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CENTRAL
High School
Macon Georgia
31207
Volume 24

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OPENING

CLASSES/HONORS

CLUBS

FACULTY

SPORTS

ADVERTISEMENTS

Dont the years just seem to fly by? Before you know it you are a
freshman in high school and things are going to be different! For the
first time in ages you have no idea where first period is you'd just like
to know where you're going. The worst part is being considered sec-
ond-class,because you are a measely freshman; you used to be TOP-
DOG at Miller. BOY ARE THINGS DIFFERENT!

Some of the sophomores still feel like the new kid on the block. At
Lanier B you cant even get through the halls to begin the search for the
right class. When you finally find the room you realize its been almost
ten minutes since the last bell rang. To compound the anxiety the class
you have been searching for is biology the class you've been dreading
all summer.

Juniors are often frustrated because the seniors have privileges and
are all ready enjoying the honor. As a junior you do have more responsi-
bilities than either a sophomore or a freshman you start making the
foundation for the rest of your life. SCARY! In less than two years you
are going to be out there on your own.

Then you're finally a senior! There are senior privileges leaving on
the first bell, the senior porch,going to first lunch,and having the Lanier
B parking lot to yourselves. A senior must decide what to do after June
6. College? The Armed Forces? Full-time empolyment? Now that's
when you realize the importance of the time you put into your classes.
All twelve years have prepared you for life after graduation. Seniors
realize that our teachers were right, all doors are open and the opportu-
nities are endless. Often you wish you had listened a little more so that
you would be more prepared. After June 6 things are going to be
different! BOY ARE THEY GOING TO BE DIFFERENT! Where to

now?

1. A toast to our cafeteria.

2. Nathan Howell takes a break during
lunch.

3. Brett Philpot and Paul Moore both give
the food a "thumbs up.

4. Waiting in line for lunch is a thrill.

5. Jammin Juniors at a Central pep rally.
6. Paul Vinson tries to escape class with a
Walk-Man.

7. Sometimes you have to think about it
before you eat lunch!

8. Stafford Stubbs and Willie Johnson know
how to dress. ~

We have all experienced some
sort of procrastination. The last
minute project thats due tomor-
row, those newspaper articles you
did this morning, that test you for-
got about. Its everywhere, at
school and even at home. You
know your room has to be clean
before you go off this weekend
why do we wait until the last min-
ute to try and get everything done?

It puts so much stress on us. We
try to do it all in one day ! For
some of us, procrastination may
be the only way we ever get things
done. But maybe our lives would
be a lot less hectic if we kept up
with things day by day

1. "Tl think about it later
2. Some students waste no time search-

ing for their books
3. The perfect way to get out of class
4. Mrs. Brannens class seems anxious to

answer
5S. Hey, I'm doin my work!" says
Chandwick Green

6. Daydreaming is much more fun

7. There's no time for mistakes in typing
class

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Ready, set, go! and the students are off! It's 2:15, the
bell has rung and locker doors are opening and siam
ming. Loud voices sound down the hall as everyone
pushes and shoves to get out of the building. Soon the
halls are empty, waiting for tomorrow and another
busy day

Although the halls are empty, the campus grounds
are filled with hoards of people and cars. The parking
lots are mass confusion as everyone tries to leave, But
first there are a few obstacies in the way, Everyone
hates those speed breakers, Who needs them!?!", you
say. So in trying to avoid them you take curb instead

Then there are those who do not drive and are
forced to wait for a ride from aa upperclassman,
parent, or worst of all, the dreaded school bus. But
hey. riding the big cheese is nor all that bad as long
as you get your seat in the back of the bus, At least you
get to catch up on all of the day's gossip; and as for
taking the curbs, those bus drivers are pros. They
know just when to hit the curb so that all of your
books fall off the rack and the third person on the seat
falls on the floor

So, no matter what the method of transportation is

everyone eventually leaves. Finally the campus
grounds are cleared and silence awaits a whole new
day of the ever-popular ratrace

1. Laura Walker finds time

to chat with Eamon Glen-
non between classes.
2."On the road again... "
3. Get moving; the bell is
about to ring.

4, Isn't it nice not having to
rush?!

5. Only half-way to go now
that you're across the
6... now the hard part is
getting in the building!
7.What, no people?

8. Won't this traffic ever get
moving?

FASHIONABLY ON

IME

Just like time, fashions at Central
change, and this year at Central the styles
are much more mature and sophisticated
Accessories that adorn Central students
this year are bold-face watches, peace ear
ings and pins, scarves, and many different
types of earrings, rings, and necklaces

This year the Central students are setting
the pace of future fashions. Not only are
these students coming up with new fash
ions, like long skirts and dresses, slouchie
boots, and baggy jeans, but are bringing
back old fashions, like pennie loafers, and
tie-dyed shirts.

These are just a few styles that have been
observed this year at Central. But like the
many different types of fashions, the stu-
dents at Central are different too. The per
sonalities at Central are too unique to have
a set style of clothing

From where we sit the students at Cen
tral High School are doing a great job in a
fashionable point of view, SO KEEP IT
UP!

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1. Signs of the times.

2. Lisa really likes the woodsy colors.

3. Mack Hickman says, "AKO!"

4. Just be yourself, its the bese way to go.

5. Joey Fernandez wears the ever-popular Levis, Sebagos,
and Polo shirt.

6. Brandi Krysalka and Rhonda Knight differ in opinion on
skirt lengths.

7. Kita says, Yeah, we can finally wear shorts!

8. Many students sported the acid washed look.

. and of course, our football team is always fashion-
ably on time.

Life after school! This is
where the interesting answers
are found. What does the aver-
age student do with his precious
time? A great deal of the stu-
dents work to pay for such ne-
cessities as clothes, cars, and
tapes. Some of the luckier stu-
dents have the time to just go
shopping or look for something
to do.

Homework is the after-school
event that most students least
care for. The time and amount is
determined by the teacher and
the class. Sometimes the student
takes this into their own hands
by not doing any at all.

Basically, a student's time off
is spent doing what he enjoys
the most. It's his time and he
wants to make the most of it.
Here are some examples of stu-
dents enjoying their time off

1. Time-out for shooting baskets.
2. Take it easy on that sandwich,

Ron!

3. Leslie Hodge and Amy James
relax during lunch

4. Band students find time off

5. This looks like a great place co
visit.

6. Janelle Peale cakes a quiet mo-
ment.

7. PIG OUT!

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The chill of winter is losing its
bite, the gentle breezes seem to be
fresher, the sun is feeling warmer
and the smiles of those you pass on
the street seem to be brighter. Its
Cherry Blossom time in Macon,
Georgia. Pink flags begin appear-
ing around the city, downtown
parks are spruced up for spring,
and pink fashions appear in dress
shop windows. Why, even the
streets themselves bloom with
_ blossoms. But it doesnt really
happen overnight as it may seem.
Plans have been underway since
the end of the last Festival.

Over 115,000 blooming Yo-
shino Cherry trees make the Ma-

con, Georgia Cherry Blossom Fes-
tival a spectacular sight to see in
March. Each year the Cherry Blos-
som Festival features a different

1. Cherry trees in full bloom for the festival.
2. The trees aren't the only things blooming in
Macon

3. Send in the clowns, there ought to be clowns.
4. I love a parade!

5. Hey Macon, why don't you throw me a party
like this?

6. They have the Cherry Blossom spirit!

7. The Mulberry Arts and Crafts Festival offers
something for everyone.

The first day of school has
finally arrived. You are so-o
nervous. You make it to school
and are filled with confidence in
yourself.(YOU HOPE YOU
ARE ANYWAY!) Then all of a
sudden you're lost, you cant
find anything. You ask someone
and he gives you the wrong di-
rections. Finally after you've
been shoved around and pushed
aside, you find your class. You
think to yourself PLEASE let
this day end!

Being a freshman is like start-
ing school all over again. Then
you gain a little dignity by being
a sophomore, and you grow
more comfortable with yourself.
Juniors settle in a little more;
you become anxious as you a
proach your senior year. Then
you are there, finally on top. But
soon you will return to the fear
of starting over once more.

Wait Catherine, there's more!
Boy are you crazy!"

1.

2

3. And the zombies march on

4. The Senior porch can be nice, if you find
the right place.
Jeffrey Lawrence is in deep concentra-
tion .

Adams, Cindy
Adrien, Bethany
Aldrige, Sandra
Aldrige, Sheryl
Alford, Ben
Alley, Greg

Andel, Catherine
Anderson, Christopher
Anderson, Eric
Anderson Suzanne
Anglin, Sonya
Armstrong, Greg

Ashley, Lisa
Askew, Ethan
Austin, Alonzo
Austin, Carlos
Axton, Amy
Ayers, Shalani

Bailey, Emily
Banks, Antonio
Barfield, Trish
Barker, Lisa
Barker,Polly
Barns, Gloria

Bass, Johnathon
Bass, Valerie
Batchelor, Elizabeth
Battle, Shekita
Begley, Cassie
Belcher, Carlos

Betz, Kelli
Biondi, Kirk
Blalock, Monica
Blodgett, Jeanette
Bostic, Willie
Boughton, Christie

FRESHMEN

Boyd, Ron
Brice, Eric
Brickhouse, Scott
Brock, Leon
Brooks, Tosha
Brown,Catina

Brown, Daniel
Brown, Naporche
Brown, Rhmondia
Brown, Wantu
Broxton, Ginger
Bryan, Chris

Bryant, Shontea
Buford, Kelly
Bullard, Vellisa
Burkovic, Reagan
Burns, Jennifer
Butt, Debra

Byrd, Brian
Byrnes, Mike
Cable,Payton

Cail, Shanon
Calhoune, Leyla
Calhoune, Monica

Calix, Arthur
Call, Lisa

Cameron, Eric
Canady, Michelle
Cannon, Kayrene
Cannon, Stephanie

Card, Shakira
Carey, Jeanelle
Catlisle,Alicia
Carswell, Wendy
Garter, Derrick
Chambers, Christi

Chambliss, Terrance
Chapman, Kenneth
Chappell, Tiffany
Chatfield, Tanya
Cheshire, Ches
Childs, Arncotress

Childs, Daphne
Clark, Cathryn
Clark, Laconia
Clary, Jerel
Clayton,Cory
Clayton, Eric

Clyde, Shaundia
Coker, Stacy
Coley, Jerry
Collins, Eric
Collins, Sean
Collins, Terrick

Colson, Bobby
Coney, Bernard

Corbin, Debra
Corneluis, Sweedie
Cosmahan, Randall

Cotton, Keith

Couch, Patrick
Cox, Micheal
Crosly, Penny
Culler, Tracie

Curry, Larry

Daniel, Lonnie

Daniel, Timiko
Danielly, Tabatha
Davis, Amy
Davis, Antonio
Davis, Antonio
Davis, B,J.

Davis, Benjamin
Davis, Everett
Davis, Fred
Davis, Jermaine
Davis, Kristi
Davis, Solian

Davison, Michael
Dean, Amanda
Dean, Josh

Dean, Stephanie
Denmark, Elizabeth
Denson, Tonya

Deuley, Earth
Dixon, Cassie
Dixon, Coby
Dixon, Matt
Dixon, Ramona
Dixon, Tonquita

Dobson, Jennifer
Donald, Christi
Dover, Chad
Dover, Scotty
Driggers, Brent
Dugger, Eric

Dunn, Chanita
Dunn, Richard
Dykes, Keith
Easley, Rachel
Eck, Brian
Edwards, Jennie

Elder, Bennie
Ellis, Bill
Ethridge, Paul
Ethridge, William
Evans, Nicole
Fabrizio, Marlin

Farmer, Kelli
Farrar, Vincent
Faulkner, Jerrell
Felder, Felisher

Felder, Tederralle
Ferguson, Johnny

Ferris, Paul
Fessard, Veronique
Flemings, Shakethia

Flynn, David

Ford, Shane

Ford, Sherman

Fowler, Hugh
Franks, Heidi
Freeman, Jenny
Fricka, Danay
Fry, Charlotte
Fussell, Scott

Gaddis, Steve
Garcia, Rolando
Gardener, Tony

Gary, Eben
George, Joshua
Gibson, Alan

Gibson, Kimberly
Gibson, Meredith
Glover, Kita
Glynn, Anthony
Gordon, Robert
Graham, Jay

Gresham, Jenny
Green, Shonna
Grier, Shara
Griggs, Derron
Grovenstein, Holley
Hall, April

Hall, Deidra

Hall, Delilah
Hallman, Devin
Hamrick, Adarain
Hamrick, Michelle
Hanse, Tiffany

Hardeman, Chavez
Hardy, Tinka
Harper, Kevin
Harris, Che

Harris, Derrick
Harris, Lachey

Harris, Laurie
Harris, Ronrice
Harris, Shawn
Harris, Tracy
Harrison, Thomas
Harvey, Christian

Haselden, Beth
Haywood, DeWayne
Held, Jessica

Henderson, DeeDee
Hewitt, Shawn
Higgison, Dana

Hill, Alfred

Hill, Jermaine
Hill, Verneita
Hobbs, Daniel
Hodgson, Mandi
Hogan, Kelvin

Holston, Oliver
Holton, Loretta
Hoogstad, Greg
Hornsby, Niki
Horton, Tracy
Howard, Angela

Howard, Carl
Howard, Dontia
Howell, Marty
Howell, Soence
Hudson, Jennifer
Hunter, Rictonia

Hurst, Michelle
Ivy, Calvin
Jackson, Chiquita
Jackson, Derrick
Jackson, Eric
Jackson, Jennifer

Jackson, Lonnicia
Jackson, Tandessa
James, Barbie
James, Brandon
James, Tandy
Jefferson, Thumani

Jesperson, Stephanie
Johnson, Angela
Johnson, Jay
Johnson, Loretta
Johnson, Ramanda
Johnson, Roosevelt

Johnson, Thomasina
Johnson, Tommy
Johnson, Tonya
Johnston, Chan
Jones, Benjamin
Jones, Denise

Jones, Jason
Jones, Laurie
Jones, Purnel
Jones, Shiquita
Jones, Vandelar
Joseph, Michelle

Justice, Tonya
Kimbrough, Jennifer
King, Vernon
Krysalka, Brandi
Kuhen, Jonathan
Lamar, April

Lamb, Damiso
Landa, Latitia
Lankford, PJ
Larkin, Rita
Lawson, Kim
Lawson, Montreese

Lawton, Lindsey
Leighner, Doug
Lilard, Dana
Lindsey, Mike
Lines, Amy
Linley, Nathan

Little, Tonya
Lockett, Jeremy
Lockett, Kevin
Lockett, Margaret
Loerens, Stacy
Lombardy, Chenoa

Lowe, Grady
Luke, Andre
Lundy, Corey
Lundy, Eugine
Lyewski, Jason
Lyons, Jesse

Mabry, Laura
Mabry, Lemuel
Maddox, Jason
Madison, Jason
Madison; Thurston
Manning, Charles

Macmillan, Doug
Marcus, Darrin
Marsh, Heather

Martin, Quintana
Martin, Stephen
Mason, Shantell

Mathews, Chris
Mathis, Carlos
Mattox, Tonio
McBrayer, Michale
McClain, Clarence
McCoy, Antwon

McCoy, Shawn
McDaniel, Dina
McElmurray, Linda
McElroy, Marcus
McElroy, Shaunatori
McKissick, Beverly

McLead, Jane
McMillian, Dana
Middlebrooks, Daniell
Miller, Jodi

Miller, Laura

Miller, Natasha

Minshew, Michael
Mitchell, Brandon
Miymoto, Yohei
Moore, Paul
Moore, Tim
Moss, Chauncey

Moss, Rapheal
Mullis, Wesley
Mundy, Jason
Murray, Gerald
Nelson, Shalanda
Nelson, Shenna

Neprud, Amy
Newsom, Marcus
Nicholson, Andrea
Nishanian, Paul
Norman, Lashon
Odum, Wayne

Owens, Aligaretta
Painter, Kimberly
Palmer, James
Parham, Joshua
Parsons, Lori
Patterson, Dondra

Patterson, Jennifer
Paul, Demetrius
Pearson, Marcus
Peavy, Alakisha
Perryman, Brandi
Peterson, Ricky

Phillips, Desmond
Phillips, Jennifer
Phillips, Rob

Phillips, Tommy
Philpot, Brett
Pickett, Becky

Pinkney, Victor
Pitts, Andre
Plummer, Terri
Poole, Willard
Pope, Monica
Pope, Monica L.

Prater, Kelvin
Pratts, Tim

Price, Carly
Quick, Judson
Redding, Antonio
Redding, Raquel

Reddiang, Tijuana
Reese, Adrienne
Reeves, Jennifer

Reeves, Libra

Reeves, Raymond

Relton, Rosalyn

Rhodes, Michael
Rhodes, Sean
Rice, Teranesha
Richards, Edward
Ricks, Carl
Ricks, Carlton

Moss, Rico
Riley, Charles
Robert, Sarah

Robinson, Jason
Robinson, Nikki
Rogers, Brandi

Ross, Allen
Rowell, Eddie
Ryle, Vernon

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Sanders, Belda
Sanders, Brenda

Sanders, Kevin
Sanders, Reshelia
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Scarborough, Alex
Schaffer, Tiffany

Schlette, Tina
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Scott, John
Scott, Latasha
Seldon, Terica
Sellars, Sharon

Seymour, Marvin
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Shah, Saumil
Shaw, Diesha +
Sheppard, Jodie
Shoats, Michelle

Shockley, William
Sikes, John
Simpson, Kawanna
Skaggs, Patrick
Slocumb, Taqucta
Smith, Antonio

Smith, Kelly
Smith, Lakela
Smith, Mekisha
Smith, Rico
Smith, Stephanie
Sokoloff, Robert

Spelllman, Rod
Spencer, Denise
Spikes, Brian

Stanley, Conte
Spephens, Ametress
Stephens, Harold

Stewart, Brennon
Stewart, Gabriel
Stewart, Kerry
Stewart, Paul
Strickland, John
Strozier, Amiee

Sullivan, Arenina
Sullivan, Khadija
Tarpley, Latonya
Tate, Stephen
Taylor, Shanita
Thomas, Adonis

Thomas, Alvario
Thomas, Derek
Thomas, Jermaine
Thomas, Karin
Thomas, William
Tolbert, Alice

Tolbert, Michael
Tolbert, Stacey
Toler, Frank
Toliver, Desna
Tom, Andrew
Tomblin, Tonya

Toney, Kathy
Truluck, Melissa
Tryggestad, Erik

Turner, Jeff

Turner, John

Turner, Steven

Ussery, Cassie
Ussery, Tamika
Vinson, John

Vinson, Latashi
Walker, Bridgett
Walker, Dexter

Walker, Keith
Walker, Reggie
Walker, Stacey
Walker, Tim
Walker, Tim
Waller, Maria

Walton, Kelvin
Wang, Kai Ping
Washington, Ennis
Warts, Brian

Weir, Angie
Weitz, Richard

Weksler, Rachel
Whitby, Latrese
White, Laurie
White,Rhanda
Whitmore, Eric
Wilkerson, Angela

Wilkinson, Susan
Williams, Chad
Williams, Charity
Williams, Christopher
Williams, Eric
Williams, Lucretia

Williams, Marlin
Williams, Mary
Wilmore, Robert
Wilson, Tracy
Wimberly, Belinda
Wimbush, Rufus

Winters, Greg
Wise, Christopher
Wise, Lisa
Wood, David
Wood, James
Wood, Stacy

Woods, Bobby
Wu, Sam
Yancey, Paul

Yetter, Shannon
Yoo, Andrew
Youmans, Holly

Adams, Felicia
Adkins, Gerard
Adrien, Donna
Akins, Latonya

Alley, Chris

Anderson, Joetta
Anglin, Dywaine
Arrington, Jarrett
Ash, Lisa
Ashley, Chris

Ashmore, Kim
Atwater, Michelle
Auchmoedy, Brandi
Aultman, Angel
Austin, Latonya

Baird, Saundra
Baker, Chip
Ball, Timothy
Barelett, Chris
Batson, Tabitha

Battle, Eddie
Battle, Richard
Beasley, Brad
Bell, Arnetra
Bell, Keith

Bell, Roderick
Benion, Chris
Billingslea, Lisa
Billingslea, Michael
Billingslea, Susan

SOPHOMORES

Bizzell, Brandon
Black,Keith
Blizzard,Michele
Boatwright,Caarol
Boles,Robby

Bonzek,Sena
Boone, Daniel
Booze,Khoury
Bostic Jamie
Boston,Derresha

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Bradshaw,Kelly
Brinson, Terrance
Broadus,Sabrina
Brooks,Seretho

Brown, Cassandra
Brown,Dwayne
Brown,Kartreecia
Brown,Kriste
Brown, Roderick

Brown, Stefanie
Brown, Val
Bufford,Karen
Bundrage, Amy
Burnes,Andrew

Bush, Amanda
Butts, Clifford
Callaway, Angelina
Calhoun, Missy
Campbell, Brad

Carson, Jerry
Carter, Curtis
Carter, Jesse
Carter, Terrance

Cephus, Tracy

Cervantes, Maggie
Chambers, Rodney
Champion, John
Chastain, Nikki
Clark, Latara

Clark, Lorraine
Clark, Michelle
Claxton, Tony

Clay, Tania
Clayton, Tonya

Clements, Angela

Cleveland, Randall
Click, Tabos
Clowers, Trina
Clyde, Reginald

Colbert, Rose
Cole, Justin
Coleman, Cher
Coleman, Jason
Coley, Kimberly

Collier, Renae
Collins, Chris
Collins, Richie
Coons, Antonio
Corley, Susan

Cornelius, Michael
Crafter, Antonio
Crews, Claudette
Cronin, Leslie

Cross, Rachael

Crow, Lee

Crutchfield, Page
Cunningham, Resheema
Davis, Albert

Davis, Angela

, Chad

, Demetria
, Duane

; Gus

, Keith

, Kendrick
, Manika

, Ronnie

, Tracy

, Tyrone

Day, Aaron

Day, Ann
Denmark, Verna
Dennis, Carol
DeShazer, Melissa

Devore, Denise
Dickerson, Delisa
Dickerson, Lee
Dinkins, Andrea
Dinkins, Larry

Dixon, Frank

Dorn, Andre
Drawhorn, Deana
Dugger, Teresa
Durham, Christopher

Durham, Eric
Dykes, Jimmy
Edwards, April
Eidoin, Kelli
Eisel, Charlotte

Ellison, Mary
English, Stephanie
Ennis, Christy
Evans, Itovia
Evans, Kecia

Evans, Zara
Ezelle, Hall
Fabrizio, Michael
Fages, Jeff
Felton, Sean

Flanders, Amy
Fleming, Tracy
Flores, Mirna
Flynn, Bridget
Ford, LaShaunda

Foster, Gregory
Foster, Maurice
Foster, Michael
Fowler, Andre
Francis, Kenneth

Frazier, Chad
Freeman, James
Frazier, Rafiki
Freeman, Torrey
Freeney, Jamie

Fuller, Anne
Fuller, Tomeka
Gaines, Denise
Gainey, Donald
Galloway, Shanda

Gardner, Nathaniel
Gary, Kartika
Gatch, Jason
Gaugh, Alison
George, John

Giles, Angelique
Glover, Tammi
Glynn, Shoney
Goddard, Tara
Gordon, Bengy

Gordon, Charles
Gordon, Keenan
Grant, Bryant
Grant, Marcus
Grant, Michael

Granville, Danel
Granville, Jimmie
Graves, Andrea
Greene, Ron
Greene, Tonya

Gresham, Christy
Griffin, Dana
Griffin, Dawn

Griffin, Nathan
Grimes, Stacy

Groover, Brian
Groover, Cheryl
Hallman, LaTonya
Hamlin, Tresa
Hancock, Shawn

Harper, Shane
Harrell, Kimberly
Harris, Demetria
Harris, Kayle
Harris, Mischa

Harrison, Rob

Hayes, Will
Haynie, Tripp
Haywood, Shanda
Hebert, Nicole

Henderson, Cartisia
Henderson, Quinton
Herman, Jennifer
Herrod, John
Hester, Tangela

Hill, Andrea
Hill, Lashonda
Hill, Latonya
Hilton, Michael
Hinds, Elizabeth

Holliday, Janice
Hollans, H.G
Hollingshed, Derric k
Hollinsworth, Santoskan
Holloway, Melissa

Holloway, Tonya
Holmes, Ashley Jr
Hopkins, Harry
Huckabee, Dewayne
Hulett, Jeremy

Hulgan, Matt
Hunter, Brijin
Jackson, Anissa
Jackson, Carols
Jackson, Kelitha

Jackson, Shondell
Jackson, Tracey
James, Andrea
Jenkins, Letta
Jesse, David

Johnson, April
Johnson, Consuelo
Johnson, Jacopa
Johnson, James
Johnson, Sherry

Jones, Kecia
Jones, Melissa
Jones, Sharon
Jones, Stephanie
Jones, William

Jordan, Brandi
Judd, Brian

Kelly, Alicia
Kendrick, LaTonya
Ketchup, Jeffery

Key, Donnie
Knight, Rene
Knight, Ronda
Lamar, Latisha
Lance, Brad

Lane, Kimberly
Lashley, April
Latimore, Yolanda
Lawrence, Chilon
Lawson, Keith

Lee, Ravenna
Lewis, Amanda
Lindsey, Delisa

Lindley, Tequitia
Little, Marcus

Little, Tamara
Locke, Patrick
Long, Shannon
Lotton, Tonya
Lowder, Tracie

Macewen, Amy
Mack, William
Mahone, Terri
Mander, Kelly
Martin, Amanda

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Martina, Jim
Mason, Cicely
Mason, Cory
Mason, Felix

Maynard, Walisa
Mays, Donnie
Mayo, Jana
McCory, Monica
McDowell, Corey

McDuffie, Jennifer
McGraw, April
McNeal, Wamanda
Melvin, David
Meriweather, James

Milford, Charles
Miller, Lee
Miller, Quilida
Miller, Shane
Mills, Gayla

Mitchell, Melissa
Modena, Jerry
Moffett, Felita
Moore, Adrian
Moore, Richard

Moore, Will

Moss, Orlando
Moss, Wanda
Mullis, Melissa
Murphy, Leroy

Nellams, Lloyd Jr.
Nittle, Nettie
Nixon, Adrione
Nobles, Chad
Norwood, Cheryl

O'Neal, Ronald Jr.
Oglesby, April
Olgers, Brent
Owens, Willie
Parks, Lisa

Patterson, Tecia
Perkins, Karena
Phillips, Kristina
Pierce, Clay
Pollock, Will

Porter, Karen
Posnak, Adam
Powell, William
Quire, Jennifer

Raines, Katina

Rainey, Stevie
Ramsey, Frank
Raughton, Terry
Ray, Gwen
Ray, Iris

Raymond, Christi
Redick, Julie

Reid, Alex

Reid, Michelle
Renfroe, Cassandra

Richitt, Jason
Ridgway, April
Robinson, Kenyon
Robinson, Michael
Robinson, Sabrina

Rodriquez, Brian
Rogers, Stephanie
Rogers, Valerie
Roquemore, Alicia
Rulapaugh, Carrie

Rumph, Christa
Sanders, Robert
Scott, Rodney
Scott, Selena
Sellars, Gary

Sellers, Brandy

Sharpe, Toya
Shimler, Rochelle
Shoats, Vernon
Shreve, Colby

Simmons, Daniele
Simmons, Latrisa
Slaughter, Brigett
Smallwood, Danny
Smith, Andrea

Smith, Corey
Smith, James
Smith, Jon
Smith, Julie
Smith, Nicole

Soloman, Randy
Spencer, Keisha
Spivey, Derrick
Stanley, Joretha
Stembridge, Jamie

Stevens, David
Stevenson, Trina
Stubbs, Tim
Sullivan, Kim
Talton, Jeff

Tatmon, Angel
Taylor, John
Taylor, Tyrus
Taylor, Willie

Thomas, Chandra

Thomas, Jermaine
Thomas, Kem
Thomas, Robert
Thompson, Cathy
Thorpe, Katina

Timley, Theresea
Tipton, Kelly
Tolbert, Stacy

Tomberlin, Kevin

Trammell, Kerrie

Turner, Trey
Tuten, Eddie
Twilley, Robert
Valentine, Nicole
VanWyck, Kelly

Vega, Mary Ann
Vinson, Shakira
Vinson, Zonesha
Wade, Harry
Wade, Melissa

Walker, Karen
Walker, Laura
Walker, Wes
Wall, Scott
Warner, Yolanda

Warnock, Mary
Warkins, Mechelle
Watson, Danielle
Weatherly, Jennifer
Webster, Katie

Wells, Tamesha
West, Deidre
Wheeler, Shelly
Wheeler, Sherry
Whisby, Demetria

White, Angelia
White, Don
White, Marlow
Whitehead, Donna
Whitmore, Sandra

Wilburn, Tommy
Williams, Christina
Williams, Lachelle
Williams, Mike
Williams, Nora

Ammerman, Kimberly
Anderson, Daphne
Anderson, Ray
Anderson, Vicki
Anderson, William

Annis, Carla
Asbell, Travis
Austin, Antonio
Austin, Latanya
Avery, Jennifer

Bailey, Kenneth
Bailey, Tryphena
Banks, Arsonja
Barron, Tonya
Benjamin, Amy

Bishop, Levina
Bloodworth, Robert
Bonner, Susan
Boone, Cathy
Bostic, Jaime

Boston, Shenequa
Boughton, Beth
Bowen, Latoya
Bowie, Jill
Brand, Rob

Brittain, Ross
Broadhead, Denee
Brown, Adrain
Brown, Barbara
Brown, Darlene

Brown, David
Brown, Todd
Bryant, Bernestine
Bryant, Carlos
Buck, Laurie

Buckley, John
Bullard, Todd
Bunn, Sharon
Burkovich, Jaison
Burnette, Faye

Bush, Ronnie
Caldwell, Jennifer
Galhoun, Chelsa
Calhoun, Erich
Callaway, Rosa

Campbell, Eric
Campbell, Karen
Gaphus, Robert
Carson, Cherry
Carswell, Eric

Gaston, Shannon
Carer, Carole
Causey, Charlotte
Cephus, Robert
Chaffin, Brandi

Chambers, Hal
Chambliss, Sharon
Cheshire, Kacey
Clarke, Amy
Claxton, Mickey

Clayton, Stacy
Clemons, Athena
Clyde, Reginald
Coleman, Terri
Collins, Dawn

Cornelius, Bobby
Curry, Saul
Daniel, Consuelo
Dartisaw, Gregory
Darsey, Grady

Davis, Barry
Davis, Dana
Davis, James
Davis, Keith
Davis, Rosa

Davison, Nekeitha

Davisson, Kimberley
Dean, Miriam
Denmark, Samuel
Dennard, Michelle

Diboll, Sherie
Dinkins, Corey
Dixon, Gregory

Donaldson, Dana

Dozier, Sabarr

Dude, Robin
Dumas, Jermell
Duncan, Carmen
Duncan, Jay
Durham, Erin

Echols, Richard
Edwards, David
Elliot, Sean
Ennis, Anna
Evans, Alma

Felder, Tondra
Ferguson, Wyman
Floyd, Mollie
Elder, Valerie
Fluellen, Yolanda

Ford, Angeles
Ford, Marshall
Forter, Kisha

Fossett, Joseph
Foster, Stephen

Fowler, Angela

Frederick, Sabrina
Freeman, Vanessa
Friese, Chris
Fuller, Rico

Gaines, Corey
Gallemore, James Jr.
Gaskins, David
Gaudry, Jennifer
Gibbs, Robby

Gibson, Mike
Gilbert, Dexter
Glennon, Eamon
Glover, Ashley
Glover, Tracey

Godfrey, Ricky
Golder, Stacey
Goolsby, Eric

Gordon, William
Gray, Justen

Green, Earnesta
Greene, Cereuis
Grey, Theresa
Grier, Antonio

Griggs, Shannon

Grissette, Angela
Grizzard, Karen
Guyton, Yolanda
Hall, Andrienne
Hall, Jorge

Hall, Tisha
Hallman, Sonya
Hanse, Brian
Hardwick, Kathryn
Harrell, Bo

Harrell, Comeiko
Harris, Terrell
Harrison, Steven
Harvey, Charles
Harvey, Paris

Haskins, Mark
Haynes, Carol
Hayslip, Kevin
Heath, Michael
Helgeson, Michael

Hickman, Mack
Higgins, Keith
Higgison, Kristin
Higgison, Lorin
High, Jeffery

Hightower, Enoch
Hill, Bernard
Hill, Cindy J
Hill, Joanne
Hill, Karliss

Hill, Reginald
Hiller, Joey
Hiscox, Thomas
Hobbs, Steven
Hodges, Karol

Holland, Andrew
Hollingshed, Keith
Hollis, Nikki
Howard, Andre
Howard, Cedric

Howard, Keith
Howard, Kita
Howard, Lewis
Howard, Victoria
Howard, Walter

Howington, Andy
Huckaby, Dewayne
Hughes, David
Hunnicut, Cher
Hurst, Cornell

Jackson, Andy
Jackson, John
Jackson, Johnny
Jackson, Kaule

Jackson, Kelvin

Jackson, Robby
Jackson, Toby

Jacobs, Celeste

Jacobs, Donald
James, Amy

Johnson, Amy
Johnson, Anastasia
Johnson, Edward
Johnson, Felicia
Johnson, Malaika

Johnson, Stacy

Johnson, Terry
Jones, Charlene
Jones, Kenya
Jones, Tina

Jones, Travis
Jordan, Melissa
Kasulka, James

Kelly, Al
Kendall, Felisa

King, Bessie
King, Paula
Kirk, Carrie
Lacey, Chiquita
Law, Latisha

Lee, Bettina
Leigh, Josh
Lewis, Allen
Little, Tracie
Lockett, Daphne

Lockett, Jefferson
Logan, James
Louder, Sabrina
Lowe, Kendall
Lyons, Cedric

Maddox, David
Martin, Alecia
Martin, Casey
Martin, Lloyd
Massengale, Kim

McBride, Heather
McConnell, Terry
McElray, Jamone
McSwain, Amanda
Meadows, Jennifer

Meadows, Joe
Middlebrooks, Belinda
Miettinen, Pasi

Miles, Mike

Miley, Dorothy

Mills, Kevin
Mims, Toby
Minter, Stephanie
Misamore, Jeffery
Mitchell, Chanin

Mitchum, Latisha
Miyanmoto, Yuichi
Moffett, Stacy
Montemayor, Tina
Moore, Alan

Moore, Arthelia
Moore, Derevia
Moore, Joseph
Moore, Sabrina

Morris, Sonja

Moseley, JoBess
Moseley, Wendy
Mott, Cindy
Mujucia, Carla
Mullis, David

Murry, Anissa
Nelson, Mayi
Nichols, Jamie
Odom, Kim
Ogle, Trey

Ogletree, Torrence
Olsen, Beth
Palmer, Lachelle
Parsons, Robert
Payne, Chester

Pilcher, Clayton
Piro, Jessica

Pitts, Tammy
Plarham, Anthony
Pope, Ami

Porter, Rodney
Prestridge, Tammy

Preston, Stephanie
Puckett, Clifford
Puster, Hannah

Pyers, Donna
Ragland, Jeftery
Raines, Varina
Randall, Darrell
Randall, Nikki

Ranow, Donny
Raughton, Staci
Rehberg, Robert
Reynolds, Makesha
Rhodes, Tawanna

Robbins, Scott
Roberts, Lee
Rosner, Ula
Robinson, Robert
Roundtree, Derrick

Rowell, Becca
Rowland, Chris
Rozier, Sharon
Rutland, Wanda
Ryans, Greg

Sanders, Derek
Saunders, Paul
Saunders, Phillip
Scarborough, Harold
Schilling, Christinas

Scott, Reginald
Searcy, Brenda
Semmelika, Denise
Shaw, Erica
Shelley, Craig

Sherman, Tony
Shumaker, Misty
Sill, Lisa

Simmons, Julie
Simmons, Randolph

Sledge, Carols
Sledge, Shanita
Slocumb, Molly

Smith, Angela
Smith, Bernard

Smith, Carla
Smith, Daniel
Smith, Dexter
Smith, Frankie

Smith, Michelle

Smith, Nicole
Smith, Rachel
Smith, Robert
Smith, Tracie
Smith, Wanda

Stewart, Karen
Stinson, Dewayne
Stone, Matt
Sutton, Cline
Sutton, Jason

Swain, Pam
Tapley, Erin
Taylor, Arthur
Taylor, Clarissa

Taylor, Jennifer

Tedders, Stephanie
Thomas, Heather
Thomas, Robin
Thomas, Timothy
Thomas, Willie

Thomas, Willie Lee
Thrash, Chester
Thurmond, Wilbert
Thurston, Christy
Thurston, Michelle

Tyner, Scott
Underwood, Heather
Varner, PJ.

Wade, Christopher
Waller, Iris

Washington, Faberge
Weires, Janeth
Welch, Wanda
Wells, Tommy
Whitaker, Stacy

White, Dontia
White, Mick
Whitehead, Marcy
Whiters, Patrick
Wiggins, Aaron

Williams, Donzaleig!
Williams, Jessica
Williams, Josette
Williams, Regina
Williams, Stephanie

Wilson, Donna
Wilson, Jett
Wilson, Robert
Wimbush, Anthony
Wise, Chandra

Woolfolk, Sharon
Worley, Scott
Worsham, Eric
Wright, Gaea

Young, Travis

Officers

Senior

Senior Class Officers Junior Class Officers
Ist Row Phyllis Plowden, Representative; Melissa Preston, Vice-President; Lisa Soyna Morris, Steven Hobbs, Toyna Barron, Keisha Foster, Daphene Anderson
Phillips, President; Michelle Stephens, Representative; Brenna _Billingslea,
Representative
2nd Row Petra Cramer, Representative; Sandra Preston, Secretary; LaTonya White-
head, Representative; Derek Broadhead, Treasurer; Katie Hazlehurst,
Representative
3rd Row Corinthia Holliman, Representative; Jonathan Held, Representative; Brett
Smith, Representative

of 1988-1989

Sophomore

Freshman

Sophomore Class Officers Freshman Class Officers
Lashanda Ford Representative; Tonya Clay President; Shanda Galloway Vice- Donte Howard Representative; Laura Miller Secretary; Lonnicia Jackson
President; Ann Day Representative; Bridgett Flynn Representative Vice-President; Adonis Thomas President :

So this is the year,
you're a senior! Its funny
to look back on the past
and remember everything
that has happened to you;
the grades, the pain. All
is forgiven and forgotten
now that you are in your
final year.

This is a year of big
plans for the future and a
time of remembrance.
This is a time of happi-
ness, of graduating, and
sadness of leaving
friends. This is a time of
pleasure, knowing that
you made it and are pre-
pared for life after high
school.

This year is an impor-
tant time in your life that
you'll never forget. Dont
let it slip by without get-
ting everything possible
out of it. This is your
year!

. Marcus Stokes fixes his paper in
typing class.

. Mark Whitworth thinks he
knows it all!

. David Lystlund smiles for Harry!

| Ron Boyter would never kiss
and tell.

. No lack, you left your work at
home, huh Todd!
We get by with a little help from
our friends.

Abell, Paul Adams, Pauline Akers, Tammy Anderson, Tosh

Armstrong, Geoffrey Ashley, Rhonda Ashmore, Robin Austin, Crystal

Axton, Paige Barberich, Bruce Barnwell, Kelly Bateman, Jennifer

Begley, Candy Benson, Dustin Bentley, Neidra Betz, Chris

Binkley John Bivins, Paul

Bland, Bravdeney Bolton, Cheryl Bowie, Jill

Boyter, Ron Brannam, Mark Brinson, Paula Britt, Laura

Broadhead, Derek Brown, Christopher Brown, Cliff Brown, Joe

Brown, Sheryll Brown, Stephanie Brown, Stephanie Bryant, Ginny

Buck, Janet Bush, Seth Butts, Tawanna Caldwell, Chris

Call, Laura Cannon, Rhonda Cape, Derrick

Carnegy, Tracie Carroll, Stacie Cass, Michael Causey, Bo

Ciccarelli, Derik Claxton, Susan

Cody, Sean Cole, Maurice Coley, Geralynn Collier, Leslie

Couch, Christopher Cox, Carolyn Cox, Gail Craig, Laura

Cramer, Petra Crawford, Aaron Crawley, George Culler, Demetress

Daniel, Veleka Davidson, William Davis, LaShunda

Davis, Matthew Davis, Shanta Davis, Sherborah

Davis, Valencia DeFoe, Sean Dent, Mark Dillard, Cartese

Dixon, Teresa Dumas, Melonie Edwards, Melissa Ellington, Tracy

Ellis, Sandi Ellison, Richard Evans, Brittan Evans, Donald

Ferguson, Bobby Flanders, Kelly

Freeman, Lucy Fry, Alicia Fry, Artis

Fussell, Kevin Gandy, Sam Garnto, Charles Garrett, Katherine

Gay, Ginger George, Angela Gibson, Katie Gibson, Jennifer

Golden, Thomas Good, Andrea Garrett, Todd

Gordon, Tommy Gray, Anissa Green, Chandwick Greene, Gail

Green, Margi Griffith, Charles Grigsby, Suzanne

Groover, Karen Hall, Kim

Hallman, Jennifer Hamlin, Scott Hargrove,

Harbin, Lon Harper, Scott

Harris, Debbie Harris, Jerel Hatin, Eric Hawkins, Cayce

Hill, Chevene Hodge, Leslie

Holleman, Linton Holliman, Bridgette Holliman, Corinthia Holston, Shantel

Horton, Cornelia Howard, Felissa Howard, Stacie Hughes, Alex

Hughes, Uhura Ivey, Ricketta Jackson, Deanna Jackson,Joe

James,Lanita James, Perseco

Johnson, Tommy Johnson, Willie Jones, Calinda Jones, Irene

Jones, Monika Jones, Tony Jones, Virlecia

Kee, Chad Keith, Jennifer Keliey, Angela Kendrick, Allen

Kiehn, Andrea King, Brian

Lankford, John

Lawrence, Lashunda Lawton, Fowler LeRoy, Cindy Lester, Shadonna

Lewis, Dana Lewis, Scott Lindsey, Denise Lingo, Jarrell

Little, Sherry Locke, Hillary Long, Melinda

Lystlund, David Madison, Darrick Mahone, Shedina

Marshall, Kimberly

Mays, Remona McClinton, Latrelle McCook, Keith McCook, Van

McCrary, David

Mercer, Angie

Mitchell, Scott

Nichols, Carla

McElmurray, Sonia

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Middlebrooks, Belinda

Moore, Lisa

Nichols, John

McElroy, Erin

Garcia Milagros

Nordenhaug, Stephanie

Neal, Julia

Norman, Tina

Norris, Pete

Palmer, Dawn

Patterson, Lawanza

Pepper, Robby

Parham, Jewel

Petty, James

Orr, Karren

Parks, Aaron

Peale, Janelle

Phillips, Renita

Owens, Eric

Patterson

Phillips,

Pinkney, Marcus Pipkins, Maria Plagge, Ashley Plowden, Phyllis

Pollock, Tommy Powell, Collen Powers, Kevin

Poythress, Michael Prather, Marschon Preston, Druid Preston, Melissa

Preston, Pamela Preston, Sandra Puckett, John Pugh, Hollis

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Pugh, Vicki Raines, Curtis

Reeves, Inger Richardson, Michael Roberson, Nancy

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Robinson, Esther Robinson, Deanna Rouse, Octavia Saunders, Darlene

Sams, Larry Samuels, Vuntina Scarborough, Kim Schieneman, Diane

Searcy, Camilla Seney, Rod Seney, Russ Shaw, Adam

Shivers, Ziporah Simmons, Michael

Smith, Brett Spear, Antoinese Spencer, Demetria Stewart, Pam

al

Stribling, Felicia Stribling, Michael Stokes, Marcus Stewart, Ben

Swayne, Marcus Taylor, James Taylor, McLewis

Taylor, Sandra Taylor, Wayne Thomas, Rudy Thompson, Harry

Tickel, Carolyn Toney, Alicia Trawick, Mindy

Troutman, Angela Turner, Larry Turner, Shawn Turner, Stephanie

Vaughn, Beth Wade, Larry Walker, Amy Walker, Jane

Waller, Katherine Waller, Ronda Walston, Tommie Walton, Aubrey

Ward, Wendy Wells, Shawn

West, Cheri Westmoreland, Wendy Whitaker, Beth Whitehead, LaTonya

Whitt, Vicki Wilkes, Donald

Williams, Cynthia Williams, Dexter

Willis, Robert Wilson, Melissa Wilson, Laura

Wilson, Vickie Wolfe, Brad Woodford, Ron Woodruff, Shannon

Yeomans, Brad Zimmer, Shanta

In October, the Pegasus staff held a mock election. The
results show that Michael Dukakis won by a margin of 90
votes. Interviews were conducted with students. Kevin
Fussell remarked, Bush is a fullfledged capitalist. He
believes in nothing more than a government run by the
people and for the people. Matt Stone says, Im for
Bush, I'm not sure why ...

Im for Dukakis; Bush supports only the wealthy ...
was Annonda O'Neal's feeling. Matthew Davis insists that
we need a president like Dukakis, not one who will
break the law by selling arms to a terrorist nation or fill
the coffers of a Panamanian drug dealer.

DUKAKIS Rally in Hawkinsville
The Duke in Dixie!

Here at Central, our
many activities encourage
students to excel. Senior
Superlatives and Selec-
tions honor outstanding
12th grade students. An
exceptional senior stu-
dent and teacher are rec-
ognized every year by the
Star Student Program.
There are other ways that
students have been recog-
nized. Central has had in
the past years a represen-
tative in the Junior Miss
Program. We applaud
these stucents for show-
ing true Charger Pride
through excellence.

. Are you absolutely sure about that?
. School daze.
. The class of '89 you're in Big Orange
Country now!

4. Hey, what's going on, guys?!

. I'd rather blow bubbles than study any-
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The 1989 Senior Superlatives are most definitely the cream of the crop. To gain this title, each Superlative
must have been nominated by a teacher, have a 2.75 grade-point average, and compete with other nominees
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EDITORS

Sports Score Mitchell
Photography Harry Thompson
Business Wendy Ward
Advertising Tommie Walston
Layout Sandra Taylor

Copy Andrea Good

Senior Section Laura Craig
Art Mark Brannam

Classes Lisa Phillips

Adviser Ms. Corson

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Lett to Right Tommie Walston, Harry Thompson, Laura Craig, Vicki
Whitt, Wendy Ward, Rod Seney, Russ Seney, Robin Ashmore, Scott
Manning, Andrea Good, Laura Call, Lisa Phillips, Michelle Robinson.

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(Not Pictured) Jennifer Bateman, Mark Brannam, Derek Broadhead,
Chris Caldwell, Stacy Clayton, Aaron Crawford, Britann Evans, Robin
Grubbs, Carol Haynes, Sabrina Howell, Joanie Larsen, Scott Mitchell, Lorin
Higginson, Ms. Corson (Adviser)

Guest Contributors:

P. 16 Photographs, Courtesy of Macon Cherry Blossom Office.
P. 81 Political cartoons by Stephanie Minter.
P. 106, 107 Photographs by Kent Kyzar.

Each year Central has exchange students
from around the world. This year is no excep-
tion. We have two foreign exchange students
one from Finland and the other from West
Germany.

Christina Schilling was familiar with Amer-
ica before she even arrived. She stated that
she had A lot of good friends in Germany
who have been Exchange students in America;
they told me about this country ... She says
that Americans act a little differently than she

had expected. But that doesnt bother her.

Our school system is run quite differently
than in West Berlin. She attended grammar
school for six years and afterward you have a
choice of three different schools. The first is
the Hauptschule which is the lowest of the
three and you go for three more years after
grammar school. Second is the Realschule
which is a little harder requiring four more
years of schooling. The third, a Gymnasi-
um, the most difficult, requires another sev-
en years. The Gymnasium is the only school
that allows the students the option of college.

Finally, she said that she is really enjoying
her visit to America because of the many nice
friends she has met. When asked if she would
like to come back to America, she said, Sure
I will come back.

Pasi Miettinen is a 17 year-old from Fin-
land. He is from a town called Rajani, located
in the central part of the country. He is staying
with Kevin Reid, a senior here at Central.

Pasi had a realistic view of America be-
fore he came here because many of his friends
have been here, and they had told him about
it. When he got here, one of his first impres-
sions was friendly southern people who are
very nice. He says it has been easy for him to
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enjoys being here, but he says, Every country has good and bad
sides. He also likes Central, but says it is a lot different from
the schools in Finland. His school in Finland has only about
500 students, compared to more than 2,000 here. Also, Finnish
high school isnt compulsory.

Like most high school students, Pasi likes music, sports,
traveling, and spending time with his friends. He wants to go to
college, where he will decide what he wants to do in life.

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Mrs. Leontine Espy Principal Lanier B Mrs. Lucy Hunter Principal Lanier A Mr. Rufus Johnson Assistant Principal Mr. Jake Singleton Assistant Principal
Lanier A Lanier B

Deborah Ezelle Office (B)

Pat Galloway Counselor (B)
Fred Hinesley Counselor (B)
Frozine Huff Counselor (A)

Dot James Registrar (A)
Kathy Leigh Office (B)
Fran Mayhew Registrar (B)
Jeanette Morris Office (A)

Connie Oxford Bookkeeping (B)
Ruth Pike Office (A)

Evelyn Reggs Office (A)
Jeanne Scarboro Counselor (A)

Girls and Boys State is an
organization which devel-
ops leadership through the
learning of governmental
procedures, functions, and
agencies. The finalists for
1988 Girls and Boys State
are as follows: Diane
Schieneman, Michelle Ste-
phens, Laura Britt, Adam
Hargrove, Arthur Moore,
Marcus Swayne, and Keith
McCook. Congratulations!

Boys & Girls State

Star Student Richard Ellison
Star Teacher Randy Harshbarger

Macons Junior
Miss 1989
Lisa Phillips

Lisa Phillips was named Macon's Junior Miss for 1989.
She attended Georgias Junior Miss and competed for the
title of Georgias Junior Miss 1989. Junior Miss is unlike
other pageants; it is a Scholarship Program and not a
beauty pageant. All Junior Misses receive a scholarship to
be used at the college of their choice. The judging criteria
for Junior Miss is based on Scholastic Achievement,
Judges Interview, Creative and Performing Arts, Physi-
cal Fitness, and Poise and Appearance. Three of the past
four Macons Junior Misses have attended Central; Ange-
la Kendall 1986, Natalie New 1988, and this year
Lisa Phillips. Above, Lisa Phillips congratulates Geor-
gias Junior Miss 1989, Tia Smith.

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On January 7, 1989 thirty-five junior and senior girls
competed for the title of 1989 Cherry Blossom Queen and
princesses. Central had ten girls in the pageant, the most
from any school. Lisa Phillips was crowned a Cherry Blos-
som Princess. The girls competed in a judges interview and
evening-gown competition.

The Queen and Princesses served as Goodwill Ambassa-
dors for the Cherry Blossom Festival and the City of Macon.
They attended the Cherry Blossom Ball and rode in the
Cherry Blossom Parade. Phillips said, I feel it is an honor
to represent Macon and the Cherry Blossom Festival; I am
excited and looking forward to a great year as a Princess. I
hope to have the privilege of crowning someone from Cen-
tral next year so that we can carry on the tradition of a
Central student being either a Cherry Blossom Princess or
the Queen.

Left to right Rhonda Carby, Ann Garrett, Dana Harbin, Trudy Harpin, Cayce
Hawkins, Dana Lewis, Lisa Phillips, Becca Rowell, Karen Stewart, Mindy Trawick

ONCE UPON A

1. Once Upon A Dream.

2. Mr. and Mrs. Espy enjoy a slow dance.

3. Dancing and dreaming the night away.

4. Jay Jackson, Prom King, is congratulated by Cab Balwin and Bobby Lewis.

5. A night for dreams to come true.

6. Mandy Day, Trey Ogle, Amy Gresham, and escort take time out for a picture.

. Katie Gibson and Keith McCook prepare for dreams to come true.

8. Students were cutting the rug.

9. Mrs. Kitchens and Jerel Harris take time off from hard work to dream of the dance

Everything that could go wrong
did! These were the exact words from
Mrs. Ryle about the 1988 prom, Once
Upon A Dream. It was held on Friday,
May 13, which was a bad coincidence to
begin with.

On this day it rained, and decorations
fell down and apart. By 8:00 that night,
however, no one could have guessed the
trials and errors of the day. About 550
people attended this affair at the City
Auditorium.

A few of the highlights during this
exciting night were the coronations of
Jay Jackson and Charita Clay for king
and queen. First runners-up were Cab
Baldwin and Lynetta Clay.

The prom only comes around once a
year, and those who attended will have
lasting memories from the night, Once
Upon A Dream.

The Central Chargers beat the Hephzibah Re-
bels by a score of 30 to 0. The Chargers dominat-
ed the game from the very start. Central con-
trolled the game completely with both the
running game and the passing game. The key
running backs were sophomore William Cliett,
who rushed for 113 yards, and junior Cedric
Lyons, who rushed for 100 yards. The combina-
tion of quarterback Victor Griffin and wide re-
ceiver Carlos Dorn led the passing attack. Grif-
fin had 61 and 46 yard touchdown passes to
Dorn. Left guard Adrain Brown led the offensive

linemen with great blocking. Kicker Joey Hiller
also had a great night with three successful extra
point attempts, a 30 yard field goal and a 43.5
yard punting average. On defense the powerful
Chargers were led by defensive tackle Paris Har-
vey and inside linebackers Paul Vinson and Ran-
dy Solomon.

1. Chevene Hill says it has been a hard fought game

2. Victor Griffin looks for an open receiver.

3. Joey Hiller concentrates on an extra-point attempt

4. The student body shows that Charger Spirit

5. Bernard Evans fakes out tacklers

6. Trey Ogle and Sean Cody show that Sugarbear Spirit

7. Victor Griffin fakes to Bernard Evans and gets ready to sweep
right

8. Kayle Jackson and Randy Solomon punish an opponent

9. Cedric Lyons dives for that extra yardage
10. Michael Harper receives play instructions from Coach Simonton
11. Paris Harvey puts a beating on one of his opponents

Winning The

Homecoming Dream!

I Dreamed a Dream, Homecoming 1988,
a night which Marcus Swayne and Lisa Phil-
lips will never forget. On October 14, 1988 at
Porter Stadium, they were crowned Mr. and
Miss Central. The rest of the Miss Central
Court included first runner up Corinthia Holli-
man, second runner up Shanta Zimmer,
Brenna Billingslea, Sandra Preston, and
Mindy Trawick. First runner up for Mr. Cen-
tral was Seth Bush, second runner up was Tony
Jones; other court members were Gary Blod-
gett, Scott Mitchell, and Adam Shaw. At the
pregame show, Mr. and Miss Junior, Jamie
Bostic and Earnesta Green, Mr. and Miss
Sophomore, Donny Mays and Christy Gresh-
am, Mr. and Miss Freshman, Adonis Thomas
and Tandessa Jackson were presented. The
Sugarbear Band formed the traditional heart
and TSA let balloons go upon the announce-
ment of Mr. and Miss Central. Everyone in-
volved worked hard to make this years Home-
coming a fantastic success.

1. Waiting for the players to make their Charging
entrance.

2. Mr. Central Marcus Swain, and his escort Daph-
nie Lockett

3. Miss Central Lisa Phillips and her escort Chris
Watson

4. The 1988-89 Freshman court

5. The Sophomore Homecoming court of CHS.

6. Central's Junior Homecoming court

7. And the band plays on

8. Mrs. Espy congratulates an excited new Miss
Central

9. Senior cheerleaders, Andrea Kiehn, Saminthea
Jackson, Elaine Neal, and Michelle Stephens

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The fair is some-
thing that everyone
looks forward to!! All
the Bibb County public
school students get a
holiday on the first day
of the fair. This year
many people didnt en-
joy the fair as much as
they used to. Some said
its getting smaller and
smaller with fewer
rides each time. Oth-
ers said theyve just
out-grown going to the
fair. Many people en-
joy going to eat and
watching people waste
their money on all the
games. But a wide vari-
ety of people can al-
ways be seen at the
Georgia State Fair,
and thats worth the
three-dollar admis-
sion!

1. Eyeing the candy apples!

2. Everything turns up
popcorn

3. A one-man-band entertains
a crowd outside the Midway.
4. Midway Madness.

5. You could be bear-ry
lucky and win this fellow

6. What goes around comes

around.

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1. Kim Davidson pays close attention to the
drum major

2. Adrian and Gabriel march at a halftime
show.

3. Christa wonders if she's going to catch it
4. Are you sur that's Coke in there, Jason?!
5. Denise looks*lik shes having a good
came

6. Hey Jeff Dan'e fall asleep now!

THE SUGARBEARS!!

1. Eric and Neidra_ take a break. from
rehearsal.

2. Ring around the rosy

3. Derek Broadhead and alumni John
Sweat show surprise during the game.
4. Look straight ahead, Cayce!

5. Amy Davis shows off her smile
6.__Christina waits patiently before a
game.

1. Hey Cedtic, shouldn't you be watch-
ing the drum major?

2 1- 2.- J =vkick!

3. Well let you figure out-how_ this
picture was taken.

4. Chillin daring rehearsal,

5. Jenny chinks about her routine.

6. Suzanne Anderson appears to be
stuck.

HAVING THE TIMES

OF YOUR LIFE!

1. I told you to look natural, Jenny!
2. Lonnicia seems to be distressed.over
something =

3. Some officers get ready to accept the
competition trophies

4. Kelly Van Wyck and Christy Gresh-
am fight over a shoe string.

5. PJ., why aren't you smiling like Bren-
da_and Christi?

6. Trey Ogle and Jett Wilson need to
pay more attention tayMr. Barnette.

7. Nikki watches Shanta on the field

Clubs are an exciting
part of life here at Cen-
tral. There is a group for
everyone. With all of the
interesting and fun things
they do, no one knows
what to expect next.
There is an added benefit
of learning new things
while you are enjoying
yourself, Without its
clubs, Central just would
not be the same. They
give us the chance to de-
velop interests and hob-
bies as well as enriching
academics.

. Maurice Scales is enjoying the DECA
pizza party

. Erica Shah posing as Mary Poppins at
the French Club party
The Spirit Committee getting ready for
Charger Halloween day

4. Student Council in an intense meeting
Mr. Harshbarger and company.

VOCA

VOCA

front row: Derevia Moore, Karen Cambell, Harold Scarbor-
ough, Joseph Moore, Angelia White, Stephanie Brown, Paula
Bivins, Melisa Jordan

2nd row: Dawn Eilliams, Debbie Harris, Pam Preston, Alicia
Fry, Kim Hall, Stacey Carroll, Sonya McMurray, Mark
Whitworth

3rd row: John Puckett, Marshall Ford, Kim Clark, Larry Turner

4th row: Rodney Bland, Aaron Wiggins

Sth row: Kelvin Sanders, Hal Chambers, Robby Parson, Artis
Fry, Wayne Taylor, William Sanders, Mark Sheldon

Coordinator: Mr. Cray

Teachers Aid: Miss Ware

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Black History
Front row, left to right: Tiffany Randolph, Angela White,
Stephanie Davis, Maria Pipkins, Elaine Neal.
Second row, left co right: Annissa Gray, Marcus Pickney,
Terri Mahone, Demetria Spencer.

Back row, left to right: Donzaleigh Williams, Rhonda Ash-
ley, George Crawley, George Goddard (adviser).

SADD

Front Row Yvonne Bell, Phyllis Powden,
Melissa Preston, Tandessa Jackson, Cherise
Maples, Ginny Bryant, Jewel Parham

Second Row DeAnne Rozier, Missy Shoe-
maker, Renee Knight, Barbara Brown, Via
Rozier, Melissa Wade

Third Row Kelly VanWyck, Katie Webster,
Amanda Lewis, Amanda Ellison, Rebbeca
Rowell

Fourth Row Mrs. Sherry Mosley Advisor,
Christa Rumph, Wanda Welch, Andrea
Kiehn, Karen Stewart, Sheri Diboll, Jana
Mayo

Jewel Parham Vice President

Ginny Bryant President

Barbara Brown Treasurer

Ula Rosner Secretary

Amanda Lewis Public Relations

Newspaper

Newspaper Staff

Firse row left to right: Donnie Key, Phyllis Plowden,
Paula Brinson, Joanie Larsen, Julie Simmons, Trudy
Harpin, and Lisa Phillips.

Second Row left to right: Donny Ranow, Kevin Mills,
Katie Hazlehurst, Cindy Hill, Brenna Billingslea, Kisha
Foster, Andrea Good, Harry Thompson, Cathy Boone,
Curtis Raines, Aaron Crawford, Derek Broadhead, Or-
lando Moss, Jennifer Hewitt, Tosh Anderson, Bo Cau-
sey, Erin Durham, Justen Gray, Ron Boyter, Toby Click

Newspaper Editors

First row left to right: Andrea Good photographer,
Phyllis Plowden News Ed., Paula Brinson Sports
Ed., Julie Simmons Typing Coordinator, Trudy Har-
pin Artist, Lisa Phillips Business Manager.
Second Row left to right: Jennifer Hewitt Copy Ed.,
Katie Hazlehurst Copy Ed., Harry Thompson
Photographer, Cindy Hill Editor, Bo Causey Edi-
toral Editor

Third Row left to right: Justen Gray, Editorial Editor,
Curtis Raines, Photographer, Ron Boyter, Editorial Ed.

First Row, left to right: Michelle Robinson (secretary), Lucy Freeman ( president), Kim Scarborough (vice president), Linton Holleman (historian), Paige Axton (reporter)
Second Row, left to right: Karen Groover, Tracie Little, Josette Williams, Sandi Ellis, Amy Patterson, Sherry Wheeler, Gail Cox (treasurer)

Third Row, left to right: Lisa Parks, Shelly Wheeler, Tondra Felder, Earnesta Green, Perseco James, Rhonda Carby, Leah Davis

Fourth Row, left to right: Cindy Williams, Robby Mize, Andrea Massey, Chanin Mitchell, Deanne Rozier, Charlene Rozier, Shannon Webb (parliamentarian), Erin Tapley, Mrs.

McCullough (advisor)

front row, left to right: Joetta Anderson, Vicki Ander-
son, Beth Olson, Karen Groover

2nd row: (nonmember) Justin Cole, Lloyd Martin,
Stephanie Nordenhaug, Mr. David Conner (advisor)

not pictured: Becca Rowell

Front row, left co right: Vicki Pugh, Caroline Tickel, Lisa Moore, Leslie Hodge, Van McCook. Second row, left to right: Corey Dinkins, Larry Sams, Bobby Willis, Scott Tyner,
Derik Ciccarelli. Back row, left to right: Derek Sanders, Darlene Saunders, Amy Kennedy, Beth Walker, Mrs, Singletary (adviser).

Leslie Hodge, Lisa Moore, Caroline Tickel, Amy Kennedy, Darlene Saunders.

Ist ROW: DAPHNE ANDERSON, TONYA LOWE,
SANDRA PRESTON, MELISSA PRESTON, ALEX
HUGHES, BRIDGETT HOLLIMAN, MARSHALL
FORD, FELISA KENDALL, TIFFANY RANDOLPH
2nd ROW: DENISE BRYANT, HOPE FORDHAM,
CURTIS REINS, LASHONDA DAVIS, CALINDA

JONES, STAFFORD STUBBS

3rd ROW: SHEDINA MAHONE, ROBIN PATTER-
SON, MICHAEL RICHARDSON, SHANTA DAVIS,
SHADONNA LESTER, KARA WATLEY, PAULA
BRINSON

4th ROW: SCOTTY WILKES, SCOTT LEWIS, JO-
ANNE HILL, PHYLLIS PLOWDEN, SPENCER LO-
GAN, WILLIE JOHNSON, WILBERT THURMAN
sth ROW: DAVID MULLIS, KEITH LANKFORD,
ADAM SHAW, CARLOS BRYANT, SABRINA
MOORE, LATONYA WHITEHEAD, KAROL
HODGES, CAMILLE SEARCY, DONNA WILSON,
DAWN TIMELY

6th ROW: ERIC CARSWELL, MARSCHAN PRAT-
ER, SHONETTA JACKSON, IVESA EVANS, SA-
MENTHIA JACKSON, JOHN YOUNG

7th ROW: MARCUS SWAYNE, BO CAUSEY, BOB-
BY FERGUSON, TERRELL HARRIS, KAREN ORR,
ANISSA GRAY, JOSEPH JACKSON, BRUCE BAR-
BERICH, JERMEL DUMAS, NOT PICTURED: BER -
NARD EVANS, CHRISY MILLER

&th ROW: ADVISOR: ISAAC LIGHTFOOT
Officers: Michael Richardson, Lashanda Davis, Willie
Johnson, Kara Watley, Sandra Preston, Phyllis Plowden,
Melissa Preston (secretary), Marcus Swain (President)
Not pictured: Christie Miller (treasurer), Neidra Bently
(vice president)

Beta Club

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ababate

Front row, left to right: Jennifer Herman, Cathryn Clark, Susan Billingslea, Bridgett Holliman, Marcus Stokes, Diane Schieneman, Jessica Williams, Petra Cramer, Katie
Hazlehurst, Beth Olsen.

Second row, left to right: Melissa Mitchell, Shonda Galloway, Laura Call, Rod Seney, Tina Hall, Jonathan Held, Ula Rosner.

Third row, left to right: Jennifer McDuffy, Ann Day, Renee Knight, Laura Miller, Lisa Call, Hillary Locke, Tonya Barron, Cindy Mott, Sonja Morris, Scott Robbins, Amanda
Lewis.

Fourth row, left to right: Rob Robertson, Payton Cable, Karen Cannon, Jessica Held, Chad Kee, Barbara Brown, Lisa Phillips, Mollie Floyd, Sherie Diboll,

Fifth row, left to right: Russ Seney, Carol Haynes, Seth Bush, Karen Porter, Michael Helgeson, Amanda Ellison, Beth Whitaker, Richard Ellison, Geoff Armstrong, Will Moore.
Sixth row, left to right: Andrew Burnes, Matthew Davis, Jana Mayo, Michael Cass, Walter Hill, Katie Webster, Kelly Van Wyck, Becca Rowell, Adam Hargrove.

Back row, left to right: Ray Anderson, Rob Brand, Yuichi Miyamoto, Lloyd Martin, Pasi Miettinen, Derek Broadhead.

Michael Cass (Secretary), Diane Schieneman (Vice President), Petra Cramer (Treasurer), Seth Bush (President).

Humanities

Sandra Taylor (Reporter), Petra Cramer (President),
Mathew Davis (Vice President), Jennifer McDuffy
Treasurer), Andrea Good (Secretary)

Front row, left to right: Melissa Mitchell, Rachel
Wecksler, Jennifer McDufty, Elaine Neal.

Second row, left to right: Andrea Good, Caroline
Tickel, Mathew Davis, Petra Cramer, Christina Schilling,
Laura Walker, Pasi Miettinen, Stephanie Nordenhaug,
Mr. Caldwell (adviser)

Back row, left co right: Jennifer Hewitt, Derek Broad-
head, Beth Whitaker, Shanta Zimmer, Sandra Taylor,
Joanie Larsen, Jennifer Caldwell, Cindy Hill

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Math Club

Front row: Marcus Stokes, Shanta Zimmer, Jessica Williams, Yuichi Miyamoto, Petra Cramer
2nd row: Richard Ellison, Michael Cass, Geoffry Armstrong, Matthew Davis
3rd row: Mr. Pettigrew, Seth Bush, Jon Held

Officers: Matthew Davis, Shanta Zimmer, Richard Ellison

Front row: Andrew Burnes, Marcus Stokes, Petra Cramer, Suzanne Ander-
son
2nd row: Richard Ellison, Justin Cole, Matthew Davis, Pasi Miettinen

Officers: (left to right) Petra Cramer Treasurer, Matthew Davis
President, Andrew Burnes Secretary, Marcus Stokes Vice President,
Richard Ellison Reporter

Literary Magazine

First row left to right: Laura Walker, Caroline
Tickel, Michelle Smith, and Maria Ennis

Second row left to right: Brett Smith, Ross Brittain,
and Pete Norris

Third row left to right: David Lystlund, Geoff Arm-
strong, Beth Whitaker, Matt Davis, Sandra Taylor,
and Andrea Good.

Front row, left to right: Pat Leggate (advi-
sor), Suzanne Anderson, Stephanie Nor-
denhaug, Amanda Ellison, Eamon Glennon,
Amanda Lewis

Second row, left to right: Stephen Tate,
Kai-Ping Wang, Saumil Shah, Erik Tryg-
gestad, Rod Spellman

Back row, left to right: H.G. Hollans, An-
drew Burnes, David Lystlund, Chester
Payne, Ray Anderson, Robby Boles

H.G. Hollans, David Lystlund, Amanda
Lewis, Amanda Ellison, Chester Payne

FRENCH CLUB

FRENCH CLUB

First row (left co right): Andrea Good, Katie Hazle-
hurst, Jane McLeod, Stephanie Nordenhaug, Bridgett
Holliman, Michael Cass, Beth Whitaker, Diane Schiene-
man, Dawn Collins, Laura Walker

2nd row (lett to right): Jenniter Hewitt, Chad Kee,
Hillary Locke, Petra Cramer, Ula Rosner, Laura Buck,
Amanda Lewis, Barbata Brown, Kelly Van Wyck

3rd row (left to right): Mrs. Marxsen, Melissa Wade,
Bridgett Flyne, Sarah Robert, Erica Shah, Seth Bush, Wav essot\
Christina Schilling, Richard Nash, Tonya Barron, Scott Exc len cet
Robbins, Rob Smith ie

4th row (left to right): Mr. Harshbarger, Ann Day, Ray ...? 5 Ny
Anderson, Clay Pilcher, John Buckley, Jennifer Cald- re JS
well, Muriel Palmer, Jana Mayo, Robby Pepper, Pasi

Miettinen

Sth row (left to right): Sonya Morris, Rod Seney, Joey

Hiller, Molly Floyd, Russ Seney, Cindy Mott

Officers: Michael Cass, Public Relations, Beth Whitaker

President, Andrea Good Vice President, Ula

Rosner Secretary & Treasurer

Academic Bowl

Front row: Lisa Call, Shanda Galloway,
Yuichi Myamoto, Marcus Stokes, Jessica
Williams, Petra Cramer

2nd row: Mrs. Pietryak, Jennifer Herman,
Brett Smith, Rob Robertson, Will Moore
3rd row: Hillary Locke, Geoffrey Arm-
strong, Richard Ellison, David Lystlund,
Michael Cass, Mrs. Whitfield

4th row: John Buckley, Justin Cole, Seth
Bush

Sth row: Andrew Burnes, Adam Hargrove
Officers: Marcus Stokes Treasurer, An-
drew Burnes Secretary, Richard Ellison
President, Seth Bush Vice President

Student Council

STUDENT COUNCIL
Front Row Left To Right: Phyllis Plowden, Melissa Preston,
Tony Jones, Shonda Galloway, Peyton Cable, Diane Schiene-
man, Jessica Williams, Katie Hazelhurst, Bridgette Flynn
Second Row Left To Right: Jon Held, Latonya Whitehead,
Corinthia Holliman, Lisa Call, Lisa Phillips, Ginny Bryant, An-
gela White, Ann Day
Third Row Left To Right: Jennifer Herman, Sandra Preston,
Tonya Clay, Cicely Mason, Daphne Anderson, Tonya Barron,
Michael Gibson,
Fourth Row Left To Right: Brenna Billingslea, Sonya Morris,
Lonnicia Jackson, Derek Broadhead, Barbara Brown, Elaine
Neal, Mandy Scarbary
Fifth Row Left To Right: Beverly Mckissick, Derrick Mason,
Dante Howard, Adonis Thollas, Cindy Hill, Michelle, Stephen
Hobbs, Aaron Moore
Back Row Left To Right: Jessica Held, Laura Call, Beth Whi-
taker, Petra Cramer, Richard Ellison, Adam Hargrove, Brett
Smith

Senior Student Council Officers
Left to right: Antoinese Spear Vice President, Diane Schieneman Treasurer, Shanta Zimmer
President, Corinthia Holliman Secretary (not pictured)

Front row left to right Angela Fowler, Elaine Neal, George Crawley, Cic ely Mason,
and Tonya Baron

2nd row left to right: Cherelle Johnson, Michelle Stevens, Lashanda Hill, Susan
Billingslea, Diane Schienaman, Angela White, Tony Jones, Varina Raines, Tina
Jones, Misty Shoemaker, Andrea Kiehn, Keisha Foster, and Mrs. Brannen

3rd row left to right: Lisa Phillips, Chris Couch, Cathy Boone, Jerrl Harris, Kieth
Hollingshead, Lashunda Ford, Rhonda Ashley, Andrea Nicholason, Denise Bryant,
Richard Nesh, Donna Wilson, and Tijuana Redding

Officers: Cicely Mason Secretary
George Crawley President
Elaine Neal Vice President

Spirit Club!

Red Cross

The Red Cross Club is a volunteer
organization for students who are inter-
ested in community service, and it is
affiliated with the Macon Chapter of the
American Red Cross. The club sponsors
two annual blood drives and helps in the
dissemination of Red Cross informa-
tion. The members may also participate
in the Thanksgiving food drive and in
making Christmas cards for the elderly.
Members may be asked to serve on the

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Red Cross

Front row left to right: Angelia White, Meredith Gibson, Brid-
gett Flynn, Vicki Anderson, and Cheryl Bolton

Back row left row: Mrs. Vedder, Laurie Buck, Katie Gibson,
Dawn Collins, Carly Price, and Jennifer Phillips

Officers: Front row left to right: Laurie Buck Vice President,
Vicki Anderson Activities Manager

Back row left to right: Katie Gibson President

Not Shown: Annisa Gray Secretary

Spanish Club

KEITH HIGGINS, NICHOLE VALENTINE, LAURA
CALL, SHANTA GALLAWAY, CHRISTOPHER
COUCH, RENE KNIGHT, AMANDA ELLIS, KATIE
WEBSTER, ADAM POSNAK, JEFFREY FAGES,
SHERRY DIBOLL, JENNIFER MCDUFFIE, AN-
DREA HILL, TODD BULLARD, LLOYD MARTIN,
BRETT SMITH, SANDRA TAYLOR, GEOFFREY
ARMSTRONG, CASEY MARTIN, MACK HICK-
MAN

OFFICERS: JENNIFER MCDUFFIE, LAURA CALL,
CHRISTOPHER COUCH, NICHOLE VALENTINE,
KEITH HIGGINS

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Front row: Diane Banks (Advisor), Chavez
Hardeman

Middle Row: Sherri Johnson, Charlotte Fry,
and Gloria Barnes

Back Row: Robbie Boles, Tonya Littlejohn

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Anderson, Petra Cramer,
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country. The Central High School
JROTC started in 1917 when Cen-
tral was a school for boys; for fifty
years JROTC was a required class.

Through the years the JROTC
classes at Central have become a
tradition. In March there is a Mili-
tary Ball. On parade days every-
one has his Brass sparkling, and
we can also see the Golden Boots
show their stuff in a drill meet.

JROTC is a part in many stu-
dents lives at Central, and they
will never forget the times they've

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would we be without
them? They give us the
knowledge we will need
in the future. They keep
up with all of our
records. They do whatev-
er they can to help us
have a great year at
school.

We usually dont ac-
knowledge our faculty,
but we need to. They do a
great job and we should
be VERY proud of them.
Day in and day out they
constantly grade papers,
make up tests, and try to
do things that make their
class a little different
from all the others.

Each faculty member
has his own unique way
of showing us he cares
about us and our future.
We thank all the faculty
and we do appreciate
you!

. Mr. Aaron says that lunchroom duty is
nothing to smile about.

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Kitchens.

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for the day?

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. So boys and girls, what are we having
for lunch today?

Ron Aaron Chemistry
Phyllis Abbott Math
Ann Adkisson Health

Alfred Allen Construction/Wood Tech
Leanne Ash Adolescent Services
Joanne Auman Math

Marie Bailey P.E.C
Diane Banks Pre-Tech
Bob Barnette Band

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Curtis Billingslea Math
Sally Brannen Math

Randy Brown Health,P.E
James Caldwell French

Meg Campbell P.E.C.

Waders Campbell P.E
Marilyn Laite Art
Marie Chapman English

Jessie Cherry Social Studies
Marylynn Clark Computer Science
Velma Jean Clarke P.E.C.

Inez Collins Math
David Conner Latin
Kitty Corson English, Journalism

Lewis Cotton RVI Specialise Aide
Don Cray VOCA
Mattie Curry English

Evelyn Davidson Secretary
Brenda Davis Data Processing
Jean Denerson Media Specialist

Beulah Dumas Science
Algy Edwards Spanish
Steve Edwards Health/P.E.

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Charlotte Eisel English
Ishmell Felder Social Studies
Teresa Fuller Math

Hester Fults English, Speech/Drama
Performance

Richard Ganus P.E.C.

Nancy Gibbs Secretary

George Goddard Economics
Dale Gonzalez Spanish
Jackie Goodwin Math

Simmone Gray Science
Leonard Green Health/P.E.
Margaret Green Librarian

Helen Hall English/Foreign Language
Aliene Warchek Home Economics

Daphne Ware VOCA Aide

Elberta Harris Data Processing

Randy Harshbarger Social
Studies, French

Frederice Herring English

Pam Hill Reading
Elizabeth Hinesley English
Judy Hobbs Business

Ann Holmes P.E.C.
Alma Horton Social Studies
Vanderbilt Huff Social Studies

Linda Hughes Math
Mary Irby English
Modestine Ivery Science

Audrey Johnson Math
Elijah Jones Social Studies
Marie Jones English

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Nancy Jordan Math
Gwen Kitchens English

Margaret Kennerly Science
Kitty LaFountain P.E.C
Laverne Campbell P.E.

Cassandra Leek P.E.C.
Delores Lewis Math
Isaac Lightfoot Deca

Keelah Malone Spanish
Irene Marxsen French
Carolyn Maynard Chemistry

Jane Middlebrooks Math
Jetty Mosely P.E.C.
Sherry Mosely English

Beverly McCullough VOT
coordinator, Business

Patsy Odom English

Bettye Parker Social Studies

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Gayathri Parthasarthy Chorus
William Perez Spanish
Clifford Pettiford Science

James Pettigrew Math
Maryann Pietzrak Math
Mary Ramey English

Barbara Reeves Social Studies
Carol Reid Science
Cleo Roberts Social Studies

Stephanie Robinson P.E.C.
Toni Ryle P.E.C.
Phyllis Short Science

Leanita Simmons English
Tom Simonton Social Studies
Amy Singletary Vocational

Steve Smith Social Studies
Renee Spivey P.E.C.
James Spooner Science

Maxine Stubbs English
Lynda Swanson Adolescent Services
Swift

Pat Toliver English
Larry Tomlinson Science
Evelyn Tuck Graphic Arts

William Turner Science
Patty Van Wyck Math
Betty Vedder P.E.C

Lynn Watson Vocational

Paula Watson Vocational
Norwood Wilder Vocational

Bettie Williams Math
Mary Whitfield Psychology

The sports programs at Cen-
tral High are very important to
the student body. They enable
us to participate in activities
which are fun and exciting. The
programs allow us to contrib-
ute to our school, giving great
publicity.

Athletics at Central provide
success. Our school has had its
ups and downs, but the sports
staff at Central is full of bright
and able coaches. They provide
our athletes the training needed
for collegiate scholarship
offers.

At Central, we enjoy foot-
ball, softball, and cross country
in the fall; basketball and wres-
tling in the winter; baseball-
,track, tennis, and golf in the
spring. We have something for
all.

Eric Collins runs in full force

2, Coach Edwards seems to say Go that
way!

Cross Country star Hal Chambers ap-
proaches the finish line

Charles Harvey sweats out chat last lap
Victor Griffin hands off to William
Cliete with Cedric Lyons blocking

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

Oct.
Oct.
Oct.

Nov.
Nov.

CHARGERS

2 Central 28, Washington 12
10 Central 21, Evans 22
16 Central 14, Northside 7
24 Central 17, Butler 21
30 Central 12, Warner Robins 28
7 Central 28, Baldwin 6
14 Central 30, Hepzibah 0
21 Central 28, Southeast 0
4 Central 14, Northeast 0
11 Central 17, Southwest 14

Total Wins 7 Total Losses 3
The Chargers scored a total of 209
points,while allowing only 110 points to
be scored by their opponents.

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ist Row Victor Griffin, Joey Hiller, Anthony Jones, David Brown, Paul Vinson, William Cliett, Ronald Evans, Brandon Bizzell. 2nd Row Bernard Evans, Carlos Dorn, Kayle
Jackson, Cedric Lyons, Lee Carswell, Anthony Parham, James Davis, Henry Marshall, Michael Harper. 3rd Row Randy Soloman,Tommy C ummimngs, Keith Higgins, Corey
Smith, Dameon Richberg, Paris Harvey, Adrain Brown, Rickey Godfrey. 4th Row Reginald Cunningham, Kelvin Jackson, Jimmy Granville, Terrence Brinson, Dustin Benson,
Aaron Moore, Michael Gibson, Aaron Parks, Chevene Hill. 5th Row Erich Calhoun, Justen Gray, Keith Howard, Larry Turner, Ronnie Brooks, Seth Bush, Ashley Grant.

SENIOR P

1. Senior Victor Griffin perfects his Quarterback
Sneak

2. Coaches Holleman, Little, and Simonton call the
winning plays

3. Senior Paul Vinson takes time-out for the real thirst
quencher.

4. Managers Lisa Phillips, Laura Call, Katie Gibson,

Jennifer Hewitt, Stacie Carroll, and Lisa Call are behind

the Big C all the way

5. Paul Vinson, Henry Marshall, Carlos Dorn, Larry
Turner, Reginald Cunningham, Ronald Evans, Bernard
Evans, Dameon Richberg, Anthony Jones, Aaron Parks,
Chevene Hill, Michael Harper, Victor Griffin, Dustin
Benson, and Seth Bush have the winning Senior Power
6. The Senior Champs!!

1. Kelvin Jackson is flying high

2. Catch me, I'm falling

3. Randy Solomon and David Brown throw the orange
crush on an opponent

4. Coach Ron Little looks over that great Charger de-
fense.

5. Keith Higgins prepares to make a charging stop.
6. Tommy Cummings puts the move on a defender.

We've gor full concentration on our mighty defense
8. William Cliett heads for the end zone.

9. Get OFF me!

10. Cedric Lyons runs all over an opponent.

11. T've gor it!

1988-89

The mighty Chargers

CITY CHAMPS es

A time to celebrate

. Patriots are hit by the Big Orange.
Reginald Cunningham alive with the high five.
To be a Horseman, you've got to show your stuff we did!
Joey Hiller showing his stuff
Everyone celebrated the City Championship.
. Ronald Evans helps to down the Patriots.
Carlos Dorn and Henry Marshall say Get back Pat's its all ours.
The Orange Crush flying to victory.

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CROSS-COUNTRY

Front Row (Left to Right) Jeffery Ketchup,
Tyrone Davis, Angelina Callaway, Charles Har-
vey, Eric Collins

Back Row (Left to Right) Hal Chambers,

CHAMPIONS

Rudy Thomas, Adam Shaw, Mike Richardson,
Coach Isaac G. Lightfoot

Not Pictured Todd Brown, Fate Burnett,
Sean Collins, Wilbert Thurman, Tony Willis

The Chargers had a perfect 7-0 regular season. They
were in command throughout the season winning the
Region 2-AAAA Championship, the Central Invitation-
al, the Northeast Invitational, and they finished 7th in
the state.

1. The Chargers were led all year long by Hal Chambers.
2. Adam Shaw shows that winning trot.

3. Angelina Callaway says, I'm ready for the finish
line.

4. The determination shows on Mike Richardson's face.
5. The Chargers say Just Do It!

6. Jeffery Ketchup is in that full Charger stride.

7. Charles Harvey says, I did it coach!

8. Hal Chambers finishes first once again.

9. Eric Collins strides for the finish line.

Varsity Baseball 88

(Left to Right) 1st row Coach Jones, Scott Manning, Derek Lashley, Tim Kite, Kevin Powers, Rico Fuller, Scott Mitchell, Keith Higgins, Micheal Simmons,
Coach Smith, 2nd. row Russ Seney, Michael Heath, Mack Hickman, Todd Jesperson, Jody Heath, Mark Haskins, 3rd. row Chris Watson, Joey Hiller, Rod
Seney, John Shoemaker, Kevin Mills

The Varsity Baseball team came away with a 10-10 record in 1988. The Chargers finished fourth in the sub-region. At the end of the season Coach Jones
awarded Jody Heath the MVP, and Joey Hiller the best pitcher. Michael Heath was honored with the coaches award, which is given for the most hustle and
good attitude.

TOP ROW Lee Crowe, William Cliett, Walter Hill, Ashley Grant, Lee Miller, Derrick Hollingshed, Brian Rodriguez, Coach Wayne Holleman
MIDDLE ROW Chad Frazier, Jermaine Thomas, Paul Kirkus, Anthony Crafter, Jason Gatch

BOTTOM ROW Jason Ritchet, Brad Beasley, Shawn Hancock, Robert Sanders

The 9th grade Central Charger Baseball team was the Co-City Champ in 1988. They were 6-2 overall.

Front Row (Left to Right) Jason Mundy, Yohei Miyomoto, Fan Wu, Kenny Grant, Jay Graham, Eben Gray
Back Row (Left to Right) Coach Smith, Vince Farrar, Adrian Brown, Larry Sams, Chris Harvey, Yuichi Miyomoto,
Coach Holleman

Nor Pictured Brad Beasley, Greg Winters

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The boss, Coach Smith, shows concern for one of his wrestlers
Fan Wu starts to pin an opponent

. Vince Farrar locks up with an opponent

Greg Winters pulls away from an opponent.
To win you must have concern for others.
Adrian Brown says, There is nowhere to go buddy

1. Eben Gray ties-up with an opponent.

2. Adrian Brown forces an opponent to the mat
3. Showing that Charger Pride

4. Larry Sams traps his opponent

5. Striving for Victory

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(Left to right) Coach Green, Lisa Billingslea, Reotia Simmons, Toya Sharpe, Demetria Spencer, Hope Fordham, Tonya Williams, Nettie Litele,
Andrea Dinkins, Coach Jones. Bottom row Mickey Claxton (manager), Felisha Adams, Rene Knight, April Lamar, Monika Jones, Latisha Lamar,
Michelle Dennard, Tanya Green, Stephanie Davis

SOUTHEAST SAVANNAH

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NORTHSIDE NORTHEAST
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WARNER ROBINS SOUTHWEST

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1. Leading lady charger Daphane Lockett shoots a jumper.

2. Monica Jones concentrates on her shot

3. Demetria Spencer grabs a rebound on an opponent
Coach Greene discusses a play with his lady Chargers
Renee Knight launches another jumper.
A main goal for the lady Chargers is to be successful with

their layups
7. Rebounding is a big goal for Demetria Spencer.
3. Fighting For Victory.
Hands Up for the Lady Charger defense.

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Back Row (Left to Right)

3. Teammates greet Hal Chambers, Todd Brown, and Tony Willis as they are

announced into the starting lineup.

The boards are all mine, says Corey Gaines
Alvin Kitchens says, There's nowhere to go boy
Willie Taylor lays one up off the glass

. Fighting for the Rebound.

. Leading scorer Hal Chambers soared high all
season long for the Chargers.

The Boss, Coach Brown, talks with his play-
ers

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5. Alvin Kitchens grabs a rebound from an
opponent.

High-in-the-sky Brown

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ability on the inside.

. Hal Chambers sets up one of those Big
Orange plays.

Chargers At The Hoop!

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Marcus Grant, Marcus Little,

Sophomore Mickey Claxton
led Central to a 13-1 season.

Claxton won many tournaments
throughout the season. He came
in first place in the State
4AAAA, 2nd place in the Sub-
region 4AAAA, first place in the
Junior Optomist State, first place
at the Optomist Region
Landings in Warner Robins, and
tied for 18th at the Optomist
Junior World Tournament in
California. He also has won the
Oak Haven Junior Club
Tournament for the past three
years. Other stars for the
Chargers included Thad Durkee,
Cab Baldwin, Will Davidson,
Brad Youmans, and Bo Causey.

Girls Tennis-Rebecca Adams, Cindy Cochrane, Christy Cochrane, Jennifer Fritz, Laurie McDuffie, Jennifer McDuffie,
Melissa Mitchell, Natalie New, Ami Pope, Diane Schieneman, Catherine Wheeler (Not Pictured) Maria
Ennis, Elizabeth Pickard

TENNIS

1, Ami Pope watches her return to a oppo-
nent

2. Natalie New says, Lets be easy with it

3. Christy Cochrane concentrates on her
serve

4. Cindy Cochrane does her stuff

5. Hollis Pugh shows that talented forma-
tion

6. Chad Kee says, I got it baby

7. Rob Brand perfects his backhand.

Boys Tennis-Hollis Pugh, Rob Brand, Jerrel Harris, Coach Edwards, Chad Kee, Tyrone Jones, Doug Ramsey, Scott Turner (Not

Pictured) Kevin Fussell

VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 1988-89

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Back row: Varina Raines, Elaine Neal, Stephanie English, Christie Miller, Chevalle Johnson, and Michelle
Stephens

Front row: Bengy Gordon, Lashunda Hill

Not pictured: Tina Hall Captain

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We never notice
how many different
and competitive busi-
nesses there are in
Macon until ad-sell-
ing time rolls around
each year. Macon
thrives on this com-
merce and exchange
of goods and ser-
vices. Central stu-
dents also thrive on
the job opportunities
that these businesses
provide them with.
The 1989 Pegasus
staff is truly grateful
for the support and
encouragement of
the establishments
spotlighted on the
following pages.

Everybody likes the red stuff.

. Fish mouth!

3. Lanier A lunch always brightens Brandie
Potter's day.

. Everybody enjoys Graphic Arts with
Mrs. Tuck.

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Sat 6:00 AM - 2:00 PM

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Compliments Of

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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW

Specializing In:
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Compensation

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Downtown Parkway Village
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Office (912) 781-7806 Residence (912) 474-6479

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Ann,
You're a wonderful daughter, and
you have a special way of bringing
love to others through the things you
do and say.
And what you've brought to others
you've brought to our lives too ...
We are so very thankful for a daughter as special as
you.
Love,
Mom, Dad, Mary,
Ricky, Catherine, Wesley
Valerie, David, Stephanie

To My Dear Daughter, Lisa

You will never know the joy
that you brought into my life
eighteen years ago. It seems
like only yesterday that you
were a tiny baby and suddenly
you are a mature young lady.

I shall always cherish the special happy times we've
shared. When you cried, I cried; when you laughed, I
laughed; your problems were my problems; your joys
were my joys; and your special events were my special
events.

Though I would like to take credit for your sweet
nature and thoughtfulness, I realize you did this on your
own. My heart swells with pride as I have seen you excel
in your high school career. You have worked hard and it
has paid off. It seems everything you touched turned to
gold.

And now, my heart is saddened by the realization that
the next few years may find us apart from each other as
you are about to enter your college career. However, be
assured I will always be there when you need me. Re-
member, stand up for what you believe in, keep your
beautiful smile and never stop believing in yourself.
YOU'RE A WINNER!!!

Congratualtions! May God keep and bless you. I Love
You.

All My Love Forever,

to Aaron Crawford

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Love,
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The Army ROTC Program was initiated in 1917 by the
teaching faculty. The students drilled with wooden rifles.
During 1919 the federal government chartered JROTC in
some high schools across the country Lanier became
chartered during that first year. The program was re-

quired of all students who were physically fit for fifty

years 1919-1970. The program was made an elective dur-
ing school year 1970-71 and the schools name was
changed to Central. The Central program has been
named Honor Unit with Distinction during its entire
history, which is the highest ranking given by the United
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SENIOR DIRECTORY 88-89

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Anderson, Tosh
Beta Club 9, 10, 11, 12
Drama Club 9, 10
Who's Who Among American High School
Students 11
French Club 11, 12
Humanities Club 11, 12
Heartbeat Club 12
Georgia Merit Scholar 11
Newspaper Staff 12
Foreign Relations 12

Congressional Youth Leadership Council

12
The Model United Nations

Ashley, Rhonda
Red Cross Club 9, 10, 12
Future Homemakers of America 9, 12
Upward Bound 10, 11, 12
Black History and Culture Club 11, 12
Spirit Club 11, 12

Austin, Crystal
French Club 10, 11

Humanities Club 10

Band Auxilaries 9, 10

Black History and Culture Club 10, 11
Spirit Committee 11

Foreign Language Oratorical Contest 11
Student Government 12

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Bailey, Tracie
French Club 11, 12

Bateman, Jennifer
Spanish Club 10, 11, 12
Spirit Club 10, 11, 12
Red Cross 10
Students Against Drunk Driving 10
Annual Staff 12

Benson, Dustin
Varsity Football 11,12

Betz, Chris
Deca | & Il 12

Senior Selection Most Funniest

Billingslea, Brenna

History and Governmet Club 9
Spirit Committee 11, 12
Literary Magazine Staff 11
Newspaper Staff 12

Student Council Senior Class
Representative

Bivins, Tonya
Track 9, 10, 11
Softball 10
Basketball Manager 11
R.O.T.C, 11
Black History and Culture Club 12

Blodgett, Gary
Voca Club
Allies
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Homecoming Court

Bolton, Cheryl
Band
VOCA Club
Red Cross Club

Britt, Laura
French Club 9
Art Club 9, 10, 11
Georgia Girls State 11
Explorers 12

Bryant, Mary (Ginny)
Humanities Club 9
Sugar Bear Band Drill Team 9
Ist Lieutenant 11, 12
2nd Liertenant 10
Students Against Drunk Driving 11, 12
Public Relations 11
President 12
Student Council SADD Representative
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Beta Club 9, 10
French Club 9, 10
Red Cross 9
Student Council 10
Spanish Club 11

Call, Laura
Sugar Bear Band 9
Beta Club 10, 11, 12
Latin Club 10
Humanities Club 10
Student Council
Class Representative 10
Govenors Honors Program Nominee 10,
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Semifinalist Latin 10th
Football Manager 11, 12
Spanish Club Treasurer 12
Who's Who Among American High School
Students
School Advisory Board
UGA Certificate of Merit 11
Southern Bell Scholar

Cape, Derrick

Beta Club 9, 10,

Math Club 9, 10

French Club 9, 10

Drama Club 9, 10

Student Council

Freshman Class Representative
Chess Club 9

Football Team 11

Who's Who Among American High School
Students

Honor Roll 9, 10

Cass, Michael
Beta Club 9, 10, 11, 12
Secretary 12
French Club 9, 10, 11, 12
Public Relations 12
Academic Bowl Team 10, 11, 12
Math Team 9, 10, 11
Math Club 12
Govenors Honors Program Finalist
Comunicative Arts 11
Newspaper Staff 9, 10, 11
Editor 11
Spirit Committee 11

Causey, Bo
Wrestling Team 9, 10
Golf 9, 10, 12
French Club 9
DECA 12
Newspaper Staff 12
Editorial Page Editor

Clark, Kim
R.O.T.C. 9, 10, 12
Future Homemakers of America 11
Voca 12

Cody, Sean
Advanced Symphonic Band 9, 10, 11, 12
Jazz Band 10, 11
AIASA 10
French Club 11

Craig, Laura
Annual Staff 11, 12
Senior Section Editor 12
Data Processing Word Experience 12
Prom Committee 12

Cramer, Petra

Govenors Honors Program Finalist Art
11

Beta Club 9, 10, 11,
Treasurer 12
Humanities Club 9, 10, 11, 12

President 12

Math Club 12

Heartbeat Club 12

French Club 10, 11, 12

Student Council Representative 9, 10, 11,
12

Georgia Merit Scholar

12

Crawford, Aaron
Sugar Bear Band 9, 10, 11, 12
Newspaper Staff 12
Annual Staff 12

Crawley, George
American History and Government Club 9

D

Davis, Matthew
Beta Club 9, 10, 11, 12
Math Club Vice President 12
Humanities Club Vice President 12
Students Against Drunk Driving 10
Latin Club 10
Heartbeat Club 12
Govenor's Honors Finalist 10
Foreign Relations 12
Georgia Certificate of Merit
Mu Alpha Theta 12

Dent, Mark
9th Grade Football Team
B-Team Football 10
Varsity Football Team 11, 12
Computer Club 9

Dillard, Cartese
Student Council Freshman Class
Representative
Cheerleader 9, 10
Black History and Culture Club 9, 10, 11,
12
R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 12
Spanish Club 10, 11, 12
Treasurer 11
Students Against Drunk Driving 10, 11, 12
DECA Vice President 12

Driggers, Barry
Spanish Club 9
Beta Club 9
DECA 12

Ellison, Richard
Math Club 9, 10, 11, 12
Math Team 9, 10, 11, 12
Academic Bowl 10, 11, 12
Beta Club 9, 10, 11,12
Science Club 12
Literary Meet 11
French Club 10
Mu Alpha Theta 12
Foreign Relations 12
Who's Who Among American High School
Students

SENIOR DIRECTORY CONT.

Govenors Honors Program 11

Evans, Bernard
Football Team 9, 10, 11,
Basketball Team 0, 10
Track Team 9, 10, 11, 12
jJ.R.0.T.C. 9, 10, 11
DECA 11, 12

12

Freeman, Lucy
Sugar Bear Band Lieutenant 9
French Club 10, 11, 12
Future Business Leaders of America 11, 12
President 12
National Honor Society 11

Fordham, Hope LaMonico
9th Grade Basketball
B-Team Basketball 10
Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12
Who's Who Among American High School

Students 11
DECA Chapter 1 12

Fussell, Kevin
Beta Club 12
Science Club 9
Tennis Team 10, 11, 12
Student Council 11
Junior Class Representative
Academic Bowl 11
Who's Who Among American High School
Students 11
Govenors Honors Program Nominee

Fry, Artis
Basketball Team 9, 10, 11, 12
Chess Club 9
VOCA Club 11, 12
Track Team 10

Garrett, Ann
Spanish Club 10, 11, 12
Students Against Drunk Driving 10
Math Club 11
Future Business Leaders of America 11, 12
Spirit Committee 11
Prom Committee 11, 12
Govenors Honors Program Nominee 11

Gibson, Katie
French Club 9, 10, 12

Humanities Club 9

Red Cross Club 10, 11, 12
President 12

Student Council 11, 12

Junior Class Representative

Football Manager 11, 12

Students Against Drunk Driving 12

Good, Andrea
French Club 9, 10, 11, 12
Vice President 12
Humanities Club 9, 10,
Secretary 12
Heartbeat Club 12
Officer
Annual Staff 12
Editor of Copy
Newspaper Staff 12
Co-Editor of Photography
Govenors Honors Program Alternate
French 10
Literary Magazine 12
Southern Bell Scholar 11

11, 12

Green, LaTonya
Black History and Culture Club 9, 10, 11,
12
Spirit Committee 9, 10, 11, 12
History and Government Club 9
Student Council 11, 12
Junior Class Representative
Senior Class Representative
Peer Counselor 12

Grindley, Juliet
Track and Field Team 10, 11
ARISTA Honor Society Club 11
Spanish Club 12
Teens Against Pregnancy (TAPS) 12

Groover, Karen
Future Business Leaders of America 12
Latin Club 12
Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11, 12

Grubbs, Robin
Sugar Bear Band 9
Data Processing Work Experience 12
Annual Staff 12

Harpin, Trudy
Spanish Club 9
Newspaper Staff Editor of Art 12

Harris, Debbie

SENIOR DIRECTORY CONT.

Future Homemakers of America 9 Hewitt, Jennifer DECA Chapter B 12
ROTC 9 French Club 9, 10, 11, 12
DECA Chapter B 11 Sugar Bear Band Silks 9, 10 James, Lanita
VOCA Club 11, 12 Sergent At Arms 10 Future Business Leaders of America
Vice President 12 Mankind 9, 10, 12 Secretary 11
Govenor's Honors Program Alternate 10 President 12
Harris, Jerel Humanities Club 11, 12
Tennis Team 9, 10 Newspaper Staff Editor of Copy 12 James, Perseco
Black History and Culture Club 10, 11 Future Homemakers of America 9
Spanish Club 11, 12 Holliman, Bridgett Red Cross Club 11
Spirit Committee 12 Future Homemakers of America 9 History and Government Club 9
Black History and Culture Club 9, 10 Future Business Leaders of America 12
Harris, Stephanie Beta Club 9, 12
Students Against Drunk Driving 11, 12 Students Against Drunk Driving 10 Johnson, Willie
Humanities Club 11 Humanities Club 10, 11 Football 9
Future Business Leaders of America 12 Computer Science Club 10 R.O.T.C. 9, 10
French Club 11, 12 Golden Boots 9, 10, 11, 12
Harvard, Theresa DECA Club 11, 12 DECA 11, 12
Art Club 9, 10, 11 Who's Who Among American High School
Upward Bound 9, 12, 11, 12 Students 12 Jones, Tony
Red Cross Club 9, 10, 11 Teens Against Pregnancy 12 Track Team 9, 10
Peer Counseling 11, 12 Football Team 9
Hollimon, Corinthia Annual Staff 9, 10, 11
Hawkins, Cayce Sugar Bear Drill Team 9, 10, 11, 12 Editor of Sports 10
Sugar Bear Band 9, 10, 11, 12 2nd Lieutenant 12 Black History and Culture Club 9, 10, 11,
Secretary 12 Students Against Drunk Driving 10 12
Students Against Drunk Driving 10, 11 Vice President 11
Spirit Committee 10, 11, 12 Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12
Red Cross 11 . Freshman Class Representative
Spanish Club 11 ; Sophmore Class Representative
Who's Who Among American High School Junior Class President
Students Senior Class Prepresentative
Allies Club 11 Senior Committee Chairman
Spirit Club 9, 10, 11, 12
Hazlehurst, Katie - Mr. Sophomore
French Club 9, 10, 11 . ; Mr. Junior
Humanities Club 9, 10, 11, 12 , Mr. Central Runner Up
Student Council 11, 12 Voted Most Spirited by Senior Class
Junior Class Representative Spanish Club 10, 11,
Senior Class Representative . Future Business Leaders of America 12
Beta Club 10, 11, 12 Upward Bound 11
Academic Bowl 9, 10
Govenors Honors Program Finalist 11 K
Newspaper Staff Editor of Copy 12
Foreign Relations 12 Govenors Honors Program Nominee 10 Kelly, Dawn
Who's Who Among American High School Student Council 10, 11, 12 Allies 10
Students 12 Sophmore Class Representative
Honor Roll 11 Junior Class Representative Kennedy, Amy
Secretary 12 Annual Staff 9
Held, Johathan Spirit Committee 10, 11, DECA 12
Beta Club 9, 11 ist Runner Up Miss Central
Southern Bell Scholar 9, 10, 11 Senior Superlative Kiehn, Andrea
Math Team 9, 10, 11 Future Homemakers of America 9
Math Club 12 Hughes, Uhura Michelle Varsity Cheerleader 12
Mankind 9, 10 J.R.O.T.C. Captain 12 Students Against Drunk Driving 12
Honor Roll 9, 10, 11 J.R.O.T.C. Military Review Editor Spirit Committee 12
Govenors Honors Program Finalist Social 12 Drama Club 12
Studies 10
Newspaper Staff 10 Kite, Tim
Bibb County Social Science Fair 1st Place Varsity Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12
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Regional Social Science Fair 1st Place L
11 Jackson, Deanna
State Social Science Fair Honorable Future Homemakers of America 9 Lankford, Keith
Mention 11 Spanish Club 11 Perfect Attendence 9, 11
Baseball Team 11, 12 DECA Club 12 French Club 9
School Play Baby 11 Explorers 9
Student Council 12 Jackson, Samenthia R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 12
Debate Team 12 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 10 DECA 12
Vice President Co-Captain
Foreign Relations Varsity Cheerleader 12 Larsen, Joanie
DECA Chapter A Secretary 11 Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12

SENIOR DIRECTORY CONT.

Publicity Officer 10 Softball Team 9, 10, 11
French Club 9, 10
Treasurer 10 Massey, Andrea
Humanities Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Future Business Leaders of America 12
Public Relations Officer 10
Students Against Drunk Driving 9, 10 McCook, Keith
Rifle Team Marksman 9, 10
Lashley, Derek Color Guard 9, 10, 11, 12
Baseball 9 Civil Air Patrol 9, 10, 11, 12
B-Team Baseball 10, 11 R.O.T.C. 9, 10, 11, 12
Varsity Baseball 10, 11 Lieutenant Colonel 12
B-Team Basketball 10 Red Cross Club 11
AIASA 11 Rifle Club 9, 10
Who's Who Among American High School Military Review Staff 9, 10, 11, 12
Students 12 Newspaper Staff 12
Military Ball Staff 9, 10, 11, 12
Lawrence, Lashunda Student Council 11 Allies Club 11
R.O.T.C. 9, 10, 11, 12 Junior Class Representative French Club 11, 12
CVAE Prom Committee 11 Drama Club 12
Humanities Club 12
Lawton, Fowler McGee, Kerry Science Ficton Club 12
Spanish Club 10 Sugar Bear Band Drill Team 9, 10
DECA 1 11 Norris, Pete
Lester, Shadonna Lachelle DECA 2 12 Chess Club 10
Track Team 9, 10, 11, 12 Science Club 10
DECA Club 12 Miller, Christi Math Club 11
Cheerleader 9 Debate Team 10
Lewis, Dana Varsity Cheerleader 12 Who's Who Among American High School
Annual Staff 9 Spirit Committee 9, 10, 11, 12 Students 10, 11
Sugar Bear Band Drill Team 10 Black History and Culture Club 10, 11, 12
Committee Chairperson 12
Locke, Hillary Historiam 11
Beta Club 10, 11, 12 DECA 12 Oneal, Laurie
Allies 10, 11, 12 Teens Against Pregnancy 12 Black History and Culture Club 9, 10, 11
Sugar Bear Band 10, 11 Future Homemakers of America 9, 10, 11
French Club 11, 12 Mitchell, Scott C. French Club 9, 10, 11
Govenors Honors Program Finalist 11 Baseball Team 9 French Oratorical Contest 9, 10, 11, 12
Foreign Relations Varsity Baseball Team 10, 11, 12 Spirit Club 9, 10, 11
Annual Staff Editor of Sports 12 Drama 10
Long, Melinda Math Club 11
Cheerleader 9 Mize, Robert Future Business Leaders of America 12
Future Homemakers of America 11 Future Business Leaders of America 12
Chorus 12 P
VOT 12 Morgan, Toussainte
Future Homemakers of America 9 Patterson, Amy Lachelle
Lystlund, David Basketball Team 9 Future Farmers of America 10
Newpaper Staff 9, 12 Junior Varsity Track 9 Spirit Club 11
Literary Magazine Staff 10, 11, 12 R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 12 Future Business Leaders of America 11, 12
Science Ficton Club 12 Vice President
Debate Club 12 N Prom Committee 11
Academic Decathalon 12
Neal, Elaine Peale, Janelle
M Honor Roll 9 Beta Club 10
Cheerleader Co-Captain 10 Math Club 10, 11
Mahone, Shedina Varsity Cheerleader 11, 12 Spanish Club 10, 11
Spanish Club 11 Newpaper Staff 11
Student Council 11 Students Against Drunk Driving 10
Varsity Track 11 Spirit Committee 11
Spirit Committee Vice President 12 Govenor's Honors Program Niminee 10
Drama Club Secretary 12 Foreing Relations 12
Debate Team 12 Who's Who Among American High School
Humanities Club 12 Students 12

Nordenhaug, Stephanie Phillips, Lisa D.
Chorus 9 Future Homemakers of America Treasurer
Govenors Honors Program Nomination ==
10 Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12
Govenors Honors Program Semi-Finalist Govenors Honors Program Nomination
11 10
Latin Club 11, 12 Southern Bell Scholar 10, 11
Treasurer 11 Beta Club 11, 12
Spirit Committee 11 Newspaper Staff 11, 12

Business Manager 12

Spirit Committee 11

Student Council 12

Senior Class President

Senior Superlative

Voted Most School Spirit 12

Miss Central

Annual Staff Editor of Underclassmen
12

Football Manager 12

Who's Who Among American High School
Students 11, 12

Phillips, Renita
Future Homemakers of America 9
Sugar Bear Band 11, 12
Teens Against Pregnancy 12

Pinkney, Marcus Antonio
Students Against Drunk Driving 11
Black History and Culture Club 10,
Spanish Club 9
R.O.T.C. 9, 10, 11,
Drama Club 12

11,

12

12

Pipkins, Marcia
Black History and Culture Club 12

Plowden, Phyllis
Student council 9, 10, 11,
Freshman Class Secretary
Sophomore Class Representative
Junior Class Representative
Black History and Clulture Club 9, 10
Pep Club 10, 11
Sugar Bear Band Drill Team 10, 11, 12
Teens Against Pregnancy 10, 11, 12
Perfect Attendance 11
Who's Who Among American High School
Students 11
Newspaper Staff 12
DECA Chapter B Secretary 12

12

Preston, Melissa
Black History and Culture Club 9, 10,
Sugar Bear Band 9, 10, 11, 12
Student Council
Freshman Class Vice President
Sophomore Class Vice President
Junior Class Vice President
Senior Class Vice President
Spririt Committee 10, 11
Teens Against Pregnancy 11, 12
Senior Superlative
DECA Club Secretary 12

Preston, Sandra
Sugar Bear Band 9, 10, 11, 12
ist Lieutenant 12
2nd Lietenant 11

SENIOR DIRECTORY CONT.

Spirit Committee 10, 11
Student Council 10, 11, 12
Sophomore Class Secretary
Junior Class Secretary

Senior Class Secretary

DECA Club 12

Teens Against Pregnancy 12

R

Randolph, Tiffany
VOCA 9
Golden girls Drill Team 9
History and Culture Club 10, 11
Future Business Leaders of America 11
j.R.O.T.C. 12
Military Review Staff 12
Ist Lieutenant 12

Robertson, Rob
Academic Bowl 10, 11, 12
Students Against Drunk Driving 11
Beta Club 12
Spanish Club 11
Golf Team 9, 10, 11, 12
Who's Who Among American High School
Students 12
Math Team 9
Allies 10, 11,12

Robinson, Michelle
Sugar Bear Band Drill Team 9
French Club 9, 10
National Honor Society 11
Future Business Leaders of America
Secretary 12
Annual Staff 12

Rozier, Charlene
Drama Club 9
Latin Club 9
Allies 10, 11
Future Business Leaders of America 12

Sams, Larry
DECA 12
Wrestling Team 11, 12
Golf Team 9

Saunders, Darlene
Annual Staff 9
DECA Chapter A

Scarborough, Kimberly Denise
Student Council 9
Softball Team 9, 10
Track Team 9, 10

Caligraphy Club 9

BETA Club 9, 10

Future Business Leaders of America 12

Schieneman, Diane
BETA Club 9, 10,
Secretary 12

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Student Council Tresurer 12
Tennis Team 10, 11, 12
Girls State 11

French Club 9, 10, 11,
Drama Club 9, 10
Academic Bowl Team 10
Foreign Relations 12

12

Seney, Rod
9th Grade Baseball
Beta Club 9, 10, 11,
Latin Club 9, 10
Baseball B-Team, Varsity 10, 11, 12
French Club 11, 12
Students Against Drunk Driving 11
Who's Who Among American High School
Students 11

12

Seney, Russ
Beta Club 9, 10, 11,
Latin Club 9, 10
9th Grade Baseball
Baseball B-Team 10
Baseball Team 11, 12
French Club 11, 12
Students Against Drunk Driving 11
Who's Who Among American High School
Students 11

12

Skinner, Bennie R.
9th Grade Football
DECA 12

Smith, Brett
Math Team 9, 10, 11
Allies 11, 12
Who's Who Among American High School
Students 11
Beta Club 9
Academic Bowl 10, 11
Student Council Senior Class
Representative
Y-Club President 12
Spanish Club 12
Literary Magazine 12

Stephens, Michelle
Spirit Committee 9, 10, 11
Newpaper Staff 10
Literary Magazine 10
Cheerleader Football and Basketball
Captain
Sugar Bear Band Dance Team 11
Girl's State 11
Honor Roll 11
Red Cross Club 11
Spanish Club 11, 12
Student Council Senior Class
Representative
Drama Club 12
Varsity Cheerleader 12
Who's Who Among American High School
Students 12

Stokes, Marcus
Beta Club 9, 10, 11, 12
National Honor Society 9, 10

Academic Bowl 11, 12
Math Club 9, 10, 11, 12
Math Team 9, 10, 11, 12
Govenors Honors Program 11
French Club 10, 11
Foreign Relations 12
Humanities Club 12
Chess Club 9, 10

Debate Team 9

Science Club 9

Georgia Merit Scholar 11
Mu Alpha Theta 12

Stubbs, Stafford W.
Golden Boots
DECA
R.O.T.C.

Taylor, Sandra
Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12
Humanities Club 9, 10, 11, 12
Reporter 12
Govenor's Honors Program Nomination
Social Studies 11
Heartbeat Club officer 12
Literary Magazine 12
Annual Staff 12
Southern Bell Scholar 11

Thompson, Harry
Annual Staff 11, 12
Founder of Hit Studios 11
Newspaper Staff Co-Editor of
Photography 12

Tickel, Caroline
French Club 9
DECA 11, 12
Reporter 11
President 12
Humanities Club 12
Literary Magazine 12
Whos Who Among American High School
Students 11

Trawick, Mindy
Sugar Bear Band 9, 10, 11, 12
Drum Major 10, 11, 12
All State Band 10, 11
District Honor Band 9, 10, 11, 12
UGA Honor Band 11, 12
Math Club 11
Spanish Club 11
Senior Selection Most Talented
Senior Superlative
Govenors Honors Program Finalist Music
10

SENIOR DIRECTORY CONT.

Turner, Larry
R.O.T.C. 9, 10, 11
Varsity Football Team 12
VOCA 12

Wade, Larry
Girl's State Basketball Manager 10, 11

Walker, Amy
Sugar Bear Band 9, 10, 11, 12

Waller, Ronda
Drama Club 9
Chorus 9
Spanish Club 11
Georgia Certificate of Merit Finalist 11
Black History and Culture Club Treasurer
12
Who's Who Among American High School
Students 12

Watley, Kara
Black History and Culture Club 9, 10, 11
Spanish Club 11
Spirit Committee 11, 12
DECA 11, 12
Teens Against Pregnancy 12

Webb, Shannon
Sugar Bear Band Majorette 9, 10, 11
Captain 11
Spirit Club 9, 10
Math Club 11
Future Business Leaders of America
Parliamentarian 12

West, Cheri
Sugar Bear Band Drill Team 9, 10

Whitaker, Beth
French Club 9, 10, 11, 12
President 11, 12
Beta Club 9, 10, 11, 12
Sugar Bear Band Officer 9, 10
Humanities Club 10, 11, 12
Drama Club President 12
One-Act Play 3rd Place
Literary Magazine 12
Govenor's Honors Program Semifinalist
10, 11
Student Council 12
National Merit Semifinalist 12
Georgia Certificate of Merit 11
Literary Meet 11, 12
4th Place Piano 11
Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12
National French Contest 9, 10, 11
3rd Place State 9
6th Place Southeast Region 9
Who's Who Among American High School
Students 11, 12
Spirit Committee Officer 11

Whitehead, Latonya
Sugar Bear Band 9, 10, 11
Drill Team 9, 10
Majorette 11
Black History and Culture Club 9, 10
Spririt Club 10
Student Council 10, 11, 12
Junior Class Representative
Senior Class Representative

French Club 11

Math Club 11

Teens Against Pregnancy 11

Who's Who Among American High School
Students 12

Spanish Club 12

Whitt, Vici
Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12
All State Chorus 11, 12
Track Team Manager 9, 10
Cross Country Team Manager 10, 11
Trainer for Football 11
Future Business Leaders of America 12
Students Against Drunk Driving 12
Literary Meet Alternate 10
Annual Staff 12
Foreign Language Fair 10
Spirit Club 9, 10, 11

Williams, Donzaliegh
Black History and Culture Club
Parlaimentarian 12
VOCA Chair Person of Funding
Committee

Wolfe, Brad
9th Grade Football Team
Spring Football Team 10

Y

Yeomans, Brad
Math Team 9
Math Club 9
Spanish Club 9
Varsity Tennis Team 9
Varsity Golf Team 11, 12
DECA 11
Who's Who Among American High School
Students 12

Times of your life

The school year, 1988-1989, has come to an end. Where did it go? Somehow in the blur of sports events, pep rallies, club
meetings, library research projects, and final exams, it slipped past us.

It has been a good year, and its events have been captured and recorded for future reminiscences. Vivid scenes come to mind
now as we recall our year together the good feeling that comes from knowing we're prepared for that major test, the
uncontrollable panic when we realized our math homework was still lying on the kitchen table, the happy chattering of friends as
we stood in line in the lunch room or walked between classes. Some moments will remain clear forever; others will fade from
memory. It is our hope that this record of our year together will trigger the recall of all our successes and warm friendships.

Such recall is an important part of our growing into adulthood and its responsibilities. Weve learned the importance of being
adequately prepared and the success and self-assurance such preparation can bring. We know how to avoid that panic over
forgotten math homework by keeping our lives and duties in order. We will always cherish the friendship of our high school years
and see the necessity of maintaining those relationships as well as establishing new ones. Only from these experiences can we
profit and grow into what we dream to be. The world awaits us and we are ready.

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