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At trie beginning of the year, yearbook class started Wth a few struggles and set-bacfc, Trie majority of trie students were first-year members and had to be taugh t few the software and camera operated, "Learning the new software and learning how the camera worked was stressful a t times, bu t the editors were always t^iere to ^elp ou t " commented Sarah Mifesell. Also, a t tf ie s tar t of the year, Yearbook members had some issues With reaching their deadlines on time,

Although the beginning of tf ie year was a struggle, students pulled through, fehley lorns stated, "We were able to wor^ as a team and overcome some of he diff icult obstacles we aced," Members began

to understand the software better and became more familiar With the camera, As the year progressed, members began wording as a team and pages guic^l i j s tar ted to improve and more were being submitted on time, Regardless of all the troubles in the beginning, this staff may have designed the best yearbook the school has e\jerseev\,

Left: Wording hard, Sarah Mfce l l and KaWe Thompson review trie pictures on the Yearbook camera, Sam avid KaWe were botfi first year staff members, Below: Showing participation, Melissa Trostel and Angel Tobey are (helping to create trie i^earboo^ banner for tf\e Homecoming parade,

Front Row From Left: KaWe Thompson, Dana Mistier, brlama Wilson, Ashley Cmm, SiAsamafa baker, RaqM Boyne, and 5ara^ Mi^esell, Bac6 Row From Left: Mrs, Tina Stacy, Ashley Jams, brodvj young, Heather Newman, Emily Jen^inson, and Angel Tobey, Below: Caption Editior-Dana Mister, Editor in Crieif-As^ley Jones, Assistant Editor-Racfel boymand Lay-Dut Editior-Emily Jgn^inson.

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Vickie Benner Micfel Buscfoman Carin Clifton Dale Crabb Vickie Deartn"

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Katriy Hermanson Theresa lacobson Robert Konzelman

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•t i l Rose Master Sandy Master Srieri McGraw

Criris Stevens Ron Stevens Barb Stevens Kim Sullivan Catherine Tadey

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Above: Jus Rearlck studies for his biology test in Mr, Qemdts 3rd hour class,

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Gavin Norton Cy Page Nicholas Peterson Jessica Pettit Ashley Piper

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Freshmen

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WoJdyla seems content.

o v e f t w i n s for a day, Aluj55a Ailyn and Julie Bic^el sf iow of tf ieir matching outfits, Left: Distracted by the camera Shav\v\ov\ Dmfee forgets all abou t her studies,

Above: M a y b e if H\eaqav\ Myers and Liz West concentrate hard enough they can miraculously change ffieir grades, Left: A t the Halloween Dance Cody Deery and Alex Lazo sf iow of f their feminine sides,

Alyssa AIIljki Hick Arzola Ellissa Bailey Garrett Ba er Wfiitney Banfield

Josh Brady Jordan buckman

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Asfiley Crum Drew Cultice

Cody Deery

Cav\dace Elliot Amber flolek

Tiana Basfiam Aman< ihe Bick Anthony Bonine Abby Haywortfi I

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Brittany Collins

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Asfiley Dille Shannon Dunfee

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Above: Can yow feel t(ie sisterly love between Ashley Crwm and Rebecca Webb? Left: "L006 wf ia f I found/" says Veanna Dverwyer af ter picking Ryan Carter's nose,

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Above: Loofe l i fe Jordan 5imola and Steprian Vantwoud should t a f e smiling lessons f rom Broderic^ Schmidt, L006 a t tfiose pearly whites!

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Amanda Esparza Justin loehmer

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Jordan broeker Theresa burroughs Dylan bush Kevin Carlson Katie Carter

Kasey demons Amber dingier Brandon Cooper Bryan Com Vance Curtis

Ben Doty James Downey Bobbi Flagg Jaimie Fuller Courtney Golding

WyattGood JoseWe Green KaylaGrover A J, Hansel man Rebecca McElroy 5eav\ Meadows Corey Minix Dam Misfiler Sfianna Moore

Rmn Loefamer hAeaqan Maes Devin Master Mallorw. Master Brienna Mastrilli

Troy m\Affmav\ Emily Keller Elyse Kelly Keisha Kesfle Ashley Kitts

Devin Huff Cody Hunt Mi^ey Hwfwd lada Jacfcsov\ Mia^ Jordan

Molly HarlTMKi Cat^y Heiser 5^awn Hinsey Ashley Hnafwsfe Kevin HoneycMtt T\Aesdae Artmav\ Adam baker Ro^ Bell Weaker berqy\er Rachel Bovjv\e

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Soccer 9-1 2, Basketball 9-1 2, Softball 9-12, Art-Club 1 2, Health OccMpations

Cfeerleadlng 9 & 10, French Club 9-12, Softball 10 &11, Drama Club 10, yearbook Caption Editor 10, Art Club 11& 12

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Baseball 9- Soccer, Basketball, Track, Football, Spanish Club, Art Club

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Parley Piper

Melissa Rufinow

Heather Newman Triad DsJ

Lisa Richer James Riffey

Kevin Sriuldf Cory See

Elizabeth Smitn" Kody Snyder Brittany 5teen

Shannon Dwnfee 6nows Andrew through MSN

Messenger, Sara Swanson Alison Tobey

Lee Uvermyer

Jon Roberts

Brandi Stevens

Blayne Townsend

Darek P\oro

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Brittany Sullivan

Adam VanMeter

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Above: Showing off (lis sweet tattoo, Dakota 5fieppard smiles for trie camera,

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Art Club 9-12, Drama Club 9-1 'i Frencn Club 9-12 Science Club 1 D~

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Soccer, Football Basketball Baseball Building Trades, 9 yrs, of 4-H

Band, Drama Club, Cferale, FEA, Student Council, Golf, French Club

Art Club 10-12, FEA 10-12, Spanish 9-1 2, Basketball 9-12, Baseball 9-12, Soccer 9-11

Volleyball, Basketball, Softball. Spanlsn Club, Cons, Frencn Club, BPA, FEA °res ; dent senior \}U NHS, 4-H 10 yrs

member, Hoosier Girls State D< Vice Pres. se class

Spanish Club, French Club, Cornucopia, NHS,, Drama Club, Crieerleading, Cferale, Newspaper

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S e n i o r R o u g H i e s

Most Lively to Live in Culver Fore^er\ Kevin Carboy] and Brandi Stevens

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Elyse Kelly and Vance Curtis

Most Captivating Eyes; Sara Swanson and Jordav] broeker

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There were three art classes offered In high school They were Introduction to 3D A r t Painting, and Printmaking,

In Introduction to 3D A r t the students made pottery such as a box with a lid and a coil p o t When making the box with a lid, some students made different shapes, freshman Emma Vorevxz. said, "I enjoyed making trie cup because it was the easiest:

In Painting trie students learned how to use water colors, fempra paints, and oil paints, They also drew landscapes and self portraits, Also, as their final exam, the students had to go to the chruch and d raw it,

In Printmaking the students learned how to do glue prints, lanolium cuts, and etchings, There were many diff icult projects, When asked what the hardest thing she had to make Cy Page said, uThe coll pot because it enraged me to the point of disgust!"

It was a very educational year for the art students,

Qeifi Woidyla knows Jenny from choir,

Left: Whitney Kestle makes building a sculpture took easy even though it is her first year in high school art,

Above: Tfiis year was Don Swartzell'5 first year in Ugh school art, but he makes sure ffiat his project is flawless,

Above: Is Adam Neace trying to took smarter} Those glasses took awfully funny, hopefully the sophomore doesn't think they're going to help him pick up any ladles, Below Rigrit: These two boys, Parker Woodward and Mitch Page, make a great pair doing their homework during IT class.

Above: Even in art there is work to be done, but Julie Bic^el does it witfi a smile on her face and her project turns out great,

Above: The boys In the back only want to talk, but freshman CMvj Miller worfo hard on painting her proiect, Rigfit: Having all tfieir work done, seniors Ashley Hnatwsfe and Dana Mister, who were the only seniors In fourth hour art, take a quick picture,

Above Left: No one ever said IT class was going to be easy work, but it loofe as though brad Dvermyer never got that memo,

Left: Wfiat a good class! look at the way model students Tommy James, John Wil^man, Deric Griffo, Austin Lazo, Zecfi Albert, and Jov\ Green work so diligently!

Rigfit: Someone who obviously loofo \\ke he knows what he's doing is Trevor Weldon, It looks \\ke Trevor is putting on quite a show for his freshman classmate Daniel Gravely,

In IT class, students built f l i ngs and learned to do a lot with their hands, This year the IT'S major class project was to design and build a handicap ramp leading up the stage for graduation, The boys had to divide themselves up in to four seperate groups, Once they divided, the groups designed four different blueprints for the ramp, After all the blueprints were made, the class decided which design looked the best and then they started to build their ramp,

The blueprint t ha t was chosen came from the group consisting of Cody Dvermyer, Cody Kozwbik, and Michael Rouse, When asked abou t how he felt abou t having the best design, Cody Kozwbik stated, "We worked really hard so I'm happy our design won," Ryan Carter added, "Their groups design really was very good, even though everyone knew mine was the best:

Cody later explained the process the class went through after selecting the design, He said before they started the ramp they had to f igure out the measurements for each part, Dncethe measurements were decided upon, the boys divided up again info four teams and each team was assigned to a different par t of the ramp to work on, It was hard work, bu t the students worked hard and got the Job done,

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In P,E„ students split

their time between play ing

in the gym and going into

the weight room, Normally

students take P.E. their

freshman year, bu t not

this time, Kevin Scfiuldt, one |

of the most well-known

Seniors in the 2 DO 7

g radua t ing class, Is In a

gym class full of freshmen,

When asked wha t Kaitlyn

Looney thought about

having a senior is her gym

class she replied, "He's fun,

It's Kevin, how could he not

be fun?" Now, Kevin didn't

ever flunk gym, His

freshman year he had

band and choir With no

room for gym, Now here he

is finishing gym as a

senior, Kevin quoted,

"What is best about

gym is t ha t I'm bigger

Jennifer T\a\a grew wpwfffi ben than everyone else!"

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Rigfit: Goggles ov\l Junior lab partners Kylee Page and Stanley Bwdd try to ma6e swe that their chemistry experiment doesn't explode! Below: Stooping to avoid Mr, Konzelman's gaze, sophomore Cody Cawdill tries to stay out of trouble In the infamous chemistry teacher's class,

Ben tiuscfanm went swimming in Chris's pool

when it was frozen,

Above Left: Robert Molebasfi studies in freshman biology, preparing for a big test, Rober] said tfiaf he really enjoyed his year In Mrs, Hawwond'5 class, Above: Titrating with her buret ever-so-carefully, AP Chemistry student KmIIc Gwnder worfe in the lab

It is easy to find a branch of Science to enhy at Culver, Mrs, Wammond teaches Biology I and II, while Mr, Konzelman has Chemistry I, Integrated Chemistry and Physics, and AP Chemistry, In addit ion, now 7th grade Science teacher Mr, Berndt teaches a biology I class, Students, with a variety of interests, can all f ind one class to enjoy,

For people interested in people, animals, and plants, biology is probably r ight for you, Biology II student Tori Dawgfiarty stated, "I think Biology was a lot of fun! It was so cool when we did the dissections!"

As for individuals with a flair for reactions, equations, and laboratory work, Chemistry can be very appealing, Accord ing to Stanley Bwdd, one of Mr, Konzelman's advanced Placement Chemistry students, "Chemistry is a really tough class, bu t I enjoy work ing in the lab and doing all the calculations for lab reports,"

It is unbelieveably easy for any student to f ind the perfect Science class for them! Science Cla55 43

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How many times does a normal person use math In their everyday lives} The answer can seem quite astounding, From basic count ing to the seemingly impossible calculations used by rocket scientists, mathematics can be found everywhere!

The types of math you find in high school are usually a little bit more diff icult than basic subtract ion, The toughest math course offered at Culver Community High School is AP Calculus, "I'm a little nervous about taking Calculus next year) I have heard some scary things about that class1: Junior Johv\ Glrard stated, His sentiments were shared by many future students,

Only two students made if through the entire course during the 2DD6-2DD7 school year, Heather Newman and Vance Curtis were the brave, or possibly crazy, Cavaliers who ventured through the Jungle of AP Calculus, According to their infructor, Mr, Quschmavi, "It takes a lot of patience and confidence in your intelligence and ability to make it though this

course: With those tools In hand, the two seniors graduated with

II a full year of AP Calculus under their belts!

Left: Af ter learning a new lessor iaura iyczak av\d Beth WoJdyla practice some problems at the board in Mr, buschmarts class, Below: Pre- Calculus students Racheal looney avid Alison Tobey t r y t o get through their homework, They both agreed that class was toughl

Below: Needing a little help, Sarah Bailey, Monica Guise, and LaToya Turner reference Mr, buschmairts book for a few answers*

Above: Her fomewor^ completed, Elizabeth! Smith takes a quick nap before trie bell, Below: Junior Jasmin Crockett learns about a new topic in Algebra 2,

Above: Jill Graves listens attentivley as Mrs, Stafford gives the day's feson, Right: Using her TI-83 Plus Graphing Utility, junior Lyndsey Fisher goes th rough all the steps to solve the problem,

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Right: Kenton Lovely, Linley Mas te r and Tori Daughfary focus all their concentration on a tough French III test, Below: Work ing with her senior class, Ms, Dearth teaches French IV a b rand - new lesson,

Nmm\ Russell often sessT^adtKitfe

Senior flail.

Above: Proudly hanging tfie French flag, Junior AnJeiica Bush sfiows everyone which language she loves, Left: As they present their dialoge in Espanol, Chris Montgomery and Drew Norwich prove that they do actually pay attention in class sometimes!

Parlez- vows francais? Quesobreespangol? Don't worry, unless you take one of the two foreign language classes offered a t Culver High School, you may not understand those two questions, Most students have to choose between either French or Spanish, and this choice sometimes leads to intense rivalry,

AAs, Dearth, the French teacher at CHS for 38 years, often fold the story of the classes of the past, French and Spanish students would a t tack each other, usually harmlessly with wadded-up paper balls,

This year, students decided to revive the good-hearted wars, The two sides went back and forth, s tar t ing with the Spaniards stealing the French flag from room 2D5, The combined French III and IV class retaliated by holding a Mexican p inafa ransom, Vest la gare!" Jordan Broeker recalled, "That means i f is war' in French, We declared war on those Spaniards!" he stated happily,

Don't worry, there was no real inter-class violence in the halls of CCH5 this year; it was all good-hearted fun,

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Rigfit: "Keep that baby bundled up!" yells Mrs, Schwartz as Carly Glenn is getting ready to take the baby out into tfie cold, Below: Having a little fun in FACS, Shawn Hinsey must be doing something funny from the took on sophomore Kim Irsas face,

The 2DD6-2DD7 school year offered several dif ferent classes tha t fell under the FAC5 category, There was a sewing class, a nutrit ion class, and then there was a child development class, During the child development class, all of the students in the class had to take a very realistic baby home with them either overnight or all weekend, Most students chose overnight because caring for a baby is tough work, especially when you are also t ry ing to Juggle school and possibly a Job, Amber Smith stated, "I didn't like tak ing the baby home! I only got three hows of sleep and then I had to sit through school the next day!" It's very hard to fake care of a baby dur ing high school, and even though it is possible, most kids are Just not cut out for if, What this class did was show students t ha t most high schoolers were not ready to give a real baby the attent ion it deserves, Carly Glenn was another pupil who had to take a baby home and she said, "I thought tha t I wanted to have kids, bu t after living with tha t baby for a night I'm not so sure!" Overall, child development was a very important class, It gave kids the chance to see how important and time consuming caring for another life really is!

Rigfit: Concentration is key if Steven Montgomery wishes to finish his project, below, Showing off her money, senior Nicole Wentzel cant (\elp but smile about her fortune,

Left: Staying focused, Laura Lycza^ doesn't notice the camera, below, Trying to finish by the due date, Danny Day doesn't stray from the task at hand,

Above: Caught off guard while working is Whitney Banfield, Below: It loofo as though all of Rebecca Webbs concentration Is going straight Into the sewing machlnel

Heather sits behind Jihad In Mrs, benmr's

English class,

Above: Cutting fabric is a very important part of FACS class, Showing ( scissors are properly used, is Ashley Peterson slowly but surely snipping hier way through a soon to be wonderful creation, Left: Feeding her very realistic baby is Amber Smith, Amber said having a baby is such a pain! She had to wake up three times during the night she kept hlml

Above: Dana Sopt ta^es a minute to look over her work, Rigfit: Just a fiendly game of "Pee -a-Boo?" No, its senior Brandon Cooper working the bank In Business Lab,

To the average student, Computer Class with Mr-Schwartz is a place to hang out and mess around, However, these conceptions are false, Mr, Schwartz commented, "Students think this is a class to play games, bu t they're wrong,"

When tak ing a closer look at room 309, the sight is amazing, Students are constantly a t work; reason being, there is never homework, Another sight you will see is students learning how to use Word, Powerpoint, Excel, and Access, Jacob Sheridan commented, "My favorite par t abou t tak ing computers Is learning more about Microsoft-Word, I didn't know there were so many other things on here,"

Mr, Schwartz teaches students the value of hard work in his computer class, Students'simple commitment to learning, allows students to get ahead in life, Most students know tha t to succeed in the common work force today, employers are looking for employees with computer skills, By fak ing only one semester of computers, students gain the little skills to fake their lives to the next step and make the conceptions about computers false,

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Rigfit: After a hard day at school Ashely VanSky rests her head wfiile concentrating on her English work Below; Ward at work at her desk Is Mrs, Benner, As of 2007, Mrs, Benner worked at Culver Higfi School for twenty-eight years,

Above: Is Kevin Scfiuldt listening intently or Just daydreaming in class? Below: Looking dedicated, freshman Tommy James worfe on h\s Criterion,

Above: Yes, it is true; Troy Kauffman LOVES English class so much he meditates everyday right after lecture, Or could it possibly be that he is asleep? Either way, wfien asked about senior English class1

Troy commented,1 Reading Medieval literature was easy,"

Above Rigfif: Is Gavin Norton really helping Cody Kozubi^ with homework or are they Just posing for a picture? Above Left: If looks could k!\\\, Anielica Bush's laptop would be dead,

Commitment and dedication come to mind when you think of the English department because of all the hard work and determination that the English teachers put into teaching, This can be attributed to the head of the department Mrs, Benner, Mrs, Benner, who has taught at Culver for 28 years, has passed on her experience to the other English teachers and shaped the great department Culver Community calls its own,

Ms, Ettlinger started teaching at the beginning of the 2006-2DD7 school year, When Ms, Ettlinger was asked about Mrs, Benner, she said, "She has taught me the type of person the k\ds will respect, She is a role model for other teachers because of her interactions with teachers, students, and literature," Mrs, Benner has not only influenced the English department; she has influenced the whole school,

Mrs, Benner has taught a few of the teachers at Culver, including the principal, Mr, Hanselman, Mr, ttanselman said, "When ( ids come bac^ from college they say that her class was very tough but it prepared them for college," Another teacher that was taught by Mrs, Benner was Mr, Buscfiman, Mr, buschman also said that Mrs, bennefs classes were tough, but they prepared him for his college English classes, The Spanish teacher, Mr, Stevens, had Mrs, Benner as well, He said, "If asked how Mrs, Benner has influenced me, I would say she is an example for us all and an absolute blessing to this school,"

Mrs, Benner is an excellent teacher, she really cares about her students and makes sure that they are prepared for college, Mrs, Benner has dedicated her life to teaching and has done a great Job,

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Everyday during Mr, Pare's class, he and the students had discussions, They talked about news, politics, or anything else they could think up, These discussions made the students more informed on what was going on in the world, The discussions also helped kids get a better grasp on what they were learning because they could let their opinions be heard,

The students could bring up topics that were important to them, knowing Mr, Pare would be willing to let them know what he thought about it, All of the scholars who had Mr, Pare as a teacher know he has an opinion on everything, Amber Smith stated, "Mr, Pare is a very opinionated man," He showed his students every day that having his own ideas was not bad but good,

Another trait Mr, Pare showed his students was that it was important to stand by your ideas, This meant he normally argued with the kids trying to get them to back up their ideas, Matt Stewart quoted that what he liked about Mr, Pare was, "He gave you a chance to argue, but sticks to his guns and you'll really never win," Despite this, students continued to enjoy their debates with Mr, Pare and they learned a lot as they did so,

Left: Being a close twin with Varna White is junior Brandy Arndt, brandy was keeping score in her history class during their Mind Jogger game, Below: Mr, Pare likes to get his students really interacting with the class, Reading that day were John Glrard, Tyler Stevens, Jon lynch, Amber Smith, and Julie Bicfel,

Above: These two crazy kids, Julie Bic^el and Tyler Stevens, really make History look fun! Below: Amber Smith is giving a little smile to the camera,

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Above: Though if doesn't look like Devyn Vantwoud enbys reading to his classmates, Devln Master and James Downy, very much, Inside he's estatic, Right: "Uncle Sam wants Y0\A\,M says Lucas Wanselman along with the other members of his group, Ashley Jones and Kelly Ahlenius, These Humanities students were convincing k\ds to bin the armyl History 53

Right; Measuring trim so he can cut it the right length is Zane Zalesny, Below: Completely abosrbed, senior Dylan Bush cuts a piece of trim- This was Dylan's first year in Building Trades,

Above: Maying sure that the board lines up with the saw, Corey Mi nix gets ready to cut it Below: This sign at the site lists all the people who work on the Building Trades house,

Above: Listening closely to Mr, Elliott, Ben Doty and Corey Minix try to figure out how to fix their problem, Both senior boys had a great experience with the Building Trades program,

Above\ N\easwlv\g trim and getting ready to cut if are lee Ovemyer and Richard Williams, Above Left: Almost finished with the outlets, Ben Buschwan works extra hard to get them done,

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The Building Trades program began in the 1979-198D school year, The state wanted to s tar t more hands-on programs in schools, and the Building Trades class was one of the earliest programs started,

The first instructor was a certified plumber named Bob Trigg, To star t the program he had 3 ,000 dollars; t ha t included the money to buy supplies and materials tha t were needed, The first house tha t was built was called a spec house, This means that when the house was built they were not sure wha t to expect after if was done, The house tha t senior Meagan Maes lives in was the first house built by the Building Trades class, After that, the houses were presold,

The owner made the basic plans for the house and then Mr, Elliot would check them to make sure that everything would work and tha t the Building Trades class could build it, By 2007 the wai t ing list to get a Building Trades house was backed up until the year 2 0 2 1 ,

Students from the Building Trades class were asked to say something abou t the Building Trades program, Ben Doty said, "I had a lot of fun and learned a lot of things, and I will use these skills all of my life," Another student, Ben Bi/ischman said, "If was a fun year because we all learned something new, and we met new people:

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Hair cuts, perns, ights, trims, and

scalp massages are all things that everyone either needs or wants, Junior Lacie Pier attended the Knox Beauty College this year so she could learn how to give the people exactly what they wanted,

Lacie was a first year student at the Knox Beauty College, At the college, Lacie learned the bookwork and the actual hands-on material, Cutting, trimming, perming, coloring, and shampooing are what Lacie's days consisted of from noon until 4:00 P,M,

Before Lacie was permitted to peform on actual clients, she was required to accomplish numerous tasks, lade worked on her mannequin, completed bookwork, and proved to the Cosmetololgy instructors that she could complete tasks promptly, No one wanted someone doing their hair that did not haw the proper experience, lade stated, "I have enbyed my first year in Cosmetology and plan to continue through my senior year,"

The Knox Beauty College offered a two year program that would allow lacie to immediately move out into the world of cosmetology, She eventually would be a certified stylist and be eligible to have a career at any hair salon,

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Above1, Taking a break from a strenuous day full of making people beautiful and learning new material junior Lacie Pier has a seat at her workstation at the Knox Beauty College, This was Lacie's first year in Cosmetology and she planned to take the cowse next year to complete her cowse av\d receive her Beauty Certification,

Above: Giving the camera a peak, lacie Pier shows her workstation and a few secret hair products, Below: At work Lacie Pier makes a cov\coctlov\ to prepare to do a massage,

Above; A lucky costumer receiving a comforting scalp massage from junior Lacie Pier is experiencing some first class rest and relaxation,

Above; Theresa Weirick skims through her student manual, below, hAeagan loehmer works diligently on her computer,

Above; Snipping away, hairstylisf-in-training, Lacie Pier performs a minor trim for her test subject, Right; Being careful to not allow the water to get too hot or too cold, Lacie Pier washes a fellow Cosmetology students hair,

Left; Not seeming to mind, hAeagan loehmer shrugs off Theresa Weirick's attempt to hush her up, Below: While showing off her sence of humor, Theresa Weirick, tries to give tAeagan loehmer bunny ears, while teacher Don Hunemaker simply sits by and smiles,

In today's day and age the key to success is knowing abou t technology and how if works, Seniors Theresa Weirick and Megan Loehmer opened a window of oppor tuni ty for themselves last Spring when they enrolled for A+ Certification, These two crazy fechnos learned the basic skills needed to fix computer hardware and software,

The A+ Certification Vocational Class was taken at Knox and Theresa and Megan were the only two girls tak ing the class, "It was a little int imidating to be one of only two girls with a lot of boys in the class: said Theresa Weirick, A+ Certification was offered to a numerous area schools, which allowed the oppor tuni ty for more students and possibly friendships, "I enjoyed fak ing A+, because I met so many different people from surrounding schools, that I wouldn't have met otherwise/' said Megan loehmer,

The pair of novice technos, with their new friendships, took away a new understanding of computer hardware and software, A+ Certification allowed seniors Theresa Weirick and Megan loehmer to prepare themselves for their futures and left them crazy about technology,

Above Left: With only two people in class, its not hard for Theresa Weirick to put the blame on hKeagan loehmer, Above Right', Relaxing after a hard day of work, Theresa Weirick takes the time to give the camera a grin,

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Right: before qolnq outside to play, Weadstart student Jennifer gives Amber Wheeler a huq, below, Durlnq recess Amber Wheeler has time to play With the children from the Weadstart In Plymonth) here she is getting ready to qo down the slide with Ty'reke,

In the child program this year there was a senior, Heather Bergner and a junior, Amber Wheeler* Heather Bergner went to Culver Elementary School In the morning and helped in Mrs, Lender's preschool class, In the afternoons, Amber Wheeler went to Plymouth and helped a t the Marshall County Headsfarf, Both girls would help the children with things like cutt ing, painting, and learning shapes and numbers,

Heather and Amber both plan to continue to work with children, Amber wants to teach lower elementary and Heather wants to teach preschool or kindergarten, both girls really enjoyed work ing with children, Heather's comment about her experience with children was, "Working with kids is exciting," Fellow child care student Amber said, "It's not Just a l ife-changing experience for them it's a l ife-changing experience for me,"

Above; While leather Bergner is at the elementary school, she helps the preschoolers read books on tape, Below: Before recess is over Amber Wheeler gets to play with Jenifer and Maria in the Sandbox,

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Above1, Walking around the ledge of the sandbox during recess are student Ty'reke and Amber Wheeler,

Above: Working hard on the car, lames Downey gets caught off guard, Below: If there is something wrong with this car Joshua Bartlett and :)avid Sheridan will fix it,

Above: Joshua Bartlett and David Sheridan pose for a guick picture, Below: Justin loehmer and Marvin King work hard on fixing the car,

Below: Justin loehmer, James Downey, Christopher Crump, and Marvin King stop their hard work to take a quick picture,

Above: "I wonder where that goes," ponders Chris Crump as he puts the car together,

There are many teenagers who would not know what to do If their car was not working, Five Culver students took the Auto Tech vocational class to change that,

Each day, the boys would go to Knox, where the class was held, to learn the tricks of the trade, After learning lessons out of the book, the crew would head to the shop to put their newly acquired knowlege to practice, They would work on special practice cars provided by Auto Tech, customer cars, and sometimes even their own vehicles,

It wasn't all work and no play for these boys though, They were lucky enough to take a field tr ip, "The tr ip to Chicago to see the car show was the best part of the whole year: student Chris Crump recalled, "It was so cool to see all those awesome cars1: he added,

From checking the oil to rewiring the radio, the Auto Tech boys learned all they needed to know abou t cars this year,

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This years' Cheerleading squad started off a little differently than usual, Instead of having Just one pr imary squad for football and basketba l l girls had the oppor tuni ty to t ry out to cheer for which team they preferred, or they could also f ry out and cheer for both squads,

Junior Lyndsey Fisher expressed her opinion on the two-squad system, "It was a lot dif ferent f work ing with different people, bu t if was also nice to give people who were in other sports a chance to do one or the other," she said,

As the season went on the girls and their coaches decided if was time to get more involved in the community, The girls held a bake sale to raise money; they also had Santa come to Elizabeth's Garden so parents could get pictures of their children with him, The money raised was used to buy pickets for the town's new park project,

Overall the girls felt t ha t they had a good season this year from cheering the football team to a new school record, cheering the basketball team to keep the bell, and then helping out in the community, With many juniors returning nexy year, the girls hope for another good season,

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J?ove: The Junior Varsity squad performs between quarters to get the rowd more involved in the game,

Above; First row: Shannon Dunfee, Kalie Thompson, brlama Wilson, Kasi Browning, Kylie Gwnder, Second Row: Mikaela Dulin, Ashley Zehner, Susannah baker, lyndsey fisher, Nicole ZiaJa, Third row: Jessica Weasels, Ashley bailey, Morgan Hissong, Linley Master, AnJelica Bush,

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Above: The Varsity squad gets the crowd reved up by chanting "Come On Crowd Yell CHS, C-H-S!" Right': Lyndsey Fisher, brlanna Wilson, and Kasi Browning show off their guns while lifting Nicole ZiaJa above their heads in the Shooting Star, Cheerleadlna

Below: "Gold 88, Gold 8 8 / shouts QB Lucas Hanselman as he yells the cadence a t the line, Right: Walking off the field, Logan Young is exhausted f rom pushmg around those Satellites,

Below: First Row (Left to Right); A, Bonine, D, Bush, B, Elliott, C, Bowen, J, Sheriden, T, Weldon, B, YouKig, 5, Hinsey, R, Molebash, D. Sheets, Second Row: Coach Hollenbaugh, Coach Bendy}: C, Widner, M, Hurford, J, Davis, K, Carbon, L, Young, L, Hansehan, C, Minix, L, Salzer, Coach buschwian, Coach Thomas, Third Row: I, Burroughs, P, Woodward, R, Loehmer, C, Courtney, B, Doty, R, Carter, K, Lovely, M, Kornblith, G, VanHorn, M, Russell, G, VanSky,

A w a r d s Offensive MVP- Shawn Hinsey Best O-back- Shawn Hinsey Best O-Lineman-Kevin Carlson Defensive MVP- Jon Davis Best D-back- Shawn Hinsey Best D-Lineman- Logan Young Mental Attitude- Calvin Widner All-Conference- Logan Young, Shawn Hinsey and Kevin Carlson All-State Honorable Mention-Shawn Hinsey, Logan Young, Kevin Carlson and Dylan bush

On July 5th, the football team learned tha t they were gett ing a new head coach, The new coach, named Andy Thomas, previously coached at Garrett High School where his team had won a Sectional and a Regional, Senior Core\^ Minix explained, "I didn't know too much about the guy, bu t I was excited to meet him,"

Coach Thomas was also excited to meet his players, "My first goal was to meet the kids on a personal level," he stated, Going into the first game with a previous record of 1 -14, the Cavs traveled to West Central and beat the Tro\ans 32-D, With the Cavs rolling on all cylinders, they hosted South Central and won 24-1 3 and the fo l lowing week traveled to Triton and were victorious 21-12,

This was the first time in school history the football team went 3-D, "That was a very exciting moment for our team: stated senior Shawn Hinsey, But as autumn went on, the Cavs had a rocky middle of the season,

Going Into Senior Night, their was much ant icipation because the seniors had not won their night In five years, This year, the Cavs downed LaVille 2D-D, "The seniors were outstanding leaders and I am very proud of these guys," commented Coach Thomas, The team finished the season with a 5-5 record, which is an improvement in their record from the 2DD5 season by five games,

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The Lady Cavs Soccer team had a roller coaster year, From persistent injuries to ruthless opponents, the Girls' Soccer team seemed to have everything working against them, Despite these obstacles, one high point of the fall came when the Ladies battled the Rochester Zebras on September 26,

This game was the second meeting between the two teams after a 1-1 tie earlier in the season, Team member Rachel Boyne recalled," We really wanted that win! All the girls wanted to beat Rochester because we felt like we should have won the first game,"

The Lady Cavs struck first with a goal early in the first half, The girls went on to score seven more times by five different players, with the final scoreboard reading an amazing 8-0 shutoutl Senior Captain hAeaqan Maes exclaimed, "The Rochester game was the greatest! We played as a team and completely dominated!"

The Lady Cavs faced many challenges throughout the 2006 - 2007 season, but their commanding defeat of the Rochester Zebras left amazing memories in all the players' minds!

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Left: She may be small, but this Rochester Zebra learned the hard way that it is best not to mess with Alex ttnafuskol Below: Senior Captains hAeagan Maes, Weather Newman, Rachel Boyne, and Amber dingier show off their well-earned soccer balls, slqned by all their teammates,

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Above: Stretching out, junior Ashley Jones prepares for the big game, Below: TEAM! The Lady Cavs bring it in before taking the field,

First Row (Left to Right): H Newman, M, Maes, A, Clingler, Second Row: A, Wieringa, K, Thompson, A, Hnatusko, S, Harris, S, Baker, L, Overmyer, K, Browning, Third Row: Coach Snyder, H, Weldon, A, Jones, S, Mersch, B, Cowell, T Bashum, Coach Overmyer, Not Pictured: R, Vooney, K, Looney, R, Boyne

Above: The team's leading scorer, freshman Susannah baker, fakes around her opponent, Right: SHHHl Soccer girls need their beauty rest, Kasi Browning takes the chance to catch a quick snooze while listening to some tunes, Girls' Soccer 67

Below: During the game, Wyolt Good strategically places the ball ov\ the ground, getting ready for a crucial penalty kick, Right: Studying the game, Tony Leyva observes the referees and his teammates and prepares to defend the goal for the Cavaliers,

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• • • • • • • Above1, first Row (Left to Right) G, Norton, A, Sage B, Schmidt, T, Leyva, J, Master, J, Rearick, W, Good, T Stevens, Second Row: Coach Berndt, Manager D, Norwich, J, Riffey,

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Above: Ready to attack, Justin Master charges for the ball, Justin, a sophomore, was on the soccer team for two years, Left: Drew Cultice lunges for an impressive attack on the ball,

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The boys' soccer team finished a good year with many accomplished goals, They made an outstanding effort with a limited amount of players, Having some injuries and competing against tough teams, many players surpassed their successes from last year, Voted M,V,P, Offense in his th i rd year on the CCH5 Boy's Soccer Team, Chris Montgomery said, "Although we lacked experience and some players, the boys tried hard avid improved a lot th roughout the season:

In addit ion, the CCH5 Boy's Soccer Team made if to Sectional Championships, which proved their hardwork, dedication, and determination, Coach Stevens reflected on the team and remarked, "We played hard and with much effort] some were Just simply too young and Inexperienced:

With only the experience of four upperclassmen, everyone should be proud of the young CCH5 boys and how they played, They made a long-lasting impression and proved tha t the Culver Community High School Boys' Soccer team were fighters,

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Below: Diving for the ball, senior Brandi Stevens, who has played volleyball all four years of high school, takes one for the team, Right: Nicole Wentzel warms up before the game, This year's Varsity

Volleyball team played very well together , With a great record of 23 wins and only 12 losses, the team had a great season and loads of fun, Leading the team were captains Brandi Stevens, Mal lory Master, and Emily Keller, Before every game the team would listen to the song 'Bring 'em out' and they would dress up or wear orange and black, depending on what the captains agreed on,

Without a d o u b t the team worked very well together, Captain Mal lory Master said, "Yes, the team worked well together, We had been p lay ing for four years and finallly learned how to work as a team," So having been a team so long and play ing as a family really paid off for the Lady Cavs,

Overall, the Lady Cavs had a great season and had more fun than anything, "We had so many great times, I dont think I have Mst one favorite memory: said Mal lory Master, So with a great record and memories that last a lifetime, this season will stay with the girls forever,

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Above r ight: Brandi Stevens, Mal lory Master, Nicole Wenfzel, and Linley Master all pose for a quick picture before they warm up for the game, Above left: The team shows good sportsmanship by shading hands with the other team after a g rea t dominat ion,

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Above: First Row (Left to Right): C, Elliott J, Robbins, K, Gunder, A, Allyn, L, Lyzack, B, WoJdyla Second Row: Coach Stevens, A, Allen, A, Robbins, R, Lewis, L, White, T Leyva, T, Reynolds, Coach Minix

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Left: If was a close call, but the girls were able to save the ball from hitting the floor,

Left: As the Lady Cavs set the ball high in ti air, they prepare to score,

Above: Coach Stevens calls a time out and plans the girls' strategy for the rest of the game,

(Below) t op left: Lauren Shaffer Is all smiles before her run, t op right: On the bus fide, Jesse Good mentally prepares for the meet, bo t tom right: Coach Shaffer gives Lauren a quick pep ta lk before her run. bottom left: John Green races ahead, far Right: Stay ing focused, Lauren Shaffer centers herself l

The 2 0 0 6 Cross Country team was small but had great potential, and tha t was shown through freshman Lauren Shaffer , a long with juniors Jesse Good and Jon Green, The team did great as a whole, bu t Lauren was the only runner from Culver to qualify for Regionals,

Lauren was the only freshman on the team for 2006 , "Sectionals were pretty fun," she quoted, She said her best memory was being In front of Banfield, a state champion from CGA, for the first 100 yards at Sectionals,

No one on the team had a huge secret to their secsess, They would mostly sleep on the bus while r iding to the away meets, and once they got there, they would stretch a little bit, Then they would run a little bit of the course Just to see wha t it looked like,

Lauren making it to Regionals was great, The team may have been small bu t t ha t was not a set back for them a t all, Our school was very proud of their success,

Above: Af ter t ak ing a quick break, Jesse Good and Jon Green get back to the team, Below: Jesse Good passed his competi tor with ease,

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The senior class of 2007 had a lot of influence over their four years a t Culver; this influence was part icularly evident on the boys' basketball team, The team consisted of five seniors dur ing the 2 0 0 6 -2DD7 season,

One g radua t ing team member was Kody Snyder, Kody earned the honor of hitting the 1,000-career-points mark this season, This landmark was hit dur ing the Cavs' game against Westville, The entire crowd new the moment was coming, and everyone waited in intense anticipation, When the shot went in, a time out was called, and Kody was able to take the game ball to his dad in the stands, Varsity head coach Mr, Berndt stated, "It was a great personal accomplishment for Kody, It's never been done before in this school: Indeed, Kody Sv\yder was the very first male player in Cavalier basketball history to achieve this great honor,

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Left: Senior Brody Young calls the play and waits for his teammates to set up, Brody was known throughout high school for wearing his tall white socks to every game, below, Four of the starters, Jon Davis, Thad Osborv\, Kevin Carlson, and Lucas Hansel man fake the floor for the second half,

Above; And one! Jon Davis sinks his free throw, Below: Showing off his mad skills, Thad Dsborn prepares to dribble around his opponent,

Above: First Row (Left to Right) T, Weldon, B, Young, J, Master, A, Neace, 5, Hinsey, Manager A, Wnatusko, Second Row: Coach Kruger, Coach Berndt, T Dsborn, K, Snyder, K, Carlson, L, Wanselman, J, Davis, Coach Lowry

Above: Sophomore Justin Master plays some hard- nosed defense against a tough Knox team, The 2006-2007 season was Justin's first year playing varsity for the Cavs, Right: One of the team's five seniors, Shawn \tlnsey gets an extra point for the Cavaliers,

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The 2DD6-2DD7 J,V, boys' basketball season did not go as well as everyone hoped, With low numbers to star t the season, a few of the boys had to dress both J,V, and Varsity teams, However, this didn't br ing the boys down; it made them even more committed to their team,

The J,V, season had its difficulties, Sophomore Justin Master commented, "It was rough a t times, basically because we didn't have a lot of experience," Even though the season was not a complete success, the boys still enjoyed themselves and worked hard,

To help prepare for upcoming games, the team would have practices tha t involved intense scrlmages, The Varsity normally ran their offensive plays against the J,V„ who ran defenses tha t other teams may have run, This is also t rue the other way around, Sophomore Adam Neace commented, "Practice is where we get to push ourselves to the extreme and show the coaches how bad we wan t if," For some of the J,V, players, their effort paid off and they received their chance to pick up more playing time and make their J,V, commitment wor th crowning,

Above: First row (Left to Right): Phillip Robbins, Parker Woodward Kyle Puqh, brock Elliot, Patrick Mulvihill, Anthony Bonine, Manager Ashley Hnatusko, Second Row: Coach Kruqer, Coach Berndt, Trevor Weldon, Adam Neace, Jeffery Clifton, Ryan Carter, Nathan Niswander, Nicholas Peterson, Coach Lowrc

Left: Sitting on the sideline, Anthoni Bonine and Jeffery Clifton watch their teammates in anticipation, Below: It seems that Trevor Weldon has time during the game to grin at the fans in the bleachers,

I Left; During the game, Susannah baker gets fouled and shoots two free throws,

Left: Its time to get up and go and Adam Neace does if best, Below: Bringing the ball up the court, Patrick Mulvihill looks ahead for a teammate,

Above; Coach Lowe, Cindy Miller, Elizabeth West, Sarah bailey, Reannon Lewis, Tiffany Leyva, Susannah baker, Mng, Abby ttayworfh, Coach berndt

Above: Reannon Lewis is wide open and waiting for the pass to come to her,

Above; Cmay Miller takes the ball out of bounds and passes it in for the team to score,

Right; Going out wide to get open, Sarah bailey, who has been in basketball for three years, gets away from her defender,

The JV girls basketball team had a great season this year, J hey improved a lot over the season, When asked what her favorite drill was Sarah Bailey said, "The loose ball drill because you got to tackle people:

Jhey also had a new coach this year, Joel Lowe, The girls worked well with him and got many wins,

The JV team had to play with only 5 girls in the tournament, Even though some consider this a maior set back the girls played their hardest and beat LaVille by one point in overtime,

Because of the low numbers, some of the juniors had to play both JV and Varsity, The girls who played both were Alicia Allen, Tiffany Leyva, and Reannon Lewis, These girls were very important to both teams, They had to play different positions for both teams, which can be very diff icult because they had to adjust to both positions all in one night,

As a team the JV played together really well, They have been play ing together since 6th grade, which helps a lot because they all know how each person plays,

Although the JV had a good season, they will continue to Improve and get better throughout the years,

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The Varsity girls basketball team had a record of 6 and 15, But records don't say everything abou t the basketball season, These girls never accepted loosing, They would always go out on the floor and give if their all,

The team started the year out with a few injuries, senior Molly Har tman, who had already injured her wrist dur ing volleyball, and senior Nicole Wentzle who could not play a t all dur ing the season due to back injuries, Al though these injuries set the team back some, they managed to pull together and have a great season,

For one practice the seniors got to make the practice schedule, Each senior got to choose two drills and tell the team why they choose the drill and how it applies to a game, This was very helpful to the team because they learned why they were doing these drills and how it

I would helpfhem In a I game,

Although most of the varsity girls were seniors, this experience will stay with them forever,

Left: The scoreboard dosn't lie, The lady Cavs are dominating the game at half time,

Above: As the team warms up, Brandi Stevens waits to rebound the ba Below: Trying hard to get open, Emily Keller moves to the ball,

Above: Bottom Row: Elizabeth West Tiffany Leyva, Reamon lewis, Abby Wayworfh Top Row: Coach Lowe, Molly ttarfmav), brandi Stevens, Emily Keller, Amber Clingler, Reagan Maes, Coach

Above: During warm up Emily Keller, Amber Clingler, and Tiffany Leyva work on defensive slides, Above Left: Keeping up the defense, the lady Cavs won't let the other team score, Varsity Girls Basketball 78

The wrestl ing season of 2DD6-2DD7 was an exciting and outstanding one for the wrestlers, There were several wrestlers t ha t were very satisfied with their wrestl ing season, including )uv\iorJohv\ G\mrd who made it to Semi-state, While some were satisfied, others would have liked to make it farther, Freshman Robert Molebash expressed this sentiment by saying, "I wish I could have gone to Semi-State,"

Advanc ing in competive wrestl ing this year was not all abou t Just going out on the mat and want ing to win the match, the team members had to work hard to get there, because not many things come easily in wrestling, There are things tha t have to be worked towards to be able to wrestle,

Losing weight was something tha t most wrestlers have to deal with, In order to make weight, a lot of wrestlers will be hungry bu t still not eat, But something as diff icult as self-deprivat ion may seem extremely difficult, these wrestlers know wha t they have to do in order to compete, When asked how he feels abou t having to lose weight: Troy Kawffman said, "Im fine with it, its not hard," The 2DD6-

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Left: Walking off the mats, Mikey Hurford congratulates his opponent for the matck Below: Look at those wrestlers! John Glrard Alex Sage, Mikey Bwrford, Loren Salzer, and Robert Molebash pose in their retro singlets,

Below: Left to Right, First Row: Troy Kauffman, Christopher Bowen, Jacob Sheridan, Robert Molebash, Second Row: Manager Trinity Garcia, Loren Salzer, Daniel Gravely, Sfephan Vantwoud, John Girard, Dominic Sheets, Dionte Robinson, tAanager Car\y Glenn, Third Row: Coach Hollenbaugh, tAanager Sam N\ersch, Ryan Loehmer, Matt Kornblith, Mikey Hurford, Stanley Bwdd, Jommy James, Brittany Pilarski, Coach Sheets,

Above: Jmnor Maft Kornblith struggles hard to keep his man down, Below: Stephan Vanfwowd gets congratulated for his win and hard work,

Above: Going for the pin, Garrett Baker keeps his man down awaiting the call for the defeat, Right: With a life-size smile on his face, Dominic Sheets stands proud holding a ribbon in one hand and the winning board from sectionals at Plymouth,

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Rights Witfi determination, bet fa WoJdyla cfiucfc the ball bac6 to the pitcher, Below: Congradwlations! Witfi her mom and dad, Mallory Master gets recognized on Senior Nigfit, Dki Saturday, May 19,

2DD7 tf ie softbal girls went to Argos to play in a \owv\amev\\ against Tippy Valley and Caston, Winning tfieir first game against Tippy Valley 9-4, tf ie girls were well prepared to ta^e up tf ie challenge of Caston w f e ^ad won against Argos,

Jhe girls were muc(^ more excited to win against Tippy Valley than to Caston, Wi^en as^ed how sfie felt abou t winning to Tippy Valley, Sophomore, Laceu) Wfiite said, "Kind of excited because the Thursday before we played them av\d the pitcher wasn't f^ere so ti^ey d idnt ^now what to expect," Her response to winning to Castovi was, "Exciting because we actual ly got the trophy

Ti^is game was a fun and exciting game to all the softball players, Tfiey all worked hard and together to earn the trophy \Nhev\ asked what was something that was fun abou t the game lawa lyczak said, Ihe Run­down, the cheers, e\ier\jpvie being excited,"

Not only was the team delighted to haw Brandi Stevens b a c £ to pitcfi, ail the seniors got recognized this nigfit, In conclusion, May 19 was a good day for all the Softball players,

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The school year ended with a baseball record of 4-23, Al though this wasn't a great record, the boys had come a long way because the 2DD6-2DD7 team was mostly rookies, Sophomore Alex Lazo said, "The baseball team had a disadvantage of underclassmen,"

With nine players star t ing each game, four of the six seniors were starters, That left the baseball team with 5 to 6 underclassmen start ing,

Often underclassmen started and were sometimes in the games more than seniors, Although if sounds like a bad situation it may have helped the underclassmen get prepared for the next year,

This year wasnt one of the best for the baseball players, They are still s tay ing s t rong and all wish for a better record next year,

Left: Ready to play some basball? Senior, Kevin Carlson looks well prepared to play with his glove on his hand and the sw\ shinning bright, Below: Before the game, Coach Krweger takes his rake to make sure that the baseball field is ready to go,

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Above: Freshman, Robert Molebash throws the ball from out field back to the pitcher, Below: Acting like he is going to throw the ball, Wyatt Good gets caught on camera playing one of his humorous tricks,

Above1, First Row (Left to Right) Brock Elliott, Drew Cultice, Wyaft Good, Cody Deery, Alex Lazo, Robert Molebash, John Glrard, broderlck Schmidt, and Tony Leyva, Second Row: Coach Krueger, brody Young, Kyle Com, Jordan broeker, Kevin Carlson, Brian Com, Kody Snyder, Adam Neace, and Coach Elliott,

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Above: Practicing hard, working firm, throwing stiff, and catching simple, the baseball players enjoy their team work, Right: Caught with that sun in his eyes, Alex Lazo takes his time on the bleachers to get geared up to go out and practice prior to the game,

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Rigfit: After their event Alicia Allen and Sam U\ersch w a l £ back t o camp and warm up for tf ieir next event. Below: Trinity Garcia and Hilari Weldon wai t to hear what Coach Arquette tells them t o do.

Above: Bottom Row (left to rigfit): Liz West, Nicole ZiaJa, Shae Hams, Ashley Zfiener, Mi^aela Dwlin, Lauren Staffer, Samantfc Mersc^, Top Row; Coach Mquette, Trinity Garcia AnJelica bush, Sarah Bailey Tiffany Leyva, Alicia Allen, SiAsamafa baker, Hilari Weldon, Jasmin Crockett,

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Above: Running tfie 400 meter dash, Trinity Garcia and Alicia Allen are way afiead of the competition and get first and second place, Left: After a towgfi meet, Nicole ZiaJa, Swsanafi Bafer, Sara^i Bailey, and AnJelica b\A5fa skIow their winning pride on the bus ride feme,

T(^e girls tracts team had an excellent season this year, Jhelr record was 1D wins, 5 losses, and 1 fie,

Til a lways remember the bus ride home from sectionals w^en we stopped a t McDonald's and played in tfte p lay land and Nicole danc ing for the drive-thru camera!' Sarah Bailey recalled,

T^ere were two major injuries this year: Alicia Allen, who pulled her hamstring, and lasmm Crockett, who pulled her ACL Jhese injuries hwt the team because Alicia consistently placed first in all four of her events, and lasmm usually got first or second in all her events, After Jasmin got hurt she was out for the rest of the season, bu t Alicia was able to compete in tf ie sectionals and make it to regionials, Trinity Garcia also made if to regionals in tf ie 4 0 0 meter dash Jhls was Trinity's first year going to regionals,

W^en asf^ed wf ia t ^ier favorite event was, Nicole Ziaja said, "Hurdles because even though I wasn't the best, I had S\Asav\v\ah by my side cheering me on:

Jhere were no seniors on the team this season, therefore, with all the juniors comming back, the girls' t r a c £ team fepes for another great season next year,

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the boys' track team (had a great season overall, With the team finishing 8-8, many boys were happy with how they performed, "1'he season started out pretty bad because I wasn't clearing star t ing height in pole vault, but as the season went on I did a lot better and I was very happy with how I ran the 400," expressed Jesse Good,

With many team members doing their personal best in their events Coach Hopple was very pleased with how the season went, Sophomore Stephav\ Vantwowd broke the school record twice while running his 8 0 0 meter run, His outstanding times even qualif ied him for regionals in Kokomo, Stephan Vantwowd was also accompanied by two other teammates a t regionals, Junior Kenton Lovely qualif ied in the shot put and sophomore Justin Master in the long Jump,

With many veterans returning for the 2 0 0 8 seasont the boys predict many great things for themselves and also for their teammates,

Below: First Row (Left to Right): S, Vantwoud, P, Mwlvihill, J, Good L, Salzer, 0, VanSky, D, Day Second Row: 0, Norton, N, Arzola P, Woodward, M, Kornblith, C, Willis, J, Rhode 1, Master Third Row: K, Lovely, J, Davis, C, Minix, M, Pinder, J, Riffey, I, Burroughs, N, Niswander, Coach topple Left: "Up Up and Away," Justin Master soars through the air while participating In the long imp competition at sectionals,

Below Left: Calculating carefully on where he should hit the ball Stuart Thomas putts, Below Right: "Now Drew, dont miss the ball this time/ warns Mr, Elliot to one of his players, Drew Norwich, Right: Sophomore Anthony Bonine fakes time out of puting his clubs away to show the camera a smile,

Above: Don't be fooled by their calm faces, Ashfon Duke and Jacob Sheridan both played a tough match, below During an early golf call out, Lucas Wav\se\mav\ gives Mr, Elliot a very interesting look,

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Above: First Row (Left to Right): Ashfon Duke, Cov\\av\ Deery, Anthony Bonine, Kyle Pugh, Jacob Sheridan Second Row: Nick Peterson, Stuart Thomas, Drew Norwich, Lucas \tav\selmav\, Chris N\ov\tqomery, Coach Elliot, Cody Hunt,

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Above: Squatting down near his golf bag is junior Chris Montgomery, This was Chris1 third year being a part of the golf team,

Above Left: Looking intently upon the hole he's trying to hit the ball info is freshman Kyle Pugh, Above Right: Is if going to make if? Cov\lav\ Deery just hit, and is staring after his ball, hoping if will make if over the sand trap,

This past season, the Culver golf team was hoping to close with a 7-9 record, The teams average was 180, led by Juniors Lucas Hanselman and Cov\\av\ Deery* Coach Kyle Elliot said, "If was a decent year, we had some very good individual performances, sometimes scoring in the 160s,"

This years record wasn't as good as Mr, Elliot had hoped, bu t the team was still learning and the future looks good, Next year is really looking br ight since all five of the varsity players, Chris Montgomery , Stuar t Thomas, Cov\\av\ Deery, Lucas Hanselman, and Drew Norwich, will be returning for their last year as seniors, they all had been p lay ing golf since they were freshmen, and each one improves every year, "Golf, twenty- four hows a week, seven days a year: chanted Chris Montgomery, because that was the Joke team motto he said, Those boys did Joke around an awful lot, but they played golf well, and once they even got second atone of their tournaments at Westville, Mr, Elliot is really looking fo rward to having one last year with his five star players,

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Creating Character "Jhe way a team plays as a whole determines Its success*

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Right: Enjoying the refreshing water during a field trip, Ling Gao, Coley Wogan, Alyssa Allyn, and Christina Klausing rest their feet, Below: Kasey Clemmons and Justine Hoesel proudly display Art Club's first- place Homecoming banner,

Mrs, Harness, the Art Club advisor, had been work ing a t Culver High for 32 years as of this fall, 5he has enjoyed work ing a t Culver because it is a small school so she gets to know the students on a more personal level, She has also enjoyed the Culver A r t Club because the students who Join the A r t Club do so because they love art, not because it is a requirement, One th ing Mrs, Harness looks fo rward to every year is to look back on her students and see how much they have improved since 7th grade,

Twesdae Artman, who was in the Ar t Club for two years, said she enjoyed being in the A r t Club because she loved being with Mrs, Harness, luesdae commented, "Mrs, Harness is a good teacher: she goes with the flow in class: Juesdae also helped in making the props for the 2 0 0 6 play "The Wizard of Dz," A t the end of the year, Mrs, Harness really looked toward to the 06-07 year in the A r t Club; she ant ic ipated all of exciting field tr ips and the projects,

Above: Mrs, harness does some scrapbooking during her free time in class, Below: Shawn Hinsey works diligently on his butterfly painting,

Above: First Row (left to right): Meagan Myers, Elizabeth West Amanda Snyder, Rebecca McElroy, Jamie Fuller, Josette Green, and Monica Guise, Second Row: Shanna Moore, Ashley Dille, Jessica White, Alena Williams, Jasha Basham, and Kassle

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Above: Jaimie Fuller works n an article for the lagazine,

Below: Taking a break from her work, Monica Guise smiles for a picture,

Above: Everyone's opinion counts, so Shanna Moore raises her hand to give her two cents, Right: Looking over a submission, Amanda Snyder seriously considers what the author was trying to convey,

Ashley Zehner has Spanish with Max,

Above: First Row (Left to Right): C, Deery, H Newman, K, Clemmons, J, Master, K, Johnson, A, Allyn, S, Hinsey, A, Sage, A, Lazo, Second Row: R, Bell, L, White, D, Norwich, K, Snyder, C, Montgomery, E, Smith, T Dsborn, D, Cultice, Mrs, Harness, Third Row: A, Clingler, K, Browning, R, Boyne, K, Meyers, A, ttnatusko, W, Good, B, Flagg, S, Dunfee, Above Left: Emma Lorenz works diligently on her class work,

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Above: Have no fear, Miss E, is here! Miss Ettlinger helped her staff get a better grasp on the submitted work,

The student l iterary magazine, Cornucopia, has recently gone under some drastic changes, New addit ions to the Culver Community staff are hoping to embrace the previous history of Cornucopia, Here to do that Job was Miss Ettlinger, who taugh t English, speech, and advised Cornucopia in 2007/ her first year teaching, Miss Ettlinger was

compelled to fake on the challenge of being the Cornucopia advisor; she said, "I really enjoy wri t ing and I believe tha t students should have an outlet for their feelings and emotions," Her plans to embrace the history and reputat ion of the magazine were simple, bu t effective, Miss Ettlinger commented, "I wanted to invite new and diverse styles of wr i t ing and art, and include as many submissions as possible,"

"We encourage everyone to submit, but they must be willing to," commented Liz West With t ha t being said, consider your composition and contr ibute to Cornucopia,

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Jfais years1 IT Club had one mabr goal, \An\lke previous years, the members1 main goal was to finish the hover craft they started wording on In the 2DD5-2DD6 school year, Jhe Idea of the hover craft was brought about by Mr, Schmidt the crew's advisor, N\any people thought It would be a little more Interesting to build something that could fly instead of a vehicle that travels on the ground, Witfi work still in the years to come, the group must continue to make finishing touches in order to make the craft | more aerodynamic,

Also, In 2007/ the members of the IT club helped the drama club in bui lding a first class set, by bui lding many props and back drops for the plays, the g roup) helped to make the show a wonderful extravaganza,

Witfi the help of this successful year, the returning members looked fo rward to what is yet to come, Secretary Stuar t Jhomas predicted "Next

m year should be an interesting and fun year if we can get the projects and things we want golng,u

Below: Front Row: M, Schmidt, A, Bonine, B, Collins, T, Bashaw, J, Good, J, Hutchinson, KJohv\sov\, M, Master, back Row: C, Vanlue, C, Kozubi^, BTownsend, N, Niswander, 5, Thomas, J, Riffey, M, Russell, I, Burroughs, Left: Mr, Schmidt gets down on fiis hands and knees to fielp construct the back drop for one of the Drama Clubs' many plays,

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At the start of the Academic Superbowl the group was not very big, they were not sure if things were going to work out, though by the time they were done they really pulled, through and the team achieved a lot,

While studying, some of the team was nervous with the small number of people, With all the material to cover they were not sure If they could pull through and with all that In mind the students worked very hard In their subjects,

The social studies team came home with blue ribbons to show their hard work, When asked how she felt abou t fak ing back a blue r ibbon freshman Sarah Bailey said, "If felt really good, We worked hard for if,"

The students did very well under their diff icult circumstances, They were very consisfant with their s tudy ing and they worked hard for all their earnings, The students also came back with ribbons in the fine-arts category, If was a well deserved accomplishment,

The team achieved a lot, They did very well

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Superbowl was a different experience and I enjoyed if," said

\sophomore Myles Pinder,

Left to Right: Bottom Row: Tyler Stevens, Ashley Jones, Kelly Ahleniws, Lyndsey Fishier, brlanna Wilson, Shae Warm Second Row: Mrs, Stacy, Stuart Thomas, Vance Curtis, Myles Pinder, Adam Baker, Troy Kawffman, Jerry Smith

Left: Ben Hauf wor^s on the newspaper's recruit ing fliers for next year, Below: First Row (Left to Right): Nick Arzola, Elyse Kelly, Sarah Kirkland, Trevor Weldon, Steven Montgomery Second Row: Ben Hauf, Josette Greene, brandon Cooper, Advisor Mrs, Benner

Above: focusing hard on a question, sophomore Myles Pinder ponders what the correct answer might be,

Above: Showing off fhier first place wins, Lyndsey Fisher, Jerry Smith, and Myles Pinder enjoy their victory in the fine arts category,

Above: "Don't bother me now, I'm trying to concentratel", says Troy Kauffman as he gets Into thinking mode, Above, Left: Thinking hard, freshman Jerry Smith tries to remember what he has studied, Left: Showing off their blue ribbons to the camera, Ashley Jones, Sarah bailey, and lyndsey Wisher celebrate their win In Social Studies,

Above: Editor-in-Chief brandon Cooper sells a Caval Crier to Kalie Thompson, Below: Coming close to the deadline, Josette Greene finishes up her feature,

One fact tha t most are unaware of it t ha t Newspaper class actual ly had bookwork, before they could publish the Caval Crier, the staff had to study Journalism ethics and the proper techniques for producing a newpaper, After learning these skills, the class was then allowed to begin their publication,

Each year, the Newspaper class puts out six or seven editions of their student publ icat ion; the 2DD6-2DD7 class produced six issues of the Caval Crier,

Slightly dif ferent this year was the end-of-fhe-year special senior section, Unlike in the past, the staff came up with four questions for the senior class, and asked each English teacher to present the survey to their graduating classes, the results were published in the May issue of the Caval Crier, Staff member tremor Weldon said, "Overall, newspaper was a great experience, We had a lot of fun polling the seniors and gett ing their perspective on Culver,"

Above: Both seniors, brandon Cooper and Elyse Kelly enjoy their last year working on the student publication, Right:

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This year, the drama club put oki a product ion of "The Wizard of Dz", The cast all knew they had b ig shoes to fill, and the seniors wanted to go out with a bang,

Seniors Elizabeth Smith, Jordan broeker, brav\dov\ Cooper, Kevin Schmidt, and Theresa Weirick once again took the lead roles in this year's product ion, It was a long Journey for the seniors; they reminisced on many memories with each other and younger students, When asked her funniest memory, Elizabeth Smith recalled, "That would have to be the time I fell onstage in f ront of everyone while performing "Anne ^rank and Me"," The memories the seniors made will stay with them and others forever, "I'll miss how much fun they made the plays, Even if the par t was serious they always added a little comic relief to things," sophomore Myles Pinder commented about the seniors,

The seniors will be missed for many years to come by the cast

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Left: "Do these apples make my head look big?" sophomore Megan Myers says before the performance, Below: Working hard, or hardly working is the motto for Morgan Jen&inson , Emma Lorenz, and Angel Tobey as they prepare for the upcoming play, This was the three freshmen's first year, but they intended on participating the rest of their high school years,

First Row (Left to Right): Sara Swanson, Weather Newman, Kevin Schwldf, Meagan Maes, Jordan Broeker, Mrs, Riester, Brandon Cooper, Myles Pinder Second Row: Stuart Thomas, Morgan Jenkinson, Emma Lorenz, Angel Tobey, Sarah Mikesell, Elise Jackson, Troy Kawffman Third Row: Bobbi Elagg, Keisha Kestle, Vance Curtis, Tiana Basham, Megan Myers, Christina Klawsing, Tillian Graves, Lindsey Wolverfon, Kevin Honeycutt

Above: Looking into the crystal ball, Elizabeth Smith and Myles Pinder predict the play will be a success, Below: Working on her beauty, Christina Klawsing prepares to be the witch in the production of 'The Wizard of Dz",

Above: Using their long hows of practice, seniors Brandon Cooper, Kevin Scheldt, Jordan Broeker, Jheresa Weirick and Elizabeth Smith perform the "Wizard of Dz" in front of the audience, The five seniors performed together for four years, Right: Study, study, study! That mantra is running through Jheresa Weirick's mind as she memorizes her lines,

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Spanish Club: Below: Front Row (Left to Rigfit): 5, Wise, J, Greene, C Montgomery, T, Osbom, D, Norwich, B, Stevens, M, ttartman, M, Master, E, Kelly, B, .Cummins, Mr, C, Stevens, B, CiArrmms Second Row : L, Hanselman, J, Good, T, Stevens, G, Norton, K, Heiser, D, Mishler, T, Reynolds, S, Harris, J, Robbins, C, Henderson, Tfiird row: L, Salzer, W, Banfield, K, Irsa, M, Maes, M, Kornblith, S, Mersch, J, Riffey, T, Leyva, J, Sheridan, A, Valdez, Fourth Row: A, Tobey, B, Cooper, K, Honeycutt, R, Looney, N, Niswander, T, basharr, A, Robbins, B, Collins, L, Shaffer, J, Smith, M, Trostel, Fifth Row: S, Mifcell, M, Stewart, S, Thomas, K, ~)ohv\sov\, J, Crockett, A, Hnatusfo, S, Dunfee, S, Swanson, T, bwrouqhs, L, Fisher, A, Tobey, Sixtfi Row: M, Page, B, Wilson, K, Ahlenius, A, Mastrilli, S, Kir^land, 5, hAcKema, E, WoJdyla, C Klausing, C Elliot, M, Pinder

Above: Dipping fondue together are Morgan Jen^inson and hAorqav\ W\ssov\q, Below: Completely engrossed in the Spanish meeting are Drew Norwich and Cody Synder,

Above Left: Getting ready to relax wltfi some music, Alyssa Allyn gets her iPod, Above Rigfit: Maying a suggestion for the Spanish club T-sfiirt, Chris N\or\tqow\erv) tells the other Spanish club members wfiat fib idea is, Upper Rigfit: Tfiin^ing about the French play that she just saw, Katie McFarland daydreams about it on the way home,

Above: At Chateau Fondue Kalie Thompson and Tony Leyva feed each other fondue,

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French Club: Front Row (Left to Rigfit): Ms, Dearth, K, McFarland, K, loov\e\y, A, Jones, A, Bush, K, Gunder, L, Master, M Hurford, T, Artman, Second Row: A, Allyn, A, Smith, S, Ba^er, K, Thompson, L, Dvermyer, K, Browning, E, Lorenz, M, Dulin, C Page, Tfiird Row: B, Pilars^, R l^c^rouj, M, Myers, E, West, H, Newman, J, Fuller, D, Day, K, Kesfle, J, Good, Fourth Row: T, Leyva, J, Master, S, Vantwoud, A, Sage, D, Cultice, K, Lovely, M, Jen^inson, Fiftfi Row: K, Schuldt, B, Keller, L, Caddy, L, Lyczafe J, Kelly, G, Bafe?r, T, Kauffman, Sixtfi Row: J, Broefer, M, Hartman, B, Stevens, M, Master, E, Kelly, M, Maes, M, Kornblith

During t^e 2DD6-2DD7 school year tf ie French Club was able to take two field trips, T(^e first field t r ip was to a play in Fort Wayne, Tfiey left school in tf ie morning and were gone until 2:30, Jhe second field t r ip that the French Club went on was to Chateau Fondue in N\ishawaka, Jhose who went left school at 4 pm and got back at 9:15 pm, Two French Club members were asked what they thought of the field trips, Kalie Thompson responded, 'It was tfie funniest t r ip of my life!" Student Kaitlyn Looney said, "I ii^ed the play better than the fondue"

Mnforfunafely the Spanish Club was unable to take a field tr ip, due to the time change, Jhe Spanish Club teacher was unable to get a spot for everybody to go that would allow busses to get backtoschool on time, Mr, Stevens does plan to have a Spanish Club field t r ip next year, He fepes to go to the play Vonkey M e " , Spanish Club were members were disappointed about not going on a field tr ip, bu t they are looking fo rward to next yeafs Spanish Club field tr ip,

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Below: Getting ready for Easter, Mrs, BerndFs teacher aids, Emily Keller and Amber dingier, stuff eggs full of candy, Right: Wording in the library as a teacher's assistant is Emily len^nson,

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Above: While wording for Mrs, Stevens, Rachel Boyne helps to check out a book, Below: Dana Mishler goes to the Elementary to help Mrs, Bonine with her kindergarten class,

Above Left: As Mrs, Steven's T,A„ Courntey Golding grades papers for her fififi graders, Above Right: Putting up a bulletin board, Emily Keller, worfo hard,

Above: First grade teacher assistant bheaqan Maes intently listens to the elementary reader,

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Above: Front row (Left to Right): C, Widner, M, Maes, D, Mishler, K, Carter, H, Newman, M, Master, N, Wentzel, E, Kelly Second Row: A, Clingler, B, Young, B, Corn, L, Hanselman, K, Honeycutt, B, Cooper, T, Leyva, S, Mersch, J, Hutchinson, C, Golding, S, Hinsey Back Row: T, Dsborn, J, Fuller, S, Swanson, A, Kitts, M, Ruhnow, E, Keller, L Fisher, L, Master, B, Mastrilli, K, Carlson

Right: While up at the board, Science Club secretary Racheal Looney writes down some ideas, Below: On the day of the field trip to the Science and Industry museum, Samantha Mersh and lames Riffey check out some rock formations,

Above: First Row (left to Right) Kylie Gmder, Kevin Carlson, Stuart Thomas, brandon Cooper, Ashley Jones, Rachel looney, Weather Newman, Theresa bwrouqhs, Linley Master Second Row: Shannon Dunfee, Alex Hnafusfe, Beth Wdidyla, Christina Klausing, Samantha N\ersch, lames Riffey, Vance Curtis, Alicia Allen, Tiana basham, Mrs, Wammond

Above: During the Science Club meeting, the Science Club vice president Ashley Jones enbys a laugh, Right: On the day of induction, Shannon Dunfee dresses the part, Shannon was a sopfiomore and it was the first year she participated In Science Club, Below Right: While together, the science club members discuss future events,

This year the Science Club went to the field museum in Chicago for a field trip, Jhe trip was an all-day event for the Science Club; it was fun and educational for all the students,

Jhe Science Club went to the museum and saw a lot of infresfing things, Jhey got to see Sue, the most complete skeleton ever found and how experts think dinosaurs moved, "I had a lot of fun when we got to see an Egypt exhibit," said Christina Klausing,

Jhe Science Club had a lot of fun with the field tr ip, It was very educational for them to go and see all the intresfing exhibits, Jhere were many, many different things to see and do for the Science Club at the museum, "I had fun, We got to see a lot of dif ferent cultures," said sophomore Qeth Wojdyla,

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After an induction of eleven students, National Honor Society set out to contr ibute their time to the community, In December of 2DD6, National Honor Society and their sponsor, Mrs, Dearth, a long with, the Union Township Trusttee, helped shop and deliver food to the less for tunate families in the community,

President of National Honor Society, Sara Swanson, recalls her time contr ibut ing to the service project, "The experience in itself was profound and rewarding, I felt each families grat i tude Just through their sincere smiles,"

After a long day of pack ing up food a n d gifts, and then delivering them, senior Theresa burroughs almost couldn't express her feelings, "I am truly a t a lost for words, I just don't know how to explain the amazing feeling I go t after seeing all the families faces light up, It was simply astonishing," I

The service project t ha t was designed to help the community, turned out to be well spent time contr ibut ing to the less for tunate families in the community of Culver,

Below: Front Row: Alison Tobey, Jheresa burroughs, Brandi Stevens, Molly Wartmav), Weather Newman, Elyse Kelly, and Sara Swanson, back Row: Kelly Ahlenius, brlanna Wilson, Kylie Gunder, Stuart Thomas, Racheal looney, Linley Master, Ashley Jones, and Ms, Dearth, Not pictured: Jd\m\e Fuller, Left: Senior Heather Newman talks about leadership at the fall induction.

Below: Senior Theresa Burroughs holds in the giggles, while National Wonor Society President, senior Sara Swanson smiles pleasently at the camera,

Above: Molly Hartman & Brandi Stevens listen intently to Ms, Dearth, Below: New members Elyse

/), Alison Tobey, and Racheal Looney sit in on their first NHS meeting,

Above: Seniors Elyse Kelly and Alison Tobey, raise their hands for their induction, along with Juniors Ashley Jones, Racheal looney, Kylie Gunder, Lyndsey Fisher, and Stuart Thomas, Right: Senior Theresa Weirick, also known as Tixe, sits quietly while casually scanning the room,

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Being the leaders of the school Student Council were involved with many different activities throughout the school year, starting with the annual Stanz Food Show, Student Cornell members headed to the South Bend Century Center to taste a variety of different types of food, Members were able to give their input about what foodmm they liked for possible future lunch meals, ^ [ "Getting out of school for a "x whole day to go eat all the ^ ;

food I can is by far the most awesome field trip ever/' stated Kevin Carlson,

In addition, members also had the privilege to organize the Homecoming events, Student Council voted on the cro\Nn the Homcomlng queen wore at the crowning ceremony, Also, members helped the Homecoming Cowt to practice on the football field, Dam Mishler stated," I really liked being able to give my input and my opinions about important events that occur in the school,"

Furthermore, Student CouncW took on a mahr role In the annual Sports Spectacular, Members from each grade sold Riley Hands, To encourage participation, whichever grade had the most sales at the end of the competition was the winner, All proceeds were then given to Riley Children's Hospital by the Student Council,

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• Left: Speaking to the Student Council members, Secretary Dana Mishler and President Brandon Cooper conduct an important meeting during SRT, Dana and Brandon were both members all four years of high school, Below: Taking it easy, Myles Pinder, Kylie Gunder, Linley N\aster, and Mrs, Hammond stop by the Chocolate Cafe in South Bend while on one of their exciting field trips,

Above: Paying close attention, Brandon Cooper and hAallory Master listen to the guest speaker at Occasions on a field trip, Below: At the Football Hall of Fame, Dana Mishler takes a seat with the replica players of past teams,

Above: First Row (Left to Right): Kevin Carlson, Kevin Schuldt, Brandon Cooper, hAallory Master, Dana Mishler, Rachael looney, and Samantha hhersch, Second Row: Christina Klawsing, Beth WoJdyla, Lacey White, Myles Pinder, Kylie Gunder, Jerry Smith, and Advisor Mrs, Theresa Hammond, Third Row Linley Master, Loren Salzer, Emma Lorenz, l\Aorgan Hissong, and Gavin Norton,

Below: Discussing important business in a meeting during SRT, freshman Fmma lorenz expresses her opinion on the topic,

Above: Sipping on mochas and cappuccinos, }un\ors Rachael Looney and Sam N\ersch take a seat on the comfortable sofa at the Chocolate Cafe In South Bend before heading to the annual Stanz Food Show at the Century Center,

Above: Sitting quietly, freshman Jerry Smith ponders new ideas during a Student Council meeting, This was Jerry's first year to be a member of the Student Council,

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Right: AnJelica Bush takes some time to work on her contest during a BPA meeting, The junior eventually earned the second-place plaque at district In bank!\nq and Finance, below, Showing off their hardware from district contest, Kylie Gmder and Justine Hoesel are all smiles,

i s Below: First Row (Left to Right): Ashley Jones, Linley Master, Kylie Gunder, Molly Warfman, Mallory Master, Lyndsey Fisher, AnJelica Bush, Nicole Wentzel, Second Row: Adam Baker, brav\dov\ Cooper, Tiffany Reynolds, Jade Hutchinson, Myles Pinder, Meaqan Maes, Kelsey Johnson, brlanna Wilson, Advisor Mr, Schwartz, Third Row: Shannon Dunfee, Alex Wnatusko, Ashley Robbins, Reannon lewis, Emily Keller, Brand! Stevens, Dana Mishler, Gavin Norton

Above: The whole chapter attended general sessions at the Marriof in Indianapolis at state, Below: Nicole Wentzel seems to be enjoying her early- moring bus ride,

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Above Left: Ashley Monies, Justine Hoesel Molly Hartman, Kylie Gunder, and Lyndsey Fisher have some fun in the rain a t Central Park while in New York, Above: A few of the girls have a little fun outside their hotel while compet ing a t the State Leadership Conference,

For the fourth consecutive year, the Culver Community Hgih School chapter of Business Professionals of America sent competitors to the National Leadership Conference, Qualifier Ashley Jones recalled, "I was ecstatic when I realized I would be going to Nationals! It was so surreal: The 2DD7 competit ion was held in New York City, so on May 8, the five girls, a long with Mr, and Mrs, Schwartz as chaperones, set off for the b ig city!

The girls' week was Jam-packed with activities, ranging from seeing Broadway musicals to listening to speeches made by national officer candidates, Each member who went on the t r ip found if diff icult to pick out one single part of the experience as their favorite, The only senior to venture to New York was Molly Har tman, "I'm really g lad tha t I qualif ied for nationals, and I'm really g lad if ended up being in New York, If was my first time ever going and if was one of the most amazing experiences I've ever had, There wasn't one th ing I didn't like abou t the trip,,, well,-except maybe how messy and crowded our room was: she stated with a laugh,

Despite their living circumstances, all the girls had a great time on their once-in-a-lifefime tr ip,

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The band part ic ipated in many school-related activities, They played two concerts, part ic ipated in contest, and they played football and basketball games, Al though that's not all the band did, The band also did activities outside of school,

The band took part in festivals, In the summer they played for the Blueberry festival, lake test, and the Round Barn, When asked if she liked to play in the parades sophomore Lawra Lycza^sa id , "I love it! It's so much fun to see all the people!" They played for the public a t the parades, and they tr ied their best for the audience to enjoy if,

The Culver band went down to the elementry school to show the younger students their instruments, Katie McFar land said, "I like being able to encourage the other kids to Join the band,"

The band benefits not only the high school bu t surrounding areas too, Jhe band worked hard for the things they have done, They accomplished a lot,

Left: Getting the bands attention, Ms, Tadey teaches her students a few new things, Below: Trying hard to master the song, Garrett Baker, Marshall Master, and Gavin Norton play the percussion section, Garret was a six-year veteran while Marshall and Gavin had been in band for five years,

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Below: Front Row (Left to Right): Samanfha Wieringa, Jordan Stevens, Kaltlyn looney, Lisa Caddy, Elise Jackson Second Row: Ellissa Bailey, Sarah Mikesell, Co\eysa Henderson, Jasmin braasch, Director Ms, Derrow Third Row: Jessica White Ashley Dille, Shelby Watts, Andrea Leal Right: Cheer up, Denlese Vela: the concernt will twv\ out okay,

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The choir teacher for the 2DD6-2DD7 school year was AAs, Derrow, AAs, Derrow had never given any thought to teaching music until someone suggested it to her after a choir performance that she had directed at her church, After going to college and graduating from Indiana University, AAs, Derrow went on to teach music,

AAs, Derrow decided to teach a t Culver because of the lake and the convenient closeness to Chicago, When AAs, Derrow started the school year at CCH5, there were only two high school singing groups, Girls' Choir and Chorale] by the end of the school year she had established two other groups, Jazz Street and barber Shop Quartet,

When AAs, Derrow was asked wha t she enjoyed the most about her first year a t Culver, she said, "Getting to know the students and recognizing talents, and discovering a warm and unique community:

Above: Singing their hearts out are Ellissa Bailey and Jessica White, Below: Trying hard to get Los Bil right for the contest, Jordan Stevens and Kaitlyn Looney sing their parts,

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Above: Gathered around the piano to practice their songs are: Andrea Leal, Karah Cebailos, Elise Jackson, Sam Wieringa, and Ellissa Bailey, Right: While pracfing Los Bll for contest, Elise Jackson stands by the piano to sing her solo part In the song,

Above1, figuring out the music, senior Alison tobey sings along with the rest of the Chorale,

Above: Haley Vanhheter and Brittany Steen get info their positions and get ready to perform,

Above1, Sarah Kirkland and Alicia Allen work on a music piece In class,

Above\ Showing their hard work didn't go to waste, the male chorale members sing thler hearts out,

Above: First Row (Left to Right): J, Crockett, A, Mastrilli, T, Burroughs, S, Swanson, E, Smith, S, Kirkland, M, N\yers, B, WoJdyla Second Row: Z, Campos, N, Arzola, A, Tobey, B, Steen, A, Tobey, J, ZiaJa, L, Wolverfon, A, VanSky, Third Row: C, Caudill, A„ Neace T Garcia, N, ZiaJa, T Renolds, Ms, Derrow fourth Row: J, broeker, M, Pinder, K, Schuldf, C, Caudill, N, Williams Not Pictured: A, Allen

Above: Ms, Derrow leads the choir in a school concert and helps the students through the songs,

Right: Following the direction of Ms, Derrow, senior Elizabeth Smith listens intently to what she needs to do, Elizabeth was in chorale for four years,

Above: Practicing for the upcoming Jazz Cafe, Jasmin Crockett, Beth WoJdyla, and Sarah Kirkland try to prepare a wonderful performance,

At the beginning of the year a t Culver High School, the chorale didn't know wha t was going to happen, The students were gain ing a new teacher and had no Idea how the year would turn out, the chorale wasn't quite sure wha t to expect for the year,

Right off the bat, the students had new forms of music offered to them, At first the class was having t rouble gett ing used to all the new things they were doing, Jazz was put out there for the students and many took the opportuni ty , Regarding the Jazz I55MA (Indiana State School Music Association) contest, freshman Sarah Bailey said, "I loved If! The music was so much fun: The students came home from Jazz I55MA with a gold,

Also, there were still some old styles the students part ic ipated in, AAs, Derrow made sure the students were prepared for Organizational I55MA, The class worked hard to take home another well deserved gold for their school, the class, with very impressive comments from the judges, were the highest scoring choir In the area,

the chorale accompllsed many things this past year, new and old, they didn't know wha t to expect, bu t they really achieved a lot and have come very far, When asked if she thought the choir has improved, senior Alison Tobey commented, "Yes, because we've been so focused this year, We worked really hard at all the tasks given: Chorale 115

C o n s t r u c t i n g Camaraderie YOIA will look back on the times you laughed and you will cry, Yow will look back on the times you cried, and yow will laugh, You will always remember close friends, and you will always keep memories of them in your heart,

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Every year, the student body of Culver high comes to school ov\ the first day of Spirit Week to find the halls brill iantly decorated in orange and black,

Jhe cheerleadmg squad t radit ional ly spends the night a t the school the Friday before homecoming, Jhe girls stay up, almost all night, to hang streamers, blow up balloons, and paint posters, However, on the night of September 1, 2DD6, there was a little something extra t ha t had made this spirit week different from any previous year,

The Junior cheerleaders added a little something extra to the night by playing a prank on all the underclassmen, According to one of the cheerleaders who pulled off the hoax, Kylie Gunder, "The prank was the best pa r t of the whole night!" The reaction was a little dif ferent from one squad member who was a victim of the prank, Sophomore KaWe Thompson recalled, "I was so scared that I cried, bu t if was fun after they told us,"

Even though there were some distractions, the squad still managed to adorn the halls in time, The decorations were as beautiful as always, and the whole school was pumped for

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Above: Even the walls of the halls exhibit their school pridel Below: Ashley Jones, Kalie Thompson, and Julie Bic^leshow off their Palama Day footwear,

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Above: Mrs, Stacy and Miss Ettlinger participate in Twin Day with their unique Cavalier costumes. Below: Junior Kylie Gunder gets down and dirty for the good of the decorations,

Above: Proving that sleepovers can actually include work, Cheer squad members Kalie Tfompson and Kasi Browning perfect their giant poster, Right: Sophomores Stephan Vanfwoud, Alex Lazo, and Cody Deery show how much they love Culver- and each other- with their matching baseball uniforms on Twin Day, Spirit Week 119

Below: The bright afternoon sun shining in his eyes, Jesse Good squints at the competition on the field, Right: Christina K\a\As\v\q helps pull her class to victory

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Above: The Senior Class cheers on classmate Nicole Wentzel as she competes in the popular watermelon eating contest, Above Left: Practicing his swing, Mike Porman gets ready to toss his water balloon,

Fall Bonanza - the promise of a fun afternoon filled with school spirit, bright sunshine, and fun times with friends, 2W&s event was all t ha t and more,

Although everyone enjoyed Fall bonanza, the event held special meaning to one student in part icular, Senior Brody Young went on to the field t ha t afternoon with one th ing on his mind- to reclaim his title as watermelon eat ing champion,

After Brody dominated the event his sophomore year, he was str ipped of his title with a second place finish in 2DD5, Qwd\^ recalled, "I was ready for a tough batt le after losing last year,"

The batt le was a close one, with some new and fierce competit ion for the veteran, "The kids put up a good fight, bu t they really Just couldn't handle if," the victorious senior stated, He walked away with the title and the respect of his school,

Despite Qrod^s victory, the senior class did not obtain the final victory, The freshman class won the overall competit ion, "If was so awesome to beat all the upperclassmen!" exclaimed Kaitlyn Looney, So, after a fun afternoon In the sunshine, the whole school held lots of memories and was ready for Homecoming,

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Dki September 8, 2006, the Homecoming Court was well prepared to have a fun night, Homecoming Court is announced a week before Homecoming, so the nominees only had seven days to prepare! Finding the ideal escort and the perfect dress was part of being nominated for court, Everyone on the field looked outstanding but when asked about getting ready for the big day, the girls had lots of different answers,

When the question was brought up about how she felt going shopping for court, Ashley Robbins said, "I was enthusiastic to find the perfect dress," Some nominees said that they didn't go shopping; they used previous dresses from other events, like junior Emily Jenkinson did, She said, "I didn't go shopping; I Just used my Prom dress from last year: However, finding a dress is Just part of this special night,

Once the dress has been found, locating an escort was somewhat difficult for a lot of the court members that week because they couldn't fake football players, The court members said they all had problems, Alex Hnatusko responded, "I had a few in mind, but I chose Brad because I thought we would have a fun time together," when asked if she knew who she was taking with her for her big day,

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^ for everyone, When if came time to take the walk of fame, after all their preparation, the girls were

; left excited, beautiful, I honored, and nervous,

Left: Ecstatic, freshmen court members Ashley Zehner and Gavin Norton situate themselves within the main hallway before homecoming commences, Below: The freshmen show off their winning float,

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Below: Cheerleaders back from the dead, AnJelica bush, lyndsey Fisher, Kylie Gmder, and Ashley Jones enjoy the Halloween dance,

Below: "Lean wif it rock wif it!" Myles Pinder knows how to bust a move on the dance floor,

Below (Left): It's Tink and Peter Pan! Couple Racheal looney and Kevin HoneycuW are too cute, Below (Right): NwAmaahhhl A kiss goodnight from Kevin Scheldt and Kalie Thompson,

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Each year at Culver High School, the one event that is always looked forward to is Sports Spectacular, 2 0 0 6 - 2 0 0 7 was no different, The entire student body was alive with excitement in ant ic ipat ion for the 2007 Sports Spectacular, For weeks before, classes prepared for the competit ion, choosing themes, finding dancers, signing up for events, and decorat ing their respective walls,

For the individuals who simply at tended on Friday night, Sports Spectacular may have seemed to be Just a series of relays, they did not see the hows put in prior to the actual event, One often-overlooked aspect of the competit ion is the wall decorat ing contest, After each class chose a theme, they had to sketch out an idea for their port ion of the wall and purchase supplies for decorat ing,

With their paints, paper, tape, and ladders in hand, small groups of students from each grade stayed after school each day the whole week leaing up to the competit ion on N\arch 16, "We had a really great theme and work ing on the wall was so much fun this year," Shannon Dwnfee

stated, All the students' hard work paid off; the cafeteria was alive with school spirit, and the senior class walked away with first prize,

Right; Despite the goofy look on his face Robert Molebash still manages some amazing speed in the tricycle race, Below: Competeing for the senior class In the crab walk are Jordan broeker, Elizabeth Smith, Troy Kawffman, and Brittany Steen,

Above; Shake 'n Bake! Juniors Chris Montgomery, John Glrard, and iucas Hanselman went all-out Ricky Bobby this year, Right: The class of 0 0 7 exercises their 'License to Win' and takes home first prize for their James Bond kerned wall, Sports Spectacular 127

Dancing, singing, laughing, get t ing fancy hair-do's, dressing up, and having a spectacular night is wha t prom is all about, DO7 Tomorrow Never Dies was the theme for this year's Prom, This theme is aimed specifically t oward the seniors since they are gradua t ing in the year 2DD7. Not any different from previous years, prom was held at Christo's Banquet Center from 6 :30 p,m, to 11 :DD p,m,

Representing the senior Prom Court were Dam Mishler, Courtney Golding, Emily Keller Mal lory Mas te r Ashley Hnafwsko, Kevin Schwldt, Jordan broeker, Shawn Hinsey, Wya f t Good, and Corey Minix, Representing the Junior Prom Court was Tori Dai/ightery, Linley Master, Br ianna Wilson, Kasi Browning, Kylie Gunder, Jon Davis, John Glrard, lucas ttanselman, M a t t Kornblith, and Loren Salzer, Courtney Golding and Jordan broeker were crowned Prom Queen and King,

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Left: "And the Prom Queen and Prom King of 2007 are,„Cowrtney Golding and Jordan broekerf last year Courtney was Prom Princess, Below: Awaiting the results for Prom Prince and Prom Princess are Jon Davis, Kasi browning, John Glrard, Tori Dawgharfy, lucas l\anse\man, Kylie Gunder, Matt Kornblith, Linley Master, Loren Salzer, brlanna Wilson, Wyatt Good, Courtney Golding, and Jordan broeker, these Juniors and seniors had been anxiously waiting for these results for a whole week!

Right: At their last Prom of their high school careers, seniors Mallory Master, Courtney Golding, Emily Keller, Meagan Maes, brandi

/ens, Dana Mishler, ly E\artman, and )le Wentzel take a Kiorable photo to last | n a lifetime,

1 Left: Without their dates by I their sides, sophomore I Stephan Vantwood, senior ben i Doty, and sophomore Parker

Woodward hit the dance floor alone but still manage to hasie

:Caugv Rachel boyne and her date Patrick Allen hit the dance floor, below, Mistaking their mouths were misplaced, seniors Brody Young and Dylan bush smash their bananas on their forehead,

Above1, Enjoying the walk of fame, juniors lucas l\anselman and Kylie Gunder escort one another to the Prom Court line up, Right: After being crowned, Prom Prince Jon Davis and Prom Princess Tori Daugharty show off their royal gear, Left: Junior Samanfha Mersch loves her boyfriend James Riffey's fie so much that she finally talked James Into letting her wear it for a while,

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Right: Out for a special night of fun and excitment, senior Dylan Bush and sophomore Alex Hnafwsfe dance until they cant dance anymore, Below: Corey Minix has some fun with his date,

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Below: Enjoying their last Prom, seniors Brittany Steen and Twesdae Arfman don't waste anytime sitting around,

ing groove thing, senior Mol Hartman shows everybody how things are done, Below: Silly couple Kevin Scheldt anc Kelly Ahlenius are being goofier than ever,

Left: After dancing for hours, juniors Monica Hipsher and Racheal looney took a break for a quclk snap shot,

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Below: Out on the dance floor, senior Kody Snyder and his date never stop, lower Lett: Hand in hand, freshman Kyle Pugh and junior Alicia Allen are out for a slow dance,

Below: At After Prom, senior Alison Tobey lies on the gym floor after an exhausting night of dancing, eating, and singing, Even while Alison napped, she kept her crown on,

Left: Cowboy hats and all, Blaine Townsend's date, senior Blaine Townsend, junior Michael Russell, and freshman Marshall Master round up for a group photo, below, After an exciting evening, Kasey demons decided to take a quick cat nap on her date,

Above1, Exhausted, Meagan Maes and Matt Kornblifh take a power nap on the gym floor during After Prom, below, haveingthe time of their lives, Jill Graves and her date decided to take a break for a quick snap shot,

Above: Ladies man, Chris Montgomery finds himself lucky enough to wind up taking group shot with Kalie Thompson, Linsey McKee, Whitney Banfield, and Morgan Hissorj This happened to be the group's first Prom experience, Above Left: Busting out some mahr moves are seniors Shanna Moore and Devin Hwfl

Right: Always [together, sophomore Parker Woodward and senior Emily Keller are inseparable and just can not

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Below: With glee Jordan broeker receives his scholarships from Mr, \Aanse\wan> Right: Having received their schalorships and diplomas, these ladies appear relieved as they take their seats,

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Left: Reflecting on the years that have passed, Twesdae Artman remembers with a tear and a smile, Below: Getting ready in the cafeteria, Darek Ploro, James Downey, Devin Master, Ryan Loehmer, Roy Bell, and Mikey Hwrford get together for one last picture as high school students,

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Below: Before going off in their separate directions, the graduating class of 2007 celebrates their final night as a whole,

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Connections, They are what high school is all about, Dur relationships with friends, teachers, boyfriends, girlfriends, and classmates make up ow daily lives within the walls here at Culver, Inside the pages of this book we showcase these bonds, From saying hi to the new 6id, making memories on special nights of Homecoming and Prom, or having a heated debate with your Social Studies teachert we interact every day in ways outsiders could never imagine, These connections will carruj with us throughout our lives, even after we graduate and say goodbye to CHS forever, So, make your own connections and remember your time at Culver,

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