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CHAMINADE-JULIENNE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 50S S. LUDLOW ST.

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"The students and

teachers make C]

welcoming and

comfortable so

no one feels out

of place."

-Annie Buschemi

"C] is like a home away ftom home!" -Mary McAtee

''A community is like a ship; everyone ought to

be prepared to take the helm."

-Henrik Isben

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Megan Swartz­baugh, DeeDee

Criddell, and Amberly Crum

taking a break during math.

Jim Gaudion, Ethan Kroger, Tara

McGinnis, and Bryan Moon in

the halls giving a thumbs up!

Carrie Robison, Teresa DeWitt and

Liz Crombie together at the

NHS breakfast.

"We don't accomplish anything

in this world alone ... and what­

ever happens is the result of the

whole tapestry of one's life and

all the weavings of individual

threads from one to another

that creates something."

-Sandra Day O'Connor Kevin Harris

Mr. Ricciuto

"1 am of the opinion that

my life belongs to the

community, and as long as

1 live it is my privilege to

do for it whatever I can."

- George Bernard Shaw

"Community to me is a group of people who are working towards a

al " common go .

-Mr. Ricciuto

"There is no such thing as a self made man. We are made up of thousands of others. Everyone who has ever done a kind deed for us, or spoken one word of encouragement to us, has entered into the make-up of our chracter and of our thoughts, as well as our success."

-George Matthew Adams

COMMUNITY GIVING OF OURSELVES TO CREATE A BEACON FOR

ALL PEOPLE TO COME TOGETHER.

Jerel WOrthy

4 :'Chuckeia-Folley, Tiffany " Cockerell and Mary McDermott

smile fci.,the camera in_(d~. ~

C] is a great community

because it brings people

from all different back­

grounds to work together."

-Jerel WOrthy

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"Learning the Catholic faith has helped me to develop my own faith in a way that allows me to appreciate the ideas and con-nection between God and religions Anmar

Alkhafaji of the world. "

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Joe Berger

"Bec:,lUse of my three

years at C-J, the retreats

and religion classes have

helped me be­come a better

person."

Religion Class has helped me to

develop my faith and

gives me the opportunity to share my beliefs

with others. IT ROCKS!

Kelly Schirtzinger

Mike Schultz and Gian Genovesi lead the procession into Mass.

"I like the oppur­tunitythat

C-J gives us to develop our

faith through monthy litur­

gies, service opportunities

and retreats."

"My Catholic

education has

enriched my

faith life and

allowed me to

see the good in

all people. "

Maria Getty

As students in a Marianist and Notre Dame High School we are very proud of our heritage. Being inspired by the Characteristics of Marianist Education and the Notre Dame Mission Tenets, students are dedicated to becom­ing student leaders. The student body is offered many different opportunities to utilize their own individual gifts and talents to bet­ter not only our direct community but also our world community. A dedicated staff of individuals work endlessly teaching, inspir­ing, and helping students grow as community' students are led by example. Faith and service are

The choir leads the student body in song during liturgy.

key aspects to the daily lives of students at Charninade·Julienne. It is through daily prayer, monthly liturgies, service work, participating in LIFE, con­necting on retreats, and living the charisms by which we are taught that we have grown into the Chaminade-Julienne family: laughing, crying, pray­ing, and working together to better our world. It is like Mary McLeod Bethune said "Without faith, nothing is possible. With it, nothing is impossible." We have proved that time and time again here at Chaminade-Julienne.

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"Education is the power to think clearly, the power to act well in the world's work, and the power to

appreciate life." -Brigham

EDUCATION Though we start our school day around 8:00 AM, we

have found that we are always learning, even beyond 3:00 PM. Chaminade-Juliennehas always been about educating the whole person. By educating the whole person, the C-J community is able to become life-long learners and contributing members of society. We have found that education is key in life. C-J promotes this at all times, be it academically, intellectually, artistically, athletically, spiritually, and socially. Teachers take the time to educate students so that we may use our best judgment and do what God would want us to do. That's what makes C-J different from other schools.

"Education is

what survives when

what has been

learned has been

forgotten."

-B. F Skinner

"Education must, then, be not only a

transmission of culture but also a provider

of alternative views of the world and a

strengthener of the will to explore them."

-Anonymous

"You cannot teach

people anything. You can only help them discover it within themselves."

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"I like having my brother Evan at school with me

becuase he is popular with the ladies!" says

Sean Allen.

Sam Pera '07 and his Dad,

Mr. Pera (Dil'ectOl' o/Campus

Ministry) strike a pose for the

camera.

"My Friends mean the world to me. Without

them I don't know what I

would do. They are the biggest positive influ­

ence on my life!" -Derrick Brown

Paul and Parish Mack share a class but they share more than that in common.

Stasi Gomez & Patrick Mansfield are close friends and partners in crime.

Jessica Keys and Rich Victoria, a good example of friendships here at CJ.

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John '05 and Taylor '08 Bonner

Siblings? Mike Szabo '05 has a bunch of

'em.

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Seeing double? Amanda & Katy

Pudenz '06

WHAT

DOES

DMRSITY

MEAN TO

yOU? "We have become not a melting pot but a beautiful mosaic.

Different people, different beliefs, different yearnings, different hopes, different dreams."

-Jimmy Carter

C-J is more than a melting pot; we don't all look the same, act the same, or believe the same things. But, we come together to make the beautiful mosaic that is Chaminade­Julienne.

Our diversity is more than different races, religions, and backgrounds. Diversity is the interaction between these dif­ferences. When we all come to C-J, we incorporate everyone's culture and history without losing our own identity. We embrace and appreciate the differences rather than simply tolerate them.

strike a pose during 7th period microbiology.

Mindy Emery 'and Megan

Halpin ('08) work together

on a project. The two always

get the job done.

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1 . Students of Diversity members pose after the much anticipated and appre­ciated Diversity assembly.

2. Freshman Ashley Hoel­scher and Antoinette Mack are in Mr. Stachler's Science class, enjoying his awesome lesson plan.

3. Keisha Collier and Holly Contrell ('05) have stayed friends through their four years at C-J.

4. Daneska Hoschar, Mar­tina Cronin, Emelie Hall,

Christina Genovesi & Alex Edgel

(below) are caught off guard in the stairwell. These sophomores just had a healthy lunch in C-]'s

wonderful cafeteria.

~iiiiii;iiiilijji~i!!ii~~i!!i!!!!!!!!!!! Chelsey Trupp. and Elvia ~ Jones ('06) are happy to

Jazmine Marks '06, and Katherine Ryder '07, have big smiles after winning a big basketball game.

Megan Swartzbaugh and DiDi Criddell '06 have

been friends since their gradeschool days.

have their lunch interrupted to pose for the camera.

5. Chris Burling and Onie Egonia ponder what class they are supposed to be in.

6 Matt Evans and Monay Brewer ('06) get close in the

.;...._..:zII. cafeteria on a Wednesday Block Morning.

"Diversity is seeing outside yoW' box to see a different

perspective. It is seeing other people's point of view."

Ashley McCullough and Clarence

Satchell '06 work hard

during math class.

-Brandy McDaniel '08

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SENIOR MEMORIES "Life isn't a destination-it's a journey.

Everything that happens to us shapes who we are becoming. And, in the adventure of each day, we discover the best in ourselves."

-Anonymous

E or the last four years, the class of

2005 has traveled together. Soon we

must branch out on our own indepen­

dent journeys. Looking back on our time

spent together we recall our fondest memo­

ries. As we reflect on 'life at C] we remember

times for rejoicing and times of grieving.

The seniors of 2005 will remember the

shock of 9/11, Mr. Trainor and his powerful

"hohoho" at the winter Christmas concert,

helping to earn state championships, getting

crunk during powder puff, pep rallies, the

enticing game of donkey basketball, end­

less study halls of procrastination, extreme

discomfort in occasionally attempting to

keep shirt tails tucked in, getting "down" at

students of diversity assemblies, and finally

in our seniors defeating the infamous Alter

knights. Although there will come a time

when the people of C] may seem distant,

the impact of our time spent at C] will

never leave us. The memories created here .

will stay with us forever.

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NOTE: This photo is an illusion. During her four years at CJ, Joanna Zaid­ain (pictured here next to Ryan Demmit) has never actually been seen study­ing. P.S. This is not a real notebook. Joanna was caught off guard with a pen in hand.

"Take off your shirt and start a

revolution." Senior

Tim Dent

Tim Dent & Charlie Nguyen have been great

friends since grade school.

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Mackenzie Smith & Jackie Strader

"Geeze, this game is so sweet. I wish I was an awesome

cheerleader like

Teresa Perretta!" -AleyHall

. "Everyone at C] is really friendly ... except for when they mess with my hair."

Senior L.J Hill

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The students at Chaminade-]ulienne are devoted

to their school. Support is shown through all the

activities C] provides. From pep rallies to service

projects C] has a great sense of pride. Their positive

attitude and good sportsmanship has earned them

the Harold A. Meyer award for the 4th year in a

row. The eagle spirit brings together all students,

faculty and alumni.

The eagle cheerleaders pose for a photo before a men's basketball game. They always know how to get the crowd pumped up during every game.

The "letter boys" could be seen at each eagle football game standing proud and cheering their team on. The E-A-G-L-E-S, always came prepared with green and blue paint and an abu­dance of enthusiasm.

The "letter boys" (l-r) Dan Hundt, Pete Spanel, Alex Treadway, Nathan Loyd, Tyler Rigsby and

Patrick Mansfield.

Clarence Satchell, chairman of the Spirit

Committee, can always be seen with a smile. He always knows how to get the student body get J

"crunl(' at each eagle pep rally.

CJ students Nikki Hall and Ben Gibson offer great eagle smiles

during this photo opportunity.

Natalie Smith and Katie Plake are I

thinking about what CJ spirit means to them.

Nate Wallace, Chris Borchers, Joe Piechota &. Katie Hoendorf

Kacey Watts, LeAnna Galyk, Courtney Garman & Emelie Hall.

OPENING MASS

Students hold hands and stretch out across the aisles during the praying of the Our Father.

(Right) Senior Todd Flohre accepts comm union from a Eucharist Min­ister. Being a minister is a great way to get involved in the mass and to build community.

(Right) Jessica Kracirick and Liz Crombie, members of the concert band, played the B.ures during the all school masses as well.

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(Right) The Litrugical Choir sings our their hearts desire at the mass. The Choir, directed by Mrs. Si­erichs, met Tuesday before school to practice.

FRESHMEN MIXER Senior Chapperones Keisha Collier, Zach Schulke, Stasi Gomez,Jen Hall, and Taylor Robinson had a great time teaching the freshmen new dance moves .

(Above) ?? shows a little emotion over her friend's

(Left) Jimmy McAuley and ?? lead the dancing fo the YMCA.

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Aaron Adams Allison Adkins

Carrie Altick MaeganAmes Prentice Ariel Ariya Arnold

James Aubrey Mitchell Ausdenmoore

Nathaniel Ayers Lauren Bailey

Ian Baldwin Martika BalImann

Victoria Banjoko Alexander Beach

Julianne Beall Kathleen Begley

Elizabeth Belt June Billingsley

Colin Bishop J ariss Black

J arissa Black Chelsea Boch

Alexandria Bodiford Cristen Bomler

Taylor Bonner Zachary Borts John Bowron Chad Briggs

Maria Brinkman Jacob Broderick

David Bnm Brittany Bryant

Emily Buerschen Mary Burch Blaze Burke J. Burleson

Crystal Burnham Diana Burnham

Lauren Burns Amy Bush

Kristina Bush Rachel Byrd

Lee Call1oun Joshua Chandler Rachel Chandler

Nicole Christie Ravelle Clements

Dylan Colvin

Brendan Colliliff Regina Conyers

Dana Cook Thomas Cox

Daniel Craighead Dalia Cuellar

Ariolme Curry Kenan Darden

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Blaze Burke definitely appears to be glad that he chose C-J. Kathleen Begley (behind) seems to agree!

Michael Darden Cortney Dearing Laura Dent Melinda Dixon Patrick Donnelly Sheila Donnelly Barrett Doty Antyne' Downing

Brieana Duckett-Graves Jeffrey Dufresne Destini Edmond Douglas Edwards Melinda Emery William Enoch Vincent Evans Kiara Ferguson

Peter Femeding Gregory Fisher Christopher Fitch Taiyisha Foward Tracy Fowler Richard Franklin Seth Fulcomer Martin Gehres

Francesca Genovesi Lewis Gilbert Stephen Gilbert Mary Gleason Sydney Goodwill Austen Goolsby Adam Gough De Vonda Graham

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Jenea Graham Kelli Gray

DeShaun Gullatte Lauralee Hagans

Megan Halpin Maurice Harden

Kevin Harris Travis Hatch

Ricardo Henderson Jasmine Hendricks

Bradley Herman Sammy Hill

Ashley Hoelscher Cierra Hopkins Stephanie Huff

Yemoni Huguely

Emily Hunter Travis Jackson

Fatima Jefferson Austen Jemtings Caitlyn Jennings

Afton Jolmson La tisha Johnson

Kelsey Jones

Walletta Jones LaKita Jouett

Steven Keeton Kristina Kercher Crispus Kimani

Michelle Klimaski John-Paul Koob

Ethan Kroger

Josiane Niyomukesha, Ethan Kroger and Devonda Graham

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Ethan Kroger' Alexandra Landes Sarah Learner LaLli'en Leathers Russell Lee Zachary Lentz Emily Lesko Davin Lewis

Edward Loewer Maxwell Lopez Marquis Loritts Bethany Lowery Olivia Loyd Antoinette Mack Benjamin Mahorney . Diane Manovich

Jeremy Marshall Charles Martin Erin Martin Daniel Mauch Bradley Mays James McAuley Mathew McColU"lell Peter McCormick

Brandi McDaniel Kristen McFadden Amanda McGarry Jolm McGinnis Kelcey McKumey Tyler McLemore Mark Meadors Allison Mercmi

Patrick Meyer Matthew Money Steven Montgomery Matthew Mullins Patrick Munn Rebecca Musgrove Carlos Myers Andrew Myton

Michaela Neu Joshua Newport Jean Niyigena Josiane Niyomukesha Christopher Noone Victoria Nored Gwenisha Norman JelU"lifer Parker

Jessica Payne Jevon Peavy David Perkins Weston Philpot Natalie Pitts Melanie.Plake Cara Plaspohl Dennis Poelking

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TashalUla Pollard Sydney Potter

Cody Potts Wendy Potts

Arden Pulver Thomas Pyper

Erin Quinn Kayleigh Reamy

Daniel Reaver Willie Reid

Allison Richard Skyler Riggins Ashlyne Riley

Christopher Ritchey Tony Roberts

Vincent Roberts

Daryl Robinson Julian Romero

Brianna Rosenbauer Sarah Rowsey SheIJi Ruppert

Chiara Saccaggi Tyekka Sadler

Andrew Sawyer

Colleen Sayer Lisa Scarpelli

Sarah Schmitt Melissa Schoenhofer

Kwesi Seabrook Molly Shanks Rachel Shaver Allison Shimp

Christian Shingiro Quentina Skipper

Megan Slayback Emily Smith

Kelsey Smith Lohit Solomon Justin Sprague

Charise Stargell

Christina Stargell Benjamin Stayer

Tiera Stephen Alexandra Stuckey

Aaron Sumlin Joseph Szabo Ki'ara Talley

Jessica Taylor

Andi Thompson Elizabeth Townsend

Justin Turney HalUlah Tyson

Theresa Upp Dorian Vauls

Randall Wakefield Michael Waldron

Mrs. Janet Petersen (above) is all smiles as she holds her son, Izzy.

Zach Lentz above right, ponders his

plight as a freshman.

A group of freshmen cheer for the foot­

ball team from their assigned seats -in the

back row!

Walletta Jones &

Janissa Black are just happy to be in

class together.

Ellen Walling India Warfield Stefanie Weber Vary Welch Carly Wetrich Brandon White Cierra White Kavico White

Seth Wilson Stephanie Woeste Stepfanie Wolff Jerel Worthy Marvin Worthy Gary Youngerman Erin Zugelder

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Summer Mission Trips This summer marks the seventh year that C-J students have gone on summer mission trips. Through the Catholic Heart Workcamp, two groups of students traveled to Milwaukee, Wisconsion and Elhart, Indiana. There they met up with students from all across the country to serve the local community. This service entailed fixing up houses, cleaning up lots, painting buildings, and a variety of other odd jobs. Every evening, the students spent time growing closer with their small groups as well as strenght­ening their faith. This was done through singing, dancing, praying, and reflecting on the day's work. C-J also had the opportunity to host CHWC when campers came to Dayton for a project of their own. These trips were a big sucess and a great way to get involved.

"M ission (fip was very inspirarional. People from all across me counrry ar­ri ved and spenr a week singing, wor­shipping, and serving rhe commu­ni ty rogerher. Following rhe rheme, "Taking Care of Business," business is exacdy whar was accomplished . We did everyrhing from painring, build­ing parios, playing wirh children, and cleaning up crash." -M ilwaukee Chaperone M rs. Lasley

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Liz Crombie, Jacque Miller, Beth Upp, Terri Downs, Keisha Klaber-Williams, and Sarah Little pose with chaperone Mr. Bailey during a break in the evening program.

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Senior Beth Upp stops for the camera and poses with a woman she assisted while working in Elkhart.

"One thing to say about Summer Mission Trip is that it is a great way to show commitment to the community and to gtoW in faith." Junior Alexa Lopez- Indiana (Pictured at left)

After a hard day of serving the Milwaukee community, Phil H ewirr, Stephanie Ross , and Tim Ross are (['eated to ice cream. "The ice-cream was definately a great way to end a day of hard work," said Tim. (Pictured below)

"Mission trip was a blast! I had a great time helping the community and meeting lots of new people." Senior Liz Crombie. Back (L-R)- Crombie, 'Unknown soph? Middle- Beth Upp, Sarah Little, Jacque Miller, Nikki Winchester

Parr of the Milwaukee group spent their free day in Chicago while the other half went to Six Flags. The group, consisting of Stephanie Ross, Grace Finn, Phil H ewitt, Becca Craighead, and Katie Woeste, spent an entire day shopping on Michigan Avenue. Phil, a first-timer in the city, was quoted saying, "Who knew that shopping could be so much fun ?"

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Sock Hop s E==s=:=:=:e=d=sh=~=:n=S=~=;l=~r=~=:=;=·~=.~=~~=i=;S=\:=:=r:=I:=' r=~d=f,=:=~=~=:=:=~~=~::'o\t~~ ar one of CJs sock hops. At rhe rime both Peter's

ankles and Imees were broken and me mought of nor gerting on me dance Roor neal'ly killed hjm

just like the 2 ron [fuck rhar ran over his legs.

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The yearbook stafl fears that tlle expres­sion on senior Jon Ricciuto's face is beyond words. It is needless to say, he enjoys breaking down to a funkey sound, getting his grooved thing on, and dancing like there is no tomorrow. Cowtlbunga!

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PARKING LOTS EMMAUEL, 3RD LOT, LUDLOW LOT,

GRAVEL LOTS

CJ parking lots, we see them every day. Sometimes they are used for more than just

parking. They can serve as a birdfeeder in the third lot, a fun place for a cookout, or

just a meeting place for friends.

Phil Balaguer

Jordie Edgel & Teresa DeWitt enjoy an early

morning tailgate cookout in the third lot.

"1 love getting together with all my friends,

we always have a lot of fun. Plus, I like to cook!"

"CAFETERIA OR AUDITORIUM!"

Early in the morning a group of friends meet before school to share breakfast in the Emmanuel parking lot. Dr. Lipovsky is a big supporter of the community building aspect of C-J's Mission State­ment.

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Here, some might say a "shorter" senior, Jackie Strader takes a load off to pose with her boyfriend Kyle. This couple is always looking sharp, perfectly matching.

Jacob Soter and Jennifer

Hall

date

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This year's homecoming court included, juniors Melanie Luken, Matthew Bruggeman, seniors Lindsey Goldsberry (queen), Jon Bonner (king), Shayla Fields, Nick Hess, and sophmores Jerrica Mack and Laquise Johnson

Homecoming '04 ''A Whole New World"

Kayla Minksy, Jane Tuss, Samantha Budd, Ashley Seibert, Blake Sheridan, Joe Saluke enjoying themselves

at the Homecoming Dance.

Elaine Marrinan and Brian Moon

Anne Prier, Tina Barbour and Kaidin

Sipes, friends and fellow soccer players

enjoying the dance

1. J. P. Cooper, Danielle Midlam and Allison Rindler are looking stunning.

2. Here the cute couple Josie Ivory and Chris Eckert share a quick smile for the camera.

! 3. Liz Crombie and Mike Szabo are pictured sharing an embrace during the.?~mecoming celebration.

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AnD Feighery, aDd Katie Norman were seen stunning the crowd. .

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Donye McCleskey and Elise Wise

Stephanie Gosser and Nick Morton

Dominic Neu and Erile Olsen strut their stuff at this year's homecoming. They are known for driving the ladies wild. In response, Dominic was quoted as saying, (smile).

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THE DIARY OF

Seniors Cerelia Bizzel and Ryan Holly

The cast members take their final bow after their last. performance.

Ryan Holley, Tiz Ballman, Adam Kilgore and Mark Shoe­maker in a dramatic scence from the play

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Adam Kilgore delivers a soliloquoy to the audience.

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Nathan Eloe, Adam Kilgore, Ryan Holly, Megan Latimore, and Keisha Collier

The final showdown of the play takes place when the Nazis invade the attic where the Jews were hiding out.

Nathan Eloe, Ada Kilgore, and Mark Shoemaker gather around a table.

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

The Induction Ceremony

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Service, Leadership, Involvement On October 14, 2004 a group of

sudents gathered at Emmanuel Church

to be inducted into the National Honor

Society. Throughout the c.]. community

students are chosen based on character,

acheivements, goals, dreams, leadership,

and service.

As a National School of Excellence,

Chaminade Julienne prides itself on its

character, acheivements, and leader-

ship not just in the CJ community but

in larger communities as well. Students

drive to become followers in Jesus Christ

and leaders in our communities allow

the student body to be recognized by the

larger community as leaders exhibiting

great character. The National Honor So­

ciety helps exhibit those in the CJ com- ·

munity who have shown service, leader- ·

ship, and involvement both in school

and out of school. The members in NHS

are not the only leaders at CJ, for many

students do service, take on leadership .

roles, and are accomplished individu-

als. The National Honor Society helps

recognize the leadership, service, and

involvement that help make Chaminade

Julienne a National School of Excellence.

National Honor Society Members, 2004-2005

Row 4: Mrs. Lumpkins, Jena Schafer, Natea Abraham, Rosie McAuley, Katie Woeste, Colleen Martin, Hannah Armanini, Emerald Sparks, Megan Hankey, Holly Zelnio, Jane Tuss, Jordan Beyerle, Lauren Stayer, Michele Wabler, Will Haley, Jordan Carper, Becca Craighead, Tina Barbour, Ellen Manovich; Nikki Winchester. Row 3: Nick Hess, Lindsey Goldsberry, Maria

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gan Latimore, Kathy Will, Liz Mathis, Ashley North . Row 2: Nathan Loyd, Sarah Fowler, Tyler Rigsby, Jacob Soter, Amber Thorron, Zenar Tekesta, Hinda Abdullahi, Adam Mesaros, Jonathan Ricciuto, Carrie Robinson, Pete Spanel, Jenny Sikora, Claire Ferneding, Kary Marrinez, Claire Sloss, Brad Zavakos. Row 1: Theresa DeWin, Lix Crombie, L.J. Hill, Laura Devita, Emily Hook, Shayla Fields, Alice Sledge, Josh Kern, Stephanie Ross, Claire Donnelly, Jordan Edgel, Brei Thornton, Patrick Mansfield, Andrew Weber, Stasi Gomez, Chris Washington, Heather Maddux, Lauren Boucher, Taylor Robinson

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"It is better to satisfy our hunger than to be clothed in purple." r-' Latin Proverb

HUNGERAND HOMELESS AWARENESS WEEK

"Volunteers give from the heart!" One week out of the school year the whole school community comes together to help the less fortunate in our area. Building community is a hard job but C-J stu­dents tackle the problem of hunger and homelessness by bringing in canned goods and other personal items to help aid local charities and organizations who alos work to beeter the lives of those whos living conditions are less than adequate. The C-J community collected enough bags, canned goods, and personal items to help stock the shelves of three dayton organizations. This is just another reason to show the C-J is all about helping others!

Grace Finn and Brd Thornton

organize food collected by CJ

students to donate to Catholic Social Services, St. Vin­cent de Pau!' and

the YWCA.

Brittany Reeves helping to sort bags for. Junior class vice-president Sarah Woerner brought the program to CJ and it

proved to be a huge success .

Megan Mercer, Grace Finn and Maribeth Yingling tryout the Shanty that was placed in front of the main office during Hunger &

Homeless Awareness Week.

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Monday Mismatch Day

Tuesday Fanfare Day

Wednesday Toga Day

Thursday Superhero Day

Friday Spirit Day

All C-J students enjoy spirit week because of the oppor­tunity to express their cre­ativity and have a fun week

out of uniform!

1 David Perkins, Mark Lauber, and Patrick Martin play drums at [he Spirit Day pep rally on Friday. The pep band keeps rhe energy

high at [he rallies.

2 Sophmore, Caitie Stockelm,U1, celebrates Monday's Mismatch Day with some crazy

sunglasses.

3 Crazy hats were a big tiling on Mismatch Day as seen here wi til junior ~I(onay Bre\,'er.

In the first floor hallway, Andrea Matheis, Nate Makiewicz, & Liz Brinkman on Mis-

Outside OSS, Ashley Camp & BrittanyCollins on Mismatch Day.

Mason enjoy Spirit \'V'eek just as much as the students.

"Spirit Week to me is hard hats and swimmies. Rain­

bow swi mmies to be exact!" - Patrick Mansfield, Sen iot

James Aubry

Senior Eagle Aisha Jeffe rson defeated the Patriot (M r. Colvin) during Friday's Spirit Day pep rally to get everyo ne ready for the big football game on Saturday.

Government teacher, Miss Ruf­folo, also gets in costume on Toga Daywhile teaching her 7th period class Wednesday afternoon.

Left to right: PeteSpanel, Mike Schultz, Maribeth Yingling, Megan Mercer, Susan 1hurin, and Meghan Newlin show off their different Toga styles on Wednesday's Toga Day.

Senior Students Alex McCauley, Ryan Holly, and Teresa DeWitt get enthusiastic at Friday's pep rally. 1he dance team and pep band performed and many games were played that got all students cheering.

Dylan Colvin

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Key Momments I 2005 Eagle Football Record I

Northmont Carroll Louisville Trinity Hamilton Badin Roger Bacon Purcell Marian McNicholas Blenheim (Canada) Elder Alter Miami Trace Alter St. Mary's

C] 39 35 29 49 45 42 34 37 14 14 42 48 13

Opponent 36 10 43 36 23 13 o

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The C] football players "put 'em up" for the starting kick off of the Alter vs. C] tournament game. This year the eagles had the last laugh when they defeated the Alter Knights during the second round of tournament. It was definitely a sweet victory, eipecially the seniors, being the first time that C] had defeated Alter in four years. As senior Jason Piekenbrock described it, "beating Alter was the greatest satisfaction in my life."

1. Ben Rosenbauer is pictured kicking off to begin the first game of the season versus Northmost at Welcome Stadium.

2. Javon Ringer (left) picks up yardage as Brandon Harrison (right) blocks for him. Both Javon and Brandon were major conrributers to the success of this year's CJ football team. In the fall Javon will be attending Michigan State University and Brandon will move to the University of Michigan.

3. Nick was in the spotlight this year for his dra­matic catch of the winning touchdown during the final seconds of the Northmonr game.

The Men Behind the

Scenes

Senior josh Harris has always been

known to be the sneaky one on the

football field . He is

notorious for picking off

passes from the opponent's offense.

junior Matt Evans works to put every­

thing he has into practice

and games to try and

push his teammates

to reach their full

potential.

The CJ football team is not just a team, but

a family. John Bonner (I)

worked each day to make sure he

never let his football fam­

ily down.

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M " Seniors

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"Soccer was the experi­ence of a lifetime and I

couldn't have played with better teammates!".

-Justin Davisson

Justin Eckley Phil Plummer

Ochuko Evwarye shoots the ball, look­ing for a goal during

a tough game. He is a senior and contributed

a lot to the men's soccer team this year.

Back: Coach Money, Coach Wightman, Jonathan Wightrri.an, Mark Trick, Ed Marrinan, Eric Olsen, Pat Burns, Ryan Sraj, Peter Quinttus, Nate Armanini, Coach Jeckering, Coach Johnson. Middle: Pat Bills, Ben Lee, Josh Kern, Jordan Ray, Andrew Myton, Robbie Gummerus, Didier Hirwanrwari. Front: Justin Davisson, Ochuko Evwaraye, Justin Eckley, Brett Sipes, Aaron Scheid, Chad Kroger, Nick Bennett

VAISITY Although the Men's soccer team

suffered a rough season, they're still a weillmown team throughout the area,

representing C] well. We look for • success in the future! •

US THEM 4 Butler 2 0 Northmont 2 0 Springboro 5 0 Carroll 1 1 Bellbrook 1 1 Wayne 2 5 Oakwood 0 0 Percell Marian 0 0 Badin 2 0 St. Xavier 0 0 Alter 2 0 McNicholas 1 1 LaSalle 2 •

0 Moeller 3 1 Elder 2 4 Rodger Bacon 1

5-11-3

Outstanding Eagles ~e~ to throw the hCl./J .

~\e~ //J~ ""'-~\~ '/" ~ . . ~ ~ ~ ~-e. ~ ~

Reserve Schedule

Back: Coach Newman, Joe Noonan, Phil Hewitt, Zach Miller, John Bowron, Robert Craig, Tim Ross, John Koob, Greg Wollen haupt, Phil Plummer, Patrick Donnelly, Coach Money Middle: Dan Boleon, Josh Newport, Michael Rooths, Adam Vaughn, David Brun, Pat Dowd, Billy Carrigg. Front: Jack Knopp, Brad Mays, Russell Lee, Sean Gleason, Dan Mauch, Cody Potts.

Us 1

0 0 2 2 2 0 6 0 0 4 1 0

Butler Northmont Springboro

Carroll Bellbrook

Wayne Omvood

Percell Marian Badin

St. Xavier Alter

McNicholas LaSalle Moeller

Rodger Bacon

6-8-1

Them 1 0 2

2

0

0 1 5 0

3 1 4

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Junior, Megan Hankey makes it look easy with this awesome kick as she clears the ball our of the defense. Megan earned the 3rd All South Award.

The Women's Soccer team finished off their season with 13 wins, 3 losses, and 3 ties. This year the women defeated three of their biggest rivals Carroll, Alter, and Beavercreek. This year's team was so talented that four varsity players tied for 3rd Team All Area South. The four players were: Hannah Armanini, Megan Hankey, Jena Schafer, and Tessa Overman. Maria Getty also recieved 2nd Team All Area South. Because of this season's great success the coaches, teammates, and fans are excited for the upcoming season.

[ Didyouget the memo?} ...

We're the baddest team

in all the Nation!

Junior, Brittany Naas pummels the ball asway frm the Carroll opponent. The girls played great as a team and gave it their all.

EAGLES AT PLAY

.~ SLOW

if ••• lUllS when we

beat Bellbrook ill ollr last gallle alld

it WflS Ji"eezi IIg cold olltside. I

also love tbe slIbs tbat were pro­

vided for liS to eat after eVel] gallle!

Yi(lIImy!"

Sopbolllore Alilielise Riccillto

My most memorable moment ...

" ... was beillg able to playa great gallle witb sOllie O/IIIY best Ji"iends. "

Sopbolllore Alille Prier

" ... was beatillg Carroll alld Alter ill tbe S(/Ille week. Those two scbools are ollr biggest rivals. W'e bad so IIIl1cb en­e/g)' alld 1II0tivatioli dllrillg tbe gallles. I bad so IIIl1cb filii playillg tbelll

'"

jllllior LeAlJlla Ga6'k

Front Row: Kelley Shirrzinger, Dallia Cueller, Breana Duckett-Graves, Dorothy Smith , Ariel Prientice Middle Row: Sarah Zwolski , Alex Boddiford, Carrie Altick, Katie Shay, Wend)' POtts, Alex Stuckey Back Row: Coach Pepe Mendez, N icole C hristie, T heresa Upp, Stephanie

Wolf, Breanna Rosenbauer, Mary Gleason, Cara Plasphol, Coach Joe Sorer

Front Row: Lauren Nemeth, Marcia Edwards, Emma Fergueson Middle Row: Brittany Naas, Amanda Henne, Anne Prier, Annelise Ricciuro, Samantha Hoefler, Karen Wells Back Row: Coach Grerchen Shock, Abb), Cox, Meaghan Aimes, Sasah Schmidt, Kristen McFadden, Sarah Woerner, And i Thompson, Sierra Zum­wald , Coach Stephan ie Roddy Nor Pictured: Meghan Newlin

..

This season a group of dedicated guys called the "Bucket Boiz" supported

I' the lady eagles at every game by making ctazy beats by beating on buck­ets. T he "Bucket Boiz" included Mark Trick, Pat Bills, Joey Saluke, Blake Sheridan, Nate Wallace, Bret Sipes, Pat Burns, Josh Kern , Justin Davisson, Ryan Sraj , Eric Olson, JP Cooper, Henry Rosen­kranrz, Steve Musgrove, and Peter Quinttus.

Senior Jaimel Johnson (r) had an amazing season . She won 1st Team All South, Player of the Year South, 1 st Team All Area, and All Area Player of the Year.

" My confidence is knowing that I have probably trained harder than anyone I am going to play against.. . That translates to the belief that if I am in a game, I am going to

win."

Jaimel Johnson

Front Row: Jena Schafer, Tessa O verman, Lindsey Goldsberry, Jaimel Johnson, Tara McGinnis, Maria Getty, Zenar Tekeste Middle Row: H annah Armanini, Colleen Martin, Marty DullY, Megan Hankey, Renee Fleming, Abby Wendling, Shannon Lonneman Back Row: Coach Angela Ruffalo, LeAnna Galyk, Lauren Hefferon, Jane Tuss, Rosie McAuley, Ashley Seibert, Tina Barbour, Coach Doug Lehman

~rsity Us Them

Westerville 0 3 Carroll 2 0 Alter 1 0 Perrysberg 2 1 Amelia 2 0 Centerville 0 1 Wayne 2 0 Buder 0 0 Farimont 3 0 Beavercreek 1 0 Oakwood 3 0 Northmont 1 0 Springboro 3 0 Toledo 0 0 Tipp City 1 0 Bellbrook 1 0

Record: 13-3-3

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WOMEN'S AND MEN'S

Cross Country

On your mark, BANG! (54nd they're off .. "

Champions train, endure pain, and never complain.

Row 3: (left to rigbt) Chris Eckert, Adam Mesaros, Mackenzie Smith, Dan Smith, Dominick Neu, Ed Laage, Bobby Dur­mers, Max Hallinan, Brendan Conniff, Danny Baba! Row 2: Coach Spitzig, Anne Buschemi, Rachel Arnold, Jenna Yaney, Anna Held, Brittany Bryant, Shayla Fields, Lisa Spitzig, Ann Feighery, Emily Lesko, Alicia Thorn­berry, Kim Wallis, Alana King, Ravelle Cle­ments, Natea Abraham, Coach Mominee Row 1: Coach Pierson, Laura DeVita, Kay­leigh Reamy, Sarah Fowler, Lauren Stayer, Brittany Price

When one thinks of a stampede, one usually associates it with wild animals numing for their lives. But cross country rwmers know that every Satmday from the end of August to the beginning of October, there will be stampedes of men and women running not for their lives, but for £1111.

This year, the Chaminade-Julienne cross cow1try teams united. The men and women prac­ticed together, prayed together, and created a great support system dming the meets. And the benefits of working together showed through. The seniors, juniors, and underclassmen constantly stepped up and each meet broke their own prs (personal records) . This constant drive to run faster and improve built everyone up to anticipate the end of the season with the major meets. However, the end of the season was bitter-sweet. Many runners were injured with shinsplints, foot injuries, knee and breathing problems, and stress fractmes. These obstacles made the GCL and District meets both physically and mentally tough, especially for seniors who were running competitively, some of them for their last time. But, this did allow under-classmen to step up, which they did. "I wouldn't say [the injuries were] positive because [they] encourged others to step up, because they drained the energy and morale of the team. It was awesome because the underclassmen did step up, but I feel bad for the guys who ran for years and at the end of their senior year, they couldn't perform to their full potential" said Coach Mominee.

Members of the men's and women's cross country team at Carrillon for pracice. Today, the coaches planned a scavenger hunt where three teammem­bers were tied together to look for clues that led to the fini sh : FOOD!

Anne Buschemi, Makenzie Sm.ith , and Sarah Fowler listening attentively to instructions before visualizing for their race.

Alana King, Alicia Thornberry, and Lauren Stayer running ar the Bellbrook meet, using each other to keep up a good pace.

Seniors Max Hallinin and Adam Mesaros working with each other during the dif­ficult second mile.

Shayla Fields and Brittany Price work­ing together to climb the steep hill at the All Ohio Catholic meet held at the Kettering Rec. Center

SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: \XTomen- First place fini sh at Bellbrook, freshman/sophomore First place finjsh at Eaton, Kayleigh Reamy qualified for Regionals Men- Finished Fifi:h in GCL

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Back Row: Coach Jim Brooks, Mindy Lester, Diane Manovich, Rachel Voskuhl, Holly Zelnio, Laura Folkerth, Sarah Striebich, Allison Schmid, Katie Woeste, Alex Landes, Coach Audrie Coates. Front Row: Emily Buer­schen, Lynnee Roberts, Maribeth Yingling, Amanda Catchings, Melanie Luken, Martina Cronin, Christie Pleiman, Emily Kamin­ski. Not Pictured: C harity Scott, Crystal Nunn, Coach Debra San­derman, Coach Sandy Thurman

All area h01201'S: Christie Pleiman made frist team all-area in singles and Emily Buerschen made 2nd team. Lynnee Roberts and Melanie Luken made 2nd team all area in doubles, and Amanda Catchings and Martina Cronin made 3rd team. Emily Kaminksi made honorable mention. In the Sectional Tournament, Chris­tie Pleiman finished 4th in singles, Lynne Roberts and Emily Kaminski finished 4th in doubles, and all three advanced to the district tournament. As a team, C-J finished tied for first in Division I in the Dayton Area, coteam of the year along with Centerville ..

Wom~'s A"" li (gfJJfJJUfi5

Lynnee Roberts, Maribeth Yingling,

and Amanda Catchings pose for

their senior picture. They were great

leaders on and off the court for the

team. They will be missed.

Junior Emily Kam inski shakes

hands with her opponent after a

well fought match. Emily made her

way to play third Singles for varsity

this year.

Sophmore Christie Plieman n has a

triumphant smile as she walks off

the COlirt from yet another victorious

win. Christie has played first singles

for the team for two years .

Us Them Middletown 3 2 Miamisburg 2 3 Milton Union 5 0 Columbus Acad 2 3 Kings 4 I Seton 5 0 Carol! 5 0 Tipp City 3 2 Oakwood 4 St. Ursula 4 Springboro 4 I Alter 5 0 Norrhmont 4 1 Troy 2 3 Beavercreek 3 2 Mason 5 0 Buder 5 0 Centerville 3 2 Fairmont 4 1 Sycamore 0 5

Junior Melanie Luken walks to con­

gratulate her partner after another

victorious win. Go Eagles!

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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL The Tradition Continues

The 2004 volleyball season was nothing short of extrodinary. Sporting an 18-7 record, the "Eaglettes" had a lot to be proud of With their toughest sched­ule in years, including matches with future state champions St. Henry and Newark-Catholic, they also played high ranked teams from Kentucky. A highlight of the season came with a shut-out vic­tory over Roger Bacon-the Cincinnati powerhouse and eventual state champion. Fan support was phenominal throughout the year. Packed houses cheered the team against cross town rivals Carroll and Alter. The team will graduate five seniors, but looks to be back strong next year.

Freshmen Team (L-R) FroJJt: Erin Zugelder, C helsea Boch Middle: Diana Burnham, Shell i Ruppert, Lauren Bailey, Stephanie Woeste Back: Tracy Fowler, Colleen Sayer, L~u ren Burns, Liz Belt, Julie Beall, Jenny Parker, Coach C hris Tetzlaff

Reserve (L-R) Frollt: Allison Richards, Kathleen Begley Middle: Emelie H all, Katie Hoendorf, Danielle M idlam, Emily Strader Back: Jacque M iller, Cori Evans, Sarah Tahy, Bethany Brun, Ashley North , Lindsey Engle, Coach Megan Marrinan

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Varsity (L-R) Front: Katie Slayback, Ali Hess, Jordan Edge!, Back: ' Mary McAtee, Laura Telepak, Gretchen Meyers, Stephanie Ross,

· ... .

Libero Jackie Strader, Katie Slayback, and Elaine Marrinan played the roles of human vaccums in the backcourt. These ladies sacrificed life and limb to keep the ball alive.

Fans cheer on the varsity squad to their shut-out

victory over crosstown rival, the Carroll Patriots.

Stephanie Ross anticipates the serve, ready and willing to lead the

team to victory

e Bauer, Sara Dorman, Megan Slayback, Elaine Marrinan, Emily Strader, Jackie Strader, : Moore

Springfield Shawnee --- W Centerville --------------- W Springboro--------------- W Eaton --------------------- W Bellbrook ---------------- W Westerville North ------ W Newark Catholic----------L

•• Roger Bacon------------- W J 2 St. Henry (KY)--------- 1-1 ... Lehman Catholic ------- W o Fairmont -------------------L U Lakota East -------------- W CU Newport Catholic (KY) W = McAuley -------------------L

Holy Cross (KY) -------- W ~ Carroll------------------- 2-0

-1IIIt Piqua --------------------- W C"Il St. Henry ------------------L ~ Beavercreek -------------- W ~ J\lter ------------------------L ~ Celina -------------------- W

Miamisburg ------------- W Vandalia Butler -----------L

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Under the direction of Mr. David Wood, the CJ Pep Band, though small compared to many other schools, wows audiences with their unique, strong sound. The percus­sionists, woodwinds, and the brass section all contribute to the band.

Junior, Kelly Corcoran on Tenor Sax and Senior, Johnathon Rust, sousaphone, play together at Wel­come Stadium under the direction of band director, Mr. David Woods along with Sophomore Alex Bonner on trombone and L.J. Hill on the quads.

Come for the Band, Stay ~or the Game . .

Josh Chandler on the quads.

Rachel Byrd shares her music with Jarhal Duncan during halftime.

Ian Baldwin, Junior, Patrick Martin and Senior, Matt Lauber play the drums at Wel­come Stadium during half-time of the CJ vs. Northmont football game.

Junior, Katie Aicher plays the Saxaphone at a football game for the Pep Band. Katie used to play the Clarinet before switching.

Freshman, Erin Martin( r} plays the Tamborine for the percussion section for the CJ Pep Band. Erin also plays the Triangle for the band.

Freshman,]immy McAuley and Sophmore, Chelsea Onyia play the.drums for the Pep Band. The are two of 11 drummers in the band.

· , . ..

earn Back: Megan Lattimore, Kaitlin McCon­

key, Jenny Sikora & Brea Thornton. Middle: Melanie Luken, Sarah Porter &

Kiara Heidenreich Front: Nikki Winchester, Amberly Crum

& Amber Renick

Megan Larrimore, Kaidin McConkey and Brd Thornton performing at a home basketball game.

Brd Thornton, Kaidin McConkey and Megan Latrimore light up the room with their smiles.

Megan Larrimore

Kaidin McConkey

Amber Renick SENIORS: Brd. Thornton, Jenny Sikora, Sarah

Porter, Amber Renick & Kaidin McConkey

Melanie Luken, Jenny Sikora, Brd Thornton and Sarah Porter.

Poetry Moves To The Mu~ic

C-J's Dance Team shook things up at the Men's Basketball games. Their creative, fun style brought cheers from the crowds and spirit to the eagles .

Way to go girls!

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Cheerleading

"Cheerleading is a rivalry, the competition

makes you strong.

Back Row:

Middle Row: Front Row:

Jerrica Mack, Regina Jones. Kiki Hollis, Courtney Reynolds Morgan Chami, Rachel Carlson, Lindsey Allen, Christina Varcarcel Teresa Perretta, Taylor Robinson

Cheerleading is reaching out to comfort a sister

who is sad, it is defending each other in good times,

and bad." -Lindsey AlLen '05

Back Row: Regina Jones, Christine Varcarcel, Natalie Bauer, Jerrica Mack, Morgan Chami

Front Row: Teresa Perretta, Kiera Hollis, Taylor Robinson Back Row: Brittany Brown, Amberly Crum, Ashley McCullough

Middle Row: Nancy Strickland, Katie Plake, Annie • Neal, Eryn Ecton

Front Row: Coach April Dingeman

Back Row: Karina Hollis, Courtney Reynolds, Brandee Elijah, Kiki Elijah Front Row: Asia Hollis, Candice Scales, Mandi Siehl

Back Row: Middle Row: Front Row:

Candice Scales, Keithsha Mitchell, Karina Hollis Ashley Collier, Tiffany Brown Kiki Elijah, Brandee Elijah

Back Row: Laura Dent, Antoinette Mack, Kelsey McKinney Third Row: Jessica Taylor Second Row: Jenea Graham, Natalie Pitts, Cierra White Front Row: Brandi McDaniel, Molly Shanks

Senior Cheerleaders pose for their last group photo together. The girls enjoyed pumping up the crowd at CJ events. Rah! Rah!

The Varsity Foot­ball Cheerleaders gather around the Eagle after a victorous win by our triumphant football team.

Freshman football cheerleaders stand reverently while our National Anthem plays .

Back Row: Ciera White, Molly Shanks, Jones Graham Middle Row: Natalie Pitts, Kelsey McKinny, Jessica Taylor,

Laura Dent, Alex Landes Front Row: Brandi McDaniel, Antoinette Mack

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Hanen Alkhafaji Derricka Allen

Timothy Andersen Nathan Armanini

Kristen Arquilla Jacqueline Athmer

Bridget Bach Stephanie Baldridge

Alexander Baron Nicholas Belmett

Jemla Bethel John Beust

Gustave Bizimana Clu"istopher Blumenstock

Daniel Bolton Alexander Bonner

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Jana Boone Christopher Borchers

Ashley Boucher Sean Branick Van Browne

Bethany Bnm Jessica Bnms Aml Buscemi

Steven Busch Mariah Busher

William Carrigg Ariel Carson

Tamra Carson Morgan Chami Thomas Cleary

Julielme Closser

Elizabeth Coe Brittany Collins

Cory Collins Lilia Conroy

Jaslyn Cooley Kyle Copeland

Robert Craig Anjerrica Curry

Timothy DeVita Lucas Dickman

Alexandra DiMuccio Grace Doepker

Claire Doty Patrick Dowd

Clu-istopher Doyle Martha Duffy

Alexander Edgel Marcia Edwards

Brandee Elijah Kiara Elijah

Sierra Elkins Monica Eltzroth

Corinne Evans Jordan Feeney

Sf) I) II f) II f) 111~S

Jessica Brun is shown here sporting some cool shades in class.

Aaron Fletcher Lisa Folkerth Daniel Garcher Christina Genovesi Lauren Gerhard Benjamin Gibson Matthew Gilbert Susan Gilbert

De'Andre Gist Devin Givens Sean Gleason Adam Golden Francesca Gomez Stephanie Gosser Charles Grove Kristen Gummerus

Devin Hairston N icole Hall William Hallinan Emma Hamby Ashlee Hammond Claire Hampel Courtney Harchaoui Sarah Hartman

Sarah Harvey William Hayden Derrek Haywood N anika Hearns Kelmeth Heidenreich Amanda Henne Joshua Herzer Philip Hewitt

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Freshmen & Sophmores pray quietly during the Ash Wednes­day Liturgy in he C-J Auditorium.

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QuaW1 Hewitt Julian Hodges

Katlu'yn Hoendorf Asia Hollis

Alexander Holmes Joseph Homan Joshua Howell

Amanda Hughes

James Hlmdt Jaimee Hunter

Lindsee Hunter Frances Igah

Dominic Iseli-Smith Nomikitha Israel Matthew Jackson

Martin Jarvis

Laquise Jolmson Ryan Jolmson

William Jolmson Russell Johnston

Kristin Jolley Jason Jones

Katherine Jones Tyrone Jones

Diamond Jordan Justin Jurich

Marie Karigirwa Zachary Kersdmer

Adam Kilgore Alana King

Brittany Kinney Justin Kirchmer

Tim O'Hearn, hard at work in class.

(~I.J'SS C)I~ 2()()7

Joseph Klank Christopher Kleinhenz Elliot Klosterman Shelly Klosterman Jolu1 Knopp William Lainhart Michael Leibold Mindora Lester

Michael Little Sarah Little Nikki Loesch Shannon Lonneman Travis Lovato Casey Luken J errica Mack Amber Magee

Patrick Mahorney Nathaniel Makiewicz Stephen Martinek Andrea Matheis George McCarthy Destanie McComb Blake McCroskey Natasha McDaniel

Jolm McDermott Patrick McDermott Geordie McKinney Nicholas McMahon Lisa Mergler Gregory Meyers Danielle Midlam Danielle Miles

Jacqueline Miller Joshua Miller Zachary Miller Keithsha Mitchell Amanda Moell Joseph Moorefield Martha Morea Tarnika Morrison

Erin Mullins Lauren Noland Ashley Noonan Joseph Noonan Danielle Northcutt Leah Nunery Timothy O'Hearn Chelsea Onyia

Jessica Overman Danielle Pegues Samuel Pera Emilio Perez Ashley Perry Travis Pfander Emily philips-Roth Meghan Phillips

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Joseph Piechota Jordan Pierce Zachary Pitts

Andrew Place Christine Pleiman

Philip Pllullmer Benjamin Postigo

Joshua Prentice

Anne Prier Anthony Prince

Kimberly Pritchard Hugh Quill

Peter Quin ttus Cmtiss Rasnic

Kyle Retzloff Max Reynolds

William Reynolds Annelise Ricciuto

Alan Richards Allison Rindler

Meredith Rinehart Blake Roan

Patrice Roberts Michael Rooths

Timothy Ross Aaron Rucker

Nicholas Rucker Sarah Ryan

Katherine Ryder James Sacksteder

Joseph Salvucci Darrell Sargent

Candice Scales Aaron Scheid

Kelley Schirtzinger Emily Schoenhofer

Samuel Schwendeman Brian Scott

Caitlin Shay Brendan Shields

Erin Shoemaker Caitlin Sipes

Amber Smith Dorothy Smith

Kristin Sn"lith Meagan Smith

Corey Sorrell Joshua Soter

Maxwell Spang Emily Staley James Stefan

Terrence Stevenson Ca itlin Stockelman

Jam es Stone Emily Strader

Sarah Striebich

Sierra ZLilllwald Sara Zwolski

Nate Wallace, Kate Hoendorf, Chris Borchers, and Pat Dowd display

their School spirit at a game. Alex Edge!

Jonce Tackett Sarah Tahy Robert Thomas Dakona Twe Errmlanuel Umoren Collin Yolk Racheal Voskuhl Nathan Wallace

Anthony Wartinger Mychal Weinert Daniel Weitzel Karen Wells Abby Wendling John Williams Darryl Wilson Adam Winters

Jessica Winters Stephen Wollenhaupt Jordan Wortham Adriatme Yarbrough Amy Yoder Kimiko Yoshida DaJ uatl YOLUlg Shaye' YOLmg

"Human Knots" is one of more fun and challenging of the activities on sophomore retreat each year.

Nick Mo rton, senior leader, Amanda Hughes, Jamie Hunter, Sarah Hartman, Greg Wollenhaupt, Nate

Mak iewicz, Justin Jurich and Vince Leibold demonstrating

their "Human Machine".

(below) Blake McCroskey, Sam Pera, An ne Prier, Geordie McKinney and Greg Meyers demonstrating their vacuum cleaner.

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Van Brown, Alex Bonner, Jaslyn Cooley, Claire Doty, Bethany Brun , DeAndre Gist and two unidentified

fri ends.

(I) Anne Prier, Erin Mullins and Greg Meyers alilulo tted

up during an afternoon icebreaker.

So h Sophomores spend a day together at Camp Birch in Yellow Springs, OH to begin the process of learning to trust- them­selves, each other and God. Teams of Seniors, led by mem­bers of F.L.IG.H.T. lead the retreats

Tom Grabiel, stu­dent directo r of one -the 2004 Sopho­more Retreats.

Jamie Hunter Sarah H artman, Justin Jurich, Vince Leibold and Amanda Hughes untying their "Hu­man Knot))

JUNIOR RETREAT \'{7orking together as a team, this group tries

to complete an acitiviry outdoors in the muddy

wearher.

Sitting around this gro up is doing an acti viry. Also commo n waswriring in personal notebooks rhar were given to thesrudenrs at the begin­ning of retrear.

The Retreat Experience

? were good friends at the

retreat. It is a great experi-ence because you talk to

people you don't normally

think you would.

The October group stood around eachorher the first day and found out some new things about thier feUow classmates.

Juniors, Ryan McClain and Kevin Kom iensky sir at rheir group rable and do activities.

This grou p of Juniors help eachother in getting across rhis piece ofland without letting go of the tree stump or eachorher. 1his is really a group effo rt.

Left to Right: Natalie Bauer, Duncan Frith , Derrick Allen, Cerelia Bizzell , ??, Ryan McCla in , Megan Mercer, and ?' pose for a picture after doing

their designated spot at

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Santa couldn't be happier with his many female admirers! Ms. Ruffolo is ali smiles as Santa's helper!

CHRISTMAS DANCE 105

Danny Babal & Lauren Stayer

"Under The Miseltoe"

Students from every grade

came out to the Greek Or­

thodox Church on December

1 0 for the annual Christmas

Dance turnabout. The dance

may have been ladies' choice,

but it proved to be a fun night

for everyone in attendance.

The Christmas Dance is the

first dance that freshman are

allowed to attend, with many

showing up to experience

their first high school dance.

Even a false fire alarm could

not stop or alter the moods

and Christmas Spirit of the

dance that night. A special

visit was made to students by

Santa Clause himself. Many

students embraced the theme

by sharing a goodnight kiss

under the miseltoe.

Jevon Howard '08 Emily Hook '05

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Michelle K1imaski & Megan,· Slayback

Caitlin Sipes '07

1. The Senior Christmas Dance court smiles after their crowning: Queen, Susie

Thurin; King, Nathan Loyd; attendants Onie Egonia & Taylor Robinson.

2. Junior Christmas dance attendants, Rich Victoria and Jessica Keys

3. Sophomore dance attendents, Jenna Bethel and Sam Schwendeman.

4. Freshman dance attendents, Janea Graham and her date. 5. A group of Freshman ladies enjoy their first C-J dance.

G. Ethan Kroger's date helps him with his boutonniere. 63

MOTHER-S NIF I n o

((n· fi f" .lJtSCO ever.

Senior Jon Myles shows off his 70's moves.

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Nick Morton and his Mom

TWIST & SHOUT

The Mother-Son/ Father-Daughter Dances are a special part of the C-J tradition. Held in late January at the Greek Orthodox Chruch, these dances are not only a way for family bonding and community building, but are also very enjoyable for both students and parents alike.

n ~

o

Megan Hankey & her dad

»MR. SPARROW

Chaperone M r. Sparrow and his young daughter lit up the floor at the Father-D aughter D ance. The pair could be seen waltzing all around the floor.

Sean Allen, Lester Troutman and Alex Tread­way show off their moves to "YMCA".

Senior Stephanie Ross and her dad, Joe.

Look-al ikes Lisa Scarpelli and her dad enjoy their fi rst of many dances together . .

Nate \'V'alIace and his mom, Molly, displaying shock at each other's moves.

Lester TtoUU11an a. k.a the "Funky Chicken ."

» QUEEN OF THE DANCE

Freshmen girls take a break in the action.

» KING OF THE DANCE Tyler Rigsby and Shayla Fields both wrote essays abaout their parents, and

in winning, their parents were named Queen and King of the dance.

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(I-r) Laura Dent, Patrick Munn, Lester Troutman, Shayla Fields, Tyler Rigsby, Emily Hook, Candice Scales, Brian Scott, Alexa Lopez and Donovan Potter

Mitchell Stovall and Zenar Tekeste.

Brian Scott, Anthony Green, Veit Parker, and Paul Mack relaxing and

enjoying their highschool dances!

Susan Gilbert & Joe Piechota

Jamie! Johnson, Jena Schafer, Sarah Dorman, Megan Hankey & Aisha Jefferson

Rache! Arnold & Jaime! Johnson Asia Hollis & Adrian Yarborell 67

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Rebecca Aicher Evan Allen

Serena Allen Christopher Anderson

Diana Ankeny HalUlah Armanini

Caleb Ater Daniel Babal

Philip Bach Jessica Baker

Alexander Baldukas Kristina Barbour

Natalie Bauer Joseph Berger

Jordan Beyerle Emily Beyoglides

Pa trick Bills Clarence Bishop Mallory Blosser Monay Brewer

Frances Broderick Caitlin Brooks

Brittany Brown Tiffany Brown

Matthew Bruggeman Pa tricia Bruns

Samantha Budd Patrick Burns

Jordan Carper Kathryn Carter

Mackenzie Chami Tiffany Cockrell

Ashley Collier James Cooper

Kelly Corcoran Abigail Cox

Rebecca Craighead Deirdre Criddell

Michael Crider Martina Cronin

Amberly Crum Samantha Davidson

Lindsey Day Jessica DeCarlo

Stephen Dees Colleen Dempsey

Anthony DiMuccio Breann Donlin

Sara Dorman Ashley Downs Jarhal Duncan

Robert Dutmers Christina Dyer

Nathan Eloe Lindsay Engle

Matthew Evans

"tJNt C) ItS

Juniors show their school spirit at the first pep rally of the year.

Ann Feighery Emma Ferguson Claire Ferneding Tyler Fillinger Renee Fleming Laura Folkerth Chuckeia Folley Jasmine Frank

Stanley Frazier Dlmcan Frith LeAnna Galyk Courtney Garman Natasha Gober Megan Grabiel Ayesha Green Morgan Grote

Mary Hairston William Haley Emelie Hall Michael Hall Amber Hammon Megan Hankey Daniel Harris James Hprris

Kenneth Harris Mark Harris Joel Hart Lauren Hefferon Kiara Heidenreich Anna Held Alison Hess Robin Hirtle

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Thomas Hodges Sa mantha Hoefler

Karina Hollis Kristen Holtvoigt Daneska Hoschar Darryl Howerton

Jessica Ivory Caroline Jentleson

Alexa nder Jolmson Ariel Jolmson

Thomas Jolmson Elvia Jones

Regina Jones Emily Kamjnski Andl'ia Kearney

Jessica Keys

Alexander Kilgore Jamar King

Alexander Knobloch Kevin Komiensky

Jessica Kracirik Sa mantha Kramer

Ed ward Laage Marcus Lambright

Anthony Lane Megan Latimore

Daniel Laufersweiler Dlmford Lam-en

Rashad Lee Alexa Lopez

Larry Lovejoy Melanie Luken

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Destiny LLU1eke Severin Mahirwe Ellen Manovich Jazmyne Marks Colleen Martin Patrick Martin Kathryn Martinez Chan tee Mathews

Elizabeth Matis De' Lisa Maybin Mary McAtee Rose McAuley Ryan McClain Donye' McCleskey Kevin McCormick Ashley McCullough

Mary McDermott Gregory McFadden Catherine Meadors Megan Mercer Gretchen Meyers Jeremy Miller Kayla Minsky Margaret Moore

AhJia Moyers Stephen MusgTOve Brittany Naas Lauren Nemeth Meghan Newlin Katherine Norman Ashley North Kathryn Olmsted

Veit Parker Amanda Paul Nathan Pippenger Kyle Pomeroy Melissa Pottenger

. Donovan Potter Amanda Pudenz Katlu'yn Pudel1Z

Mary Raffield Erin Rankine Alan Reid Courh1ey Reynolds Lindsey Reynolds Hemy Rosenkranz Joseph Saluke Clarence Sa tchell

Odis Scales Allison Schmid Jeruufer Schwieterman Symphony Scott Christopher Scupski Krista Seaman Ashley Seibert Robert Sheridan

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Mark Shoemaker Dale Shultz

Maggie Siehl Mandi Siehl

Daniel Smith Decembre Smith

Won-Sup Sol111 Emerald Sparks

Clu"istopher Stargell Lauren Stayer

Franklyn Stovall Megan Swartzbaugh

Laura Telepak Ashley Thomas

AllysOl111 Thompson Alicia Thornberry

Jasmine Trammell Nicholas Trentman

Mark Trick Kevin Troidl

Chelsey Trupp Jane Tuss

Craig Vangas Christina Varcarcel

Richard Victoria Michele Wabler

Riane-Allen Walker Kimberly Wallis

Kevin Washington Kenneth Watson

Kacey Watts MaLlory Weaver

Aisha Whitaker Jonathan Wightman

Katherine Will Clark Williams

Gregory Williams Margaret Williams

Zachary Willis Andrea Winchester

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Elisangela Wise Neil Wittberg

Sarah Woerner Kathryn Woeste

Charmaine Xayasith JelU1a Yaney Holly Zelnio

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Back Row (l-r): PalJ Mack, Steve Dees. Evan Allen, AJex Johnson, Donovan Potter, Joe SahJ(e, Brian Scott Front Row (l-r): Javen Collins, John Bonner, Derrick Brown, Lester Troutman, Brandon C lay, Marcus Horton

Vrll:;i~J' playm PaullYIack, Brt11l­dOll Cia)" Brian Scott, Johl1 BOllllel; lYIarcltS Horton, Coach Richard Kidd, Evan Allen, Alex Johnson and Coach D cheering 011 their teammates during the Ti"OlltlUood game. •

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Springboro McNicholas St. Xavier Beavercreek Badin Alter Roger Bacon LaSalle

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Trotwood 50 Purcell Marian 36 Springfield South 59 McNicholas 33 Elder 47 Roger Bacon 31 Alter 39 Moeller 48 Badin 36 Carroll 55 Troy 42 Purcell Marian 36 Valley View 33 Alter 30 Hamilton Ross 40 Wyoming 45 Dunbar 54

Seniors (l-r) : Javen Collins, Marcus Horton. John Bonner, Derrick Brown, Lester Troutman, Brandon Clay, Paul Mack

The 2004-05 season was another championship one on the hardwood for rhe Eagles! Led by seniors Derrick Brown and Javon Collins me men's varsity ream posred a 16 and 9 record on rheir way to rheir third straighr G rearer Catholic League Champion­ship. Highlighrs of the season included a firsr ever three victories in one year over arcluival Alrer H .S. and a school record defensive average of only 43 points per game. The Eagles finished rhe year winning 11 our of meir lasr 12 gam es, including a Dimict Champion­ship for the third year in a row. before bowing our of dle rournamenr widl a loss ro Dayton Dunbar. Derrick Brown ended his career one of dle mosr honored Eagle Roundballers of all time when he was selecred born All-Srare for the second consecutive year and GCL Nordl Player of me Year as a senior.

Derrick Brown, displaying the form that helped him earn distinction as GCL No rth Player of the Year. Derrick's skills ea rned him a full Ath letic scholarship to Xav ier Uni vers ity.

Varsity teammates Paul Mack, Derrick Brown, Steve Dees, and Marcus Horron watch from the sidelines as their team plays .

Back Row{l-r) : Coach Randall C lark, Joe Szabo, John McGinnis, Mark Meadors, Aaron Ada ms, Ryan Johnson, VJ Evans, Taylor Bonner, Davin Lewis, Patrick Munn, Coach C harlie Szabo. Front Row{l-r): Antyne Downing, Ben Stayer, James Aubrey, . Kavico White, Chad Briggs, Dana Cook.

Derrick Brown, Javen Collins, Marcus Honon, John Bonner, & Paul Mack wait for a varsity game in the CJ gym.

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Sophomore Nate Wallace,

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Senior Lester Troutman ,

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Senior Brandon C lay,

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Varsity Coach Tony Riccuto and Freshman Coach Randall Clark (Sr)

Junior Alex Johnson,

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Coaches Chris Kloth and Richald Kidd in an intense huddle with the]V team between quarters working Ottt their next plan of attack.

Back Row (I-r): Alex Edgel , Blake McCroskey, George McCanhy, Peter Quinttus, Nate \Xla llace. Front Row (I-r): Nick Bennett, Darryl \Xli lson, De' Andre Gist, Jordan Wonham, Travis Lovato •

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C] Col. Desales 75 McNicholas 63 Trotwood 78 Xenia 56 Bexley 83 Pickerington Central 63 Dunbar 79 Chicago Whitney Young 66 Herndon, VA 66 St. Elizabeth, DE 47 Ursuline Academy, DE 49 St. Ursula 44 St. Joseph's Acadamey 41 Minster 61 N . Canton Hoover 55 Xenia Chrisitan 65 Beavercreek 49 Alter 51 Carroll 43 Findlay 46

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The Women's Basketball teams work hard all year on and off the court. Whether it is team dinners, camps, or practices, all members of this pro­gram knows what it takes to be a part of it. The Freshman Team (coached by Jim and Angie Carruth) had a successful season, the Reserve Team (coached by Bill Kern and Laura Mullikan) ended thier season with a record of 18 and O. The Varsity Team ended their year off right with a record of26 and 2 and ended up winning the State Championship game in

Columbus against Mt. Notre Dame. Tara McGinnis

2005 State Cham

Away 41

Varsity players huddle up in the middle of the court at St. John's Arena before the state game against 53 39

Mt. Notre Dame. The ribbons the girls are wearing came from a special friend of the team and are

32 worn for good luck during this game.

43 The Varsity bench

34 was a great support

35 to all the girls

51 playing

27 on the court.

46 54 34 39 C] Away

41 Colonel White 57 36 Q1 59 Carroll 43 24

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28 Fairmont 65 42 ~ Junior, Emily

St. Ursuala 65 34 p.J Beyoglides dribbles the

32 8 24 Sylvania Normview 43 31 (1)

ball up the co art during a

23 Mt. Notre Dame 49 38 ~ home game at CJ. r-t

Freshman, AJ. Curry gets ready to shoot the ball right inside the 3-point line at a home game at CJ. AJ. was one of five Freshman on the Reserve team and he! ped her team end their year with a 18-0 record.

After the Varsity team beat Mt. Notre Dame at St. Johns Arena in Columbus they got together for a team hug. Everyone was crying and it was a very emotional and gratifying time for the

Varsity Front Row: Rachel Chandler, Nicole Christie, Sydney Potter, Tiera Stephen Middle Row: Trainor Meghan Newlin, Marty Duffy, Maria Getry, Aisha Jeffer­son, Lindsey Goldsberry, Jena Scafer, Jasmine Marks, Manager Francis Broder­ide Back Row: Ass. Coach Laura Mullikan, Ass. Coach Jim Carruth, Ass. Coach Jim Kern, Megan Mercer, Sarah Tahy, Sarah Dorman, Megan Hankey, Head Coach Marc Greenberg, Asst. Coach Thorn Grim & Trainor Jacqueline Wender.

1. Dribbling out of the paint, Senior, Maria Getty takes the ball up the court. Maria was the point guard for the team and averaged 13.6 points a game.

2. Seniors, Lindsay Goldsberry and Jenna Schafer at the State Cham­pionship after beating Mt. Notre Dame.

3. Driving to the basket, Senior Aisha Jefferson scored a layup againts Xenia at a home game at CJ. Aisha averaged 14.1 points a game.

Front Row (L-R) : Quenrina Skipper, Emily Buerschen, Allison Richards, Vicroria Banjoko, Maegan Ames, Cristen Bonner. Back Row (L-R): Asst. Coach Angie Carruth, Diane Manovich, Brianna Rosenbauer, Sarah

Schmitt, Hannah Tyson, Sydney Goodwill, Head Coach Jim Carruth

Front Row (L-R): Lindsee Hunter, Nicole Christie, Tierra Stephen, Sydney Porrer, Jaimee Hunrer. Back Row (L-R): Coach Laura Mullikan, Frances Igah, Katherine Ryder, Ellen Manovich, Emily Beyoglides, India Warfield, A.J. Curry, Coach Bill Kern. 77

SWIMMING

Swim Team-Right to Left

Lumpkins goes over the evems before the meet stans. Senior Emily Hook looks on.

(Above, left)Francesca Genovesi prepares [0 dive in[O the water

during a swim meet at the Beaver­creek Y. Francesca swims frees tyle .

Left [0 Right: Juniors, Jane Tuss, Lauren Nemeth and Jess ica Kracirik are goofing off before warm ups at a swim meet. Before the meet, the swim team does a cheer [0 get pumped up.

1. Emily Hook swims the butterfly for C].

2. Senior, Alex Tredway swms freestyle at a swim meet at the Wright State. Alex also swims breastroke.

3. Senior, Grace Finn prepares to dive into the water during warm ups. This was Grace's second year on the swim team.

4. Sophmore, Rachael Voskuhl

Front Row: Elaine Marrinan, Alex Tredway, Grace Finn 2nd Row: Sarah \Voerner, Katie Slayback, Lauren Boucher, Dan Hundt, Tom Grabiel , Sarah Walling, Emily Hook, Chelsea Clagget, Brinany Brown 3rd Row: Erin Rankin , Jordan Beyerle, Jenna Yaney, \Vill H aley, Alexa Lopez, Jessica Kracirik, Jane Tuss, Lauren Nemeth ... 4 th Row: Mary McAtee, Erin Mullins, Ashley Boucher, Rachel Voskuhl, C hristina Genovesi, Caitie Scockelman, Jessica Bmn, Robert C raig, Julienne Closser, Chris Doyle, Lauren Gerhard . 5th Row: Coach Kim Williams, Amanda Modi , James Hundt, Shelly K1osrerman, Patrice Roberrs, Chiara Saccaggi Melinda, Carl l' Weitrich, Francesca Genovesi, Megan Slayback, Wendy Pores, Coach Lumpkins

Sophmore, James Hundr dives off the block during a CJ swim meet.

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GOLF

Coach Don Zimmer thinks sh'ategy as his team prepa.res to take on GCL foe Roger Bacon.

Sophmore, Justin Jurich chips the ball onto the green. Justin had a great season this year.

Senior Jim Gaudian practices his stroke before taking to the course.

holds his stance after hitting the ball onto the green.

Collin VoLk makes contact and sends the ball down the fairway.

(Left) Sophmore, Greg Mey­ers hits the ball down the fairway onto the green.

Senior, Brandon Fillinger is on the green preparing to putt the ball.

Seniors Brittany Clarke and Jim Gaudion.

Front (Left-Right) Chris Noone, Greg Meyers, Dorian Vauls, Collin Volk, Tom "Birdman" Cleary. Back (Left to Right) Coach Alexander, Brittany Clarke, Travis pfander, Justin Jurich, Jim Gaudion, Nick McMahon, Alex Edge!' Coach Don Zimmer

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Freshman T.]. Cox talks strategy with his coaches.

Senior Keith Ward, a.k.a "Swoll," prepares to make his move.

Above: The JVTeam waits in anticipadon for their matches to begin. In me meantime, they cheer on the varsity squad.

Right: The fl exible Tyler Rigsby putS his opponent into a hold.

Sophomore Billy Carrigg is ready ro roll.

Below: Sean Gleason takes down his opponent from Alter. Sean was key to the success of the wrestling team this year.

THEWRESTLINGTEAlvI: Front (L-R)- Peter McCormick, Cody Potts, Terry Stevens, Sam Schwendeman, Billy Carrigg, Brad Mays, Sean Gleason. Middle (L-R)- Tyler Rigsby, Josh Miller, Keirn Ward, Pat Dowd, Kevin McCormick, Gustave Bizimana, Jeremy Marsball. Back (L-R)- Jen Hall, Coach Young, Mike Beane, Nick Miller, Jason Piekenbrock, Drew Place, Jon Barringer, Justin Sprague, Sarah Duncan, Coach Ernst.

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RE TLING

SENIORS: Jen Hall, Mike Beane, Tyler Rigsby, Nick Miller, Jon Barringer, Jason Piekenbrock, Keith Ward

C-J's Wrestlers finished their

season at 2 & 5, 2nd in the GCL

north and 3rd at the

Clinton Massie tournament.

Coach Ernst gets Kevin McCor­mick to refocus during a break in the action.

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Front Row: Shelli Ruppert, Colleen Sayer man, Diana Burnham, Dorothy Smith. Ruppert, Kim Wallace, Jessica Overman DeWitt, Ann Feighery

Schwieter­Row: Coach John

Hughes, Teresa

state tourna­boys team put up

a fight as well and Curtiss Rasnic won the Indvidual Overall championship. Way to Curtiss!

Junior, Bob Durmers takes his

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Katie Noonan winds up for a sure strike

In the ready position, Amanda

Paul pounces

on the ball rolling her

way.

"Today is now, now IS

today!"

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Strike 3! The amazing Holly Zelnio

takes down another help­

less batter.

In a flash of Eagle spirit, Carrie Robi­son sprints down the first base line.

What time is it? Game time! The Lady Eagles get super psyched for their competition in a team huddle.

With a smile, Rachel Byrd laces up the next big game.

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Men's Volleyball

Brandon Fillinger

Jason Jones

Alex Edgel

Front Row: Brad Zavakos, Alex Treadway, Ben Rosenbauer. Back Row: Tom Srang, Jon Ricciuto, Brandon Fillinger.

Fronr Row: Brad Zavakos, Jon Ricciuto, Brandon Fillinger, Josh Brand, Alex Treadway, Ben Rosen­bauer, Tom Srang. Back Row: Tyler Fillinger, Raben Craig, Greg Meyers, Tim Ross, Travis Pfander, Brendan Shields, Alex Edge!.

Front Row: Serh Wilson, Alex Beach, Brendan Shields, Luke Dickman. Row 2: Greg Meyers, David Brun, Travis Pfander. Row 3: Sreven Montgomery, Chris Borchers, J sh Sorer, Jason Jones. Back Row: Coach John Zaidain, Coach Megan Marrinan. Coach Dennis Hale demonsrrares how to play

defense during a rime our.

Men's Ten • nls

Conrad Klank Joe Piechota Bobby Miller, Bruce Fortson, Gian Genovesi, Luke Hampel.

Odis Scales

Front Row: Joe Salvucci, Joe Piechota, Ryan Coates, Bobby Miller, Gian Genovesi, Bruce Fortson. Row 2: Dan Bolton, Peter McCormick, Peter Ferneding, Odis Scales, Tim O'Hearn, Luke Hampel. Back Row: Coach Audrie Coates, Michael Quill, Neil Wittberg, Alex Holmes, Bill Hallinan, Conrad Klank, Coach Jim Brooks.

Neil Wittberg

Gian Genovesi

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Joel Hart'06

Eagles in action

George McCarthy '07

Chris Burling '05

George McCarthy

Back: Mitch Ausdenmoore, Jeremy Marshall, Taylor Bonner, Jus­tin Sprague, Coach Middle: John Bowron, Jeff Dufresne, Ricky

Franklin, DeShaun Gullatte, Marquis Loritts. Front: Michael Waldron, Julian Romero Dana Cook, Chad Briggs

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Mark Harris'06

conremplates the action on

the field

VARSITY BASEBALL

FRESHMEN

RESERVE TEAM Back: Coach Castle, Jordan Wortham, Jonce Tackett, Dan

Wetzel, Blake McCroskey, Coach McDaniel Middle: Kyle Retzloff, Dan Garcher, Dominic Iseli-Smith,

Craig Vangas, Greg Wollen haupt, Jordan Hunt Front: Greg Wollenhaupt, Phil Plummer, Sam Schwende­

man, Casey Luken, Travis Lovato, Nick McMahon

VARSITr

Back: Coach Moody, Veit Parker, Joel Hart, Matt Bruggeman, JP Cooper, Curtis Rasnic, George McCarthy Front: Todd Flohre, Mike Franklin, Nick Hess, Jimmy Gaudion, Chris Burling, Jim Pickrel, Brandon Postel.

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The Track and Field Program had a successful season. The men's team finished third in GCL. The 4x200 team of Travis Jackson, Josh H arris , Javon Ringer and Brandon Harrison set a new GCL record. Brandon H arrison was GCL track athlete of the meet. Brandon also won the Division I District 100m and qualified for the Regional and State Meets. Rion Robinson won the Division I District Discus and qualified for the Regional and State Meets. The women's team won the Divi­sion I District Meet. Individual District Champions included Chantee Mathews winning the 100m Hurdles and 300m Hurdles, Kwesi Seabrook winning the 400m Dash and the 4x400m Relay team of Kwesi Seabrook, Ravelle Clements, Shayla Fields, Chantee Mathews and Ariel Johnson. Other Regional qualifiers included Serena Allen in the 100m Dash, Ravelle Clements in the 400m Dash, Rachel Arnold in the High Jump and the 4x200m Relay of Serena Allen, Ariel Johnson, Tierra Ste­phens and Ravelle Clements. Chantee Mathews was the Division I Regional Cham­pion in the 100m Hurdles and qualified for the State Meet along with Kwesi Seabook in the 400m, and the women's 4x200m Team.

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Brittany Collins clearing the hurtles during the 100 meter hurtles at rhe Xenia meet.

A.J. Curry, a sophomore, throws the shot at the Wayne Invitational. She has improved tremendously over the last rwo years, and is only an inch away from breaking the school record in the shot put. Way to go A.].!

in the exchange zone during the 4 x 200 meter relay. This relay team placed third at Districts and Regionals, and qualified for the State meet. The State team consisted of Ravelle Clements, Serena Allen, Ariel Johnson, and Tierra Stephens.

Jason Piekenbrock prepares to launch the discus.

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First Row: Jason Piekenbrock, Chris Eckert, Kenny Watson, Rion Robinson, Clark Williams, Josh Harris, Danny Babal, Marcus Lambright, Thomas Johnson. Second Row: Alex Baudakus, Jeremy Miller, Tyrone Jones, Martin Jarvis, Devon Givens, Chris Stargell.Third Row: Stephen Gilbert, Brendan Conniff, Josh Herzer, Patrick Mahor­ney, Travis Jackson, Quan Hewitt, Yemoni Hughley, Ben Stayer. Fourth Row: Brandon White, Cody Potts, Blaze Burke, James Aubrey, J. D. Burleson, Crisp us Kimani. Coaches: Coach Alvina Candler, Coach Ed Marrinan, Coach Bridget Pierson, Coach Mickey Mominee, Coach Derrick Robinson.

Arnold clearing the bar during the high jump.

First Row: Chantee Mathews, .. ----.------""'!!!~---------"'!"'------------.. Kwesi Seabrook, Elaine Mar­rinan, Brittany Price, Shayla Fields, Rachel Arno ld, Sarah Fowler. Second Row: Victoria Banjoko, Frances Igah, Breann Donlin , Courtney Reyno lds, Al icia Thornberry, Serena Al­Ien , Ariel Johnson. Third Row: Ravelle Clements, A.J. Curry, Keithsha Mitchell , Alana King, BrittanyCollins, Marcia Edwards, Danielle Miles, Annie Buscemi. Fourth Row: Charise Stargell , Jarissa Black, Breanna Rosen­bauer, Wendy Potts, Shelli Rup­pert, Kayleigh Reamy, Christina Stargell , Michaela Neu. Coaches: Coach Alvina Candler, Coach Ed Marrinan, Coach Bridget Pierson, Coach Mickey Mominee, Coach

Derrick Robinson. ~iir.;:::====::==~=1~i~~~i;~~9~;5i~~iiii;~

Freshman Ravelle Clemets going up and clearing her jump. She and Senior Rachel Arnold placed very well in Districts and Rachel made

Going ... Going ...

Going ...

Charl ie Nguyen · Senior, walking to the line to Start the 200 meter dash.

Frances Igah • Fresh­man, preparing to throw the shot at the

Blaze Burke · Fresh­man, running in the 4 x 800 meter relay.

the start of the 4 x 100

Travis Jackson· Fresh­man, coming in on the final 100 meters of the 4 x 400 meter relay.

Kelsey McKinney · Freshman, taking her first of 3 jumps in the LongJump.

Ben Stayer · Freshman, flying over the hurtles during the 110 meter hurtle race

Gone!

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AfidJVestJrunior Rowing Championships

The stroke-coxswain pair of Bethany Bmn and Kate Athmer has been tearing up the racecourse for tWO years now. Kate was the only senior on the tean1 this year.

Head coach Mike NWes gives instructions through a megaphone so they girls that are row­ing can hear him.

watel following a Gold Medal finis"

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-=:'4; Elizabeth Pavy Honor Patch , P.A.A. Josh Shaman P.A.A. Stephanie \1V'eber Honor Patch, PA Jessica Payne Honor Patch Molly Shanks Honor Patch, FA: Theatre Mcyhal Weinert Honor Patch Travis Pfunder Honor Letter, Han. Eng. 10, SA: VB Caitlin Shay Honor Letter, French I Karen Wells Honor Letter

Latin II, Honors Pre-Calculus, Dale Shul tz Honor Patch, German I Katherine Wi ll Honor Pin, SA: softball National Latin Exam: Perfect Score, Caroline Sicnoff Am.Sign L"lng. II Margaret W illiams SA: Swimming

Em ily Phiips-Roth Honor Letter Jenny Sikora O.A.M. Zach W illis SA: Soccer Meghan Phillips Honor Letter , Religion 10 Brett Sipes Writing and Research, P.A.A. Andrea W inchester Honor Pin Weston Philpot PA O.A.M., SA: Soccer Neil Wittberg Honor Pin Nathan Pippenger Honor Pin , Spanish III Katherine Slayback P.A.A., O.A.M., SA: VB/Swimming Sarall Woerner SA: Swimming Melan ie Plake Honor Patch Megan Slayback Honor Patch Kathryn Woeste Honor Pin , Religion II Christi ne Pleiman Honor Letter, SA: tenn is Alice Sledge Pres. Achievement Award, O .A.M. Jenna Yaney Honor Pin , SA: CC/Swimming Dennis Poelking PA Claire Sloss P.A.A., O.A.M. Mary Beth Yingling SA: Tennis Saralo Porter Pres. Achievement Award Anlber Smi th General English 10 Joseph Young P.A.A. Donovan Potter SA: Football Daniel J. Smith PA Bradly Zavokos O.A.M. , SA: Volleyball Cody POttS Honor Patch Daniel L. Smith SA: Cross Country, PA Holly Zelnio Honor Pin, SA: Softb'fll Anne Prier Honor Letter Dorothy Smith PA: 2 years Erin Z ugelder Honor Patch Kimberly Pritchard Honor Letter Kelsey Smi th Pep Band Amanda Pudenz Honor Pin, French II, AP Bio. MacKenzie Smith Honors German N, PA.A., OAM., SA: CC Katherine Pudenz Honor Patch, German III Natalie Smith O.A.M.

Perfect Attendance for 4 Years: Thomas Pyper Honor Patch, Honors Alg.lGeom. Lohit Solomon PA

Danielle Dunson, Daniel McElroy, Caroline Sicnolf, Erin Quinn Honor Patch Jessica Sommer Honor Patch, Career Explor., Child Psych. Kayleigh Reanl)' Honor Patch Jacob Soter P.A.A. ,O.A. M.

Pete Spanel, and Brei Thornron.

Brittany Reeves Han. French IV, P.A.A. , O.A.!v!. Emerald Sparks Honor Pin Amber Renick Print Media 2, P.A.A. Lisa Spitzig P.A.A. National Merit Commended Students: Kyle Retzloff Honor Letter, CP An,er. Studies Claire Stanislawski P.A.A. , O.A.M., SA: Bowling/Softball Katelyn Athmer, Brett Sipes, Jordan Edgel,

An nelise Ricciuro Honor Letter Charise Stargell Honor Patch, Algebra I B Claire Sloss, Saralo Fowler, Brea Thornron,

Jonathon Ricciuto O.A.M., SA: Volleyball Lauren Stayer Honor Pin , SA: CC/Track Brittany Reeves & Joseph Young

Allison Richard Honor Patch Caitlin Srockelman Honor Letter, SA: Swin:u:ning National Merit Semi-Finalists:

Tyler Rigsby Honors Latin IV, P.A.A. , EmilySuader SA: Vo lleybal l Nathan Loyd, Tommy Timeloni & Andrew Weber

O.A.M., SA: Wrestl ing Jacyln Strader World Literature, OAM., SA: Volleyball Mereditll Rinehart Honor Letter, German II, PA Saralo Streebich Honor Letter National Merit Finalist: Nathan Loyd Patrice Roberts PA Alexandra Stuckey Honor Patch Taylor Robinson SA: Cheerleading Jessica Taylor Honor Patch Carrie Robison P.A.A., O.A.M., SA: Softball Zenar Tekesre Honor Pin, P.A.A. , SA: Soccer Michael Rooths SA: Track Laura Telepak Honor Pin, Art II, PA, SA: Volleyball CODES: Brianna Rosenbauer Honor Patch Maechelle Thompson Honor Letter, Commwlications, PA = Perfect Aftendance Srephanie Ross Religion 12, P.A.A. , O.A.M. , SA: Meal Planning, O.A.M. SA = Scholar Athlete Volleyball Alicia Thornberry SA: CClTrack O.A.M. = Ohio Award of Merit Timothy Ross SA: Volleyball Anlber Thornron O.A.M., PA: 3 years PAA = Presidential Academic Award

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1 ... 2 ... 3 ... Smile! The 04-05 Yearbook Satff consisted of fifteen juniors and seniors. Jim Pera headed the large group along with Margharita Worth, the yearbook editor in chief Every day 7th period was spent taking pictures of the student

body and working on spreads. The staff was also required to follow all extra curricular activities which included the sports teams and clubs. The students worked extremely hard in and out of class

to create a wonderful yearbook full of memories and good times.

Senior, Maribeth Yingling shuffles through the camera at the end of seventh period Year­book to see what pictures were taken that day. This was Maribeth's favorite part of Yearbook class.

Mr. Joe Staley watches over the busy Yearbook room one day while Yearbook teacher, Jim Pera is out. "Everyone knows what needs to be done when they walk into the room. It is not chaos, there is just a lot of work to be completed," says Junior, Lauren Stayer of the Yearbook Staff.

Yea~book teacher, Jim Pera and Junior, Katy Olmstead look through a picture in an atttempt to identifY certain people for the Yearbook.

1. Katy Olmsted and Jessica Keys became even better friends through Yearbook class.

2. Elaine Marinnan and Stephanie Ross had fun every day together.

3. Seniors, Maribeth Yingling, Susie Thurin, and Pete Spanel are on a mission to take pictures of the Science Department.

4. Juniors, Maggie Moore and Brittany Naas love being creative in yearbook class.

5. Samantha Budd, Brittany Naas, and megan mercer take a break from the computer. All three girls enjoyed yearbook so much that they will be on the staff again for their senior year.

6. Elaine Marrinan writes a note up on the board. She always knew how to keep the staff organized.

Mock Trial

"Bigs & Stories ... "

Big Brothers-Big Sisters and Stories Come Alive are just two of the many outstanding service programs coordi­nated by the Community Service pro­gram at C-J under the direction of Mrs. Kelli Kinnear. Students who participate in these activities all share an 8th period study hall and during that time they either prepare for their visits to their partner schools, or spend time with their "littles" in the field. This year the "Bigs" shared their time with students at Richard Allen Academy and Dayton Catholic. The Stories Come Alive pro­gram was active in the Kindergarten & First Grade classes at Resurrection and Webster Elementary. These are C-J stu­dents at their finest, making a difference in the lives of kids.

On Friday February 11, 2005 several CJ students participated in the Mock Trial District competition at the Montgomery County Courthouse. They competed against teams from other schools in a live courtroom environment before actual judges and attorneys. This year's case is a civil case dealing with issues of animal rights and free speech. Our "varsity" team placed first overall, defeating teams from eighteen other schools including perennial powerhouse St. Xavier. Our team's first place finish qualified them for the State Competi­tion in Columbus. Senior Nathan Loyd and junior Katy Martinez each won Best Attorney awards. Also, juniors James Harris, Krista Seaman and Nikki Winchester all won Best Witness awards. The team placed 10th overall at the State competition. They performed extremely well, narrowly missing advancing to the state finals. Nathan Loyd, James Harris and Krista Seaman all won individ­ual awards for the performances at state.

Front Row: Katy Martinez, Nathan Loyd, Nikki Winchester, Robin Hirtle. Middle Row: Ariya Arnold, Joshua Howell, Krista Seaman.

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Big Brothers\Big Sisters

Fronr Row: Lauren Hefferon, Ariel Johnson, Taylor Robinson, Jessica Buescher, Meghan Fleck, Brittany Naas, Megan Hankey, Jim Gaudion Middle Row: Lauren Nemeth, Jackie Strader, Martina Cronin, Ann Feighery, Laura DeVita, Natalie Bauer Back Row: Kiara Heidenreich, Severin Mahirwe, Courtney Garman, Gian Genovesi, Kacey Watts, Mark Trick, Jasmine Frank

Athletic Scholarship Winners

stories Come Alive

Front Row: Kiara Heidenreich, Severin Mahirwe, Ann Feighery, Jasmine Frank, Kacey Watts, Jim Gaudion, Courtney Garman, Sarah Fowler Back Row: Brea Thornton, Mark Trick, Gian Genovesi, Monica Eltzroth, Grace Finn, Jordan Edgel

C-J is always blessed with many talented athletes, but this year seems to have pro­duced the largest group of scholarship ath­letes ever. Back row: Aisha Jefferson (Michi­gan State), Lyndsey Goldsberry (Bowling Green), Stephanie Ross (Pittsburg), Patrick Mansfield (Pittsburg), Jena Schafer Mer­cyhurst), Maria Getty (Villanova), Derrick Brown (Xavier), John Bonner (Eastern Michigan), Jon Myles (Ball State), Kyfe Davis, Javon Ringer (Michigan State), Lester Troutman (Kent State, Brandon Harrison (University of Michigan), Jaimel Johnson (University of Tennessee) and Sean Allen (Findlay).

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Back: Billy Carrigg, Blake Sheridan, Nate Wallace. Middle: Lisa Mergler, Erin Martin, KC Jones, Riya Arnold. Front: Mr. Srachler & Mrs. Kennedy.

Srephanie Baldridge and friend.

Stephanie Baldridge, Hanin Alkhafaji, Claire Ferneding

Hanin Alkhafaji, Jordan Feeney Stephanie Baldrige

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Ms. Dozer helping Jackie Strader before a volleyball match (above.)

Constance Howard & Ashley Camp

TRAINERS

Trainors (L-R) Front Row: Meghan Newlin, Erin Zugelder, Monica Eltzroth, Jennifer Hall. Back Row: Constance Howard, Susan Thurin, Mrs. Dozer, Allison Hall, Ashley Camp

Cj Sp1..1r"t5 '_N!,·dlciJ1e

Back: Constance Howard, Ashley Camp, Allison Hall. Front: Jennifer Hall, Ashley Camp

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Susan Thurin, Matt Evans, & Noelle Brown are enjoying a relaxing block lunch together.

Stephanie Wolf takes a moment from her lunch to pose for our camera.

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Kyle Palmeroy & Ryan McClain have sat together at lunch since fi"eshman year and always find fun things to laugh about.

The Cafeteria Lunch time is a break for all

students. It's a twenty-three minute

period where there are no bells,

teachers, or work for students.

Lunch is definitely a break for all;

even the teachers who don't have to

lecture though will be in the cafete­

ria supervising.

Robin

Hirtle

& Alexa

Lopez

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Alyson Richards asking Mr. Pierce, her algebra teacher for help with homework, using her homeroom period wisely.

Mike Crider and friends working together to figure out their homework for their next class.

Homeroom­Periods 4 & 5

Homeroom is the period where

students don't have to do anything.

It's twenty-three minutes of resting,

relaxing, visiting friends, playing

card games, or maybe doing home­

work due the next period. Students

can also go get help from other

teachers, or try and get ahead in

their studies.

Alex Holmes, out in the hallway, raking a brealc from school work.

Pat Dowd

Meggie Williams

Mr. Riccutio standing (on a desk) next to

Mr. Sraley. Even teachers have a lirrle fun

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Summer Leadership Training- Dayron Dragons Game: Back row: Brirrany Brown, Jen Hall, Tina Barbour, Michael Crider & Severin

Mahirwe. From row: Marcia Edwards, Brei Thormon & Zach Schulke

Into the Streets service project participants Danielle Midlam & Morgan C hami

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BLOOD DRIVE- Have a Hearr, Give Blood!

Back row: Brieanna Duckerr­Graves Brirrany Fryanr, Rion

Robinson, Michael Crider, Alena Curry, Jim McAuley,

Jasmine Frank, Clarence Sarch­ell , Allison Adkins, Morgan Chami, Danielle Midlam & Lisa Folkerrh. Middle Row:

Taylor Robinson& Brei Thorn­ron. From Row: W ill Haley &

Miss Ruffolo.

Student 2004 -

Council 2005

End of the year party-Back Row: Jen Hall, Rion Robinson, Chad Kroger, Eryn Ecton & Tara McGinnis. Front row: Stasi Gomez, Brei

Thornton & Taylor Robinson

Student Council Christ­mas Party

Row 4: Meghan Phillips. Lisa Folkerth. Danielle Midlam. Morgan Chami. Jim McAuley. Tina Barbour. RO\~ 3: Frankie Gomez. Sarah Woerner. Molly Shanks. Stasi Gomez. Zach Schulke. Miss Ruffolo. Mr. Fuchs. Row 2: Allison Adkins. Brittany Bryant. Jasmine Frank. Chad Kroger. Row 1: Will Haley. Jane Tuss

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STUDENTS OF DIVERSITY MISSION STATEMENT

Mrs. Cheryl Smith, Advisor

"To motivate and inspire Chaminade-Julienne

students to become active youth leaders

within their school and community through cel­

ebrating diverstiy and our h · " common erttage.

DIVAS OF DISTINCTION

The "Divas of Distinction" step dancers are an ex­tremely popular and polished group of performers at the Assembly. Pictured to the right are: Nancy Strickland (also shown above), Zenar Tekeste and Candice Scales.

"Pedro" made an infamous appear­

ance at the Stu­dents of diversity

Assembly this year. The "Vote for Pe­

dro" phenomenon was popularized

by the cult movie favorite Napoleon

Dynamit.

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Back: Contance Howard, Jamiel Johnson, Kenny Watson, Clarence Satchell, Jarhal Duncan, Tyler Fillinger, Chelsea Onyia. Middle: Elvia Jones, Mary McDermott, Chris Stargell, Otis Scales, Courtney Reynolds, Emilee Hall, Sade Dike. Front: Meghan Newlin, Marcia Edwards, Jamine Frank, Maechelle Thompson, Nancy Strickland,Asia Hollis, Juliett Parrott.

Each year the Students of Diversity are involved in planning various community ser­vice projects, the February Valentine's Day turnabout dance and a very special "Diversi­ty program for the entire school community. They also plan several field trips during the school year and they try to bring different events to C-J. In March '05 the group vis­ited the Underground Railroad Museum in Cincinnati. What an exciting day it was!

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S.O.D. ASSEMBLY

Tyler Fillinger & Jarhal Duncan enjoy the acts during the annual Students of Diversity Assembly.

Phil Hewitt, Conrad Klank & Eliot Klosterman

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ADMI IS RAIl N C-J is led a by a diverse and talented administrave team

led by new president, Dan Meixner '84

D'RE~TOROF

M'N'~TRY

Jim Pera

AT"LETI~ D'RE~TOR Jim Place

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Sr. Damienne Grismer, SND

'hfe,.im P,.ihcipal Dr. James Lipovsky, PhD

PRE~'DENT

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Mr. Stachler and Mrs. Mason strut their mismatched attire

,during Spirit week.

NUR~E

Success! Jena Schafer hugging her mom on the day she signed her national letter of intent for Mercyhurst College

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Guidance anyone??!?

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Mrs. Angela Mason, Office of Student Services

Cindy Wheadey & Matt Luhn (below 1 & r) ably man the Var Tek office taking care of our daily technology needs.

Cindy Budde, President's Office

Jeanne Spitzig, Development Office

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Mrs. Lois Mann (left) and Mrs. Clara Davis (above) staff the Main Office.

Mr. Charlie Hottenger,

super sub.

Department secretary

Mr. Ross Moreland. Grounds and Mainenance

Business Office

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C; ENGLISHI Sophmore Katherine Ryder takes a quick break to smile

for the camera.

Freshman Lohit Solomon types a paper in the lab.

Soccer teammates Lauren Hefferon and Lauren Ne­meth work on homework

together.

Above: Sophmore Jacy Closser studies intentively.

Left: Junior Ann Feighery concentrates on her English homework.

Below: Ashley Siebert and Leanna Galyk are having a

great time in English. They work great as a team.

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Senior Mike Schultz (above) spends part of his study hall working on homework.

Mrs. Bardine (right) grades her students as they give an oral presenta­tion to the class.

Mr. Brooks gives a lecture to his senior students. Mr. Brooks is also the CJ Wom­en's Tennis Coach.

Freshman Jimmy McAuley listens to the lecture in English class.

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SociAl Studies It was another year of home­

work, quizzes, tests, papers,

and projects for C-J students

taking social studies classes.

This was the first year that

all Sophomores had to take

American Studies, which was

formerly a Junior class. Some

students weren't happy about

the switch, because they no

longer had the option of tak­

ing an honors level course.

However, they could opt to

take AP (Advanced Place­

ment) American Studies

either their Junior or Senior

year, which is now taught by

Mr. Sparrow, who in addition

taught Psychology. Other new

additions to the Social Studies

program at C-J include Mr.

Shuster and Mr. Colvin, who

taught American Studies and

??, respectivly. This was also the

last year for Mr. Glancy who

taught World Cultures and

Psychology for the past several

years. This being a presidential

election year, Ms. Ruffalo'sAP

Government class had many

debates over the candidates,

John Kerry and George Bush,

and their issues. These debates

were open for other classes to

watch throughout the school

day to learn more about the

candidates.

Mr. Colvin makes a poine during one of his World Cultures classes. Mr. Colvin is also one of our assistane varsity football coaches.

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Junio r. Caroline Jenrleson is al l ears in her social srudies class.

Kisa Sosebee and Kyle Davis seem to be ready for snack break by the looks of things.

Ms. Ruffolo-always has a smile for her students, well alomost always!

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Scien e §epartm nt

MRS. BARABRA GROENE "It is rewarding to see students

make connections between what they do in class and what hap­pens in lab and outside of the classroom."

MRS. JULIE HOBBS " ... Onlya rookie who knows

nothing about science would say science takes away from faith. If you REALLY study science, it will bring you closer to God."

-Dr. James Tour

MS. KATHLEEN JENNINGS "One reason I love teaching

science ... When its time for dis­section, many students hesitate because they think its smelly and gross. Its great to watch them really get into it and ex­cited that they can actually "see" what we've been talking about in class ."

Ju niors Jessica Ivory and Lindsey Engle

Ms. Jennings (below)demonstrates to her class how to cut open a squid . A squid was JUSt one of the many rusections that took place in her senior anatomy class.

(Righr) Every)'ear Earrh Day is cel­. ebrared by rhe C] sraudenrs. Posrers

. ' are made ro bring awareness rhe our .. communiry. This posrer read rhar ro

keep air clean you should ride bikes insread of driving.

(Lefr) Junior, Greg Williams

Sophmores Grace Doepker and Alex DiMuccio (below)

(Left) Decembre Smi rh in me science lab filling a beaker. She seems to enjoy rhe experiment she is working on.

MR. ROBERT KATCAVAGE

MRS. AMY KENNEDY "The three Scientieers."

MR. BILL STACHLER

MS. CHRIS TETZLAFF

MR. MIKE THUENTE

"My favorite part of teaching science is seeing my students faci­nated with a scientific concept or

idea."

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Front: Mark Trick Back: Chad Kroger

When on the third floor along Franklin Street, be prepared to hear people conversing in French, German, Latin, and Spanish. The third floor seems like a whole new world with all of the artwork on the walls, parties going on, and studying in many tongues. Our lan­guage teachers sure know how to make learning foreign languages fun and exciting.

Ms. Casey Brown Mss. Kara Humphrey Mrs. Stacey Dues

The Language Lab is a place for any language student ro do some fun learning on the computer. Software like Holt VVorfd Languages allows stLIdents ro play games and learn about the chapter they are studying in the classroom.

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Mrs. Linda Colas Dr. Jim Lipovsky Ms. Margaurite Regan Mrs. Arlene AdcocK

Ms. Casey Brown's French 3 class stLIdies on Toga Day during Spirit Week. The French classroom's beautiful mural of the ciry of Paris can b~ seen in the background.

Business Mrs. Paula Beach teaches classes in the Business Department, all of which include Accounring 1 and 2 and Microkeyboard­ing. While Accounting is a great way for some students to learn about money, Microkeyboarding teaches others how to

type quickly and understand the different uses of a computer.

Mrs. Paula Beach

Family and Consumer Sciences

Family and Consumer Sciences is a broad name for all that Mrs. Mary Ann Bray does. Her classes include Culinary Arts, Housing and Interior Design and Family Living. She not only teaches students good skills for the future but also makes the classes very fun.

Mrs. Mary Ann Bray

Sean Allen (r) works on a drafring project under the ever-watchful eye of Mr. young.

Front (right to left): Amanda Pudenz ???, Claire Ferneding, ))?, Nick Morton Mrs. Bray Back (right to left): Katie Pudenz, Jena Schaefer, Catherine Meadors, Anmar Alkhafaji,

Stephanie Gosser

K~y{I~ ' McCormick and Bobby Miller y;rhip up some tasty treats in Culinary I Arts class.

Lauren Nemeth displaying her handiwork.

Industrial Technology

Mr. Bob Young teaches Industrial Tech­nology. Many students who have him are talcing Engineering Drafting. This class is also an elective class which is taken only for one semester.

Mr. Bob Young

Mrs. Barr

Mrs. Lasley

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((.Jlrt is not what you see, hut what you make others see."

Ross, Keith Ward & Kelli Gray playing their trumpets.

'" (jeorgia O'Xeeffe

Laura Telpak drawing a sketch

for her next art

Back Row: Annelise Riccurio, Shannon Lonneman, Ariya Arnold. Middle Row: Ali Hess, Brinany Naas, Samantha Budd, Jane Tuss, Jon Riccutio. Front Row: Ryan Mclain , Kenny Heiden­reich, Katherine Jones, Laura Telepak, Dan Smith

Doug Edwards

An1anda Paul, Alex Lopez, and Lisa Scarpelli playing the clarinet.

Joe Salvucci

Front Row: (L-R) Frankie Gomez, Alexa Lopez, Krista Seaman, Megan Grab iel. Back Row: Meghan Phillips, Sarah Strebiech, Jord ie Edge! , Lauren Boucher, Nathan Eloe, Alex

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As Freshmen, students begin learning about the Old and New Testament. As Sophmores, students study Chris­tology. Moving on into their Junior year, the focus shifts toward moral and social issues. Finally, as Seniors, students learn about Church History and Christian Lifestyles. Throughout ones four years at CJ, religion will be a major part of what a student has learned. The staff here at CJ works incredibely hard to impart students with impecable knowledge. From class projects to fun group discussions, Religion class never gets boring.

Mrs. McCrate lectures her Religion class us­ing the projection screen. Teachers use this method to outlline the class and students take notes as they talk.

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Relgion teacher, Mr. Conard quiets down his class while he talks. Mr. Conard is also part of the Ministry & Service Office and lead many retreats.

Ms. Berlinghof

Mr. Mominee stands at his podium in his classroom on the 3rd floor and leads a group discussion with his Junior Religion class. Religion classes at CJ are not just about reading text­books but about talks on important issues. This allows students to express themselves through topics that are important to them.

Seniors, Annie Neal, ??, and Rachel Arnold give the '05 hand signal during their religion class.

Mr. Derus hands back paper in his Junior religion class.

The stained glass windows of St. Julie Billiart and Father Joseph Chaminade can be admired in C]'s chapel located in the annex.

This proud Freshman shows off her artwork that she did in Religion class. All teachers find ways to make religion hands on and fun by doing activites that enrich our Christian lifestyles.

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Congratulations, Nick.

"We are proud of you!

"WE LOVE YOU!

Morn, Grandma,

Josh "07" & Uncle Dean

Delante, Congratulations!!!!! You've made it. Where has the time gone? It seems just like yesterday we

were getting you ready for pre-school and now you are graduating. It's been a long journey, and you have

finally made it to the fork in the road. The path you choose from here starts a lifetime of com­

mitment and dedication. Hopefully the values that we instilled in you will help you

make the right choices in your BRIGHT future. We wish you the BEST and we know that you expect nothing but the best. ALWAYS remembers ... we are PROUD of you, we LOVE you and we are always here for you.

Much Love,

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Even though we are always arguing, I look up to you. I am proud of you and I Love you.

Your Lil'Sis .. .Jasmenn

Look to the Future with Great Expectations,

M C A

Congratulations Eric, our little pilot! We love you! Dad ('76), Mom, Brian ('01),

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U Your Journe~'s Just Begun!

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Continue to question and reach for the stars.

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Best Wishes for a Successful Year!!

From the Chaminade-Julienne

Co-Educators Parenti Administration Meetings-First

Monday of the Month

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