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COMMUNITY "Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress.

Working together is success:' -Henry Ford

"C] =collllllunity=Cj: It's that simple."

(I-r) Seniors Odis Scales, Donovan Potter, Kenny Harris, Alan Reid, Donye McClesky & Franklyn

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Bobby Richardson '09, Mike Raiff '09

.' eek Jonce Tackett, 'Boys of'07 enjoying splrlt w •

P & Josh Miller Sam era

IWisSiO "People you can rurn ~~

"A group of people coming together with love and respeet for one another."

to in tunes of need,"

"Building Family Spirit is just who we are as a community."

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The Morionists Pl :)VIN C E O F TiE UNITED ~TA- :S

UFaith is not

belief. Belief is

passive. Faith is

. " active.

'" Edith Hamilton

Grace Doepker '07

Freshman Charlie Hallinan & Marvin Scott, Father Matt Komescher, SM and Cody Potts '08.

Members of the class of '09 (left) pray during their first liturgy as members of the C-J Family.

Meghan Newlin '06

The chapel (right) provides a place for students and teachers to pray and reflect. The Washington St. Marianist community

celebrates Mass with us here on FJidays.

S ISTERS OF NOTRE DAME

DE NAMUR

The women 's varsity soccer team bringing it in before their match to pray. This is a tradition for many sports teams at C-J, showing that faith is an integral part of our education.

Mr. Marshall '86 bowing his head to pray during a liturgical service.

CATCH THE SPIR.IT The faith of the C-J Community is easily recog­

nized in the number of students participating in

retreats, mission trips, service, L.I.F.E., ministering

at mass and prayer services, and praying on sports

fields and in the classroom.

The Liturgical Choir under the direction Mrs. Sierichs.

Rosie McAuley '06 reading a petition at the first mass.

Mark Shoemaker '06 ministers as a cantor during liturgy. Mark is a four-year member of the Liturgical & Concert Choirs. Alex Kilgore '06 distributing ashes to Ryan A. Johnson

'08 dUling the Ash Wednesday liturgy.

Father Gene Conta­dino, SM blesses the ashes as the Junior & Senior ministers pray.

Julia Phillips-Roth '09, Mary McDermott '06, Mark Trick '06, Aaron Scheid '07 & Rosie McAuley '06 leading the interces­sions at the fust school liturgy.

The Varsity volleyball team getting ready to cheer after praying before the big game against Canoll.

MISSION What does Mission

mean to you:

II To me, mission means discover­

ing your purpose in life through your relationship with God. JJ

- Krista Seaman

\\Education for adaption and change."

George Saville once said that"Education is what re~ mains when we have forgotten all that we have been taught:' His point being that education isn't about memorizing facts for a test, or doing page after page of homework in algebra, or knowing all of the ele~ ments of the periodic table for chemistry quizzes. An education for life is what sticks around after the test or exam. This can be a mixture of ideas, philosophies, and experiences, some of which may have come from a teacher, a fellow student, a stranger, or oneself. This is what a C~ J education is about, and the reason many different teaching styles are incorporated into classes such as videos, games, simulations, field trips, and speakers. Many teachers encourage students to come up with their own opinions, and respect opinions, even those contrary to their own. This makes a CJ education different from the average high school, and why C~ J students are so well prepared for college and life. Elbert Hubbard said, liThe object of teaching a child is to enable him to get along without a teacher:' This is exactly what the teachers aim towards for students at C~ J.

1. Brenda La eagerly awaits the answers to her homework in her freshman math class.

2. Junior Geordie McKinney listens to directions before starting an activity in the

language lab.

3. Math teacher, Ms. Meyers, poses for the camera while her students do board work.

4. Freshman Charmaine Kendrick uses her free time in class to begin her homework.

5. Senior Chris Anderson uses his study hall time wisely by reading ahead for his English class.

S nior K.uie. orman coneentr. te·

on her lab experiement In her honor \.herrustry class, taughr by .1s. Tetzlaff

Junior Emily Strader \\ orks diligently on her painting in art class.

Seniors Jessica Kracirik and Amanda Paul offer their intru­mental praise in our all-school prayer service.

Candice Scales,Junior

"Education is about

learning new things and being open to new ideas:'

Alicia Thornberry, Senior

"Me being so lost all the time it's really hard for me to understand what

education is really all about, but from what I

hear education at CJ is really cooll"-

Mr. Stachler works with his freshman students on the Maximum Expiratory Volume (MEV) Lab.

Junior Pat Dowd puts his cooking skills to the test in his

culinary arts class.

c1!e U't!IJ-t.'f~ •• -. --~--. EDUCATION

"It is important not to sleep while be­ing taught otherwise you will miss out on what education is really about."

-Serena Allen

C-J is always noted and praised for the diversity in the halls. Unlike many other schools,

where diversity is a struggle, here it is a strength. Students come from many geographic regions, numerous different backgrounds and heritages. At the same time, we all do

have some similarities as well. One remarkable aspect of C-J is that both these similari­

ties as well as differences are visible in the classrooms, clubs, and sports fields. It is all

about acknowledging both similarities and differences, and not focusing solely on one or the other that makes C-J stand out.

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"We can learn a lor from crayons; some are sharp, prett)', or dull wh ile others are bright. Some have weird names, but ther all learn to live together in the same box,"

- Jessiw Keys '06

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• • front of the whole class."

1. Frances Broderick '06 cheers for the Football team during the Alter game in the freezing cold. CJ Students can get spirited even in the worst weather.

2. Juniors, Kiara Elijah, Brittany Kinne}~ and Brandee Elijah smile for the camera while dressed alike in blue and green tie-dye.

3. Craig Vangas'06 rides a tricycle during a pep rally. Many riders had a lot of trouble staying on these small bikes, but Craig handled it with style and really got the crowd riled up. Go Craig!

4. Victorious Seniors, Natalie Bauer and Holly Zelnio finish offher whipped cream pie during a Rally.

5. This was quite an exciting day for the CJ community with a new Eagle mascot uniform. Principal Marshall sported this new wliform at the pep rally. Whoo!

Arionne Curry 'os cheers at a CJ pep

rally. Arionne is a JV cheerleader this year.

She is very spirited and really got the

crowd pumped up with her energy.

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HEART Showing a lot of spirit truly takes heart, and

C] students possess a lot of this.

Junior, Chris Borchers cheers for the Women's Varsity Soccer team while sport­ing a white "T" and a green hat. He gets spirited by sounding his noisemaker for the soccer team.

Whatdoes Spirit _an

to ,OM' Tiffany Cockrell, Senior

"Spirit is being ener­getic and supporting the CJ teams. Yay!!"

Mr. Marshall, Principal

"Spirit is ownership of one's actions in the

1. Seniors, Kenny Wat­son and Kenny Harris are dressed up in their football gear before the pep rally.

2. Senior. Regina Jones walks out with the Senior class and really shows

3.Juuiors. Travis Pfander and Kyle Retzlehoff are wearing CJ inspired wigs to support the team at Welcome Stadium.

Above: Seniors, Sara Dorman. Kacey Junior, Katie Hoendorf cheer for the team while they play Northmont. along with 4 others. all dressed in blaLCk:" to pump up the crowd.

Left: The class of'OS stands up and CJ Pep Rally. Each class was ....... inO'i;nfll

see who could make the most nOllSel'-;'Y;

state of exhileration:' an eagle:'

"I learned what true happiness means. Although these

people didn't have all the materalistic possessions we have, they wre simply content with being loved:'

-Ariel Johnson

"It was incredible to be taken into the families' homes and

to be treated with such generosity, even though they didn't have

much for themselves. I will never forget the people I met; they gave me a new perspective on life and what's really important:'

Carrying out the mission of St. Julie Billiart and B1. William Joseph Chaminade is to be an active

member of society, live life to the fullest and educate the whole person. A selected group of Chami~

nade-Julienne students chose to further their mission by going out into the world to reach out to

others. These students had the opportunity to see poverty, ftrst hand. They were able to be intro~

duced to a new culture, learn a new language, and become closer to God. Not only did this mission

trip consist of hard work and making new friends but it also brought us a new understanding of

other peoples' culture as well as their unique circumstances. Eyes were opened and love was present.

Our mission trips deftnitely provided an opportunity for us to grow closer to God!

-Rosie 1HJCI1 .. U:;

Jessica Kracirik '06 (r ) shares her musical gifts during our liturgies as a member of the Liturgical Choir.

The use of sunflowers in the arrange­

ment pictured here has special cance to the Sisters of Notre Dame.

Julie was famous for saying that our attitude toward God should be like

that of rhe sunflower that is always

turning toward the sun.

Seniors Emilie Hall and Greg \Villiams (below) listen intently during the prayer service to honor the fi rs t anniversary of the death of Sr. Dorothy Stang, SND.

Fr. Bill O'Donnell, c.PP.S., pastor of P recious Blood Parish (r) is a familiar face at our liturgies. Here he was presiding the Sr. Dorothy Stang remembrance.

Mr. Sparrow (r) shared his insights on the charism of the Sisters of Notre Dame during our January Founders' Day Liturgy.

Mr. Mominee, a veteran member of our Relgion Department and the LIFE program, proclaims the scriptures at a Liturgy in Emmanuel.

Elizabeth Abell Eric Abney

Cory Adams Catherine Anderson

Erin Andrews Jose Arias

Alexis Arnold Patricia Arnold

David Arquilla DeShawn Bailey

Ree'Neece Bailey Monica Baker

Kristina Barcinas Gilbert Berwa Taylor Beyerle Cecely Blalock

Samuel Borgerding Jace Brooks

Jamise Brooks Shanae Brooks Andrea Brown

Ariel Brown Bailey Brown James Brown

Jordan Brown Christopher Bruckman

Patrick Bruggeman Rachel Brun John Bruns

Earl Bush Katie Bush

Natasha Bush

Christina Calhoun Antwone Cameron

Nicole Campbell Alexandria Candler

Daniel Casey Julia Chick Mary Clark

Tanae Clarke

Shar'na Clement Kenneth Clements Madeline Conroy Dustin Copeland

Ravyn Corbitt Isaiah Cordell Craig Cortner

Lindsay Cosby

Gary Cottrell Heather Cottrell

Grace Cox Katherine Cronin

Taylor Cubbie

renna Daugherty Rachael Day f Jordan Dant

Lucas Iberico Matt Miller

Amanda DeBoard Daj'za Demmings Mariah deWeaver Chuck Dickens J enna Dorman Ryne Drakes ShflRhonda Dunson Michael Early

Katie Eloe Rachael Engel Phon~Fan ShenE Fleming Chelsea Flohre Madeleine Flood Dominique Fowler Ronald Frost

Ronda Frost Shawn Garrison Lindsey Gerhard Tiffany Gifford Rachel Gillespie Dedrick Goddard Alicia Gomez Taylor Gray

Levan Greaves Elizabeth Grigg Zachary Hadaway Curt Hagan Anne Haley

Charles Hallinan t Loretta Hayek Andrew Heck

Joey Saluke '06

Mr. Derus shows new principal Mr. Marshall who's the boss.

Seniors Jasmine Frank and Donovan Potter

Seniors -Sam Budd, Meghan Newlin, and Megan Mercer

1. Jasmine Trammell'06 and Katie Shay'07preparing for an upcoming

performance during their Concert Choir class.

2. Some of the class of '07 show off for the camera for a group picture it. Chemistry class. _ '

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The gun goes off &

everything changes ... the world changes and nothing else really matters. ~Patti Sue Plummer

Men and Women at the Eaton meet celebrating dropped times.

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a number of new athletes joined the team and we had a season. Each athlete grew as a person throughout the season.

~lm'Duli1t through injuries and other hardships. Some athletes stepped a leadership role, ran against tough competition and motivated

i&~· .. teain.trultes, All athletes grew physically; they ran faster each week inbtmled their times throughout the season. Each person on the team ~nt;lill~ emotionally, and spiritually. We built community through­

shared prayers and goals with one another and challenged use failures as stepping-stones to furore successes. We learned

ourselves and grew as people. Our season was indeed a success. -Mickey Mominee

Row 1: (I to r) Annie Buscemi, Emily Lesko, Kayleigh Reamy. Abby Cox, Michele Wabler. Row 2: Grace Doepker, Lauren Stayer, Alicia Thornberry, Susan Gilbert, Anna Held, Kim Wallis. Row 3: Coach Mickey Morninee, Lisa Folkerth,Jenna Yaney, Katy Olmstead, Ann Furey, Brittany Brown, Jordan Beyerle, Christina Genovesi, Coach Bridget Pierson

"We're Back .•. " This year, the Marching Band is back, replac­ing the Pep Band, and made a great impres­sion. The program grew in numbers this year,

I with 29 members under the direction of Mr. David Wood and Mrs. Debi Schutt. Field Com­mander Katie Aicher '06 brought lots of spirit and enthusiam to the band. Her leadership along with dedication of all band members and direc­tors helped the marching

I band make a successful comeback this year after taking a few years off.

Carlos Myers'08 and Jakob Lanman-Niese '07

Nesha Johnson '09, Chris Scup­ski '06 playing during Meet the

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CRESCENDO Defi nition: gradual increase in

volume of a musical passage

"The intensity of the band

increased throughout the season:'

Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice; It is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved.

, William Jennings Bryan

e all dream dreams, and it's a beautiful thing when they actually come true. 2005 was a dream sea~

son for C~J's women's tennis team, most successful ever, due to hard work, dedica~

team spirit, and a common vision. Among their accomplishments were a team record of 18-4,

#1 ranking in the Dayton area (Team of the Year

Division I), #1 team in Southwest Ohio, and a trip the state team tournament at Ohio State Univer~

after defeating powerful Princeton. All eight players made it to the state tournament junior

Pleiman in singles, and sophomore Emily

"'~'L"'''.'''''·'' and freshman Katie Pleiman in doubles. ""' ...... " .. Samantha Zimmerman, and seniors Emily

.'-" ... u ... "'~, Melanie Luken, Holly Zelnio, and Mar~ Cronin anchored the doubles teams and were all

successful. A unique combination of talent,

.... "'IU"' .... '"", determination and spirit enabled this to meet and exceed its highest expectations and

favorite number "1" and to realize the meaning of

UU/LLO'" Life is great! God is great!

Match Scores State

Opponent Result Team To

Middletown W5-0 Opponent Chillicothe W4-1 St. Ursuline L3-2 Anderso

Miamisburg W5-0 Loveland W3

Columbus Acad. W3-2 Princeton W3

Mother of Mercy W4-1 Magnificat L3

Carroll W5-0 Mt. . Notre Dame L3

Springboro W5-0 Tipp City W5-0 Tournaments Troy W5-0 Title Result Oakwood L4-1 Miami Valley Alter W5-0 Coaches 2nd Centerville W5-0 Miamisburg Beavercreek W4-1 Invitational 1st Fairmont W5-0 MVS Doubles 1st Butler W5-0

l-r Alex Landes '08, Freshmen, Julia Chick and Samantha Zimmerman, and Alison Schmid '06 all showing their tough tennis skills on the court.

This was the first year the Women's Varsiry Team from C-J has gone to state. In addition to the team's success all eight of our players received All Area Awards.

First Team Singles: Christie and Katie Pleiman Third Team Singles: Emily Buerschen

First Team Doubles: Emily Kaminski / Samantha Zimmerman

Second Team Doubles: Melanie Luken / Holly Zelnio

Honorable Mention: Martina Cronin

Below: Seniors Martina Cronin and Melanie Luken pose for pictures after re­ceiving their medals.

Emily Kaminski '06 and Samantha Zimmer­man '09 discuss their strategy with Coach Brooks in the quarterfinal match of state team tournament.

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Consistency

Through consistent determina­

tion and hard work, the women's

tennis team made it to the

quarterfinals of the State Team

Tournament for the first time.

Madeline Quill '09, Elise Kaminski, Nicole Campbell '09, Kathleen Begley '08, and Annie Haley '09

Danielle Midlam, Lisa Folkerth, Lily Conroy, Jacque Miller, Cori Evans, Nikki Loesch, Emily Philips-Roth, Kelly Kinsey, and Katie Holtvoigt recieved recgonition for getting Third place at the Governer's cup

Bethany Brun '07, Sam Davidson 06, Claire Ferneding'06,Jackie Malone, Sarah Harvey'07, Grace Doepker '07, Lisa Folkerth'07, Katie Holtvoigt hold coxswain Jackie Athmer '07 after finishing 3rd at the Govenor's Cup. The Varisry 8+ medaled in 3 out of 4 races.

With over 35 rowers, this year the 1st Varsity 4+ qualified .... · ....... AILJB

Rowing National Championship on June 10 and at least two boattlG each Regatta. Both teams had a great year with the Novices impr1~. in their races.

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Don Zimmer, Zach Hadaway, Dorian Vauis. Stephen Musgrove. acl1 Alexander. Back: Nick McMahon. Sam Jandel • Greg Meyers. Alex

Borchers, Lucas Pfander. Coach Mazza

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Senior standout Stephen Musgrove

Zach Hadaway'09 putts for a birdie.

Alex Edgel'07 hits his ball out of the bunker .

Sam Jandel'09 watches the ball fly toward the green

Chaminade-Julienne offers a comprehensive retreat program led by peer

leaders trained by the Minisny & Service staff. Students have the opportunity

to participate in a progressive series of retreats beginning their Freshman year.

All freshmen attend an on-campus retreat in February titled Beyond Respect.

Sophomore year includes an off-campus retreat that is centered around the

theme of Thtst that is based on the writings of St. Julie & Blessed William

Joseph Chaminade. Juniors have the option of participating in one of five

two-day overnight retreats called The Journey which is based on the story of

the disciples meeting Jesus on the road to Emmaus (Luke 24: 13-34) Amanda Henne '07 leads her group in one of the fun team building activities on Junior Retreat.

Freshman Retreat includes lots of time for small groups to share their experi­ences with Respect for Self, Others and God. The annual retreat is held on campus and is led by selected members of the Junior class.

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Blake Roan & Alex Edgel

Brandon Artis, a member of the

class of 2002, speaks about

"Respect for Self' during the annual Freshman retreat.

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Chds Kleil1hellZ Grace Doepker & EI11i1y Strav~er

Brianna Rosenbauer Sarah Rowsey

Shelli Ruppert Chiara Saccaggi

Tyekka Sadler Madison Sargent Andrew Sawyer

Colleen Sayer

Lisa Scarpelli Sarah Schmitt

Melissa Schoenhofer Clare Schwab

Kwesi Seabrook Molly Shanks Rachel Shaver Allison Shimp

Christian Shingiro Quentina Skipper

Megan Slayback Emily Smith

Kelsey Smith Lohit Solomon Justin Sprague

Charise Stargell

Benjamin Stayer Tiera Stephen

Alexandra Stuckey Aaron Sumlin Joseph Szabo Jessica Taylor

Andi Thompson Natasha Tolentino

Justin Tumey Hannah Tyson

Theresa Vpp Dorian Vauls Jacob Veney

Randall Wakefield Michael Waldron

Victor Walker

Ellen Walling India Warfield

Stefanie Weber Carly Wetrich

Brandon White Cierra White Seth Wilson

Sydney Wiltshire

Stephanie Woeste Stepfanie Wolff Marvin Worthy

Gary Youngerman Erin Zugelder

Nikki Winchester '06 and Jessica Taylor '07

Ashley Downs'06

Seniors Ashley Collier, Courtney Reynolds, Karina Hollis, Regina Jones, and Chrstina Varcarcel

Everyone sparkles and shines at the Christmas Dance and it

doesn't have to cost a lot to look so nice. Joey Saluke 107 and Blake

Sheridan 107 could always be

depended on to sport their finest UVillage Thrift" attire.

Jessica Bruns '07 and her Dad

Queen of the Dance: Mark Trick '06 and his Mother

King of the Dance: Sam Budd '06 and her Father, Steve,

whose dating advice could be summed up in three simple words: "Boys are bad!"

Grace Pera '09 and her Dad Colleen Martin '06 and her Dad

Daughter Dances aft

PARENT liMy dad's always been there for me

especially during my high school years. I can't thank him enough:'

Sophomores Kathleen Begley, Michelle Klimaski, Molly

Shanks, and Allison Richard have fun getting their picture

taken at the dance.

Alex Baldukas '06 and his mom recieve applause for the wonderful essay Alex wrote

about her.

-Jessica Kracirik c06

Kiara Heidenreich '06 and her dad enjoy listening to the essays

written by other students.

Megan Hankey '06, Holly Zelnio '06, and Rose McAuley '06 are

having a blast dancing with their dads and friends

Patrick Bills '06 Elliot Klosterman '07

Jamar King'06 Kenny Watson '06

How was it for you!

Based on Senior Jeremy Miller's expression I'd say he and his Mom had an awesome time at the dance.

"We have special 'Mom and Nathan days' where we have fun together and I get a new toy. My mom's great; she's my favorite:'

-Nate Wallace '07

"Going to the Fath~r/ Daughter Dance with my dad is something we look forward to every year. It gives us a great exuse to hang out and boogie all night together!"

-Allison Rindla '07 , ~=~----.J<J- \

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C]'s Students of Diversity (right) help to put on the

anual valentine dance for the whole C] community.

D ylan Colvin and her date, Zach Borts are having such a great time they even have to take a break

from dancing and sit down.

SeniorsColleen M artin & Christina

Seniors

Sam Hoefler

& D an Smith

Robert

Woodhull '07

1. Sophomores Theresa Upp, Sheila

Donnelly, and Cara Plasphol all enjoy their

second Valentines Dance at CJ.

2. Ariel Johnson '06 and Brian Scott '07 take a quick

moment out from dancing to pose for the camera.

3 Joey Homan and Katie Hoendorf enjoy their third

Valentines dance together as Juniors.

4. Caroline Jentle­son and Kevin Troidl have a great time at their last Valentine 's

Dance as Seniors.

1. Seniors Ali Hess and Odis Scales, King and Queen.

2. Won-Sup Sohn and Amanda Paul , Senior runners up.

3. Jessica Taylor and John McGinnis, Sophomore court.

4. Geordie McKinney and Candice Scales, Junior court.

Juniors Chris Doyle and Jacy Closser dance the night away.

Ki.ra M itchell & friend Francecs. Gomez & Emil)' Jackson Seniors C harmaine X.yasieh &

Seniors Odis Scales, Lindsey Reynolds, Courtney Reynolds, Jessica Marks, Ayesha Green & Chantee Matthews.

Left: Juniors Brandee Elijah and Geordie McKinney.

C hanree Matthews

erricka Timothy Andersen

Nathan Armanini Kristen Arquilla

Jacqueline Athmer Bridget Bach

Stephanie Baldridge

Alexander Baron Nicholas Bennett

Jenna Bethel John Beust

Gustave Bizimana Joshua Blankley

Christopher Blumenstock

Daniel Bolton

Alexander Bonner Jana Boone

Christopher Borchers Ashley Boucher

Sean Branick Bethany Brun Jessica Bruns Ann Buscemi

Steven Busch Mariah Busher

William Carrigg Ariel Carson

Tamra Carson Morgan Chami Thomas Cleary

Julienne Closser

Elizabeth Coe Brittany Collins

Cory Collins Lilia Conroy

Jaslyn Cooley Kyle Copeland

Robert Craig Anjerrica Curry

Timothy DeVita Lucas Dickman

Alexandra DiMuccio Grace Doepker

Patrick Dowd Christopher Doyle

Martha Duffy Alexander Edgel

Marcia Edwards Brandee Elijah

Kiara Elijah Monica Eltzroth

Corinne Evans

~l~:~=~:l~:r~~ ~uuaniel Garcher

Christina Genovesi Matthew Gilbert Susan Gilbert De' Andre Gist Devin Givens Sean Gleason Adam Golden

Francesca Gomez Stephanie Gosser Charles Grove Kristen Gummerus Devin Hairston Nicole Hall Emma Hamby Ashlee Hammond

Claire Hampel Courtney Harchaoui Sarah Hartman Sarah Harvey Derrek Haywood Kenneth Heidenreich ' Amanda Henne Joshua 'Herzer

Philip Hewitt Julian Hodges Kathryn Hoendorf Asia Hollis Kiera Hollis

Alexander HOlmte . Joseph Homan Joseph Howell

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be exciting and unexpected ... Whoa, that's two words. I wouldn't trade my teammates for anyone."

Jordan Wortham dribbles down the court in a courtside thriller against Beavercreek to score some well earned points.

Fairmont 57 McNicholas 48 St. Xavier 39 Beavercreek 58 Badin 60 Roger Bacon 56 Carroll 65 Alter 56 Whitner Young 67 Tror 70 LaSalle 65 Purcell 63 McNicholas 59 Elder 51 Roger Bacon 48 Alter 43 Moeller 40 Badin 63 Warne 68 Purcell 35

Tournament Ross 70 Bellbrook 50 Woodward 45

55 35 53 44 47 55 41 47 69 50 55 52 46 53 40 45 41 45 78 38

48 41 52

Back: Dei\ndre Gist, Jordan Wortham, Vincent Evans, John McGinnis, Patrick Munn, Brian Scott Front: Evan Allen, Donovan Potter, Alex Johnson, Steve Dees, Joe Saluke

Back: John McGinnis, Vince Evans, Zach Kauth, Ryan Johnson, Aaron Adams, Joe Szabo and Kurt Hess Front: Ethan Kroger, Ryne Drakes, Chad Briggs, Pat Munn and Jacob Vinney

Fairmont McNicholas St. X 38 Beavercreek 25 Hamilton Badin 36 Roger Bacon 43 Carroll 39 AIrel' 32 LaSalle 37 Purcell-Marian 45 McNicholas 29 Elder 43 Roger Bacon 36 Alter 42 Moeller 33 Hamilton Badin 43 VVayne 37 Purcell-Marian 45

20 58 57 38 33 21 37 43 48 39 46 41 42 39 51 38 32 37

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all Heart

The Lady Eagles wel1t il1to their seasol1 this year with mal1Y people doubtil1g their talel1t. It took 1011g, hard practices al1d determil1atiol1 to prepare them. They fought each game to prove their critics wrol1g, dllr­

il1g which they proved to have great heart al1d a love for the game.

Megan Mercer, Sara Dorman, Emily 8eyoglides, .Jazmv.ne Marks

Sophomore Rachel Chandler (left) dribbles around a defender to pass the ball. This is Rachel's second year as a Varsity player.

Junior Marty Duffy (raight) looks to make a pass up the

court. Marty plays point guard for the Varsity

basketball team.

Freshman, Shene Fleming looks to pass the ball to a guard after rebound­ing the ball against Xenia.

Jazmyne Marks '06 dribbles the bas­ketball up the court on a fast break.

SCOR~BOX

Lakota West Northmont Marion Local Trotwood-Madison McNicholas Xenia Centerville Mt. de Chan tel Tamworth Australia Columbus DeSales Whitney-Young St. Ursula Wadsworth Colonel White Delaware Hayes Mt.Joliet Carroll Alter Beavercreek Findlay Tecumseh Springboro Oak Hills

Kat Ryder '07 leaps up to get a rebound against Xenia High School.

Sara Dorman '06 jumps up to grab a defen­sive rebound for her team.

CJ Away 52 62 52 35 45 34 45 23 43 42 40 31 18 23 50 52 56 24 39 36 42 43 36 37 47 51 37 36 54 46 48 51 54 59 33 38 41 36 37 36 59 24 51 37 32 55

eserve coach, Bill Kern talks to his team during a time out.

He has been coaching the Reserve team at Cj for two years ow and helped them to achieve great success this year.

Back Row (I-r): Asst. Coach Jonathan Scruggs, Sidney Potter, Rachel Chandler, Nicole Christie, Shene Fleming, Kat Ryder, India Warfield, Tiera Stephen, Marty Duffy, Head Coach Marc Greenberg Front Row (I-r): Trainor Meghan Newlin,Jasmine Marks, Megan Mercer, Sara Dorman, Emily Beyoglides, Manager Frances Broderick

Back Row (I-r): Head Coach Bill Kern, AJ Curry, Dalynn Peters, Kat Ryder, Hannah Tyson, Kristen Davis, Asst. Coach Mandi Myers Front Row (I-r): Tanae Clarke, Jenny Nicholson, TaishaJones, Carson Williams, Quentina Skipper

Front Row (I-r): Tara Lonneman, Cara Nartker, Mariah DeWeaver, Kate Cronin, Katie Eloe Back Row (I-r): Brenna Daugherty, Jameise Brooks, Nesha Johnson, Rachel Brun, Dajza Demmings, Ashley Knapp, Head Coach Jim Carruth.

Swimming is all about building relationships inside and outside of the water. Swimming not only makes people want to strive to improve their speed in the water but to strive for excellence. Over this past year the Swim team took a team trip to the Knights Invitational while studying for exams, earned their first swimming trophy for winning the Shawnee Invitational, and placed third in the GeL. Twenty,three minutes and twenty' nine seconds were dropped from their very . "rst meet of the year and trained over 270,000 yards. Nine school records were broken and 482 lifetimes best perfor­

ances were met. Swimming is all about meeting new people, having fun, meeting new goals and striving for the best.

(Above)]enna Yaney, Sarah Woerner, Lauren Nemeth, Zack Willis, Jane Tuss, Jessica Kracirik, Alexa Lopez, Erin Rankine, Mary McAtee, Ali Hess, Brittany Brown, Elvia Jones,Jordan Beyerle, Emelie Hall, Will Haley

Back Row: Bailey Brown, Ashley Coucher, Jessica Morningstar, Maddie Baron, Wendy Porrs, Melinda Emery, Brooke Onyia, Mary Gleason. Row 5: 'Elizabeth Grigg, Taylor Beyerle, Jessica Yaney, Emily JacksOn, Megan Slayback, Emily Kauth, Chiara Saccaggi. Row 4: Lisa Treadway, Amanda Moeli, Caitlin,StocK­elman, Christina Genovesi, Morgan Chami, Sierra Zumwald, Chelsea Onyia. Row 3: Theresa Upp, Francesca Genovesi, Rebecca Rou 'er, Rachel Voskuhl, Danielle Midlam, Annelise Ricciuto,Jessica Bruns/Row 2: Kary Olmsted,Jes­sica Kracirik, Erin Rankine, Jordan "Beyerle, Alexa 'Lopez, Brittany Brown, Ali Hess, Sarah Woerner. Front Row: Mary McAtee, Elvia Jones, Emelie Hall

Back Row: Chris Kleinhenz, Sean Branick, Jose Arias, Jeffrey McQuiston, Joe Noonan, Adam

Walusis. Middle Row: Peter Quinttus, David Kracirik, Zack

Hadaway, Sam Rose, Charlie Jackson, Dan Marrinan, Ben Quinttus. Front Row: Chris

Doyle, Robert Craig, Will Haley, Craig Vangas, James Hundt

Chris Doyle

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Seniors Will Haley &

Martina Cronin Alex Bonner '07

1. Molly Shanks, Megan Grabiel, Sarah Striebich and Katie Shay. 2. Nate Eloe 3. Katie Aicher Amanda Moell, Diane Manovich and Dalia Cuellar.

Junior Alex Bonner Mark Shoemaker '06

4. Nate Eloe and Adam Kilgore 5. Adam Kilgore and Brad Herman 6. Alex Bonner and Rebecca Ruttle

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BASEBAll The baseball team, both Varsity and]V did an amaZmgjob this year. They conditioned hard before the season and continued throughout. This helped them to step

exceed many of their goals. Congratula-

" ((Life is like a baseball game. When you think a fastball is coming, you gotta be read to hit the curve.

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Varsity baseball

li=iiJ~:~s~iiiii Joel H art'06 is using all his

j u",ps up to catch ti,e ball for

tile first out of tile 3rd i .... ing.

srrength co throw the ball co fi rst co get the third out.

Veit Parker '06 is playi .. g Imrd and was a major part of t"e varsity team's stlccess t"is year.

Back row: Coach Mike Raiff, Andy Heck, Chris Bruckman, David Schwendeman, Mike R~ff, Alex Talib. 4th row: Phil Plum­mer,Justin Sprague, Chad Briggs, Patrick Bruggeman, Ricky Franklin, Bobby Richardson, Julian Romero. 3rd row: Casey Luken,Jeremy Marshall, Chris Noone, John Bowran,Joe Getty, Ryane Drakes Taylor Bonner. 2nd row: Greg WoHe.nhaupt, Danny Garcher Jonce Tackett, Sam Schwendeman, Nick McMahon, Curtiss Rasnick, Kyle Retzloff, James Hundt, George McCarthy. Front row: Veit Parker, Matt'Bruggeman,JP Cooper, Joel Hart, Craig Vangas

5 E N I o R 5

Varsity & Jr. Varsity

Varsity Record 7-21

Reserve Record 15-10

GCL North Co-Champs

All League Honorees 2nd, Team All GCL

Casey Luken Matt Bruggeman

Nick McMahon '07

Joel Hart Joe Getty

Michael Raiff

Honorable Mention All League

Curtiss Rasnic Veit Parker

James Hundt

Bobby Richardson '09 Chris Noone '09 George McCarrhy '07

AFE!

Greg WoUenhaupt'07

1. Right-fielder Joe Getty swings away.

2. Pitcher Curtiss Rasnic '07 takes a turp at shortstop'.

3. Sam Schwendeman '07 & Danny Garcher '07 get ready for the next inning.

4.J. P. Cooper '06 _ watches the action intently.

5. Catcher Phil Plum­mer '07 in action.

6. Ricky Franklin '08 confers with the l:U.Il:U~

C-J's KAIROS retreat, offered to seniors, is constantly talked about and yet is one of the best kept secrets. It is what all the underclassmen ask about and what all those who have gone on it rave about. Kairos is a difficult experience to explain and even more so to understand. So what is it? Its a chance for upperclassmen and teachers to truly bond on a deeper level and spend 4 days in "God's Time" at the Bergamo retreat center. It is, like any experience, what one makes of it. With open­minded students, stereotypes and any preconceived ideas are completely thrown out the window, masks are removed, and respect and love overflow. Ask any KAIROS alumnvi and you can bet it was one of their most memorable C-J experiences.

ACCAlfWREA lE

A time to say goodbye and good luck+

To realize you have done all that you can

to help them to step into the world+

Taking a moment to honor them,

all together as the class of 2006+

Wishing that you had just one more year,

but knowing that it is time to let go+

Let's watch them walk together

a group of young men and women+

They are the future and they are well-prepared+

lighting ceremony.

Alex Knobloch, Tyler Fillinger, Joey Saluke and Duncan Frith pose together at the reception after mass.

Mallory Blosser, Derrick Allen Anna Held pose for a picture the mass.

Graduation

May 30, 2006

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C-J offers a comprehensive

retreat program led by peer

leaders trained by the Minis­

try & Service staff. Students

have the opportunity to

participate in a progressive

series of retreats beginning

their Freshman year.

The Ministry & Service Team: Kelli Kinnear, Dave Conard, Marilyn McCrate & Jim Pera

Two of the key pillars of the Profile of a C-J Graduate state

that our graduates will be "service oriented" and 'contributing

members of society': Our Community Service programs offer

extensive opportunities for students to learn first-hand what it

means to lead through service.

Above left: Rachel Byrd and Peter Ferneding have a little fun while par­ticipating in the Urban Plunge Retreat in October. Left: Morgan Chami enjoys a simple supper on the same Urban Plunge.

F.L.I.G.H.T. Faith Leaders in God's Hand Today

1. Emily Kaminski '06, LIFE Leader, putting notices in teachers' mailboxes. 2. Rachel Johnson '09 at the YWCA Reach site. 3. Jeff Dufresne '08 will be

LIFE Leader for 06-07. 4. Rachel Gillespie '09, Jim McAuley'08, David n,'08 and Jakob Lanman-Niese at an early LIFE Meeting. 5. LIFE'ers at close of a meeting. 6. Ed Laage (r) is ready to roll. 7. It's obvious one of reasons Blaze Burke '08 likes LIFE meetings, 8. Seniors Claire Ferned-

The Marianist L.I.F.E. program provides twice monthly

opportunities for C-J students to share faith and fellowship

and pray together. As their mission states: "We are a com­

munity of disciples Living In Faith Experience. As a member

of L.I.F.E., we illustrate God's Incarnate Word by personally

developing our relationship with Christ and serving the com­

munity. Through the L.I.F.E. skills, small group faith sharing

and activities, we develop a community with God. The L.I.F.E.

family strives to welcome all people to experience Yahweh,

who is deeply loving, uplifting and fun:'

ing and Lauren Stayer get ready for a meeting. 9. Small group made up of (clockwise) Brittany Brown '06, Jena Yaney '06, Jordan Beyerle '06, Grace Pera'09, Katie Shay '07 and Katy Martinez'06. ,

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It is the Yearbook Staff's

responsibility to help every member

of the CJ community

remember and savo

their experinces favorite moments

high school.

C]'s Yearbook Staff that is responsible for the NEWall

color edition of the 2005~2006

Yearbook!!

8th period", Yearbook time at q. This means walking the halIs to take pictures and

working hard at the computers to meet deadlines. Jim Pera is the lucky teacher that get to moderate this class. He's loved by all ... even though there's an occasional "PERA!"

yelled across the room. Ten Seniors are going to miss this class terribly next year, while the remainin two uniors will have to hold down the fOrt.

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C-J's Mock Trial

team had another outstanding season this

year. Led by Mr. Conard,

the team won the Oi

of the Cornhole Tournament: Shannon Lonneman '07, Sam '07, Bobby Richardson '09 Michael Raiff '09, Michael

and Philip Hewitt '07 ment.

'07,Jacque Miller '07, Jordan Feeney '07, and out the brackets for the cornhole tourna-

Front Row (l-r): Tiffany Gifford, Becky Musgrove, Olivia Loyd. Back Row (l-r): Cierra White Jill Nymeyer, Rachel Gillespie, Meghan Newlin, Ravelle Clements, Ms. Dozer, Ciera Hopkins

Stephanie Gosser, Rachel Gillespie, Jordan Feeney, Ms. Dozer, Emily Smith, Kelcey Jones

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1. Sophomores Ali Shimp, Alex Stuckey and Chiara Sacaggi enjoying some quiet in

homeroom. 2. Juniors Jessica Blankley and Kathleen Begley sit together with their group of friends at the lunch table. 3. India Warfield '08 prepares to enjoy some pizza from the lunch co~nter 4. Students from Ms. Ruffolo's Senior

homeroom get an early start on lunch.

H omeroom is a time for

students to unwind or

catch up on some homework.

Lunch is a wonderful part of

the day when students can be loud and mingle without

getting yelled at by teach~ ers. These times in the day

are a necessity for C] stu~

dents. Though homeroom is

sometimes stressful with the

incoming paperwork and the occasional demerits, Samantha

Budd '06 says that she loves it

because she can relax and talk

to all of her friends without

having to worry about class work. At lunch, there are so

many options available, from

pizza to subs to custom made

sandwiches, and everything in

between, students never get

bored.

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Student Council is an organization at CJ that is responsible for many of the things that happen here. Within this organization are other groups such as the spirit committee and the social committee. They help to organize pep rallies and dances and do other things such as ice cream socials and candy grams, and they also head the blood drive. Student Council is also responsible for CJNN. They work to get highlights of our school and turn it into a show for the student body. It takes a lot of hard work but they are very dedicated. These are only some of the things that Student Council does for our school. Aside from all of these, they also do service at different sites outside of CJ. Student Council is very dedicated to making sure that the student body is happy and they always try to come up with new and inventive ways to get them involved .

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.,,~u,eniors Jane Tuss, Hannah Armanini, Megan Hankey & Colleen Martin.

2005-2006 Student Council Seniors Megan Hankey, Caity Brooks and Jane Tuss serve stu­dents at the ice cream social.

Seniors Will Haley, Jane Tuss and Caity Brooks eat with Martin Sheen.

PRINTMEDIA Final Issue M 31 2006

Print Media is responsible for our very own Eagle Examiner. Second period brings about inter­views, picture-taking, and a lot of work for these students and this class. They work very hard all year long to produce great articles for the student body. An Eagle Examiner is only twenty-five cents to one dollar.

Print Media Class Seniors (I-r): Lauren Dunford, Alexa Lopez, Ellen Manovich & Nathan Pippenger

Who's in Charge: Mrs. Monica Fisher is

an excellent moderator for the Eagle Examiner. She works very hard with her students to produce the best newspaper they can. From highlights on the faculty and the stu­dents to human interest stories, she makes sure

that it gets done. Monica Fisher loves working on The newspaper and help­

ing her students to excel in writing. She is doing a wonderful job as the school continuously looks forward to reading the Examiner.

Senior Kevin "The Turtle" Troidl, pon­dering the lead for his next story.

The members of Students of

Diversity work extremely hard every

year to recognize diversity in our school. They do this through plan~

ning the Valentine's Day Dance and

the Students of Diversity Assembly

and all with the help of Mrs. Cheryl

Smith. She has been dedicated to this

group for many years.

This wonderful group of students

truly shows what diversity means and

continues to keep the student body

aware of how wonderful and how

special our school really is.

Diversity C-J is a school known for its diversity. With assemblies like this one, we cel­

ebrate our differences. The Students of Diversity members worked very hard

to put these acts together and create an outstanding petjormance.

Andre Peterson '09

John Marshall '86 Principal

Sr. Damienne Grismer, SND deN

Sisters of Notre Dame Representative

DanielJ. Meixner '84 President

Bro. Sean Downing, SM Society of Mary Representative

Mrs. Cindy Budde President's Asst.

Jim Pera Director of

Campus Ministry Director of Administrative

Services

Mr. Marshall shows his school spirit by revealing that he is

the new CJ Eagle at the first pep rally of

. Guidance Department

Mrs. Charlene Wheeler, Director Mrs. Susan Eichenauer Mrs. Paige Lumpkins Mrs. Jennifer Elliot Ms. Debra Sanderman Mrs. Kathy Fecke, Secretary

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Ms. Lumpkins helps a student prepare for college.

the year. L.......; .... ilioIi.

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Mrs. Kathleen Zehanny, Athletic Department Secretary

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Mrs. Janet Peterson Lt'b I rary

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M rs. Lois Mann

Mr. Joe Soter, Maintance

Mr. Ross Moreland, Grounds & Mai11tenal1ce

So this is what Mrs. H arrington would look like if she were a real cow girl!

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HELPFUL

liThe C~J staff puts a lot

of time and effort into

helping the students and

" parents. ~Amanda Hughes (07 . ,

W hen my English 11 students were reading The Color of Water, I thought about how exciting it would be if I

emailed the author, James McBride, and he, or even a secretary,

emailed me back a response to share with my students. I think

reading comes to life a lot more when the reader can learn more about the author and the author's background. In the case of this

book, which was based on the author's life, the author's back­

ground was especially pertinent. I em ailed him and let him now

how much my students enjoyed the book and how many of them

could relate to his story. The last thing I expected was for him to

email back and say that he'd like to come and visit with the stu­

dents in order to get more information on a music article be was

writing for National Geographic.

To say I was excited would be an understatement .. '! couldn't even

sleep the night before he was supposed to come. The time period

between when I emailed him and when he actually showed up at

C-J was only about a day and a hal£ In rhat time, we had to coor­

dinate moving some classes and students around. The other teach­

ers were so excited and were very accommodating, which made

the day even better. When he showed up, he was very friendly and

spoke to one class about the writing process and then interviewed

some students for his article in National Geographic. The students

got along well, and he liked visiting so much that he came back

about a month later to see the students again. I believe this says a

lot about C-J and how special we are. As a first-year teacher, this

was one of the most exciting things of the year. I am so glad the

students were able to have this experience.

-Ms. Erin Ketch

~ Me<, Molly B"din" Chnh

~u Mrs. Monica Fisher Mr. Denny Thomas Mrs. Bridget Pierson

Ms. Nora O'Donnell Mrs. Beth Marshall

Mr. Brooks pictured to the left patiently awaits for his class' attention to give them directions.

English teacher, Molly Bardine (r) teaches

from her autographed copy of The Color of

Water which is written by her best friend,

James McBride.

"I Love cuddling up with a nice novel!"

- Blake Sheridan

Mr. Mike Kelly Mr.Jim Brooks

Mrs. Bardine, Mrs. Horn, and Miss Ketch chilling at the basketball game, proving once again that Eng­lish teachers do something other than read.

Ms. Erin Ketch

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Juniors Bethany Brun, Cori Evans, and Sarah Harvey love chemisrty! Me. Stachler shows his class a really cool experiment.

~ Mrs. Barb Groene, Chair Ms. Beth Andrews

~{/--------------Mr. Bob Katcavage Ms. Kathy Jennings

Mr. Bill Stachler

Ms. Tetzlaff is shown here demonstrating the four signs of a chemical change. On the left she is burning magnesium (light & heat) and on the right she is seen burning amonium dichromate (light, heat & color changes).

Hmmmr Ms. T must just like burning things.

Mr. Katcavage (left) is examining a piece of yarn to use in the experiment his class is preparing for.

Ms. Chris Tetzlaff

Catherine Meadors '06 (right) stirs a substance in a beaker for her AP

chemistry class.

Mr. Mike Thuente Mrs. Speelman

Mr. Thuente (far left) helps Claire Ferneding '06 with a physics problem.

LANGUAGE

Mrs. Colas monitoring students' progress in the language lab.

Mrs. Dues teaches Spanish and is also a C-J grad.

fACULTY

Mrs. Casey Brown Mrs. Linda Colas Mrs. Stacey Dues Mrs. Peg Regan, Chair

BUSINESS

Mrs. Paula Beach

Mrs. Beach teaches classes that include Accounting 1 and 2, Micro-keyboarding, Career Explo­ration, Computer Applications and entrepreneurship.

Mrs. Kara Humphrey

Mrs. Bray's class made this beautiful wedding cake as a class project then shared it with the Seniors at lunch. Seniors Ashley Thomas & Catherine Meadors helped serve the cake.

INDUSTRIAL ifECHNOL

Mr. Bob Young

Mr. Young teaches several Engineering Drafting courses in addition to helping with the Freshman football team.

CONSUMER SCIENCE

Mrs. Mary Ann Bray

Mrs. Bray teaches a variety of classes from Culinary Arts to Hous­ing & Interior Design. Her classes are frequently responsible for the great aromas drifting~hrough halls.

ART AND MUSIC

Mr Wood is our Band

Director and chairs

the Music Depart­

ment. This year

the Concert Band

received a "Superior"

rating in the OMEA

District contest and

received a "II" in the

state contest.

Senior Amanda Pudenz is awesome at the bassoon. Yeah!

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Junior Amanda Moell sings in Mrs. Sierichs concert choir.

She has a beautiful voice.

Amanda also enjoys participat­ing in the school

musicals.

Juniors Sierra Zum­wald and Sam Schwen­deman work on their clay projects together in Mrs. Lasley's ceram­ics class.

Stephan ie Gosser '07

plays the piccilo. She is a talented musician

and also plays the flute.

Mrs. Lasley teaches freshman in her Fine

What a gal!

Art class. Students learn about the different ele­ments of art and the art­ists who have made am impact on the art world. Senior Odis Scales took Fine Arts freshman year and said that he loved Mrs. Lasley and the class.

Mr. David Wood, ChiliI' Mrs. Debi Schutt

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Good Luck Eagles! Good Luck, Brenna '09 8- Bobby '09

Robert Richardson (C-J Feeder Football Coach, 1979-1995)

Barbara Stang Richardson '54 Robert "Butch" Richardson '76

David Richardson '77 & son, Bobby Richardson '09 Clarence Richardson '78

Clete Richardson '80 Angela Richardson Mason '81 & daughter, Brenna Daugherty '09

Margaret Richardson Baber '82 Laura Richardon '83

Jeanne Richardson Erling '85 & Karl Erling '82 Henry Richardson '89 & Trida Cox Richardson '90

John Richardson '94 Aaron Collett, "Wannabe"

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The Young Family Good luck Adam Golden Byrd Family Pomeroy Family Dorothy Clarke LaTonya Williams Ben & Jerry's Old Hickory Bar-B-Q Requarth Lumber Company Congratulations, Daneska!

Mom, Dodo, Lisa & Bobby Catherine Aubrey. Good Luck James We love you Jessica C. Payne

from Mr. and Mrs. Jeffries The Bizimana Family,

Gustave'07 Josiane'08 William E. Coyne, D.D.S. & Jonathan

W. Coyne, D.D.S. Best wishes from the Gettysburg Krogers Good Luck Christina, Love Mama,

Momma, Lee & CoCo Alex Love you always Daddy & Midget David Bates Reynolds and

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Mack's and Israel's Good luck Tommy- We Love you!

Mom, Dad & Johnny Razauskas Good luck Bethany, David, and Jakob!! The Smith's Matt '97, Ben '02,

Natalie'05,Dan'06 Congratulations Emerald

& Class of 2006 Good luck with all your future

endeavors. We love you Emerald Congratulations & Good luck

Jasmine T. Love, Mommy We love you Sara Zwolski!

Mom&G&GAry

Best wishes Jarissa Black '08 -Love Mom & Nanny

Wagner-Smith Electrical Contractors Paige Lumpkins Liz Severyn '99 Toni R. Painter The Parker Family- Good Luck Veit Pomeroy Family Fearless Readers Comics Go Eagles! Go Syd! The Potter Family Reynolds Family John and Johanna Limberg The Slear Family AJAC Investments, LLC Wayne R. Smith Kyra Stepney, Thank you for being you!

Mom & Dad Allan & Hilda Talib of

Homebuyers Helper Telepak Family Roger and Mary Thesing & Family The Thompsen Family God speed to Emily & Alicia! Good luck Lauren & the class of2009! The Titus Family The Hairston's: Dave'69,

Sharon '71, Devin '07 Dr. and Mrs. Kris Hall Janelle, Kenny and Kevin Harris Bryan and Molly Bardine J & E Custom Homes Kim Holtvoight The Jentleson's Elizabeth '97

& Caroline '06 Hollywood Products Agape Bible Fellowship Church The Hampel Family Good luck Courtney Harchaoui '07

& Rachel Brun '09 Dr. and Mrs. David E. Hartman 007- Josh Herzer's family wishes luck

in all CJ events Grayhair & Rosie Landscaping Doyle Family - Tom '00, Mike '02,

Patrick and Chris '07

B & 0 Spouting Co., LLL Weprin & Folkerth LLC Garcher Family Good luck! De'Andre Gist- Gist Famil) Catherine Lawler, D.D.S. Good Luck Adam Golden Sharkey Career Schools, Inc. Jim Brooks & Peg Regan The Hairston's: Dave'69,

Sharon '71, Devin '07 Frank Mannarino, M.D. Adkins Family- Daryl, Derrick,

& Allison The Altick Family DL Diversified Tax Services Good Luck Freshman Cheerleaders Bailey Family Precious Names Congratulations from a proud

grandmother '50 Meg & Robin Begley Je vous aime, mes eleves! Mme Brown Dayton's Original Pizza Factory The McKinney Family- Go Kelcey'08 E Jerome & Mary Louise Zwiesler The Meyer Family Pauline Spring Money '47 Go Eagles! The Munn Family Good Luck Carlos Myers-

Love you, Mom Bernice, Mat'02,Jessica'04 and

Jenny'08 Parker I love you Jessica, Love Papa Reuben Philpot Family Frances Broderick"06" Budd Family- Justin 'Or, Sarah '03,

Samantha '06 John & Christy Carper Mark & Cindy Corcoran The Cox Family- Go Eagles Amberly, We are so proud of you.

Love the Crum Family James M. Shepler II &

James M. Shepler III Good LuckJess!

Dale Dempsey Lower Valley Furniture T rzeciak-Marshall Family T he Matis Family wishes Caroline

a fantastic freshman year! LaTonya Williams Mike'64, Marie, Bridget'09,

Pat'13 McManus McPeek Family McQuiston Family Stuart and Amy Meyers and family T he Miller Family Matt '09 Good luck in Football

and Wrestling Myton Family- Congrats Class of06! Congrats Lindsey! We love you!

Mom, Dad & Rachel University of Dayton

Math Department Weprin & Folkerth LLC Johnson Family H ave a great senior year Alexa! Elizabeth D. Martinez N ikki, We are very proud of your

12 yrs. of excellence! Jenny Secor Love, Ross Family: Mom, Grannie,

Uncle Sam, Allen, Twins 0 & 0 KidzAgain For Grandmother Year of 50 -

Alex Baron Congratulations Class of2006! T he Beust Family Kathleen Crosby Good luck Morgan '07- Mackenzie '06,

Mom, David & Sophie T he Conroy Family The Edwards Family Jarvis Family The Phillips Family- Dean, Ann,

Meghan'07, Sean & Ryan Anne DiMuccio Congratulations & Best Wishes

Breann 2006 Love, Mom Jarhal Duncan, God speed to you

in all of your endeavors. Dunford Electric The Engle Family Bucholz Cafe

Bermuda wishes from the Frith Family to the Class of '06

We are so proud of LeAnna Galyk ... Love Mom & Shelby

Triad Title Agency, Inc Bettye Sierichs Dorothy Clarke The Robison Family Anthony you are the #1 son, we love

you! Dad & the Royster's Tom Sweeterman Chris &Donna Ruff The Ruttle Family Sawyer Family Good Luck Marvin! German Burke Orthodontics o & M Miller: Thanks for the

generous gifrs/KS Dayton Parts Co. NAPA-

Have a great year! The Shyne Family Michael and Linda Sipes and Family Cindy Sipes Barry, Angela Blalock Family,

Good Luck class of 2009 Edward Krach- Dayton Tax &

Accounting CPA's LLC Kimberley Anderson The Shaver's wish Andrea Brown

a great first year at CJ The Family of James Brown U.S. Expediting & Logistics, LLC The Family of Steve Brun Charles & Mary Ann Wallace Katie Bush Natasha- Thank you for being yoursel£

Love, Your family Good luck Antwone,

Love Grandmother & Family The Casey Family The Chick Family Natalie Pitts Keep Working Hard! The Plaspohl's Tim, Cara and Caroline Congratulations Donovan!

The Potter Family Pulver Family The Reamy Family Best Wishes C-J Eagles -

The Reaver Family

Saccaggi Family Sargent Family Sawyer Family Gail Johnson Jamar King c/o 2006

Best wishes 4 the Future Congratulations Ed "Follow Me"

Laage & Class of 06 To Our Brother, Marcus Lambright

Jason '96 & Alexis '03 ValjeanLea The Luken Family The Aicher Family Keep up the good work Derrick &

Derricka - Davis Family Unique Deck & Outdoor Structure Co. Fritz Painting Ater Remodeling Co. Bo, Becky, Stephanie & Natalie Bauer Centerville Insurance Agency-

James Beyerle Congrats Mac '06- Mom, Dad,

Morgan and Sophie South Dayton Mortgage Group, Inc. Good luck class of 2009

From the Abell Family Cory Adams and Family God Bless the class of2009!

The Andersons Mutual Electric Good Luck Freshman Cheerleaders Traci's Pet Grooming Bailey-Hicks Family Mo is the coolest freshman ever! Joe and Mary Ann Barcinas Good Luck Gilbert & the Class of 2009 The Beyerle Family Sue Coats Steve and Kate Sprague Dayton Progress Corporation Good luck C-J fiom Union Savings Bank Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Lowrey­Grandparents of Taylor Cubbie Ferguson Construction Co. Congrats Lindsey! We love you!

Mom, Dad & Rachel Congratulations Mariah, Tasha,

Karson & Jenna- Hip Hop Culture Leibold-Trentman Family

Chelsey Trupp '06- Awesome job! We love you, Mom, Darryl & all

Congratulations Christine! Love Mom, Dad & Michael

The Wabler's, Tom '65, Pat & Michele'06 Go Brenna Daugherty'09 Deborah Wallis Pro Vita Advisors Pete & Donna Willis Tom & Nancy Everman The Yaney Family Byrd Family Good Luck Nicole! All World Travel Service, Margie Christie Good Luck Class of 2008 -

The Conniff Family Re/Max Alliance

Kama Dick 1-800-860-8393 NurrenbrocKs Quality Candies People's Transportation Group, Inc. Way to go c.]. Eagles

from the Johnson's family Harris Funeral Home-

Joe 1929, Don 1952, Tom 1967 Porter, Wright, Morris & Arthur LLP Back to Basics

(Nutritional Info. & Services) Good luck Kelly'09! Love Mom, Dad,

Bryan, Sean & Matthew Klosterman Family The Mantra Salon & Day Spa

wishes luck to CJ in 2005 The Lang Family- Mary & Zoe Ross D. Shira, D.D.S., Inc. Good luck Andrae Manuel.

We are proud of you! DA-MAC Judo Hundt Family-David, Mary, Beth,

Dan & James Dominic, I caught you a delicious bass.

Mom Charlene and Bill Wheeler Matt & Casey Jackson & Family Johnston Family The Jolley Family - Kristin '07 Good luck C-j from the Jones Family In honor of past, present and future

Marshall Eagles,John'86 & Beth Marshall

Go Eagles! From the Meixner Family Adam Kilgore is the coolest

junior in the world. Kirchmer Family - Go Eagles! #57 Go Eagles Tennis-

Family of Conrad Klank Knopp/Barnhart-

Coppock and Bernard Families The Matis Family wishes

Elizabeth a fabulous senior year! Mrs. Bonnie Weber Doepker,

class of 1963 Fulcomer Family The Gleason Family Dawnetta Goolsby Good luck this year Jenea T. Graham.

Love, Mom Gray Machine & Tool­

No Job Too Small! Always in our Hearts-

Bernard & Olwen Halpin Wayman A.M.E. Chapel Church Janelle, Kenny, Kevin Harris The Early Family Eloe Fanuly Fan Family Good luck Girls Volleyball

from the Flohre Family Nichole Fowler Good luck Shawn Garrison!

Love, Dad, Grandma & Grandpa Go Dedrick, Keep up the good work,

Praise God! Heavenly Healing Heart Ministries Dr. and Mrs. David Grigg and Family Miller's Barbershop Best wishes Jariss Black '08

Love Mom & Nanny Muha Construction Inc The Ashford Family Dale and Peggy Borts Keep up the hard work-

The Briggs Family The Brinkman Family Jake Broderick and family say:

"Go Eagles!" . Mary & Michael Mohr The Upp Family

Church's Flower Shop Little Family The Lonneman Family:

Shannon '07, Tara '09, Brenna '14 Bernard and Nicole (1983) Johnson Retina Physicians & Surgeons The McCarthy Family The McCroskey Family -

Good Luck Blake '07 The McDaniel Family-

We love you Tasha! Roberta Gonsalves McKiney Family Morris & Kay Spees Call Glass America for all your Autoglass needs 293-3740 Go Eagles! Miles-Moore Family Good luck in Rowing Jacqueline '07 Moreo Family Grady,Jackie and Erin Mullins Lora Mechenbier Black & Joe Black'73 Good Luck to Class of2007!

Kevin and Jane Go Eagles! The Perez Family Brown Pest Control, Inc. XXOOXXOOXOX - Zardark We are very proud of you Zach!

Love, Mom & Dad Sogeti-USA It Solutions Provider,

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Congratulations Love RES Tom, Bobbie and Colleen Martin Angela Ruffolo Masters & Associates Insurance Inc. Girls Fast pitch Softball Lessons-

Call Scott Herman You make us proud Cierra'08. Love Mom, Dad & Chay Good luck Stephanie, 2008 The Hunter Family DP Janitorial Service Jennings Family Enterprise Roofing The Johnson's Dean, Kathy,

Ryan & Nicolette We love you Latisha, Mom & Tim Kimani Family

Best of Luck Michelle, our cheerleader, Love Mom & Dad Go CJ -Tim' 78, Sherry'80, Chad 'as

Ethan '08 Anna '13 T he Gudorf Family DBA Ahlers Kake Kastle & Catering Hallinan Family The Hayek Family Jay, Pat & Kalila Higgins The Y. and 1. Huguely Family Make us proud Brittanee!

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Best of Luck! The Taylor Family Debra Sanderman and Dave Conard Edna Williams The Tyson Family- Go Hannah '08 H oly Family & St. Mary

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Good Luck, Eagles! City to City Courier, Inc. Gregory, Precious, & Stefanie W eber Cora Yarbrough Dayton Christian Center­

God Bless your season The Ryder Family Brian White, Meg Evans,

Brandon & Tara White Ann, Z ach '03 & Seth '08 Wilson Keep up the good works Stephanie! Yoder Industries Inc The Learner Family The Lee Family Steven and Christine Lentz The Loewer Family D eidre Logan Rock & Roll Max! Loritts/Newsome Go Eagles! From Neace Lukens

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HomeTown Reality The Patterson & Grant Families­

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Granddad, Aunt Grace & Dianne Joyce Roberts & Andre Peterson Good Luck! The pfanders-

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Mom,Dad,Mary Best ofluckJana Boone '07,

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Dental Urgent Care Rodney L Givens, DDS

1217 Salem Ave. Daytoo I Ohio 45406

(937) 274-0668

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136 E. THIRD STREET CAYTON. OH 45402-2130

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2060 Germantown St. Dayton, OH 45208

268-6869

Heider Cleaners & Shirt Launderers 3720 Wilmington Pike 298-6631

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937-902-2966

Fertilization and Weed Control Mulching and Bed Edging

Landscapes Mowing Seeding Aeration

Grub Control Perimeter Pest Control

Pruning Snow and Ice Removal

Locally owned and operated. Over 15 years experience in the Green Industry. Fully licensed by the State of Ohio

Department of Agriculture

Tuesdays 5-11 PM $9.89

:S~-OIllH • 937.427.0500

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Erin Rankine

From your first day of school to your last ...

Love, Mom, Dad and Jason '03

VANDALIA,OH • (1-75 - Exit 63) 22 Foley Dr. • 937 454-9464

Josh Frasure '95, General Manager

Go Eaglesl

Patrick - Keep Playing Tough!!

Love - Mom, Dad, Matt '06, Molly '10 and

Gretchen '13

Congratulations, Satttantha! We love you!

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Greg & Karie (Spees '82) Meyers Gretchen '06 Greg '07 Claire' 14

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Eagles!!!

2306 ONTARIO AVENUE DAYTON, OHIO 45414

PHON: (937) 277-6579 FAX: (937) 277-4536

We offer good ... student insurance discounts!

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eligible for a substantial discount on

Auto,Owners Insurance Company.

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ask us about it!

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Insurance Works LLC Bill Montgomery CIC

2810 Wayne Ave, Dayton OH 45420 Office 937-424-5633 / Fax 937-424-5667

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HUNTER DDS

Health Centered Dentistry

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83_4 N. Main St. Dayton. OH 45415

937-890-8957 www.huntrdd.com

o Queen of MartyrS Marco Marmolejo, Attociate Director of Youth Ministr, Phone (9S7) 256-56SS

Northwest Dayton Physicians

3535 Salem Avenue, Suite 201 • Dayton, OH 45406

Premier HealthNet

Angela Long-Prentice, MD Phone: 937-275-3388

Fax: 937-275-1750

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Winston Heat Treating, Inc. 711 E. Second Street, Dayton, OH

We Welcome New Patients

Stephen M. Joseph, DDS Kenneth H. Manifold, DDS

Family Preventive Dentistry General, Restorative, Cosmetic

for Children and Adults

252·8551 1654 S. Smithville Rd.

Dayton, OH 45410

Good Luck, Michael Class of 2009

Mom '85, Dad, '79, Samantha, Patrick, Mia

GrandpaJerry Raiff'55 Grandma Janie Tully

Raiff'55 Molly Hartman '76

Steve H artman Zach H artman

Jerry Raiff'78 Meghan Raiff Marcus Raiff Julie Raiff'80 John Raiff'84

Seana Raiff Walter Tyler Raiff

Annie Raiff Mackenzie Raiff

Grandpa Ron Russo '56 Grandma

Pat Chmiel Russo '60 Ron Russo '81 Michelle Russo Dana Russo Brady Russo Anita Russo

Streitenberger '83 Tony Streitenberger '86 Theresa Russo Peck '87 Mark Peck Maura Peck Ella Peck

Congratulations

& the Class of 2006

Love you, Grandma & Grandpa

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FAJ(: 937-461-1280

PICI(REL BROS. INC. Wholesale Plumbing and Heating Supplies

901 South Perry Street . Dayton, Ohio 45402

Janet Meyer Pickrel '37 Ann Westbrock Pickrel'60

Elaine Riegle Pickrel'66 Mary Anne Pickrel'66

Dick Pickrel'63 John S. Pickrel'63

Tom Pickrel'65 Jim Pickrel'65 Jim Rohl'69

Mike Meixner '71

Tim Pickrel '88 Kelley Pickrel '89

Jeff Pickrel '90 Joe Pickrel '91

Debbie Pickrel '93 Greg Pickrel '96 Bob Kurpiel '60 Mark Franz '80 Julie Pickrel '99 Lisa Pickrel '02

Jim Pickrel '05

110 S. TIPPECANOE DRIVE TIPP CITY, OHIO 45371 (937) 667-1516

515 WESTBROOK ROAD BROOKVILLE, OHIO 45309

(937) 833-4588

eeOur name says it all!" . The best cheeseburgers, grilled

sandwiches, chicken wings and salads

. Ice-cold beers and soft drinks . Family seating, Dine-In or carry out

Daily l.u1ch Specials and Happy Hour everyday!

1062 Patterson ReI. in the Breitenstrater Shopping Center

253-7383 Downtown at 33 S. Jefferson St.

across from Price Stores 222-2337

Congratulations, Emily!!

Class 0/2006

Love, The ](aminski Family

Compliments of

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708 Watervliet Ave Dayton,OH45420 -2 547

(937) 254-7296

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M()Jlica'97 & Jason Bruck, Amy'98, Mark'98 & Mara Riddlebarger,

GranclmaMary Mescher

Congratu{ations C}@sie! WHO WE ARE 1.1 GOD'.1 GIFT TO W.

WHO WE BECOME 1.1 OUR GIFT TO GOD. We 're a{{ 'Very prow! of you!

Love, 9riam, Vat£, cliff, Jim, rS{, Cfiris

Congratulations, Marty a Sam Class of 2007

We are so proud of you!

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America., Metal Works S1261t1park Ur' Uaytot1 OH 45414

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KINNEAR HOME IMPROVEMENT &. REMODELING LLC.

Keith Kinnear Owner

P. 0. Box 49092 • Dayton, OH 45449-0092 Phone (937) 291-3443

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Beau TDwmcnd Ford, 11K. i 020 MST NATIONAL ROAD VANDALIA, Ot iJO 4S3TT

PHONE (937) 898·5841 1-aOD-fiM5H

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8906 KINGS RIDGE DRIVE ( behind the Dayton Mall )

937-434-3952 Hours oj operation:

Monday - Saturday. ... ... .. lOAM - lOPM sunday ...... ...... Noon - 7PM

Dine in or carryout Drive /hru available

To the student volun teers of Chaminade-lulienne Catholi c High School

in gratefu l appreciation for all you do

for the communi ty ...

Thank You!

THE·DAYTON FOUNDATION We're here for good.

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Tony Ricciuto '74 Tom Hoefler '65

Nathan Ricciuto '03 Jonathan Ricciuto '05 Annelise Ricciuto '07

James Maloney '03 Blaze Burke '08

THE OM E GA SCHOOL OF EXCE LLENCE The Omega School of Excellence Is an innovalive, values·based college preparatory middle school, that seeks to prepare Leaders for the 21 st Century. We are also p.roud to be one of the few Charter Schools that offer online parent to teacher interaction .

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For more information call: 937.278.2372 or visit us at: WVffl.omegaschool,us

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