The 2003-2004 Shadow staff de cided to organize thi year' year book in chronological order. The change enable the staff to be more efficient and productive in creat ing the book and in meeting the publisher's deadlines. When you look through your book, you'll notice that each eason is divided by a pread dedicated to introduc ing that eason's events. This organizational method is imple and very natural. After all, we all experience the event in our live according to the cycle of ea son . We all take life one step at a time. When you look back at your 2004 yearbook ten years from now, the Shadows staff hopes you'll appreciate the care we took in re cording your steps in time! Hayley and com pany enthusiasti cally discuss form ing a study group as they EXIT the build ing! Freshmen enjoying lunch! Goodbye Summer! Student havemixedfe ling about the first day of chool. Mo t are sad to see the ummer go, but are happy to ee the friends they haven't seen all ummer. Some are even excited to take the classes they scheduled the previous year! Freshmen are particularly anxious about starting high chool. You can see the stre on their faces as they search for their assigned homerooms and try to find their way through the hall . The Senoirs, however, can barely contain their excitement over starting the last year of their high chool careers. The 2004 Seniors plan to "rule the school" until they realize how hard they must work to pass their re quired Senior clas es! Tonya searches through the names on the homeroom li ts for her homeroom assign ment. Abby and Tessa hap pily wave to the cam era a they prepare to go home after the fir t day of chool. Te sa already ha a tack of homework! Anthony is caught off guard as he prepares to sit down, enjoy lunch, and relax after a stressful fir t half of the fir t day of his Junior year! Seniors Leeanna and Alicia show off their beautiful smiles as they await the first beli of their Senior year! These Freshmen have made it half way through their first day of high school. Are they happy it is finally lunch? Andrew and Kahe ha\"e homework on the fir t day! ~t Guy Gf(lr/e C. u1rnold 13etb Cf3ates Blackwe l u1nJanda 13/aci()1Jell :Jieidi u1sbrroft :Fred Cf3a.\te r Gabby (labnelle L:ynn Cf3onar c3J (att 13rlli;fr Mandy u1JJtanda Bushy Cf3 ra 11 dy Cf3o 11 drea 11 ~be bil 1(otbryn Cf3roinord 1(vle Cf3 ro inn rd T'ni10 ~rruizord A~h J\([gbon Cf3roodwoter u1sbley Cf3rotbers oCeeoi/1/0 (bets{!; 'Weeman Jint VttPis :lo11 Verrn"Voy <:5) (ikf Vales (bristopber 'Diebl .Jen Jennifer :Ji/trb '13rittony C}odfrey enr 'Dobson ?Job :Frontz Shell oConee e. (}rabun c.5l Grbelfe :J{jsofe (bns ;J/a/1 13ralldy ;J/egedus Jared ]o11e. 73rnlldy :Jfl!rbror( ~ling erir X/tilgfiJiier (o111111ey L3olldis aCorn ~~~tz ~ina 1(otrino L:eonbo rd Skyeeee Tu·rt.le 'DttPid 1(y/e Curtis oCogo11 Jessiro ,.Jl{otlls{y Jo ]oonno U} (r(}rtfW Boo 'Donie/le ,.__;!} (r(obon 'lful in even thmg I dn. B,md 11 Basketball 9, I 0, 11, 12 Chess Club 9, 10, 11 Chorus 11, 12 Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12 Track: 10 Heidi Ashcroft I plan to attend a four year out· f stnte college and m.1jor in health nutrition. lhL·erleading 10 Fren h Club St.•ni(lr Committee 12 lftball Matt Bark r I plan on attending the Uni\'ersti) of orthwestern after gmduc1tton ,,nd \\ ould lik.L' to\\ ork at the john Deere lompan\ in Waterloo, Iowa. B t.1 ( lub 11, 12 turc farmer~ l>t Amenca 11, 12 hona I Hom r ~ocwty 12 (TC I C) I plan to succL•ed in nn Cl) metolog\ can'('r. Cheerk·admg 10 Fred Baxter I plan to sun h c in tlw real world ahead. Band Che.,s Club Soccer Amanda Blackson C.heerleading JV-9, 10 V-11, 12 'x>ccer )\ -9 V-10 '>oftba II ]\' -9 \ I 0 V.I. .A. 11, 12 \1) pl,m for the · 1t re s to pursue childcarc at theTClC Band 4, 10, 11, 12 Cafetena Worker 12 Chorus 12 ltbrarr Aide 12 \1ustcal 11, 1 Oflt c Aid 12 Volle, ball9, 10, 11, 12 Gabrielle L nn Bonar Band 12 B..Jsketba II Q, ](), 11, 12 Bet..J lub 10, II French lub 9, I 0, 11 Golf4 Brand Boudreau I plan to work hard and aC((lmph h manv task Busine..,s Profe..,sionab of America 11 12 Choru~ Y I plan to attend a four.} ear college and maJor m mathematic-.. Beta lub 10, 11, 12 Prom Committee 11 Softball \'-9, 10, II, 12 olll'yball JV-lJ V-4,10, II, 12 K le Brainard I \\ant to re~.ch l' a bachelor·~ d gree in rnglbh before going on to l il\\ School. Beta Club 10, 11, 12 Buck eve Sta tc 11 Ch•..,.., Club Y, 10 , tional Honor _ >ciety 11 , 12 .... lKCer Y, 10, 11, 12 shley Brothers \l} go.1l is hl be sucu·-.~ful and happ) . Ofti t' \tde 12 Prom Committee 11 IlL'\ b, II JV 9, 10, 11 \'-1 I Leeanna L. Chetsko I pl.ln to ma'or n gcn ·tcs. cadcmic Challenge 11,12 Beta lub 10, 11, 2 Cheerleading 10, 11, 12 Chess Club 9, 10, 11, 12 French lub 9, 10, 11, 12 library Aide 9, 10, 11 ,1 2 atlonal Honor ~ocietv 11, 12 'x.'1Ior ommittee 12 · Yearbook: 11, 12 Y.S.LJ. I'nglish Festi\al9, 10, 12 Mike Dal~ h f>(l, I 1'- to become a Friar. Ba~·ball 9, 10, 11,12 Ian Derawa I intend to I e a long hfe. Ba~L·ball JV-q \'-10, 11, 12 Beta lub 10, 11, 12 Christgpher Diehl Mv goal j.., to "I i\'c long and prosper." -.ademk Challenge 11, 12 Ba bdll9, 10, 11,12 B,1-.kctb.11l 9, 10 B •t lub 10, 11, 12 Pres. 12 Buck:n tate 11 he..,s lub , 1 , 11 Cia..,~ Officer Pre., lJ, 11, 12 atlonal Honor Socieh 11, 12 lCCeranna raw I plan to attend collegL' ,111d e\ entl~tllly \VOrk in the health field. Beta Club 10, 1I, 12 Track II Yearbook 12 Rebecca McMen min I plan to attend college and become a lawyer. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Beta Club 10, 11, 12 Buckeye State 11 "horus 12 Class Officer I1, 12 \!tusical 10, 11, 12 ahonal Honor Societ) II, 12 Prom ommittee 11 Semor ommittee 12 Softball 9 Volleyball 10 Y.S.u·. English Festival 9 \!ty goal is to prosper. Basketball9, 10, 11, 12 Capt. 10, 11, 12 Beta lub 10, 11, 12 ross Country 10, 11 French lub 9, 10, 11, 12 ational Honor Sooety 11, 12 Soccer 9 Track 10 Yearbook 11 Student Council 10 Dude, I hope to graduate. Patrick R. 0 ' eil I plan to live life and lo\·e it! Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 Zachary Pettitt I plan to leave for the Air force on July 27th of 2004. Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 Chorus 11, 12 Class Officer Sec.-9 Vice Pres.-10 Mus1cal 9, 10 Ski Club 9, 10 Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12 mie Polk I plan to attend college and major in raphic Design or something in the arts field. heerleading F-9, JV-10, V-11, 12 Soccer JV-9, Y-10, 11, 12, apt-12 Sophmore Homecoming Attend nt Junior Prom Escort 11 Yvonee Ralston I plan to attend college to become a \·eterinarian. afeteria Worker 9 L1brary A1de 10 T T lass Officer VP 1 I -Animal Management Yearbook 10 fFA11,12 Andrew Ril e I plan to wnquL'r myo.,elf, to rule the world, and h,1\ L' a 10\ l'ly tea party while I'm at it. Bda lub 10, 11, 12 BibiL• Club/Pra\'l'r ,roup 9, 10, 11,12 Choru., 10, II, 12 1u~tcal9, 10, II, 12 a ttOna I llonor Society 11, 12 Offtce Aide 12 Shm' hoir 10, 11 Soccer 9, 10, II, 12 Track 9, 10, 11, 12 T ler Romine Ba'>L'ball 12 Basketball9, 10, 11,12 Chorus 11 (,olf9, 10,11 Dawn Ru 2F After I graduate, I would like to teach Animal Management. Choru<> 10 rrench Club 10 Y.S. U fnglt<>h h•<>tival 9 I I \ 11, 12 TCTC 11, 12 Sktlls 11, 12 Rebecca Ann"-"''-'!..!:......,.~ I plan to make a <>ucce<>sful career out of the Air Force or go to college. Buckeye t.~te 11 Chorus 11, 12 Prom CommittL•e 11 Softball 9 Yearbook 11 r . . U Englbh Festival 9, 10, 11, 12 ~._..~che~J I plan to "trick" them into giving me a credit card. Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Rac.hd I plan to get a degree in accounting and hopefully start mv own accounting firm Bible lub Prayer Group 9, 10, 11, 12 Prom ommittee 11 Senior Committee 12 ) .. U Englt<>h Fe<>tival 12 Board Office Aide 12 cott I plan to attend college, reete\ e my MBA tn marketing management and work for Ford \11otor Companv. french lub 11,- 12 eidle A\ast, ve scun't dogs! Mark my words, for all ye squiffy landlubbers shall soon kntm me name. Baseb,11l 9 Chess Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Chorus 12 rrench lub 9, 10, 11 Musical 11, 12 Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Soccer 9, 10, 11 Y S.U. English restival 9 Brittan Sloan I plan on going to a business college and then e\ entually starting my own business. he-.s Club 10 Fr •nch Club 10 Prom ommittee 11 V.l A. 11,12 Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 Y. . English Festi\al9, 10, II, 12 l plan to attend [\angal University with a major in the Missions Field, and minor in social work. Beta Club 10, 11, 12 Bible tub/Prayer Group 12 horus 12 French Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Prom Committee 11 Senior Committee 12 SoccerV-9, 10, II, 12Capt-12 Graduation Attendent 11 e ica Smith l plan to be a carpenter V.l A 11, 12 Volleyball 9 R an Smith I plan to climb Mt. E\·erest, find a cure for cancer, eliminate hunger, part the Red •a, walk on the moon, ensure ,.,·orld peace, and find the Holy Grail. Academic Challenge 12 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 Beta Club 10, 11,12 Buckeye State 11 Chess Club 10 ational Honor Society 11, 12 Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12 Y .. U. English Feo.,ti\·al 9 c I plan to go to college and get a degree in the m •dical field. Beta lub 10, 11, 12 Bible Club/Prayer Group 9, 10, 11, 12 Buckeye State Alternate 11 heerleading JV-10 horus 11, 12 Musical 11, 12 Stage Crew 10 ational Honor Society 11, 12 Prom Committee 11 •nior ommittee 12 Show hoir 12 Track 9, 10, 11 rearbook 11, 12 pamsh Club 11 HOBY 10 I plan on attendmg a four year college and to become a teacher. fter that I will get my masters for counceling. Bao.,ketball JV-9 Buckeye tate 11 horus 12 ffice Aide 10 Prom Committee 11 Softball V-9, 10, 11, 12 Volleyball JV-9, V-10, 11, 12 Robert L._Trant r. I plan to make btg money and lt\·e ltke there b no tomorrow. V I.C.A 11, 12 M; main goal in life is to become a high ranking officer in the U. . Air Force. Beta Club 10, 11,12 he-.-. lub 9 French Club 9, 10, 11, 12 David Water I plan to go mto the U. rmy. Baseball 12 Chorus 11 Golf 9, 10, 11 a Welker I plan on attendtng two years at Kent tate, and then mo\·e to a bigger college and career goal. Ltbrary Aide 11, 12 ffice Atde 11, 12 Prom Committee 11 Semor Committee 12 Myranda Whitman I plan to attend a four year college and maJOr in microbiology of foren ic cience. Cheerleadmg 9 Chess Club 12 omputer Club 12 Soccer 9, 10 Erin Anne Williams Busmess ProfessiOnal of America Sec-11, 12 Chorus 9, 10 TCT cia s officer Adrnini trative Office Tech Sec-11, 12 on Mv goalts to become an Elementary Teacher. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Buckeye tate lternate 11 Chorus 12 Library Aide 12 Prom Committee 11 hm .. Choir 10, 11, 12 cer 9, 10, 11 . U. English Fcsti\·al 9, 10, 11, 12 I plan to attend a college and focu on a career. Library Aide 10, 11, 12 Prom Committee 11 Softball 9, 10, 11, 12 I plan on excelling in life no matter what I do. Baseball 9, 10 11, 12 Ba.,ketball 9 Chorus 11, 12 Golf 9 Homecoming ttendant 11 Prom E cort 11 19 Here ,ue just a k\\ diffl'rent \'ancttes ot style-;. For ex,tmple,) ou ha\ 1.? Am,tnd.t in the turill'Jwck sweater w1th her h,Hr up in a pon) tml. Thl'n you IM\ l' Sarah with the regular r- h1rt and her hair up in a me y bun. te\ e and D;l\'id are we,tnng Polo hirts while the other boys a r · \\caring T- hirt . otin that icole 1 \\ <: anng a blu T -shirt \\ 1th blue Jeans, "'' hlle ,.., .. ,., .... ..,. is \\caring ,1 gn.'\ hood(•d Americ E,1gle shirt with jL•ans. It s all \ ery casual and the color blue is JUSt "ondufu I all } e,u round. Shannon and Noah are into the punk style. Notice they are wearing the spikes around their wrists and necks.Aiso, notice their Vans tennis shoes and jeans. Mascara is the best type of make-up to wear. It brings out your eyes and highlights your face. In my survey, mascara was voted the best cosmetic to wear. My survey sho\ved that the top three movies that were out in theater this fall are: I. Fmding Nemo 2. Texa~ Cham aw Masacre 3. 2 fa<;t 2 F urw~ My survey howed that the top three DVD's out this fall drC': r· d" , 1 111 tng CillO 2 nw Matrn:-Rt'"llO[lltlOn 3. Old Sclzool The be t place to take your date, according to my survey, i . 1. ~1ovie and a dinner 2. Partie_ 3. Haunted Hou e · TI1e best hang-out place around here, according to my survey, i : I. The Ea h\'Ood Mall What's Going On? The party tarted at 2:20 on eptember 19, 2003 when tu dent , taff, and :\1r. Harri met in the cafeteria to pick up yearbook , mingle, munch cookie , and IG auto graph . 2003 E. lOR were invited back to catch up on "old time " and were the gue t of honor. "Hey! Don't take my picture!" -Jennifer Plant 22 Yearbook Distribution Returning 2003 Seniors are a hit! "Th b t thing about yearbook di tribution wa having mo t of your friend there to ign your book and to b able t the enior one mor time." Lorrie Champ Sophomore "Getting to verybody again and having all my fri nd ign m} yearbook. eing all the old gradu ate from la t y ar." Julie Slovinsky Junior What did you enjoy about the event? "The be..,t part of Year book Distribution \\as gettmg to ..,e' c11l of last y •ar's E I R again." ry ta Thoma enior "It was a lot of fun. V\' e got to ha\ e e\ er} one ign our yearbook and th re was food! It \\as a time wher we could ju t hang out." Tiffany Hook ophomore Mrs. Brown mile for the cam era a he vi it with De iree and Emily! Mr. Harri chat with harle awtelle and Trina Brainard. Charle proudly tell of hi experience in the Marine ! ies!" Lind e and IIi on take advantage of a brief break during earbook di tribution! 'rearbook Oi tribution 23 - f estivOI2o03 CJ.atrino &Ar;~ '1/Vee~n({ • • .5Zlc tt Vt t:ies De,ignC'd b): Brittam l\1auk .md shley Anderson 25 Z003-Z001 Seniors Stephanie Tin~ler. Katie Brainard. Brittany Sloan. Amanda Bbckwell 26 Volle)ball BrOt/esl Lady Braves Soccer '03 This is our "Burning of the Bulldog" Ceremony. After we defeated the Lakeview Bulldogs in our first tournament game, Coach Gordon allowed the team to burn a bulldog tie, symbolizing our victory. 1ors Cayla ~ Hayl.........__..ey Our team in action! K Sarah 29 Top: Kyle Brainard, Ray c-...., Andrew Riley, Kyle Arnold, Ry• Smith 30 Soccer By Lindsay Brainard Bottom: Eric Kllngemier, Zach Pettit, Chris Diehl " I' ll never forget the beastly dog that bit me!" -Kristin Sutton " I' ll never forget how much fun the bus rides home from meets were. " -Julie Slater "Going to the meet in Tiffin and staying in the hotel with the team was really fun." -Renee McGraw "I'll never forget how much fun we always had goofing off on play grounds after our meets." -Annah Trunick "Track workouts are the best be cause we get to do fractional count downs and say "This time next time we'll be half way done!"-Liz Burr "I'll never forget when Kristin, Liz and I went trick-or-treating in the hotel at state!"-Samantha Bonar -2003- Joe Kyle 1-l Boy-. ro-.-. ountry y B): l iz Burr nnd Gabby Brajer 15 16 Snapshots of our team! Our 2004 SENIORS Why do you love to play GOLF? "\!\ c like to go ut and hcl\ (' cl good ttmc1" Horod ski Brothers it i fun1 ' Eric Bonar, 9th rade "Be~.:Jll"l' it 1.., fun!" Nick Landis, 9th rade With mil lik tho e, you would n ver know they ju t 1 t a pint of blood. The nur e were great! We couldn'tha edon it with ut th m! 18 H BLood Drive Seriously though, we would like to give a huge thanks to every one who donated bl od. NHS put a lot of effort into this blood drive, and they worked just as hard during it. And making sure everything was in order. Giving comfort to the hurting. By: Am\ Reeder 19 l 40 rail Pep Rally Dr. Bair states, "I love pep rallies-what a reward for our kids and just maybe we can 'up' the student and staff attendance at our Girls and Boys games." "I think pep rallies are the greatest! It gives athletes recognition. -Annah Trunick "The fall pep rally was a well needed boost for our fall sports!" -Shannon Battison "When you get the students together for school spirit energy really raises the roof." ..------======--- -Brittany Mintern Mr. Baldwin says, "What a great way to spend a late Friday afternoon! I'm thrilled to brag about the accomplishments of our athletes - your class mates - your friends." Mr. Baldwin has the crowd mesmenzed. The students are extremely supportive of their fellow classmates. "Go Braves!" Bv: Brittany :-.1,1UI.. -ll Autumn Coronation ~1r. Alan Harris l\1r.., .Ramona Goodrich 44 By Jess1ca Logan .i\1r. Bill Dobosh No Photo Available Joseph Toth, William Johnson, Dr. David Bair Eltha Logan, Jeff Mathews, Kim Bonar, President Missing from this picture: Paula McGrath Dr B.1ir, Superintendmt· " companytng our ne'' chool ''ill be,, nc'' positi\ e ffi{'ntal attitude,.,,'' ell I he parents and communtt\ hcl\ c prm 1ded a state ot the art tacilil) for the 5tudents and -.taff It is now our re pon"1b1lit) a~ educator to pro' ide the 'en best eduCclhonal e penence pos iblL• for our} oung peopl •" Btll Johnson, r rCd'>Ufl r. "fh1 buildrng i'> being de 1gned to impro\ l' and enhance the entrre cducdllnnal, so r.1l, cmd rccreation,ll c pcncnce here at B.1dger. Our \ ott•r ... ,1dd£>d a ne\\ <1uditonum, outdoor sport 'enuc , bocll'd off1cc , ,md .1 communi I\ exerds(' room to incnasl' communi!) partrcrp.1tron and pride. Allot thr plannmg hould l'll'•Urt' n: rdt'nh cmd busme..;se that quaht edu ·,1tinn '' rll \ it•ld quality dti1ens enjn) ing a high qmllil\ of life." Jetf Mathe,-.·.,, Bo.ud 1ember: 'For me thr ... ha-. ah' il\., been about npportullll\ 1) hop • i tl1.1t th1s opportunit'\ \\ rll hl'lp l'\ er}one m our school l.Ommumt\ re.1lilc th.1t ''e control our 0\\ n de'>tiny,, nd that ~:hang • \\ hile unstoppilble is a fon.(' tn be hames cd and used to our cld\ .mt.1gc. ' 46 Ste Paul Faatz Marjie Hunkus John Jamieson Tina Klingensmith Terry Kidwell Linda Knepp Greg Kretser Darla Little No Photo Available s in time No Photo Available No Photo Available No Photo Available No Photo Available No Photo Available A look at our staff Je-;se Ma Melod J Debbie Slovin~k \ Ed Sly\\ czak Linda Walton Rachel \Vilson Dennis Zinz ~ot Pictured: Rita Gilliland 47 teve Blessmg Sh.1nm Boudreau 48 Co-Prcsid nt: Je.rem upp ( o- Pr 'sident: )l)Sh illil< nd Vice Prc-;ident: jl'o.;-;ica S hil1 r Trea~urer Kelh \1orris Secretary: Knstin Sutton jo<;h Brainard S.1m Byard Adam f lou-.L'r 49 Brad Pan,1!.: Jdf Pekr~ Brad Phillip" SO Junior~ l nc Roa h Krbt111 Sutton All' I aylnr Aaron T1tu" )u,.,tm fri l'r Annah frunid; Corv Van Kancgan Jan Wade :"\nnnan Yannul 1 "i2 A"hlc·\ Ande<>on Cii~l.t Arnold Br<~nden B, con \\'e-.ton B,1lentine RPbt.•Cc.cl Barry !'ihannon B.ltti-;on \imt.•e lk:nnett Stephen Ble-;sing Patncw Blown Samantha Bonar Lind ... a\ Briltnard Am) Brl'wer \1,ltt lt'W Brom Kt.•\ 111 Bro\\ n '\ 1c1 e Bnm n Sophomores No Photo Available Alii on Burr Lorrie Champ John Da\e) Ju->tin D raway jcnmft:r Dero.,a 1\ti hael Dunfet.> Kn!>la rike Jennifer Fo Ra~h •I Gainl'" fon\, Gilmore mand.:t Gordon K ) Cl' (,0\ l'mor jamw Hall Kt:\111 H.11l hane H.1lc 13r.mdon Ht.>ndl•r-.on '\iatt Hendcr..,on Bru e H1khcock ftffan Hook 1atth •w Horod\ ... ki Ja ob Hou;.er Jes ... • a Hm er T\ ler )l·n!..in ... Kar,l Kilhn ~taranda K1mc ... ol sicd l og.m Brittam· Mauk ...,arah lcGhce rre\ or ~krrow llannah Miller Britanv ~1intt rn Robert ~1Pkri aitlin 0'1 'cil Ro helle Qd,·ar All) son l\1lmer Greg Roach eoffrey Rosnw Kenneth Rupp ~te\ en '-1, ddler Jessica • hafC'r VanL'Ssa • hafL'r Joshua Shreve Sumnwre ...,loan Kaitlin nuth . hannnn Sudan Josh S~:abo Scott Tl'ffn~: r Katie L.:lrich 1iriah Vans oy Lin · \\ada ki ]e'>sica \1\'hite Rvan Wil on " l\targaret Wyrick Already have permit License by the end of the school year Permit by the end of the school year License by the end of Junior year N umber of hours spent on driving (Average) Female 2 1 23 24 2.75 Male 2 1 18 18 2 Class Officers President Vice President Treasurer Secretary luis Bill CoY Bacon J Phi p Baxter shley Badza Lisa Bald,\jn Jennifer Bechtel Erich Bonar Ryan Braj r Tyler Bn)ther Rachel Bugzm•ich Matthew Bush 1icolette Caldwell Maggie Carkhuff Philip (ataline Russel Champ Samantha Coleman 'i6 I r~.,hmen Terry Daghara Brittan Dale sandri Li a Davis Cody Demp~ey arah Dunfee le ander Dyll Fthan Eucker Tyler Eucker Eliza Fell :Michelle Fit h Kayla flowers Catrina Fordele) Adam ox hri Gifford dam Gilliland terling Godfrey Brittanv Hackenson Alicia Hackett had Hackett ·than Hall frisha Hall June Hartman Jessica Haye!'> K.tm Hillver Bru e Hitchcock Keith Hobbs Amber Hoff ' tetter Jo eph Hoover dam Howdy..,ki Kenn) Hunkus Ticole Hunt Aim e Hur:-.t Jimmy Hynes Kyl Knight m, '1da Kontz like Ko\ a<.h t Tickolas Landi.., Valerie Lathn Bill Le:-.lie Jus tin Letcher Greg Logan l ~oily Long 57 Jo ic MM::-hall Victori.1 I all jk< Ad<11n .:\t.Htk Rc'JWL~ :-..t<. C.r a w I\ il'r k l'L'I) Katt<. \ L or K.n Ia lihalov • ...,on MiiJer John Miller huJ Mtll •r Cr} tal ~11slai ndre\\ Morris jo .... eph a\ arra Devyn 1 C\\ ton lim <.k.LI.., oel Zdchan Panak Brandon Peska Jennifer Plant jessicc1 Plant Tabetha Plant Jenna Polk Icholas Rice Michael Rondini Kc1tie Pufener Bridget Saddler tephanie aum Alii<. , ch el Ian Schmuc\ ker Ashle ' , cchl r David Settle Ju~tin , izemore Juli<.• Slater Coerv ~mith Kelli ~ mith Lyd a Smith Robert mith hanc Smith Heather Snider Tra\ 1.., Sp1thal<.'r layton 'tevens Zack Ievens Jimm) W lker l, ur n White Treasurer: Ethan Eucker President: Michelle Fitch Vice President: Arica Taylor Secretary: Katie Rufener , 1icole _ utliff Ari a raylor Aerial f effner l'im Thoma ~tephcn Unangst Shane t_; ri k Dl'l'n judging the Chri-.tma-. Door Dl'lOrating Contl'-.t! l radJtlons arl' 1111 prac tJC('d her(' at Badger lll•n• anta ( lau'" read 111 \1 rs \bromo\ •ch'-; 11om(' l:c da" T hL· \\ 1 nner ... ot the door decorating com pctitil>n were the ... tu denh of ~1i.,., Cole'., "th fWriod biolog\ cJa.,.... The\ \\ere av. .Hded a pii'Zcl part . "-l i ~h,rri .... l i/ Burr, "-r -.tin Sutton, !"nul~ \11 ler, nd All' T,n lor po-.e for a -.nap -.hot ,11 the Honor Roll brl•ai.J,l-.t. Beuford \\'atl.;in., (Dale) studie., ln tl•ntl) for ont• of his m.lll\ mid term .... Conc:eRT uture Career Community eaders of America Eric playing Santa! Our Awesome Leader! L ..... Santa's Helper (Kelli)! Mrs. Zimmit with the chil dren, teaching hem about their ABC's We helped the Head Start students with making Pilgrim ve ts and feathered hats at Thanks iving. We wanted to thank Mrs. Abromavich for going with us to Head Start, even though she had a lot on her mind. Congratulations on your new baby girl! Group members: Julie Slovinsky Amanda Wells Ashley Anderson Rachel Schmucker Kelli Morris Lorrie Champ Katlin Smith Patti Bloom We would also like to thank Eric Dobson," ho play d an AWSOME Santa lau ! Thank you!!!!! fCC!,\ B): Julil' Slovin;.ky and Amanda \\'db t>5 "Th "M Y speaker w ready to answe ere prepared a d that I had." r any questi ns - ance Graban ey had a lot of en r d to provide a lot tn were able o Information" -Abby Pettitt. "I think everyone involved did a wonderful job in preparing th. Ill" lS ... -Summyre Sloan "They were informative and entertaining. They made me think more abou what career I really want to take up." -Tori Matejka "I thought they were all very informative and they really told me all I needed to know about the job." -Kate Rufener 67 Prayer Group • • • • and • • • • Bible Club We'\ e b en que tioned about what we b lieve in, but with od by m side I can <,tand again t mocking word'> like, "You lov Je u ."-Brittany Mintern "Th Lord i my light and alvation; whom hall I fear? The Lordi· the str ngth of my life; of whom shall I b afraid?" - P alm 27:1 6 B1ble lub Proverbs 30:5 "Every word of God is pure: He is a shield unto them that put their trust in Him." Pra\ er Group 69 > s ~ ::J 0.. ~ Oj til 0 ...::.: () OJ - "" 0 Ul < p.... 0 0.: ::J QJ CJ ·s 0 '"1 ro 0.. ........ 0 ::J I Oj '"1 OJ < rtl ~ OJ Ul () 0 .... 70 Emily Miller Trina Fordely Katie Menor 71 G i r I~ ' 72 Girls Basketball irb Ba~ketball 73 as e 74 Bo' as"ketball Bv: Brittan. 1.lu • I o:3 __ o4 Sectionals: *100 back 1:07:65 100 free 1:00 Districts: * 100 back 1:07:13 7 "*1m J cam Spring has prung! Although there are till occa ional now hower all the way into April, the tudent ar till in the pring mood. Window are thrown open, (weather permitting) pring outfit are donned, and love i in the air. Show choir performed "Guy and Doll "for their annual mu ical, the star of the how- Cry ta Thoma , Andrew Riley, Ryland Matthews, and Kati Starling, made the show a hit and the auditorium wa packed. tudent al o participated in the Engli h Fe tival, the Health Fair, and the chool' econd blood drive of the year! Mr . Bett student participated in an egg drop exp riment (few egg were harmed in the proce !) and p ychology student were blindfolded and told to walk through the hall tote t their en e . Annah Trunick, Jeremy Carr, and Jamie Polk participated in an art show for Trumbull County, and Annah won honorable mention. Samantha Bonar beat Chri tine Miller's record in the 3200 meter run and i hoping to beat it again. Teacher appreciation was shown wh n the Beta Club held a lunch for them and HS helped an a signed teacher for a few periods by running errand or helping in the class room and by wa hing their car . As the end of the year approaches, tudents prepare for final and the juniors are hard at work on re earch report . At th closing of thi year, Mr. Dane Mitchell will be retiring after thirty five year of teaching. The clas of 2004 is also leaving Badger and we wish all of you the be t of luck!! tudents prac tice Yoga at the Health Fair. Scott Teffner shows his Magic card box he use for the egg drop experiment. Matt Coxson lifting weights at soccer practice. Jamie Polk, Jeremy Carr, and Annah Trunick partici pated in a Trumbull County art show! Students participate m the Teen Advisory Board at the Kmsman Library. Psychology student Julie Slovinsky tests her senses in a class experiment while vir. Baldwin sneaks up behind her to scare her with a skeleton. Jacob Hou er practice with his fellow va:><::v•au player . Eric Klingemier and Da\'id Gordon dre up for St. Patrick' day in kilts! 2 March, 2004 "How much !'econdhand smoke can harm a non smoker." Take care of yourself'' I REMEMBER l remember and thmk the mo t about the Red Cros~ and what the'> do. It looks cool and it would feel good to help other people. • RED CROSS * LIFE BANC • YOGA • DEPRESSION • SEXUAL ASSAULT • RELAY FOR LIFE • • TOBACCO • CARDIAC HEALTH • SOMEPLACE SAFE • FITNESS EXPERT • STRESS RELIEF • COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS • "One per on can ave even live with their organ after death." -Life Bane "Tolerance to drug can be ubtle, yef deadly" -Community oluti n "Ah-.avs be strong in trouble orne situations " "!should become an organ do nor." " he really got the message about\\ hat rape rea II) is across to all of us." 8-l fnglish resti\ ell students clre cliWcl\S concerned vvith the trc1ck the'r ·,,ill follow for their dc1y c1t Y 5. . llvson look-. for the perfect trc1ck while Vc1nessc1 pc1tiently wc1its for her turn. ITS I IVAI f' N Kelsev r,·ans, Anthon} Mancini, Abb) Pl'llltt, and Ali\ ia uuo smile ,v., they return from their day filled '' ith language arts contests. Corey Stevens listen., attl•nti' l'lv while Sh,ml' Do'' ning .,hare., hi.., wild storie.., on the buo., ride home. IISfiVAL WI ERS: Badger wao., repre..,cntl•d o.,plendidl~ by llann.1h Miller, Amanda Cordon, hane Oovvning, and I indo.,cy Brainard, who won \'.Uiou.., re ... th al contl•..,h. FE Tl\' L PART! IP \ T':> Amanda Cordon, Hannah \tiller, l mdsc~ Bram.1rd, K:.trina l eonhard, ore~ Stevens, Shane Downing, k.l•lsl'\ E\ cnu-.e the Oh10 Ri\ er! Exhausted student ride the bus to Pittsburgh, where they board the ri\ er boat for a night of tine dining and entertainment. The lovely ladie are enjo:ing compan: and com er ation a they tand on the deck of the river boat. French Club group picture i alway a bla t! tudent occup their time a th y make th long bu trip to Pitt burgh. 93 Yearbook "Ste s in Time" 96 97 lf'umbull Career and Technical Center .ra hi Communication 1 A hleigh Larri:.oiL~ aJ ursmg 1 Atlwna Flynn - Pra 1 a ursing 1 Jessica Knight- Cosm tolog 1 ~ 1atthew aum Ora ting 1 Jennifer Ro coe- Anim.11 Manag ,m •nt 1 Dean Bates- Drafting 1 Joshua Brainard- W ]ding 1 Rick .Miller- Weldin~ 1 Bradley Phillip::; - Int ractive Nlultimedia 1 Kati Hyn - Hotel/ 1 tel Mi elle rt ·n 1 lartin Pr t1 to rvi ing 1 A:m. 'C ano-Adm. ffice1 tis ale andri - Engint ring 1 h~tron aoudreau- Animal Management 1 Jame G ; er - Power Me 11anics 1 Corie Baker- C.P.T.P 1 am B ard- Power M hani 1 Chri tin olling -Equine 1 Ted 1arc nzo - Pm•ler Me h.mics 1 }e.., ica Klingen mith - Interior Design 1 S, m Patter on- Building 1 Cor ' Van Kan gan- arpentry l 98 Trumbull County Techmcal Center I rumbull unt T hm al C t r 100 2004 Mu~ical '' Guys Sl polls" Ryland \lathe\\ s ............. ·a than Detriot Andre\\ Rile) .................. Skye \1asterson Crysta Thomas ............... Sarah Brown Katie Starling ................... l\1iss Adelaide Eric Klingemier ............... Benny Southstreet Tre\ or 1\Ierro\\' ............... ·ice!)- icely Johnson Am) Reeder ................... Sister Ar\'ide bernathv I~ebecca l\lcl\lenamin ..... General Cartwright/Cuban Dancer David Gordon .................. Rust) Charlie Cuban Ray Gaines ..................... Boxer Gambler Drunk Ali via uzzo .................... Harry the Horse Richard Shree\'es ............ Big Jule l\latt Coxson .................... Lt. Brannigan Greg Logan ..................... Joey Biltmore/Cuban Dancer/ Gambler/l\lission Band l\lemb r Corey Stevens ................ Agatha Hayley Jenkins ................ l\Iimi Cuban Dancer \.. . mce uzzo .................... Ang1e the Ox ~1C icole Brown .................. Allison/Cuban Dancer Sarah Dunfee ................... Furgeson/Cuban Dancer Arica Taylor. ................... \t ernon, Cuban Dancer Hannah 1\liller .................. ).lission Band \.1ember Adam I Iorodyski ............. Gambler/Waiter/Cuban Dancer Jerem) Carr ..................... Cuban Dancer S'l'i\(;J~ (;ItJ~l\' : Tomi Dilworth Rach 1 hmuck r Amanda Cord n Tim ickel Lind ay Brainard Ally on Palmer J M loni 200 ., Annah Trunick I.IfJD'I'INC; (;JtEl\': Bobby Kidd, Ja on Col , han Downing, Jeff Ro co p cially to Mr. Faatz and Lana Muir, w could not hav d n thi without u. W love ou! Al o, a p cial thank to Annah Trunick; th et were awe orne! Mik anker, our piani t, a wonderful job, thank you for your tim and effort. Ja on Cole, Ju tin Hit , and David Munnel, thank ou for corning back and h lping out, we appreciate it. Thank to our pit orch tra; t con truction mana r, J ff MeChe ; to all of our parent ; and anyone 1 involved in om wa . Thank you! Guvs and Doll 101 The Red Cross set out to collect 45 pints of blood and . 102 Blood Drive NHS Volunteers ¥ e o d a~a Sarah Raa e ererry CJOP ~ya Srr1 t~"' r r St0'1 Sutt0'1 ay ey ven ns Crysta -"'o'11as e 'vlorr s R y a a Mat e s z BJrr C rs D e'1 AYJd e R ey Crr st YJe 'v1 ""r Katr na Leon ard OS!'J G ard E y ty er Des ree Mo~'"~"' s 'v1att Bar e~" S ye -Y0'1S oe rYe on Er YJgP e l?e e a M ty ennavn '1 ate Blood Drive 103 T 8 104 Softball Varsity Coach: Ron Tingler Asst: Randy Burr Junior Varsity Coach: Linda Walton Asst: Jenn Letcher Jen #32 Katie #21 Steph #0 Courtney #33 ------" Liz Burr .:md Cabby Brajer 105 "Baseball is 90% mental. The other 10% is physical." -Lawrence Peter Berra "I lm e the competition and heing outside!'" R) an Smith "I uon "t knO\\ \\hat I lo\ c about baseball! I just pia) !" "I love pia) ing the game \\ ith Ill) friends and ha\ing a good time!" "There's no cryin' 1n baseball!" "No matter what I talk about, I always get back to baseball." - "Connie" Mack Ba eball 107 10 ' ' s ac Front: Amanda Gordon, Annah Trunick, Michelle Fitch, Catrina Fordley Back: Miss Albert, Samantha Bonar, Christi Stahl, elli Smit , Sarah Dunfee Catrina Fordley ~----- ~ ---- Amanda Gordon Christi Stahl Annah Trunick Sarh Dunfee ;...-.-___;___;......:.......;___.:_.--::-:--~~-=--........,.........,-------=--__,;,...---'--...;......;.---'---~ front John Miller, 110 Chad Marshall, f m Hynes_, Joe Hoover, Brandon Peska_, Joe Meloni Back: Shane Hale, An Riley, Tyler Brothers, Josh Shreves, David Gordon, Aaron Titus, Kyle Knight, Coach Mr. Curt Ward elebrating the Badg r tradition of athl tic e cell 'nee! On May 17, 2004, Badger athletes were honored for their athletic accomplishment by their coaches. The program was a complete suc cess, thanks to Mr. Baldwin, \11.rs. Hunkus, coaches, parents, staff, administration, and especially our fine athletes! Go Brave ! 112 port Banquet 01Uillk1 11 ylc> -\utunm C..porb Banquet 11.3 Mr. Carter's Traditional Senior Field Trip aw Day 2004 Seniors in Mr. Carter's Govenment classes traditionally take a trip to the Trumbull County Courthouse in order to see how the government really works! This year was no different! Law Day IS one of the last opportu nities for SENIORS to spend time together as an ent1re class! Eric and Nate appear to be enjoy ing each other's company! 114 omputer Mr. Carter chats with Kyle and Stephen! en :::J ..c Q.) ..c I- Zach and Ty smile as Katie smiles as Jenni Mrs.Bonar snaps fercatchesuponsome candids for Yearbook! desperately needed sleep! lub 115 JR. Prom Committee to do list: 1. 0 cide on lo ation of Prom! 2. 0 cide th date! 3. Give E IOR a li t of themes from which to choo ! 4:. Pick out decora tion , crowns, & favor ! 5. 0 carate! 6. H VE F AT PROM!!!! 7. Clean up! "Midnight in the Garden" 116 Prom Committee P[CIAL THA K to the teachers that \ 'Oiuntecr to chaperone every PROM! You are the best! We lik.e seeing your wild side! Arc thc.,c folk!> hard at work or hardly \\orking? Be careful , Amanda . Don' t cut the flower ring in more than one place!!! Julie concentrates on the ta<.,k at hand! Thanks to all the ommittce mem- \-\atLh out, Julie! That table • ., ber-. \\ ho ... acriflced their blood, marked RE ERVED!" -,weat, and tear'> to make the 200-l Prom a SUCCCS'>! Prom Committee 117 Prffm2004 Mtdntjlvt tn tlvt Garden Senior Prom Court Ed Horodyski Stephanie Tingler Zach Pettitt Jamie Polk Kyle Arnold Courtney Landis Eric Klingemier Skye Lyons Chris Diehl Jen Fitch King and Queen: Nathan Zimmet Junior Escorts Josh Gilliland Abby Pettitt David Gordon Niki Ltltli lti 1/t/1/tl (1/111 ll'l>tll to 1/r111tl jtJI - bu t/1/1/ 1111lt 1 ll't 1/tmtl/oJ 10/Jitll>nn:. 1tt 1N/// /till /ar rmytbiilg . .. UATION Class of 2004 "U '/w 11 solo.' Best Wishes Class of 2004! 12-l ,rJduJtion ('1111.1f'lorrtr: ·JI'btlt 'R!D' ('la1.1 (}Jion: ·~1 &!: e)"t!Prr lass of 200-l 12S Summer 2004 ' • What are you going to do???????? 126 1. William Leslie "Ra in •." 2. Jennifer. Heather, & Rae "Hang nut!" 3. Jim Hall "VVorkmg on a farm and a lot of biking." 4. Brittany intern '"Spl'nding time'' ith famih ,md cute puppie-.!" 5. Allen Schmucker "V\'orking." 6. Erin & Justin "\;\atching firC\\orb and hanging out." 1. Brandon Bacon "I ha\ l' no idl·a! Hopefully gl•t a job." 8. Laura Michael & Ted Nicholson "Going to Si"\ Flag ... and workmg." 9. Aerial Teffner "\\ ork." 10. lan Wade "\\ork on Lilr.., and party!" 11. Valerie Lattin "Summer P.r. and \\ orkmg at Summer Pia\ ground." 12. Jamie Hall "I .1m plannin~ to -.pend lob of tinw out-.ide and ju-.t enjll) thl• -.ummer." 13. Matt Coxson "!:ileL'P and pia\ -.occer." 14. Andrew Morris "I m gomg to hopefulh get a JOb and go on 'acation." 1..,_, 12 In Your Neighborhood Family Owned & ()per a ted Stnce !966 Romano's Sparkle Market 97 Public Square Andover, Oh 44003 (440)293-6983 the Henegan - Anderson Financial Services Inv stment S rvices P n ion Rollovers IRA's 33 Hadley Road Fax 724-5 -5634 FUNERAL HOME ' '/'/! • /l ( JlJIIf(l It 330- 76-2271 or 440-293-4444 VIDEO shoppe Phone - 330-876-1675 8440 Main Street Kinsman, Ohio Tanning Beds Main Discount Drug Center. Inc. ~ PHARMACY OPEN: MON-FRI 9-7 SAT 9-3 Located at 85()7 Mam St Kmsman. next to Shell Statl()(l on Route 517 112 moe norlh past Kmsman Square Acupf/ng most pre•cnpuon tJsurt nce pMns lndt.~Ciinfl Ohio Worlren Co'"~) • OhiO MedJctld. CIGNA, PAlO, PCS AnthM\ •rc lntwMt ReliD•. E-111•11 refUI rwnmder UW'Viet' LMV• MMctiOn of OTC goods ..... I SfHCIM order y 1 I ·12 FREED ·lovery 637-6154 Ads 133 Romano's Sprarkle Market Family Owned and Operated Since 1986 97 Public Square Andover, OH 44403 440-293-6983 In Your Neighborhood COPE EQUIPMENT INC. JOHN DEERE FARM AND LAWN EQUIPMENT LEADERSHIP 6401 State Route 87 YO CA.' Kinsman, Ohio 44428 ~~ CO 1 'T 0 ' Phone: (330)-876-3191 Gong ra.tu lations! 134 Ads Brandy The worl~ is at your feet, make the most of 1t. ~ /e Love You Pnncess, Dave, Mom, Bruc1e Kinsman Family Medicine & Chiropractic Dr. Sam Detwiler Dr. Julie Detwiler Board Certified Family Practice Board Certified Chiropractor We wish to congratulate all graduating seniors. Best wishes for a successful future. 8292 Main Street Kinsman, OH 44428 330-876-1111 . • zn man Pizza Pizza Salads ''- ie on the Fly'' Subs Pasta - Dine In, Carry Out, Delivery - Located J~st Off The Square in Kinsman, OH . 330-876-0088 Ad 135 target TARGET STAMP ED PRODUCTS CORPORATION P.O. Box 289, 8091 State Route 5, Kinsman, OH 44428 Phone 330-876-4511 / Fax 330-876-4632 Katrina Leonhard 136 Ad~ Class of 2004 BADGER JOSEPH BADGER MEADOWS Camp & Conference Center 7266 Hayes Orangeville Rd., Burghill, OH 44404 330-772-3931 email. jbmcmp@aol.com Jen Fitch Jen, Where did our little girl go? Time went by so fast. We are so proud of you and all the things you do. May all your dreams come true. We love you, Mom & Dad, Michelle and Johnny Meloni's Market 6100 State Route7 Kinsman, Ohio 44428 Thank you for 56 years of devoted service!! Phone 330-876-0033 Fax 330-876-0034 We Now Accept WIC Coupons Ski Club Kinsman, Obio Mon.-Sat. 8am-8pm Sunday 9am-5pm 138 Ad~ '''ust do whatever it takes to win so we can all go get uicv steaks and •s1ooml11" Olllolls".'' Ed Scully, coach: His inspirational words led his team to their tenth straight championship and to Outback Steakhouse. ~ NILES 5555 Youngston-Warren Rd. (330) 544-6774 (;0 0 Ads 139 140 Commumty upport Compliments of 6868 ST. RT. 305 - P.O. Box 10 Hartford, Ohio 44424 Phone: 330-772-2421 Toll Free NUlllber: 800-826-5243 In memory of Stanley L. Woofter "A friend of the youth" (330) 876-6471 TRUMBULL FEED & SUPPLY INC. 5890 MA YBURN BARCLAY ROAD P.O BOX 10 FARMDALE, OHIO 44417 Mon -Fn 8-5 ·Sat 8-Noon "' HART ORO GRE HOU Phel Welhelm 30 4 t Rt. 7 N . P 0 Box 86 Hartford, OH 44424 Phone & Fax 3 0-772-2378 . ,, w Kinsman United Methodist Church 8362 Main Street Good Luck Seniors & God Bless 330-876-5641 Terry Harmon Motors, Inc. "Come find a friend in the country" Route 5 Kinsman, Ohio 44428 Chevrolet • Oldsmobile • Pontiac Phone: 330-876-4055 Toll Free: 1-800-845-4339 Fax: 330-876-3977 Congratulations Class of 2004! Mancini's Auto Collision 6662 State Route 7 K1nsman, Ohio 44428 Complete Unibody Framework Dupont Paint Systems Auto Detailing Paul Mancme Owner. Operator 330-876-75 3 Fax 330-876-7519 1 Year Warranty on ALL Repairs Community upport 141 2003-2004 1-l2 Candids 1-13 More Candids 144 f- Amencans rush to rece1ve vaccmat1ons as the country IS hit hard by a new strand of the mfluenza wus. 1' Pres1dent Bush s1gns a controversial bill calling for a S400 billion Med1care overhaul. f- Scott Peterson stands trial on murder charges 1n the slaymg of h1s pregnant w1fe, Lac1, and the1r unborn son. -+Around the world, ''flash mobs" -large groups of people recruited by anonymous orgamzers VIa the Internet gather perform a wild act and QUICkly diSperse -+ In a dramatic SIX-day ordeal rescue workers save 44 of 46 Russian mmers trapped m a water-filled coal mme. -+ Tens of thousands of Palestinians are cut off from family and livelihoods when Israel builds a cor~erete barner beyond the cease-fire line in an effort to curtail Palestinian terronst activities ~ The World Health Orgamzatlon reports that severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) mfected more than 8 000 people 1n over 25 countnes killing 700 ~ An Econom1c Commumty of West Afncan States peacekeeping coalition ends 14 years of f1ghtmg between Llbenan rebels and government forces sendmg tyrant Charles Taylor mto eXIle ~ Dunng the summer of 2003 low nsk pnson Inmates help battle Southern Cahforma s wildfires for only S1 an hour ~ At a St LoUis dog shelter Cam a one-year-old mutt survives tranq u1hzat10n and a tnp to the gas chamber and IS then adopted by the ammal shelter owner f- Corned an Robm W tams travels to Baghdad to hghten the sp nts of U S troops as he k1cks off a holiday tour of US bases tn the Middle East 1-....;...L!. __ _. f- While aboard the InternatiOnal Space Station. Russ1an cosmonaut Yun Malenchenko mames h1s Amencan g1rlfnend by v1deo hn in the first "space weddtng." 1' lran1an lawyer Sh1rin Ebad1 Wlns the 2003 Nobel Peace Prize for human rights activism as she lights to 1mprove the status of refugees. women and children in Iran. f- Golfer Tom Watson donates h1s S1 mill1on Charles Schwab Cup WJnnmgs to fund research for Lou Gehrig's d1sease. wh1ch has stricken h1s caddie. Bruce Edwards. ~ Fast-food patrons can now get the1r food even qu1cker thanks to McDonald's Introduction of self-serv1ce ordenng kiOSks ~ FlU MISt Amenca S first rntranasal mfluenza vaccrne proVIdes needle-wary patients Wlth an alternative for the 2003 flu season ~ The Food and Drug Admrn1strat1on bans d1etary supplements conta1nrng ephedra due to health concerns and warns consumers not to take products conta1mng the stimulant ~ Bnt1sh A1rways ancl An F!11nce grourd tr superson Concorde after 27 years of serv1ce D p1t th r speed the a rcraft re uneconom cal to ope ate ~ In response to e m spaM the Can-Spam Act requ1res e-ma I marketers to clearly label messages as ads and rnclude an Internet-based opt-out feature ~ In October Chrna becomes the th1rd country to travel rn space when the worlds first successful ta konaut Yang LJwe1 returns to Earth after 21 hours rn orbit ~ In June, pet prame dogs m W1sconsm lllmo s and lnd1ana nfect people With monkeypox after bemg mfected by a g1ant Gambian rat while m trans1t ~ Federal workers m Washmgton kill a herd of 449 calves that mclude the offspnng of a Holstem mfected w1th mad cow d1sease f- North Amencan trees are threatened by Asian longhorned beetles wh1ch allegedly amved m Chmese wooden packmg matenal f- In August, Mars' orbit bnngs 11 closer to Earth than 11 has been m 60.000 years 1' Amencan scientists discover the deterioralion of the atmosphere ·s ozone layer IS slowmg The 1996 worldwide ban on CFC gases IS credited for the improvement. Keiko, star of the Free Willy mov1es. d1es of pneumonia at the age of 27. 7 Gtrls get mto breakdancmg at events like the Oween B Breakgtrl competitton 1n San D1ego, the country's b1ggest female break1n' competrt1on. "' W1th the resurgence of 80s-style rock music 80s clothmg styles make a comeback of 1' The year's hottest foot tash1on is the Austral ~an-made Ugg boot whiCh stays cool 111 heat and warm 1n cold. star Ashton Kutcher make the t•ucker hat a lash on must-have ~ The country goes low-carb dtet crazy wtth dteters demandmg food products and menu rtems with fewer carbohydrates ~ Populanzed by mustc stars like Busta Rhymes and J Lo, track suits are seen everywhere. f- Avon, the world's largest direct seller of beauty products. mtroduces marl< a new cosmet1c line intended for teens to sell. 1' In an effort to thwart counterfeiters, the U.S. Treasury releases a colorful new S20 bill, w1th a background blend of blue, peach and green. f- A new study reveals the Top 10 most dangerous US occupations. Lumberjack tops the list -7 The pulse-pounding CBS hit "The Amaz1ng Race' wins the maugural Emmy Award for Best Reality Program. -7 America b1ds farewell to the cast of "Friends' l!~liii.~~ after the NBC sitcom's 1Oth and fmal season . .J.. In February 2004. CBS airs "Survivor; All-Stars," starring past "Survivor" wmners and contestants. ~ Jessica Simpson, star of MTV's "Newlyweds" with husband Nick Lachey, makes entertainment headlines for mistaking Chicken of the Sea tuna for chicken. 1' Famous for "Three's Company" and star of ABC's "Eight Simple Rules for Datmg My Teenage Daughter," actor John R1tter dies suddenly from heart failure 1n September. ~ "Alias" star Jennifer Garner earns high v1ewer rat1ngs for ABC TV and lights up the b1g screen 1n 13 Going on 30. 7 In December. Rolling Stones legendary lead smger M1ck Jagger, 60, 1s knighted by Pnnce Charles 7 Role-playmg games like Star Wars· Kmghts of the Old Republic" find mamstream success on consoles +- Pop dwa-tumed-author Madonna releases two children s books The English Roses and Mr. Peabody's Apples Her third book Yakov and the Seven Thieves amves m late Winter. ~ Hugh Jackman of X2: X-Men Umted showcases his smg1ng ability on Broadway in The Boy from Oz. 1' On CBS's "Late Show" host David Letterman, 56, announces the November birth of his f1rst child, a baby boy. ~ After the success of his best-selling fantasy novel Eragon: lnhentance, author Christopher Paolini. 19, begms wnllng the much-ant1c1pated sequel. ~ Matt Kenseth clarms the NASCAR Winston Cup Series champronship, after leading the standings through a record 33 races. 1' Freddy Adu, 14, becomes the youngest American pro team athlete in over 1 00 years when he signs with D.C. United of Major League Soccer. ~ League MVP Tim Duncan and David Robinson- in his final game -lead the San Antonro Spurs to the 2003 NBA title with a 4-2 series win over the New Jersey Nets. JO ten 7 In h s f rst of a number of trials m several states a Virg1ma JUry sentences o C area sn per Lee Boyd Malva 18 to lfe Witho paro e ~ '1 October Mother Teresa of Calcutta 1s beatified by Pope John • v Paul II tr Vat1can City Tflrs marks the !mal step before sarnthood rn the Roman Catholic Church. 1' The Pentagon releases decks of 55 cards to U S sod ers that feature the most-wanted lraq1leaders 0 ctator Saddam Hi.lsse n IS the Ace of Spades

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