McComas and
Nick Hayes spent their free time during the day in the sun , sand and heat.
Photos ubrnitted by various students
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g{aceo !0- fifli0-(? I
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2. t-1ot Topic
3. SaW\ Cioody
4. The BL.1ckle
5. 'Tcu'qet ._
Survey results out of 150 students.
Attending sporting events,
catching the latest movie, or hanging
out with friends are a few of the choices
the average high school student has
for the weekend.
"I like to catch up on my sleep,"
said freshman Sarah Starnes, "But
when I'm not sleeping I'm usually
hanging out at a friend's house."
Many freshmen and sophomores aren't able to get Io places on
their own because they aren't of legal
driving age. But for juniors and seniors, it's different; they have the freedom to drive on their own.
"I normally drive to the football
games, home or away, on Friday
nights," said senior Jennifer Cain.
Whether it's going to practice,
watching a movie, or working over the
weekend, students always have something to do. No matter what the activity
is, just being with friends creates
memories that Will last a lifetime. Left: Fir t thing Friday morning, se- nior Matt Koppold wakes up and shaves
Pages designed by Stephanie Norton and Michelle Silva
for the dean-cut look for school. Contrary to popular belief, Coys of ten spend
irore time getting rca:ly than girls. Estimates range f ran the quick twrnty minute
look to starting the night lxfore.
Below: LC tudents gather in the
stands on Friday nights to support
the team ~4li e they play for the victory.
Left: On any Saturday morning sophomore Amanda Deeds finds it hard to motivate herself to get up. Depending on jobs
and activities, some students wake up at 7
AM, while others may sleep until noon.
&low: \'(/hile rneeting at the high oc.hool parking lot rn !'iiturclay nights, seniors Mark Teriy,
Dylan Davis, and !q]h01rcres Kendra Lndamen
and Stephanie B:11net wait for their other friends
to show up 1llie figuring out what to do next
T alcing time out from dinner at Applebees, juniors Tiffany Conover, Aimee Pickering,
Tara Durfey, Heather HanJSa, and Nicki Neal bunch up and smile for the camera.
Photo by: Sarah Hull
Left: On Sunday moming,many students go to church for Sunday School.
Below: Starting her homework at
the last minute on Sunday night,
sophomore Megan Longmeyer hurries to get it done.
Plw1u . '" · · s lacy Pu111..·r
CWdl Ike fiflyf,eo fJf 700tiay ... When you think of trends and fads for the year 2002, many
different fashion statements may come to mind. Long, fringy belts,
the peasanty tops, faded jeans, and the new use of wristbands
were among the new fashion styles.
Not only were these It makes me giggle when I see items popular, but
even more so was people trying really hard to the traditional
comfortable attire, impress others. such as blue and
white hooded -Sophomore Dani Mescher sweatshirts worn
by a majority of the s c h o o I ' s
population.
Some s feel that they may have to clue the
the "comfortable" concept when going to
smen take more time than needed to get
ready every morrting. However, the upperclassmen find nothing
wrong with rol out of bed and coming to school in sweatshirts
and sweatpan
"I thin
said senior ;:rr
All ty
it's popular o
"I like
express their i
Lea Salvo.
t som people try a little too hard to look good,"
Dur y.
f clo hing are generally accepted in LC whether
que.
students in our school dress. People can
alism and have their own styles," said junior
Displaying some of her beliefs and also sporting some
of her favorite tends, junior
I am Shorey proudly wears her
home-made pants.
Pages designed by Amy Barr and Amber Cook
Although this belt ha no
purpose for holding up her
pan ts, senior Sara Dm~dson
has it there as a trendy fr •h·
ion accessory.
After making a forever decision on her tattoo , junior
Kristy Kirlin shows off her
lower back.
Junior
Amber O:iok
Sophomore
Dan
Cn.ddcn
Junior Chris Tsuji
Sophomore Gabino Gutierrez
\XI earing one of her many l::ellybu tton rings, junior Amber
Strohbelm accessorizes her belly
as much as her hands and wrists.
Sophomore
Jessica Hargis
Junior
Ryan Showers
Junior Todd Tllieschafer
Trying to ku.>p wam1 in school.
sophomore Josh Grosvenor sports his
illlique scarf r:har he made in clothing
Photos by Amy Barr, Amber Cook, Sarah Hull, Dawn Longmeyer, Stacy Porter, Michelle Silva and Brad South
The annual rug-of-war contest has
seniors Jennifer Beckner, Megan
McKern, Katie Higgins, ]es.5ica Lee,
Rachel Grosvenor and Jenni W right
pulling with all their might.
Kicking off Spirit Week on Monday was Pajama Day where students just rolled out of
bed and came to schoo . Tuesday as Triplet Day followed by Wacky Wednesday. Students sported all kinds (i)f crazy outfits frollltSRonge Bob trios to wearing their underwear
~ on the outside of their clotties.
"My favorite spirit day is Wacky Wednesda~ because you don't have to dress a spe-
~ cific way, you can just wear whatever," said junior Rachel Simonin .
• ~ On Thursday, udents dressed as anything from the Flinstones to the Simpson's
for Favorite cartoon Cliaracter O y. Rounding out the wee , students displayed their blue
~ and white on Friday for S>pirit E>ay.
Throughout the eek: e..craz;y>© tfits were wor , but that's the fun of it. Junior
~ Dan Barnett said his favorite costumes were worn by seniors Scott Kemp, Luke Anderson
~ and Nick Hayes, who dressed as Greek Gods.
On Thursday night, Coronation was held for the first time
.-.l. in the new high school gym. "I think spirit week is great! You The Homecoming Court was intro- ...,._ get to wear what you want and
duced to the crowd, fol- express yourself." lowed by the senior football players'
~ recognition. After the dance -]Senior Jeff McQuinn team performance, the Battle of the
~ Classes took place, which was won by the seniors.
"I loved the part (of coronation) where the moms kissed
~c.\ the footbaJl players on the cheek. It was hilarious to hear which cheerleader they thought
\.]-' had kissed them," said senior Emily McManus.
Concluding the night was the cheerleaders' performance, the American Idol skit per-
~:n~~i~e~6:n~Q~!~~ g of Jami ey ani i anCf!J 00~ k , SturkntLife h~ / age designed by Amber Cook and Amy Barr
Taking a breath before diving bock in , sophomore Dan
DeVoss competes to find the jelly bean in a bucket of
whipped cream at Coronation.
Senior Cody Elgan , who thought that he was
being kissed by a cheerleader, was really being kissed by his mother.
ii sluts are a little small , ::eilim Tun Roo:ly, Kyle Kreger,
Orris Cbrk and Mark Hul±urd '-'= their tighty \\h ties \\.cl!
fr.r T riplct Day.
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You don't know the meaning of Wacky
Wednesday Lmtil you see it at LC. Sophomores
Josh Grosvenor and T umer Morgan show just a
glimpse of what wacky means to them.
Photos by Heather Hamsa, Dawn Longmeyer, Brad South, Christine Swanson, Karen Watson, Celeste Anderson and Pyles Studio
Spirit Week
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ft0-v.e Gazing with amusement, sophomores Joel Edwards
and Sara Riehle enjoy each other's company.
The Homecoming dance was different, t any other homecoming: it was held in the
new high school gym. The first thing st as they walked into the building were two
tables full of leis, which helped ere) ate the "Gilligan's Island of Love"
theme. Inside the gym, there was 1 gdiv an elaborate paradise setting at Stu
one end with the DJ set up at the other. There was a colorful canopy ct~~ .. .
under which the students danced · r is ·year. and dodged a constant circulation I of floating balloons. As the night -Junior Ai e Pickering went on, the crowd started to filter and as the last handful of stu- dents walked out the doors, the
new school had been settled in just a little bit more. One more activity held in this new
building; hundreds of new memories secured in the minds of the students who attended.
While showing off their moves in a train, seniorsJaimi Joneson,Sara Davidson
and sophomore Pat VanNordstrand encourage more people to follow their
lead.
Pages designed by Nicole Petri and Michelle Silva
How close is too clo e?
Juni r Amnncla Wyatt and sophomore Luke Thom en test the limits
at home l'ming.
"My favorite part of Snoball was how
beautiful my date was."
,Soph01nore Josh Grosvenor
"My favorite part of Snoball was seeing
who was crowned King and Queen!"
,Senior Kristine Norris
On January 18, paradise was captured in the Lewis Central High School gym for
Snoball 2003 .
The day sta rted with hair appointments, make-up appointments, and some last
minute shopping. Groups o friends began getting together around 4:30 at someone's
house for all o f the parents to take pictures. Many had dinner reservations for around 6:30
at vario us restauran ts such as Kobe's Steakhouse, Grisanti's and ;J'he Olive Garden. The
g roups the n h eaded to the dance afterwards.
The gym was decorated to car:ry out the theme
This Side of Heaven . The scene GoingouttodinneratBuca Di Beppos was blissfully decked out
with pastel blue colo rin , silver wasmyfavoritepartofthenight! balloons, stars, and a
large moon. -Junior Dawn Longmeyer
The night w s filled with
memorable moments. Several
devetoped from the night.
mus ic, dancing, and
differe nt opinion s
"I just wish it would have been longer since it's our last dance!" said senior Chad
Bartlett.
Even thoug~ it was the last Snoball for some, m ost p eople ag eed tha t it was we 11
worth going.
"It was by fa the best dance yet!" said so phomore Mandy Saar.
Pages designed by Emily Shanks and Ell en Nuss
Wa lking with case , seniors A lyssa Barr and Gabe
Rostermundt, confidently stroll 11~1 Corinarion Alley.
they called iny na1ne,
I didn't expect it at
all!"
,Queen Holly Fricke
Snoball Court 2003 Back Row:Jcremy Petsche,
Tim Reedy and O:ile Grandfield Third Row: Kellie
Doff in, Trisha Bamrscn ,Jill l-lus: , Katie Higgins, Scott
Kemp. Amlrcw Crawford and Lucas ll10mscn Second
Row: Aly:.sa Barr and L111dscy 1-loll'cll Front Row:
Luke Anclcno1, Rachel 5oh-o, Qucm Holly Fricke.King
Jl'f ( McQuinn, Dylan D<l\'iS and Jenni( er Beckner. Not
Pictured: Alex Smith and Karm Watson.
Enj--- oying dinner to the ----- fullest, senior Andrew Crawford
makes sure he will keep his shirt clean!
While dancing slowly, senior Amy Sulentic and sophomore Rick)' Paulson passionately stare into each others
eyes.
Strutting their stuff, seniors Scott Kemp and Jennifer
Beckner make their way dm1~ Coronation Alley.
"Since I got elected
I'm a real ladies inan
and I'1n poppin'
collas."
,King Jeff McQuinn
&phomores Jessica Hargis and Lu= Thom~1 exd1a11ge a lm~ng
glance as Hargis carefully pins m his l:outm nierc.
Photos by Tara Schimme l. Barb Grand fi eld, Kristi Hargis, and Amanda Summy
Snoball ~
When hypnotized, seniors Jennifer Beckner,
Jennifer Hurst, Andrew Crawford and O uis
Koch dance to the beat.
A couple dancing to the music, senior
Nick Procopio and freshman Felicia Ruiz
kept dancing until their feet got tired.
Student Life
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As if they were sleeping, seniors T aralee
Mattox, Oiad Bartlett and Matt Fiscus
get clown to the music while hypnotized at post-prom.
While hypnotized, seniors Andrew
Crawford and Ouis Oark try to count
to ten but it's irnpos.sible for them to
do when they' re missng the numhcr 6.
Pages designed by Amy Barr and Amber Cook
Pretending as if their shoes were og
niors Karen Miller nncl Vicki Andersen gh
their shoes some loving care.
While raking a break from d::u1c·
ing, junior Eric Hayes and hi
date rake a glance at the camera.
•
Staring into each others eyes, seniors Katie Struck and Ronald
Peterson share a dance at their last
high school prom.
At TI1Underbowl, seniors Stacey
Goodmm1 and Andy Himes and
sophomore Dani Mescher smile for
a picture as sophomore Joel
Edwards checks out the scores.
Enjiying nice conversations, sophomores Regan Beckendorf
and Couro1ey Piercey and jw1iors Ashley Kossow and Wes
HllT ralk about their evening.
Young couples in
love, sophomore
Dan Gulden, juniors Rachel Thompson, Mike
Meiers, Brianne
Diercks, Lea
Salvo and sophomore Joe Bertino
can't stand being
With their heads expanding by the minute, jw1iors Jacob Kho!
md Tyler Driver and SCI1ior Dylan Davis tl1ink about how good
they look.
After putting a lot of effort into making prom night a success, everything turned
out well and ran smoothly.
"The junior class officers put in a lot of hours to pick out decorations, organize things and set up" saidjun·nr rianne Ger 11arat Tm really glad that everything
turned out the way tfiey did."
A change in xenue this y:~ar o ly addea to the atmosphere. Prom was at the
new Mid-America Center, whiclli was bo0ked IDy secretary Charlotte Butterbaugh.
"I thought prom went very nice, I was very happy
with it," said Charlotte.
Post-prom was held at the Thunderbowl. Along
with bowling was food, games and a hypnotist.
"I thought the hypnotist was sweet," said junior
Brandon Howell. "It was pretty amazing how he did that!"
All in all, students ttad a good time in their formal wear, eating out, dancing
all night and doing all of e exciting pos prom activities. For many, prom left a good
impression and for some it was their last chance to enjoy their high school years.
Photos by Arny Barr, Rachel Driver and Pyles Studio
•
While having a great time at prom, freshman Rachel Terry and junior Jeff Reicks
show off their goo:! looks.
Sharing a loving glance 1 senior T aralee
Mattox and her date enjoy prom at the
MAC
With laughter, sophomores Bekki Heideman
and Melissa McKem share a dance with seniors Andrew Gawford and Ben Scheuring.
Having a gocxl time, juniors Kyle Lee and R\'3n
Cybon.,n, senior uthawan Ungsuthomnrngsi
and sophomore Kim McFerrin dance en the
music.
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Student Life -=::=.
Excited al:out their new found freedom, seniors Oiris Koch, Tim R=ly and Katie Higgins pa;e for a post graduation phoro.
With nothing but smiles John Harvey receives his diploma.
Lining up Lo ship out, Henry Gerhardt, Stacey Goodman and
Ashley Gordy wait to accept their diplomas.
Posing fur their l::ist photo as high school studcnr.s Chris Oark, Mark
Huhlwd, Q1le Grandfield , Chad Bartlett, Jon Gregory, Jake G:ioney
·1nJ Luke Anderson smile wirb anticipation of what's to come.
Gracing the crowd, Lindy
Dinklagc speaks 11~th confidence.
With mixed emotions Mdis.sa Miller takes
the stage to prefonn her original song.
Photos by Ellen Nus
Overwhelmed \Vith emotion, Hali Smith and Christina Nguyen
share a quick bug.
Mrs. Padilla congrarulates Julie Ryba before the ceremony.
Paying close attention, Trisha Barnt.sen and Luke Anderson get
ready to rum their rassles.
Graduation
Hang on to your friends - the good ones wlll last! ""' Holly Frkke
Plan the senior prank well in advance. "'Dana Nielsen
Don't skip class, it just gets you in trouble. ""' Katie Lewis
Procraslnate as much as you want and you'll stlll do fine. ""' Bruce Pomerleau
Do your best, try your hardest, but most of all UVE lT UPI rv Shayla Sass
Once it's over, you're going to want to go back. rv Jeff McQuinn
Don't tell the teachers when your senior skip day ls! rv Ashley Hughes
ln the end, everything you do is Just everything you've done. rv Steve Bolas
Take the easiest classes your senior year and slack off -- and beware of Muta! "' Ashley Slaughter
Seniors
•
Photos by Pyles Studio and submitted by various students.
o.te often.
People
Christian Albertsen
Kaleigh Altic
Deborah Bach
Brandon Baker
Gregory Baney
Nicholas Barelos
Daniel Barnett
Amy Barr
Brenda Barrett
Racheal Beatty
Brandi Belt
Brooke Bergantzel
Daniel Black
Kristin Blum
Brandon Burns
Nicholas BmToughs
Sandra Cain
Lauren Carlson
Kyle Casson
Matthew Choy
Pages designed by Nicole Petri and Sarah Hull
Photo
by Sarah Hull
Catrina Clevenger
Jeremy Coe
Matt Coleman
Crystal Collins
Richard Collins
Tiff any Conover
Amber Cook
Aimee Coonce
Kaleigh Coonce
Justin Cooper
Ashley Crane
Austin Croushorn
Ryan Cyboron
Kimberli Darnell
Carol Daub
Tiffany Davis
Michael Dawson
Patrick Delaney
Andrew Deupree
Jason Dick
Brianne Diercks
Mark Diller Andrew Dillon
Tina ona dson
Rebecca
D
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Katie Dresen
Amanda Driver
Tyler Driver
Jacob Dunban
Tara Durfey
Zachary Ellison
Holly Engelstad
Heather Exley
Melissa Fischer
Jason Flanagan
Wes Flores
Ani
s
sa
Franks
C
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N
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an Geier
Brianne Ger
hardt
Keith Goetz
Nicole Goodman
Juniors
Michael Graham
David Gwinn
Heather Hamsa
Heath Haner
Katie Hansen
~-~--~-------Krista Hansen
Steven Harvey
People
-=-
Nathan Hasbrouck
Eric Hayes
Jamie Heckerman
Micheal a Hempel
Enez Hernandez
Martin Hernandez
Jessica Higgins
Marissa Hough
Cay lee Hourigan
Brandon Howell
Joshua Hughes
Joshua Jackson
Brandy Jennings
Angela Jensen
Jessica Johnson
Jessica Karnish
Lauren Kealy
Shannon
Kelley
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Photos by Sarah Hull
Jonathan Kinney
Ashley Kossow
Brent Kottke
Joseph Landolt
Kenya Lara
Latacia Larsen
Kevin Larson
Jennifer Laver ---~~------
Kyle Lee
Dawn Longmeyer
Britney Loose
Brenna Lynch
Emily Mabbitt
Robert Mason
David Mass
Traci Matters
Jeffrey Maynard
Daniel McMullen
Michael Meiers
Tommy Melby
Derek Mether
Calvin Miller
Andrea Moe
Joshua Moore
JackMo s
Nicki Neal
Juniors
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Jaika N eblik
Dana Neumann
Casey Newsom
James Nguyen
Ashley Nihsen
Douglas O' Neal
Timothy Olsen
Robert Otis
Cole Otto
Amanda Paulsen
Zach Paulson
Dane Petersen
Nicole Petri
Jeremy Petsche
Aimee Pickering
Joshua Probst
Steven Procopio
Kaila Rathke
Richard Reif
Thomas Roof
Justin Ross
Christopher Salvo
Lea Salvo
Danielle Schaben
Melynda Scheffel
Beth Sears
Justin Seavey
Alicia Senter
Jennifer Seydlitz
Samuel Shea
Amanda Snerioan
Pamela Shorey
Ryan Showers
Rachel Simonin
Pages designed by Nicole Petri and Sarah Hull
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I'M bU R(;. A LOT OF bUCCi;.bb
\VILL COM(;. OUT Of Ub. >
Photos by Sarah Hull
Melinda Smits
Sara Smolinski
Susan Stellish
Lineva Stewart
mber Strohbeui...._________ _
Joshua Stuhr
Christine Swanson
Jamie Taylor
Todd Thieschafer
Rachel Thompson
Christopher Tsuji
Ross Turner
Matthew VanNausdale
Scott Versch
Danny Vincent
Amanda Vrba
Sara Wallin
Karen Watson
John Wheeler
Joseph White
In memory of Thomas Roof
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~l;fAIA THE ACTS: Relationship Began:
Photo by Gndy Lynch
MayS, 2001
*No Break Ups
"If you were a new
burger.at McDonald's
you would be called
McGorgeous!"
"Hey. .. I lost my number,
can I have yours?"
-Senior Jake Hardiman
-Senior Matt Fiscus
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"THE FACTS:
Relationship Began:
May30, 2002
*No Break Ups
Juniors Jenny Seydlitz and Dan Black share a loving moment bct\\'CCI1 cl, -.
Do you believe a person can fall
in love during high school?
25 - Voted Yes
10 ·Voted No
6 -Remained unanswered
When is the right age to b egin
dating? This question stirs up several
strong emotions.
"I think you should all be friends
and hang out in large groups," said
Choir Director, Gary Fiscus.
There are several other varying
opinions on the issue.
"I think that kids should d ate
around 16, they are a little more ma- ture at this age and are read~ for som ething steady but nothing remotely as serious as marriage," said sophom ore
Rachel Driver. "They shouldn't sing le
themselves out to one person, they
should hang out with friends too."
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TI1ey have been together since Valentines lliy of 2000.
How long do you think the average
high school relationship lasts?
l ·3 Months - 7
4-7 Months · 29
8 Months-1 Year · 5
Out of 4 1 students surveyed
Teachers and adult figures also
have strong opinions on the issue.
"High school students cannot be
in love. They don't know themselves
enough to determine that. High school
students fall in
Relationship Began:
February 5, 2002
*No Break Ups
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Another emotional question in- THE FACTS:
volving dating regards your first kiss.
When asked, sophom ore Sarah
Kreger responded, "I don't want to use my
only first kiss until I find the right person."
Relationship Began:
September 21, 2002
~No Break Ups
Photos by Ellen Nuss
GLP~lATOR
HOCKEY
"Your date!"
-Junior Caylee Hourigan
High School Dating
Eutimio Almazan
Javier Almazan
Nathan Anderson
Reese Anderson
Leslie Angeroth
Kyle Ankenbauer
Steven Arbogast
Brandy Baker
Cassidy Basch
Samuel Bayless
Reagan Beckendorf
Marie Beery
Emily Bellows
Robert Beraldi
Randi Black
Brandi Blum
Brody Bockenstedt
Kathryn Boese
Kevin Bogardus
Chris Bohlen
Stephanie Bonnett
Jerry Brittain
Jeromy Brockelsby
Danielle Buffum
P.eople
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Rachel Buswell
Nichole Champ-Edwards
Elizabeth Chapman
Kelli Clark
Logan Clark
Ashley Corbin
Haley Corbin
Trenton Coyle
Michael Cozad
Justin Dashner
Barak Davis
Amanda Deeds
Courtnie Dennis
Daniel De Voss
Shawn Diggs
Jenna Dillon
Matthew Dillon
Dennis Dofner
Rachel Driver
Ashley Durand
Christopher Ebke
Andrew Edison
Benjamin Edwards
Jennifer Edwards
Joel Edwards
Kristine Engle
Heath Epperson
Brady Erickson
Eric Evans
Abigail Feller
Tiffany Finegan
Daniel Finn
Sasha Foo
Jeffery Fountain
W~ort rs~~~ ~~e£Jt ~N.vtff ~ ~0Lt5 o1or ~
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Ashley Richter:
Never fear a shadow, fo r it only means there
is light nearby.
Ellen Nuss:
When you do something wrong in practi ce
and a coach tells you to run , te ll him, " I know
how to run, now teach me how to do 1ight
what I did wrong."
Jaimee Friesen
Carly Gates
Kathryn Goethe
Joshua Grosvenor
Daniel Gulden
Sara Gundlach
Gabino Gutierrez
Lori Haney
Jessica Hansen
John Hansen
Jessica Hargis
Nathan Harman
Sarah Harris
Erin Harvey
Samantha Heddles
Bekki Heideman
Luis Hernandez
Erin Higgins
Kristin Housley
Lyndsey Howell
Sarah Hu ll
Bradley Jackson
Robert Jackson
Seth Jackson
Allison Jacoby
Christopher Jensen
Amanda Johnson
Cammie Johnson
Rebecca Johnson
Shelby Johnson
Katherine Tweedt:
Be ing sma rte r th an yo u look is be tte r
tha n look in g sma rte r th an yo u a re .
Nicki Edwards:
Do n' t wear spa rk ly pa nts w he n it is
s unny.
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Ally Lainso n :
Mr. Mace
Korey Lane:
Melissa McKern
Photos by Sarah Hull
Jeffrey Joneson
Cody Keller
Joleene Kelsey
Kaleb King
Andy Kiser
Julianna Klepfer
Ashley Knoble
John Kocourek
Shawn Kohlscheen
Sarah Kreger
Allyse Lainson
Korey Lane
Steven Larison
Dale Larson
Traci Lauver
Shauna Lehmer
Molly Lich
Brent Lincoln
Kendra Lindaman
Megan Longmeyer
Kyle Mabbitt
Jared Mass
Khodie Maves
Seanna Mayer
Joshua McCammond
Patrick McCoy
Andrew McDonald
Kim McFen-in
Melissa McKern
Danielle Mescher
James Stoutzenburger:
None of your business.
Lauren Thomas:
Seth Jackson
Sophomores
Heather Meidl
Amber Miller
Emily Moore
Danielle Morgan
Turner Morgan
Alicia Mose
Tanner Mudra
Jessica Navarrete
Ashley Nelson
Brandon Nelson
Ellen Nuss
Tilaina Olson
Doug O'Reily
Angela Osborn
Steven Pace
Kevin Palmerton
Ricky Paulsen
Shawn Penney
Dustin Peterson
Renae Philamee
David Pidgeon
Kayla Piercy
Megan Pomerleau
Justin Pomeroy
Heather Poore
Alyssa Ranney
Ashley Richter
Sara Riehl e
Mandy Saar
Heather Sadler
Alyssa Sass
Lyndsay Schank
Tara Schimmel
Jaimie Schmader
Brittany Schultz
Cassie Schultz
Al lison Schutte
Emil y Shanks
Nathan Showers
James Smi th
Kathl een Smith
Travis Smith
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Alyssa Snell
Bradley South
Rikki Southard
Bradley Stageman
Willie Stinson
James Stoutzenberger
Travis Swisher
Jenny Teague
Lauren Thomas
Lucas Thomsen
Adam Tomford
Justin Toole
Samantha Tsuji
Katherine Tweedt
Pat VanNordstrand
Guadalupe Vazquez
Elizabeth Voltmer
Sandra Wallin
Jeffrey Walters
Tobyn Ward
Christine Warner
Brian Warren
Jill Whitney
Krista Wickersham
Michelle Woods
Kristi Jo Wright
Zach Yakel
Nicholas Yocum
Kyle Zaloudek
Kara Ziegenfuss
Sophonwres
Plugging his nose first, senior Jeff
McQuinn pulls out a pair of boxers
from his gym locker.
Senior Suthawan
Ungsuthornrung.>i
pulls her homework out of her
locker before
heading home.
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The locker: A friend to most, an acquaintance
to some, and a mere stranger to others.
Some students give t eir locker a· homey
atmosphere by decorating it with pictures and
bringing other items from homEi.
"We have slippers and a hanger im our locker,"
said juniors Ashley Crane and fellow locK.er mate Kira
Nightser.
Sharing lockers with others has become a
common occurance. Many students feel it's easier to
use a locker tl1at's near their classes though it may
not be the one they were assigned to at the beginning
of the year. Plus, it's an excuse to see friends between
periods.
While some people can't live without their
lockers, others aren't too familiar with the word.
"I don't ever use my locker. I don't even
know where it is. I carry everything around in my bag,"
aid sophomore Heather Miedl.
Whatever the relationship, the locker is a
friend everyone can use if they want to.
Sophomores Brad Jackson and Sam Tsuji meet juniors Krista Hansen and Pam Shorey
between class periods at Jackson's locker.
Sophomore Trent Coyle
studies the green stuff in
his week-old cherry crisp.
An anomynous student shows off her locker full of junk ranging from clothes to food to coffee cups.
[
It happens to everyone;
you throw a bag of food you
think is empty in your locker
and it turns up moldy the next J
time you find it.
Senior Ccx:ly Elgan
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Daniel Alexander
Lisa Angeroth
Kacie Ankenbauer
Katie Archibald
Charis Austin
Andrew Baney
Jessica Banks
Heidi Behrens
Lindsay Behrens
Matthew Bellows
Nicole Bellows
Charles Beuterhaugh
Trevor Biorn
Peter Black
Rachael Brookover
Sarah Bruning
Nanette Buckles
Stephen Burke
Eric Burmeister
Cassara Carroll
Jason Chesley
Derek Christiansen
McKayla Christiansen
Larissa Churchill
Tiffa ny Clark
Dani e lle Clemons
Timoth y Clouser
Nicholas Co leman
Justin Colton
Coleby Conner
Katherine Cook
Adam Cooney
April Cooper
Kyle Co urter
Emily Cox
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Photos by: Sarah Hull
Alana Cozad
Amy Cozad
Kaela Croushorn
Dale Davis
Nathan Davis
Ri chard Delfs
Adam Dieatrick
Alicia Diericks
Ausitn Dinville
Elise Dirks
Kellie Doffin
Jesse Elgan
Bryan Evans
Corrine Evans
William Exley
Gail Fanders
Maggie Fields
Emily Finiff
Daniel Fischer
Billie Frost
Olyvia Gaytan
Tamara Georgt:
Ryne Goetz
Brian Golden
Adam Goss
Eli zabeth Gray
Ty ler Graybill
Matt Grieves
Jesse Griffis
Stephen Origer
Alex Grun d
Chad Gubbels
Sara Gustin
Angel Hamme rmeister
Jessica Hammermeister
Keh ly Hansen
Jennifer Harris
Tommy Harris
Jacob Heath
Jennifer Higginbotham
Colin Higgins
Sarah Higgins
Kristyn Hill
Travis Hitchcock
Trenton Hough
Cody Hunter
Mandy Husz
Tom Hitchinson
Derek Jackson
Melissa Jackson
Brandon Jacoba
Alex Jensen
Jamie Jensen
Ashley Johnson
Bobby John son
Elizabeth Jones
Kevin Jones
James Jordon
Jacob Kaiser
Claire Knigge
Jacob Kohlscheen
Andrea Larison
Latania Larsen
Andrea Leeper
Susan Lewis
Ashley Liddi ck
Sabrina Li verrnore
Criristopher Loftus
Todd Lucas
Chelsea Luth
Rachel Masker
Candace Matheis
Kathleen McDermott
Chelsea McFarl and
Amanda McGee
Kay la McGrain
Derrek Melby
Kristin a Meyer
Adam Moe
Kenneth Naico
Pablo Navarrete
Cody Neighbors
Jona than Nguyen
Lindsey Nih sen
Abby O' Neill
Alex O'Neill
And rea Oehme
Daniel Olsen
Bradley Olson
Walter Osborn
Thomas Otts
John Overstreet
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Mi chelle Paulsen
Courtney Pearcy
Jon Pedrick
Kyle Penney
Reed Peregoy
Aaron Peth
Stepanie Petsche
Nicholas Pidgeon
Linda Poitra
Trishia Ponce
Jesse Poore
Travis Porter
Rachel Portrey
Melissa Queen
Dustin Rasmussen
Jeffery Rau
Joshua Reiss
Kelsey Richter
Joesph Rief
Bethany Riso
Chris Rognes
Marissa Ro enbohm
Giovanni Saracay
Jenna Scheffel
icolle Schendt
Amber Shepard
Rebecca Sheppard
Chelsea Shook
Mered ith Sillau
Christina Simpson
Alex Smith
Ashley Smith
And rew Sondag
Lucas Spangler
Sarah Starnes
Matthew Stewart
David Stokes
Sarah Stoutze nberger
Austin Strohbehn
Jeremy Stu hr
Aaron Taggart
Kami Tamayo
Au tin Tach
Rachel Terry
Cody Thomas
Micheal Thomas
Freshman
Kimberly Thompson
Kimberly Thornton
Josh Tiffey
Zachari Valentin
Kim Van Nordstrand
Amanda Venard
Vanessa Vergamini
Alysha Vincent
Seth Wahle
Troy Weber
Antony Weihe
Johnathan White
Stephanie Woodard
Michael Woodruff
Jeremy Yates
Jenifer Zwicky
Freshmen
Angroth, Don
Ankenbauer, Joe
Hearnen, Chad
Bird, Allen
Birth, Krista
Bleth, Richard
Bluford, Derick
Brockman, Cindy
Bush, Donna
Butterbaugh, Charlotte
Calleroz, Guadalupe
Campbell, Patrick
Christensen, Deanne
Crawley, Sharon
Cunningham, Clay
Dew, Craig
Doorlag, Jennifer
Drake, John
Fiscus, Gary
Gibson, Doug
Gottsch, Carol
t-Gaching
t.,.\Ot.,.\Gr)T?
"My worst moment as a teacher and a human
being was the moment I found out that seniors
Luke Anderson and Derek McComas scored
higher than I did on the ACTs."
Green, Shari
Hamsa, Marcy
Hanafan, Chris
Hauer, Donnette
Heckman, Thomas
Henderson, Mark
Hanken, Mindi
Huth, Matt
Jones, Kirn
Jones, Rose
Kern, Jennifer
Kilibarda, Kris
Knavel, Mary
Koester, Steve
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best fits YOU ClnC why ~
"Speedy Gonzales because I teach
Spanish. Better yet, Slow Poke
Rodriguez, Speedy's cousin."
ith Massey
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Jeff Krabbenhoft
Ruth Kreger
Renee Kybat
Amy Labno
Mary Langille
Kari Lewis
Peggy Lewis
Kathie Lincoln
Sandra Lopes
Bernice Mace
Curt Mace
.Connie Martin
Keith Massey
Paul Massman
Monica Mayberry
Julie McComas
Tom McLaughlin
Tracy Mc Vey
Dan Miller
Kim Muta
Laurie Nielsen
Richard Oliphant
Duane Orr
Barbara Padilla
Steve Padilla
Mary Anne Peck
Doug Radtke
Marcia Ranney
Robin Reida
Bruce Schomburg
Bev Shriver
Jan Smyser
Dan Steger
Kathy Thomsen
Colleen Wallenberg
Gail Wallenberg
Marilyn Wandersee
Sue Wentz
Bonny Wheeldon
Christina Woodward
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What isifijou1r ~lavoi e th1nu v_out cno1r1
"Perf orrning at
Creighton was really
cool because the people
really enjoyed hearing
us. ,,
-Sophomore
Justin Dashner
"Rubbies!"
-Sophomore
Allison Schutte
"The teachers are really
. I" ruce.
-Freshman
Jenifer Zwicky
"Joking around wtih
Mr. Fiscus and Mr.
Huth!"
-Senior
Alyssa Barr
"Hearing Mr.
Fiscus's crazy
stories!"
-Senior
Ashley Slaughter
The Express Show Choir had a very exciting year doing well in competi tion.
Shannon Goss, senior, practices
for a solo competition held ar
Thomas Jefferson this year.
Shannon was also a member of
the All-State 0 1oir.
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Under the direction of Gary Fiscus and Matt Huth, the Lewis
Central choirs have accomplished wonderful things this year.
Each year the chamber choir sends seven quartets to the
Iowa All State Music Festival auditions. Out of the 28 students that
auditioned from LC this year, 24 were chosen. Twenty-four students was a record number for LC. Lewis Central also had the largest number of students participate at All State from any other school.
Members of the chamber choir had the honor of being asked
to sing at the Creighton awards banquet. But that wasn't all. Chamber choir members traveled several places this year. A few of the
places this busy choir visited were The Sirtoma Club, Jenny
Edmundson Hospital, ana a retirement home.
"It's great to g€t out in the community and share our talent," said sophomore at VanNordstrand.
Concert choir also had an exciting year. They participated in the All
City Music Festival and !fhomasJefferson High School.
Freshman choir had the opportunity to send four members
to the Southwest Iowa Honor Choir at Iowa Western. Eric Bermiester,
casara carrot, Chris LOftus, and Kim VanNordstrand attended.
"It was really cmol being there with a lot of other talented
kids. There was a lot of c0mplaining but
in the end it was worth it," said Chris
Loftus.
Choirs have come a long way
over the years and LC has proven to be
one of the best. The Lewis Qentral choirs
are always changing, growing, and improving. They really are a "fine" art.
'The thought o f singing with 600 other
kids is amazing."
-Senior
Jaimi Joneson
ll1e busy 0 1amber 01oir, above, and Concert 01oir, below, rake timeout of their busy
class period to pa;e for a picture.
Front Row: Chris Ebke , Ellen T hompson,
Stacey Goodman, Ja imi Joneson, Dawn
Longmeyer, Shannon Goss, Crystal Collins
a nd Kat ie Hi gg ins. Secon d Row: Pat
Van ordstrand , Jake Cooney and David
Knave l. T hird Row: Kevin McWhorter,
Reece Ande rson, T urner Mo rgan, Eric
Evans, Andy King , Jeff McQuinn, Kyle
Kreger, Ma tt Fiscus, Dan Bia k, Meli sa
Miller, A ll i on Jacoby, Katie mith and
Ashley Slaughter.
Photos by Ron Thomsen, Karen Watson and Dawn Longmeyer Cho
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Marching Band From -Audra Schunc
!st Row-Ashley rnith, Amanda Paulscn,Jeff Rau, Kala King, Lauren Kealy, Rachel
Thompson, Brianne Dierks, Lea Salvo, 01ris Loftus, Mike Meiers, Kyle Kreger.
Sarah Kreger and Cassara Carroll.
2nd Row-01elsea McFarland, Stacey Gocx:lman, Sara Bruning, Kacie r\nkml:aua-,
Amrer Miller, ra \Vallin , Rachel Buswell, Hea ther adler, 01ris Salrn, Keith
Goetz, Zach Yakel, rephanic Woodard and Nicki Edwards.
3rd Row-Becky Dreager, Felicia Cook, 01elsca Luth, Michelle Paul';Cll , Emily ai.~.
Courtney Dennis, Trisha Ponce, Ju rin Colton, Scanna Mayer, Lauren Th
Angela Jensen, Holly Engelstad and Tiffany O ark.
4di Row-Nanette Buckles, Tonuny Harri , Kim ll1omton, Becky JolUL<on , Oui£·
tine Warner, Danielle Oernons, Alicia Diercks, Beth Scars, Jennifer ·dlic,
ll1omton , Dclxirah Bach, Krissy Engle and Oysral Collins.
5th Row- Matt Bel O\ . Pct er Black, Mitch Jordan, Andy Kiser, Victoria Bunten.
Nathan Davis, Jessica Kam· h, Rachel Simonin, \Viii Exley, Scon Vcrsch, Kenn
Metzger and Shannon Meissner.
6di RO\v- Andrea Oehme, Ryne Goetz , Kevin Larson, Kristine Norris, Kevin Jones,
Nick Procopio, Ross Tumcr, Hali Smith, Kaleb Ki ng, Travis "isher, roh
Scourzenberger and Dan Finn.
7th Row- Eric Gubbels, Oiad Gubbels, AJ Baney, Tyler Orv I, Aimee Coen:: .
Krista Hansen, Krista \Vicker ham, Dan Black, Chris Ebke, Meli a Miller, 1e
Angerodi and &in Higgins.
8th RO\v- Justin Dashner, Dan Gulden, Aaron Peth, Jeff rcy Foumain , Logan Oar!...
i.;;;~lllllll~ Eric Evans, Ellen Thompscn , Shauna Lehmer, Kellie Hubbard, Zach Ellison and
Nick Burroughs.
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Jazz Band
Back Row: Sarah Kreger, Jeff Fountain , Allison Jacoby, Justin Dashner, Reese Anderson and Angela Jensen.
Middle Row: Jermy Seydlitz , Beth Sears, Joel Edwards,
Mark Hubbard, Kevin Metzger, Stacey Goodman, Krista
Wickersham and Director Doug Gibson.
Front Row: Travis Swisher, Aniy Wood, Dan Black, Dale
Larsen, Rachel Simonin and Audra Schutte.
I/ow do you foe/ about the term "band grek"?
"!don't take offense to it, ma;t people in band call each
other band geeks as a joke."
·Jwuor Lauren Kealey
Academics
"People call me that a lot, technically it's the correct tcnn
so I don't care."
-Senior Kyle Kreger
"I Jon't mind it, it firs most people in band anyway."
-Sophomore Zach Yakel
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Practicing for their upcoming concert, Jeff Laying down the t, sophomore Lauren 111omas
Rau, Nick Burrougl-is and Keith Goetz con- marches with the rest of her band memL'ers.
ccntrate on their director.
the only tuba player in marching band,
freshman Aaron Peth sho\\ off his skill.
At the Clarinda Jamboree, junior Rachel 111ompson
prepares to fli p ~ fl ag.
The Lewis Central Band Program of 2002-2003
has had a very successful year. It has been full of victor" es and ome losses, but they have managed to
stay aheaa.
, ter a few losses during the Marching Band
season they started to get down on themselves, but
still managed to place second at state competition on
thie own turf. They were then split into two concert
bands an pu led themselves back together and managed to get all Division 1 rating at state concert competition.
While keep1Qg the'r spirits up, he LC Pep Band
helped to energize the fans during the boys and girls
varsity basketball season.
The colorgaurd got new ttniforms this )';ear and
welcomed a male member to their team. They look
forward to another great year.
Two-time All-State clarinet player sums it up
best by saying, "Its been a heck of a year!"
Sharing his music knowledge, band director Mr. Bluford
coaches his student, junior Kayla King on the trombone.
Standing proudly with their instruments at the Oarinda Jamboree,
senior Stacey Goodman and junior Becky Drcager give a smile after being selected to play in the
Fiesta Bowl \\~th the Southwest
Iowa Honor Marching fund.
Just after the LC Band performs at
home, senior drum major, Audra
hutte prepares to salute the
crowd and smiles with satisfaction.
Band
Photographs by Stephanie Bonn tt and submitted by Becky Dreager
Remember, Reflect d 'Respon
The fall play, Reaching Towards a Pl.ace Called Hope, was a touching tribute
to the terrorist attacks of September 11th.
"I think it is really awesome that we could do something so original to pay
tribute to such a horrific event," said sophomore Emily Shanks.
The cast and crew worked long and hard b6urs to create this show as their very
own. The script was completely original. The director, Tom McLaughlin, chose a select few seniors to help write and 1
p1ioduce this show. Jennifer Beckner, Andy King,
and Alyssa Barr all played a treme aous pa t in making Reaching Towards a Place
Called Hope such a successful production.
"Not only was I extremely 'mpresseo that the cast and crew wrote it themselves, I was blown away by the talent l hao never known existed in
some of the musical acts!" comm en ed sophomore Ellen -----------
Nuss.
Since this was the first year that Lewis Central constructed an all original script o ening night was a little -Junior Melinda Smit
bumpy, but as the saying goes, tl:Le sho ust go on! Satur- ...._ ________ __.
"I thought the play was fun and a
touching way to express our vi ~
about the attacks of 9-11."
day night's performance brought laugh er, tears, and a much needed sense of hope.
Left: Caught in the moment, sophomores Sarah
Kreger and Pat Van
Nordstrand remember the
tragedies of 9-1 1.
Far Right: Participating in
the drama program L5 a great
way to meet and get to know
new people.
Below: Cast members sing
their tribute to September
11th.
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Top Row: Zach Yakel, Brenna Lynch, Oaire Knigge, Kyle Lee, Jake Oemons, Dylan Davis, Andy King, Kathryn Goethe and Ouis Ebke. Second Row: Mr. Tom Mclaughlin, Kevin Smith,
Kehly Hansen, Melinda Smits, Dani Oemons, Maggie Relds, Sammy Hedclles, Kevin Mc\Xlhorrer and Michael Grahan1.1bird Row: Bedmny Riso, Molly Lich, Matt Fiscus, Jennifer Beckner,
Pat VanJ\lordstrand, Sarah Harris, Alyssa Barr, Tiffany Da ~S , Lea Salvo, Jaika Neblik, Dan Barnett, Angela Jensen and Dale Larsen. Fourth Row: Adan1 Dieaaick, Dale Davis, Jesse Griffis,
Emily Shanks, Andy Kiser, Jaimi Joneson, Pam Shorey, Kristi Wright, Sarah Kreger, Kim 111orron, Katie Qxik, Emily Cox, Stephanie Bonnett, Kelly Daffin and Alicia Mose.
Fall Play
Photos by Dawn Longmeyer
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can sing!"
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Jennifer Beckner, Lucy, and Andy King, Olarlie Brown, ham it up on opening night. Both seniors enjoyed a principle role
mmo.i ,moo Yoitre A Good Man Charlie Brown
After five short weeks of preparation, the cast and crew of You re A Good Man Charlie
Brown was more than ready to debut their show.
The show is based on the Peanuts comic strips ''The senjors did an excellent job of passing the
batton to the rising JeadThe cast and crew worked hard to make sure
resembled a cartoon, everything from the set to the
There were six principle actors and eight ers."
"Peanuts Gang". -Sophomore
by Charles Schulz.
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way they wal ked.
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The cast captured the essence of the peanuts "'==-------- characters, built a
set, learned dances, and didn't forget to have fun in the process. They
really kept the winning tradition of excellence alive.
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&oily, played by senior ]aimi Joneson, sings about her "New Plulasophy"
to the packed house \\~th senous Peanuts atotudc.
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Two-Thousand-Three was another successful year for the Large
Group and Individual SQeech participants. This years accomplishments
included a new freshmen participant record, leaving the Anita Invitational with an overall number of ninetee trophies, and a new Large
Group director, Ms. Krista Birth.
A new ecord was set this year with the ost freshmen participants. The P.revious recor ·was seven freshmen and the 2003 record
reached an all time high of ixteen.
"We Gid better than we expected," said
freshman Bethany OJaching was a lot of Riso, "we never expected
to make it as far as we fun. I learned a lot did.'
Leav· _g he f th kids Ani Invitational with . h' rom e . h 1· h t nineteen trop 1es was Kri Birth a ugeaccomp is men ,
but the ~Jges , sta achie ement was walking away with the lace tro h.Y. for the most individual trophies
received.
"Gomg to Anita was a cool expe ience," said sophomore Sam
Tsuji, "we didn't get to go astyear1So it was icK.ed awsome. You com -
pete against smaller groups and it felt good to take the number one
spot. Trophies are like Oscars. It was a lot of fun, Speech Rules!"
Ms. Krista Birth was the Large Group director this year.
"Coaching was a lot of fun. I learned a lot from the kids," said
Birth. Her upbeat and enthusiastic attitude kept the group focused.
After such a successful season in Individuals, the All-State performance in Ames was cancelled due to bad weather. Although the cancellation was a big disappointment, participants won't let a few clouds
and rain fog their focus.
Singin' in style, sophomore T umer Morgan beat ooxes in Read- Reinacting a scene from the movie Grease, fr lm'
ers Theatre. C1SSara Carroll thinks of her overseas ooyf riend.
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~~1morc Eric Evans holds his girlfriend, junior Jamie Taylor after she is killed in a car accident, while senior Hali
rrith and junior Melinda Smits look on in the group mime piece, Wrecked Future.·
In the group mime performance of Wrecked Future, junior
Melinda Smits regrets her decision after a long night of drinking alcoholic beverages at a party.
LitdeShop of Honvrsdoem't compare to the show that seniors Matt Fiscus
and Andy King put on.
Freshn"k'U1 Kellie Doffin aims to be perfect to reach her parents approval in a
solo mime called Perfecaonism.
Photos taken by Amy Barr, Tara Schimmel and Christine Swanson
Alys.sa. Barr
-PresidentAmanda Sununy
-Vice PresidentHolly Fricke
-SecretaryAmy Barr
-TreasurerNick Hayes
-Sergeant of Ann.5-
Mrs. Wandersee
-SponscrStudents That Represent
-W/f S Student ruuncilMaking the picture scene 'for SnoBall,
sophomore Ellen Nuss and junior Karen
Watson try to hot glue without burning
their fingers.
Early morning meetings are the cause of sophomores Jessica Hargis, Bekki Heideman, and Courtnie Dennis, juniors
Karen Watson , Brianne Gerhardt, and Marissa Hough
sleepy looks and slow movements.
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Hanging decorations from the ceiling, sophomores Justin Toole and Seth
Jackson work together to get it ri ht.
J\nd The Winner Is ...
Named as 2003 Mr. LC, junior Jacob Kho!
proudly hows off his crown. Singing acapella, senior Matt Fiscus was a=mpanied by seniors Andy King, Dmrjd
Knavel, Jeff Mc:Quinn, Kyle Kreger and junior Dan Black.
Walking down the aisle, senior Iggy Cockcrof t is escorted
by senior Holly Fricke as they saut their stuff, hoping to
\MMr.LC
..;bvwing C'ff his African culture, junior Jaa>h Kho! raps his Sudanese lango lllge and is helped out by senior Jacob
Oiun"Y, who arc both sporLing loin
dvths rmd dancing to African music.
Escorts Alyssa Barr, Tiffany Conover,
Amanda Wyatt, Aimee Pickering,
Marissa Hough, &tra Dmrjdson, Holly
Fricke and Jill Husz collect money from
the audience to try to \\rjn the People's
01oice A ward for their date (not picnired are Brenna Lynch and Kendra
Lindaman).
The Student Council is made up of individuals chosen by their peers to
represent the student body. These students not only decorate for the Homecoming
and SnoBall dances, but also participate in different activities such as Round Table
discussions, preparing middle school students for high school, and representing the
students' views at board meetings.
This year, the Student Council held the second annual Mr. LC pageant. Ten
junior and senio r males competed by modeling their formal wear, showing off their
talents, and g iving their insight on an interview q estion. Junior Jake Kho! was
named as th e 2003 Mr. LC after impres ing he judges with his looks, his
talent, and his wits . ~
"I'm ho nored to "lhadabsolutelydo idca rhatlwas oe chosen as Mr. LC," said
Kho!. "It's g reat making getting the $500 scholarship, burl people laugh and being able
to show them my culture." feel completely honored."
Ju nior Jason , 'rSeruor Kacy South Dick won the People's Choir
Award by collec ting the most money duri ng
intermission. The first runner up was junior Tyler Driver, and the second runner up
was senior Cameron Zeigenfuss.
All of the money- raised from Mr. t: - as a ow ard a scholarship that was
given to a person who was not on Student Council, but showed leadership and high
morals. This scholarship was awarded to senior Kacy South.
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Contestants Strut Their Stuff
Singing isn't all senior
Cameron Ziegenfuss can do,
he can play the guitar too!
Imitating Creed, jLu1ior Jason Dick sing to "Higher"
and gets a standing ovation
from the audience.
Making kool-aid is the talent
of junior Dan Barnett, who
also sold it to the audience .
While Ryan Showers narrates from the audience, senior Dylan Davis sho\\ off
his amazing karate moves.
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HONOR SOCIETY
Posing for a picture, sophomore Saral1 Kreger stands in -front of the National Honor Society Crest.
2003 Inductees New Members
Amy Barr
Dan Black
Jeremy O:ie
Crystal Collins
Kim Darnell
Brianne Diercks
Rebecca Dreager
Heather Exley
Mi&sy Fischer
Brianne Gerhardt
Krista Hansen
Jaimie Heckerman
Kellie Hinsley
Kala King
Dawn Longmeyer
Brandon Mason
Vicki Anderson
Luke Anderson
Trisha Barntsen
• Alys.sa Barr
Jennifer Cain
Lindy Dinklage
Henry Gerhardt
Stacey Goodman
Shannon Gos.s
Eric Gubbels
Nick Hansen
Traci Matters Leslie Angeroth Erin Higgins Aly a Ranney
Mike Meiers Reagan Beckendorf Seth Jackson Ashley Richter
Derek Mether Kristin Blum Allison Jacoby ~klra Riehle
Nicki Neal LizOiapman Shannon Kelley Lyn dsay hank
Jeremy Petsche Courmie Dennis Ashley Knoble Tara Schimmel
Lea Salvo Joel Edwards Sarah Kreger Emily hanks
Melynda Scheffel Holly Engelstad Dale Larsen Travis mith
Jenny Seydlitz Heath Epperson Kendra Lindaman Brad Stageman
Pam Shorey Eric Evans Seanna Mayer Lauren l11omas
Rachel Simonin Kathryn Goethe Melis.5a McKem JL15tin Toole
Melinda Smits Dan Gulden Danielle Mescher Pat Van l\lordstran
Amber Strohbelm Sara Gundlach Andrea Moe Brian Warren
Janue Taylor Jessica Hargis EllcnNus.s Jill Wlutney
Rachel Thompson Sarni Hedrick Doug O'Reilly Krista Wickersham
An1anda Wyatt Bekki Heideman Angela Osborn Zach Yakel
Seniors
Nick Hayes Shannon Meissner Katie Struck
Katie Higgins Melis.sa Miller Amy Sulentic
Ashley Hughes Bruce Pomerleau Mark Terry
Jill HllSz Daiuelle Ranney Ellen Thompson
Aaron Jones Tim Reedy Sara l11omton
Scott Kemp Rachel Salvo Mclis.5a Weilage
Andy King Shayla Sas.s Eric Wirth
David Knavel Ben Scheuring Amy Wood
Duis Koch Jennifer Schelze
Kyle Kreger Audra Schutte
Kevin McWhorter Hali Smith
onors Society
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Iowa Jobs for meriats Gmuattfs
Photo by Brian Gates
Fourth hour JAG class. T op Row from left: Gary Beatty, Don Seager and Doug Junior.
Second Row: Tricia \Xlcxxls, Jennifer Hurst and Stacy Porter. Third Row: Specialist Monica
Maybcny, Kathern Scott, Tracy Hays and Travis Long. Bottom Row: Ryan Frain.
.frcr inner at the Marriot, Vice President of Qu-eer Development, senior Kathern Scott, Presidcnt.1<.1u11T Don Seager, retary and Treasurer senior Stacy Porter and Vice President of Social
m1c "· senior Ryan Fr,1in pose for a picture. I-JAG officers were able to go to Des Moines in
(ktr J-cr for a Leadership Development Conference (LIX). Vice President, senior Travis Long
Ill. pie turecl. Photo by Monica Mayb rry
n . JA< I cl t worked volw1tecrecl to help with VODEC (Vocational Decelopment Center)
rou •hout rite «Choo! year. niors Ryan Bothwell, Ryan Frain , Stacy Porter. Don Seager, Tricia
°'"d Kmh •rn Scott, Kiistin Schultze , Travis Long, Jennifer Hurst and Mart Shaw all toured
Iowa's Jobs for America's Graduate's al o known by various students as I-JAG or JAG, is an alternative class foi; Workplace.
Students are required to produce a portfolio and present it in a
mock interview by the end of the year. Unlike Worjsr>lace, which
takes place in just one term, JAG is held over the cour-se of three
terms. """"'
Throughout the year JAG members participate in two events
along with the seven other schools in the -JAG .. wgram.
In the fall they had the Leadershig Deve meot Conference (CDC), whicn the JAG officers participated in o t:i6tter understand their roles as an officer and as
a leader of. their class. JAG officers
had to be nop1jpated by the classes
after writing an essay on why they
wanted to be an o fficer. .
In the spr ir,ig they had the
Career D velopment Conference
(CDC), whicli 0~ the JAG memyear's class and I hope they have
learned something from me. My
heart and door will always be open
to them when they are in need."
-Specialist Monica Maybetrry
bers could go G, fourteen of the members participated. During the
conference each participant had to compete in two events. Of all
the events the I-JAG members participated in they brought home a
total of 22 gold, silver and bronze medals.
Photo by Stacy Porter
Second hour JAG class. Top Row: Tristan Evans and Nick Blanchard. Second Row: Adrie1me
Linkenhoker, Jackie Otis, Oystal Byers, Jessica 01esley, Racheal Beatty and Katie Savick. Bottom Row
Micheal Olsen, Allison Kiser and Jeremy Byers. Photo by Stacy
First hour JAG. Top Row: Jeff Reicks, Darn1y Schumann, Garv Beatty and Rebecca Beno. ond Row:
Mason Lyndsey, hayla C'llnpbell , Kaila Rathke, Mary O lsen, Kathern Scott and rali Piercy. Bottom
: Kristin Schultze, Brian Gates, Megan Hourigan and Tammy Eivins.
, < 'llT in the ful l. Photo by Da"" L.ongmeycr
Page de igned by Stacy Porter NHS and I-JAG
Above left: Junior Zach •
Paulson, senior John Harvey, and junior Amber Strobehn checl< to see if th~ put their sink together correctly. Watch out Drain-U, you have some competition.
Above right: Home and Car Care instructor Jeff Krabbenhoft shows
students the ropes about general car maintenance. It's grnma be a long, long year.
Below left: Show that tire who's boss! Junior Marissa Hough takes
care of the tire's nuts and bolts.
Below right: Working together, junior Eric Hayes and his
partner take apart a siJ.U< during the plumbiJ.1g section
of Home and Car Care. LOoks like they're the
ones to call when one's sink needs to
be fixed in a hurry.
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Working to put
the parts of a
battery back
together, senior
Ryan Bothwell
about dirty hancls.
Home and Car
on projects to get
down and dirty
As the temperatures increase, so does junior
1lu; class electrifies junior Amanda Dri ver. Danielle Schabcn's desire to solder. A job well done.
Photos by Dawn Longmeyer and Karen Watson
Junior Jenny Seycllitz put away one of
the many tools after a hard day's work.
Students always have the right tool for
the job in this class.
Oh, the great times of Home and Car Care,
so many memories .. .with lealcy sinks and
toilet bowls. In this class, students learn the
essentials of home and car repair basics.
The not-so Fiesta Bowl played by junior
Amber trohbehn, and seniors Ryan
Bothwell and ].\; . Sinunons.
Home and Car Care
Yearbook is a class that brings together all the
events of the year and puts them in a book. No matter
what group one is in, whether one is involved in every
activity and sport or none at all, there's one thing or another in the yearbook that will catch all varieties of taste.
"The yearbook informs students of what they m ight I
not be aware of," said senior Stephanie Norton. I
The yearbook staff works hard, but they also find
time to relax once in awhile.
"When we played catch phrase it was fun because
we rarely got to relax and have fun," said junior Aimee .
Pickering.
Even though it gets hectic sometimes and people
feel that they have taken on a lot, it always works out and
comes together in the end.
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Junior Da11~1 Longmeyer makes some last
minute changes in the darkroom .
• .. . Hot off the press! Ok, that's not quite how it works •
in the school newspaper, but there are quite a few things about •
it that gives the students realistic experiences with the journal- •
istic world. •
"I've always loved writing and journalism, and this
class helps me apply that," said senior Lindy Dinklage.
Not only does newspaper give experience for students pursuing a writing career, it also teaches teamwork.
"We get stressed out before deadlines but we pull
together and it works out,"said sophomore Melissa McKern.
There are times when the pressure is on, but there
are down times too.
"I love it when Lindy brings cookies!" said junior
Pam Shorey.
The atmosphere in this class is quite unique.
"We have a lot of fun . You come in this classroom •
and you know that you'll get along with the people in it," said
sophomore Jill Whitney. "That makes it a lot easier to work ."
Newspaper is a class that brings all types of creativity
together, and puts it out there on paper to infonn the student body
Jf what's going on around them.
Photos by Sara Hull
Newspaper Editors: T op Row: Megan McKern .. Bottom Row: Krista
Hansen, Lindy Dinklage, and Pam Shorey.
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This year's staff has been such a
great group of people, not only
to work with but to get to know.
TI1ey have done a great job, and
I have had such a great cime worki.ng "~th all of them.
-Senior Stacy Porter
Yearbook Staff
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Literally head over heals, sophomore Lyndsey
Howell completes a back handspring. As a
first year cheerleader, Lyndsey made signif icant contributions to the team with her stunts.
The cheerleaders celebrate Ouisonas with
eccentric gifts. Ir's the tradition for the
girls to be creative in making the gifts.
for the first game of the season.
The cheerleaders take advantage of a time-out
to pump up the crowd.
Ayin' high juniors Heather Exley and Holly Englestad show off their sid · hurdlers.
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Performing at Coronation, the cheerleaders show off their newest stunt.
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Blue!
While sophomores Reagan Beckendorf and
Haley Corbin put up junior Marissa Hough in
a liberty, the rest of the squad carefully SjXlts.
Down by the Titan cemetery that's where the Cyclones will be buried, nah, nah, nah ... Go Big
Photos by Sarah Hull
t t em pumped up for the big game.
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"I wanted to become a cheerleader, because people look up to
you and you become an idol to
teen girls."
-Reagan Beckendorf
Cheerleading
At their final performance, the dancers show one of their many pom routines.
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With hard work and talent, the Lewis Central Dance Team dancers were able to
put on one fabulous performance after another. With a mixture of new and old members, this elite group left audiences applauding enthusiastically after each performance.
The dancers began their season during the summer with morning practices in
preparation for the Elite Universal Dance Association (UDA) camp in Normal, Illinois.
The dancers received a third place award in the Home-Porn routine and a superior ~---------------1
placing over all.
"Camp was a blast. We all got along and had a really good time,'' said sophomore Sara Riehle. .
The All-Male dance team began try-outs and practicing after school during
second trimester in order to Jj?repare for the Iowa State Dance Competition. The boys
were successful in their "Step in Time" dance which pulled in large crowds for their
different performances.
"Getting ready for State was Rretty intense, but -----------
overall I'd say we pulled it off quite welJ,'' said sophomore With the e,xception of a few obJohn Kocourek.
The Dance Team took five dances to the Iowa
State Dance Competition and each dance received a divistacles along the way our team
pulled off a pretty successful year.
- Senior Natalie Jones
sion one rating. -----------
As the season came to an end the team said good-bye to eight senior girls
and eight senior boys. The year went by fast and was a success for both teams.
St.ate Dance Cnmpetitiov Au10rds
Second Place llid Sixth Place Pom First Place Lyrical Second Place Jazz Third Place All Male
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a varsi ry game.
Eighth grader Billie Frost runs from second to
third at city field.
Almost on dl'Ck, junior Emily Boardman looks
for her helmet.
Pulling in the team, coach Kay Durfey delays the good pitching
streak.
Senior Rachel Hildreth stretches for the ball while
playing first base.
\V'hile hustling to the dugout, frcslumm Cour01ie
Damis looks to sec if her tcamatcs follow.
Sophomore Carly Fra;t tosses
the ball to eighth grader
April Cooper to get the runner out at second.
Freslumm Blen ]\.\Jss cro&.<es home plate
safely.
Running three times around the outside of the field, doing sprint drills and playing
catch was an everyday warm-up each morning for the softball team. They worked hard every
practice to improve hitting, throwing, and fielding with different drills to help them for game
situations.
"I thought practice was run really well, because every one was a game situation and
helped up for the future," said junior Mallory Danielsen.
With every practice this way the girls were able to have personal memories of games
they played in.
"The St. Albert game I will pever foJiget, I was up in the last inning and I hit in the
wnning RBI for us," said sophomore Carly Frost.
This year the team also gained more knowlege of the game from two new coaching
additions of junior varsity coach Kristin Pigneri and freshman coach Steve Koester.
"Coach Pigneri helped us all out lot by teaching us to be more confident on the field,"
said junior Emily Boardman. "She even brought in a hittng coach to help us improve."
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Freshman catcher Nick Yocum (14) captures the third
strike while playing at Atlantic. The Titans achieved
their goal by winning the game.
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As the pitcher warms up, freshman Justin
Toole prepares to swing hard to hit his first
double at Rosenblatt Stadium.
"The number one
ce:. •••
ranking in the state and the University of Northern Iowa recruit senior Jake
Hansen, shows off his pitching skills for the many State tournament WaS the icing fans at the Creston game.
on the cake. Those are the extra ac~omplishments that came along with hard work, desire, and teamwork," said Co " ee T ·le.
Although the boys didn't e ce a all ectations of state rankings, the season
ended well with a Hawkeye ~ · '· nference· title and a second consecutive trip to
the state tournam ent. oole ~ s ' ded "lo 'ng back on the entire season, there
was not much to improve on. m Wt'J k · and reviewed each game and always
found something to work on towards malling more complete team."
Batting, infield, outfield, and running- skills were a few of the major elements
practiced on a regular basis. The t am worked hard not to allow the number one
rating go to their heads, but used it as a positive asset to
make them work harder to keep Atthe eeginning of the season,weset high that spot in the rankings.
The team accomplished all of expectations and throughout the year we the goals that were set
and achieved a season that will slowly got better and met those expecta- be hard to match.
Back-to-back conference tions. championships and city
cham p io nships, winning th -Fres Titan To urnament two
out of the past three years, a two trip s to the state
tournam ent are all pieces to the arge puzzle that makes the Titan's season complete.
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"Let us fight for Lewis Central, win tonight ... Hey!" sang the football team after
their first victory in the season against A-D-M. The team overpowered the Tigers
with a score of 44-0.
After opening their season with a tough loss against St. Albert, 18-7, the team
realized there was a lot of room for improvement.
With hard work in practice, going over new plays, and with the help of leaders,
the team proved they could rebound well throughout
the season. One exceptional game was when the
Titans came out and Our main goal is to win the next ran over the Glenwood Rams.
A lot of new game we play, and to do that, each players went out this season
player must get focused on their
having no experience immediate task and play it as well at all. These players put
everything they had as they can to be successful. out on the field and were open
everyday to learn new -Coach Duane Orr things.
"This is my first year, and I am enjoying it
so far. I like how all of us work as a team, and being a senior, this has to be one
of the best experiences I've had," said senior Jacob Cooney.
Teamwork is the best thing that any coach could ask for, and these boys showed
it very well.
Running past the opponents with the ball in his
pos.ses.5ion, senior Jeff McQuinn dodges the St.
All::.ert defense.
Coach Orr stands in to demonstrate the way
he wants the drill to l::.e done.
Phom 1:1{ Meg Black
While taking a breather, seniors Jason Phoenix and Luke Anderson watch the last minute.
of a game. It was an exceptionally memorable season for the seniors as it was their last time
to wear the Titan uniform.
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Defending the Titans, senior middlehi tter Ji ll Husz goes up for a block.
Husz recieved a special mention for
the A ll-Southwest Iowa team.
Proving back row players can jump, senior
Rachel Sal vo guards the net. Salvo made
the All-Confrence second team.
The Titans had another thriving season on the court, and won the Hawkeye-Ten Cham pionship for
the second year in a row. Going undeTeated in the conference, the Titans finished the season 24-10-3.
The goal of the players was 11/14/02, the date of the state championship game. The determined
team fell short making 1t to the second round of districts losing to Abraham Lincoln.
Although the Titans fell short of state, they had several feam and individual highlights to show thei ·
talent.
Tm proud of the way we played and I'm really going to miss my teammates and playing my favorite
sport," said senior Trisha Barntsen about the season.
The Titans were ranked 11th at the peak of their season. They finished off the year 13t11 in the state. Although the LC volleyball team will lose several seniors, the
underclassmen are f h readify awaiting their chance to take over. This year the
sophomore class was. a "I'm proud 0 t e way big f~ tor of the varsity squad, and they'll be glad to take
up the leadership we played and I'm re- pos1t1ons.
"It'll be hard with ally going to miss my the upp rcla? n gone because we have to be our own
leaders, no one will b~ he_re to inspire us and give us competition. We're the
upperclassm en now, teammates ... " at~ soph9more Courtme Dennis.
Another source of mspirat1on comes from the fans. The fans pwnp up the girls and make everyone laugh.
"We do it because it's fun and if we don't get out there and show some spirit no one else will," said
senior Chris Koch.
Aside from each other and the fans, the coaches played a big role in the m orale of the girls. "We had a variety of personalities and I'm proud of the way the girls bonded and played," said assistant
coach Jill Berkenpas.
Blood, sweat, and tears were all shed throughout the season. So, when the second year Hawk- I 0
Champs won, it was twice as sweet.
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Time seems to stop when enior Trisha Barnrsen goes in
fo r th e kill. Barnsten was
18 th in the rate for kills per
game.
During a time our, Coach Dermis South motivates the players by
applauding their work while renforcing what is yet to be done.
Showing th · teamwork, senior Aran
T raclcl and homore Courtnie Dennis set up for a hit.
Eyeing the ball, enior Trisha Bamrsen
prepares to pass. Bamtsen earned herself a spot on the third .'\ii- urhwe t
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Head Coach
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'1t is no use saying 'we did our best'.
You have got to succeed in doing what is
necessary." -Winston Churchill.
On many different levels, the 2002
Cross Country season exceeded expectations. One example would be that the boys'
team won the Harlan meet - something
that hasn't been accomplished since 1995.
"I was really surprised when we won
at Harlan,", said junior Zac Ellison. "It felt
good. We didn't expect it at all."
The boys' team also qualified for the
State Cross Countcy meet, a goal which
hasn't been met s'n<i:e 1984.
"It was really exciting to do something
at LC that hasn't been done for a long
time," said sophomore Eric Evans. "We
worked really hard and had a lot of support from the coaches; it was an experience I'll never forget."
The girls' team feels they've defeated
the odds in 2002.
"Staying #2 runner is something I
feel I've accomplished this season," said
sophomore Megan Longmeyer. "All the
girls worked really hard and it was difficult
to stay in that position."
This season is the first for assistant
coach Mindi Honken. She likes to see the
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devotion to the team in the kids as they
keep up with their school work as well as
the long season.
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"Golf's a lot of fun just
because we mess
around and have fun
making fun of ourselves when we don't do
so great."
-Junior Carly Frost
"I like it because even
though I'm rea lly
bad, everyone's still
really nice."
-Freshman
Hayley Schuering
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-Junior Mark Diller
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Competing at a meet, junior Mark Diller s11ings with high hopes.
"l think we had a successful season. It was great getting
to know all the girl ," said senior Stacey G..ioclman.
Sreadying her feet, senior Stacey Goodman practices her putting.
Following through 11~th his swing, senior Cole Grandfield concentrates on his form.
Photos by Jessica Hargis, Brad South and Karen Watson
"Swimming is a good experience, and I wish more
people would go out next year. It's a lot of fun and
it's not as hard as people think."
-Sophomore Lori Haney
"I wish less people would quit swimming because
it's hard on us. Tiie team started out with ten guys
and finished with me being the only guy."
-Senior Todd Gras.5man
"Swimming is hard, but what sport isn't? You get a
!or more out of challenges; it makes you feel happy
when you succeed."
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O A fter losing eight seniors who carried most of the weight last year, the Titan girl's
swimm'irs surpassed everyone's expectations this season. This year the weight was
transferred to the freshmen, who in tum carried the team. The boys swim team while not as
successful as in past years, had moments of glory. It was made up of fourteen Glenwood
boys, and senior Todd Grassman from Lewis Central.
In the girl's team this year, seniority wasn't a factor. The girls were friends and
treated one another as equals. This resulted partially from the fact that every swimmer was
important due to the team's size. The girl's team was small and inexperienced compared to
their competitors, but this challenge did not stop the winning streak continued from the
preVious year until halfway through the season. A few of the girls were injured which slowed
the momentum. Overall, the team stayed strong and
continued to perform well in meets. "I wish we could use the pool for
At the end of the season, elementary recreation and P.E.
and Chelsea Luth qualified for state classes instead of letting it sit
"State was big and unused."
to be in a competition whe e
said Behrens.
-Bruce Schomburg
freshman Lindsay Behrens
in individual events.
overwhelming. It was weird
everyon~ was really fast,"
Luth agreed, "Hopefully I will do better next year because I will know what to expect."
. The ~t two seasons have been a rebuilding period for the boy's team. The coach
IS dealing witfl the difficulty of training and recruiting members. According to Coach Bruce
Schomburg there used to be more male swimmers with experience than female swimmers,
but today it's_Just the opposite. Schomburg feels this is due to the fact that the pool isn't
used during physical education classes before high school.
'Teachers can identify potential swimmers out of a class and recruit them. Then
h~t person may go out for swimming instead of volleyball or football," Schomburg said
Kicls say 'hey I can swim,' but they lnave no idea what swim team really does."
Even though many of the b0ys swim team members had little experience it was still
a r~warding experience. Individuals improved their times greatly during the season.
'The teams got along well. It was easy to work with a group that m eshed," said
Schomburg.
Both the boys and girls teams look forward to next year and to continue improving
anc1 staying in shape. Most of all they want to have fun, not to mention the added thr
bellefit of making friends.
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Back Row: Jamie Taylor, Lindsay Behrens, Katie Dresen, Deborah Bach and Kelli Crane. Middle Row: Lina Recd , Lmr
TI1omas, Chelsea Luth , Lo1i Haney and Megan Bozwell. Front Row: Amy Schaffer, Sarah Stott , Danielle Rat1l1L'Y tu1LI
Dawn Longmeyer. Front Row: Bruce Schomburg.
Designed by Danielle Ranney, Dawn Longmeyer and Nicole Petri
Sophomores Lori Haney and Lauren Thomas, senior Danielle Ranney , and junior Deb Bach wait
patiently before tl1eir fi rst relay meet of the season.
Waiting for the announcer to tart the race, freshman Kelli Cminc mentally prepares her elf for victory.
(_, mrihuting another first place to her record, freshman Lirn.lsay Behrens enjoys her victory of tl1e I 00
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Diving with great form, sophomore Lauren
Thomas is off to a good start. ··•
After winning me medley relay, Lewis Central swimmers smile '~th pride while standing on top of tl1e
awards block.
TI1e cheerleaders fill the halls ''~th school pirit by
making a good luck poster for the freshmen going
to state.
Photos by Dawn Longmeyer
Singing before every home meet, senior Todd
Grassman perfects me National Antl1e111.
Her first time on me awards block, jwuor Dawn
Longmeyer takes third in me backstroke at the city
meet.
Snackin between me events gives freshmen Otclsea
Lum, Lindsay Behrens and sophomore Lori Haney a
lu~t of energy.
Swimming
Sprawling from the shot, junior Austin
Croushorn 12 5 lb;. gains control.
Coach Beaman preps sophomore Nate
Vanderloo 140 lb;. ro go finish strong.
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Throughout the triumphs and heart-breaks o f the cham -
pionship journey, the Titan wrestlers suffered individual losses,
but as a group grew stronger in the end. With a new coach ,
came new styles and techniques. Teams and individual wrestlers were a lot tougher, and the competition was much better.
The wrestlers were very impressed by Coach Beaman. "I
think Beaman did good as a coach, he knew how we felt physically throughout the season, he knew if we needed to have a
hard or easy practice. He kept us hungry throughout the season for upcoming tournaments. I give
Coach Beaman two thumbs up," says ~--------~
The Hawkeye 10 Tournajunior Brandon Mason. Agreeing with ment was a to tal team efMason' s thoughts , senior Jeff
McQuinn states "Beaman was great, I
wish I could come back next year!"
· Impressing the crowd at districts, Lewis Central sent eight people
fort. Our conference is extre mely competitive year
after year and it was nice to
get everyone back in the
line-up.
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to state. Starting if off at 103 lbs. Barak .___ _______ _.
Davis, 112 lbs. James Smith, 119 lbs. Tobyn Ward , 125 lbs.
Gabe Rostermundt, 130 lbs. Dylan Davis, 145 lbs. Dane
Peterson, 152 lbs. Nick Hayes and ending the day was Brandon Mason at 160 lbs. The Titans came out of the State Tournam ent with two individual state cham pions senior Nick Hayes
and junior Brandon Mason. Placing seventh was sophomore
James Smith and senior Gabe Rostermundt.
"It felt great to finally have the hard work pay off," says
senior Nick Hayes.
Clarinda 46-34
Shenandoah 50-2 7
Dension 72-9
Glenwood 49-29
Harlan 52-25
Red Oak 63-16
Atlantic 49-29
Escaping from a tight hold, senior Luke Anderson comes
out with another victory for the Titans.
Carrol Kuemper 46-31
Creston 44-30
Pinning his man,junior Jeremy Coe 1 9
holds SLTong.
Scratigizing with the underclassmen, sernor
Jeff McQuinn 215 Ll:s. prc..µm:s hind.
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1 Statl: 0i'1mpions, senior Nick Hayes, at 152 ll-6. and junior Brandon Mason, at 160 lb;., smile after winning the gold. 2. Showing his true talent, senior Gabe Rostemmndt 125 lb;. wins
the match for a 5th place finish. 3. Walking back for more, junior Dane Peterson 145 lh;. listens to the ref. 4. Holding his opponent strong, senior Nick Hayes prepares for his next move.
5. Waiting for his cue to cover , sophomore Tobyn Ward 11 9 lh;. srays concentrated on his match. 6. Cradlino his man , sophomore James mith 11 2 lb;. srays tou0 h during the match and
ends with a 5th place finish.
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At the beginning of the season, many personal and team goals were
shared among the girls. Goals ranged from earning a varsity spot, improving skills, and making it to the state championship. The most important
goal, however, was to work together as a team and play to the best of the
Titans' ability.
"In order to make it as far as we dic:I, we ad to work together and get
along as teammates," said sophomore Be R:i eideman. "Working together
as teammates made how we play come natura y and fall into place."
The Titans finished out the season ith 14-3 record. Though the
girls dreamed of making it to state, they Feil short with a loss against AL.
Expectations, however, are still held high for next year.
"Even though we're losing some key players, I'm confident the underclassmen will step up next year and continue the Titan winning tradition," said head coach Chris Hanafan.
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Jumping for a relXJund , senior Jill
Hu z captures the ball for the Titans.
Sophomore Bckki Hcidc1m1.11 shoors
the lull "~'ti e senim Jill Husz looks m.
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At Titans' home court, senior
Aaron Jones attempts to move
the ball down the court by
pas.sing it to senior Pat Powers.
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Opening up the regular season with
a close win against Denison, the boys
proved that again this year they had
winning potential. After losing six seniors
last year, the underclassmen took
responsibility and stepped into the
missing shoes.
"I think we're more of a team this
year because we don't have any all-stars. It
takes a team to win, not an individual
player," said senior Tim Reedy.
'Fhe Titans proved to be successful at
winning-as they finished their season with
a 14-4r rd.
"This year's team has won a few
more gam es than last year's. I am proud
of them l::iecause in each ga e they
represent themselves and Lewis Central
well," -said head coach Dan Miller.
Unfo tunately, the boys lost in the
sub-state finals to Sioux City East and
seven seniors wore the Titan jersey for the
last time.
'Tm going to miss the crowds -U:i:e
most," said senior Cole Grandfield.
"Basketball's different than any other sport
because the crowd is right in your face and
provides the motivation to win."
Boys Basketball
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Opening the season was a !title rough for the girls, one
factor was having a very young team. There were only three
seniors and two juniors. The boys on the other hand had strong
upperclassmen leadership.
The boys and girls had some very outstanding runners
along with field people this season. Breaking school records
along the way was also an exciting experience.
Junior Todd Thieschafer broke the school recoro for the
400 hurdles at the Hawkeye 10 Conference meet, also getting
a first place finish. Thieschafer came out of many m eets as the
first place finisher.
At districts, the girls team qualified th ree girls for the state meet.
Freshman Rachel Terry qualified in the
100 meter dash, freshman Stephanie
It was really outstanding
how great the team did
this season!
-Ron Frascht
Head Girls Coach
Petsche in the high jump, and sopho- ---------
m ore Rikki Southard in the discus.
The boys qualified three people also, Todd Thieschafer
in the 110 High Hurdles and 400 Hurdles, junior Jeremy Petsche
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in the high jump and senior Jeff McQuinn in the shot put. The ~
4x400 also qualified for state including Todd Thieschafer, Jacob ~
Cooney, Aaro n Jones, Jon Gregory and alternates Casey 2
Newsom and Brad South. >
All state qualifiers had great perform ances at the state ~ --~l.J-"'~
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Southard does best.
Rikki qualified for
st· tc in the discus.
tatim. Todd rnade it to state
in the hurdles this season.
1lmJ11e-Jeff Mc.Quinn looks
like a dancer after releasing
the shot put.
Ru1ming a strong leg, freshman Kim VanNordstrand has
a great stride to help get a first
place finish. Kim competed
\\~th a lot of heart this season.
junior Amanda Wyart
is a strong starter.
Amanda was one of the
two juniors on the girls
team this year.
Soaring high over the bar,
junior Jeremy Petsche has liiiill:.a•
good fom1 and also wins,_ __ ..
this event. Petsche is rated
1 t in cla- 4A.
"If you say you can't,
you can't. If you say
·you can, you can!"
-Freshman Kellie lliffin
"Put one foot over another and run fast."
-Junior James Nguyen
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"No matter how much
you whine I'm not taking
you out of your event. So
keep crying."
-Senior Rachel Salvo
"We're the seniors,
and that we're the leaders and we should set
examples for the
younger ones. "
-Senior Chris Clark
Track & Field
Front Row: Thomas Webering, Kyle Ankenbauer, Ausrin Srrohbehn , Sreven Harvey , Luke Anderson and Chris Koch. Second Row : Derek McComas, Scorr Kemp, Cameron Ziegenfuss, J.J . Wheeler, Wes Flores, Tim Reedy and Coach Chris Hanafan.
With her fancy foomcrk,junior Trad Mattei>, prei:wes herrdf fora win! Trad \\01 16
matches during the Tiran =:11.
Known for his energy m the l::.asketl:all
court, ::q:ihorrore Era:ly Erick.<a1 shov.-s he
can relax in a great game of tennis.
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"Tennis ball oottles, only the srrong survi ve," remarks OJach Chris Hanafan. l11c
As four year members of rhe Lewis Central
Tennis Team, seniors Mallory Danielson and
Scott Kemp have been number one sealers for
rhc pasr twO years.
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For this years tennis players and coaches, tf : ost memorable
m oment was not an outstanding match. It was actually something
m ost teams take for granted. It was four brand new courts. The only
problem was, they weren't finished until half-way through the s ason.
"We waited for so long for our courts to get finished . The looks
o n the girls faces were incredible th first
time they saw the fin- " ... The looks on the ished project," commented
Curt Mace, the girls girls faces were in- tennis coach.
Both the girls credible ... " and the boys teams were
excited to get o u t -Curt Mace there and put the new
courts to use. This year the boys did an
awsome job. One of the most memorable moments wa the atch
against Atlantic.
"In the Atlantic match we were tied 4 to 4, Came on (Ziegenfuss)
and Thomas (Webering) won the tiebreaker," said coach Chris Hanfan.
The girls had a rough season but pullec1 through ith much
fun. Working on technique and form has got Coach Mace ano the girls
very excited for next year.
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As the boys amicipare where the ball
will land,
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Ankenbaucr and
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v.vrk hard as a 1eam
Front Row: Alyssa Barr and Mallory Danielsen. Second Row: Sasha Foo, Kala King, Sarah Hull ,
Kim Mcferrin , Michell e Woods and Manager Holly Fricke. Third Row: Nicole Petri, Amy Barr,
Brianne Gerhardt , Katie McDermott and Gail Flanders. Fourth Row: Coach Curt Mace, Nicki lea!,
Traci Matters, Rachel Thompson , Krista Hansen , Jessica Hansen and Kim Thompson.
As the ball glides to junior Amber Strohbehn, she
With intense prccisipn, senior Alyssa shows her domination on the court.
Barr uses her skills to set the ball sailing across the net. During her matches
Alyssa always showed patience and de'.
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... oach Cu1t Mace coaches the team. "I instill the fundamentals by pulling apart the little things. After that,
all I can dn is motivate them and be their big cheerleader."
Senior Derek ~cCo as shows his skills " 'th super
!ot too many can pull that off.
Tennis Photos by Sarah Hull
Taking control of the ball , Sophomore Joel &!wards d minates the
field during the JV game in Glenwood.
Splitting the defense, senior Andy Himes pas.scs the ball to sophomore Josh Probst.
Attempting to make a save, sophomore Justin Toole dives after the ball.
Juking out his opponenr. S: lf'ho11 ic •r~ Jr
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Fifty-fifty balls, comer balls, and communication! O:Jach Sid Lathem tells the players the keys to winning the game.
CS~ootiV1~ for the. cst~r-& With most of the starters returning, the season looked promising for the Titan boys soccer team. Defeating
their old rivals, Glenwood, early in the season kept the Titans' neads held high throughout the year.
"I was excited to get started this season. We had a gooa team last year and a lot of talent returning again
this year. I was anxious to see what would happen this year,' said sophomore Seth Jackson.
One of the teams' goals for the season was to win all of their home games.
They met this goal when they I was anxious to see what faced T J in their last home game. The game went in to a
shoot out and the Titans would happen this year wel'.l, estroying the TJ goal keeper's hopes of not losing a shoot out this season. - Sophomore Seth Jackson
"It was an exciting gameand itwas~ood to end the seasononagood note
to get us prepared for districts," said sophomore Justin Toole.
Not only was this year successful, the nex few e s are promising because of all the young talent on th~
team . About half o f the starters this season were sop omores, so they should have it covered when this year's
seniors leave.
Photos by Jessica Hargis and Dawn Longmeyer Boys Soccer
Five year varsity player Amanda Summy makes a move past a
defender.
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Back Row: Olivia Gayton, CourtrUe Dennis, Al::by O'Neill, Tracy Lauver, Amanda Johnson, Katie Archil:xild and Ashley Knoble
Third Row: CourtrUe Pearcy, Felicia Ruiz, Kristyn Hill, JCimy T cague and Rca,,oan Beckendorf. Second Row: Julie Rylxi, Amandi
Summy and Mandy Saar. Front Row: Katie Boese, Jessica Lee, Sandra Wallin, Rikki Southard, Rachel Terry and Angela OsOOm.
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Freshmen players Katie Archibald and Kaela Croushorn await their competiticm during a varsity game. Dodging a defender while keeping good a 111tn 11 11f ti \C l 111 Showing her fi erce competitive nature, freshman Kaela sophomore Bekki Heideman hel1 ·tu lmd her t< .. ':1111tLl'1 CroL1Shom fights for a ba.U while Kristyn Hill encourages her. tory. Heideman had _ hat tr1Lk s thb · \ 1n
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Kristyn Hill , frcslm1an fullback, gives everything
she's got to win a ra ce to the ball.
\Xie arc the Titans! TI1e mighty mighty Titans! TI1e team
makes themselves hea rd while warming up. Senior captain Jessica Lee speaks \vi th her
coaches. Lee was a great captain and showed
positive leadersh ip all season .
The girls' soccer season began on March 24 with grueling two hour practices everyday. The team only had
two weeks to prepare before their first game against St. Albert.
With four major players graduating after this season, the girls "Our team is a yow1g team, 50 were determined to
send the seniors out with a bang. Although the seniors are a big part of the they're going to continue to team, the underclassmen are also huge contributors. do well."
"Our team is a young team, so they're going to continue to do -Senior Amanda Sunun y well after
gone," says senior forward Amanda Summy. She adds, "Our team g ets alon g
well; we have a lot of fun." The girls can act strong as a team, as well as great friends on and o ff the field.
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The many scrapes and bruises were nothing compared to the more severe concussions and broken bones
suffered throughout the season. Nevertheless, the girls'
determination and skill led to a successful season for
both the team and the fans.
Goalie Mandy Saar, a scphomore , gets ready to show
off her drop kicking ability.
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Girls Soccer
Ashley Corbin and Amanda Bible wait patiently for their next event. Ashley placed lst in her
division of the 50 meter dash and Amanda finished 2nd in hers.
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During the basketball competition, Andy Deupree shoots the
hill with purJXR and pride.
Amanda Bible kicks the soccer ball through
the cones wtih ease. Amanda placed l st in the
soccer kick.
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Tonm1y Pederson sh \\ off his ribbon. It's Tommy's 2nd
trip to the Special Olympics.
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Tit ~V\ Co~e-~~~ Years Coached- 17
Memories- The Creston game and
the locker room meeting afterwards
was very memorable. We said
goodbye to 20 outstanding seniors
in that locker room- It was a pretty
emotional scene.
Any Additions- Football camp was
an unbelieveable team-building experience, but I don't know if I' ve
ever had a more miserable time sleeping like we did at the Camp Cedars
Sheraton.
Years Coached- 9
Memories- I enjoyed the 1J and SA
games. We had our different practice moments and I ma;t of all enjoyed celebrating after the games. I
remember celebrating the wins more
than the actual games themselves.
Any Additions- After the season is
over I always like to notice the boy's
appearance changing. 1hey have
more facial hair, longer hair and they
get highlights.
Years Coached- 2
Memories- This season took place
at the CB Relays.The team lead for
mo.5t of the meet and barely lost to
Abraham Lincoln. It was so great to
see the team bounce back this year
and to watch everyone perform so
well.
Duane Orr
lnreresting_ ''&fcre I came
to LC, the la5t: time I 'MTit:
to a rmvie theater wa.s in
1986. I'm not real big
movie buff."
Dan Miller
Interesting ... "I'm really
not interesting."
Ron Frascht
Any Additions- "Compete with Interesting ... BLAH
heart."
Deb
Stephensen
Interesting ...
"I'm a descendent of Scottish Royalty."
Years Coached- 18
Memories- Seeing the girls realize
that they had a chance to do well at
the Elite cmnp we attended over the
summer.
Any Additions- I always want kids
to leave with the love of dance and
movement. I want them to leave the
LC Dance Team with a continuing
love and passion for dance.
Tracy
Mc Vey
Interesting ... "!
was a
cosmotologist
before I was a
teacher."
Years Coached- 4
Memories- The girls dressed up in
camo and TPed my house. I then
snu ck out to Christina's (Asst.
Coach) house before they could get
there and we played a trick on them.
Any Additions- We went to an Elite
0 1eer camp over the summer which
was new for the team The Captains
and Co-captains were really good and
eliminated a lot of stress on each
squad.
Years Coached- 15
Memories- Beating AL in the finals
of a tournament to win the 0 1ampionship.
Any Additions- Key Word ... Control!
Years Coached- 10
Memories- Beating Harlan after only
scoring 10 poin ts in the first half and
giving Atlantic their only loss before
state.
Any Additions- I've seen more seDermis South
Interesting ... "In college,
I had a dual major of
P.E. and 111e Bible."
niors work ou t after ba ketball se - Chris Hanafan
son than ever before. lnte ting .. "I c.u1 tlnnk
n gallon of milk m n ha!f
hour anti kq)I tfow11.."
Years Coached- 29
Memories- Each time a young athlete has the courage to work hard
and do just a little better.
Any Additions- Our temn moto this
year i " They can't beat u if they
can't catch us."
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Years Coached- 22
Memories- W hen we played
Marshalltown , rated 2nd in the State
of Iowa and we were first. 111ey had
the National High School Homerun
King and we had the the best pitcher
in the state. We won the game 10-0
in front of a record crowd of 2,100
fans. This game drew tatewide attention and news coverage.
Any Additions- T earn motto- "Never
Satisfied" Have the same approach
in life.
Years Coached- 9
Memories- During the Hawkeye 10
dual, the kids moved around willingly in the Lineup and got after it.
With toal team effort they ended up
winning the Hawkey 10.
Any Additions- Have no regrets. Put
m the time now and make sure that
you me doing everything pos.sible to
do your best. Surround yourself with
those Lypes of people , be that kind of
person and you will be successful.
j 1 Years 0Jached- I I
Memories-Going up to play Sou ix Ci Ly
I N->rth, the number two team in the
start:, in double overtime. The team
unfortunately lost but the kids played
hard and learned a lot about Lhemselves.
An~ Additions- "Stay off the P.P."
"Leave it on tht: field."
lee Toole
Interesting ... "I started
at college in L'lnclscape
Architec ture , then
S\\~ tchecl to Education
and Coaching."
01ad Beaman
Interesting ... "I sleep
~th a fan on my head
365 clays a year."
Sid Leytham
Interesting ... "My left
foot is only good for
walking purposes."
Joe
Ankenbauer
Interesting ...
" I run with
the team at
e very practice. My saying is, " If I
can do it,
then you can
do it."
Years Coached- 23
Memories- Boys team qualifying for
the State Cross Country Meet in
2002, this hasn't happened since
1984.
Any Additions- Cross country is
more fun than you might think. Just
ask anyone that is on the team.
Bruce
Shamburg
Interesting ...
"My swim- 1
ming cla=in
college were in
the nude."
Years Coached- 29
Memories- Watching and celebrating with \\ tru11 ers when they acheive
their personal best times, especially
at the District or State meets.
Any Additions- All swinuners need
to take an applied math course so
they can figure out how to read the
minutes and seconds on a pace clock.
Calculus and trig don't get the job
done in the pool.
Lowell
Kennedy
Interesting ...
"I really enjoy
reading."
Years Coached- 20
Memories- Fini hing fifth in a sixteen team mumament for the boys.
Any Additions- Receiving Gold Tee
award for the highest score in a tournament.
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Years Coached- 5
Memories- It was at our last post season game against Soui.x City Heelan.
We were behind going into the last
inning, we came together as a team
and tied it up to go in an extra inning.
All the advice the coaches had been
giving had finally come together.
Any Additions- A joke regarding
Coach Durfey needing directions back
from Creston, IA. There is nothing
wrong with the back roads!
Years Coached- 8
Memories- We beat SC East in the
moring round of tean1 regionals last
season. 111e team went to Applebee's
for lunch. The girls secretly told the
waitress tl1at it was my birtl1day (of
course, it wasn't my birtl1day). Along
came tl1e whole waitstaff to sing me
happy birtl1day. TI1ey got me ... but the
des.sen was good.
Any Advice- "Don't Swing!"
Years Coacl1ed- 6
Memories- Having the tean1 play well
enough to be ranked for the first time
ever.
Any Additions- "Keep playing w1selfishly as a team and we will reach our
goals."
Kay Durfey
Interesting ... "I have
five brothers and five
sisters - five of them
are in education."
Cun Mace
Interesting ... "I'm nor
very interesting."
John DeVries
lnteresring ... "I raise
horses as a hobby."
Coaches
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Adrian, Candice 24, 82
Albertsen, Christian 38
Alexander, Daniel 54
Alexander, Jennifer 24 :U...:::......;;J1~tnru l Almazan, Eutimio 46
Almazan, Javier
Altic, Kaleigh 38, 76
Andersen, Victoria 20, 24, 78
Anderson, Luke 7, 14, 15, 19,
20, 23 , 24, 76 , 78,95 , 96,
106, 114, 143
Anderson, Nathan 46
Anderson, Reese 46, 65, 66,
77 '
Angeroth, Lisa 54, 77
1==::::::::;:;;;:::::;:;:1 Angeroth, T. Leslie 46, 66,
77, 78
Ankenbauer, Kacie 54, 66,
76, 77
Ankenbauer, Kyle 46, 114
Jorge, Aragon
Arbogast, Steven 46
Archibald, Katie 54, 118
Archibald, Larry
Austin, Charis 54
Avalos, Jade
Bach, Deborah 38, 66, 77,
104, 105
Baker, Brandon 38
Baker, Brandy 46
Baker, Paul
Baldwin, Samantha
Baney, Andrew 54 , 66, 77
Baney, Gregory 38
Banks, Jessica 54
Barelos, Nicholas 38, 43
Barnett, Daniel 7, 15, 38 , 69,
74, 75
Bamtsen, Trisha 6, 14, 19 ,
20, 23, 24, 76 , 78,98, 99,
109, 144, 158
Barr, Alyssa 6, 10, 14, 19, 20,
24, 32, 64,69, 74, 75, 76 , 78,
106, 115, 159
Barr, .Arriy 38, 74, 76, 78,83,
84, 115
Barrett, Brenda 38
Barrs, Joshua
Bartlett, Chad 13, 20, 23, 24,
158
Basch, Cassidy 46
Bayless, Samuel 46, 7 6
Beatty, Gary 24, 77' 79
Beatty, Racheal 38, 79
Beckendorf, Reagan 21, 46, 7 8,
89, 118
Beckner, Jennifer 6, 14, 15 , 19,
20, 24,69, 70, 71, 74, 76, 159
Beery, Marie 46
Behrens, Heidi 54
Behrens, Lindsey 54, 77, 104,
105
Bellows, Emily 46
Bellows, Matthew 54, 66, 77
Bellows, Nicole 54
Belt, Brandi 38
Beno, Rebecca 24, 79, 158
Beraldi, Robert 46
Bergantzel, Brooke 38, 76, 82
Beuterbaugh, Charles 54
Bible, Arrianda 22 , 24, 120,
121
Biorn, Trevor 54
Black, Daniel 38, 44, 65, 66 ,
75 , 77' 78
Black, Megan 7, 24, 72 , 76
Black, Peter 54, 66, 77
Black, Randi 46
Blanchard, Nicholas 10, 24, 79
Blum, Brandi 46
Blwn, Kristin 38, 78
Boardman, Emily 24, 93, 145
Bockenstedt, Brody 46, 52
Boese, Kathryn 46, 118
Bogardus, Kevin 46
Bohlen, Christopher 46
Bolas, Steven 24, 76
Bond, Julia 10, 12, 24, 76,
158
Bonnett, Stephanie 9, 1 7, 46,
69, 85
Bothwell, Nick
Bothwell, Ryan 24, 79 , 81
Bradley, Michael
Briggs, Lester 24
Brittain, Jerry 46
Brockelsby, Jeromy 46
Brookover, Rachael 54, 77
Bruning, Katherine
Bruning, Sarah 54, 66
~ Buckles, Nanette 54, 66, 77
Buff um, Danielle 46
Burke, Stephen 54
Bunneister, Eric 4 5 , 54, 58,
77
Burnett, Jeffrey
Burnett, Victoria 66, 77
Burns, Brandon 38
Burroughs, Nicholas 38, 66,
67
Buswell, Rachel 6, 47, 51, 66 ,
77
Byers, Crystal 24 , 79
Byers, Jeremy 79
Byers, Joshua
Byers, Thomas
c
Cackowski, Dane
Cain, Jennifer 24, 78
Cain, Sandra 38
Campbell, Shayla 25, 79
Carlson, Lauren 38, 85
Carroll, Cassara 54, 58, 66,
72, 76, 77
Casson, Kyle 38, 95, 103
Cham Edwar , Nicole 47
Chapman, Elizabeth 47, 78
Chepetla, Jose
Chesley, Jason 54
Chesley, Jessica 25, 79
Choy, Matthew 38
Christiansen, Derek 54, 55
Christiansen, McKayla 54, 55,
77 , 112
Churchill, Justin
Churchill, Larissa 54
Clark, Christopher 8, 20, 23,
25, 113, 159
Clark, Jake
Clark, Kelli 4 7
Clark, Logan 47, 66, 77
Clark, Tiffany 54, 66, 77
Clemons, Danielle 54, 66, 69,
77
Clemons, Jake 25, 69
Clevenger, Catrina 39
Clouser, Timothy 54, 72
Cockcroft, Ignacio 20, 25, 75
Coe, Jeremy 39, 78, 106, 107
Coleman, Matthew 39
Coleman, Nicholas 54
Collins, Crystal 39, 65, 66, 77,
78
Collins, Richard 39
Colton, Justin 54, 66
Qilt n , Toni
Q.mner, Coleby 54
Conover, Tiffany 9, 13, 39, 74,
75
Convey, Saral1
cook, Amber 39, 83, 84
C,ook, Katherine 54, 69, 77
Cook, Stacy
Coonce , Aimee 39, 66
eoonce, Kaleigh 7, 39
eooney, Adam 54, 11 7
('_,aoney, Jacob 13, 14, 20, 23 ,
25,65, 75, 95, 158
OJoper, April 54, 92, 93
OJoper, Justin 39
Coppa, Jennifer 17 , 25
Corbin , Ashley 47, 120, 121
Corbin, Haley 12, 47 , 89
Courter, Kyle 54
Cox, Emily 54, 66, 69, 77
())yle, Brett
())yle, Trenton 15, 47, 53
(})zad, Alana 55, 92
Cozad, Amy 55, 77
(})zad, Michael 4 7
Crane, Ashley 39
Crawford, Andrew 14, 19 , 20,
21, 25, 44, 159
Croushorn, Austin 38, 106
Croushorn, Kaela 55, 77, 118
Cyboron, Ryan 7, 15, 21, 39,
45
D
Damgaard, Keith 25, 159
Danielsen, Mallory 25, 114,
115
Darnell, Kimberli 39, 7 4, 7 8
Dashner, Justin 47, 51, 64, 66 ,
77
Daub, Carol 39
Davidson, Sara 6, 12 , 14, 16 ,
25 , 75
Davis, Barak 47, 52, 106
Davis, Dale 55, 69
Davis, Dylan 9, 19, 21, 25, 69,
75, 106, 107
Davis, Nathan 55 , 66
Davis, Tiff any 39, 69
Dawson, Michael 39
Deeds, Amanda 9, 47, 101
Dela Cruz, Edward
Delaney, Patrick 39
Delanty, Dustin
Delfs, Richard 55
Dennis, Courtnie 4 7 , 66, 7 4,
78, 92, 93 , 99, 108, 109, 118,
119
Desuyo, Donald 120, 121
Deupree, Andrew 39, 121
Deupree , Michael 25 , 158
Devoss, Daniel 15, 47, 106
Dick, Jason 39, 75
Oieatrick, Adam 55, 69, 77
Diercks, Alicia 55, 58, 66
Diercks, Brianne 21 , 39, 66 , 77 ,
78
Diggs, Shawn 47
Diller, Mark 39, 102, 103
Dillon, Andrew 39
Dillon, Jenna 47
Dillon, Matthew 4 7
Oinklage, Lindy 23, 25 , 76, 78,
82, 83, 90, 91
· Oinville, Austin 55
Dirks, Elise 55
Daffin, Kellie 19, 55, 69, 73 , 113
Dofner, Dennis 4 7
Dofner, Jesse
Donaldson, Tina 39 , 77
Dragon , Michael
Dreager, Rebecca 39 , 66, 67 , 76,
77, 78
Dresen, Katie 39, 104
Driver, Amanda 39 , 81
Driver, Rachel 47 , 85, 106
Driver, Tyler 21 , 38, 39, 112
Drvol, Tyler 66
Dunham, Jacob 39
Durand, Ashley 4 7
Durand, Robert 25
Durfey, Tara 9, 39, 92
Durfey, Travis 25, 142
Duron, Brendan
Duron, Jessica
Dyess, Amy
Dyess, Tracy
E
Ebke, Christopher 47 , 65, 66, 69,
77
Edison, Andrew 4 7
Edwards, Benjamin 47, 117
Edwards, Jennifer 47
Edwards, Joel 16, 21 , 47, 52, 66,
77, 78, 116
Jackson, Seth 46, 48, 74, 78
Jacoba, Brandon 56
Jacoby, Allison 48, 65, 66, 77, 78
Jennings, Brandy 6, 40
Jeruen, Ale.x 56
Jensen, Angela 10, 40, 66, 69, 77
Jensen, Christopher 48
Jensen, Jamie 56, 77
Johnson, Amanda 48, 118
Johnson, Ashley 56, 77
Johnson, Camayla 48
Johnson, Jessica 40
Johnson, Rebecca 48, 66, 77
Johnson, Robert 56
Johnson, Shelby 48, 82
Jones, Aaron 27 , 78, 110, 159
Jones, Elizabeth 12, 56, 74, 77
Jones, Kevin 56, 66, 77
Jones, Natalie 27 , 91, 159
Joneson, Jaimi 16, 27, 65, 69, 70, 71, 76, 158
Joneson, Jeffrey 49
Jordan , James 56, 77
Jordan, Mitch 66 , 77
Jozwiak, Bryan 27
Jtmior, Douglas 9, 27, 79, 11 6
K
Kaiser, Jacob 56
Karnish, Jessica 40, 66 , 77
Kealy, Lauren 8, 40, 66, 77
Keller, Cody 49
Kelley, Shannon 40, 78, 82
Kelsey, Joleene 49
Kemp, Scott 15, 17, 19, 27 , 76 , 78, 97, 110, 114,
115 , 159
Kho!, Jacob 21, 75
Kimball , Megan 81
King, Andrew 16 , 20, 27 , 65, 69, 70, 71, 73 , 75,
76, 78, 158
King, Kala 40, 66 , 67 , 76, 77 , 78, 11 5
King, Kaleb 49, 66, 76, 77
KinKennon, Ronald 77
Kinney, Jonathan 41
Kirlin , Kristy 6, 13
Kiser, Allison 28 , 79
Kiser, Andy 49, 66, 68, 69
Klepfer, Julianna 49
Knavel, David 28, 65 , 75 , 78
Knigge, Claire 56, 69, 76, 77
Knoble, Ashley 49 , 78, 108, 11 8
Koch, Christopher 20, 22, 28, 76, 77, 78, 114
Kocourek, John 20, 49
Kohlscheen, Jacob 56
Kohlscheen, Shawn 49
Kopiasz, Joseph
Koppold, Matthew 8, 28 , 142
Kossow, Ashley 6, 21 , 41
Kottke, Brent 41
Kreger, Kyle 28, 65, 66 , 75, 77 , 78
Kreger, Sarah 49, 66, 68, 69 , 76, 77, 78
Kresl, Crystal 28
L
Lainson, Allyse 7, 49
Lando! t, Joseph
Lane, Korey 49
Lara, Kenya 41 ""'--JIL...-
Larison, Andrea 55, 56
Larison, Steven 49
Larosier, Louis
Larsen, Dale 49 , 66 , 69, 77, 78
Larsen, Latacia 41
Larsen, Latania 56
Larson, Kevin 41, 66, 77
Lauver, Traci 49, 118
Lauver, Trent 28
Laver, Jennifer 41
Lee, Jessica 14, 28, 118, 11 9
Lee, Kyle 21, 41, 69
Leeper, Andrea 56, 77
Legaz-Bautista, Marina 13
Lehmer, Shauna 49 , 66, 77
Leon, Blanca
Le\\~ , Katie 28
Lewis, Susan 56 , 77
Lich, Molly 49, 69, 82
Liddick, Ashley 56, 77
Lincoln, Brent 49
Lindaman, Kendra 9, 49, 78, 91
Lindsey, Mason 28
Linkenhoken, Adrienne 28, 79
Little, Randee
Livermore, Sabrina 52, 56
Loftus, Christopher 56, 66, 77
Long, Travis 28, 79
Longmeyer, Dawn 41, 65, 78, 83, 84, 104, 105
Longmeyer, Megan 9, 49, 100
Loose , Britney 41
Lucas, Todd 56
Luth, Chelsea 56, 66, 77, 104, 105
Lynch, Brenna 41, 44, 69, 74, 90
Lyndsey, Mason 79
M
Mabbitt, Brandon
Mabbitt, Emily 41
Mabbitt, Kyle 49
Macke, Heather 28
Masker, Rachel 56, 77
Mason, Brandon 78, 106 , 107
Mason, Robert 41 , 66, 77
Mass, David 41
Mass, Jared 49
Matheis, Candace 56
Matters, Traci 41, 78, 114, 115
Mattox, Taralee 20, 21, 28
Mauer, Adam 28
Maves, Khodie 49
May, Lindsey
Mayer, Seanna 49, 66, 76, 77, 78
Maynard , Jeffery 41
McCanunond, Joshua 49
McO:imas, Derek 7, 14, 17, 20, 28, 76, 114,
11 5, 158
McO:iy , Jason 95
McO:iy, Patrick 49
McO:iy, Shane
McDennott, Kathleen 56, 77 , 115
McDonald, Andrew 49
McFarland, Chelsea 56, 66, 72 , 76, 77
McFerrin, Kim 7, 21 , 45, 49, 11 5
McGee , Amanda 56
McGrain, Kayla 56
McKem, Megan 14, 28 , 82, 83
McKern, Melissa 21, 45, 49, 78, 82
McManus, Emily 20, 28, 159
McMullen, Daniel 41
McQuinn, Jeff 19 , 20, 28, 52, 65, 75, 96 , 106,
11 3, 159
McVey, Tavis 28
McVey, Zachary 29
McWhorter, Kevin 7, 20, 44, 65, 69 , 74, 78
Meiers, Michael 21, 41, 66, 77, 78
Meissner, Shannon 29, 66, 74, 77, 78, 82, 84,
158
Melby, Derrek 56, 77
Melby, T onm1y 41
Mescher, Danielle 21, 46, 49, 74, 76 , 78
Mether, Derek 12, 41 , 78
Metzger, Kevin 66, 77
Meyer, Kristina 56
Miedl , George 29
Miecll , Heather 50
Miller, Amber 50, 66, 77
Miller, Brandon 29
Miller, Calvin 41
Miller, Ka"i'.cn 20, 29
Miller, Melissa 23, 29, 65, 66, 76, 77, 78, 142
Moe, Adam 56
Moe , Andrea 41, 78
Moe, Laura 29
Moore, O:iurtney
Moore, Emily 50
Moore, Joshua 41
Morgan, Amber 29
Morgan, Danielle 50
Morgan, Turner 15 , 20, 50, 65, 70, 71, 72
Morrison, Ray
Mose, Alicia 50, 69
Moss, Jack 41
Mucha, Margaret
Mudra , Tanner 50
N
Naico, Kenneth 56
Nanfito, Aleece
Navarrete, Jessica 50
Navarrete, Pablo 56
Neal, Nicki 9,41, 78, 82, 83, 84, 115
Neblik, Jaika 42, 69
Neighbors, Cody 56
Neighbors, Megan
Nelson, Ashley 50
Nelson, Brandon 50
Neumrum , Da!1a 42
Newsom, Casey 7, 4 2
Nguyen, Christina 23, 29
Nguyen , James 42 , 11 3
Nguyen, Jonathan 56
Nichol , Krystal
Nichols, Tausha
Nielsen, Dana 29
Nightser, Kira 42
Nihsen, Ashley 42
Nihsen, Lindsay 56
Nissen, Rru1di
Nocita, Tyler 29
Norris, Kristine 18, 29 , 66, 76, 77
Norton, Stephanie 29, 84
Nu , Ellen 48, 50, 74 , 78, 83, 85, 93
O'Neal, Douglas 42
O'Neill , Abby 56, 118
O'Neill, Alex 56
O'Reilly, Douglas 78
Oehme, Andrea 56, 66, 77
Olsen , Daniel 56
Olsen, Mary 10, 29, 79
Olsen, Michael 79
Olsen, Timothy 42
Olson, Bradley 56
Olson, Tilaina 50
Osborn, Angela 50, 78, 118
Osborn, Walter 56
Oti , Jackie 29, 79
Otis, Robert 42
Otto, Cole 42
Otts, Thomas 56
Overstreet, John 56, 77
Owens, 1 ichol 29, 83
p
Pace, Steven 50
Palmerton, Kevin 50
Paulsen, Amanda 42, 66, 77
Paulsen, Michelle 56 , 66, 77
Paulsen , Ricky 13, 15 , 19, 50
Paulson, Zach 42, 62, 80, 95 , 110
Pearcy, Courmey 21, S6, 77, 11 8
Pearey, Eric 29
Pedersen, TI1omas 12 0 , 1 21
Pedrick, Jon S6
Penney , Kyle S6, 77
Penney , Shawn SO
Peregoy, Reed 56
Petersen, Dane 42, 106, 107
Peterson, Dustin 50, 51
Peterson, Ronald 21, 29
Peth , Aaron S6, 66, 67, 77
: etn, Nicule 42, 83 , 8S, l lS
p etsche, Jeremy 19, 40, 42, 78, 113
p etsche, Stephanie S7, 112
hilmalee , Renae 50
Phoenix, Jason 96
~ckcrmg, Aimee 9, 42, 7S , 82, 83, 84
•dgwn, David 50, 77
~ Q>n, "Jicholas 57
c \-, Kavla SO
·-Tcv, Sarah 29 79
~" tr:i, Linda 57', 77
POtntrlcau, Bruce 30, 78, lOl
['11111lTleau, Megan 50, 74
p 0111eroy, Justin 7, SO
~once , Trisha S7, 66, 77
p °'lre, Heather SO
1'1(llJrc, Jesse S7
Purter, Stacy 30, 79 , 82, 84, 1 S9
~~ ~~~ :; ~c1 s;7 ~We , Patrick 30 , 110, l 16
f>r ~t, _lo hua 42, 10 1, 116
Pr (Jcop1n, Nicholas 20, 30, 66, 77
\'<.ripio, Steven 42
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Q. 10 n, Joshua
Q. ,...,, , Melissa 30, 144
57' 77
Randolph, G'\Sey 30
Ranney, Alyssa SO, 78, 93
Ranney, Danielle 30, 78, 104, 105
Rasmussen, Dustin 57
Rathke, Kaila 42, 79
Rau, Jeffrey S7, 66, 67, 77, 107
Reedy, Timothy 14, 19, 22, 30, 76, 78, 114, 1S8
Reicks, Jeffrey 21, 79
Reif, Richard 4 2
Reiss, Joshua 55, 57
Reno, Mary
Rhoades, Ann
Richter, Ashley 12, 48 , 50, 78, 82, 108, 109
Richter, Dani 30, 142, 159
Richter, Kelsey 11, 57
Rief, Joseph 57
Riehle, Sara 16 , 50, 76, 78, 91
Riso, Bethany 57, 69, 77
Roberts, Lance 10, 30
Roberts, Matthew
Robey, Jared 12, 30, 77
Robinson, Jason
Rogers, Jacob 77
Rogness, Chris 57, 77
Roof, Dustin 30
Roof, TI1omas 42, 43, 121
Rosenbohrn, Marissa 57
Ross, Justin 42, 106
Rostennuhdt, Gabriel 7, 13, 14, 19, 20, 30, 32,
106, 107' 159
Rowe, Christy 30
Ruiz, Aaron 57
Ruiz, Felicia 20, 66 , 77 , 118
Ryba, Julie 20, 23, 30, 106, 118
s
Saar, Mandy 17, 50, 63, 118, 11 9
Sabatka, John 30
Sadler, Heather 50, 66, 77
Salvo, Christopher 42, 66, 77
Salvo, Lea 21, 42, 66, 69, 77 , 78
Salvo, Rachel 14, 15, 19, 30, 74, 78, 99, 106, 113,
158
Samuelson, Steven
Sandberg, Megan 30
Saracay, Giovanni 5 7, 77
Sass, Alyssa 6 , 50
Sass, Shayla 12, 30, 78
Saunders, Matthew 30
Savick, Catherine 31, 79
Schaben, Danielle 42 , 81
Schank, Lyndsay 13, 50, 78
Scheffel, Je1ma 57, 77
Scheffel, Melynda 42, 78
Schendt, Nicolle 57 , 77
Scherer, Angela 3 l
Scherer, Laura 31
Scheuring, Benjamin 21, 31, 45 , 76, 78, JOO, 1 lO,
1S9
Scheuring, Hayley S7, 102
Schimmel, Tara 50, 78, 83, 85
Schmader, Jaimie 50
Schultz, Bri ttany 50
Schultz, Ca ie 50
Schultz, Kristin 31, 79
Schultz, Michael 31
Schulze, Jennifer 31, 78
Schumann, Daniel 31, 79
Schumann, Nichole 57
Schutte, Allison 50, 64, 91
Schutte, Audra 31, 66, 67, 77, 78
Scislmvicz, Joseph
Scivally, Jennie
Scott, Kathern 10, 31, 76, 79
Seager, Donald 11 , 31 , 79
Sealock, Andrew 31, 110, 158
Sears, Beth 42, 66, 77
Seavey, Justin 42
Seelandt, Ronald
Senter, Alicia 42
Seydlitz , Jeimifer 42, 45, 66, 77, 78, 81
Shanks, Emily 16, 50, 51, 69, 78, 83, 85
Shanks, Mallory 57, 77, 92
Shaw, Matthew 31, 79
Shea , Samuel 42
Shepard , Amber 57, 77
Sheppard, Rebecca 8, 12, 57, 77
Sheridan, An1anda 42
Shook, Chelsea 57 , 77
Shorey, Pamela 12 , 42, 43, 53, 69 , 74, 78, 82, 83
Showers, Nathan 11 , 50
Showers, Ryan 10, 42, 76, 82
Sillau , Meredith 57 , 74 , 76, 77
Silva , Archie
Silva, Daniel
Silva , Michelle 31, 83
Sinunons, Joel 31 , 81
Simonin, Rachel 42, 66, 77, 78
Simpson, Christina 57, 77
Slaughter, Ashley 31, 64, 65
Smith, Ale.x 7, 57
Smith, Ashley 57 , 66, 77
Smith, Halicia 23 , 31, 66, 73, 78, 159
Smith, James 50, 106, 107
Smith, James Oesse) 31, 117
Smith, Kathleen 50, 65
Smith, Kevin 69
Smith, Ryan 95
Smith, Travis 50, 78
Smits, Melinda 43 , 69, 73, 77, 78 , 82
Smolin ki, Adam
Smolinski, Sara 6, 43
Snell, Alyssa 6, 50
Sondag , Andrew 57, 77
Sousa, Chase
South, Bradley 77, 83, 84
South, Kacy 31
Southard, Rikki 20, 113 , 118, 11 9
Spangler, Lucas 5 7
Spetman, Aim 31, 92
Stafford , Chasidy
Stageman, Bradley 17, 78
Starnes, Sarah 57
Stellish, Susan 4 3
Stewart, Lineva 43
Stewart, Matthew 57
Stewart, Tiffany 31
Stinson, Willie 77
Stokes, David 57
Stoutzenberger, James 49
toutze11berger, arah 57, 66, 77
Strohbelu1 , Amber 11, 13, 43 , 74 , 78 , 80, 81, 115
Struhbelm, Austin l l, 55, 57, l l 4
Struck, Katie 21. 32, 78, 82, 84 tuhr, Jere111y 57
Silva, Daniel
Silva, Michelle 31, 83
Simmons, Joel 31, 81
Simonin, Rachel 42, 66, 77, 78
Simpson, Christina 57 77 ' Slaughter, Ashley 31 , 64, 65
Smith, Alex 7, 57
Smith, Ashley 57, 66, 77
Smith, Halicia 23, 31 , 66, 73, 78,
159
Smith, James 50, 106, 107
Smith, James (Jesse) 31 , 117
Smith, Kathleen 50, 65
Smith, Kevin 69
Smith, Ryan 95
Smith, Travis 50, 78
Smits, Melinda 43, 69, 73, 77, 78,
82
Sulentic, Amy 19, 32, 78, 91 , 145
Sulentic, Kyle 32, 145
Summy, Amanda 6, 14, 15, 20,
32, 74, 76,99, 118, 159
Sutton, Brandon 32
Swanson, Christine 43, 85
Swett, Amanda
Swisher, Travis 66, 77
T
Taggart, Aaron 57
Tamayo, Kami 57
Taylor, Jamie 12, 43, 73, 78,
104, 112
Taylor, Nathan
Teague, Jenny 118
Tech, Austin 57
Smolinski, Adam Terry, Mark 9, 32, 78, 144, 158
Smolinski, Sara 6, 43 Terry, Rachel 17, 21 , 57, 74, 76,
Snell, Alyssa 6, 50 77, 118
Sondag, Andrew 57, 77 Thieschafer, Todd 13, 43, 11 3
Sousa, Chase Thomas, Cody 57
South, Bradley 77, 83, 84 Thomas, Lauren 49, 66, 67, 74,
South, Kacy 31 77, 78, 104, 105
Southard, Rikki 20, 113, 11 8, 119 Thomas, Michael 57
Spangler, Lucas 57 Thomas, Ryan
Spetman, Ann 31 , 92 Thompson, Ellen 20, 3 2, 65, 66,
Stafford, Chasidy 77, 78
Stageman, Bradley 17, 78 Thompson, Justin 32
Starnes, Sarah 57 Thompson, Kimberly 57, 77, 115
Turner, Trevor
Turner, Winter 77
Tweedt, Katherine 48, 51
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Ungsuthornrungsi, Suthawan 21
32, 52, 144 '
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Valentin, Zachrui 57, 58
Vanderloo, Na than 106
VanNausdale, Matthew 43
VanNord trand, Kim 54, 57, 77,
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VanNordstrand, Patrick 12, 16,
51 , 65, 68, 69, 70, 76, 78
Vazquez, Guadalupe 51
Venard, Amanda 57
Vergamini, Vanessa 58, 77
Versch, Scott 43, 66
Vest, Justin
Victoria, Brittany 77
ViJJareal, Cristal
Vincent, Alysha 58
Vincent, Danny 43
Voltmer, Elizabeth 51
Vrba, Amanda 43
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Stellish, Susan 43 Thompson, Rachel 21, 43, 66, Stewart, Lineva 43 67, 77, 78, 115 Wahle, Seth 58
Stewart, Matthew 57 Thomsen, Lucas 16, 19 Wallin, Sandra 51, 118
Stewart, Tiffany 32 Thornton, Kimberly 57, 66, 69 Wallin, Sara 43, 66
Stinson, Willie 77 Thornton, Sara 32, 66, 78, 159 Walters, Jeffrey 10, 51
Stokes, David 57 Tiffey, Josh 57 Ward, Tobyn 5 1, 106, 107
Stoutzenberger, James 49 Tornford, Adam 10, 76 Warner, Christine 51, 66, 77
Stoutzenberger, Sarah 57, 66, 77 Toole, Justin 46, 74, 76, 78, 94, Warren, Brian 5 1, 78
Strohbehn, Amber 11, 13, 43, 74, 97, 116 ~atso , Karen 6, 43, 74, 83, 85,
78, 80, 81, 115 Trade!, Aran 6, 12, 14, 15, 32,
Strohbehn, Austin 11, 55, 57, 114 74, 99 Way, Jeremy
Struck, Katie 21, 32, 78, 82, 84 Tsuji, Christopher 43 Weber, Troy 58
Stuhr,Jeremy 57 Tsuji,Samantha 51, 53,82 Webering,Thomas 114
Stuhr, Joshua 43 Turner, Ross 43, 66, 77 Weihe, Antony 58
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Wheeler, John 43, 114
White, Johnathan 58
White, Joseph 43
Whitney, Jill 51 , 78, 82, 90
Wickersham, Krista 51, 66, 77, 78
Wirth, Eric 32, 77, 78
Wood, Amy 32, 66, 77, 78
Woodard, Stephanie 58, 66
Woodruff, Michael 58, 121
Woods, Michelle 51 , 115
Woods, Tricia 32, 79
Wright, Jennifer 14, 32
Wright, Kiisti Jo 69
Wyatt, Amanda 6, 16, 43, 74, 75,
78, 113
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Yakel, Zach 51, 66, 69, 78
Yates, Jeremy 58
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Edwards, Nicki 48, 66
Edwards. Tanner
Eivins, Richard
Eivi ns, Tammy 25, 79
Elgan, Cody 15, 25, 53
Elgan, Jesse 54, 55, 74, 77
Ellis, Matthew 25
Ellison, Zachary 39, 66, 77
Engelstad, Holly 39, 66, 78.
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Engle. Kristine 47, 66, 76, 77
Epperson, Heath 47, 76, 78
Erickson, Brady 47, 76, 111 ,
11 4
Erwin, Jennifer 25
Esparza, Roel
Evans, Bryan 55
Evans, CoiTine 55, 77
Evans, Eric 47, 66, 72, 73, 76,
78
Evans. Tristan 26, 79
Exley. Heather 39, 78, 88
Exley, William 55, 66. 77
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Funders, Gai l 55, 11 5
Fastnacht, Troy
Feller. Abigail 4 7
Fields, Maggie 55, 69
Finegan, Tiffany
Finiff, Emil y 55
Fink, Tera 26
Finn, Daniel 4 7, 66
Fischer. Daniel 55
Fischer, Melissa 39, 78
Fiscus, Matt 20, 26. 44, 65,
68, 69, 73, 75
Fisher, Jeremy
Fitzgerald, Ashley
Fl anagan, Jason 39
Flores, Wesley 2 1, 39, 111 ,
11 4
Fontaine, Jacob
Foo, Sasha 6, 47, 5 1, 76, 11 5
Fountai n, Jeffrey 46, 66, 77
Frain, Ryan 26, 79
Franks, Anissa 10, 12, 39, 76
Fricke, Holly 6, 14, 15. 19,
20, 26, 32, 74, 75. 76, 83, 11 5.
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Friesen, Jaimee 48, 77
Frost, Billie 55, 77, 92, 93
Frost, Carly 39. 93, I 02. I 03
Fry, John
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Gate , Brian 15, 26, 52, 79
Gates, Carly 20, 48
Gaube, Joshua 23, 26
Gaytan, Olyvia 55. 11 8
Ge ier, Nathan l 5, 39
George, Tamara 55
Gerhardt, Brianne 6, 38. 39,
74, 78, 11 5
Gerhardt, Henry 23, 26, 78, 143
Gibbs, Gerald
Goethe, Kathryn 48, 69, 78, 82
Goetz. Keith 39. 66, 67
Goetz, Ryne 55, 66, 77
Golden, Brian 55
Goodman. Nicole 39
Goodman, Stacey 2 1, 23, 26, 65,
66, 67, 77, 78, 103, 158
Gordy, Ashley 23, 26
Goss, Adam 55, 77
Goss, Shannon 26, 64, 65. 78, 144
Graalfs, Kirstin
Graham, Micheal 12. 39. 40, 69
Grandfield, Cole 14, 19. 20, 23,
26, 62, 76, 103, 11 0, 158
Grassman. Todd 26. I 04, I 05
Gray, Elizabeth 55
Graybill, Tyler 55
Gregory, Jonathan 23, 26
Grieves, Matthew 55
Griffis, Jesse 55, 69
Griger, Stephen 55
Grosvenor, Joshua 13, 15, 18, 20.
48, 11 6
Grosvenor, Rachel 14, 17, 26, 90,
9 1, 158
Grund, Alex 55
Gubbels, Chad 55. 66. 77
Gubbels, Eric 26. 66, 77, 78, 11 2
Guilliams, Cory 26. 144
Gulden, Daniel 2 1. 48. 66, 77. 78
Gundlach, Sara 46, 48, 74, 78
Gustin, Sara 55
Gutierrez, Gabino 13, 48
Gwinn, David 40
H
Hagar, Michelle 26
Hammenneister, Angel 55
Hammermeister, Jessica
Hammers, Crystal
Hamsa, Heather 9, 40
Haner, Heath 40
Haner, Heidi 26
Haney, Lori 48, 76, 77, 104, 105
Hansen, Jake 94
Hansen, Jessica 15, 48. 99, 11 4.
11 5
Hansen, John 48
Han en, Katie 40
Hansen, Kehly 55, 69, 77
Hansen, Krista 40. 53. 66, 76. 78,
82. 83, 11 5
Hansen, Nicholas 26, 78, 10 1
Hardiman, Jacob 27, 44
Hardiman, Lora
Hargis. Jessica 48, 74. 78, 84
Harman. Nathan 48
Harrell. Tyler
Ha1,.is, Amanda
Ha1Tis, Jennifer 55, 77
Harris. Sarah 48. 68. 69
Harris, Tommy 55, 66. 77
Harvey, Erin 48
Harvey, John 12, 23, 27, 80,
11 6. 158
Han,ey, Steven 40, 11 4
Hasbrouck, Nathan 40, I 06
Hayes, Eric 20, 40, 80
Hayes, Nicholas 7, 14, 15, 27.
74, 78, !06, 107, 159
Hays, Tracy 27, 79, 158
Heath, Jacob 55
Heckerman, Jamie 40, 78
Heddles, Samantha 48, 69
Hedrick, Samantha 78
Heideman, Rebecca 21. 44, 48.
74, 78, 99, !09, 11 8
Hempel, Micheala 40
Hernandez, Enes 40
Hernandez, Luis
Hernandez, Martin 12, 40
Higginbotham, Jennifer 55
Higgins, Colin 55
Higgins, Erin 48, 66, 77, 78
Higgins, Jessica 40
Higgins, Katie 6, 14, 19, 22,
27,65, 76, 78, 109
Higgins, Nathan 27
Higgins, Sarah 54, 55, 74, 76,
77
Hildreth. Rachel 93
Hill. Kristyn 56, 74, 76, 100,
11 2, 11 8, 119
Hjmes, Andy 7, 15, 21. 27, 116
Hi nsley. Kellie 40, 66, 77, 78
Hitchcock, Travis 56
Hough, Marissa 40. 74, 75. 80.
89
Hourigan, Caylee 40, 80
Hourigan, Megan 27, 79
Housley, Kristin 48
Howell, Brandon 40
HoweU, Lyndsey 8. 17, 19, 48,
88
Hubbard, Mark 23, 27, 66
Hughe , Ashley 27, 78
Hughes. Joshua 40
Hull. Sarah 6, 20. 48, 76, 83.
85, 115
Hultquist, Amber
Hunter, Cody 56
Hurst, Jennifer 20, 79
Hu rtado. Anahi 27
Husz. Jill 6. 14. 19, 20, 27. 74.
75, 76. 78,98.99, 109
Husz, Mandy 56, 74, 76, 77
Hutchinson, Tom 56
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Jackson. Derek 56
Jack on, Joshua
Jackson, Melissa 56
Jackson, Robert 48
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To Melissa
The best daughter a mom could ever want- ,
''Come some rainy day 111 sit and laugh with
friends at what we've all been though- But
111 still catch my breath when someone mentions you. We move on ... " Love, Mom
TRAVIS, You ARE AS INDEPENDENT AND
CURIOUS AS THE THE DAY YOU WERE
BOR N. YOU HAVE THE STRENGTH TO
ENDURE AND THE INTELLECT AND DETER MINATION TO SUCCEED. WORK
HARD AND PLAY HARD. ENJOY LIFE
WITH FA MILY AND GOOD FRIENDS.
LOVE ftLWAYS, DAD, MOM,
TABATHA AND TARA
Travis Durfey
Matt,
Our littley boy is all
grown-up. Life with
you has never had a
dull moment. You
have always been
adventurous, never
wanting to be field
back. Never doubt
yourself and keep
your goals high.
Love,
Dad, Mom, Jason,
Keesha, Harley and
Hurly
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4-J EN A...Y,
You f....IAVE GIVEN us NO"f"f....llNG &U"f" OOY
SINCE YOU WEA...E &OA...N. WE AA...E VEA...Y
PA...OUD O~ "f"f....IE YOUNG MAN YOU f....IAVE &ECOME( WE KNOW YOU WILL f....IAVE GA...EA'f
SUCCESS A"f" ANY'ff....llNG YOU Cf....IOOSE "f"O
AccoMPL1sf....I. WE LovE You(
MOM, DAD, e,A...IANNE & l~A...IS'fEN
Mili~,
l.Jou ha vi bright{ln{ld our liVfZS
with n{lW adV{lntur{lS, loV{l, and joys
as Wfl haV{l wateh{ld you matur{l to
this mom{lnt in your lif fl.
Wi ar{l Vflry proud of thfl
lovi ly young woman you'V{l bfleom{l.
Thflrfl is only on{l yout R{leognizi your uniquiniss and among
thi gifts you givi and lit loV{l top
th{l list.
b:oV{l for{lV{lr,
Mom and ®ad
Luke Anderson
Luke,
How blessed we have been to have you
as our son. You were always smiling and
a JPY to have around. We are very proud of ~e young man you have become. Follow your dreams ... we know you will succeeif at whatever you put- your head
into. We will always ve here for you. May
you always have faith, hope & love in your
Ilfe.
Love always, Mom and Dad
Melissa Weilage
Bab •Ads
~r Trisha, You anz a gift from God to us,
and it has bizizn a joy to wateh thiz young
woman you'Vll bizeomiz.
Trisha
Barntsen
Mark Terry
Cory.
You ha viz usizd thiz God
givizn taliznts f)ot· for
your own glory, but for
tiis glory. Your loving
hizart and eharaetizr of
intizgrity . r izflizets
your lo viz for our God.
Wiz eouldIYt biz moriz proud
bovi, Mom and ®ad
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of you. get your
goal~ high s keep
God fir~t. We will
al wa y~ be there for
you.
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but for the young wom.etn.
you've 6ecom.e. J..ike. we've et[-
way1 to[~ you, never 1etrle for
etn.ythi~ (811 thetn. the be1t, be- CCt~e you ~81erve thett et~ 10
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May yon contirwe to "Vance Thongk
Life. 11 No ma1te1r wke1re yon go, no
ma1teJr wkat yon p.wr.we, kold on to yomr
dheo.nu, and follow yomr ketlltt. We will ..
alway.& be keJre foh yon. We OM JJJ pm
rf~olll~~
~od ble.u yon.
LOOe, Vad, Mom, Mom & Tlllckel
We were trul-y blessed to
have been given the
opportunit-y to raise two
wonderful children, who have
turned out to be two very
unique individuals.
rn and K le Sulentic
You both have great goals
and aspirations. Follow -your
hearts and -your dreams
and -you indeed wiU be a
huqe success.
AU our love,
Mom and Dad
ON MARCH 28, 1985, AT 9:15 :Zl.M., A 9LB. 10 1/2
OZ. BABY GIRL WAS BORN AT MERCY HOSPITAL.
THIS LITTLE GIRL HAD BIG PROBLEMS ... KATIE
HELEN STRUCK, SO BEGINS YOUR LIFE STORY, THE
STORY OF OUR MIRACLE BABY. WE HAYE
WATCHED IN WONDERMENT THROUGH THE
YEARS AS YOU HAYE DEFIED MEDICAL SCIENCE &
GROWN TO BE A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG "}/OMAN
FULL OF FAITH, HOPE & LOVE. THANK YOU FOR
THE BEAUTY, LAUGHTER & MUSIC OU HAYE
BROUGHT INTO OUR LIVES.
WE ALL LOVE YOU SO INCREDIBLY MUCH,
MOM, DAD, JENNY, BRETT, KELLY AND ERIN
c.~erA.hllA~t.Ot\£
Trt.citl~ Wt. A.rt..
~ prOlfd. of :jOV~
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1'.ut, ~'
1'A.« A.Ni. Jt.N\:j
&EN ..
-~~~ Fouow YOUR HEART ANP I
YOUR PREAM~, Po WHA T i
MAKE~ YOU HAPPY ANP AL .. i
WAY~ &E YOUR~ELF, IT WILL I
TAKE YOU FAR,
LOVE,
____ ___. MoM, PAP, HAYL EV 6- Lo .SAN
Katie Struck Ben Scheuring ..__ ______________ ____.
Dat1id,
0111' little boy has gl'owh ihfo a mah.
We eahhof puf ihfo wol'ds how pl'oud
we al'e of yo111' aeeomplishmehfs ih
sehool, ehoil', sporls ahd ih life. We will
always be fhel'e fol' you.
Love,
Mom, Dad,
Kelly ahd al'a
David Knavel
Qibe.
Your witty peoonality
has always kept us
smiling. And although
your pumey will lood
you afar, we know you
will succeed We are
your family, we love
you Gibriel, and are
vecy proud of you
Love,
Mom, ful,
Stephanie, & Lffilie
Gabe Rosterrnu ndt
Pages designed by Nicki Neal
Wet havet ~n bl~ to havet you M
our daughtetr. 'You aret a taletnt{ZC{ and
1¥autiful young lady, and Wet aret Vetry
proud of you and your acoompli$hmrtnf$.
Wet WiM you mueh happin~ Work
hard, f,flf your goal$ high and g,{j~ Will
bet youra. t{nd, alway$ retmrtmbetr how
mueh your family loVC?$ you.
Mom, <f.>ad & Thom&;
Nick Hayes
3folly ~ynne :Fric{ e
Stand firm in your
convictions, Keep your
heart close to God,
Always follow your
dreams.
We love you!
Mom, Dad, & Sean
CUJliene1Jet one do0-i
clo1> e1>J GJ ftOJie one mote
OJien1> J [;wmi1> e me Ilia/
yo11JI 5iv.e fail Ii a f i5lilin5 clianceJ s:1,nd wlien
you 5el lite clio.ice lo 1>il il
oal oi dance ••• PlJancel .____ ___ ___. "I Hope You Dance" - Le mt Womack
Jennifer Schulze Holly Fricke '-------'-----------~~
I remember looking at you as a child,
wondering what your future would hold I
wanted to shelter you from unhappiness and
surround you only with wonderful things.
I realize now that I could never have done
this. For in order to appreciate happiness, you
had to experience disap(X)intment; to enjoy
success, you had to have some failures; to feel
true love, someone had to break your heart. I
couldn't protect you, but I want you to know
I was with you every step of the way. When
I look at you now and see the woman that
has emerged from within, I couldn't be more
proud.
-JlUTHOR UNKNOWNlove you,
Mom, Dad and Stephanie
Allisoh.
I Hope You Never F"ear Those
Mouhtaihs lh the Distahce. Never
Settle F=or The Path Of Least
Resistahce. Promise Me That
You 'II Give Faith A F"ightihg
Chahce Ahcl Wheh You Get The
Choice To Sit It Out Or Dahce--
Dahce ... I Hope
You Dahce.
Song by : LeAnn Woh1cick
We Love You!
Mom &Dad
Allison Kiser
Christy Rowe
~eliszma,
~ses are bright (so subtle li{e
you). 'While you're at college, 3'11
sure/ y be blue.
uf"s you're plan -
ning your fu -
ture and preparing to pac{,
fii"JJe me a {i ss
on the c /Jee{ ...
and my credit
cards /Jae{.
3 'Wish you years
of success in all that you do. <Be -
cause someday, my dear, 3 may be
I i"JJin g off you .
~eep cJmiling!
£ o"JJ e, V ad Melissa Mi11 r
Pages Designed by N icki Neal
;4man~a l)"V, Summv, ~J"o)'~ doesn't bc3in to ~survr up whot )'Ou hove brou3htto our
lives. Your beoutiful smile. 3entle nature and Lovin3
c.harac.ter have endeared )'OU too man)'. The c.oura3e you
showed oS )'OU f oc.ed the pain and disappointment c.oused by
your bock i~wy is on inspir otion to us.
You ore trul)' our 3ift from God- a wonderful blessin3! Yllay
He olWo)'S hold )'OU in the polm of His hond. Stoy forever
true to Hirn
yvc wishjou onl)' the best in the futrue. Keep that smile 30-
m3 and the fJC>in3 will be yec:it!!
We Love)'ou! Pod. t'1omo. Iara & Evon
Nichol,
Amanda Summy
From the mischevious,
strong-willed child,
you've grown into a
beautiful outgoing,
good-sensed woman.
We know that you will
achieve all the goals
that you set for yourself
whether small or large.
1-0t?. 4J't?. Ot?.J'tt f'>'"U~ "6 'f"U· fl-"u 4N
J't?.4ll't spt?.ei.4l & HJt?. ltJot?. 't"u Ot?.J'tf JHueli.
"--"--___..;_;;.......,_ __ __. Love, Mom, Jeff, Josh ;11.""' ~ 7Ja~ ~ l}t?.ssiea & q>'t?.O">'
& Marci
Nichol Owens Julie Ryba
Dear A.manda,
God blessed us by trusting
your care to us. We treasure
everyday you are with us.
You have been through so
much, but, you are a
survivor. We Jove you with
all our beings. God Bless
You, our Down's Syndrome
We are veiy proud of you!
Love A.lways,
Amanda Bible
Conglfdt.& 1?.dckie-]aby,
Co:ugra tu.la tio:us Elllily!
We are very prou.cl of you. a:ucl your
accoJDplishJDe:uts. You. have give:u u.s
great joy a:ucl happi:uess ancl JDay
your future holcl ju.st as JDu.ch. Love
ya.
MoJD & Dael
Emily McManu
It .&eentA li'te only ye_AtPJrday yon ko.d yrJJJJt keod .&tnck in the bruuti.&tPJt and now ~'1e o'f to
ooH~ ~ ~ lft»tt om fu..lk will tam ~ on~ ~ uxmt to g.>.
Looe 6tom yoJJJt bigge.at Fo.ru, Vo.d, ~ N~i, Li.&a & "Pmny Rachel Salvo
Pages designed by Ellen Nuss
j{Z.nni,
Pr{Z.cious child -
Trust your h{Z.art,
follow your
instincts,
and b{Z. tru{Z. to
yours{Z.lf. l)ou ar{Z.
so sp;zcial to us
and W{Z. loV{Z. you
always.
Mom, ®ad and
Gait .....----"---"~'---n
~HARIN~ THE~E ~'HOOL
AR~ WITH YOU HA~ &EEN
AT TIME~ FRU~TRATIN6 ANP
PAINFUL, &UT MORE OFTEN
EX"T IN6 ANP JOYOU~.
ToMORROW I~ A &LANK
PA6E; YOUR~ TO FILL. ~ET
60A , TAY FO'U~EP, ANP
&E PIL1 6 ENT. REMAIN
HO NE~ T ANP TRUE TO
YO UR~ ELF. THE RE~PE'T
OF OT HER~ NATURALLY
FOLL OW~. PoN.,. TRY TO
UNPERHANP EVERYTHIN,,
~OME HIN6~ JU~T PON.,.
MAKE ~E ~E. KNOW THAT THE Rl,HE~T PEOPLE AREN .,. O~E
WHO HAVE THE MO~T, &UT THO E WHO NEEP THE LEA~T.
REMEM&ER YOU ARE NEVER ALONE. You \L AY~ HAVE YOUR
FAMILY TO REA'H OUT TO. You HAVE A &EAUTIFUL HEART,
MINP, ANP ~OUL JA,05, WE °RE VERY PROUP OF YOU.
LovE, MoM ANP PAP
Jacob Cooney
1he years have
flowri by so Farl.
Now you will errter
a riew world oF your
own Wewilta!ways
have c.orlFidet'lc.e
iri your abUHy-to
Rrid your place iri
your world, Puriky.
We win be-there For you. arid remember above an else-that- we love
arid c,areForyou always.
EII6n,
Morn, Dad,
arid Blake
N6v6r ~6 up your dr6am6. You
hav6 our lov6 ant.I e~ to
tak6 with you wh6r6V6r you
want to ·
Always Our Lov6,
Mom ana Daa
C0Nc;-12ATLILATION6!
tvlAY ALL OF YOU12..
D12..b.AM6 COM(;. Tl2..U
Lovi;.,
tv1oM. DAD AND Ji;.N
Stephanie Norton
You are very special
to us! Always have
been, always will be.
We are so very
proud of you.
Love,
Mom&Dad
Meg Black
A daughter is a wonderful blessing,
A treasure from al:xJve.
She's laughter. warmth and a spedal
chann,
She's thoughtfulness and love.
A daughter brings a special joy.
That comes from deep inside.
And as she grows to adulthoaJ.
She [ills yow- heart with pride.
With every year that passes.
She's more spedal than before.
Through every stage. through
every age,
You love her even more.
No words can. describe the warm
memories,
The pride and gratitude. too.
That comes from having a daughter.
To love and to cheiish .. just like you.
Rachel Grovesnor
KRISTINE KAY NORRIS
"God didn't promise that life would be ea5lj, but He did
promise to be with 'JOU every step of the wa'J."
Congratulations KK ... We're so proud of 'JOU!!
With unconditional love,
Mam, Dad and Eric
Stacey
Renee
Goodman
May you always
follow your
dreams!
Mom&Dad
:fi'ar a~ay int /Je st111s/Ji11e are
my /Jig/Jest a spira ti on s .3 may
not reac /J t /Jem, but 3 can I oo{
up and see t/Jeir beauty , lu
lie"Pe in t/Jem, and try to Jo/ -
lo~ ~/Jere t/Jey lead.
- ol:ouisa ~ay ru'Ilcott
Karen,
Karen Miller
Vicki, .
. We've had so many awesome memories
together throughout high school. You've always been such a great friend to me. Thank
you for that. I know we will have a million more
laughs in college. I love you babe!
Karen
As soon as we met, we became friends.
We've been through both good and bad. I hope
that we will enjoy many more memories ahead. I
love ya Karen. Good luck in all that you do!
Love, Vicki
Vicki Anderson
A yssa Ban
Alyssa,
You were blessed with a heart of gold and God
given talent. If we had one wish for you, it would be
waking up in the morning!
You will reach your dreams, first follow them!
Love- Mom, Dad, Amy & Amber
We are so proud of our first granddaughter. Time has gone by so fast leaving
wonderful memories to cherish. Your continual hard work and dedication to tasks will
lead to success in the future. We love you!
Grandpa & Grandma
JenVou have come a long wa4 from
that first da4 of preschool to
qour last da4 of high school. Just
remember to follow 4our heart
and dreams and 4ou Wiii be a success In ever4thlng 4ou do.
Love- Mom. Dad I Mellssa
Jen Cain
To Vicki·
Always keep
smiling. Maybe
we can be mot'e
like you when
we gl'OW up,
·Love
Mom and Dad
Un(Jl'atulati"ns /1'1.t?.(Jan. t-Ot?.
aJ'fl Ol!.J''f f'>'"U~ "6 'f"U· q""~
luek in all 't"u ~"·
t..IJot?. /1'1."m an~ 7Ja~
Megan McKem
Vicki Andersen
Pages Designed By: Nicki Neal
Ronald·
You have made me a very
proud mom. All your hard work
is paying off. You always
made your Grandma smile.
I Love You,
Mom
Ronald Petersen
Mallorytt seems like only a short- time ago that
we took you to your 1 st day of school
and now hish school is almost over. And
look at you sitting there in your senior
picture a beautiful young woman, ready
to start- to shape who you will be as an
adult. Natalie you have brought more joy
and happiness to our ily than you will ever
know. We are oo proud
of you.
Love Mom and Dad
Natalie Jones
C'ongratulation~t W<t ar<i, V<i,ry proud of yout 'You ar<i, a gift from
God_ God ha~ giv<i,n you many gift~, u~ th<i,m. May you alway$
follow God and tti~ plan for you.. W<i, ar<i, V<i,ry proud of you..
Wtt bovtt l}out Mom, ®ad, Tina, <Vavtt and Riehard
Mallory Danielsen
"Dont do that, you// get shot!"
~ ~
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"Guess what I did tonight?!" · ~
\fl
Thanks so much for being the greatest friends I coufd ask
for! I won't ever forget the memories we have made. I am
going to miss you two so much next year. Good luck in all
fhat _you do. I know you will both succeed in whatever you do
in lifer All my love- Juice
ZackMcVey
You'll always be parked in our hearts!
, , Ads
Zach, we couldn't be more proud of you- All our
love and good vibes will be with you forever.
- Mom and Dad
• ... TO e,1"-1N
Pages designed by Aimee Pickeri ng
Sara, Kyle Kreger
Follow your heart wherever it
takes you and be happy.
Thanks for all of the wonderful
memories. lam so very proud of you!
Love, Mom
Sara Davidson
You Must Dream It, To Achieve Itl
From your first step ...
... to your next adventureWe'll be that helping hand!
Love ya, Dad & Mom
Never Stop Dreamingl
Kyle,
Where do we begin to tell you
how much you mean to us? We are
proud of the choices you have made
and the person you have become. We
wish you the very best in the next step
of life's iourney. Know that we are
always here for you. May God richly
bless you.
Love,
Dad, Mom & Sarah
CHRIS,
WATCHING YOU GROW UP OVER THE
YEARS HAS BEEN SOMF. OF THE BEST DAYS OF
OUR LIVES. WE ARE VERY PROUD OF THE
YOUNG MAN YOU HAVE BECOME!
WE LOVE YOU,
MOM&}IM
&DAD
PS. WE LOVE YOU TOO!
GRANNY, ROBYN, lV\JKE, 'AMANDA AND KELLI
Chris Clark Baby Ads
When Chad Bartlett, Jacob Cooney, John Harvey, and I chased peacocks around in Forest Glen. John actually
trapped one on a porch and it pooped all over the place! It was the funniest thing ever! - Rachel Salvo
"i'
Most School Spirit: Chris
· C/,ark and Jennifer Beckner
Worst Handwriting: Chad
Bartlett and Stacey
Goodman
Best Dancer: Jake Cooney
and Rae l Grosvenor
Most Artistic: Keith
Damgaard and Stacy Porter
Most Gullible: Micheal
Deupree and Tracy Hays
Most Accident Prone: Derek McComas
and Shannon Meissner
Most Likely To Become Famous:
Jaimi Joneson and Andy King
Class Clown: Jeff McQuinn and Emily McManus
• Seniors The day that Dylan Davis came to school and told everyone that his car caught on fire in his driveway and
Mrs. Thomsen made him bring his Spanish book to school even though it wa half burnt. - Julie Ryba
Rushing the T.J. court after beating them in overtime in round two of district
games for basketball this year. - Karen Miller
Biggest Tourblemaliers1 Mark
Terry and Rebecca Beno
Most Likely To Stay Best Friends:
Ben Scheuring and Andrew Crawford
Worst Drivers: Natalie Jones and Aaron Jones
Most Likely to stay Best Friends: Hali
Smith and Sara Thorton
Pages designed by Katie Struck,
Shannon Meissner and Stacy Porter
Biggest Heart Breakers:
Andy Sealock and Rachel
Salvo
Together: Tim Reedy and Trisha
Barntsen
Most Likely to be Your Friend: Gabe
Rostermundt and Alyssa Barr
Best Eyes: Dani Richter and
Nick Hayes
Most Athletic: Amanda Summy and
Scott Kemp
~ ..... --
Senior year, fellow senior classmate Stephanie Norton asked, "How come I don't nave to Illl our a rug
schedule for next year?" The rest of us stared in awe. - Katie Struck
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111.e 2002-2003 LC Y earhxik was printed at the
Walsworth Publishing Company in Brookfield, Missouri.
The company representative was Jack Denker.
All of the layouts were designed by yearhxik meml::ers. Body copy was Benguiat and captions were in Palatine
size8.
All pages were submitted to Walsworth on CD.
Underclass, team phota; and dance court phota; were
taken by Pyles Photography. S:rior class phota; were taken
by the senior's choice. All candid phota; were taken by the
staff unless otherwise noted. Candids were submitted as
prints or digital images.
111.e Lewis Central Business Office is located at 1600
East South Omalta Bridge Road, Council Bluffs, IA
51503.
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Concerned that Iraq could
assemble nuclear weapons, the
United Nations required Iraq to
disclose and disarm its weapons
of mass destruction. While the
United Nations conducted weapon
inspections in Iraq, the United
States prepared to go to war.
Questions remained about how
long the weapon inspections
How do you think
going to war with
Iraq would affect
your daily life?
1. Some things,
but not many
2. Every part
3. It wouldn't
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people protested the war in
more than 220 cities around
the country on a weekend in
January.
Meanwhile, the U.S. sent
almost as many aircraft carriers
and troops into the Persian Gulf
as were there during the 1991
Persian Gulf War.
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Memorial seniices were held around
the country on the anniversary of
Sept. 11, which President George w.
Bush proclaimed Patriot Day. One
year after the attacks on the World
Trade Center and the Pentagon, the
sluggish American economy stiD felt
the effects. News about Afghanistan
diminished, but al Qaeda and
Osama bin Laden were still in the
news. Debate continued about what
should be built at the Ground Zero
site, and colleges were asked to tum
over personal information about
their foreign students and teachers
to the FBI.
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national security in its War on Terror.
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sometimes it was very noticeable.
The Immigration and Naturaliz.ation
Service began to fingerprint and
photograph men who entered the
United States from 18 Middle Eastern
countries. Bush signed a Homeland
Security bill into law that created
a new federal department devoted
to preventing future attacb and
allowed commercial airline pilots to
carry guns.
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that his organization had thwarted
almost 100 terrorist attacb since Sept.
11, 2001. He said some of the attacb
were intended for U.S. targets.
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Lewis Central High School yearbooks
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School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Council Bluffs.
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2003 Yearbook (Annual) of Lewis Central High School.
Volume 42.
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Big Bend Dam
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1966
Big Bend Dam
last of large Pick-Sloan Dam on main stem of Mo. River
Near Fort Thompson, S.D.
Last Main Stem. August 24, 1966
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1966-8-24
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Big Bend Dam
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Big Bend Dam
Dams
Missouri River
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
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aerial photo of Big Bend Dam on Missouri River, near Fort Thompson, SD.
On back of photo: stamp from US Army Corps of Engineers Photo # BBD 4496
8-66
Major construction is drawing to a close on the last of the six large dams built by the Army Corps of Engineers on the Missouri River. The 103 million dollar Big Bend Dam near Fort Thompson, South Dakota, will be dedicated on September 13.
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14 x 10.5 cm.
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Title
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Last Main Stem Dam
Subject
The topic of the resource
local news
Description
An account of the resource
Big Bend Dam, last of the six main stem Missouri River dams authorized by the Pick-Sloan Plan will be dedicated Sept. 15, although final work on the dam will not be completed until next year. The $103 million dam, with its 538,000 kilowatt electric generating capactiy was started in 1959.
[photo appears to be smaller version of Big_Bend_Dam_8_24_1966_03.jpg, ]
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Nonpareil photos
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Daily Nonpareil August 24, 1966
Publisher
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Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Date
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1966-8-24
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Black and white photograph
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Photograph
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Big_Bend_Dam_8_24_1966_02.jpg
Coverage
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Western Iowa
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Big Bend Dam
Dams
Missouri River
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Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Subject
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News, events and people of Council Bluffs and Southwest Iowa.
Description
An account of the resource
Newspaper clippings and photographs from the Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil
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Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Still Image
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14 x 12 cm.
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Title
A name given to the resource
Big Bend Dame
Subject
The topic of the resource
local news
Description
An account of the resource
aerial photo of Big Bend Dam on Missouri River, near Fort Thompson, SD
Creator
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Nonpareil photos
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Big Bend Dam
Publisher
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Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Date
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1966-8-24
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Black and white photograph
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Photograph
Identifier
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Big_Bend_Dam_8_24_1966_01.jpg
Coverage
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Western Iowa
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Big Bend Dam
Dams
Missouri River
-
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Title
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Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
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The topic of the resource
News, events and people of Council Bluffs and Southwest Iowa.
Description
An account of the resource
Newspaper clippings and photographs from the Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil
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Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
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16 x 13 cm.
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Title
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Bichel, Viola
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The topic of the resource
local news
Description
An account of the resource
photo of Viola Bichel turning pages for female student playing piano.
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Nonpareil photos
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Bichel, Viola
Publisher
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Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
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Black and white photograph
Type
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Photograph
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Bichel_Viola_01.jpg
Coverage
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Council Bluffs, Iowa
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organ teacher
piano teacher
Viola Bichel
-
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Title
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Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Subject
The topic of the resource
News, events and people of Council Bluffs and Southwest Iowa.
Description
An account of the resource
Newspaper clippings and photographs from the Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil
Publisher
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Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
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newspaper clippings
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Document
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Title
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Bible Chapel, Inc.
Subject
The topic of the resource
local news
Description
An account of the resource
Bible Chapel, Inc.
801 Ave. E
formerly 'Church of the Brethren'
Bible Chapel Inc. buys first church. July 21, 1984
C.B. Bible Chapel p.ans open house. July 27, 1985
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Nonpareil reporting
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Daily Nonpareil
Publisher
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Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
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Document
Type
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Newspaper articles
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Bible Chapel, Inc.
Coverage
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Council Bluffs, Iowa
Rights
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Bible Chapel Inc.
Churches
-
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Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
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The topic of the resource
News, events and people of Council Bluffs and Southwest Iowa.
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An account of the resource
Newspaper clippings and photographs from the Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil
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Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
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Document
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Title
A name given to the resource
Betty's Flowers, Inc.
Subject
The topic of the resource
local news
Description
An account of the resource
Betty's Flowers, Inc.
3200 5th Ave
Also: Betty Williams
{on smaller envelope:
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald (BETTY)
owner of Betty's Flowers, Inc.
11 Crown Rd.
he died 5/10/88]
Floral successes. January 23, 1983
Owning a floral...January 23, 1983
Hard times not so hard for Betty's Flowers Inc. April 27, 1986
Betty's fills all floral needs. April 26, 1987
Bettys' [sic] Flowers will fulfill your floral needs for every occasion. April 24, 1988
Ronal L. Williams. May 11, 1988
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Nonpareil reporting
Source
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Daily Nonpareil
Publisher
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Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
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Document
Type
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Newspaper articles
Identifier
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Betty's Flowers, Inc.
Coverage
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Council Bluffs, Iowa
Betty Williams
Betty's Flowers
florists
-
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Title
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Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Subject
The topic of the resource
News, events and people of Council Bluffs and Southwest Iowa.
Description
An account of the resource
Newspaper clippings and photographs from the Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil
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Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
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Original Format
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Photograph
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11 x 17 cm.
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Title
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Betty's Flowers, Inc.
Subject
The topic of the resource
local news
Description
An account of the resource
Owning a floral...business has enabled Mrs. Betty Williams to contribute to her family's income, while providing her with a career she loves. Starting out as a partner with Mrs. Betty Nelson, Mrs. Williams has expanded her business to include two stores.
Creator
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Nonpareil photos
Source
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Daily Nonpareil January 23, 1983
Publisher
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Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Date
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1983-1-23
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Black and white photograph
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Photograph
Identifier
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Bettys_Flowers_1_23_1983_03.jpg
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Rights
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The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
Betty Williams
Betty's Flowers
florists
-
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Title
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Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
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The topic of the resource
News, events and people of Council Bluffs and Southwest Iowa.
Description
An account of the resource
Newspaper clippings and photographs from the Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil
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Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
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Photograph
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16.5 x 11 cm.
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Title
A name given to the resource
Betty's Flowers, Inc.
Subject
The topic of the resource
local news
Description
An account of the resource
photo of women in Betty's Flowers, identified on front of photo print as:
Front Row: Lori Winchester, Kathy Vincent, Kathy Land
Back Row: Esther Redding, Betty Williams, Margaret Abels
Creator
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Nonpareil photos
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Betty's Flowers, Inc.
Publisher
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Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
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Black and white photograph
Type
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Photograph
Identifier
An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context
Bettys_Flowers_02.jpg
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Council Bluffs, Iowa
Betty Williams
Betty's Flowers
Esther Redding
florists
Kathy Land
Kathy Vincent
Lori Winchester
Maraget Abels
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Title
A name given to the resource
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Subject
The topic of the resource
News, events and people of Council Bluffs and Southwest Iowa.
Description
An account of the resource
Newspaper clippings and photographs from the Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Still Image
A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials.
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Photograph
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4 x 7 cm.
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Title
A name given to the resource
Betty's Flowers, Inc.
Subject
The topic of the resource
local news
Description
An account of the resource
photo of Betty Williams, owner of Betty's Flowers
Creator
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Nonpareil photos
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Betty's Flowers, Inc.
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
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Black and white photograph
Type
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Photograph
Identifier
An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context
Bettys_Flowers_2_5_1984_01.jpg
Coverage
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Council Bluffs, Iowa
Rights
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The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
Betty Williams
Betty's Flowers
florists
-
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Title
A name given to the resource
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Subject
The topic of the resource
News, events and people of Council Bluffs and Southwest Iowa.
Description
An account of the resource
Newspaper clippings and photographs from the Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil
Publisher
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Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
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Text
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newspaper clippings
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Document
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Title
A name given to the resource
Bettis, James
Subject
The topic of the resource
local news
Description
An account of the resource
Bettis, James
Murder Trial
10/89
Bettis trial set to begin on Tuesday. October 8, 1989
Bettis murder trial opens in Shenandoah. October 11, 1989
Best friend: Bettis talked of slaying. October 12, 1989
Bettis testifies to murder confession. October 13, 1989
Man convicted in stab death of Shen woman. October 14, 1989
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Nonpareil reporting
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Daily Nonpareil
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1989-10
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Document
Type
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Newspaper articles
Identifier
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Bettis, James
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Western Iowa
Rights
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The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
Cynthia Bolton
James Bettis
murders
trials
-
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Title
A name given to the resource
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Subject
The topic of the resource
News, events and people of Council Bluffs and Southwest Iowa.
Description
An account of the resource
Newspaper clippings and photographs from the Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
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A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials.
Original Format
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Photograph
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5 x 10 cm.
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Title
A name given to the resource
Man convicted in stab death of Shen woman
Subject
The topic of the resource
local news
Description
An account of the resource
James Walter Bettis
Creator
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Nonpareil photos
Source
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Daily Nonpareil October 14, 1989
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Date
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1989-10-14
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Black and white photograph
Type
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Photograph
Identifier
An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context
Bettis_James_10_14_1989_07.jpg
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Western Iowa
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
James Bettis
murders
trials
-
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Title
A name given to the resource
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Subject
The topic of the resource
News, events and people of Council Bluffs and Southwest Iowa.
Description
An account of the resource
Newspaper clippings and photographs from the Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Still Image
A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials.
Original Format
The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data
Photograph
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20 x 25 cm.
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Title
A name given to the resource
Bettis testifies to murder confession
Subject
The topic of the resource
local news
Description
An account of the resource
Cynthia Bolton [photo cropped and resized in news article]
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Nonpareil photos
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Daily Nonpareil October 13, 1989
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1989-10-13
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Color photograph
Type
The nature or genre of the resource
Photograph
Identifier
An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context
Bettis_James_10_1989_06.jpg
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Western Iowa
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
Cynthia Bolton
James Bettis
murders
trials
-
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Title
A name given to the resource
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Subject
The topic of the resource
News, events and people of Council Bluffs and Southwest Iowa.
Description
An account of the resource
Newspaper clippings and photographs from the Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Still Image
A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials.
Original Format
The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data
Photograph
Physical Dimensions
The actual physical size of the original image
11 x 11.5 cm.
Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
Bettis testifies to murder confession
Subject
The topic of the resource
local news
Description
An account of the resource
James Bettis' mother, Joyce, testified Thursday that her son was splitting firewood in the back yard at their home while she was inside watching television when Cynthia Barton was murdered. She was among defense witnesses at her son's trial for first-degree murder in Borton's stabbing death.
Creator
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Nonpareil photos
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Daily Nonpareil October 13, 1989
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1989-10-13
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
Black and white photograph
Type
The nature or genre of the resource
Photograph
Identifier
An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context
Bettis_James_10_1989_05.jpg
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Western Iowa
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
James Bettis
Joyce Bettis
murders
trials
-
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Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Subject
The topic of the resource
News, events and people of Council Bluffs and Southwest Iowa.
Description
An account of the resource
Newspaper clippings and photographs from the Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Still Image
A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials.
Original Format
The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data
Photograph
Physical Dimensions
The actual physical size of the original image
5 x 11 cm.
Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
Best friend: Bettis talked of slaying
Subject
The topic of the resource
local news
Description
An account of the resource
James Bettis
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Nonpareil photos
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Daily Nonpareil October 12, 1989
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1989-10-12
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
Black and white photograph
Type
The nature or genre of the resource
Photograph
Identifier
An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context
Bettis_James_10_1989_04.jpg
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Western Iowa
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
James Bettis
murders
trials
-
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Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Subject
The topic of the resource
News, events and people of Council Bluffs and Southwest Iowa.
Description
An account of the resource
Newspaper clippings and photographs from the Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Still Image
A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials.
Original Format
The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data
Photograph
Physical Dimensions
The actual physical size of the original image
11 x 19 cm.
Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
Bettis, James
Subject
The topic of the resource
local news
Description
An account of the resource
Defense lawyer Gary Gee and murder suspect James Bettis, in courtroom (?)
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Nonpareil photos
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Bettis, James
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1989-10
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
Black and white photograph
Type
The nature or genre of the resource
Photograph
Identifier
An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context
Bettis_James_10_1989_03.jpg
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Western Iowa
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
Gary Gee
James Bettis
murders
trials
-
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Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Subject
The topic of the resource
News, events and people of Council Bluffs and Southwest Iowa.
Description
An account of the resource
Newspaper clippings and photographs from the Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Still Image
A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials.
Original Format
The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data
Photograph
Physical Dimensions
The actual physical size of the original image
5 x 11 cm.
Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
Best Friend: Bettis talked of slaying
Subject
The topic of the resource
local news
Description
An account of the resource
John Jackson
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Nonpareil photos
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Daily Nonpareil October 12, 1989
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1989-10-12
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
Black and white photograph
Type
The nature or genre of the resource
Photograph
Identifier
An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context
Bettis_James_10_1989_02.jpg
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Western Iowa
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
James Bettis
John Jackson
murders
trials
-
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d2da4161fceba4e3e196b95d9d7dcbde
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Subject
The topic of the resource
News, events and people of Council Bluffs and Southwest Iowa.
Description
An account of the resource
Newspaper clippings and photographs from the Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Still Image
A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials.
Original Format
The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data
Photograph
Physical Dimensions
The actual physical size of the original image
5 x 11 cm.
Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
Bettis, James
Subject
The topic of the resource
local news
Description
An account of the resource
Photo of DCI Agent Melvin McCleary, investigator in the murder trial of James Bettis.
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Nonpareil photos
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Bettis, James
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1989-10
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
Black and white photograph
Type
The nature or genre of the resource
Photograph
Identifier
An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context
Bettis_James_10_1989_01.jpg
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Western Iowa
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user.
DCI
James Bettis
Melvin McCleary
Murder
trials