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Club Pictures Page 76

More Clubs Page 114

Sports Spectacular Page 9 4

Prom Page 98

Staff Page 106

Graduation Page 122

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A Year on Staff with the CAVALCADE

Bottom Row: Jessica Shaffer, Jaime Conley, Dana Keller, AshleeArtman, Danyelle Huff, Jennifer Peacock, Stephanie Good, Sarah Welch, Ashlee Holcomb, Cassie Schuldt. Top Row: Angela Campbell, Sara Thomas, Heather Reynolds, Dayna Kelsey, Ashley Mahler, Blake Scroggs, Valerie White, Ashley Minix, Sean Johnson, Tyler Weldon.

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Stephanie Good (right) works hard on a yearbook "Sure!" with a spread, while Jennifer Peacock reclines and gives smile, when directions! Seriously though, the girls worked well asked to do together on several pages this year. something.

A note to the staff from your moody, half-crazed adviser:

Because I know I didn't say it often enough, I want to here and now, forever in print: THANK YOU ALL, from the bottom of my heart. This was not an easy year for me, trying to learn how to do this yearbook thing and at the same time make it something new and special, something worth holding onto. I know that I wasn't always the easiest person to work with or for, and I appreciate the tolerance you showed me and the effort you all put into the book you are now holding in your hands.

I sincerely hope the experience was worthwhile. I hope you seniors have some great memories to take with you from helping to produce this book, and I hope you underclassmen are willing to come back and give it another go. I can hardly wait to see what we'll accomplish together next year.

To those of you who did not work on our staff but supported us in other ways, thank you too. Thank you for submitting pictures and quotes, for taking pictures for us, and for (of course!) buying the book! It is for all of you that we do what we do.

Ms. Gardner Tyler Weldon seems to have lost his fingers up his nose. Blake Scroggs and Ashlee Holcomb still found the latest Weldon stunt amusing.

If it has anything to do with The Seniors, Mary Lee had her hands on it. She spent many hours at the computer and had great pride in her work.

Although it is hard to be busy all the time, Ashley Mahler (hiding herself from view), Jessica Shaffer, Ashley Minix, and Valerie White each contributed significantly to the production of the book.

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The SENIOR SURVEY The Biggest Flirts are . . .

RESULTS are in! Most likely to Become a Farmer are

Most likely to be on a Game Show are .

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The Prettiest Eyes belong to . . . The Best Smiles belong to . . .

Troy Ulch and Mary Lee

The Worst Drivers are . . . Alison Wentzel and Cole Reinhold

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Sabrina Fuller and (not pictured) Brad Kauffman

Aaron Broekerand Danyelle Huff

Dayna Kelsey and Phil Loehmer

Stacy Stevens and Phil Loehmer Most likely to Have 10 Kids are

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having fun.

Above: Charlie's Angels Mary Lee, Stacy Stevens, and Ashlee Artman are ready for action. They are S U P E R FANS!

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funny joke.

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senior boys to victory. Cassanda Klausing takes time

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Heather Reynolds-"Muskules!"

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Stef Thompson and Dana Keller share a smile.

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Criston Quimby shows off her belly

Ashley Minix, Sheena Smith, Amanda Rivera, and Ashley Thomas hangin' out in the halls.

Scarlett Russell, Justin Browning, and Stephanie Broeker hang out at lunch.

Melissa Ruhnow shows off her special talent.

Jen Snyder tries to avoid the camera.

Dash Voorhees shows off his impressive karate moves.

Shawn Reinholt, Melinda Hurford,and Jessica Shaffer concentrate on having fun at

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Chuckie Lowe relaxes during Mr. Konzelman's lecture.

Whitney Johnson and Casey Girton are never far apart.

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Sarah Banks Jimmy Boyne

Justin Braasch Jonathan Broeker

Mary Caddy Angela Campbell

Diana Carlson Jacob Caudill

Sarah Cavinder Jaime Conley

Brent Darwent Josh Dauenhauer

Joseph Day Dustin Desabatine

Allison Earp Troy Elliott

Josh Fawley Kimberly Frakes

Zachary Glenn Candice Heater Ashlee Heiman Dale Heiser

Richard Hinsey Brad Hoffer Sean Johnson Dana Keller

Daniel Keller Gary Leggitt Heather Leggitt Donnie Lewis

Shannon Lewis Nichelle McCune Shane Miller Shawn Miller

Aubrie Min ix Edward Molebash Emily Osborn Jennifer Patterson

Jennifer Peacock Vincent Pilarski

Haley Pinder Ian Pisowicz

Criston Quimby Elizabeth Reinhold

Shawn Reinholt Benjamin Robbins

Jason Rush Giselle Salina

Allison Scheffer Brian Schuldt

Blake Scroggs Christopher Shirrel

Jennifer Snyder Thomas Stacy

Dustin Sullivan Stefanie Thompson

Steven Tobey Michael Vandemark

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Juniors Dana Keller has vowed revenge for this photo.

Sarah Banks will only drive with a pacifier in her mouth.

Mark Allyn gives the camera one of his more intelligent looks.

Jon Broeker goes crazy (crazier?) on the band field trip.

Angela Campbell likes to spend her free time in the school dryer.

Jaime Conley

(right) is ohh-so-scary.

Ed Molebash and Troy Elliott are caught hugging in the hall.

Ian Pilarski sleeps under his shades.

Anthony Kitts and Nichele McCune wedge themselves between a rock and a hard spot.

Dash Voorhees is perplexed, but we aren't sure why . . .

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Cassie Borg works on the wall for Sports Spectacular.

Ashley Loehmer gets her greens for lunch. eeass of 2005

I think someone needs to give Stacy Clingler a Kleenex.

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LindseyAhlenius Jimmy Banks James Blount

Cassie Borg

Christopher Boyne Derrick Brewer

Stephanie Broeker Ashley Brown

Rene Brown Audra Brugh

Donald Cavinder Belinda Clark

Stacy Clingler Will iam Coad Anthony Dee Michael Doty jfc

Nicole Ebner H H H Christina Esparza

Nathan Gates HHJT Nolan Gates

Caleb Goldong Josh Hansel Aaron Hardin Scott Hinsey

Madeline Hissong Ashlee Holcomb Eugene Holycross Kyle Honeycutt

Melinda Hurford Joey Jefferies Tyler Kelly Ashley Loehmer

Clint Maddox Ashley Mahler Jacob McGee Quaid Mersch

Ashley Minix Shawn Newman Leanna Packwood William Pierce

Greg Prater Angel Rearick

Carson Rearick Erik Reynolds

Desiree Rhinehart Amanda Rhoades

Brittney Riester Robin Riffey

Amanda Rivera William Roberts

Josh Salary Joel Samuelson

Jeremy Schmidt Raymond Schooley

Cassie Schuldt Jacob Scott

Jessica Shaffer Sarah Smith

Sheena Smith Jeffrey Spoor

Ashley Thomas Trenton Thomas Tiara Trainer Brandi Trusty

CliffWeiger Valerie White Elizabeth Williams Jack Wright

Chris Boyne desides to be an ape for the day. "Look, Mom, no opposable thumbs!"

Ftehnen Living LARGE When he's not lifting cheerleaders, Tyler Master enjoys Ms. Miller's science class.

Angela Neace attempts to whisper something funny to a classmate but gets "caught" on camera.

Angel Roberts allows her hands to be taped to imitate what it is like not to have opposable thumbs. The experiment took place in Ms. Miller's class.

For the first time in recorded history, Jorge Rivera is busy working. He later stated, "I'm the brains of this operation!" Nina Dee smirked, but allowed him to have his fantasy.

Mandy Miller and Polly Davis-Hopkins prove themselves to be diligent students.

Kyle A l lyn Andrew Baker Roy Bell Dion Bennett

Matthew Blount Amanda Buschman Brittany Coad Chad Cultice

Valerie Dauenhauer Polly Davis-Hopkins Nina Dee Drew Deery

Haley Dille Holly Edwards Megan Felda Rachel Fuller

Devin Gast David Gentry Casey Girton Shasha Glover

Weston Good Heather Hall

Mark Hart Ryan Heiman

Jake Hinds Kenneth Hjertquist

Andrew Hoesel Alyssa Hyndman

Jessica Jelinek Christopher Jenkins

Jessica Jett Whitney Johnson

Ryan Jolly Kayla Jones

Cathleen Klausing Cameron Knapp

Stephanie Lewis Joshua Linhart

Gregory Looney Chuck Lowe

Amber Mangun Chadwick Mann Tiffany Martin Tyler Master

Kemberley Mayer Felicia McGraw Keshia Metzger Amanda Miller

Angela Neace Matthew Patterson Monica Peters Jordan Pisowicz

Brittany Poisel Crystal Porman Joshua Quisenberry Rachel Rearick

Logan Reinhold Charles Risner James Ritenour Jorge Rivera

Angel Roberts Melissa Ruhnow

Scarlett Russell Chelsea Schrimsher

Lateeka Scott Levi Scroggs

Amber Shoffner Shawn Singleton

Lauren Smith Matthew Smith

Kimberly Snyder Sara Stineback

Deanna Streets Olivia Valdez

Donelle Weber Tammy West

Ashley Whitaker Kari Woodward

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Troy Elliott swings away at the car bashing to raise money for the Junior class during the Fall Bonanza.

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B o y s The Culver boys soccer team competed with tough opponents throughout the

season. The team played great soccer at times in the games. With six seniors on the team, they had plenty of leadership. The team had strong support from its underclassmen.

The team had a chance to win a lot of games, but came up short many times. Without many people on the bench, the starters were forced to play 60-80 minutes a game.

The soccer team did have some strong points this season. They beat Oregon-Davis twice, as well as Caston. They also tied Kankakee Valley in the second game of the Season. By Tony Scott

Bottom row: Scott Hinsey, Phil Loehmer, Kyle Sefchek, Nolan Gates, Troy Ulch, Ben Robbins Top row: Coach Stevens, Sarah Banks, Robert Hinsey, Mark Allyn, Tony Scott, Ian Pisowicz, Matt Peterson, Kameran Snyder, Nathan Gates, Jimmy Boyne, Coach Berndt

The seniors get honored at halftime of their last home game. They played their hardest all year.

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V o i l e This gear's volllegball seas«) may not have been very successful bat we always worked bard and kept a

positive attitude. Senior Lilg Lee would talk to us about "climbing up tbut ladder and not falling off. "Volleyball was an overall fun seuson. Tbougb our record doesn't sbow it, we worked bard during

practice," suid Lee. "Maybe we didn't end tbe season witb a 'bang' but I bad fun und so did tbe otber girls." cknior Criston Quirobg stated, "We made it up tbe ladder, but didn't quite fix tbe roof." One major accomplisbment tbis year was winning tbe Culver Tourneg. Atbletic director

F o o t The Culver Cavalier football team had a down season. Despite only winning two

games, there were some good points. In the game aginst West Central, sophomore Josh Salary ran for 226 yards and 3 touchdowns. Salary ended the season with 667 yards rushing and 5 touchdowns. "We could have had a better season/' said Salary.

Leading the defensive unit were Seniors: Tim Day, T.J. Montgomery, Scott Zehner, and Walt Hanselman. Standing out from these seniors was Montgomery. Montgomery had 95 tackles and 6 sacks. Making the All-Conference team were Day and Montgomery; getting Honorable Mention was Hanselman. Day also made the Al l -State team.

" I thought we played hard, but we were undersized. We practiced hard," said junior Eddie Molebash. By Tyler Weldon

Josh Salary runs away from the defense.

Front Row (L-R): Troy Ulch, Dustin Cooper, T.J. Montgomery, Tim Day, Scott Zehner, Walt Hanselman, Kam Snyder, Evan Kreig Second Row (L-R): Shawn Singleton, Trenton Thomas, Tony Dee, Ryan Jolly, Gary Leggitt, Chuck Lowe, Zach Glenn, Will Roberts, Roy Bell Third Row (L-R): Chris Jenkinson, Jacob McGee, Dash Voorhees, Chris Boyne, Chad Mann, Josh Dauenhauer, Tyler Weldon, Troy Elliott Back Row (L-R): Eddie Molebash, Joe Day, Coach Bendy, Coach Bendy, Coach McCollough, Coach Johnson, Ricky Salary, Josh Salary, Dion Bennett

Will Roberts and Jacob McGee combine for the tackle.

Homecoming Week Fall Bonanza Students, including Diana Carlson, Ashlee Artman, &

Dana Keller, are showing their school spirt by dressing

up for red, white, and blue day.

During the week, Dustin Desabatine and Troy Elliott help to make the Junior's float. They had a lot of fun.

Before hitting the Pinata, Criston Quimby blindfolded Chris Boyne. The pinata was sponsored by the Spanish Club.

While crashing the car in, Tyler Weldon got out a lot of fustration before the big game.The car-bashing booth was sponsored by the Juniors.

While dressing up through the week, Stefanie Thompson, Ashlee Artman, Diana Carlson, & Dana Keller dressed up in their favorite decade.

"It was really fun to get outrageous for Homecoming Week this year. Usually people don't really dress-up, but Jamie, Dana, Stef, Diana, and me went all out this year. It was awesome," Ashlee Artman stated.

The Tricycle Race brought Levi Scroggs a victory for himself.

The Watermelon Contest brought Sheena Smith, Dale Heiser, & Sarah Williams together.

During Tug-of-War, the seniors, including Walt Hanselman, Kyle Sefchek, T.J. Montgomery, Cole Reinhold, Tim Day, Troy Ulch, & Scott Zehner,brought their classmates into the lead to

F a/ While being caught Hp in the three-legged race and the water balloon toss, the

watermelon eating contest and the tricycle race, some people may have barely noticed some of the booths and clubs sponsored. Others, like the Juniors' car-bashing booth, back for a second year, were a "smash."

The cheerleaders topped off the rally near the end of the afternoon, getting everyone pepped up for the night's game against the New Prairie Cougars. A l l of the team's seniors spoke to the crowd and encouraged them to show up to support the team during the game.

To finish up the day, the faculty positioned themselves on the sideline to judge the students in the stands. The classes competed against each other - trying to cheer the loudest - to decide who would be dismissed first. Though each class thought their own was the loudest, the faculty chose the seniors and went from there. As the student body left the field, you could really feel the school spirit, the purpose for the day's event.

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Stacy Stevens kisses the pig. The Juniors held the pig contest for the whole homecoming week.

Sean Johnson's year as the Cavalier is excellent. He showed the crowd that he wouldn't put up with the Cougars.

B ct w a/ w Throw a pie in a cheerleaders face is a hit. Walt Hanselman and Ashley Thomas were the main cheerleaders that didn't mind getting a pie in the face.

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Toss a ping pong ball into a cup and win a goldfish from the Sophomores. Maddie Hissong pondered the fate of the fish.

During the pep rally, the Seniors encouraged the crowd to come to the game.

H 0 E C Chilling at the Homecoming dance, Wi l l Pierce and Ron Myers sat on the bleachers watching everyone have fun.

The award for best banner went to the Art Club. Li ly Lee, Vanessa Stineback, and Stephanie Stineback accepted the award.

The award for the best float went to the Freshman class. Scarlett Russell accepted the award for the class.

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After being crowned Homecoming Queen for 2002, Stacy Stevens was escorted by T.J. Montegomery into the convertible and drove around the track.

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Chad Cultice and Kari Woodward, Chris Boyne and Ashley Thomas, Jon Broeker and Jamie Conley, Kameran Snyder and Mary Llee, Tony Scott and Julie Thompson, Stacy Stevens and T.J Montgomery, Jackie Ziaja and Matt Peterson, Criston Quimby and Eddie Molebash, Elizabeth Williams and Joel Samuelson, Chelsea Schrimsher and Logan Reinholt complete the 2002 Homecoming Court. Mrs. Benner and her accomplice wanted to be part of the court, but had to be content with watching.

On Sept. 13, Culver Community High School hosted their annual Homecoming against the New Prairie Cougars. Despite their loss of 14-42, everyone still had a great time.

During the half time, the Homecoming court came out looking better than ever. The Senior class consisted of Stacy Stevens escorted by T.J Montgomery, Mary Lee escorted by Kameran Snyder, Jackie Ziaja escorted by Matt Peterson, and Julie Thompson escorted by Tony Scott. The Junior class consisted of Criston Quimby escorted by Eddie Molebash, and Jamie Conley escorted by Jon Broeker. The Sophomore class consisted of Ashley Thomas escorted by Chris Boyne, and Elizabeth Williams escorted by Joel Samuelson. The Freshman class representatives were Kari Woodward escorted by Chad Cultice and Chelsea Schrimsher escorted by Logan Reinholt. "It was my first year on court and I had a blast," Mary Lee shouted.

Stacy Stevens is crowned Homecoming Queen and T.J. Montgomery is wishing that it was him.

After all were announced, it was time to announce the float and banner winners. The best banner went to the Art Club, and the best float went to the Freshman class.

Then after all was done, the queen was announced. The enthusiastic crowd silenced. The queen is Stacy Stevens. Stacy and her escort, T. J., stepped up and off in the convertible for their ride around the track.

Before the Homecoming dance started, Felicia McGraw, Greg Prater, and Wi l l Pierce started to get into the dancing mood.

"Being on Homecoming court is exciting. I'm really glad Stacy won this year," Jamie Conley stated.

After the football game, there was a Homecoming dance held for all high school members and alumni.

Cross Country Cross Country Although many people didn't know it, Culver had a girl's cross-country team this year. Due to

multiple failed recruiting campaigns like "Join Cross-Country, Get a Cookie," the team only had two members, seniors: Elizabeth McFarland and Dayna Kelsey. But with the guidance of Coach Barb Stevens and their own determination, both members received numerous awards and personal bests throughout their Season. By Dayna Kelsey

The 2002 Girls Cross Country Team: (clockwise) Mrs. Stevens, Liz McFarland and Dayna Kelsey

T o p T e n R e a s o n t o J o i n C r o s s C o u n t r y

10.) There are no fundraisers! 9.) We play fun games like football, soccer and frisbee during practice. 8.) Practices are less than an hour. 7.) Mrs. Stevens makes great cookies. 6.) You get to go out to eat after every meet. 5.) You get to meet kids from over 40 schools throughout the state! 4.) We don't practice on Fridays. 3.) It is a fun and easy way to get your Varsity Letter. 2.) You wi l l have long-lasting memories of fun mini-bus trips. 1.) I f you don't, our school won't have Cross Country anymore!!!!!

The Mr. Happy Burger Cow, one of Culver Cross Country Team's most honored traditions.

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Left: Varsity boys basketball players Dustin Desabitine, Tyler Weldon, Levi Scroogs, Kameron Snyder, and Matt Carter look on. Right: Mary Lee and a teammate double team during the Caston game this year.

Eddie Molebash goes for the pin in the conference meet where Eddie got first in the conference in the 140 weight class.

Jacob McGee goes for the pin on senior night as the North Judson Blue Jay coach looks on. The Cavs eventually won this meet.

Nathan Caudill looks for a rebound during warm-ups.

The Cheerleaders and Mascot Sean Johnson soak up the sun before the big Homecoming Parade.

Balancing in the Wolf Wall Pyramid, the Cheerleaders

entertain the crowd between quarters at the basketball game.

The Cheerleaders decide to go casual as a squad. By the end of

• the year, they were more like • j friends than a squad.

Front Row: Dustin Cooper, Julie Thompson, Cassandra Klausing, Erin Stotler. Middle Row: LindseyAhlenius, Joel Samuelson, Jaime Conley, Walt Hanselman, Dana Keller, Ashlee Heiman, Joe Day, Stefanie Thompson, Jake McGee, Desi Rhinehart. Back Row: Cathleen Klausing, Amanda Buschman, Tyler Master, Ashley Thomas, Diana Carlson, Tony Dee, Kayla Jones, and Coach Kristy Albright.

B O . Y 8 B A S The Cavalier Boys Basketball team finished with a record of 2-18 this year. Despite the

unfortunate season, the Cavs had some high points this year. Leading the varsity team were four seniors: Tim Day, Matt Carter, Nathan Caudill, and Kameron Snyder. The one senior that stood out the most this year was Day, who was a first-year player this year. Day also recieved honorable mention for the conference. "I thought we had a disappointing season, but it was a great learning experience," said Freshman Levi Scroggs.

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Nathan Caudill, Dustin

DeSabatine, Will Roberts.

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Kameron Snyder, Matt Carter, Troy

Elliott, Coach Berndt, Tim

Day, Jim Boyne, Tyler Weldon,

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L Front Row: Levi Scroggs, Josh Linhart, Jon Broeker, Drew Deery. Back Row: Coach Stevens, Ryan Jolly, Sean Johnson, Cliff Weiger, Will Roberts, Jim Banks, Coach Hopple.

Jim Banks and Sean Johnson watch the ball go up. Caudill faces up on Caston's Stacy Herrold. Snyder brings the ball up court.

S N O W C This year, S n o w c o m i n g had a di f ferent twist . Instead of it be ing a semi - fo rma l dance , w e had a compet i t ion . T h e compet i t ion w a s decora t ing big p ieces of p l ywood . The dance fo l lowed the boys and gir ls h o m e basketbal l g a m e s aga inst Knox. Dur ing the in termiss ion of the two g a m e s , there w a s a king c rowned . Al l hail K ing Phil Loehmer !

King Phil Loehmer and his escort Heather Reynolds enjoy the new Snowcoming festivities.

The sophomores want to "Burn the Redskins" in the Snowcoming game.

Richard Hinsey is the classic "thorn" between two roses-Jaime Conley and Dana Keller. All three were members of the Snowcoming Court.

Having constructed the winning board (above), the freshmen suggest hanging the Redskins.

In typical senior style, their entry (below) in the competition reminds the Redskins, "This is our house!"

Depicting a smiling Cavalier, the juniors' entry (above) urged

the basketball players to stomp the

Redskins in both games.

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Girls Basketball The Lady Cavaliers varsity basketball team may not have finished out the

way they wanted to, but they were still successful during the season, winding up with a record of 13-7. "The season was full of enjoyment," stated captain Stacy Stevens.

The Junior Varsity also finished with a winning season, ending with an 11-8 record. "I had a really fun season and I can't wait until next season. McDonald's all the way!" exclaimed sophomore Jessica Shaffer, a second-year basketball player. By Ashlee Holcomb

LEFT: Coach Overmyer, Coach Stevens, Mary Lee, Stephanie Lewis, Martha Davis, Lily Lee, Dale Heiser, Jennifer Snyder, Nichele McCune, Coach Elliott. Bottom LEFT: Shannon Lewis, Megan Girton, Stefanie Thompson, Ashlee Holcomb, Stacy Stevens, Giselle Salina.

Stacy Stevens is a four-year varsity basketball player. At the end of this season, she had 26 of 34 school records. The only person in Culver's history to have her jersey retired, Stevens was 1 out of 18 people in the state to reach the 2,000 point mark. She finished the season with 2,004 points. A.D. John Johnson presents Stevens with her

retired jersey at Sports Spectacular.

LEFT: Coach Overmyer, Kim Snyder, Stephanie Lewis, Dale Heiser, Cassie Schuldt. Bottom LEFT: Shannon Lewis, Cathleen Klausing, Ashlee Holcomb, Stefanie Thompson, Jessica Shaffer, Giselle Salina.

Jennifer Snyder waits for the call.

Ashlee Holcomb, Cassie Schuldt, and Jessica Shaffer having fun in the locker room before the big game.

Megan Girton in the defensive position.

Martha Davis and Nichele McCune set up for defense.

Mary Lee waits for the ball.

Megan Girton, Mary Lee, and Nichele McCune listen to Mr.Elliott for the next play.

Lily Lee passes the ball up court.

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Eddie Molebash (above) chokes out the conference competition.

Shane Miller (left) helps a Bremen Lion rise to the occasion.

T h e w r e s t l i n g t e a m h a s w o r k e d h a r d t o r e b u i l d s i n c e t h e i r 2 0 0 1

s e c t i o n a l v i c t o r y . M a n y w r e s t l e r s i m p r o v e d , i n c l u d i n g s e n i o r s T o n y S c o t t

a n d S c o t t Z e h n e r , w h o w a s c o n f e r e n c e a n d s e c t i o n a l c h a m p . J u n i o r Z a c h

G l e n n s t a t e d , " W e ' r e a l m o s t t h e r e . I j u s t w i s h I h a d a f e w m o r e y e a r s o n

t h i s t e a m . "

W i t h s i g n s o f i m p r o v e m e n t , C o a c h S h e e t s s a i d , " I n t h e n e x t c o u p l e

o f y e a r s , l o o k f o r t h i s t e a m t o b e a d y n a s t y [ r a n k i n g w i t h ] s u c h t e a m s as

J i m t o w n , W a r s a w , a n d M i s h a w a k a . I t ' s g e n u i n e w r e s t l i n g . K i d s a r e n ' t

s c a r e d t o c o m e o u t n o w a n d t h a t ' s t h e s t a r t o f a g r e a t t e a m . . . n u m b e r s . "

C u l v e r ' s f o u r t h - p l a c e f i n i s h o v e r a l l i n t h e c o n f e r e n c e — o n l y 2 6 p o i n t s

b e h i n d t h e f i r s t - p l a c e t e a m — s h o w s t h e s t r e n g t h e n i n g o f C u l v e r w r e s t l i n g ,

o n c e a g a i n b e c o m i n g t h a t f e a r e d , h a r d - n o s e d t e a m r e v e r e d i n t h e D o w n s

e r a . J u n i o r B l a k e S c r o g g s r e m a r k e d , " O u r t e a m i s b e i n g r e v a m p e d b y a

n e w s t y l e o f w r e s t l i n g . I t ' s e x c i t i n g a n d e f f e c t i v e . L o o k o u t f o r t h e T h r e e

A m i g o s o f w r e s t l i n g — B e n R o b b i n s , Z a c h G l e n n , a n d E d d i e M o l e b a s h — t o

l e a d t h i s t e a m i n t o a b r i g h t n e w f u t u r e . " By Blake Scroggs

Zach Glenn (above) helps a Urey Falcon get stretched.

i Matt Peterson (right) has a |

friendly conversation.

Front Row: Nina Dee, Deanna Sreets, Ryan Heiman, Rachel Rearick, Eddie Molebash, Criston Quimby. 2nd Row: Greg Looney, Anthony Dee, Chuck Lowe, Dustin Cooper, Blake Scroggs, Ben Robbins, Zach Glenn. 3 rd Row: Coach Sheets, Scott Zehner, Joel Samuelson, Tony Scott, Matt Peterson, Jake McGee.

Sports Awards FOOTBALL

Best Back/Offensive MVP/ Captain...T.J. Montgomery Captain's Star/Mental Attitude...Walt Hanselman Best Lineman/Captain...Scott Zehner Defensive MVP/Captain..Tim Day Coach's Award...Zach Glenn Most Improved...Will Roberts

BOYSSOCCER MVP Offense...Mark Allyn MVP Defense...Matt Peterson Mental Attitude...Phil Loehmer Hustle...Tony Scott Most Improved...Nolan Gates Most Assists...Kyle Sefchek

WRESTLING Most Takedowns/MVP/ Captain...Scott Zehner Captain's Star...Zach Glenn Captain...Eddie Molebash Mental Attitude/Captain...Blake Scroggs Most Improved...Jacob McGee

GIRLS TRACK MVP/Best Jumper...Dale Heiser MVP...Cathleen Klausing Best Sprinter.. Julie Thompson Mental Attitude/Best Distance...Elizabeth McFarland Most Improved...Sarah Williams Best Thrower...Allison Earp

VOLLEYBALL Best Attacker...Lily Lee Best Blocker...Alison Wentzel Mental Attitude...Criston Quimby Best Server/MVP...Jen Snyder Most Assists...Jessica Shaffer

GIRLS BASKETBALL Mental Attitude...Megan Girton Captain's Star/MVP/Best Defense/ Free Throw Percentage/Most Steals/Most Assists...Stacy Stevens Most Rebounds...Nichele McCune Best Field Goal Percentage...Jennifer Snyder Most Improved...Ashlee Holcomb

SOFTBALL Golden Glove/Captain...Stacy Stevens Mental Attitude/Captain...Ashlee Artman Captain...Heather Reynolds MVP/Most Outstanding Pitcher/ Best Batting Average...Diana Carlson Most Improved...Leanna Packwood Rookie...Kim Snyder

BOYSTRACK Best Thrower...T.J. Montgomery Captain...Matt Peterson Captain...Brian Budzinski Best Distance/Captain..Tony Scott Best Jumper/MVP..Mark Allyn Mental Attitude...Will Roberts Best Sprinter.. Josh Salary Most Improved...Trenton Thomas

S P R I N G S P O R T S GIRLS SOCCER

Defensive MVP..Megan Girton Mental Attitude.. Jennifer Golden Most Improved...Jami Samuelson Offensive MVP...Stacy Stevens Hustle...Dale Heiser Most Assists...Nichele McCune

BOYS BASKETBALL Mental Attitude...Levi Scroggs Most Improved...Nathan Caudill Most Assists/Most Steals/Best Defense/Best Free Throw Percentage...Kameran Snyder MVP/Best Field Goal Percentage/ Most Rebounds...Tim Day

GOLF MVP..Shawn Reinholt Most Improved.. Jake Hinds Mental Attitude...Eric Reynolds

BASEBALL

Award information was not available at press time.

T R A C K S O F T B A L L

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B A S E B A L L

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G O L F

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B o w s T r a c k ,

Front Row: Megan Girton, Aaron Hardin, Mark Allyn, Brian Budzinski, Sarah Banks. Second Row: Coach Hopple, Gary Leggitt, Trenton Thomas, Josh Salary, Tony Dee, Jimmy Boyne, Chuck Lowe, Jimmy Banks.Third Row: Cliff Weiger, Jason Stealy, T.J. Montgomery, Matt Peterson, Tony Scott, Matt Carter, Tim Day, Jacob McGee.

Above: Matt Peterson catches the competition in the 1600 meter relay. Peterson was a big part of the boys track team this year. Left: Gary Leggitt leads the way in the two mile run. Gary was consistently the best long-distance runner on the team.

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Top: Julie Thompson outruns LaVille in the relay. Julie was consistently the best sprinter for the girls. Left: Elizabeth McFarland runs the two mile with ease. Elizabeth ran more than anyone on the girls team and placed more often than not.

Front Row: Julie Thompson, Keshia Metzger, Elizabeth McFarland, Crystal Porman. Second Row: Coach Arquette, Dale Heiser, Sarah Williams, Ashley Loehmer, Allison Earp, Emily Osbom.

L a d y C a v s S o f t b a l l

Diana Carlson winds up for a pitch. Coach

Sue Maes

watches her team

on the field.

Bottom Row: Ashley Minix, Ashlee Holcomb, Valerie Dauenhauer, Ashlee Artman, Stacy Stevens, Leanna Packwood, Chelsea Schrimsher, Brandi Trusty. Back Row: Coach Stephanie Smith, Desiree Rhinehart, K i m Snyder, Diana Carlson, Ashley Thomas, Heather Reynolds, Brittney Riester, Sheena Smith, Brittany Poisel, Ashlee Heiman, Coach Sue Maes.

Brandi Trusty gets caught on camera before the game.

Desi Rhinehart,

LeAnna Packwood and Sheena Smith

anxiously watch the

action on the field.

Chelsea Schrimsher and Kim Snyder share a laugh before the game.

i f Closing t hough t s f r o m some o f t h e g i r l s :

Valerie: "It was a good first year and I will miss the seniors that coached me this year." Ashlee A.: "I have had a great four years in softball and I will miss the coaches and my teammates. I wish them good luck in the future. I won't forget all the fun Stucky and I had We love you Fancy-pants!" Heather: "I had a lot of fun this season. I will definitely miss Holcy-Pokey." LeAnna: "I have always loved softball and I can't wait to play again next year!" Desi: "I had a really good season, and I really enjoyed the chemistry on the team."

Chelsea Schrimsher, Sheena Smith and Valerie Dauenhauer wait for the bus...and wait...and wait....

Chelsea Schrimsher

and Ashlee

Artman strategize

as they watch their

team prepare.

LeAnna Packwood readies herself for the pitch.

V A R S I T Y The Culver Cavalier baseball team suffered a disappointing season, but they left on a high note.

The Cavs left their homefield With a 6-5 loss to last year's Class A number one team (who were also in the top five for most of2003), the Pioneer Panthers. The Cavs finished the season with a 2-26 record. Culver is looking for a good season next year as they are only losing two seniors.

"We played really well aginst Pioneer and we should have won. But next year, with our easier sectional, we should be able to advance farther in the State Tournament. We have some great pitchers coming back and we have our experience now," said Junior Tyler Weldon.

1 ^ Front Row: Casey Girton, Jon Broeker, Chad Cultice, Drew Deery, Levi Scroggs, Sean Johnson. Back Row: Coach Albright, Walt Hanselman, Dash Voorhees, Tyler Weldon, Dan Keller, Donnie Lewis, Nolan Gates, Kameron Snyder, Coach Young.

Mr. Stevens gets ready to announce Kameron Snyder gets ready to kill the Goober (Drew Deery) takes aim at the the game.

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B A S E B A L L

Troy Elliott sends off a screamin' pitch.

Jon Broeker (above) moves out of the way of the ball.

Left: Tyler Weldon hits a

1 high pop fly.

Kameron Snyder (above) looks at a strike.

Levi Scroggs steals second as the Cavs win their second game.

Right: Candy Pants (Dan Keller) gets

ready to hit a double.

Jake Hinds shows off his winning follow through. Jake had a great season this year. Kyle Allyn demonstrates his follow through as

well. Kyle enjoyed his season on the team.

Front Row: Jake Hinds, Phil Loehmer, Kameran Knapp, Kyle Allyn. Second Row: Coach Ralph Peterson, Mike Vandemark, Shawn Reinholt, Eric Reynolds, Caleb Golding. Not Pictured: Shawn Newman.

(Right photo) Mike

Vandemark watches his

opponent putt before

deciding what to do.

(Left photo) Mike has learned from his opponent and makes an excellent putt himself.

Shawn Reinholt is caught in action. His follow through was so quick, the camera couldn't catch him without a blur!

Jake Hinds gets excellent tips from Coach Peterson.

A R T C L U B

Front Row: Mary Beth Harness, Sponsor; Nichele McCune, Jamie Conley, Jacob Caudill, Dustin DeSabatine, Brad Hoffer, Ben Robbins, Cassie Borg. Second Row: Stephanie Stineback, Sarah Banks, Leanna Packwood, Mark Allyn, Angela Campbell, Cassie Schuldt, Richard Hinsey. Third Row: Lily Lee, Tabatha Arbuckle, Rachelle Drang, Vanessa Stineback, Cameron Knapp, Elizabeth Reinhold, Tyler Weldon.

Diligently working on art projects are (from left to

right) Vanessa Stineback, Stephanie Stineback, and Rachelle Drang. The girls

were completely absorbed by their work.

Front Row: Erin Stotler, Dayna Kelsey, Stacy Stevens, Dana Keller, Troy Ulch, Jamie Conley, Angela Campbell, Jackie Ziaja, Julie Thompson, Shannon Lewis, Giselle Salina. Second Row: Chris Stevens, Sponsor; Dustin DeSabatine, Sean Johnson, Tammy West, Heather Reynolds, Sheena Smith, Stefanie Thompson, Diana Carlson, Criston Quimby, Ashlee Heiman, Leanna Packwood. Third Row: Chris Jenkinson, Logan Reinhold, Stephanie Lewis, Tiara Trainer, LaTeeka Scott, Olivia Valdez, Sara Stineback, Blake Scroggs, Dale Heiser, Haley Pinder, Mark Allyn. Fourth Row: Dash Voorhees, Tyler Weldon, Haley Dille, Kem Mayer, Shawn Newman, Scarlett Russell, Ashlee Holcomb, Cassie Schuldt, Jessica Shaffer, Brittany Poisel. Fifth Row: Elizabeth McFarland, Brittany Coad, Valerie Dauenhauer, Jessica Jett, Heather Hall, Madeline Hissong, Jessica Jelinek. Sixth Row: Sarah Williams, Vanessa Stineback, Jamie Samuelson, Brittney Riester, Ashley Thomas, Kyle Honeycutt, Tyler Kelly, Tony Dee, Matt Peterson, Nathan Caudill, Phil Loehmer.

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Front Row: Tina Wright, Cassandra Klausing, Jen Golden, Ashlee Artman, Sarah L. Smith, Danyelle Huff. Second Row: Megan Girton, Stephanie Good, Cathleen Klausing, Alyssa Hyndman, Audra Brugh, Cassie Borg, Kimberly Snyder, Stephanie Stineback. Third Row: Vickie Dearth, Sponsor; Thomas Stacy, Allison Earp, Emily Osborn, Joel Samuelson, Daniel Keller, Brent Darwent, Brian Budzinski, Erik Reynolds, Justin Browning, Tim Day.

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F r a n c a i s

Vickie Dearth is scared to see how everyone is going to turn out.

Front Row: Cassie Borg, Audra Brugh, Scott Hinsey. Second Row: Kim Snyder, Alyssa Hyndman.

Audra Brugh dons some slammin' shades to add to her fashion statement.

3cott Hinsey proudly styles his fashion for everyone to see.

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Sarah Williams (left) and Liz McFarland are good friends who enjoy being in extracurricular activities together. "Our end of the year party was a blast and Julie ate the most pizza!" exclaimed Sarah. "Thanks, Mrs. Coby, for sponsoring this club." To this, Liz added, "The Computer Club field trip was great. I had a lot of fun playing with the K'nex."

Front Row: Sarah Williams, Elizabeth McFarland, Jackie Ziaja, Julie Thompson. Second Row: Haley Pinder, Emily Osborn, Cassie Schuldt, Kayla Sowards, Amanda Miller, Marilyn Coby, Sponsor; Vanessa Stineback, Stephanie Stineback.

Front Row:Allison Earp, Diana Carlson, Ashlee Artman, Julie Thompson, Jackie Ziaja, Vanessa Stineback. Second Row: Vickie Dearth, Sponsor; Cassandra Klausing, Heather Reynolds, Brian Budzinski, Kayla Sowards, Megan Girton, Stefanie Thompson, Haley Pinder, Phil Loehmer.

"The NHS field trip was a lot of fun. It was nice being a part of NHS for two years."

"I was really excited to

make NHS the second

time around. It was a lot of

fun, especially on the field

trip."

Julie Thompson Jackie Ziaja p t i t e r

Studen t Counci l

Student Council members enjoy all-you-can eat doughnuts at the Stanz School Food Show at the Century Center in South Bend.

Student Council members relax by the St. Joseph River.

There are hugs all around for Carin Clifton, Megan Girton, and "The Fluffy Dog" Megan won on the field trip.

Back Row: Val Dauenhauer, Dale Heiser, Heather Reynolds, Ashlee Holcomb, Ms. Miller, Jessica Shaffer, Haley Pinder, Emily Osborn. Front Row: Scarlett Russell, Tyler Weldon, Stephanie Lewis, Stacy Stevens, Megan Girton, Cassie Schuldt, Joel Samuelson.

B.PA The Culver Business

Professionals of America had a very exciting year. With almost all members placing in District Competetion, nine of whom advanced to State, the club was ready to roll.

Although none of the State Delegates advanced to National Competition in Dallas, they all did very well and had a great time.

Mr. Schwartz, BPA Sponsor, stated, "Culver has developed a standard of excellence and is able to compete with the best at State Contest.

"We are knocking on the door for a return to Nationals. I hope younger people intend to join, to keep this winning reputation going." By Dayna Kelsey

State Delegates Megan Girton, Cassandra Klausing, Dayna Kelsey, Sarah Williams and Kayla Sowards enjoy (virgin) strawberry daiquiris at the Hard Rock Cafe in Indianapolis.

Back Row: Mr. Schwartz, Kayla Sowards, Liz McFarland, Sarah Williams, Haley Pinder, Brieanna Minix, Phil Loehmer. Front Row: Dayna Kelsey, Cassandra Klausing, Dana Keller, Ashlee Holcomb, Cassie Schuldt, Megan Girton, Emily Osborn.

S c i e n c e C l u b

Front Row:Tony Dee, Justin Browning, Aaron Broeker. Second Row: Cathleen Klausing, Scarlett Russell, Audra Brugh, Ashlee Heiman, Dana Keller, Keshia Metzger. Third Row: Elizabeth Williams, Stefanie Thompson, LindseyAhlenius, Stephanie Broeker, Vickie Weglarz, Megan Girton, Danyelle Huff, Troy Ulch, Kayla Sowards, Stephanie Good, Theresa Miller, Sponsor. Fourth Row: Martha Davis, Sarah Williams, Shannon Lewis, Madeline Hissong, Kayla Jones, Matt Peterson, Brian Budzinski, Mark Allyn, Megan Felda. Lurking behind Ms. Miller is a bony stand-in for MIA member Mary Lee.

Club members Lindsey Ahleniusand Dana

Keller enjoy the ski lift at Swiss Valley Ski Area in Michigan. The club took

a field trip there in January.

Freshmen Officers: Scarlett Russell, President; Jorge Rivera, Secretary/Treasurer; Chelsea Schrimsher, Vice President.

Sophomore Officers: Cassie Borg, Vice President; Jessica Shaffer, Secretary/Treasurer; Madeline Hissong, President.

Junior Officers: Criston Quimby, Vice President; Eddie Molebash, Secretary/Treasurer; Jamie Conley, President.

Senior Officers: Elizabeth McFarland, Secretary/ Treasurer; Troy Ulch, Vice President. Not Pictured: Mary Lee, President.

C l a s s O f f i c e r s

B u t i d i n g T r a d e s

Aaron Broeker puts the finishing touches on a wooden spindle.

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Mike Hartman is hard at work with the saw. Luckily, both of his hands appear to still be

Mr. Elliott is shown here with the morning crew: Walt Hanselman, Matt Carter, Kyle Sefchek, Jared Cannon, and Chris Witten. They're ready to get to get to work.

Kyle Sefchek and Walt Hanselman are entrusted with the saw. Has anybody seen Kyle's left hand?

1 ... 1 Donald Glossinger Donald Glossinger thought Aaron was having too much fun.

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5 I 1 1 Mr. Elliott shows Matt Carter and Chris Witten how it's done. They were mesmerized by his ability.

Argos students join our Building Trades program. The Culver expertise was world-renowned.

Phil Loehmer and Mike Vandemark look for a stud. Unfortunately, there was none in the vicinity. Don't worry, guys. Studs or not, we still love ya!

Yes, they've been working hard. They deserved this little break.

•MB M Chris Witten searches the ceiling for... we may never know what.

Jared works to keep out the drafts. He installed the insulation around the windows.

rama Club W® rkshop I First Row: Ms. Slocum, Stephanie Stineback, Elizabeth McFarland, Jackie Ziaja, Vanessa Stineback, Julie Thompson, Ashlee Heiman, Jamie Conley, SarahJ&mith, Scarlett Russell, Kayla Jones, Joel Samuelson, Chase Schrimsher. Second Row: Jen Golden, Kayla Sowards, Sarah Williams, Candice Heater, Sarah Welch, Stacy Clingler, Ashley Thomas, Dana Keller, Richard Hinsey, Jacob Caudill. Third Row: Dayna Kelsey, Haley Pinder, Amber Mangun, Rene Brown, Amanda Rhoades, Nina Dee, Blake Scroggs, Dash Voorhees, Dale Heiser. Fourth Row: Cathleen Klausing, Valerie Dauenhauer, Lauren Smith, Megan Felda, Sarah Stineback, Angela Neace, Melissa Ruhnow, LaTeeka Scott, Amanda Miller, Brittany Coad, Olivia Valdez. Fifth Row: Keshia Metzger, Kim Mayer, Jessica Jett, Erin Stotler, Emily Osborn, Jason Rush, Crystal Porman, Brittany Poisel, Allison Earp, Heather Hall, Haley Dille. Sixth Row: Tony Dee.

During practice, Alisha Livingston, Scarlett Russell, and Sarah Smith work on a song.

Alisha Livingston and Brittany Coad practice their parts for the spring play, Hey Gang, What's Going On.

Kyle Honeycutt and Melinda Hurford pose after a rough practice.

Drama Club Officers (Above): Scarlett Russell, Haley Pinder, Sarah Williams, Chase Schrimsher, and Ms. Slocum, sponsor.

While leading Scrooge (Joel Samuelson) around, the First Spirit (Scarlett Russell) reminds Scrooge about his past.

In A Christmas Carol, Scrooge (Joel Samuelson) eats his soup and thinks about how bad his day is.

Drama Workshop Directors (Left): First Row: Sarah Smith, Scarlett Russell, Megan Felda. Second Row: Alisha Livingston, Haley Pinder, Brandon Cooper, Joel Samuelson, and John Wolfe.

Future Educators of America

Front Row: Jessica Shaffer, Ashlee Holcomb, Kayla Sowards, Cassie Schuldt. Second Row: Sarah Welch, Jennifer Golden, Ashlee Artman, Stephanie Good, Elizabeth McFarland, Julie Thompson, Stephanie Stineback, Marilyn Coby, Sponsor. Third Row: Emily Osborn, Haley Pinder, Sarah Williams, Jackie Ziaja, Vanessa Stineback, Danyelle Huff.

Danyelle Huff can't contain her enthusiasm: "FEA-Whatdo you say-About teachers?!" On a more serious note, Danyelle added, "FEA is a good program for students interested in pursuing a career in education."

Stephanie Good enjoys being a

part of FEA. She had this to

say about the club: "FEA

spent a lot of time doing

things for the teachers during

teacher appreciation week." The

teachers appreciated it!

Danyelle Huff

Alisha Livingston is Cornucopia's Editor.

Cornucopia officers are: Front Row: Rachelle Drang, Cathleen Klausing, Sarah Smith, Liz Solcum, Sponsor. Second Row: Emily Osborn, Haley Pinder, Sarah Williams.

Front Row: Emily Osborn, Ashlee Heiman, Haley Pinder, Dayna Kelsey, Erin Stotler, Julie Thompson, Elizabeth McFarland, Jackie Ziaja, Sarah Williams, Stephanie Stineback, Vanessa Stineback, Rachelle Drang, Sarah L. Smith, Scarlett Russell. Second Row: Kayla Jones, Jessica Jelinek, Kari Woodward, Stephanie Lewis, Ben Robbins, Tony Dee, Madeline Hissong, Kyle Honeycutt, Blake Scroggs, Jacob Caudill. Third Row: Kim Snyder, Alyssa Hyndman, Amanda Miller, Brittany Poisel, Allison Earp, Andrew Hoesel, Amanda Rhoades, Brieanna Minix, Kayla Sowards, Liz Slocum, Sponsor. Fourth Row: Lauren Smith, Chelsea Schrimsher, Heather Hall, Kern Mayer, Haley Dille, Jorge Rivera, Olivia Valdez, Nina Dee, Crystal Porman, Angela Neace, Melissa Ruhnow, Cathleen Klausing. Fifth Row: Cameron Knapp, Keshia Metzger, Rachel Fuller, Jessica Jett, Brittany Coad, Justin Risner, LaTeeka Scott, Valerie Dauenhauer, Megan Felda.

C o r n u c o p i a

B a n d Front Row: Whitney Johnson;Keshia Metzger, Heather Hall, Cathleen Klausing, Alyssa Hyndman, Kim Snyder, Sheena Smith, Lindsey Ahlenius, Brittney Riester, Megan Girton. Second Row: Stephanie Broeker, Elizabeth Williams, Polly Davis-Hopkins, Deanna Streets, Giselle Salina, Jennifer Snyder, Criston Quimby, Ashlee Heiman, Kenny Hjertquist. Third Row: Brittany Poisel, Erik Reynolds, Kayla Jones, Chelsea Schrimsher, Greg Looney, Jackie Ziaja, Allison Earp. Fourth Row: Audra Brugh, Desiree Rhinehart, Mark Allyn, Troy Ulch, Nathan Caudill, Jonathan Broeker, Rene Brown, Tyler Master. Fifth Row: Steven Tobey, Chris Jenkinson, Michael Vandermark, Trenton Thomas, Zachary Glenn, Chuck Lowe, Matt Peterson. Sixth Row: Tony Jones, Instructor; Belinda Clark, Keith Ziaja, Jacob McGee, Weston Good, Casey Girton, Brittany Coad.

J a z z B a n d Front Row: Julie Thompson, Jackie Ziaja, Allison Earp, Emily Osborn, Tyler Master, Brittany Poisel. Second Row: Cathleen Klausing, Brittany Coad, Greg Looney, Michael Vandermark, Trenton Thomas, Mark Allyn, Troy Ulch, Nathan Caudill. Third Row: Tony Jones, Instructor.

C h o r a l e Front Row: Scarlett Russell, Stacy Clingler, Rene Brown, Nina Dee, Ashley Thomas, Kern Mayer. Second Row: Keshia Metzger, Amanda Rhoades, Sarah L. Smith, Julie Thompson, Megan Felda, Angela Neace, Sarah Banks, Dale Heiser, Amanda Miller. Third Row: Angel Roberts, Tony Dee, Jimmy Banks, Andrew Hoesel, Robin Riffey, LaTeeka Scott.

G i r l s C h o i r Front Row: Amber Shoffner, Tiara Trainer, Lauren Smith, Crystal Porman, Haley Dille, Sarah Stineback. Second Row: Mary Caddy, Amber Mangun, Rachel Fuller, Elizabeth McFarland, Tina Wright. Third Row: Quianna Williams, Jessica Jett, Felicia McGraw, Melissa Ruhnow, Kayla Sowards, Tara Hite, Sarah Williams.

C h o i r

It was one week full of ...

Juniors Haley Pinder and Dana Keller begin work on their wall. They "planted" a tree that eventually sprouted lights.

... hard work. Hallways echoed after school with students practicing choreographed dances to be performed Friday night. Paper, boxes, paint and creative energy filled the cafeteria for hours after school as students designed wall decorations, vying for first place in this competition. And through the week students became salespeople (and in some cases, beggars-wonder where the lunch money went that you loaned Tyler Weldon?) as they worked to sell paper megaphones to earn points and benefit Riley Children's Hospital. As a testament to our student body, close to $1,300 was raised for the hospital. Moments of generosity, moments of laughter, moments of cooperation. It all led up to the biggest moment...

Juniors Jamie Conley and Blake Scroggs discover beauty The theme, "All you other classes can take a siesta, cuz fiesta," proved prophetic. They took top honors in the wall

truly is in the "eyes" of the beholder, the juniors are gonna win this decoration competition.

With her usual dramatic flair, Freshmen Scarlett Russell expounds on her ideas for the class wall. Fellow Freshmen Kim Snyder listened intently, but classmate Stephanie Lewis kept her distance and just stayed busy. They did well in the competition, coming in second to the juniors.

Sophomore Lindsey Ahlenius dives into construction of the class wall. In case you were wondering, she did keep all of her fingers.

Cassie Schuldt models her lastest fashion statement. Friday night, many of her classmates followed her lead and wore decorated wifebeaters.

Sophomore Ashlee Holcomb and Junior Criston Quimby hug, even though they were working hard to beat each other in the competition. Or was Criston working a heavy-duty chokehold on Ashlee?

Freshmen Jessica Jelinek grins as she works on the freshmen wall.

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..Spectacular Class Competitions

Freshman Drew Deery makes the egg carry look easy. Luckily, no one choked on the spoons.

They raced on tricycles and scooters. They linked arms and legs and crab walked across the gym floor. They mustered in groups and fought hard in tug-of-war competitions. They cheered, they sang, they danced. But above all, they came together, a whole school for one night, and strung together moments of friendly competition that they w i l l remember for years and years to come. When it was all said and done, the Seniors came out on top and won the 2003 Sports Spectacular.

The freshmen girls strain and pull against the sophomores in the Snyder (right) grins at fellow classmates Chelsea Schrimsher Dee (left).

tug-of-war. Kim (center) and Nina

Sophomores Anthony Dee, Derrick Brewer, Desiree Rhinehart, and Lindsey Ahlenius work hard to keep it all together in the crabwalk relay. Anthony discovered it was easier hanging onto his teammates than his shorts.

Junior Criston Quimby demonstrates the proper technique for guiding a ping pong ball across the gym floor.

It appears as though Sophomore Tyler Kelly has the lead over Freshman Weston Good in the trike race. The lead held and the sophomores ending up winning the race.

As Senior Tim Day prepares to fire up a free throw, John Johnson ^ itches....waits....and breathes.

Sophomore Derrick Brewer has the lead position in the tug-of-war.

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Queen Sarah Williams and King Kyle Sefchek share their first dance.

May 3, 2003

Joe Day escorts Jamie Conley.

Matt Carter escorts Megan Girton as they walk onto court.

S e n i o r C o u r t Matt Carter

Joe Easterday Phil Loehmer Kyle Sefchek Troy Ulch

Megan Girton Mary Lee

Brieanna Minix Stacy Stevens

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Troy Ulch escorts Sarah Williams. Kyle Sefchek escorts Stacy Stevens.

Sarah Banks and Jimmy Boyne smile for the camera before they go onto court.

Dash Voorhees escorts Nichele McCune.

J u n i o r C o u r t

Jimmy Boyne Joe Day

Dustin DeSabatine Troy Elliott

Dash Voorhees

Sarah Banks Jaime Conley

Ashlee Heiman Dana Keller

Nichele McCune

Dustin DeSabatine escorts Ashlee Heiman. Troy Elliott escorts Dana Keller.

P r o m 2 0 0 3 Good

friends Alisha

Livingston, Brittany

Coad, and Cathy

Thews are all smiles.

The Junior Class requests the pleasure of your company to celebrate Prom 2003 on Saturday, May 3rd at 6:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. at Christo's Banquet

Center in Plymouth, Indiana. Ashley Thomas and Walt Hanselman strike a familiar pose. I t HAS to be true love.

Matt Carter and Megan Girton join others on the floor and sway to a slow one.

Couples make the most of a slow song and snuggle on the dance floor.

Quianna Williams' smile tells the whole story-she is loving her senior prom.

Jonathan Broeker

and Stephanie Comiskey

seem a little unsure

of their steps.

Boys will be boys

Sarah Banks seems to have confused Joe Easterday with a chair. He didn't seem to mind.

Friends Leanna Packwood and Ashlee Artman take time out to preserve diis moment.

It's a (senior) girl thing! Gal pals Heather Reynolds, Dayna Kelsey, Cassandra Klausing, and Erin Stotler had a great time.

Dayna Kelsey, Tony Scott, Troy Elliot, and Maggie Bradford grab one last group hug.

After P r o m

Seniors wait for the hypnotism to begin

Stacy Stevens and Troy Ulch eat "apples."

Lily Lee and Dayna Kelsey drive.

Lily Lee tries to recover pieces of her "valuable" ice cream cone, while the rest of the group works out their dilemmas.

Troy Ulch tells his friends he learned how to milk a cow from "The Fox and the Hound." Dayna Kelsey tells him he can't learn how to milk a cow from a Disney movie.

Lily Lee and Martha Davis run from a "rat."

Highl igh ts

Heather Reynolds smiles pretty for the camera, while Dayna Kelsey devours a dougnut.

Erin Stotler and Dave Hart watch their hypnotized friends do stupid things.

Troy Ulch rocks the air guitar.

Stacy Stevens, Marci Hatfield, Lindsey Ahlenius and Dana Keller hang out at after prom.

The group before they wake up "Totally Relaxed."

S t i C C T > a n c i n \ . .

Stefanie Thompson and Jaime Conley strike a pose.

Diana Carlson and Tim Day snuggle for a photo.

The Senior Boys' pyramid remains one of the world's modern marvels.

(Left) Tyler Weldon and Haley Pinder are all tied up.

(Right) A group of

friends enjoy their meal.

Emily Osborn and fiance Jake Rogers practice for their wedding reception.

Joe Easterday, Cole Reinhold, and Phil Loehmer are in the "Scat Cave."

Sarah Banks and Gary Leggitt show everyone how it's done.

Jen Golden and Josh Mersh embrace-strange as it looks.

Kyle Honeycutt and Giselle Salina are lookin'fine!

T e a c h e r s

T h e W h e e l s o n

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r o u n d a n d

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Mrs. Sheldon: " Key to happiness is the key to gratitude"

Mr. Schwar tz : " W h o ' s t h a t Bozo dr iv ing th is bus?"

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Mrs. S. Master:

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"You AGAIN??"

M r s . J f a c o b s o n : " F i r s t s t e p t o b e t t e r

tunnies I s t o unniaonine t h e m "

M r . S c h w a r t z :

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c o n t a c t ? "

Mrs- R i e s t e r : " Ule DO know how t o r e c a p t u r e

our c h i l d h o o d ! "

Mrs. Schwartz: "

Qoodday with good

friends!"

MRS. KEPHART: " P L A N Y O U R

F U T U R E O R Y O U R F U T U R E W I L L BE

P L A N N E D FOR Y O U "

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Mike Schwartz

Lane Shedrow

Deb Scott

Lizz Slocum

Brenda Sheldon Kim Sullivan Sandy Thomas Jane Wakeland

Chris Stevens makes a run for the basket in the Faculty vs. Seniors basketball game during Sports Spectacular. They may be older, they may have thinning hair, and they might have hurt the next morning, but the faculty prevailed over the youth of the senior team!

Regina Anderson ponders her next step, as she holds onto Cindy Riester and keeps the team together.

Barb Stevens Chris Stevens Ron Stevens

the "boat" tips, they're all sunk. Ron Stevens ffered encouragement to Sharon Stafford who

was stretched to her limit.

D i s t r i c t B P A C o m p e t i t i o n

Haley Pinder, Cassandra Klausing, an unknown opponent, Cassie Schuldt and Phil Loehmer receive their awards.

Cassie Schuldt (left) takes a test.

Kayla Sowards and Brieanna Minix show off their interview awards.

Ashlee Holcomb relaxes between tests.

District 2 is ready for Dallas!

5 T A T E

B P A

State BPA Delegates enjoy their last day at the Marriott Hotel in downtown Indianapolis.

Dana and Dayna model hats during their free time.

Haley Pinder (right) dances on the b a r -

while the entire resturant sings "Happy

Birthday" to her.

I n d u s t r i a l T e e h Ashlee Artman

Front Row: Mike Doty, Brad Hoffer, Tyler Kelly, Scott Zehner, Jacob Caudill. Second Row: Cliff Weiger, Richard Hinsey, Jeff Spoor, Stephanie Lewis, Kari Woodward, Ben Robbins, Chase Schrimsher.

Chris Witten, Jared Cannon and Matt

Carter work together to install a set of

cabinets at Marlene Mahler's new home for Building Trades.

The house is beautiful and Ms.

Mahler exclaimed, "The boys have just

done a wonderful job."

"It was really neat to be in journalism and on the Caval Crier staff for two years," stated Ashlee. "The class is small and you get close to your •staff-mates.'"

T.J. encourages students to join

Caval Crier. "Don't hesitate

to sign up, everyone, as the lessons

learned in producing a

student publication are immeasurable.

Dont be apathetic.

Contribute!"

T.J. Montgomery

Front Row: Megan Girton, Dayna Kelsey, Ashlee Artman, Stephanie Good, Heather Reynolds. Second Row: Jonathan Broeker, T.J. Montgomery, Jamie Conley, Angela Campbell, Sarah Welch, Vickie Benner, Adviser.

Academic Superbowl

Back Row: Emily Osborn, Dale Heiser, Haley Pinder, Tom Stacy, Phil Loehmer. Front Row: Jason Rush, Sarah L. Smith, Allison Earp, Brittany Poisel, Scarlett Russell.

S u p e r b o w l R e s u l t s

A g a i n s t 1 5 S c h o o l s C u l v e r P l a c e d

S o c i a l S t u d i e s . . . 2 n d

E n g l i s h . . . 2 n d

S c i e n c e . . . 4 t h

M a t h . . . 4 t h

I n t e r - D i s c i p l i n a r y . . . 2 n d

F i n e A r t s . . . 4 t h

A L e g i s l a t i v e V i s i t o r C o m e s t o S c h o o l On Friday, Feb. 21, Culver Community Schools

welcomed State Representative Steve Heim, in honor of "Invite Your State Legistator to Lunch Week." The Indiana School Food Service Association instituted this week as a way to inform state officals about child nutrition.

Currently, the ISFA is working to eliminate the reduced-cost breakfasts and offer free meals to eligible children. However, at this time there are no state funds mandated for this cause.

Culver Community Schools' population includes 25 percent of students eligible for reduced-cost breakfasts or free lunches. School Food Sevice Coordinator Carin Clifton decided to institute this special week at Culver to inform state officials about our school's need for this mandate.

"Right now we serve about 90 breakfasts a day. If we could offer this meal free to some children we could ensure they were getting a good meal," Clifton stated.

During his visit at Culver High, Heim spoke to the juniors and seniors about his career and various political issues. He also spoke to school treasurer Rose Master about our school's government lunch reimbursement program.

Shannon Lewis asks Mr. Heim what sports teams he follows.

Heim chats with Superintendent Brad Schuldt after eating a delicious school lunch.

Mr. Heim chats with students about various political issues.

Pilot News reporter Anthony Gadson interviews Heim.

Front Row: Ashlee ArtmanXathleen Klausing, Scarlett Russell, Kayla Jones, Danyelle Huff. Second Row: Kathleen Kephart, Adviser; Kayla Sowards, Heather Reynolds, Haley Pinder, Emily Osborn, Sarah Williams, Thomas Stacy, Tony Dee.

S t u d e n t Dustin DeSabatine (below) displays his vivid school spirit.

L i f e

(Left) Justin Risnerand Chad Mann kill time; Kyle Allyn, Jake Hinds, and Casey Girton are trying to study in the background.

Gary Leggitt decides to go out and play in the snow.

Front Row: Elizabeth McFarland, Danyelle Huff. Second Row: Kathleen Kephart, Adviser; Haley Pinder, Sarah Williams.

peers Ztina peers Mark Allyn hangs around while working on the homecoming float.

Kari Woodward and Josh Linhart grin for the camera. It was nice to see Josh without a scowl.

I I

T h e O n e , F i n a l M o m e n t . . . It is the last time they w i l l all stand as one.

On this day, their shared laughter w i l l echo in each other's memories. On this day, they wi l l share a final embrace, shed a common tear, and leave Culver Community High School truly as individuals. They are the Class of2003.

When Erin Stotler addressed her classmates and their families and friends, she asked everyone to consider their graduation an adventure.

"Small or large, an adventure is, by definition, an experience that is marked by excitement and purpose," Stotler remarked, explaining that adventure is created with imagination. "Well, graduates," she continued, "we HAVE used our imaginations. Together, we have created numerous unforgettable, exploratory, and life-forming adventures!"

Offering advice to her classmates, Megan Girton urged them to "cherish time, your most valuable resource. You can never make up time you lose. Do the most productive thing possible at every given moment.

Girton concluded with the class motto: "To the class of2003, there are so many roads we have crossed, so many hills we have climbed, and so many dreams yet to conquer. Congratulations to all and good luck in the future."

Erin Stotler (left) addresses her senior class during Commencement. She urged her classmates to seek great adventures in the lives they were beginning.

G R A D U A T I O N ! Tim Day, who was inducted into the National Honor Society in the spring, leaves the stage after receiving his scholastic awards.

Here they are...the Class of 2003...together as one for the last they become? They listened to their classmates' speeches and doubt pondering some of those questions themselves. But, questions on their minds as well...Which party am I going to out a little later?

time. Where will they go? Who will prepared to accept their diplomas, no ve're also sure there were other first? Will Mom and Dad let me stay

Erin Stotler and Dayna Kelsey are like kids on Christmas Eve. They couldn't wait to see what was happening and peeked in the gym before the ceremony.

Megan Girton recalls memories shared together since kindergarten. There were tears shed as others remembered with her.

Cassandra Klausing (left) and Senior Class President Mary Lee lead the procession of students to their seats at the beginning of the ceremony.

I t a l l l e d u p t o t h i s l a s t ( i n g ) M O M E N T !

After years of waiting and

working towards the goal, Evan

Krieg reaches out his hand and receives his diploma

from Superintendent

Brad Schuldt. He made it!

Kayla Sowards has looked forward to this moment through her four years of high school. She was finally going to get her diploma! Or was she? Superintendent Schuldt had a hard time finding it. He searched, she waited patiently, and eventually, that precious piece of paper was located. With relief and a smile, Kayla accepted her diploma.

of With the official ceremonies over, the Class of 2003 proves They Want! Almost every class member whipped out a can each other in a colorful, celebratory mess. All the parents, was shake their heads and smile.

2003 Kyle Sefchek hugs Mary Lee after receiving his diploma. Shortly after he hugged Mary, Kyle offered a salute to Superintendent Schuldt. They tend to do What Eva They Want.

once again they will do What Eva of Silly String and proceeded to coat administrators, and guests could do

It's official! They have been pronounced graduates of Culver Community High School and move their tassels to distinguish themselves as such.

iohn Craft, Martha Davis, and Adam Dillingham listen attentively to classmate Erin Stotler's speech. Danyelle Huff (center of photo) glows with excitement, sitting amidst her

classmates, waiting her turn to walk across the stage.

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The Cavalcade staff wishes the best of luck to its

SENIORS!

Ashlee Artman • Stephanie Good Danyelle Huff • Dayna Kelsey Mary Lee • Heather Reynolds

Tony Scott • Sarah Welch

Congratulations 2003 Grads!

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