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It's your first day of freshman year- you're walking through the doors into high school. You've heard the stories about the upperclassmen that do whatever they want, and you know you're on the bottom of the ood chain. What are your goals? Maybe you'll try to avoid the seniors or

be nice to the infamous tough teachers. Flash forward to sophomore year; you're getting

your driver's license and joining more ~..., ..... 'U'rts or activities. Then it's junior

ar, time to start preparing for the future. You look for a job, visit

colleges and take the ACT te . Then before you know it, you're graduating and heading out into the d.

Starting from the time are young, we make goals. As we grow older and more ture, they will change, but what OGt~sn't is our desire to fulfill them. Sometimes reach our goals and sometimes we don't, but we always persevere. We cans say we are from Central and that is where our goals originated. So get ready l l lh£~""ause the Central Raiders are here, and we're checking in for the year.

Jena, •

Justin,

Never underestimate

yourself - you can be

anything you want,

follow your heart.

We're very proud of

you. Congrats!

Love Mom, Dad,

and Jordan

Congratulations!! You did it

and we couldn't be prouder!

Love Mom, Dad, and Tanner

Jay,

You grew

from our beautiful

baby boy always needing

your blanket, to a wonderful

young an! The world is yours

honey, GO GET IT! We love you,

Mom, Dad, Jeff, and Jami

Cait lin,

We are so proud

of you and your

accomplishments.

God's blessings to

on your graduation

and m y he guide you in

your ut re end a ors. This is

your time to r ch for the stars

and create bright future.

Love Mom, Dad, nd Mitch

Kristin,

the very first day

came into our

continued to

amaze us.

Continue

your journey

through life

Love Dad, Mom, Jason and

Maddie

.J., ove you. Never give up on your

dreams.

Love, Mom

Tanner,

Congratulations!

We are so proud of you

and love you. Best

success in all you dol

Love, Mom, Dad,

Jordan, and Brayden

Brianna,

Best wishes and good

luck in your future. We

know you will do great

in everything you do.

Stay yourself and keep

smiling. We love you.

Love, Mom, Dad, and

Brooke

Ramee,

Yo have

gro n from

a gorgeous,

wonderful baby girl

into a truly beautiful young

woman inside and out. We feel

blessed that God i allowing us

to be part of such a wonderful

child's journey.

Love, Yo r Family

Rachel,

For 18 years we've

nown how

awesome you

are. Now it's

time for the world

to find out. Love you,

weet Pea!

We are so proud of who

you are! Stay determined

and dream big!

We love you, Mom and Dad

Dear Miguel,

We feel so deeply

your hard work and

dedication to

school, as we

have always

e ncouraged

y u to follow

your education.

Keep up the good

OVE YOU!

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Jorge,

Congratulations.

Remember that

Graduation is not

the end of a

commitment and

responsibilities.

It is the be!Jin1nln1g

of your life

because now

Dear Katie,

We are so proud of

you. Thank you for

Taz,

bringing laughter

I to everyone that

knows you.

Always remember

to dream big and

then to follow those

dreams. We will be

way.

Love, Mom, Dad,

You have always

person,

continue to

do that and

life will be

good. You

did it, I am

very proud of

you!

e are proud of you and wish

ou all the best as you go

through life's journey.

Lexi,

Love Mom, Dad, Jenny, and

Alyssa

It has been such a joy to watch y

you roots and to give you wings. are very

proud of you! We love you very much!

Mom and Dad

Zach,

We ouldn't be

more proud of

you! Believe i

yourself and our

dreams will come

true! We love oul

Mo , Dad, Noah

and Luke

Go get 'em boys! You ave

always been "champions" to us.

couldn't be prouder.

Mom and Dad, Alex and Brady, Nicole

and Nathan

Katelyn,

We are so proud of

you! You are an

amazing young

woman who will go

far in life. Always

believe in yourself.

Love, Mom and Dad

oe, e future is up to you. Go m ake a

difference. You have brought u

You've been a wonderful son.

proud of the man you have bee m e . Love Forever,

Mom, Dad, Reid, and Marx

Derek,

All things are possible! We love o .

Mom, Terry, Bob, Cassandra, Bee

Jason

Love, Mom, Dad, and Matt

Tessa,

It has been a pure

joy watching you

grow to a

beautiful young

adult, confident In

your actions and

decisions. We love

you and are ve

of you.

Mom andDa

s .

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Crystal,

You have filled

Spencer,

What a blessing you are!!

We are all so proud of

you! May God bless you

and guide you as you

begin this next chapter

in your life and always.

You can accomplish

anything you set your

sights on. We are all here

our lives with many wonderful memories

(and given us a few gray hairs).

to cheer you on!!

All our love,

Your Family

We love you!

Mom and Dad

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You

have

een

s ch a

essing

JOY to us.

We are so proud

of the person you've become. Keep

God in your life, and live a good one.

We love you!!

Dad, Mom, and Brice

Naomi,

Believe i our

dream and live

life lik you have

imagined. I'm

proud of your

accomplishments

and the many many

ore to come!

m y love, Mom

Angie,

We are so proud of you!

Dad, looking down from

heaven, is proud of

you, too! Stay

strong, keep

the sparkle

in your eye,

and your

zealous spirit,

always follow

Kyle,

We are so proud of you!

Love Mom, Dad and Joessa

Cortney,

We are so proud of your

accomplishments. You

are an amazing

daughter!

Love you,

Mom and Dad

Braden,

Alex,

How well you handle

life's ups and downs

will define the

person you

become! I'm

so proud to

have you for

my son. Pursue

your dreams.

Love, Dad

We are very proud of you Kiddo!

You are a true gift from

! Keep your faith

trong and your

path narrow

and you 'II go

ar. Love you!

Mom, Dad,

h , and Lucall

hard for this,

Britt,

Our little girl is all

grown up! We're so

proud of you for

what you have

accomplished,

and we k ow

you will s ucceed

in all your

endeavors.

We love yo ,

Dad

Kelly,

e t your goals high and

dream big - you can do

whatever you set your

mind to.

Love, Dad, Mom, and Dusty

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yle Archer Kylee B stad

Tyler Baumann Joseph orak Kati Byerly

T evi Chase ailey Cook

Conno Cum iskey Rebecca Dreier

Andrew ennen David Hen

Katie Byerly and Emily Koloc

Tiffany Pintelon, Miranda Flannery and Brianna Latzke

McKenzie Hennen Brandon Hoen Jessica Jacques Matthew Jaus Victoria Johnson

Crystal Joos Austin Kidrowski Samuel Klaustermeier Melanie Kleindl Emily Koloc

Angelita Kukacka Kelsey Kutil Christopher Lagergren Abby Lapinoja Molly Larson

Brianna Latzke Andrew Leonhardt

Josiah Lord Aaron Lueth

Ryan Marschall Amanda Martens

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Hannah McClellan Adam Meuleners

Heather Meuleners Donald Moreland

Paul Muehring

Andrew Mulville Adam Neuharth

Rachael Neuharth Corey Noerenberg

Megan Norman

Jacob Oelfke Rhema Peterson Tiffany Pintelon

Ryan Quattrocchi Dana Richter

Kylea Roeglin Jevon Rondeau Benjamin Roufs

Andrew Schmieg Megan Schmitz

Brianna Schug Payton Schultz

Emily Schwichtenberg Anna Selchow

Reid Stacken

Cody Storms Daniel Stuewe Brady Sullivan

Connor Sullivan Haley Sullivan

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ander Fi e Tracy George

Gomez.. era Ju tin Govrik

Trev G oschen

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Jacob Horton Mitchell Huepenbecker Pete Jagow Marin Jorschumb Ryan Kutzke

Kyle Lamberton Luke Marschall Kaitlyn McDonald Kyle Meisinger Devan Mellgren

Thomas Messner Timothy Miller Cole Moore Grant Mueller Michael Mullen

Kammi Nelson Samuel Newbloom

2. Samuel ewbloom, Luke Marschall and Timothy Miller.

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Nathan Ordway Vicente Padilla Shelby Payton Cristian Perez

Haley Peterson

Jordan Peterson Sloane Pischke

Joseph Rademacher Brooke Raether Hope Robertson

Emilee Schmidt Emily Schmidt Chase Schrupp

Nicholas Schwendeman Tyler Seemann

Pete Jagow, Jeffery Worm, Vincente Padilla, Michael Mullen, Trevor Groschen, Matthew Ditsch, Cody Wigfield, Chase Schrupp, and Shelby Payton hanging out after lunch.

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c wendeman studies in library.

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Get to Class on Time

Hannah Hohbein Matthew Huepenbecker Ashley Jacques Elizabeth Jaus Nicole Johnson

Dylan Just Taylor Just Chelsea Kanduth Max Kasel Alexander Kayser

Mitchell Kells Mitchell King Luke Kleind1 Tyler Knickerbocker Julia Koehnen

Jordan Kohls Kahlie Kroells Morgan Krueger Ashley Larson Parry Larson

James Lemke Austin Lenzen Kayla Leonhardt Herbert Lopez Velasquez Mariah Lueck

Ashley Luskey Laura Magee Miranda Manthey Sara Marschall Shane Martin

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Laurencio Medina Alex Meeker

Cody Meisinger Anayeli Mendoza

Justin Meyer

Cody Milbrett Nicole Miller

Sydney Montgomery Mikayla Muehring

Evan Mulville

Marysa Murphy Ryu Te Nguon

Bryce Noeldner Kimberly Norman

Jennifer Oelfke

Matthew Paul Abigail Perez

Alexander Perez Natalie Pintelon

Dillon Rolf

Amber Rosenlund Karissa Rosenlund

Cole Sauter

Nathan Schaak Paige Schlechter

Stephanie Schlegelmilch

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C!aJ4 of2014

~ass the Tough Classe

Natalie Stockman

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On October 4. 2010. Central High chool' annual

Homecoming Coronation took place. Emcee Mandy

Braunwarth, Ramee Jorschumb. and Taylor Barrett led the

event . Traditionally, the Conference flags were brought

• .--- forward and the band and

and tuxes. tal

Stay Awake on Tuesday '---K-----'

I

est Cost pirit week .

chool al 'd\ pre c pportunit · to hm: hm, and ecce tric c ot ing won

Brady llivan a d Ch ea

Kanduth irit stick fo r the '

ef£ rt Cr ·stal Kanduth a Jacob

Horton flaunted their excitemen ""--'~== I

on Pirate Day to also ta e home a

spirit stick f r the day. Central '

tudents were full of pride and

I. Jacob Horton dresse as a pirate for

3. Wearing onesies for pajama day! Jenna Hoen, Kristin Prchal, Zach Peterson, Katelyn Barthel, Katie Deleeuw, and Dani Domeier. 4. More Pirates! Hey Matey! Payton Schultz, Brady Sullivan, Katelyn Buesgens, and

Crystal Kanduth. 5. Wearing their favorite Raider jerseys are Robin Hatterschide, Brady Sullivan, and Brooke Willemsen.

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The Powder Puff was back

outside this year with great weather

and lots of school spirit in the air. The

seniors and juniors agreed to play nice

and easy flag football, but by the end

of the game it turned into intense,

tackle footba ll.

The juniors had great defense

and fast runners on offense, but the

I. Hannah Reese, Kristin Prchal, Dani Domeir, and Jena Hoen try to psych out Brianna Dvorak, Nikki Flannery, and Miranda Flannery. 2. Megan Norman and McKenzie Hennen run after Seniors Katy Barthel, Katie Deleeuw, and Brianna Raether. 3. Hannah Reese blocks Brianna Latzke. 4. Each team takes their stand to push back the opponent. 5. Dan Stuewe and Matt Jaus give the Junior team some instruction. 6. The Seniors and Juniors take their positions at the lineup.

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eniors played tough and showed th t

they wanted the win. The game ended

in a tie, but if you ask the seniors,

they were the winners and nob dy can tell them differently. Senior I\.ati

Deleeuw stated, "Girls ARE tough!"

A new event that took place teams and two junior team . The first good to beat out the juniors!" Junior

Robin Hattershide aid, "I had just a during Homecoming week this year was

a Boy's Volleyball game. The event was

put on by tudent Council as a

fundraiser and it was a big ucce s.

Many of the junior and senior boys

participated and they were coached by

the junior and senior volleyball girls.

The boys prepared for their

games by having two practices before

the big night. There were two senior

game the two senior learns battled each

other. The second game the two junior wonderful time playin' with all my pals,

teams faced each other. The third game and thanks to all the girls for dealin'

the lo ing senior and junior teams with our shenanigans. We'll dominate

played each other and the senior tea nexf · e eet id,

ne "The ~cti~ot very goo ,

T~~ \~ga~t they pulled through and rocked the

I. Junior Chris Lagergren serves the balL 2. The winning Senior team and their coaches. 3. Barret Panning blocks Andrew Schmieg's set. 4. Seniors Josh Borst and Tanner Kohls watch as Jesse Fasching prepares to volley. 5. Juniors Kevin Geis, Paul Meuhring, Connor Sullivan, Rachael eubarth, Andrew Schmieg, Brianna Latzke, and Megan Schmitz huddle to discuss plays.

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Smile 'til your Fac After a disappointing cancellation due to rain

ready to display their floats in the annual homeco · P. rad . Stude ts f om each grade, fall sports, homecoming royalty, ban d event. Even the students from the elementary a they lined the streets screaming for their fill of students and teachers along with the woJnderf.(JJ would always be remembered.

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1. Molly Sonsteng and Ramee Jorschumb throw candy from the Senior Float. 2. The Freshmen pose with their creation. 3. The Football team rides the fire truck. 4. FFA "Keeps it Rural" on their hay wagon. 5. The Homecoming Royalty parade through town.

1. Taz Seibert runs for a touch down.

2. Tanner Kohls supporting his teammates after a season ending injury.

3. The Raiders offensive line at the opening game vs. Howard Lake.

4. A look at the Raiders from a fan's point of view.

5. The Raiders patiently wait for the start of the game.

6. Captains Barret Panning and Neil Oftelie take a knee.

7. Taz eibert recovering from a tackle.

8. The Raiders are ready for defense.

9. Joe Borak tries blocking off the defense.

1 0. Allen VanDien, Tim Willems, Joe Borak, Dan Steuwe and Ryan Marschall huddle to strategize.

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Sack their Quarterback The Raiders finished the

season with a conference record of

5-2 and a final record of 6-3. fter

the previous year of close game

and sad losses, the Raid rs picked

up their game this year finishing

cond in the conference and

winning their fir t play-off game

against ibley East. They had man

big wins including the high scoring

Homecoming arne against Jordan.

The team was led by senior

captain Barr t Panning, Neil

Oftelie, and Taz eibert. The e

seniors showed great leader hip for

the rest of the team as they played

with their heart and never lost

hop . Barr t Panning says, "This

s as on as a huge turnaround from

our eason last year. eryone

worked sup r hard during the off

season in order to make this a

successful year." Adding to the great

season, the team also had many

accomplishments such as Taz

eibert breaking the career rushing record in the Minne ota River

Conference and having the Kare 11

port Clip of the ight.

Though the Raider ended

their sea on to the number one

team in the section, Dassel-Cokato,

the Raiders held their heads high

and looked back on their great

sea on in a positi e way. They pla ed strong until the very end,

and finished\ ith many proud fans

and upporter .

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ntral High ch ol Vall yb ll team

had an exciting nd succ sful season. The team had an advanta e of having 7 senior ,

so t e_ were an experienced team. 1 lan of th girls were varsity players last year, so

the were ready and kne\\ vhat they were facing. They t rted their hard work all the

ugust, and th t paid off. This

year were three seniors; Brianna Raether,

Haley Shanahan, and Dani Domeier. They were great 1 ader or the team along with

all have fun!" The team's season ended with a loss to the

Hut hin on Tigers in the second round of pla offs. Hutchinson was the # 1 team in th

irls still battled hard. Their

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record for the season was 16 wins and 9

losses. This year's leader in kills was Kylea Roeglin with 220. The high for set assists was

Brianna Raether ith 364. Haley ulli totaled 24 serving ace to lead in that

category. The leader in digs was k. lly Meuleners with 296, and the leader in bl

w Kylea Roeglin with 107.

This s ason al o had other memorable moments. Brianna Raeth r r ached 1,000 assi ts and ylea Roeglin reached 100 blocks.

These were both great hi ernents accomplished by both athletes.

Afton Wolter looks forward to next sea on a she sa: , "Even though we are losing seven

great seniors. we stilllia e a lot of talent still here and corning up. Hopefully \\ e will have

1. Afton Wolter serves the ball.

2. Dani Domeier, Haley Shanahan, and

Megan Schmitz huddle with their teammates.

3. Brooke Wenisch warms up for the game.

4. fton Wolter gets Jena Hoen, Haley Shanahan, Kylea Roeglin, Haley Sullivan, Baley Cook, and Brianna Dvorak pumped before the game.

5. Kelly Meuleners, Dani Domeier, Brianna Raether, Kelly Deleeuw Jena Hoen, Haley Shanaha , and Brooke enisch before the start of the game.

6. Dani Domeier and Kylea Roeglin block e ball.

7. Kelly Meu eners talks to Coach Hammers.

8. Af on Wolter goes up for

9. Jena Hoen receives a ball in the back row.

10. Dani Do eier e ball.

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1. The team waits in the bus while running the ball back for the homecoming football game. 2. Emma Schmidt, Katelyn Buesgens, Marissa Sullivan, Molly Larson, Angie Esselman, Megan orman, and Payton Schultz at a meet. 3. Devon Dvorak, Alex

ischnack, Ian Coulter, Ben Barth, Chris Lagergren, and Conner Sullivan at Sections. 4. Katelyn Buesgens runs hard at New Prague. 5. Kyle Lamberton shows off his spikes. 6. Adam George gets his kick at the end of the race. 7. The team relaxes while on their trip to Duluth. 8. Payton Schultz, Molly Larson, Megan Norman, Angie Esselman, Dana Richter, Mandy Braunwarth, Perry Larson, and Beth George pose for a picture. 9. Connor Sullivan, Kyle Lamberton, and Alex Kayser at Baylor. 10. Connor Sullivan, Kyle Lamberton, and Ian Coulter enjoys their spaghetti. 11. Molly Larson and Megan

orman aiming for the finish 12. Miranda Braunwarth, Marin Jorschumb, and Jayme Ulrich run from Jordan.

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Run a 20 minute 5K It was a new and younger Cross

Country team that took to the trails and golf courses this year. As the third head coach in

four year . Mr. Lagergren took over, a sisted by

Coach Shawn rickson. I lelping them were

team captians Adam George, Connor ullivan,

Chris Lagergren, Angie Esselman, Payton

chultz and Megan orman.

The team worked hard throughout the summer and beginning of the eason to be

read to race. A veteran girl t am was poised

to be highly competitive, but illness and injury

made it a struggle. The boys team had many

new members who added to their speed.

!though part of the very hard Minnesota

River Conf renee, both team came out middle

of the pack at fourth place. Connor ullivan and Parry Larson earned All-Conference

Honorable Mention.

orne of the events runner could

participate in included traditions such as

spaghetti dinners, the 20 by 200 meter

workout, tag at Baylor Park, the color cone and

watermelon runs, and the annual trip to Duluth.

"Our slogan all year was 'Run trong'.

They really did. You never want the eason to

be done, but they ran really well," said Coach

Lagergren.

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~M The B y' a

starte their ason off r ugh

hi ear; losing o e tough

ga e at t e inning of the

eason, due to th loss fa

ormer starter J o eph B ra to

rt Shot The captains for

were Neil Oftelie. Spe ce

elson, and D. J. hr pp.

Senio oseph Jun cla ys, "I

il all of t ys on the

a injury. lthoug these lo s s on says, "R gardless

d as at d t e boys, t ey till the outcome, we will al y

orked hard to i rove every have Reid's ho se." Addin

d y. Th ir i rovement showed his comment ei t c e

hey had close and excitin " had a great gro

games against both Mayer a d at ante to win, but als

Belle Plain . f n n and off the court."

1. Neil Oftelie reaches high to ge

2. eid Stacken gets ready to pass to a teammate. 3. Spencer Nelson

~~==::-=:::===~~ dribbles to break the press. 4. Daniel Stuewe, Robi Hatterschide, Thomas Messner, Joseph Jungclau , Adam Neubarth,

~ Reid Stacken, and \2_) Joseph Borak watch

out from the bench. 5. Neil Oftelie prepares to shoot. 6. homas Messner trying to psych out his op onet. 7. J Schrupp blocks a player and makes a move to the basket.

---=-----..:..._~-1 8. Ryan Marse all

d ·ves the lane.

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res ling had a ery good se n. ith alm s wrestlers out, it wa he big st num r seen in the wrestling room in a long time which was one of the go ls of the program.

The captains included Ju tin e en , Timot y wanson, and u tin ,.idrow ki. During the

eason, all of the athlet s improved grea 1 and hm ed sign of promise. Coach Fox say , " ur s hedul wa much more difficult than in year

past, and e en though the record isn't as high on the wins total as a t a would lik , with the experience we gained and improvement that ve made from wr tling good amp titian was wort it." Austin Kidrowski managed to get hi 74th career win. Justin Stev ns notched win number 15 and also his 50th career pin. Kidrowski say , " e managed to slip

2. Timothy Swan on sits out for the season due o injury.

3. Austi Kidrowski holdin ositio .

4. Dustin Hale keeps pushing stron .

5. Adam George comes out on top.

6. Tyson Tellers zones

8. ]o hua Hendel getting ready to take down his competitor.

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1. Alexis Erpenbach

drives in for a la -u .

embcke

talks to the tea during a · eout.

3. An i Essleman

blocks her opponent. ~-~~---= 4. Afton olter takes a three-point

shot.

5. Payton Schultz

opponent.

6. Haley hanahan dri e past her defender.

7. ylea Roeglin gets the tip off.

8. Kaylie Brazil dribbles the ball.

9. Brooke Willemsen drives in for the lay-up.

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te m started off strono this s ason.

Tlie girls had a fc rough games,

but th n took a turn for the better.

h ea on began with t\ o

non-conference wins, ut he game

got tougher when i a c to

conference play. Th girls had a

tough conf nee this y ar but

battled thr u h and cam

captains

this year: eniors Haley Shanahan

and An · sselman along ith

Junior Afton Wolter. Coach s

Lembcke, Willhite. and Ko k

th m do a lot of fast breaking and

pu hing the ball up the court.

Lemb ke said that this \ th fi st

her .. in the fir t

1. Emily Clark preps for a turn.

2. The team performs their jazz routine.

3. All tlie Jazz Girls holding their Scorpian.

4. McKenzie Hennen and Chelsea Kanduth are well in to their "C-jump".

5. Hailey Weckwerth jumps for her "Fire Bird".

6. Katie Byerly, Julia Koehnen, Emily Clark, Katy Barthel, Kristin Prchal, and Hailey Weckwerth are on their way to perfect their toe-touch.

7. The girls finishing up the dance with their last kick line.

8. icole Johnson pops up with a toe-touch. 5

~Kick the Highest If you think the game is good, wait The team placed e ond at the

until halftim . While busy working to Belle Plaine Invitational and third in the

entertain the fan , th team was also Minne ota River Conference for High

bu y working to compete. The team Kick. Another highlight a \ hen the

started at the end of October and worked team took third in both Jazz and High

hard until ections in February.

They were led by Coach Jill

Moriarty and Captain Katy Barth 1 and

mily Clark. The songs lections for the

Ki k at the Waconia Invitational. "It was

awesome to place third in Jazz at the

invitational. All of our hard work finally

paid off for us," says Clark.

eason wer Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Other success in the Minne ota

for Kick and All the Above for Jazz. fter River onference in lud Barthel and

having a uccessful sea on in Jazz for the Clark being named All-Conference while

200 -2010 season, but things changed Junior Hail y \Veckw rth received

this year as Kick became the crowd honorable mention. The girl all had a

pleasure. great tim and definitely "danced it out."

Pom-pom . uni arms and school spirit aren't th only thing our cheerleaders are known for. Whether they are pounding on the mat. heering at the 50 yard lin or tunting on the ide of the ba etball court, they are sure to - p th crowd urn d.

This ar the · ke t th

After touchdowns and durin time-outs our cheerleader a\ ar ed fan with pirit sticks filled \ ith cand . Thi ·a a fan fa 'Orite and ev n th par nts ot involv din the un!

The cheerle der participated in a car wash, the talent how and led the pep fests. The heerleader re always there to lea e rowds and cheer on their fellow cla smates.

Tessa Kroells strike a high-v. 4. Captain Hailey Weckwerth

game. 6. The Football Cheerleader stand for the National Anthem. 7. The Football C eerleaders

1. Tim Miller sprints the last leg of the 4 1 00 meter relay.

2. Katelyn Buesgens star s the girls 4x800

3. Bailey Cook arches over the high jump bar.

4. Chris Lagergren looks strong running the 4x4 meter relay.

5. Captain Justin Stevens strikes a pose.

6. Meagan Sons, Samantha

ickenhauser, Ang·e Kukacka, Rachel Crosby, Samantha Brinkmann, and Devan el gren pose for a icture at the home meet.

7. ally Larson performs the 00 high hurdles.

8. Parry Larson strides on the long jump runway.

9. Jorge Padilla keeps the

am i I oking forward (Kosek) The team is o a successful 201 by s n · r capt ins

season. "What o r gi Is Ka ely;n esgens an lack · quanti y, they J s in tev . rack

akeu for in q ar y," as had a ood initial Ilea coach ary Kosek sho ing and looks to

exp ains. The team has onl 20 girl , ut still manages to have

. so one In eve y

Fo the boys, "t e m e are

strengthening w · th all

. 1mprov eve the latter pa~t

ore f r the

s ason. icole ille~

s id, "The best part about track is how much fun we actually have in the port."

The CHS Softba

team was confined to p actices in the gym early

he season ue to a late h Raiders, led

senio ngi Esselman, Brianna Raether, Ha y Shanahan and Cortney Sund, will be competitive i th strong Minnesota

strong point ana the t am is working on executing

itting, and improving their defensive play. The team has high expectatio s and is

orking hard to achieve their o . Whe interviewed Broo e Willemsen stated, "I am

Riv r Conference. looking forward to seeing The team, coac ed by how far we go and what

Mr. Lambr t, as a lot we ill be like at the end of experienced players. of the a on." 95°/o of Pit hing should be a softbal is 00°/o mental.

1. Natalie Stockman

gets ready to field a

ball.

2. A on alter, Brooke

Willemsen, and atalie

Stockman pose behind

the dugout.

3. Angie Esselman

catches behind the

plate.

4. Haley Shanahan

waits in t e outfield

between plays.

5. Cortney Sund, Afton

Stockman, Brianna

Raether, and Megan

Schmitz have a quic

talk in the infield.

6. Megan Schmitz gets

her glove to the

ground.

7. Afton Wolter waits

for he perfect pitch.

8. Brianna Raether has

perfect form in the

batter' box.

9. Brooke Willemsen

concentrates on the

batter.

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"We ha a lot xperience omin back," said

Co a h r g w h n sked f r h u ht n th upc ming

seas n. The tea as seven senio s tu ing this year. There are also four juniors with significant varsit experi nee coming back. ge also said that the tea ' itching dept will also be one f t e team's strong p int . Hoi Family, Belle P aine, ible East, and Montgomery Lonsdale are all strong teams in the conference

this year. T e boys tarted off t e ea on with a 'n against

ible E t, d spi e only bei ab e to practice outside for a couple of days.

Tanner Kohls said,' I'm going to miss ve yone n th team and t eir indi i ual perso a ities." hen aske w a lie as g in o miss about

a all, Erik Buckentine said, "I'm going to miss playing and especi l messing around with Brazil."

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e Brazil

throws the hea .

2. Jess Fasch'n ,

Spence elson, R bin a ters hide,

Kyle razil, and

i uckentine watch the game

from the dugout.

. az Sei er lines

u his swing.

4. Coach Wrage

has a huddle with i field players Taz

Sei ert, Robin at ers hide, Kyle

Peterson, and Barret Panning.

down an dirty on the fiel .

akes e ind

1. Emily Clark,

Hannah Reese, and

Crystal Kanduth

strut their way to

their next hole.

2. Mr. Willhite,

Kelly Meuleners,

Kristin Prchal,

Crystal Kanduth,

Ms. Ofstedal, Emily

Clark, Hannah

Reese, Zach Heher,

and Rachel Hegseth

work at their Pizza

Ranch fundraiser.

3. The golf team

strikes a pose by

the famous St. Louis Arc.

4. Austin Kidrowski

stands proud for the

camera.

5. Emily Koloc and

Katie Byerly show

that they have enough attitude for

a hole-in-one.

6. Kristin Prchal

and Tom Messner practice their

putting skills.

7. Kelly Meuleners

concentrates hard on getting her ball

in the hole.

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Golf this year started Hannah Reese. with a trip to St. Louis, The men's captains are Missouri. Because of the Allen Van Dien and Neil

prolonged winter this year, Oftelie. This year, the golf our golf practices have team worked hard to raise consisted of putting in the money for the trip to

middle school, chipping at Missouri and new uniforms. Friendship Park, and leaving Even though golf is an many divots. After our trip individual sport, the Central to St. Louis and our practices Golf Team has used

thus far, our golf team looks teamwork to earn money promising with both and keep their sport alive. returning golfers and new According to Joseph found talent. Captains for Jungclaus, the golf team's the girls team this year are motto this year is, "Play safe Crystal Kanduth and and have fun!"

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Afton Wolter Knowledge Bowl Pictures

Basketball Pictures and Stories

Alexis Kells Homecoming

Pictures FFA Page and tory

Coronation Pictures

Volleyball Pictures Band Story

Softball Story

Emma Schmidt Choir Pictures

Baseball Pictures

Molly Larson Fall Play Pictures

A special message to Mrs. Messner

from the yearbook staff! Without you, none of

this would be possible. Thank you for all that you do!

Wrestling Story Golf Story

Dance Pictu r<:s Editing

Dance Pictures

Katelyn Buesgens Ston for: Homel ming

Coronation Homecoming Parade

Powder Puff Football

Student Council Pictures for: Spirit Week

Homecoming Parade Football

St. John's Yearbook Camp

Home•:oming Spirit Week Story

Golf Pictures

ior Editor Tessa Kroells Cover and DivisiOn Page J sign Hall of !·arne Layout and Pictures

All Background Designs Student Activities and Job Pages

Editing St. John's Yeatr9.!l;QI</'Can~p

Ramee Jorschumb Designing Layouts

Pictures Captioning

Group Pictures Staff Pictures

Ad Pages Editing

Victoria Johnson

pt;~~r P' tun.:s Volleyball Pictures Basketball Pictures Wrestling Pic ures

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1. Kelly Meuleners and Afton Wolter take a picture together during a break. 2. Andrew Schmieg, Russel Peterson, Brady Sullivan, and Connor Cummiskey work hard during the written round. 3. Paul Muehring takes a nap during one of the long bus rides. 4. The Knowledge Bowl teams put their brains together. 5. The Knowledge Bowl team on their way to a meet. 6. Haley Sullivan, Megan Norman, Michael Gunther, and Molly Larson enjoy lunch time. 7. The team anticipates buzzing in to answer one of the questions. 8. Members Rebecca Grams, Brady Sullivan, Tori Johnson, Andrew Schmieg, Paul .____---:: Muehring, Molly Larson, and Russel Peterson pose for a picture during a break. 9. Afton Wolter, Haley Sullivan, Haley Shanahan, Megan Norman and Kelly Meuleners pose for a picture. 10. Kelly Meuleners, Brady Sullivan, and Dillon Roberts work on a problem. 4

IL('Have All The Right Answers

The Knowledge Bowl

team had a very successful year while also having a great time. The team was disappointed when the first meet was cancelled due to snow, but they were ready to show their knowledge at the New Prague meet. Many meets took place at both New Prague and Mankato while the sub-section meet was held at Mankato State University.

The team was led by

senior captains Jenny Reed and Russel Peterson. Practices were held from 7:45

through Channel One, twice a week. These practices prepared the team for their competetive and successful meets.

This was the first time in school history that two of our Knowledge Bowl teams advanced to the Region Meet.

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0' Encourage Equality and Resp-~-1. Brooke Raether oversees Mix-It-Up day.

2. Adam George and Angie Esselman preside over a meeting.

3. Bailey Cook, Payton Schultz, and Haley Sullivan at a CYAC meeting.

4. Adam George, Tom Messner, Robin Hatterschide, and Paul Muehring present the Drive Now Talk/Text L8er pledge to D.J. Schrupp and Randy Danielson.

5. Mrs. Swiggum leads a meeting.

6. Haley Sullivan and Miguel Zetina tutor middle school students.

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PEERS stands for Peers Payton Schultz, Jenny Reed, Encouraging Equality and Ramee Jorschumb, and Bailey Respect among Students, and Cook, took part in the Carver our PEERS have been working County Youth Action Crew. hard to live up to that. The They attended out of school group, advised by Mrs. Swiggum, was led by President Angie Essleman, Vice President Adam George and Secretary Ramee Jorschumb.

PEERS sponsored Mix-It-Up day and the Drive Now Text Later pledges. The group did seatbelt checks, handed out flyers on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and regularly sponsor Drug Awareness week and the Great American Smoke-Out to discourage drug abuse.

Five members of PEERS: Haley Sullivan,

meetings and training along with other students wanting to make a difference. These PEERS worked towards more safe, entertaining places and activities for youth in Carver County. They also surveyed the NY A community youth about current and prospective projects.

Central's PEERS enjoy "being able to help," as Robin Hatterschide stated. Perhaps Paul Muehring said it best, "Being in PEERS gives you the feeling that you can make a difference in the world and in other people's lives."

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FFA is involved in many activities throughout the school year, and during summer break. Our officers this year were: President-­Angie Esselman, Vice President-- Thomas Schneider, Secretary-- Emily Clark, Treasurer-­Samantha \Vickenhauser, Reporter-- Jacob Oelfke, and Sentinel-- Matthew Ditsch. During the summer many members showed their livestock, took part in dairy judging, and took care of baby animals in the FF A Children's Barn at the Carver County Fair. Angie Esselman and l\tatthew Ditsch went on to the MN State Fair to judge general livestock.

Teamwork is a very important part of FF A. \Ve have had many teams compete throughout the school year. During September our Dairy Cattle Judging team placed 3rd and our General Livestock team placed 6th, both qualifying for state. Our Horse judging team finished 11th, and the Trap Shooting team placed 10th at the regional meet.

During November, the Poultry team fini he1

6th and the Dairy Foods team fin ished 7th, qualifying for state. In January, the Meats team finished 9th, and the Fish and \'Vildlife team finished 5th, qualifying for state.

During October, the National FFA Convention trip to Indianapolis took place. Rachel Carpenter, Danielle \Vickenhauser, and Samantha \Vickenhauser went on the trip where they toured a 3,000 cow dairy farm, saw Lady Antebellum perform, attended official FF A business sessions, and more. "It was a great experience," they said, and Samantha \Vickenhauser added, "I'm definitely going again next year!" Also during the month of October, our yearly Corn Drive took place. This event is a favorite for many FFA members. This year we made a RECORD $4,567.4 for Camp Courage. The event was hosted at Thomas Schneider's farm near Bongards, and was an enjoyable experience for all FF A members.

1. Danielle Wickenhauser's radio interview at the National FFA Convention in a press

. room in Indianapolis. 2. Dakota Schneider identifying cuts of meat. 3. Dakota Schneider, Brandon Hoen, Adam Meuleners, and Derek Thuening are the "Meats Team." 4. Adam Meuleners identifying cuts of meat. 5. Matthew Ditsch shoveling corn for the corn drive. 6. Matthew Ditsch judging beef cattle for General livestock Judging.

--..... 7. Back Row: Mr. Mesik, Jeff Hartung, Braden Tjosaas, Cole Joos, Daniel Stuewe, Brandon Hoen, Matthew Ditsch, Crystal Joos, Melissa Debner, Thomas Schneider, Front Row: Samantha Wickenhauser, Cody Baker, Adam Meuleners, Jacob Oelfke, Jacob Undestad, Nicole Flannery, Alexis Kells, Emily Clark, Kayla Puncochar, Rachel Carpenter, Angie Esselman.

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The 2010-2011 National

Honor Society was led by Co-Presidents Cortney Sund and Angie Esselman. Brooke Wenisch was named Secretary and Russel

Senior prom at Peace Villa. These events are appreciated by community members and are some of the favorite events for members of NHS.

Peterson was Treasurer. They also do many Co-Historians were Brianna projects involving the Raether and Emily Clark. elementary school including Together these officers led a pumpkin carving, writing successful year for NHS. letters to Santa, and for the first

The National Honor Society time this year, setting up an does many projects helping the Easter egg hunt. The NHS community. Some of these received many compliments include: cleaning up Stiftungsfest from both teachers and parents at 6:00 AM, collecting food shelf about their community projects. items on Halloween, and holding a

Serve the CoJnJnunity 1. Barret Panning, Angie Esselman, and Brooke Wenisch clean classrooms.

2. Angie Esselman mentoring a student.

3. Haley Shanahan gets crafty.

4. Brianna Raether, Emily Clark, Russel Peterson, Brooke Wenisch, Cortney Sund, and Angie Esselman pose for their NHS Officers picture.

5. Emily Schwichtenberg carves a pumpkin for the first graders.

6. Cortney Sund helps the teachers organize.

7. Kristin Prchal helps clean out a pumpkin with an elementary student.

8. Kylea Roeglin, Molly Larson, Emily Schwichtenberg and Michael Gunther collect shoes.

9. Emily Clark and Hannah Reese collect food items on Halloween.

[2J'Plan Special Events The Student Council The students elected

is always busy planning to Student Council enjoy and preparing many what they do and have a events that are put on for the students and teachers. Some of these events include Pennies

great time. President Emily Clark and Vice-President Afton Wolter are always

for Patients, Valentine's organized and read for gifts, Movie on the anything that was Football Field, and

1. Katelyn Buesgens and Emily Clark deliver Valentine's Day gifts. 2. Neil Oftelie decorates the Student Council bulletin board. 3. Mariah Lueck, Nicole Miller, and Reid Stacken collect

Patients money. 4. Angie Kukacka and Carnie Stewart console Anthony Reed and Eric Nelson while they give blood. 5. Brooke Willemsen comforts Tim

·Willems while he donates blood. 6. Barret Panning and Matt Ditsch cut out soup labels. 7. Brooke WiUemse helps Alexis

her book. 8. Emily Clark looks

9. A:fton Wolter, Brooke Willem en, Alexis Erpenbach, and Barret Panni

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"We Know How to Sing" was the

phrase printed on the t-shirts for the 2010 Choir Ensemble. The main focus for the year was practice, technique, and performance. For the first time, the high school choir split into two separate choirs. The 9th graders formed their own Varsity Choir, while the 10th-12th graders remained in Concert Choir. The choirs entertained at events including the Veteran's Day Program, their annual Holiday Concert in December, and a Pop Concert in the spring. The choir and band also teamed up to perform a 24 hours of music fundraiser for their trip to Florida in the spring.

The Choir, led by elected officers President Barret Panning, Secretary Katelyn Buesgens, and Co-Treasurer's Alexis Kells and Jenny Reed, started their days with vocal warm ups. The choir challenged themselves with harder pieces including "Gloria in Excelsis" and "Requiem." They also knew how to have fun as they played games such as "Charades" or watched YouTube videos to relax after continual practice. Even though the practices were intense, the concert rehearsals were stressful, and the music was tough to memorize, the choir did a great job of performing and had a very memorable year.

Sing Your Heart Out 1. Jenny Reed and Katelyn Buesgens sing a duet for the Choir Contest at Jordan.

2. Andrew Haley, Naomi Kamleiter, and Kimberly Klingelhutz practice "giving thanks. "

3. Zach Peterson, Tanner Kohls, Barret Panning, and Tom Messner perform at the choir concert in December.

4. Alexis Kells, Jenny Reed, and Katelyn Buesgens sing a song with the band for their trip to Florida.

5. The choir is hard at work practicing for their concerts.

6. Choir teacher, Mrs. Hanson, directs and plays piano during class.

7. Chamber members Emilee Schmidt, Kyle Lamberton, and Katelyn Barthel practice for the ensemble contest at Mankato State. The song received a Superior!

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The Band, under the dir ction of tr. lpu , h a had a very busy year! They' e

perfo med at Stiftungsfest, Home omin Coronation, the Home oming Par de Pe Op n Hous at the ne Oak rov nte

ity Hall in orwood Young Am eric th eteran s Day Program, and the annual Ho i a

and prin cone rts. The band has held several fundrais

e r in luding the first-ever 24 Hours of Music, hich too plac in the fall involving both the

band and choir stud nts. During the cour e of tlie day the choir an during lunch and the band la d for the fifth raders. There were al o

performan s held b choir members at orne of the local b sinesses. fter the omecomin game,

Michael Gunther, and Mitchell Ki g play on

2. The band prepares to perform at a basketball game.

3. The Wind section plays loud at a home

4. Robin Hatterschide

few drumming tips.

5. Michael Gunther in Rock Star mode.

6. Alex Eichner and Brady Sullivan play the drums as the Band pumps up the football team at a home game.

7. Tony Reed plays his saxophone solo while perfo m·ng in Orlando,

8. Robin Hatter chide can't wait to rock out on his drum et at a basketball game.

to an ar u ent.

. Angelita Kukacka onfesse her in to

Ale ander ay er.

4. uss I Pe erson i not happy .

. Molly Larson, Victoria John on, and the Priests, Ale ander ayser and

Grace Cummiske .

God for forgiveness.

Jorschumb have a tearful reunion in pri on .

. Miranda Braunwarth, Sydney Harner, Grac Cumml e Weckwe court.

Muehrin while Andr w Haley and Hope Rober

The Sibley East Tournament was a f ant a tic tart to the Speech ea on! The team took home a lot of individual award which added up to a third place finish for the team overall. The team

The Becker Meet saw two Central freshmen in Finals. The team took home third place at the Da sel-Cokato Meet in the small school category. Over five hundred

had a number of strong speakers this speakers were competing.

year. The younger members of the team, The team wrapped up the season by Brandon Fabel, Jacob Fuhrman, Taylor hosting Subsections here in orwood, Wetzel, Jo hua Hendel, Morgan Krueger, and Brandon Fabel was the team's Abigail Perez, Sloan Becker, and Libby representative to the Section meet at Baumgartn r, jumped right in and St. Croix Lutheran, taking eighth place improved tremendously throughout the in the Original Oratory category. year. The more experienced members were Russel Peterson, Anthony Reed, Angie Kukacka, Victoria Johnson, Crystal Joos, Anna Selchow, Kayla Teubert, and Connor Cummiskey.

This year wa great, and as we say good bye to our graduating seniors, Rus el Peterson and Anthony Reed, we look forward to working with everyone else again next year.

Score High With the Judges r:;\ 1. Kayla Teubert ~ studies her script.

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2. Connor Cummiskey, Anthony Reed, and Crystal Joos practice their speeches.

3. Morgan Krueger, Taylor Wetzel, Libby Baumgartner, Sloan Becker, and Brandon Fabel are all dressed up.

4. Abigail Perez waits her turn.

5. Russel Peterson and Angie Kukacka jump for joy.

6. Russel Peterson anxiously annotates his script.

7. Taylor Wetzel and Morgan Krueger enjoy a friendly moment.

8. Jacob Fuhrman practices speaking.

9. Anthony Reed talks to walls.

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In December, Mr. Hunt began

casting for the One Act, "All in the Timing." The play was actually a series of three short comedies: "Philadelphia," "Words Words, Words," and "Variations on the Death of Trotsky." There were only ten ca t members and three crew members, so everyone bonded quickly whether they wanted to or not.

There were practices four days per week and even practice over Winter break! After much rehearsing, set-building, and general goofiness, the cast packed up the set and went to the Delano Festival. There the show was performed, but

not judged. The next week wa the public performance and then subsections. Sadly, the cast tied for seventh, but everyone still had a good time.

The cast and crew of "All in the Timing" found that sometimes small casts are just as much fun as large ones. Both the cast and the audience had a "hoot" as Angie Kukacka said. Tori Johnson complimented her director saying, "I've never had a part that felt o natural." Playing a monkey can do that for you, and luckily, theatre is, "a place where nobody judges you," as Crystal Joos quipped, "Well, except for the judges!"

1. Ramee Jorschumb, Tony Reed, and Victoria Johnson evolve while Michael Gunther plays on the tire swing. 2. Crystal Joos gives her order to Kelsey Kutil in "Philadelphia." 3.Ramee Jorschumb, Tony Reed, and Victoria Johnson demonstrate the classic monkey poses from "Words, Words, Words. " 4. Russel Peterson is shocked to fi nd Mandy Braunwarth with Alex Kayser in "Trotsky." 5. The Cast strikes their poses. Alexander Kayser, Michael Gunther, Mandy Braunwarth, Russel Peterson, Kelsey Kutil, Crystal Joos, Tony Reed, Ramee Jorschumb, Tori Johnson, Angie Kukacka, and Molly Larson. 6. Mandy Braunwarth reads the Encyclopedia to Russel Peterson. 7. Molly Larson helps Russel Peterson with his wig. 8. Angie Kukacka runs lights during practice. 9. Alexander Kayser dances on stage with Michael Gunther.

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2. Timothy

Willems prepare

to run.

3. H iley Week er wa·

for an opening.

4. Paul Muehring

listen for the . -.___ ... ,histle .

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Hatterschide go

takes a quick

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1. Angie Ku acka poses with one of her cakes. Angie started decorating two year a o and was inspired by the show Cake Boss. Her favorite cake is Red Velvet.

th thy Swanson

may be competing this ear. 3. Joe sa Giesen and her horse "Don't Even Thin About It," went to ational Finals in Gallup, ew Mexico and finished 4th in the orld in Barrel Racing. She also does Pole Bending, Gout Tying, and Breakaway Roping.

. Kahlie Kroells and her horse "Caddy" een members o e Scott o nty

Mount atrol for three yea . a member of the United States Equestr"an Federations high school athletes program.

. Caitlyn Williams and Mackenzie illiams perform with their base drums

in rum ·ne competition or thr eye . Dylan Haft joined t e military on

March 16th, 2010. He did basic training i Fort ox, Kentuc y, fo r 10 weeks. His favorite thing is the bond he forms with people and the structure. 7. Kyle Giesen and his his horse, Thor, do calf roping and team roping. He has

on 7 b kles. 8. Zac Hoff decided few years ago. This summer he wi o to

~-~-Great La es, Illinois for basic training. He will go to school to train for Hospi al

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Corpsman. 9. essa Kroells as a black bel in Tae Kwon o. She as been training with her mom's school, Kroells arate Clubs, since the age of five. Tessa has attended several tournaments where she 's won 1st in form,

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Hilary Birdsell Lori Cantrell

Hannah Conrad Brian Corlett

Tom Doyscher

Tom Erickson jacob Feldman

Darrin Fox Adam Halpaus

Sarah Hammers

Kelli Hanson Laura Hanson

Kathy Heckmann Dona Herrmann

Corey Hunt

jeanne Ide Howard Johnson

Jeff Kienitz Kelly Kroells

Mark Lagergren

District Office

Linda Eischens joan Carlson

Bonie Schrupp

Kitchen Staff

Lori Kasel Joan Fahey

Annette Ouaas Becky Lee orma Jaus

Sandi Harms Chantelle Eschleman Cindy Ann Lambright

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0 Make Central the Best It Can Be

Rick Willhite Irene Yaeck Gina Zaske

Jon Lambrecht Chris Ludford Jonica Marshall Tom McCracken Jim Mesik

Brenda Messner Tammy Mosel Mary Ofstedal Lynn Panning Linnae Paumen

Pau!Ruud Jennifer Schramm Deb Stacken Leslie Swanson

ancy Swiggum

Custodians

Troy Maisch Arlene Holmbeck Richard eubarth

Arlan Lande

School Board

Craig Pexa Elroy Latzig Julie ames

Richard Schug Scott Kn ght Dean Lind ot Pict d:

James Sptlle 107

Baseball: Varsity Back Row: Timothy Swanson, Kyle

Braz:., Barret Panning, Erik Buckentine, Spencer Nelson, Timothy Willems,

Coach Wroge Front Row: Tassmin Seibert, Jesse

Fasching, Tanner Kohls, Robin Hatterschide, Zachary Peterson,

Jevon Rondeau

Baseball: Junior Varsity Back Row: Casey Clemensen, Andrew

Cardinal, Taylor Trick, Matthew Ditsch, Nicholas Schwendeman

Front Row: Andrew Leonhardt, Joseph Rademacher, David Hennen, Max Kasel,

Tyler Seemann, Isaac Hormann

Baseball: 9th Grade Back Row: Spencer Benton, Derrick Tellers, Jordan Kohls, Alex Eichner,

Reid Wenisch, Jared Flannery Front Row: Taylor Just, Cody Milbrett,

Steeven Smith, Dillon Rolf, Alex Meeker, Andrew Hendel

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Boys Basketball: Varsity Back Row: Reid Stacken,

Spencer Nelson, Adam Neubarth, Donaver Schrupp, Joseph Jungclaus,

Joseph Borak, Daniel Stuewe Front Row: Taylor Barrett,

Robin Hatterschide, Ryan Marschall, Timothy Willems, Kyle Brazil,

Neil Oftelie, Brady Sullivan, Allen VanDien

Boys Basketball: Junior Varsity Back Row: Nicholas Schwendeman, Trevor Groschen, Luke Marschall, Taylor Trick, Thomas Messner

=~~~~~;1 Front Row: Chase Schrupp, c Cristian Perez

Boys Basketball: 9th Grade Back Row: Alex Eichner, Bryce oeldner, Brandon Fabel, Evan Mulville, Dakota Schneider Front Row: Alek Bixby, Reid Wenisch,

~-iiiiiiii Andrew Cardinal, Cole Sauter, Casey Clemensen, Andrew Hendel

Varsity Basketball Cheerleading Back Row: Hannah McClellan, Shelby Herrmann, Sydney Montgomery, Kylee Barstad, Kelsey Kutil Front Row: Hayley Skaaland, Laura Magee, Ashley Jacques, Kaitlyn McDonald

Football Cheerleading Back Row: Manager Tabitha Swanson, Tessa Kroells, McKenzie Hennen, Coach Tammy Graupmann, Jorge Padilla, Jessica Jacques, Katie Byerly, Manager Chloe Christy Front Row: Captain Hailey Weckwerth, Madison Weckwerth, icole Johnson, Laura Magee, Ashley Jacques,

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Cheerleading: Wrestling Back Row: Manager Alexis Kells, Amanda Martens, Alyssa Worm, icole Flannery, Tabitha Swanson

Front Row: Rachel Hegseth, Devan Mellgren, Abby Lapinoja,

Samantha Wickenhauser

Cross Country Back Row: Emily Schmidt, Alex Kayser, Katelyn

Bue,.gens, Payt' .n Schultz, Jonathan Braunwarth, Chris Lagergren, Adam George, Coach Erickson, Coach Lagergren, Connor Sullivan, Sam Anderson, Kyle Lamberton, Aaron Klaustemeir, Ricky Vanhaften,

Chase Heuer, Marissa Sullivan Middle Row: Holly Lind, Anthony Vanhaften, Parry

Larson, Jayme Ulrich, Dana Richter, Miranda Braunwarth, Angie Esselman, ian Coulter, Cameron

Ruff, Megan orman, Zoey Anderson, Erik Eshleman Front Row: Alex Farrell, Brett Kleindl, Matt

Lamberton, April Feist, Molly Larson, Ben Lagergren, Luke Kleindl, Beth George, Devon Dvorak, Andrew

Wischnack, Alex Wischnack, Anthony Hennen

Danceline Back Row: Melissa Wolf, Marysa Murphy,

Katelyn Buesgens, Jorge Padilla, McKenzie Hennen, Kristin Prchal, Emily Schmidt

Middle Row: Hailey Weckwerth, Katie Byerly, Julia Koehnen, Chelsea Kanduth, Captain Emily Clark, Captain Katelyn Barthel, Front Row: Hope Robertson, icole Johnson,

Madison Weckwerth, Hannah Lind

Football: Junior Varsity and Varsity Back Row: Joshua L •rd, Micl" 1 Muuen, J 'frey Worm,

MI.chell Huepenbecker, Samuel Newbloom, Luke Marschall, Tim Miller, Trevor Groschen, Thomas Messner, Chase Schrupp

6th Row: Manager Holly Lind, Andrew Leonhardt, Grant Muel:er,, '1cholas Schwendeman, Matthew Ditsch,

Jordan Stevens, Cody Baker, Cody Vanlith 5th Row: Jevon Rondeau, Allen VanDien, Coach Fox,

Coach Moriarty, Coach Henn, Coach Yanke, Coach Doyscher, Anthony Hegseth, Austin Kidrowski

4th Row: Ryan Marschall, Reid Stacken, Cody Storms, Timothy Willems, Paul Muehring, Tyson Tellers,

Timothy Swanson 3rd Row: Gregory Whitney, Joseph Borak, Adam 'eubarth,

Matthew jaus, Daniel Stuewe, Andrew Schmieg 2nd Row: Taylor Barrett, Tanner Kohls, Dylan Haft, D.J.

I l O Schrupp, Samuel Benton, Zach Sutherland, Justin Stevens Captains: eil Oltelle, Barret Panning, Tassmin Seibert

Football: 9th Grade ';..J~::;;~:= Back Row: Joshua Hendel, Dillon Rolf,

Derrick Tellers, Brandon Fabel, Bryce oeldner, Mitchell Kells, Andrew

!.;.:::::::=~=:o:::: Hendel, Alek Bixby

=====-~ Middle Row: Spencer Benton, Alex Eichner, Cody Meisinger,

--~-....; Ryan Sullivan, Mitchell King, Alex Meeker

• •--..~~ Front Row: Steeven Smith, Cody Milbrett, Coach Fox, Dylan Just, Casey Clemensen

Golf: Boys Back Row: Erich Dettmann, Joshua Borst, Bryce Noeldner, Brandon Fabel, Connor Sullivan, Joseph Jungclaus, Blake Teubert Middle Row: Coach Willhite, eil Oftelie, Brady Sullivan, Andrew Mulville, Thomas Messner, Allan VanDien, Coach Ofstedal Front Row: Austin Kidrowski, Taylor Barrett, Jonathan Braunwarth, Anthony Hegseth, Chase Schrupp, Zachery Heher, Joshua Hendel

Golf: Girls Back Row: Emily Clark, Kristin Prchal,

Crystal Kanduth, Haley Sullivan,

Hannah Reese Middle Row: Coach Willhite, Mariah

Lueck, Emily Koloc, Morgan Krueger,

Coach Ofstedal Front Row: Kelly Meuleners, Cheyenne

Tordsen, Rachel Hegseth, Katie Byerly,

Tessa Barstow

Girls Basketball: Varsity Back Row: Afton Wolter, Emilee Schmidt, Kylea Roeglin, Coach Kosek, Coach Lembke, Coach Willhite, Samantha Brinkman, icole Miller, Payton Schultz Middle Row: Brooke Willemsen, Haley Sullivan, Haley Shanahan, AleXis Erpenbach, Angie Esselman, Caitlin Dvorak, Brooke Raether, Jayme Ulrich Front Row: Megan Schmitz, Brianna Latzke, Kaylie Brazil

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Girls Basketball: Junior Varsity I!~~~~ Back Row: Jayme Ulrich, Haley Sullivan, F" ;;;.·····--··":..(

icole Miller, Coach Willhite, Samantha Brinkmann, Emilee Schmidt,

Brooke Raether Front Row: Megan Schmitz, Brianna Latzke, Kaylie Brazil

Girls Basketball: 9th Grade Back Row: Anna Willems, Meagan Sons, Coach Kosek, Ashley Luskey,

Hannah Hohbein Front Row: atalie Stockman,

Claire Sons, Kayla Leonhardt, Tiffany Groschen, Sara Marschall

Softball: Varsity Back Row: Coach Fox, Nicole Flannery,

Brianna Dvorak, Coach Lambrecht, Amanda Martens, Afton Wolter, Coach George

Third Row: Kayla Leonhardt, Brianna Raether, Megan Mi.Jer, Sloane Pischke, Emily Schwichtenberg,

Kaitlyn McDonald, Kylie Brazil Second Row: Anna Willems, Cortney Sund,

Tracy George, Miranda Flannery, Brooke Willemsen, Mikayla Lobitz, Haley Shanahan

Front Row: Brooke Raether, Megan Schmitz, atalie Stockman, Melissa Wolf, Angie Essleman,

Brianna Latzke, Dana Richter

Softball: Junior Varsity Back Row: Coach Fox, Miranda

Flannery, Amanda Martens, Brianna Dvorak, Nicole Flannery, Tracy George

Middle Row: Brooke Raether, Anna Willems, Mikayla Lobitz, Melissa Wolf,

Dana Richter Front Row: Kayla Leonhardt,

Kaitlyn McDonald, Sloane Pischke, Emily Schwichtenberg, Megan Miller,

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Softball: 9th Grade Back Row: Chelsea Kanduth, Ashley Luskey, Elizabeth Jaus, Abby Forner, Hannah Hobein, Sara Marschall, Coach George Front Row: Julia Koehnen, Brandee Borst, Hailee Zellmann, Jennifer Oelfke, Danielle Feltmann, Saranda Borak,

icole Johnson

Back Row: Chris Lagergren, Timothy Miller, Daniel Stuewe, Adam George, Adam eubarth, Joseph Borak, Sam Anderson, Paul Muehring, Jeffrey Worm Fourth Row: Coach Kosek, Coach Ruud, Kyle Lamberton, Michael Mullen, Trevor Groschen, Tyson Tellers, Ryan Marschall, athan Ordway, Coach Doyscher Third Row: Cristlan Perez, Payton Schultz, Samantha Brinkman, Cody Cantrell, icole Miller, Katelyn Buesgens, A, K Bixby, Jordan Stevens, Angie Kukacka Second Row: Bailey Cook, Marissa Sullivan, Justin Stevens, Ian Coulter, Alexis Erpenbach, Megan orman, Megan Sons, Taylor Wetzel, Jorge Pad illa, Laura Magee Front Row: Molly Larson, Luke Kleindl , Rachel Crosby, D•van Mellgren, Parry Larson, Ashley Jacques, Emily Davey, Erik Eshleman

Volleyball: Varsity Back Row: Emily Clark, Afton Wolter, Kylea Roeglin, Coach Hammers, Manager Melanie Kleindl, Brianna Dvorak, Haley Sullivan, Megan Schmitz Middle Row: Brianna Raether, Haley Shanahan, Danielle Domeier, Kaitlin Deleeuw, Brooke Wenisch, Bailey Cook Front Row: Captains Kelly Meuleners and

Jena Hoen

Volleyball: Junior Varsity atalie Stockman,

Anna Willems, Nicole Miller, Coach Grams, Brooke Willemsen, Katrina Wessale, Alexis Erpenbach Middle Row: Sydney Harner, Brooke Raether, Devan Mellgren, Rachael Neuharth, Emily Koloc Front Row: Brianna Latzke

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Volleyball: 9th Grade Back Row: Chelsea Kanduth, Meagan Sons, Ashley Luskey,

Coach Storms, Samantha Brinkmann, Abby Forner, Sara Marschall

Front Row: Kimberly Norman, Kayla Leonhardt, Kylie Brazil,

Jennifer Oelfke, Rachel Crosby

Wrestling: Varsity Back Row: Pete Jagow, Jordan Stevens,

Timothy Swanson, Paul Muehring, Andrew Schmieg, Adam George,

Tyson Tellers, Cody Wigfield, Alexander Finney

Front Row: Dustin Hale, Austin Kidrowski, Andrew Leonhardt,

Justin Stevens, Cody Meisinger, Josiah Lord, Joshua Hendel, Davis Colley

Wrestling: Junior Varsity Back Row: Jared Wickenhauser,

Ryan Kutzke, Justin Govrik, Matthew Ditsch, Kyle Meisinger, Brandon Hoen, Spencer Benton,

Alex Meeker, Dylan Just Front Row: Ben Barth, Alex Farrell,

Brett Kleindl, Bennett Hatterschide, Will Schmieg, Justin Carlson, Taylor Just,

Anthony Hennen

FFA Back Row: Jeffery Hartung, Austin Kidrowski,

Kevin Geis, Timothy Swanson, Jacob Oelfke, Cody Storms, Daniel Stuewe, Matthew Jaus,

Tyler Brueggemeier, Adam Meuleners, Dakota Schneider, Matthew Ditsch,

Benjamin Klingelhutz, Thomas Schneider, jared Wickenhauser, Matthew Schug, Kahlie Kroells,

Cody Baker Front Row: Mr. Mesik, Samantha Wickenhauser,

Rachel Carpenter, Danielle Wickenhauser, Rebecca Grams, Alexis Kells, icole Flannery,

Angie Esselman, Kimberly Klingelhutz, Jennifer Oelfke, Emily Clark, Jared Flannery

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Knowledge Bowl Back Row: Mr W' !h te, 1 yler Baumann, Thomas Messner, Austin Kidrowski, Brady Sullivan, Barret Panning, Joseph Jungclaus, eil Oftelie, Dylan Haft, Paul Muehring, Mtchael Gunther, Andrew Schmieg Third Row: Connor Cummiskey, Crystal Joos, Megan orman, Angie Essleman, Haley Sullivan, Aft n Wolter, Abby Lapinoja, Katelyn Buesgens Second Row: Dillon Roberts, Victoria Johnson, Jennifer Braunworth, Molly Larson, Kelly Meuleners, Haley Shanahan, Rebecca Grams, Emily Schwi htenberg, Angelita Kukacka Front Row: Russel Peterson, Jennifer Reed

National Honor Society Back Row: Emily Schwichtenberg, Payton Schultz, Crystal ]oos, Barret Panning, Michael Gunther, Kylea Roeglin, Katelyn Buesgens Third Row: Marissa Sullivan, Haley Shanahan, Kristin Prchal, Brianna Raether, Megan Norman, Ramee Jorschumb, Miranda Braunwarth Second Row: Emily Clark, Hannah Reese, Russel Peterson, Brooke Wenisch, Bailey Cook, Molly Larson Front Row: Presidents Cortney Sund and Angie Esselman

PEERS Back Row: Robin Hatterschide,

Adam George, Brady Sullivan, Austin Kidrowski, Paul Muehring,

Miguel Zetina, Trevor Groschen,

Thomas Messner Middle Row: Payton Schultz, Brooke Brede,

Molly Larson, Haley Sullivan, Bailey Cook,

Sydney Harner, Brooke Raether

Front Row: Jennifer Reed,

Ramee Jorschumb, Jena Hoen,

Angie Esselman

Student Council Back Row: Mariah Lueck, icole Miller, Brandon Fabel, Max Kasel Third Row: Devan Mellgren, Brooke Willemsen, Alexis Erpenbach, Matthew Ditsch Second Row: Afton Wolter, Reid Stacken, Emily Koloc, Allen Van Dien, Angelita Kukacka Front Row: Barret Panning, Russe1 Peterson, Emily Clark, Katelyn Buesgens, eil 0

Yearbook Back Row: icole Rannery, Victoria Johnson, Crystal Joos, Crystal Kanduth, Hannah Reese,

Danielle Domeier, Afton Wolter, Tessa Barstow

Middle Row: Danielle Mackenthun, Tiarra Thomason, Hope Robertson, Brooke Willemsen, Rachel Hegseth

Front Row: Ramee Jorschumb, Alexis Kells, Editors Tessa Kroells and Jorge Padilla,

Katelyn Buesgens, Molly Larson, Hailey Weckwerth

Concert Choir Back Row: Samuel ewbloom, Andrew Haley, Jay Walter,

Jorge Padilla, Zachary Peterson, Barret Panning, Adam George

Third Row: Alexander Finney, Ben Roufs, Tracy George, Kaitlyn McDonald, Devan Mellgren, Thomas Messner,

Kyle Lambenon, Jacob Oelfke, Matthew Jaus Second Row: Kimberly Klingelhutz, Hope Robenson,

Heather Meuleners, Kylee Barstad, Kayla Teuben, icole Aannery, Melanie Kleincli, McKenzie Hennen,

Emllee Schmidt, Haley Sullivan, Brianna Dvorak, Abby Lapinoja, Katie Byerly, Dana Richter, Angelita Kukacka

Front Row: Kathryn Slater, Miranda Braunwanh, Caitlin Dvorak, Alexis Kells, Jennifer Reed,

Katelyn Buesgens, Kaitlin Deleeuw, Danielle Domeier, Katelyn Barthel, Naomi Kamleiter, Brianna Raether

Varsity Choir Back Row: Justin Meyer, Steeven Smith, Jonathan

Braunwanh, Jacob Fuhrman, Andrew Cardinal, Ryan Sullivan, Alexander Perez, Reid Wenisch, Casey Oemensen,

Alexander Kayser, Joshua Hendel Third Row: Ashley Jacques, Meagan Sons, Chelsea Kanduth,

Melissa Wolf, Ashley Luskey, Marysa Murphy, Elizabeth Jaus, Abby Forner, icole Miller, Samantha Brinkman

Second Row: Julia Koehnen, Parry Larson, Shelby Herrmartn, Jennifer Oelfke, Miranda Manthey, Sara

Marschall, Taylor Wetzel, Hartnah Hohbein, Anna Willems, Danielle Schmieg

Front Row: Hayley SkaaJand, Tiffany Groschen, icole Johnson, Elizabeth Stanfield, Corbyn Schrupp, Rachel Crosby,

Saranda Borak, Alexandra Storms, Alyssa Heher, Abigail Perez

Concert Band Back Row: Director Hal pus, Michael Gunther, Christopher

Lagergren, Brady Sullivan, Robin Hatterschlde, Bryce oeldner, Mitchell Kells, Alex Eichner

Third Row: Austin Kidrowski, Brandon Fabel, Josiah Lord, Andrew Mulvllle, Jevon Rondeau, VIctoria Johnson,

Zachery Heber, Adam Neubarth, Joe Borak, Anthony Hegseth, Nicholas Schwendeman,

Mitchell Huepenbecker, Alex Meeker, Luke Kleindl, Jonathan Braunwanh

Second Row: Matthew Huepenbecker, Joessa Giesen, Molly Larson, Mitchell King, Evan Mulville, Adam George,

Mariah Lueck, Erich Dettmann, Alexander Kayser, Connor Cummiskey

Front Row: Emily Schwichtenberg, Tiffany Pintelon, Natalie Stocltman, Oaire Sons, Parry Larson, Mary Fahey,

1 1 6 Brooke Willemsen, Crystal Joos

Fall Play Back Row: Crystal ]oos, Michael Gunther, Paul Muehring, Andrew Haley, Brady Sullivan, Jon Braunwarth, Dylan Haft, Tony Reed Middle Row: Emily Schwichtenberg, Miranda Braunwarth, Ramee Jorschumb, Russel Peterson, Hope Robertson, Angelita Kukacka, Connor Cummiskey, Alexander Kayser, Jorge Padilla, Victoria Johnson Front Row: Hailey Weckwerth, Nicole Johnson, Sydney Harner, Haley Peterson, Dana Richter, Devan Mellgren, Kaitlyn McDonald, Grace Cummiskey, Molly Larson

One Act Back Row: Alexander Kayser, Michael Gunther, Miranda Braunwarth, Russel Peterson, Kelsey Kutil, Crystal Joos Front Row: Anthony Reed, Ramee Jorschumb, Victoria Johnson, Angelita Kukacka, Molly Larson

Speech Back Row: Tony Reed, Jacob Fuhrman, Brandon Fabel, Crystal Joos, Victoria Johnson, Kayla Teubert, Sloan Becker Middle Row: Angelita Kukacka, Libby Baumgartner, Anna Selchow, Connor Cummiskey, Joshua Hendel Front Row: Morgan Krueger, Russel Peterson, Taylor Wetzel

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Baumann, Tyler .................................. 26, 115 Baumgartner, Libby ...................... 92, 93, 117 Becker. loan ................................. 92, 93, 117 Benton. Samuel ............................. .4, 96, 110 Benton, Spencer .................. 34, 108, 111, 114 Bixby. Alek .......................... 34, 109, 111, 113 Borak, joseph ............ 26, 46, 52, 53, 108, 110

113, 116 Borak, aranda ............................ 34, 113, 116 Borst. Brandee ..................................... 34, 113 Bor t, joshua .................................... 4, 41, 111 Braunwarth, jonathan ............... 34, 110, 111,

116, 117 Braunwarth, Miranda .... 4, 38, 50, 84, 90, 91,

95, 110, 115, 116, 117 Braun worth, jennifer ............................ 4, 115 Brazil, Kaylie ....................... 56, 111, 112,114 Brazil, Kyle .................................... 30, 67, 108 Brede, Brooke ...................................... 30, 115 Breeggemann, Heidi ...................................... 4 Brinkmann, amantha ......... 34, 62, 111, 112

113, 114, 116 Brown, Hailey .............................................. 34 Brueggemeier, Tyler ............................ .4, 114 Buckentine. Erik ................. 5, 39, 66, 67, 108 Buesgens. Katelyn .... 5, 39, 50, 62, 63, 73, 83,

85, 86, 87, 101, 110, 113, 115, 116

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80, 81. 82, 83, 110, 111, 113, 114, 115 Clemensen, Casey ....... 34, 108, 109, 111, 116 Colley, Davis .............................................. 114 Cook, Baile)' .................. 26. 49, 62, 76, 77, 98

113,115 Coulter, Ian ........................... 30, 50, 110, 113 Crosby, Rachel.. ............ 34, 62, 113, 114, 116 Cummiskey, Connor ........ 26, 74, 92, 93, 115

116, 117 Cummiskey, Grace .............................. 90, 117

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Danielson, Randy ............................. 5, 76, 96 Davey, Emily ....................................... 34, 113 Debner, Melissa ....................................... 5, 79 Deleeuw, Kaitlin ........... 5, 39, 40, 41, 49, 101

113, 116 Dettmann, Erich .......................... 34, 111, 116 Ditsch, Matthew .......... 30, 32, 71, 78, 79, 83,

96, 108, 110, 114, 115 Domeier. Danielle ........... 5, 39, 40, 48, 49, 72

113,116 Dreier, Rebecca ........................................... 26 Dvorak. Brianna .............. 26, 40, 49, 104, 112

113, 116 Dvorak. Caitlin .............................. 5. 111, 116 Dvorak. Devon ..................................... 50, 110

Eichner, Alex ........ 34, 89,108,109, 111 , 116 Erpenbach, Alexis ................... 30, 56, 83, 111

113 , 115 Eshleman, Erik ........................... 34, 110, 113 Esselman, Angie ...... 6, 50, 51, 57, 64, 65, 71, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81,110,111,112,114,115

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Fabel, Brandon ........ 34, 92, 93, 109, 111, 115 116, 117

Fahey, Mary ........................................ 30, 116 Farrell, Alex ..................................... 110, 114 Fasching, jesse ........................... 6, 41, 67, 108 Feist. April ................................................. 110 Feltmann, Danielle ............................. 34, 113 Finney, Alexander ...................... 30, 114, 116 Flaata. Cody ................................................... 6 Flannery, jared ............................ 34, 108, 114 Flannery. Miranda .......... 26, 27, 40, 101. 112 Flannery, icole ............. 26, 40, 79, 110, 112

114, 116 Forner, Abby ....................... 34, 113, 114, 116 Franck, Tanner ............................................ 34 Fuhrman. jacob ............... 34, 92, 93, 116, 117

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113,115 Gunther, Michael ....... 26, 74, 81, 89, 95, 115

116, 117

Haft, Dylan ...... 6, 90, 101, 102, 110, 115, 117 Hale, Dustin ..................................... 6, 55, 114 Haley, Andrew .................. ?, 87, 90, 116, 117 Harner, Sydney ............. 30, 90, 113, 115, 117 Hartung, Jeffery ............................. 26, 79, 114 Hatterschide, Bennett ............................... 114 Hatterschide, Robin ...... 26, 39, 41, 53, 67, 76

89, 98, 108, 115, 116 Hegseth, Anthony ....... 26, 102,110,111, 116 Hegseth, Rachel ................ 30, 61, 68, 72, 110

111, 116 Heher, Alyssa ...................................... 34, 116 Heher, Zachery ....................... ?, 68, 111, 116 Hendel, Andrew .................. 34, 108, 109, 111 Hendel, Joshua ................ 34, 55, 92, 111, 114

116, 117 Hennen, Andre\v ......................................... 26 Hennen, Anthony ............................. 110, 114 Hennen, David .................................... 26, 108 Hennen, McKenzie ... 27, 40, 58, 61, 104, 109

110, 116 Herrmann, Shelby .......... 34, 36, 61, 109, 116 Heuer, Chase ............................................. 110 Hoen, Brandon .............................. 27, 79, 114 Hoen, Jena ........... 7, 39, 40,49,104,113,115 Hoff, Zachary ................................ ?, 101, 102 Hohbein, Hannah ......... 35, 39, 112, 113, 116 Hormann, Isaac ........................................ 108 Horton, Jacob ......................................... 31, 39 Huepenbecker, Matthew .................... 35, 116 Huepenbecker, Mitchell... .......... 31, 110, 116

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116, 117 Johnson, Victoria .... 27, 73, 74, 90, 91, 92, 94

95, 115, 116, 117 Joos, Cole ................................................. ?, 79 Joos, Crystal ........... 27. 73, 79, 85, 92, 93, 95,

115, 116, 117 Jorschumb, Marin ................................. 31, 50 Jorschumb, Ramee ......... ?, 38, 42, 73, 77, 84,

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114, 116 Kanduth, Crystal .......... ?, 39, 68, 69, 72, 101

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110, 116, 117 Kells, Alexis .... 8, 72, 79, 85, 86, 87, 96, 101,

110, 114, 116 Kells, Mitchell ............................. 35, 111, 116 Kidrowski, Austin .... 27, 54, 55, 89, 102, 110

111, 114, 115, 116 King, Mitchell ....................... 35, 89, 111, 116 Klaustemeir, Aaron ................................... 110 Klaustermeier, Samuel ............................... 27 Kleindl, Brett ..................................... 110, 114 Kleindl, Luke ....................... 35, 0, 113, 6 Kleindl, Melanie .................... .... 27, 113, 116 Klingelhutz, Benjamin............ .. .. ..... .... 11 Klingelhutz, Kimberly ......... 85, 87, 114, 116 Knickerbocker, Tyl r ..... .... . .... ....... 35 Knuth, Brittany ...... ....... ....... .... .. ... 8 , 96. 101 Koehnen, Julia ........................ 3 ,

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92, 93, 95, 115, 117 Peterson, Zachary ....... 9, 39, 67, 87, 108, 116 Pintelon, atalie ......................................... 36 Pintelon, Tiffany ........................... 27, 28, 116 Pischke, Sloane ..................... 30, 32, 101, 112 Prchal, Kristin ......... 9, 39, 40, 58, 68, 71, 81,

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116, 117 Roeglin, Kylea ............. 28, 48, 49. 56. 81, 111

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chlegelmilch, tephanie ........................... 36 Schmidt, Alex .............................................. 10 Schmidt, Emilee ............... 30, 32, 85, 87, 111,

112, 116 Schmidt, Emily ......... 30, 32, 50, 72, 101, 110

chmieg, Andrew ... 28, 41, 74, 110, 114, 115 chmieg, Danielle ............................... 37, 116 chmieg, Will ............................................ 114

Schmitz, fegan ........ 28, 41, 49, 65, 104, 111 112, 113

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Schultz, Payton ....... 28, 39, 50, 51, 57, 76, 77 96, 110, 111, 113, 115

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chwichtenberg, Emily ........ 28, 81, 112, 115 116, 117

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108. 110 elchow, Anna .............................. 28, 92, 117

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74, 81, 101, 111. 112, 113. 115 Skaaland, Hayley .................. 37, 61, 109, 110

Slater, Kathryn ............................ 11. 101, mith. Steeven .................... 37. 108. 111, 116

Sons, Claire .................................. 37, 112,116 ons, Meagan .................. 37, 39. 62, 112, 113

114, 116 Sonsteng. Molly ..................................... 11, 42

tacken. Reid .... 28, 52, 53, 83, 108, 110, 115 Stanfield. Elizabeth ............................. 37, 116

tender. Julia ............................................... 11 . tevens. Jordan ............. 33, 97. 110. 113, 114

tevens, Justin .................. 11, 54, 63, 97, 110, 113, 114

Stewart. Camie ...................................... 12, 83 Stockman, atalie ........ 37, 65, 112, 113, 116 Storms. Alexandra .............................. 37, 116

torms. Cody ............................... 28, 110, 114 tuewe, Daniel... ........ 28, 40, 46, 53, 79, 108,

97, 110, 113, 114 Sullivan. Brady ..... 28, 39, 70, 74, 85, 89, 90,

91, 101, 104, 108, 111. 115, 116, 117 Sullivan, Connor ................ 28, 41, 45, 50, 51,

110, 111 Sullivan, Haley ..... 28, 48, 49, 70, 74, 76, 77,

104, 111' 112, 113, 115, 116 Sullivan, Marissa ............ 29, 50, 99, 101, 110

113, 115 Sullivan, Ryan ............................. 37, 111, 116

und, Cortney ............. 12, 64, 65, 80, 81, 96, 101. 112, 115

und, Jacob .................................................. 12 Sund, 1itchell ............................................. 37

utamavong, Cam ................................. 30, 33 Sutherland, Zach ....................................... 110 Swanson, Tabitha ......... 29, 61, 104, 109, 110 Swanson, Timothy .......... 29, 54, 55, 102, 108

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Tellers, Derrick ........................... 37, 108, 111 Tellers, Tyson ............... 29, 55, 110, 113, 114 Teubert, Blake ..................................... 37, 111 Teubert, Kayla ................ 29, 92, 93, 116, 117 Thomason, Tiarra .................. 12, 73, 97,116 Thuening, Derek ................................... 12, 79 Timm, Justin ................................................ 12 Tjosaas, Braden ..................................... 12, 79 Tordsen, Cheyenne ............................. 37, 111 Trick, Taylor ............................... 33, 108, 109

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w Walter, Jay ........................................... 12, 116 Weckwerth, Hailey ....... 29, 58, 59, 61, 73, 90

96, 98, 109, 110, 116. 117 Weckwerth, Madison .............. 29, 44, 61, 96,

109, 110 Wendorff. Austin ........................................ 29 Weni ch, Brooke ....... 12, 49, 80, 81, 113, 115 Wenisch, Reid ..................... 37, 108, 109, 116 Wessale, Katrina ................... 30, 33, 101, 113 Wetzel, Taylor ................. 37, 84, 92, 93, 113,

116, 117 Whitney, Gregory ................................ 29, 110 Wickenhauser, Danielle .. 13, 70, 78, 79,114 Wickenhau er, Jared ........................... 37, 114 Wickenhauser, Samantha ....... 29, 61, 62, 70,

78, 79, 110, 114 Wigfield, Cody ............................... 32, 33, 114 Willems, Anna ..... ............... 37, 112, 113, 116 Willems, Timothy ............... 29, 46, 67, 83, 98

108, 110 Willemsen, Brooke ....... 33, 39, 56, 64, 65, 72

83, 111, 112, 113, 115, 116 Williams, Caitlyn ................................ 33, 102 Williams, Mackenzie .................... 30, 33, 102 Williams, Parker .......................................... 13 Wirtz. Jonathan ........................................... 37 Wischnack, Alex ................................. 50, 110 Wischnack, Andrew ................................. 110 Wolf, Melissa ....................... 37, 110, 112, 116 Wolter, Afton ... 29, 44, 48 , 49, 56, 57, 65, 70,

72, 74,82, 83,111,112,113,115,116 Worm, Alyssa ..... ........................... 29, 61, 110 Worm, Jeffrey ............... ......... 32, 33, 110. 113 Wroge, Adam ............................................... 29

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It's finally the end of our

senior year, and the end of our

journey at Central. We've been

here four years- four years full of

anticipation, dreaming, and goals. We met

some of those goals; others, we did not.

Still, we persisted in all our endeavors.

Now, as we leave with new goals in mind,

we reflect on our years here. We

encountered happy moments and sad,

t~mes when we felt like giving up, and

times when we felt w eon top. After

all our accomp ishments and struggles,

we're finally at this moment, our final day

of high school. We take one last look down

the hallway where we spent our senior

year, and smile as we head out the front

doors to our future.