- Collection:
- Middle Georgia School Yearbooks
- Title:
- The Pegasus 1990
- Creator:
- Central High School (Macon, Ga.)
- Publisher:
- Macon, Ga. : Central High School
- Date of Original:
- 1990
- Subject:
- Central High School (Macon, Ga.)--Students--Yearbooks
School yearbooks
High school students--Georgia--Macon--Social life and customs - Location:
- United States, Georgia, Bibb County, Macon, 32.84069, -83.6324
- Medium:
- school yearbooks
- Type:
- Text
- Description:
- A 1990 Central High School yearbook from Macon, Georgia.
- Metadata URL:
- https://archive.org/details/1990-central-high-school
- IIIF manifest:
- https://iiif.archivelab.org/iiif/1990-central-high-school/manifest.json
- Language:
- eng
- Holding Institution:
- Washington Memorial Library, Middle Georgia Regional Library
- Rights:
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Produced by: Jostens Publishing Co.
outheastern Portraits, Inc.
Representative: Juay Van Doorn
Photographer: S
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Faculty adviser: Kitty
Movin On Up!!
It sure was hot this summer in Ma-
con! So what did Central High School
students do to coool off from the hot
summer days?
A popular destination was any place
that had plenty of water. For some,
that was the local swimming pool. Oth-
ers enjoyed the great beaches in the
south St. Simons, Hilton Head, Pan-
ama City, Daytona, and Jacksonville.
Parks such as White Water and Six
Flags drew large crowds, also.
Traveling took up many of our stu-
dents time. Some went to visit
friends, others to new and exciting
places, at home and abroad.
Then, there were the bums of sum-
mer people who just sat at home
and hugged the air-conditioner. They
couldn't have survived the summer
without their climate-controlled envi-
ronments.
These are just a few of the things
students did over the summer break.
Whatever you did, we know you had a
great time. One thing is for certain
the students of Central didnt let the
heat bother them!
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Alison Gaughf spent a weekend at Panama City Beach
with Central graduate and boyfriend Rikki Massey.
Tina Jones and friend Ben went to Panama City
Beach.
3
Jennifer Caldwell (left) takes a day off with friends
Andrea Agnello and Michelle Harshberger in the Bos-
ton Common.
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Many students enjoyed days at Six Flags over Georgia.
This picture of the Log Flumes was taken by Dawn
Collins.
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Senior Angela Fowler spent a few days at Epcot
Center in Orlando, Florida.
Centrai English teacher and yearbook adviser Kitty
Corson participated in the Cotton Patch Gospel musi-
cal at the Macon Little Theater.
Jennifer Caldwell went rock climbing in Maine.
1. Michael Jackson
hes BAD.
2. Gun's 'n Roses.
3. DJ Jazzy Jeff and
the Prince, Salt 'N
Pepa rap on!
4. Bebraided
Terrance Trent
Darby.
5. Corey Haim and
Patrick Swayze are
two favorite teen
idols.
6. Def Leppard knows
that "Love Bites.
7. Charlie Sheen is
Major League.
8. Rob Lowe
admired by the
women.
9. INXS, Depeche
Mode, and REM
remain chart-toppers.
10. Ronald Reagan,
Commander in Chief
for two terms.
11. The Challenger.
12. The royal couple,
Charles and Diana.
13. The fashionable
Di always makes a
statement.
14. Alyssa Milano
and Holly Robinson
are popular,
especially among
teenage boys.
What can we say about life in
the '80s? A lot! There were many
memorable events that took
place
In the past decade, President
Ronald Reagan served two terms.
Oliver North was tried for selling
weapons to Iran in exchange for
hostages. Di married Charles.
The Statue of Liberty turned one-
hundred years old, and the Wiz-
ard of Oz turned fifty. More peo-
ple became aware and informed
about the deadly AIDS virus,
which as yet has no cure. Fergie
married Prince Andrew and three
children were born into the royal
family. Pete Rose was found
guilty of gambling, and Jim Bak-
er was convicted of defrauding
his PTL followers. The tragic
event which we will always re-
member was the explosion of the
Challenger. Another tragedy was
the USS Stark naval disaster.
We will also remember things
in our personal lives, like music.
Some people were into Post Mod-
ern groups like INXS, REM, and
Depeche Mode. Heavy metal fans
liked Guns and Roses, Motley
Crue, and Def Leppard. And of
course there were people who
liked rap groups like Run DMC
and JJ Fad.
Everyone will remember the
fashions, iike tie dyed T-shirts,
peace signs, leather jackets, and
penny loafers. We cant forget
our favorite weekend spot the
movies! Vietnam movies like Pla-
toon and Good Morning Vietnam
were popular. Then there were
the horror movies like Friday the
13th and Nightmare on Elm
Street. And of course, everybody
loved ET, Top Gun, and Dirty
Dancing.
We must not neglect the actors
and actresses of the '80s
Alyssa Milano, Michelle Pieffer,
Corey Haim, and Charlie Sheen.
The older favorites were back,
like Cher and Robert Redford.
Its amazing that so many
things can happen in just ten
short years. | hope that we can
look back at the decade, remem-
ber it all, and smile!
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Dont you just hate it when
you're walking down the hall and
you notice that special someone
giving you the eye?! You turn
around to smile when all of a sud-
den ... SMASH! you smack head
on with another student, and
books, paper, and pencils fly all
over the hall. Theres no way to
avoid it.
You've just been caught in one
of lifes most embarrassing mo-
ments. Then to top it all off, ev-
eryone stares. Thats not so bad
until that first chuckle comes
along. Then, like a chain reac-
tion, the halls are filled with
laughter. In your maze of red,
you hurry to get away from it all,
only to find yourself slipping
down the stairs.
The 1989 Pegasus survey tells
us that our students top three
humiliating moments are trip-
ping/falling at school, their car
stalling, and dropping their
lunch tray. Just be careful; when
you find yourself in one of those
accidents, make sure that the
photographer is not around!
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It was love at first sight and ever since Novem- _ A lifetime's not too long to live as friends
ber 9, 1986 for Angela Fowler and Scott Turner. Amanda Ellison and Jennifer Weatherly.
Tomoka Nelson and Toyann Daniels sitting pret-
ty. They've been dating since March 1988.
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Jennifer Caldwell and Phil Haynie, her second Love, love me do you know | love you
dad, in Scrooge, a play at Macon Little Theatre. Lon Harbin and Misty Shumaker.
Here at Central High School there is love everywhere. There is boyfriend /girl-
friend love, love from friend to friend, a love for our school, and a student/
teacher love. With all this love, no wonder Central is the best school around!
Friends are a rare breed these days, and to have a true-blue best friend is
special. Rosa and Tracey Davis are great friends. Rosa said that what makes
Tracey her best friend is that she is nice, caring, and loving. Tracey's feelings
were mutual.
Its very special when there is a student-teacher love; when a student thinks
his teacher is the best in the whole school. Some students think of teachers as
being old and mean, but they arent always! Teachers like Mrs. Patricia Toliver
and Mr. William Turner who want to share all their knowledge and skills are
appreciated.
Finally there is a love for our school. When students and faculty do their very
best to make our school number one, they go beyond the call of duty to better
Central. That's a special kind of love.
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Shanda Galloway and Jorge Hall have been to-
gether for one and a half years.
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Mitch Tucker, Dawn Collins, and John Sink look
like they're having a good time!
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Sisters forever ... this was taken this summer.
It's the last picture taken of Angela and Rhonda
Sue Fowler.
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Happy smiles from Cicely Mason and Micheal
Little.
4
This vested couple, Adonis Thomas and Chelsea
May, began dating on Valentine's Day, 1989.
Graduation Day 89 for Keith Lankford, Dana
Harbin, Brandon Bizell, and Chuck Griffith.
Another hard day of band practice
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Michael Fabrizio and friend hang out on the
way home.
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Just one more step to go sighs Tonya
Greene.
An assembly is always fun and an experience!
The KILLER STEPS at Lanier A.
Enjoying a delectable french fry
4
How do you like my jeans?
One of the things that has
helped to make the world a mad-
house this year is computers.
They do wonderful things like
putting freshmen in senior En-
glish. The one disadvantage to
that is that the freshman, being
new and not knowing about these
things, will spend half the year in
the class and get no credit!
In many cases, students wound
up with no schedules at all. So
they had to go to the office and
sit in line and wait and wait.
But the masses of people in there
kept them company. Many
couldn't get any of the classes
that they wanted.
Another problem is the crowds
of students in classrooms, the
lunchroom, and parking lots.
Desks were in short supply at the
beginning of the year, along with
textbooks. You would think that
with an extra high school, these
maddening problems would be
alleviated.
But all in all, the school year
was fun, exciting, and filled with
new experiences and promises.
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We all know how strange things at Central can
get! The students and faculty can be pretty
weird themselves. But believe it or not, the most
common things can be seen as odd from differ-
ent vantage points. For example, if you look at
the point of a pencil directly at the tip, you may
see something totally different than someone
else looking at the same thing.
Are you one of those people who study a part
of an object (without knowing what it is) until
you can tell what the object is? If you are one,
can you correctly identify these pictures? If you
submit all your answers to Ms. Corsons room
(422), you may win a $50.00 gift certificate
from the Macon Mall. Have fun and good luck!
Your senior year in high
school is an emotional and
question-filled time. You ask
yourself so many questions
about the future, and the
most-asked question is, Is
there life after high school?
Twelve years of going to
school and seeing the same
faces; what could possibly be
next?
Years from now as you
look back on your high
school days, you'll discover
that graduating does not
mean that all of your memo-
ries will fade, but they will
remain vivid in your mind as
if they happened yesterday.
The future is yours, class
of 1990. Take advantage of
it. You have a fresh new start
and a new decade to look for-
ward to. The foundations
you've laid will determine
your future. It is now up to
you to set goals and start
moving up towards the fu-
ture.
". life has just begun. It shouldn't
seem as if its a pause in life ... a bright
new beginning of the future." Cathy
Boone.
Daphne Anderson Vicki Anderson William Anderson Antonio Austin
Latonia Austin Jennifer Avery Donna Bacchus Kenneth Bailey
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Tonya Barron Alicia Bell Levina Bishop Robert Bloodworth
Cathy Boone Shenequa Boston Rob Brand Rob Rehberg
Barbara Brown
John Buckley
Rosa Callaway
Denee Broadhead
Jason T. Brown Bernestine Bryant
Fate Burnette Chelsa Calhoun
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Alinka Calloway Eric Campbell
Adrain Brown
Carlos Bryant
Eric Calhoun
Karen Campbell
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Cayce Curry Gregory Darrisaw Kimberly Davidson
Barry Davis Dana Davis Rosa Davis Michelle Davison
Michelle Dennard Sheryl! Diboll Corey Dinkins Willie Dinkens
Gregory Dixon Valerie Elder
Maria Ennis Alma Evans Ronald Evans Wyman Ferguson
Mollie Floyd Kisha N. Foster Angela Fowler Sabrina Frederick
Vanessa Freeman
Jennifer Gaudry
Stacey Golden
Corey J. Gaines
Ashley Glover
Michelle Goodman
Karliss Hill David Gaskins
Christopher Gibson Michael Gibson
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Tracey Glover Ricky Godfrey
Eric Goolsby Justen Gray
Earnesta Green Theresa Grey Antonio Grier Shannon Griggs
Angela Grissette Tina Hall Tisha Hall
Brian Hanse Kim Hardesty Bo Harrell Kimberly Harrell
Derretha Harris Charlies Harvey Carol Haynes
Michael Heath Joanne Hill
Steven Hobbs
Carol Hodges Michael Helgeson Nikki Hollis Andrea Howard
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Cedric Howard Keith Howard Ulysses Howard Walter Howard
William Howard Camilla Hughes Osborne Hurst
Johnny Jackson Amy Johnson Anastasia C. Johnson
Andrew Jackson
Felicia Johnson Peggy Johnson Charlene Jones
Tina Jones Travis Jones Melissa Jordan Christy Kasulka
James Kasulka Felisa Kendall Chiquita Lacey
Latisha Law Josh Leigh Tracey Little
Daphne Lockett Sabrina Louder Cedric Lyons
Jana Mangham Doris Maning Felicia Marshall Alecia Martin
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Casey Martin Terence Martin Stephanie Mason Jennifer Meadows
Belinda Middiebrooks Dorothy Miley Kevin Mills Chanin Mitchell
Latisha Mitchum Yuichi Miyamoto Stacey Moffett Alan Moore
Arthelia A. Moore Sabrina Moore Sonja Morris Cindy Mott
Carla Mujicia Annisa Murray Mayi Nelson Jamie Nichols
Kimberly Odom Torrence Ogletree Elizabeth Olsen
Muriel Palmer Cassandra Pearson Clayton Pilcher
Tammy Pitts Rodney Porter Stephanie Preston
Cliff Puckett
Nikki Randall
Veronica Roberts
Wanda Rutland
Hannah Puster
Donny Ranow
Ula R. Rosner
Greg Ryans
Varina Raines
Tawanna Rhodes
Derrick Roundtree
Derrick Sanders
Darrell Randall
Scott Robbins
James Sanders
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Erica Shaw Tony Sherman Misty Shumaker Lisa Sill
Julie Simmons Latasha Simmons Daniel Smith Latonya Smith
Michelle Smith Robert Smith Joretha Staniey Karen Stewart
Dewayne Stinson Matt Stone Clint Sutton Jason Sutton
Erin Tapley Arthur Taylor Clarissa Taylor
Chandra Thomas Heather Thomas Wilbert Thurman Christy Thurston
Scott Tyner Heather Underwood Christopher Wade Kristy Wall
Patricia Waller Faberge Washington Janeth Weires
Robert Wheeler Dontia White Lashonda Whitehead
Aaron Wiggins Jessica Williams Donna Wilson
Sharon Woolfolk Gaea Wright
Central H.S.
Class Of 1990!
onald Agee
imberly Ammerman
Ray Anderson
Daphne Anderson
1th Student Council
Junior Class Treasurer
DECA
Key Club
2th A.P. English
Newspaper Staff
Who's Who
Student Council Vice President
Homecoming Court
icki Anderson
bth Girls Basketball Team
Honors Certificate
LOth Girls Basketball Team
Red Cross
Latin Club
Upward Bound
TCR Program
Girls Oral Interpretation
National Latin Exam
Southern Bell Scholar
GHP Nominee
Red Cross
Latin Club
Upward Bound
TCR Program
Girls Oral interpretation
National Exam Latin Exam
Southern Bell Scholar
Beta Club
Key Club
GHP Nominee
Red Cross President
Latin Club Vice President
Upward Bound
Who's Who
TCR Program Chairperson
Beta Club
Antonio Austin
Latanya Austin
Jennifer Avery
Donna Bacchus
Kenneth Baily
Tonya Barron
Alicia Bell
Levina Bishop
Tarence Bivins
Robert Bloodworth
Susan Bonner
Cathy Boone
9th Spirit Committee
10th Spirit Committee
Literary Magazine
Drama Play Director
Spanish Club
Spirit Committee
Charger Pride Reporter
Project Link
Macon Junior City Council
TAPS
Key Club
Macon Junior City Council
Key Club
TAPS
Charger Pride Business Manager
Senior Class Secretary
Literary Magazine
DECA Treasurer
Shenequa Boston
Marbeth Boughton
Latoya Bowen
Rob Brand
9th Varsity Tennis
10th Varsity Tennis
Who's Who
11th Varsity Tennis
Beta Club
Key Club
12th Varsity Tennis
Beta Club
Key Club
French Club
Veronica Bridges
Ross Brittain
Denee Broadhead
9th GHP Nominee
Allies
Band Saxophone Section Leader
District Honor Band
Beta Club
10th Humanities
Spanish Club
Band Saxophone Section Leader
Beta Club
Spirit Committee
UGA Merit Award
District Honor Band
Math Team
SADD
Allies
GHP Nominee
Honor Roll
Spanish Excellence Award
Beta Club
Heartbeat
Who's Who
Spanish Excellence Award
Honor Roll
12th FBLA
Beta Club
Spirit Committe
Ronnie Brooks
Adrain Brown
Barbara Brown
9th Band Drill Team
Latin Club
Honor Roll
10th SADD
Band Drill Team
French Club
Math Club
Beta Club
Honor Roll
SADD Treasurer
Beta Club
Band Drill Team
Junior Class Representative
Student Council
Honor Roll
Who's Who
GHP Nominee
SADD President
Charger Pride Reporter
Senior Class Representative
Student Council
French Club
Beta Club
Drama Club
Spirit Committee
1st Runner Up Miss Central
David Brown
Jason Brown
Bernestine Bryant
10th Upward Bound
11th Upward Bound
Spirit Committee
Black History And Culture Club
Youth Group
12th Spanish Club
Drug Free Youth Ciub
Upward Bound
TAP
Carlos Bryant
Laurie Buck
John Buckley
Todd Bullard
Jaison Burkovich
Fate Burnette
Ronnie Bush
Jennifer Caldwell
9th French Club
SADD
Basketball
Honor Roll
10th French Club
Drama Club
French Oratorical Contest
GHP Nominee
Southern Bell Scholar
Honor Roll
French Club
Drama Club
Key Club
Merit Certificate
Varsity Soccer
GHP Alternate
Humanities
Honor Roll
Who's Who
Drama Club
Key Club
Humanities
Varsity Soccer
Charger Pride Reporter
Pegasus Annual Editor Of
Computer Operations
Earth Club
Honor Roll
Naimun
Erich Calhoun
Rosa Callaway
Alinka Calloway
Eric Campbell
9th Football
Basketball!
10th Football
Basketbal!
1lth DECA
12th DECA
Black History And Culture Club
Karen Campbell
9th Computer Club
10th Spanish Ciub
11th TAPS
VOCA
12th VOCA
Charger Pride
Eric Carswell
Kevin Carswell
Carole Cater
Brandi Chaffin
Sharon Chambliss
9th Mankind
Black History And Culture Club
Honor Roll
10th Mankind
GHP Nominee
Honor Roll
llth TAPS
GHP Alternate
Georgia Certificate Of Merit Winner
12th FBLA President
Beta Club
Biack History And Culture Club
Key Club
Senior Class Representative
Homecoming Court
Who's Who
TAPS
Todd Chapman
David Churchwell
Melinda Clark
Amy Clarke
Mickey Claxton
Stacey Clayton
Athena Clemons
Dawn Collins
9th Art Club Vice President
Honor Roll
Perfect Attendance
10th Art Club President
Student Council
GHP Alternate
11th Art Club
Red Cross
Softball
French Ciub
SADD
Prom Committee Art Director
Key Club
GHP
12th French Club
Pegasus Art Editor
Key Club
Who's Who
Clarence Copeland
Michael Cox
Kevin Cummings
Tommy Cummings
Gregory Darrison
Kimberly Davidson
Barry Davis
Dana Davis
9th Student Council
Black History And Culture Club
JROTC Sgt. First Class Company A
10th Jrotc Squad Leader Company A
llth DECA Chapter A
12th DECA Chapter B
Black History And Culture Club
TAPS
James Davis
Rodney Davis
Rosa Davis
Nekeitha Davison
Samuel Denmark
James Dennard
Michelle Dennard
Sherie Diboll
10th Spanish Club
SADD
1lth Beta Club
Spanish Club
Sadd
Key Club
12th Beta Club
Key Club
FBLA
Willie Dinkens
Corey Dinkins
9th Baseball
Basketball
10th Who's Who
1lth DECA
Track
12th DECA
Senior Most Friendly
Black History And Culture Club
Baseball Team
Gregory Dixon
Dana Donaldson
Carmen Duncan
9th Art Club
Band
10th Band
Art Club
llth Band
12th DECA
Fauna Durham
Valarie Elder
Sean Elliot
Maria Ennis
Alma Evans
Ronald Evans
Tondra Felder
Stacy Felton
9th Perfect Attendence
Track
ROTC
Wyman Ferguson
Beth Flewellyn
Mollie Floyd
Marshall Ford
Kisha Foster
9th Red Cross
Oratorical Contest
Perfect Attendence
Drama
10th Student Council
Red Cross
Perfect Attendence
Hugh O'Brian Award
Creative Writing
1lth Student Council
Junior Class Vice President
Girl's State
Charger Pride News Editor
GHP nominee in Communicative
Arts
SADD
Key Club
Prom Committee
12th DECA Reporter
Senior Class Vice President
SADD
Student Council
Charger Pride News Editor
Key Club
Pegasus Senior Section Editor
Spirit Committee
Project Link
Taps
Most Likely to Succeed
Stephen Foster
Angela Fowler
9th Band Auxilary
10th Allies
Band Auxilary
llth Spirit Club
Key Club
12th Red Cross Vice President
Chorus Treasurer
FBLA
Sabrina Frederick
Vanessa Freeman
Rico Fuller
9th JROTC
J.V. Baseball
10th Varsity Baseball
B-Team Football
1lth Red Cross
Varsity Baseball
12th DECA
Biack History and Culture Club
Varsity Football
Varsity Baseball
Corey Gaines
9th Football Manager
10th Varsity and B-Team Basketball
llth Varsity Basketbal/
Key Club
12th A.P.English
Charger Pride Reporter
DECA
Black History and Culture Club
Varsity Basketball
Who's Who
Key Club
Cross Country
David Gaskins
Jennifer Gaudry
Valeeta George
Robby Gibbs
9th Band
Allies
Math Team
10th Beta Club
Band
French Club
Math Club
11th Key Club President
Beta Club
Band Officer
Student Council
French Club
Math Club
12th Key Club President
Beta Club
Band Officer
French Club
Math Club
Mu Alpha Theta
Christopher Gibson
Michael Gibson
9th Student Council
SADD
Spanish Ciub
B-Team Football
Spirit Club
Track
Military Excellence Award
10th SADD
Spanish Club
Student Council
FBLA
Varsity Football
Military Exellence Award
9th FBLA
SADD
Spirit Club
Varsity Football
Track
Military Exelience Award
Reserve Officers Medal
12th DECA
SADD
Spanish Club
Science Club
Spirit Club
Track
Military Review Editor
Alpha Company Commander
John Gilbert
Shannon Gilbert
Eamon Glennon
Ashley Glover
Tracey Glover
Donald Godfrey
Stacey Golden
William Goldwire
Michelle Goodman
Eric Goolsby
Felicia Goolsby
Lesley Gotsch
Justen Gray
9th Wrestling
Latin Club
Math Club
10th French Club
Charger Pride Reporter
Math Club
11th GHP Communicative Arts
Varsity Football
Key Club
Varsity Soccer
French Club
Charger Pride Editorial Editor
12th Varsity Football Captain
Varsity Soccer
Charger Pride Editorial Editor
Mr.Central
Senior Best All Around
Key Club
French Club
Earnesta Green
10th Spanish Ciub
llth FBLA
TAPS
Miss.Junior
12th TAPS
Black History and Culture Club
Miss. Central
Senior Most Popular
Theresa Grey
Antonio Grier
Chad Griffin
Shannon Griggs
Angela Grissett
Freddy Guyton
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Tina Hall
9th J.V.Cheerleader
Freshman Class Representative
10th J.V. Cheerleader Captain
French Club
Beta Club
1lth Varsity Cheerleading Captain
Spirit Committee
Beta Club
TAPS
Red Cross
Who's Who
12th TAPS
Spirit Committee Secretary
Black History and Culture Club
Beta Club
Model United Nation
Tisha Hall
1lth TAPS
12th Who's Who
Sonya Hallman
Brian Hanse
Kimberely Hardesty
9th Drama Club
Softball
10th Spanish Club
llth Spanish Club
Key Club
12th DECA
Who's Who
Bo Harrell
Kimberely Harrell
10th Yearbook Staff
12th Spanish Club
Charger Pride Reporter
Terrell Harris
Artimus Hart
Charles Harvey
Paris Harvey
William Hawes
Carol Haynes
9th Humanities
Latin Club
SADD
Drama Club
10th Beta Club
GHP nominee
Art Club
Humanities
1lth Beta Club
GHP nominee
12th Beta Club
National Merit Semifinalist
Who's Who
Humanities
Math Ciub Treasurer /Secretary
Michael Heath
9th Computer Club
J.V. Baseball
10th Varsity Baseball
Computer Club
11th Varsity Baseball
Spanish Club
12th Varsity Baseball
Spanish Club
Michael Helgeson
Mack Hickman
Keith Higgins
Lorin Higgison
Bernard Hill
Joanne Hill
Cindy Hill
9th
SADD
Drama Club
10th Charger Pride Co. Features Editor
11th Drama Club Vice President
Humanities
GHP in Communicative Art
Key Club
Who's Who
Student Council
Junior Class Representative
Charger Pride Editor in Chief
12th Drama Club
Karliss
Humanities
Student Council Secretary
Charger Pride Editor in Chief
Hill
Reginald Hill
Tia Hill
Thomas Hiscox
Steven
9th
Hobbs
Beta Club
Band
FBLA
Spanish Club
Student Council
Spirit Club
Computer Ciub
Jr. Civitan
Honor Roll
10th FBLA Treasurer
Band
Spanish Club
Student Council
Beta Club
Jr. Civitan
Transferred to Central
Academic Bow!
Perfect Attendance
Student Council
Junior Class Representative
Academic Bowl
Prom Committee Chairman
A.P. History
Key Club
Pegasus Annual Staff
Editor of Yearbook Sales/Promotion
Prom Committee
NAIMUN
lst runner up Most Spirited
Who's Who
Karol Hodges
Andrew Hollins
Keith Hollingshed
9th
ROTC
10th ROTC
Spirit Committee
11th ROTC
Spirit Committee
Peer Counselor
Black History and Culture Club
12th Student Council
SADD
Spirit Club
DECA
Chorus
Peer Counselor
Nikki Hollis
9th
ROTC Scribe
10th VOCA
1lth DECA President
12th DECA Secretary
Black History and Culture Club
TAPS
Ulysses Howard
Walter Howard
Lewis Howard
9th
Chess Club
10th Chess Club
11th Chess Ciub
12th Key Club
Humanities
French Club
Andre Howard
Cedric Howard
9th Football
Basketball
10th Sugarbear Band Marching and
Concert
Upward Bound
11th Sugarbear Band Section Leader
Upward Bound
12th Sugarbear Band Ist Lt. and Section
Leader
Chiquita Howard
Keith Howard
Victoria Howard
David Howington
David Hughes
Camilia Hughes
Jennifer Hunnicutt
Frankie Hunter
Osbourne Hurst
James Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Johnny Jackson
Kayle Jackson
Kelvin Jackson
Tammy James
Amy Johnson
9th Honor Roll
10th Honor Roll
12th SADD
Red Cross
TAPS
Spanish Club
Key Club
FBLA
Most Talented Nominee
Spirit Club
Show Choir
Honor Roll
Chevelle Johnson
10th FBLA
Math Club
1lth Varsity Cheerleader
Spirit Committee
12th Varsity Cheerleader Captain
Spirit Committee
Black History and Culture Club
TAPS
Student Council
Chorus
Felicia Johnson
Jerry Johnson
Peggy Johnson
Tina Jones
Charlene Jones
Travis Jones
Barbara Jordan
James Kasulka
Kristy Kasulka
Algernon Kelly
Felisa Kendall
9th ROTC Scribe and Color Guard
10th ROTC
CVAE
llth DECA
TAPS
12th ROTC
DECA
TAPS
Senior Most Friendly
Norman Kendrick
Geanny Kim
Chiquita Lacey
Latisha Law
Bettina Lee
Josh Leigh
Tracie Little
Daphne Lockett
9th J.V. and Varsity Basketball
Softball
Track
ROTC
10th J.V. and Varsity Basketball!
Softball
Track
ROTC
11th Varsity Basketball
Softball
Track
Black History and Culture Club
SADD
Red Cross
12th Varsity Basketball
Track
Black History and Culture Club
DECA :
SADD
Spirit Committee
Red Cross
Senior Most Athletic
Cedric Lyons
Arthelia Moore
9th Track
ROTC
12th FBLA
Biack History and Culture Club
Sabrina Moore
Sonja Morris
Cindy Mott
9th Sugar Bear Band
SADD
llth District Honors Band
10th Sugar Bear Band
French Club
Beta Club
Who's Who
11th District Honors Band
Sugar Bear Band
French Club
Beta Club
Who's Who
11th District Honors Band
Sugar Band Section Leader
Who's Who
French Club
Beta Club Secretary
Key CLub
SADD
Jimmy Mahone
Janna Mangham
Doris Manning
Felicia Marshall
Alecia Martin
Casey Martin
Lloyd Martin
Stephanie Mason
Remona Mays
Terry McConnell
Carl i
David McCrary aria Mujica
David Mulli
Jennifer Meadows saci
Joseph Meadows nee ee
Belinda Middlebrooks
Pasi Miettinen
Dorothy Miley
Kevin Mills
Chanin Mitchell
9th Perfect Attendence
ROTC Corporal
llth FBLA
12th Black History and Cullture Club
DECA
TAPS Jamie Nichols
Mayi Nelson
Latisha Mitchum Rodney Norman
Yuichi Miyamoto
Alan Moore
Cariton O'Neal
Kimberely Odom
llth FBLA
12th FBLA Secretary
Elizabeth Olsen
9th Beta Club
Math Team
Magna Cum Laude In Latin |
10th Beta Club
Math Team
French Club
Certificate of Merit for National
French Exam
Certificate of Merit for French
Excellence in Biology
llth Beta Club
French Club
Math Team
Key Club Secretary
Honor Roll
12th Beta Club
Math Team
French Club
Key Club Secretary
Muriel Palmer
9th Perfect Attendence
Honor Roll
Beta Club
French Club
Black History and Culture Club
10th ROTC Superior Cadet
Honor Roll
Beta Club
French Club
ROTC Superior Cadet
Honor Roll
Beta Club
French Club
Key Club
Perfect Attendence
Girls State participant
ROTC Batallion Commander
French Club
Beta Club
Key Club
TAPS
ROTC Golden Girls
Anthony Parham
Eric Parker
Robert Parsons
Tommy Patterson
Chester Payne
Kimberely Payne
Cassandra Pearsoon
Clay Pilcher
10th Varsity Wrestling Team
French Club
11th Key Club Vice President
Honor Roll
Varsity Soccer Team
French Club
12th Key Club Vice president
Varsity Soccer Team
Tammy Pitts
Shawn Pope
Rodney Porter
Stephanie Preston
Clifford Puckett
Hollis Pugh
Hannah Puster
Varina Raines
9th Cheerleader
Spirit Club
Perfect Attendence
10th Cheerleader B Team
Spirit Club
llth Varsity Cheerleader
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Spirit Club
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12th Varsity Cheerleader Captain
Student Council
Spirit Club
TAPS
Black History and Culture Club
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Nikki Randall
9th Cheerleader
Student Council
Spirit Committee
10th Biack History and Culture Club
Spirit Committee
llth DECA
Black History and Culture Club
TAPS
12th DECA
Black History and Culture Club
President
TAPS
Makesha Reynolds
Tawanna Rhodes
Scott Robbins
9th Sugarbear Band
Math Team
10th Sugarbear Band
Beta Club
French Club
Math Club
Sugarbear Band Officer
Key Club Treasurer
Beta Club
French Club
Math Club
Soccer Team
Sugarbear Band Officer
Key Club Treasurer
Beta Club
Math Club
Latin Club
Soccer Team
Veronica Roberts
Shelley Rodgers
Ula Rosner
9th Sugarbear Band Silks
Beta Club
Math Team
Latin Club
Academic Bow!
SADD
Southern Bell Scholar
10th Sugarbear Band Silks Ist Lt.
Beta Club
Math Team
Spirit Committee
French Club Vice President
Allies
SADD
Southern Bell Scholar
Sugarbear Band Silks Captain
Beta Club
SADD Secretary
Math Team
French Club Secretary
Key Club
Southern Bell Scholar
Beta Club President
SADD Secretary/Treasurer
Math Team
Key Club
Student Council
Junior City Council
GHP Math
National Merit Semi-Finalist
Derrick Roundtree
9th Golden Boots
10th Beta Club
Golden Boots
llth DECA
Golden Boots
12th Golden Boots Co Captain
Company Commander Delta
FBLA
Rebecca Rowell
Christopher Rowland
Sharon Rozier
Wanda Rutland
9th Cheerleader
Track
10th Track
VOCA Reporter
12th DECA
Gregory Ryans
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William Sanders
Willie Sanders
Phillip Saunders
Trevor Scales
Will Schultz
Reginald Scott
Alexandra Scully
Brenda Searcy
Erica Shaw
9th Cheerleader
Freshman Class Vice President
10th Cheerleader
Red Cross
Student Council Representative
11th Sugarbear Band Sugarette
TAPS
12th Black History and Culture Club
Student Council President
TAPS
Senior Most Spirited
Tonya Sherman
Misty Shumaker
1lth Varsity Cheerleader
SADD
Drama Club
Spirit Committee
Perfect Attendance
12th FBLA
Who's Who
Julie Simmons
Latasha Simmons
9th Miss Freshman
Student Council
Cheerleader
llth DECA
12th Black History and Culture Club
DECA
Tiffany Slocumb
Angela Smith
Daniel Smith
Dexter Smith
Frankie Smith
Latonya Smith
Michelle Smith
Robert Smith
9th Sugarbear Band
Perfect Attendance
10th Sugarbear Band
French Club
Math Club
11th Sugarbear Band
Perfect Attendance
French Club
Key Club
Soccer
12th Sugarbear Band
Key Club
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Joretha Stanley
Karen Stewart
9th Sugarbear Band Drill Team
Basketball
10th Sugarbear Band Drill Team 2nd Lt.
Beta Club
French Club
Spirit Club
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Sugarbear Band Drill Team Captain
SADD
French Club
Honor Roll
Spirit Club
French Club
Project Link
FBLA
Key Club
Spirit Club
Dwayne Stinson
Matthew Stone
Clint Sutton
Jason Sutton
Geneva Swayne
Erin Tapley
9th J.V. Cheerleader
French Club
Southern Bell Scholar
10th Southern Bell Scholar
llth FBLA
Key Club
French Club
Southern Bell Scholar
12th FBLA President
Key Club
Humanities
Arthur Taylor
Clarissa Taylor
Jennifer Taylor
Regina Taylor
Willie Taylor
Chandra Thomas
Heather Thomas
Chester Thrash
Wilbert Thurman
Christie Thurston
Hatsumi Toku
Dhonn Tucker
Stephanie Turner
Heather Underwood
James Varner
Christopher Wade
9th Science Club
Math Club
Honor Roll
10th Science Club
Math Club
Honor Roll
llth Key Club
Varsity Soccer
Honor Roll
12th Key Club
Varsity Soccer
French Club
Humanities
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Jane Walker
Christie Wall
Iris Waller
Patricia Waller
Tonya Warren
Faberge Washington
Janith Weires
9th Sugarbear Band
10th Sugarbear Band
Latin Club
Allies
llth Sugarbear Band
Red Cross
French Club
Science Fiction
Key Club
12th Red Cross
FBLA
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French Club
Science Fiction Club
Key Club
Wanda Welch
Alton West
Robert Wheeler
Chris Whipple
Dontia White
Lashonda Whitehead
9th Sugarbear Band
10th Sugarbear Band
llth Sugarbear Band
Aaron Wiggins
Angelia Williams
Jessica Williams
9th Beta Club
Math Team
Latin Club
Sugarbear Band
10th Math Team
Beta Club
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Math Team
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Josette Williams
Regina Williams
Pamela Wilmore
Donna Wilson
9th Black History and Culture Club
10th V.P. Black History and Culture Club
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Spirit Committee
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12th DECA President
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Robert Wilson
Jeff Wilson
Anthony Wimbush
Sharon Woolfolk
Joseph Worley
Gaea Wright
9th Student Council Representative
10th Student Council Representative
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class is diverse and full of
that Charger Spirit. Some
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get good grades, stress is
high, and headaches are
common. For many jun-
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the key to their year.
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man and sophomores,
but they dont have to be
as mature as the seniors.
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view, the juniors are a big
part of Central looking
toward moving on up to
their senior year.
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interesting than being a
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drive to school. Karen Buf-
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Richard Battle Brad Beasley
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Michelle Atwater
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The spirit is back at Central High
School! That was the theme of the first
Charger Pride Night celebration and
pep rally for the Central-Southwest
game. The night began with a spaghet-
ti dinner in the Lanier B cafeteria,
sponsored by the PTSO. Attention
soon turned to the Lanier B Gym as
over 1500 students, teachers, and par-
ents brought the house down with
their enthusiasm.
After the pep rally everyone fol-
lowed the band out to a bonfire beside
the bleachers. The fire was blazing,
the band was playing and everyone
was cheering; it was apparent Charger
pride was definitely present to cheer
our outstanding Charger football team
as they went against our arch rival,
Southwest! Long live Charger Pride!!!!
. The cheerleaders, as always lead everyone in
spirit.
. Mrs. Patricia Barfield, PTSO president recog-
nizes those parents and organizations that
helped make pride night a success.
. Willie Kendrick, disguised as Southmess
Patriot limps onto the gym floor.
. Senior football players and their parents re-
cieve much deserved recognition.
. Central students have a good time at the bon-
fire, while wishing someone would turn the
heat down.
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SOPHOMORES
The first day of school
has arrived and its your
sophomore year, but
some of the same
thoughts from the past
year race through your
mind.
Being a sophomore has
its advantages and disad-
vantages. It means not
being the low man on the
totem pole, but you al-
ways have the juniors and
seniors there to remind
you that youre not at the
top.
This year will pose
many opportunities to
meet new people and dis-
sect plenty of creatures
in Biology. It could be the
best year you'll have in
high school. So keep in
mind that your sopho-
more year is a year that
you'll never forget!
Its definitely better
than being a freshman!
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a good year; | can al-
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Mandy Scarbary
Tim Pratts
Raquel Redding
Carly Price
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Carrie Rulapaugh
Alex Scarbourough
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Jennifer Quire
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Gretchen Schultz
Reginald Raines
Brandi Rodgers
Brenda Sanders
Melissa Scott
Tenica Seldon
John Sikes
Kelly Smith
Jessica Tanner
Reoche Simmons
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Stephen Tate
Saumil Shah
Matt Singletary
Reginald Smith
Ametress Stephens
Shawn Taylor
Deisha Shaw
Anne Sippel
Ryan Straws
Adonis Thomas
Michelle Shoats
Taqueta Slocumb
Lori Spell
Aremima Sullivan
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William Shockley
Antonio Smith
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Brian Swann
Jonathan Thomas
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Yolanda Warner
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John Turner
Bridgett Walker
Ennis Washington
Cyndi Thurmand
Kerri Trammell
Steven Turner
Karen Walker
Alfred Watkins
Michelle Thurston
Kimberly Tripp
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Trey Turner
Keith Walker
Angela Weir
Frank Toler
Gina Troutman
Maria Walker
Richard Weitz
Tina Wheeler Laurie White
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Charity Williams
Mary Williams
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FIRST |S FRESHMEN
It's Monday, but
not just any Mon-
day. Its the first
Monday of a whole
year that you will
spend as a fresh-
man.
You feel nervous
and you are won-
dering where you
will go, and who
you will eat with at
lunch. You walk
around school and
feel as though-
FRESHMAN is
written all over
you. But dont wor-
ry, be happy be-
cause one day you
will be a Super Sen-
ior!
BEING A FRESH-
MAN ITS AW-
FUL! moaned.
Danielle Griffin.
Theres not much
else to say!
Carmon Adams
Patrick Adams
Troy Akers
Chuck Akins
Alicia Albritton
Jamie Allen
Travis Allen
Greg Alley
lan Altman
Marty Aretino
Karen Armstrong
Shonda Austin
Terrance Austin
Christine Baker
Kathyrn Ball
Angela Banks
Cynthia Banks
Jerrius Barfield
Chris Barnard
Steve Barrow
Danae Batcher
Wendy Beasly
Chan Bechman
Arthur Bennette
John Benson
Tabritha Benton
Darry! Berryhill
David Bitter
Charlie Blackwood
Willie Bland
Eric Blanton
Bernard Blash
T.J. Boles
Monica Booze
Heather Borderieux
Trent Bowden
[All
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HULME
Charles Bozier
Wendy Brickhouse
Esperanza Brisby
Angie Britt
Arthur Britt
Kenneth Bromson
Latasha Brooks
Albert Brown
Chris Brown
Curtis Brown
Evangeline Brown
Lachara Brown
Peter Brown
Sedrick Brown
Todd Brown
Mike Browning
Taqueta Bryant
Daniell Burnett
Amy Butler
Luther Butts
Tawana Cainion
Sebeth Calhoun
Eric Cameron
Shay Carroll
Steven Carter
Mike Caruso
Shaun Chacher
Tonya Chambliss
Kenneth Chapman
Robert Cheely
Deshasta Childs
Martha Clark
Kyle Clemons
Antonia Coleman
Kuan Coleman
Brian Collins
Tamico Couch
Michael Crafter
Chad Culler
Mechelle Cummings
Michael Cunningham
Robert Collins
Albert Combs
Dana Cooper
Michelle Comell
Noy Cunningham
Matthew Currey
Tony Cystruck
Keith Dalton
Briana Darby
Deana Darley
Becmari Davis
Brooks Davis
Chad Davis
Dawann Davis
Jill Davis
Lattanya Davis
Nikki Davis
Ulysses Davis
Carlos Davison
Michael Davison
Joanne Dees
Dodie Delladonna
Daniel Dennard
Cassie Dixon
Jason Dixon
Matt Dixon
Jennifer Dominy
Calvin Dozier
Jennifer Drake
Cedrick Dudley
Richard Dunn
Melissa Dyal
Jodie Dykes
Jerome Edwards
Bennie Elder
Clark Elderkin
Rhonda Ellington
Mervis Ellison
Shuntane Engram
Angela Evans
Bobby Evans
Tamekia Evans
Jennifer Fages
Jessica Farr
Kelly Farr
Latosha Ficklin
Brian Findley
Jeffrey Finney
Jene Finney
Tiffany Fitzgerald
Angela Fitzpatrick
Peter Flores
Sukari Flowers
Julianne Floyd
Tara Flynn
Rihcard Fontenot
Breena Ford
Syreeta Ford
Katina Foster
Chad French
Carol Frey
Danay Fricke
Chance Fulk
James Fuller
Amy Gabriel
Dawn Gaffney
Sally Garberson
Brandy Garnto
Melanie Gaskins
Matt Giegler
Tonya Gladden
Moira Glennon
Wendall Glover
Stacey Goodwin
Paul Goolsby
Marcus Gover
Jimmy Granville
Christian Gray
Ladina Gray
Peaches Green
Sherry Green
Tracy Green
Wanda Greenauer
James Greshawn
Ronnie Griek
James Grier
Danielle Griffin
Dawntril Griggs
Oshun Guy
Amanda Guyton
Glen Hall
Dwight Hampton
Jason Hampton
Brandon Hamrick
Damien Hamrick
Latasha Hand
Lance Handle
Tiffany Hanse
Domeka Harden
Tiffany Hardy
Sarah Hargrove
Jason Harper
Katrina Harrington
JaJuna Harris
James Harris
Jeffrey Harris
John Harris
Kontia Harris
Trent Harris
Kimberly Hayes
David Haynes
Sammie Haynes
Tamika Haynes
Chiquita Haywood
Keith Haywood
Mavico Haywood
William Hazlehurst
Kelvin Henderson
Hilary Hendrix
Amy Herman
Andra Highsmith
Brian Hightower
Lucretia Hightower
Marvin Hightower
Regan Hightower
Terry Hightower
Calvin Hill
Demitrias Hill
Jason Hill
Jimmy Hill
Rick Hilton
Ben Hinton
Delevia Hodges
Lindsey Hodges
Niche Hodley
Lorrie Holder
Juan Holliman
Adonis Hollingshed
Orlando Holloway
Veronica Holloway
Nasha Holmes
Allison Hooks
Shanea Hopkins
Tracy Horton
William Horton
Jeramaine Houston
Audrey Howard
Lakesia Howard
Tamika Howard
Carl Hugly
Lakenya Hutchins
Drekendre Jackson
Jasmine Jackson
Lashunya Jackson
Marco Jackson
Michael Jackson
Monica Jackson
Ryan Jackson
Tamarcus Jackson
Toby Jackson
Trey Jackson
Brian James
Stephanie James
James Jenkins
Alexis Johnson
Beau Johnson
Franchester Johnson
Howard Johnson
Jennifer Johnson
Jerome Johnson
Shelagh Johnson
Tavares Johnson
Rebecca Joiner
Katrina Jolly
Jennifer Jones
Marko Jones
Natasha Jones
Sheila Jones
Tamika Jones
Tamyia Jones
Crystal Jordan
Marcus Jordan
Susan Joyner
Mark Judd
Corntheron Keen
Jill Kelley
Yashia Kendrick
Brad Kimberly
Billy King
Keith King
Korri King
Patrick Kirkland
Clarence Kitchens, Jr.
Jennifer Klingemier
Darryl Lacey
Amy Lachapelile
Sonya Lakes
Scott Landry
Jessica Larson
William Lasandowsky
Lavina Lavender
Towanna Law
Sharee Lawson
Scott Lewis
Chris Lindh
Shannon Liorens
Arlisa Lockett
James Lowder
Joe Lee
Michael Lee
Ivy Leigh
Frances Lunsford
Scott Mander
Shauntell Mann
Wyetta Mann
Todd Marcellini
Monteaic Marcus
Scott Marlowe
Geralyn Marshall
Kim Mason
William Massey
Audrella Mathis
Brian Mathis
Christopher McBrayer
Latyshee McCarthy
Ricardo McCollum
Stephanie McCollum
Lance McCook
Will McGraw
Ronald McMillan
Latoya McNeal
Chad Meador
Daniel Meadows
Rankisha Meadows
Anne Menninger
Jerry Menzie
Vonita Middlebrooks
Curlen Middleton
Tamika Middleton
Adriel Miles
Jodi Miller
Aaron Mills
Kim Mills
Shalon Mills
Sean Mims
Brandon Mitchell
Cameron Mitchell
Eleanor Mixon
Robert Mobley
Regina Montford
Josh Moody
Robert Moore
Walker Moore
Stephanie Mopper
Carlos Morris
Michael Morrow
Casey Mullis
Pleas Murrell
Derrick Norman
Robert O'Connell
James Oden
Lisa Odom
Patrick O'Kelley
Jacindia Owens
Bonnie Parr
Susan Patel
Curtis Patterson
Debra Peavy
Tina Perkins
Jeffery Pollard
Kevin Poole
Kisa Poole
Michael Poole
Rachel Poole
Janda Pope
Yolanda Pope
Amanda Powell
Brandon Powell
Skeet Powell
Onie Pressley
Jennifer Pribble
Jason Prince
Jeff Pritchard
Jessica Quesenberry
Judson Quick
Brandi Railey
Tiffany Randies
Gwen Ray
Kaye Ray
Tanya Ray
Antonio Redding
Latonya Redding
\ Rindi Reese;
Latonya Reeves
Vashon Reeves
Janine Reid
Tawanna Ricks
Michael Rigby
Candac Roberson
Vashane Roberson
Lanikka Robertts
Willie Robertson
Gemaine Robinson
Jason Robinson
Marcus Rogers
Kip Rooks
Sylvia Rose
Cynthia Rowland
Jerry Rowland
Latasha Royal
Charles Rozier
Carter Rude
Greg Sampson
Demetrice Sams
Brandon Sanders
James Sanders
Scott Sanders
Lori Scarborough
Adrian Scott
Angelack Scott
Latrell Scott
Chris Scward
Shirandra Sheed
Jesse Shelley
Teresa Shinholster
Timothy Siedge
Marcus Sills
Collins Simmons
Eric Simmons
Timothy Simmons
Walter Simmons
Veronica Singleton
William Sipp
Chris Smith
Corey Smith
Jerry Smith
Keysha Smith
Leroy Smith
Romney Smith
Sabrina Smith
Sheamiko Smith
Sheknila Smith
Lanette Sosby
Michelle Sosby
Denice Spencer
Geshelia Spencer
La Toya Stacken
Jonathan Stanley
Stacy Stark
Adam Steinke
Harold Stephens
Tai Nicka Stephens
Sean Stevens
Michelle Strickland
Teron Stringrer
Robert Strong
Andrea Stubbs
Amy Sutton
Jonathan Sweatman
Becca Symons
Holly Taggart
Kevin Taylor
Stephanie Taylor
John Terrill
Angelia Thomas
Brandi Thomas
Marcus Thomas
Marian Thomas
Martell Thomas
Tomika Thomas
James Thompson
Monte J. Thompson
Ron Thrower
Kevin Tickel
Patrtick Timley
Gleshera Townsend
Melissa Townsend
June Tuck
April Tucker
Lisa Twilley
Cassie Ussery
Brandi Vickery
Donaid Wade
Harry Wade
Charles Wade
Nathan Wagner
Ahmad Walker
Chastity Walker
Lori Walker
Stacey D--Walkr
Tim Walker
PHOTO
AVAILABLE
Yashica Walker
Joynell Waller
Kasheta Ward
Kim Washington
Toshiba Watkins
Sharon Waymon
Holly Westmoreland
Chris Weeks
Sharon Welton
Rekita Whipple
Marcus White
Randdyn Whitehead
Heather Wickman
Shantay Wilburn
Brandy Wilkerson
Anthony Williams
Bettie Williams
Brenda Williams
Kristi Williams
Lashonda Williams
Marcus Williams
Ronnie Williams
Scott Williams
Solomon Williams
Tonia Williams
Boy Willis
Joseph Wilson
Lisa Wise
Donnelle Williams
Frank Wood
Chris Woodgeard
Bobby Wooten
Kelvin Wynes
Chad Yeatts
George Yonce
Kyle Youmans
close & personal .. .
Central's athletes are
champions in sports ranging
from A to Z. From the coach-
es to the fans, everyone at
Central is part of the athletic
program.
Central sports are a suc-
cess. They help students to
learn, grow, and meet new
people. Also, with many city
championships under our
belt, we are very well-known
for our athletic ability.
With our great coaching
staff: Coach Simonton,
Coach Edward, Coach
Greene, Coach Holleman,
Coach Jones, Coach Smith,
Coach Campbell, Coach
Brown, and Coach Little,
Central strives to be the
best.
The makeup of the players is special. They
have a lot of enthusiasm. They are depend-
able, and one of the most hard-working we
have had." Coach Simonton.
MOVE EM ON OUT:
CENTRAL WASHINGTON 0
CENTRAL EVANS 3
CENTRAL NORTHSIDE 10
CENTRAL BUTLER 7
CENTRAL WARNER 23
ROBINS
CENTRAL BALDWIN 9
CENTRAL HEPHZIBAH 7
CENTRAL SOUTHEAST 6
CENTRAL NORTHEAST 2
CENTRAL SOUTHWEST 7
CENTRAL SOUTHWEST 7
CENTRAL WARNER 30
ROBINS
. Quarterback Rico Fuller takes the snap and heads for the goal line.
. Kayle Jackson is excited after opposing team is stopped.
. Tommy Cummings is tackled after a long drive.
. Rico Fuller hands off to a teammate.
. Randy Solomon takes Butler's player down.
. Kenneth Grant tackles Butler while Mark Womble looks on.
_ The 1989 football managers were Amy Smallwood, Carly Price, Shay
Carroll and Lisa Call. Not pictured are Amy Neprud and Jennifer Phil-
lips.
. Central leaps to tackle a Butler player.
. Terrance Chambliss hangs on tight for a tackle.
This years football season proved to be very much a
success for Central. Behind team leaders such as David
Brown, Rico Fuller, Justin Gray, Adrian Brown, and Keith
Higgins. The 1989 Chargers rolled to a 9-3 record. Central
practically dominated among the citys teams. Central fin-
ished runner-up in its sub-region. The Chargers also quali-
fied for the region playoffs and defeated the Southwest
Patriots 21-7. Central then faced the No. 1 team in the
nation and fell by a score of 3-30.
Charger football achieved more than Keith Higgins had
expected. Higgins said, In the beginning the year seemed
to be a doubtful one, but after we got to 5-1 | felt that it
would be more successful than | expected.
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. Kenneth Grant jumps on the
pile, but Tommy Cummings
says 'No thanks!
. Blue 21 races for the sideline.
. Central's Fuller passes for a big
play.
. Keith Higgins punts the ball.
. Central fans are excited as we
score.
. Greg Winters kicks off while his
team gets ready to play.
. Greg Winters kicks as Randy
Solomon is knocked to the
ground.
. Desmond Phillips dodges a
Butler player.
. A Central player is being
knocked down by the oppos-
ing team.
. Greg Winters kicks for the ex-
tra point.
. Jimmie Granville gets ready to
tackle a Butler player.
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James Davis
Justen
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(not pictured)
David Brown Adrain Brown
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Melia Young questions the call.
Delisa puts out Southeast runner with no
problem.
1. Flying into the air, a Central player
prepares to score.
2. Pushing the ball forward, a Central Charger
leaps up.
3. Coach Brown watches the game, anxiously
awaiting a win.
4. Number 25 sky-rockets into the air as he
passes the ball.
5. Central and Warner Robins grapple for the
ball.
6. A Central player turns to throw the ball
past the opposition.
1) Todd Brown jumps wildly to get the ball out of
the hands of the demons.
2) A Central player jumps skyward to score.
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3) Number 25 stretches to knock the ball into 5) In triumph a Central player dunks the ball
the goal. into the basket.
mum 4) Power streaks through his legs as a Central
3 player bounces up to score a point.
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Girls
Varsity
. Rene Knight holds off the oppo-
sition.
. Number 24 lands a shot off the
backboard
. A Central player leaps to score
a point as Toya Sharpe looks
on.
. Looking around for a fellow
team-mate, number 13 pre-
pares to pass the ball.
. Number 24 juggles the bail as
Warner Robins players close in.
. Pushing through teamates and
other players number 24
reaches for the ball.
. Jump!!!
. Try and untangle this!
. Varsity cheerleaders make a
pretty picture.
. Defense
Rosa Davis shoots from the baseline. Christie Boughton prepares to pass. Central gets this rebound!
B-TEAM GIRLS BASKETBALL
Angelina Calloway raids the ball.
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Rebounds down under. In your face! B-Team Cheerleaders
1) Micheal Robinson passes off to Clarence Mitchell.
2) Going for broke!
3) Robert Gordon prepares to pass.
4) James Darnard covers the boards.
5) Micheal Robinson gets an easy two.
6) Number 40 stretches out of reach.
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WRESTLING
Adrain Brown, captain of the wrestling team.
Central soccer! Strenuous work, high flying jumps to head the ball, fierce
clashes with another team, relaxing after the game. The first varsity soccer
team at Central High School began last year with a smash. They had enough
players to field two teams and still have substitutes. Many of the players have
been asking, pushing, and petitioning for a soccer team in the High School for
many years and now the varsity soccer team is here. Even more novel is that it is
a coed team. (There were not enough girls to make a separate team. In fact
there were only two girls.) This year the team was stronger than ever and
expanded its opponents to competitive state-wide teams.
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Top row Coach Ruff, Ron Boiter, Casey Mar-
tin, Justin Gray, Rob Smith, Flavio Santora,
Lioyd Martin, Jason Sutton; Second row
James Freeman, Chanter Howard, Chip Baker,
Clay Pilcher, Scott Robbins, Chris Wade, Tash
Anderson, Jonathen Smith, Steven Martin; Bot-
tom row Doug MacMillan, Amy Lines, Scott
Brickhouse, Bill Ellis, Sam Wu, Dexter, Marty
Howell, Chan Johnston, Not pictured Jenni- 113
fer Caldwell.
rey tee
Front row Brad Beasley, Kevin Mills, Matt Stone, Michael Heath, Chad Frazier, Brian Rodriguez,
Shawn Hancock; Middle row William Cliett, Randy Solomon, Rod Seney, Joey Hiller, Russ Seney,
Scott Mitchell, Scott Manning, Walter Hill; Back row Coach W.C. Jones, Keith Higgins, Walter
Tate, Rico Fuller, Kevin Powers, Michael Harper, Derek Lashley, Chris Rowland, Michael Simmons,
Coach Steve Smith
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B-Team Baseball
2. Front row (left to right) Brad Beasley, Chad Frazier, Shawn Hancock, Matt Stone, Kevin Mills:
Middle row (left to right) William Cliett, Michael Heath, Brian Rodriguez, Randy Soloman: Back row
(left to right) Scott Manning, Chris Rowland, Rico Fuller, Walter Hill, Dereck Lashley, Head Coach
Steve Smith
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GOLF
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Movin Across the Green
Golf Team Members: Darren Mackin, Michael Hilton, Joe Wilson, Mickey Claxton, Michael Helgeson,
Coach Leonard Green.
For the past ten years, the Central Charger golf team has reigned as City
Champs. Behind the leadership of Mickey Claxton, who was the Georgia AAAA
Champ in 1987, Central has remained a strong contender in the State Cham-
pionship.
Sports Brief
The athletic department at
Central is large. You have your
choice of sports from golf to foot-
ball to wrestling, among at least
ten other sports. It takes a lot to
pull this magnificent program
off. Somebody must be responsi-
ble for doing paperwork, getting
equipment, coaching, and play-
ing. If you stop and think about
it, thats a whole lot of time, ener-
gy, and dedication. But all of this
produces excellence. The excel-
lence of taking award after
award: trophies, championships,
honors, and the biggest award is
the pride with which participants
can say they did their best.
Here are a few of the coaches
that help in giving this school the
best:
Coach Tom Simonton Has
coached 10 years at Central
Coaches: Football, Girls Ten-
nis
Best Seasons at Central: 1981,
1990
It is disappointing when a
player drops off the team when |
know he could help us and him-
self. He likes Getting to know
the men that play for me.
Coach Jones Has coached
28 years at Central
Coaches: B-Football, B-Girls
Basketball, Varsity Baseball
| played basketball, baseball,
and ran track at Oglethorpe High
School. | enjoyed playing all
kinds of sports, so | thought |
would enjoy coaching them.
Coach Green Has coached
for 29 years
Coaches: Basketball, Golf
My best year was when Mick-
ey Claxton won the Georgia AAAA
Championship as a 10th grader.
My worst year was 1989-90 when
the girls basketball team lost 12
games in a row.
This is what some Central ath-
letes said about sports:
Christian Gray Wrestling
You develop body strength and
it also helps your self-esteem.
Lloyd Martin Soccer, Ten-
nis, Baseball 'Sports are fun!
Students cont'd:
Soccer rules!
Stacy Stark Soccer, Softball
"They help you keep in shape.
Central always has winning
teams.
Eleanor Mixon Tennis
Central sports are great. Tennis
gives me something constructive
to do.
Ronald MacMillan B-Foot-
ball, Basketball Its very fun.
The coaches teach a lot about
sports and help you do better.
David Brown Football
It's plenty of fun and Ive gained
a lot of strength.
Robert Hart Baseball
It's an experience. You learn a
lot being on a varsity team and it
helps you stay in shape.
Andrea Dinkens Basketball
Il learned how to be a part of a
team and how to apply myself.
Sports also teach responsibility.
Top row, left to right: Jennifer McDuffie, Rachel Weksler, Amy Pope,
Jennifer Herman, Trish Barfield, Diane Schieneman, Julie Holcomb. Mid-
die row: Karen Porter, Melissa Mitchell, Cathryn Clark, Elizabeth Batche-
lor, Shelly Hamrick, Dawn Griffin. Bottom row: Jewel Parham, Payton
Cable, Ronda Knight, Bridget Flynn, Dana Griffin, Christi Raymond.
TENNIS 89
Top row, left to right: Geoffrey Armstrong, John Buckley, Jerel Harris, Jason Shields, Rob Brand,
Coach Edwards. Middle row: Kevin Fussell, Yuichi Miyamoto, Jeff Turner, Jonathan Bass. Bottom
row: Michael Cook, Yohei Miyamoto, Scott Williams, Hollis Pugh.
The 1989 tennis season proved to be
a success for Central under the coach-
ing of Coach Edwards and Coach Si-
monton. The boys team, led by top
players such as Rob Brand, Jason
Shields, Yuichi Miyamoto, and Scott
Williams, finished with an undefeated
season.
The girls team finished a successful
season with team leaders: Julie Hol-
comb, Amy Pope, and Jewel Parham.
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1. Diane Schieneman drives a forehand across
court.
2. Cathryn Clark shows her style on the court.
3. Julie Holcomb receives congrats after a big
win.
4. Ami Pope stresses that this backhand is for
real.
5. Yuichi Miyamoto prepares to drive a hard
backhand.
6. Hollis Pugh shows relief after a linecatching
backhand.
7. Easy does it, Jason!
8. Scott Williams eyes the ball to return it hard.
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Top row, left to right; Chandra Thomas, Tony Pickett,
Juliet Grindley, Quintana Martin, Angela George,
Arenina Sullivan.
Bottom row: Londra Felder, Christina Williams, Ange-
lina Calloway, Natasha Williams, Ren Knight, Elne-
cha Youngblood.
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Top row (left to right) Corey Dinkins, Desmond
Phillips, Tommy Cummings, Todd Brown, Mike
Richardson
Bottom row (left to right) William Cliett, Shawn
Turner, James Dennard, Felix Mason
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Mrs. Toni
Ryle,
adviser for
the junior-
senior
prom,
says,
Clubs are
infinitely
important.
Theres
more to
school
than
books.
Central High School
students are involved
in many clubs and or-
ganizations. Extra-cur-
ricular activities play
an important role in
the high school scene.
A students participa-
tion in a club helps
him to express his per-
sonality and round out
his education. Inter-
ests in a particular sub-
ject are heightened by
joining a group of peo-
ple with the same in-
terests. The wide vari-
ety of clubs at Central
ensures a place for ev-
eryone. Its your move!
Find a club thats right
up your alley.
Student Council is an or-
ganization made up of rep-
resentatives of each class
and club. Student Council
helps out with school social
activities like Homecoming.
Student Council plans many
services projects of the
school. Robert Twilley, the
president of the Junior
Class, says, It gives each
class an opportunity to ex-
press ideas that they feel are
necessary.
Student Council Officers: Tonya
Barron, vice-president; Erica Shaw,
president; Cindy Hill, secretary.
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Freshman Class Officers: Melanie
Gaskins, secretary; Amy Herman,
president; Susan Joyner, vice-pres-
ident.
Student Council _
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Student Council Members: first row Chevelle Johnson, Kisha Foster, Monique Davis, Tonya Barron, Varina
Raines, Shanda Galloway, Stephanie Brown, Lashonda Hill, Kimberly Land, Richard Battle. Second row Sonja
Morris, Waleesa Maynard, Tracey Jackson, Erica Shaw, Daphne Childs, Shakira Card, Susan Billingslea, Latisha
Lamar. Third row Robert Twilley, Michael Gibson, Laura Walker, Keith Hollingshed, Susan Joyner, Barbara
Brown, Ula Rosner, Melanie Gaskins. Fourth row Jamie Stembridge, Justin Cole, Ann Day, Bridgett Flynn,
Amy Herman, Jessica Held, Cindy Hill, Jennifer Caldwell. Fifth row Algeretta Owens, Lonnicia Jackson, Mandy
Scarbary, Lisa Call, Eric Carswell.
Sophomore Class Officers: Alger-
etta Owens, representative: Lonni-
cia Jackson, president: Shakira
Card, vice-president; Lisa Call, sec-
retary.
Junior Class Officers: Richard Bat-
tle, vice-president; Robert Twilley,
president; Latisha Lamar, represen-
tative; Kimberly Lane, secretary;
Stephanie Brown, representative.
Senior Class Officers: Chevelle
Johnson, representative, Sonja
Morris, president; Kisha Foster,
vice-president.
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Governor's Honors Program Participants: Ula Rosner, Cindy Hill, Jessica Williams, Justen Gray, Lloyd Martin.
Boys State and Girls State Participants: Muriel Palmer, Artimus Hart, Kisha Foster, Alan Moore.
Governor's Honors Progr-
ram is a summer program
at Valdosta State College
that lasts for six weeks. It is
a study program similar to
college for students who
have excelled in one of the
chosen areas. The courses
of study are Communicative
Arts, Dance, Foreign Lan-
guage, Math, Music, Sci-
ence, Social Studies, The-
ater, Visual Art, and
Vocational Education. The
student must be nominated
by a teacher before going
through a series of steps to
get to the state interviews.
Nominees are screened out
at each level. It is quite an
honor to be selected for
GHP, and Central had five
participants for 1989. They
were Justen Gray, Cindy
Hill, Lloyd Martin, Ula
Rosner, and Jessica Wil-
liams. These students just
keep on Movin On Up!
Girls and Boys State is
an annual program. It is de-
signed to give high school
girls and boys a better un-
derstanding of their govern-
ment and how it is run on,a
local, state, and national
level. The students selected
were Artimus Hart, Kisha
Foster, Aaron Moore, and
Muriel Palmer.
Girls and Boys State
The Beta Club recognizes aca-
demic exellence and functions as
a service organization. Each
member must complete four ser-
vice projects to be in the Beta
Club. Students must have a 4.00
Grade Point Average and must
maintain a 3.75 G.P.A. Every year
the Beta Club attends the State
Beta Club Convention in Atlanta.
It meets every first and third
Wednesday of the month, and the
advisor of the Beta Club is Mr.
Caldwell.
Beta Club Officers: first row
Ula Rosner, president. Second
row Mollie Floyd, reporter;
Cindy Mott, secretary. Third row
Jessica Williams, vice-presi-
dent; Mr. Caldwell, advisor.
Key Club members: first row Beth Oleson, Jessica Williams, Tonya Barron, Hannah Puster, Shanda Galloway, Cathy Boone, Kelly
Van Wyck. Second row Ula Rosner, Sharon Chambliss, Faberge Washington, Kisha Foster, Janet Weires, Wilbur Thurman. Third
row Yohei Miyamoto, Chris Wade, Vernon Ryle, Pasi Miettimen, Amy MacEwen. Fourth Row Nathan Griffin, Lloyd Martin, Clay
Pilcher, Karen Porter. Fifth row Andrew Burnes, Rob Brand, Lewis Howard, Robby Gibbs, Yuichi Miyamoto, Robert Smith. Sixth
row Michael Helgeson, Ray Anderson, Scott Robbins, John Buckley, Jennifer Caldwell, Becca Rowell, Muriel Palmer.
The Key Club is a service organiza-
tion not only for the school, but for
the community. The club is sponsored
by the Macon Kiwanis Club. The Key
Club has participated in many worthy
services, including going trick-or-
treating for canned goods for the
poor. Key Club meets every second
and fourth Wednesday in room 428.
This year, Mrs. Espy was honored with
membership.
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Key Club Officers: first row Beth Oleson, Robby Gibbs. Second row Shanda
Galloway, Clay Pilcher, Scott Robbins.
VOCA
The VOCA club has four
divisions and each division
has officers. The presidents
are Chela Duncan, Ronald
Evans, Dexter Smith, and
Donita White. The club per-
forms service projects
throughout the year. In Sep-
tember they competed be-
tween divisions to collect
canned goods for Hurricane
Hugo victims. VOCA spon-
sors lots of fun activities,
too, like a Christmas party,
a fashion show, VOCA week,
Vocational Day, attending
the state convention, and
going to Six Flags. Mr. Cray
is the advisor.
VOCA Members: first row Clarissa Taylor, Chris Fowler, Greg Dixon, Dewayne Huckabee, Grady Lowe, Barry
Davis, Rafiki Frazier, Second row Latonya Taylor, Stacey Hester, Latisha Law, Kawana Spivet, Donna White-
head, Curtis Carter, Angelique Giles, Shanita Sledge, Antonio Davis, Jorge Hall, Sheree Morgan, Third row
Kerrie Trammell, Travis Jones, Brenda Sercy, Clarence Mitchell, Sean Elliot, Monica Balalo, Shawn, Desmond
Phillips, Ronald Evans, Eugene Lunly.
FBLA
Students who are enrolled in at least
one business class and who have
passed five out of six classes are eligi-
ble to be in the Future Business Lead-
ers of America. FBLA provides addi-
tional opportunities for secondary
students in business and office educa-
tion to develop vocational and career
supportive competencies and to pro-
mote civic and personal responsibility.
At Thanksgiving and Christmas, FBLA
collected items for the Macon Rescue
Mission.
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
Every year Central hosts
Foreign Exchange students.
This year we have three.
Vincent Rouffineau is from
France, Alexandra Scully is
from England, and Hatsumi
Toku is from Japan. All
three are on the newspaper
staff and have written that
there are many differences
in American schools.
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FBLA Members: first row Tina Jones, Erin Tapley, Alecia Martin, Kim Odom, Second row Sonja
Morris, Jennifer Meadows, Angela Fowler, Maria Ennis, Denise Gaines, Denee Broadhead, Tammy
James, Sherie Diboll, Mrs. McCullough.
Alexandra Hatsumi
DECA A Members: first row Iris Waller, Chanin Mitchell, LaTasha DECA B Officers: first row Kisha Foster, Donna Wilson, Cathy Boone,
Simmons, Michael Gibson, Walter Howard, Chiquita Lacey. Second row Wilbur Thurman. Second row Kelvin Jackson, Richard Hart, Dexter
Mrs. Singletary, Marshall Floyd, Angela White, Gaea Wright, Spencer _ Finney, Nikki Hollis, Terrelle Harris, Daphne Anderson, Mr. Lightfoot.
Logan, Angela Grissette. Third row Tracy Flemming, Chilon Lawrence.
DECA means Distributive
Education Clubs of Ameri-
ca, and it identifies the pro-
gram of students whose ac-
tivity relates to distributing
education. DECA is de-
signed to develop future
leaders for marketing and
distribution. During the
year, DECA members had a
Christmas party and visited
a nursing home and a day
care center. DECA is opened
to all students and the advi-
sor for Chapter A is Mrs.
Singletary, while the advisor
* for Chapter B is Mr. Light-
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DECA B Members: first row Cathy Boone, Daphne Anderson, Kisha Foster, Nikki Hollis, Dexter Finney, Donna
Wilson, Richard Hart, Wilbur Thurman. Second row Theresa Guy, Tia Hall, Sabrina Moore, Felisha Adams,
Darina Davis, Amy Brundrage. Third row Patsy Williams, Kelvin Jackson, Tonya Green, Charles Harvey, Greg
Rhynes, Katina Raines, Keith Bell, Kartika Gray, Carlos Bryant, Tonya Clay. Fourth row Shakira Vinson, Tania
Clayton, Consuela Johnson, Brigett Slaughter, Corey Dinkins, Vernon Shoats. Fifth row Aaron Moore, Terrelle
Harris, Mr. Lightfoot, Rico Fuller.
The Spirit Committee is advised
by Ms. Brannon. They sponsored
an outstanding Spaghetti Supper
and bonfire to support the football
team early in the year. The Spirit
Committee is responsible for the
signs on the walls during the foot-
ball season. They also hold various
spirit weeks throughout the year to
pep up the school. When asked
what the club plans to accomplish
this year, Cicely Mason replied,
To restore spirit to the student
body and help them to be proud of
their school.
Spirit Committee Officers: first row
Tina Hall, secretary; Nicky Davis, trea-
surer. Second Row Susan Billingsiea,
vice-president; Cicely Mason, president.
The Black History and Culture
Club is purposed to promote an
awareness and understanding of
the history, heritage, and culture
of the Black population. Early in
the year, the Black History and Cul-
ture Club got off to an active start
by having a doughnut sale to spon-
sor students for the Closeup Pro-
ject. The Closeup Project is an or-
ganization that helps high school
students to meet their Congress-
man.
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Officers: Chevelle Johnson, treasur-
er; Monika Davis, assistant secretary.
Earnesta Green, assistant treasurer;
Nikki Randall, president; Latisha Lamar,
m vice-president.
Spirit Club
Spirit Committee Members; first row Varina Raines, Tina Hall, Nicki Davis, Kisha Foster, Cicely Mason, Kimberly Lane, Shanda
Galloway, Stephanie Brown. Second Row Chevelle Johnson, Susan Joyner, Michael Gibson, Tracey Davis, Cassandra Brown,
Nicole Valentine, Shakira Card. Third row Waleesa Maynard, Susan Billingslea, Josey Hardy, Vanessa Harris, Lachey Harris,
Kartreecia Brown, Andrea Nicholson. Fourth Row Amy Herman, Carol Haynes, Keith Hollingshed, David Haynes, Algeretta
Owens.
Black History and Culture Club members: first row Lashonda Hill, Monika Davis, Verna Denmark, Angela Tatman, Varina
Raines, Tonya Austin, Felisa Kendall, Dana Davis, Wilbur Thurman, Chris Whipple, Nikki Randall. Second row Tracey Jackson,
Chandra Thomas, Nicole Valentine, Chevelle Johnson, Latisha Lamar, Annetna Bell, Dexter Finney. Third row Tosha Patter-
son, Erica Shaw, Mary Williams, Kim Sullivan, Earnesta Green, Tracey Glover, Mr. Roberts. Fourth row Kartika Gray, Fonda
Green, Sharkira Vinson, Chanin Mitchell, Gaea Wright, Sharon Chambliss. Fifth row Kelvin Jackson, Algernon Kelly, Clarence
Mitchell, Rico Fuller.
Black History And Culture Club
Check-mate Club
The purpose of the Check-mate Club is to teach interest-
ed students how to play chess and to enhance the skills of
those who already know how to play. This chess club meets
once a week with their advisor, Mr. Turner.
Check-mate Club Members: Michelle Sosby, Lanette Sosby. Second row
Chance Fulk, Robert Twilley, Chantea Bryant, David Haynes. Third row
Andrew Burnes Justin Cole, Arian Peters, Kai Ping Wang. Check-mate Club Officers: first row Michelle Sosby, Lanette Sosby.
Second row Chantea Bryant, Chance Fulk.
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Y-Club Members: first row Michelle Sosby, Lanette Sosby, Latara Clark, Shanda Galloway, Stephanie Brown.
Second row Racquel Redding, Bridgette Walker, Cicely Hamilton, Shakira Card. Third row Jessica Held,
Brooke Bullard, Leighton Dumas, Tywanaka Patterson, Amy Herman.
Mr. Turner advises the Y-
Club, and they meet once a
month. The Y-Club does
community projects. They
have collected canned
goods for the homeless,
clothes for the Salvation
Army, and have sponsored a
special education program
here at Central.
Allies is a club for Chris-
tian students who want to
learn more about the Lord
through Bible study and
prayer. They meet every
Thursday night at Vineville
Baptist Church from 7:00 to
8:15 P.M. The director is
Tim Mares. Everyone is in-
vited.
If you maintain at least a
C average in school, do not
smoke, drink or do drugs,
and are not and will not get
pregnant; if you are inter-
ested in learning about fash-
ion, careers, financial aid
for college, dating, and sex-
ual abuse; if you want to
know what you can do about
teen pregnancy, then Teens
Against Pregnancy is for
you. The advisors are Pat
Galloway, Mary Ramey, and
Frozine Huff from Central.
The club includes all of the
public high schools in Ma-
con. Mrs. Gallaway says that
TAP is a service project of
the sorority, AKA. Our goal
is to reduce the teen preg-
nancy in Macon since there
is such a high rate. Activi-
ties take place outside of
school. It is social, educa-
tional, service activities,
and cultural activities. We
provide an outlet for things
to do as well as trying to
educate. Felisa Kendall, a
member, says, It informs
girls about pregnancy. We
can talk to our advisors and
they understand. It's really
a support system.
Allies Members: first row Ann Day, Saundra Baird, Susan Corley, Maria Ennis, Christy Ennis. Second row
Brandon Christy, P.J. Lankford, Julie Reddick, H.G. Hollans, Jonathan Bass. Third row Suzanne Anderson,
Nathan Griffin, Stephen Barrow.
TAP Members: Tonya Austin, Lashonda Hill, Sonja Morris, Varina Raines, Tonya Barron, Shanda Galloway,
Kimberly Lane, Felissa Kendall, Nicole Valentine, Arnetra Bell. Second row Sharon Chambliss, Kisha Foster,
Amy Brundrage, Renee Jackson, Kimberly Sullivan, Angel Tatman. Mrs. Ramey, Mrs. Galloway, Erica Shaw,
Stephanie Brown, Earnesta Green, Kartika Gray, Tracy Glover, Nikki Randall.
Teens Against Pregnancy
Red Cross Members: first row Meredith Gibson, Hannah Puster, Angela
Fowler. Second row Amy Johnson, Vicki Anderson, Janeth Weires.
Third row Ms. Birdsall, Angela White, Jennifer Phillips, Rochel Shimler.
Red Cross Officers: Vicki Anderson, president; Jennifer Phillips, secretary;
Hannah Puster, chairperson; Angela Fowler, vice-president.
The Red Cross Club is a
community service organi-
zation that is affiliated with
the American Red Cross
Chapter of Macon. The club
sponsors two blood drives
each year, one in the fall
and another in the spring.
They also help in the
Thanksgiving food drive,
and by making Christmas
cards for the elderly. Some
members are also on the
Red Cross Youth Board of
Macon.
Students Against Drunk Drivers Members: first row Brooke Bullard, Micheal Gibson, Jennifer Weatherly,
Amanda Ellison, Nicole Valentine, Wilburt Thurman, Barbara Brown. Second row Laura Miller, Susan Joyner,
Natasha Miller, Amy MacEwen, Amanda Lewis. Third row Angie Weir, Racquel Redding, Tamika Ussery,
Cassandra Brown, Dexter Finney, Algeretta Owens, Ula Rosner, Cindy Mott. Fourth row Kathryn Ball, Andrea
Hill, Tracy Davis, Chantea Bryant, Shakira Card, Amy Davis. Fifth row Keigh Hollingshed, Amy Herman,
Kayren Cannon, Jeff Turner, Ray Anderson, Janeth Weires.
Students Against Drunk
Drivers is a national organi-
zation whose purpose is to
decrease the number of
drunk drivers on the roads.
SADD is open to anyone who
is interested in this good
cause. SADDs advisor is Ms.
Campbell, and they meet ev-
ery second and fourth Mon-
day of the month. SADD
makes posters and gives out
red ribbons to make people
aware of this problem. Ev-
ery year they sponsor an Af-
ter-the-Prom breakfast.
SADD Officers: first row Ula
Rosner, Secretary/Treasurer; Bar-
bara Brown, preisdent. Second row
Michael Gibson, Vice-president:
Amanda Lewis, Public Relations.
SADD ..
The Humanities Club of
Central is a very active one.
The club is made up of stu-
dents who are interested in
culture. When an interested
person first joins Human-
ities, he or she fills out a
survey that inquires about
the person's culture activi-
ties and the things the per-
son enjoys doing. Through-
out the year, Humanities
members go out to eat, visit
museums, watch plays, and
attend music festivals. The
adivsor is Mr. Caldwell. This
is indeed a refining and en-
riching club.
Humanities Members: first row Mr.Caldwell, Dane Youngblood, Jennifer McDuffie, Cindy Hill, Jennifer
Caldwell, Karen Bufford. Second row Jerami Youngblood, Nathan Griffin, Laura Walker, Mandy Hodgson,
Nicole Valentine. Third row Frank Toler, Melissa Mitchell, Rachel Weksler, Chris Wade, Erica Shah, Amy Pope,
Saumil Shah, Mandy Scarbary. Fourth row Renee Knight, Rhonda Knight, Elizabeth Batchelor, Melissa Jones,
Yuichi Miyamoto, Karen Porter, Andrew Burnes, David Haynes, Carol Haynes.
Debate Team Officers: H.G. Hollans, president;
Sheryl Aldridge, treasurer; Karen Porter, secre-
tary; Yuichi Miyamoto, vice-president.
The Debate Team requires lots of
time put into research of a certain top-
ic. This years topic was Resolved:
That the federal government should
adopt a nationwide policy to decrease
overcrowding in prisons and jails in
the United States. At each meeting,
two two-man teams debated either on
the affirmative side or the negative
side. At the meetings, the have mock
debates and discuss upcoming debate
competitions. Each year, they attend
the state tournament. The advisor of Debate Team Members: first row Rachel Weksler, Jon Smith, Jennifer McDuffie, James Freeman,
the Debate Team is Mr. Felder. Sherl Aldridge. Second row H.G. Hollans, Danny Smallwood, Nathan Griffin, Karen Porter. Third
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Drama Club
Drama Club Members: first row Jennifer Caldwell, Cindy Hill. Second row Susan Joyner,
H.G. Hollans, Meoria Glennon, Sarah Hargrove, Jessica Tanner, Amy Butler. Third row Chris
George, Leighton Dumas, Amanda Ellison, Suzanne Anderson, Scott Brown.
Science Fiction Club Members: first row Suzanne Anderson, Arlan Peters, Amanda Ellison,
Jonathan Smith, James Freeman. Second row Janeth Weires, Ray Anderson, Amanda Lewis,
Saumil Shah, Kai Ping Wang. Third row Chip Ward, Ms. Leggett, Andrew Burnes, Tony Pate.
Fourth row Robert Twilley, Walter Hill, Stephen Tate, H.G. Hollans, Erik Tryggestad.
Science Fiction Club
The Drama Club, advised
by Mrs. Swint, is involved in
many activities. At the
meetings, the members are
usually involved in work-
shops. The Drama Club
spends most of their time
practicing and working on
skits, one act plays, and
competitions. They bring in
people from local theaters
and drama groups to talk
about their acting experi-
ences.
The Science Fiction Club is advised
by Ms. Leggett. The club meets every
Tuesday after school for an hour. They
review books and hear book reports.
The members play games, such as
Assasination and the Tag Game.
This year the club made a movie. Su-
zanne Anderson, a member of this
club, says that the Science Fiction
Club is for intelligent people who
want to expand the realms of their ex-
istence.
Science Fiction Club Officers: first row Ray
Anderson, Amanda Ellison, Janeth Weires. Sec-
ond row James Freeman, Jonathan Smith,
Andrew Burnes, H.G. Hollans.
Math Club Officers: Yuichi Miya-
moto, vice-president; Ray Ander-
son, president.
The only requirement for
membership in the Math
Club is an interest in math.
The Math Club supports the
Math Team financially and
is responsible for the orga-
nization of the elementary
math tournament in the
spring. The advisor is Mr.
Pettigrew and they meet
once a week.
The Central Math Team
competes at area meets
throughout the year, where
they always seem to take
top honors. In the first math
meet of the year, the Cen-
tral 1 team won first place.
There were one hundred
seven participants in the in-
dividual competition, and
Ula Rosner won first place.
Mollie Floyd, Justin Cole,
and Kai Ping Wang tied for
third place. The advisor of
the Math Team is Ms.
Hughes.
Math
Team
Math Club
Math Club Members: first row Kai Ping Wang, David Haynes, Jessica Williams. Second row John Buckley,
Arian Peters Saumil Shah, Amanda Lewis, Ray Anderson. Third row Scott Robbins, Beth Oleson, Justin Cole,
H.G. Hollans, Leighton Dumas, Yuichi Miyamoto. Fourth row Mr. Pettigrew, Lloyd Martin, Ula Rosner, Robby
Gibbs, Andrew Burnes, Mollie Floyd.
Math Team Members: first row Sandy Aldridge, Kai Ping Wang, Saumil Shah. Second row Ray Anderson,
Ula Rosner, Amanda Lewis, Jessica Williams, David Haynes. Third row Marty Howell, Beth Oleson, Yuichi
Miyamoto, Mollie Floyd, Leighton Dumas, Arlan Peters. Fourth row David Wood, Erik Tryggestad, Stephen
Tate, Justin Cole, H.G. Hollans, Andrew Burnes. Fifth row Amy Herman, Suzanne Anderson.
Officers: Andrew Burnes, presi-
dent; Yuichi Miyamoto, tresurer;
Amy MacEwen, secretary.
Academic Bowl is a lot of
hard work. Besides attend-
ing weekly meetings, they
usually have meets on the
weekends. In the competi-
tions, the team members
are asked trivia-type ques-
tions. The advisor is Mrs.
Pietzrak.
This year, the Science
Club went to Rock Eagle for
an environmental education
program and planned a
Academic Bow! Members: first row Yolanda MacLemore, Kai Ping Wang, Saumil Shah, Amy MacEwen, Shanda Camping and hiking trip.
Galloway, Bo Johnson, Amy Lines. Second row Robert Twilley, Jennifer Herman, Erik Tryggestad, Mandy They meet every other
Scarbary, Yuichi Miyamoto, David Wood. Third row Stephen Tate, Stephen Barrow, Chester Payne, Leighton Thursday, where they prac-
Dumas, Mrs. Pietzrak. Fourth row Justin Cole, Andrew Burnes, Will Moore, Pasi Miettmen, H.G. Hollans. Not tice for Science Bow! com-
pictured Jonathan Bass, Arian Peters, Carol Frey, Eleanor Mixon. :
petitions. The advisors are
Ms. Akin and Ms. Perkins.
Science Club Officers: first row Chantea Bryant, Arian Peters, Lanette
Sosby. Second row Michelle Sosby, Andrew Burnes, Justin Cole.
sin Cur ene mane tumuetory amon cience Club
ond row James Freeman, Ray Anderson, Chantea Bryant. Third row
Kai Ping Wang, Jonathan Smith, Arlan Peters, David Wood. Fourth row
Saumil Shah, Justin Cole, Andrew Burnes, Suzanne Anderson.
FRENCH CLUB
French Club Officers: Cindy Mott, trea-
surer; Laura Walker, president; Mandi
Hodgeson, secretary.
The French Club does a lot of
exciting things. For instance,
they go out to eat at a French
restaurant every month. A pag-
eant is held every year. They have
parties on special occasions. The
French Club has car washes to
raise money and benefit good
causes. They go out of town to
attend and compete in French
speaking and writing contests.
Spanish Club Officers: first row Doug
Ramsey, vice-president; Karin Bufford,
president. Second row Chantea Bry-
ant, sargeant-at-arms; Chad Frazier, trea-
surer; Melissa Jones, secretary.
The Spanish Club meets every
second Tuesday of the month.
The Spanish Club conducts many
activities throughout the year,
such as a fiesta, where the mem-
bers prepare various Spanish
dishes. The club is eee end
sponsoring a needy Spanish-
speaking child.
French Club Members: first row David Willis, Walissa Maynard, Laura Walker, Tamika
Ussery, Racquel Redding, Natasha Miller, Barbara Brown. Second row Saundra Baird,
Dane Youngblood, Angela Sanders, Saumil Shah, Kelly Van Wyck, Sarah Hargrove, Tonya
Barron, Cicely Mason, Maria Ennis. Third row Nathan Griffin, Bridgett Flynn, Frank Toler,
Elizabeth Batchelor, Jonathan Bass, H.G. Hollans, Cindy Mott. Fourth row Lonnicia Jack-
son, Ray Anderson, Chris Wade, Michelle Smith, Lisa Odom, Danielle Griffin, Brooke Bullard,
Janeth Weires. Fifth row Mr. Caldwell, Robert Sanders, Ann Day, Mr. Harshbarger, Anne
Sippel, Justin Cole, Erica Shah, Mandy Scarbary, Mandi Hodgeson, Lisa Call, Matt Hulgan,
Muriel Palmer, Makeisha Reynolds.
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Spanish Club Members: first row Latrisha Simmons, Susan Joyner, Chantea Bryant, Kim Harrellson,
Karen Bufford, Shanda Galloway, Nicole Valentine, Nikki Davis. Second row Julie Reddick, Cassandra
Brown, Micheal Gibson, Yuichi hi =e Amy Brundage, Quinton Henderson, Doug Ramsey, Kelli Betz.
Third row Laura Miller, Tracy Robert Gene kaos ndrea Hill, Melissa Mitchell, Christopher Wood-
eard, Nathan Griffin. Fourth row Susan Cor! nifer Herman, Amy Herman, Jennifer McDuffie,
hel Weksler, Jennifer Weatherly, H.G. tolteme Fifth row Bettina Lee, Anne Menninger, Michael
Heath, Renee rae 5 og peck Chad Frazier, Amy MacEwen, Payton Cable. Sixth row JaCopa
Johnson, Kimberly Davi ndra Renfroe, Rhonda Knight, Michelle Hamrick.
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SPANISH CLUB
Latin Club
The advisor of the Latin Club is Mr.
Fightmaster. The Latin Club provides
tutors for Latin students, in addition
to other service projects they perform.
The members go out to a classic
dinner each year and hold a Toga party
at the end of the school term. The club
also travels out of town to attend Latin
contests and conventions.
Latin Club Members: first row Kai Ring Wang, Brandon Christy, Vicki Anderson, Erik Tryggestad.
Second row Stephen Tate, Leighton Dumas, Arlan Peters, Jonathan Bass.
Literary Magazine Staff: first row Steven Carter, Kai Ping Wang, Larrisa
Payne, Levina Bishop. Second row Erik Tryggestad, Frank Harker, Tony
Pate, Wesley Mullis. Third row Rosa Calloway, Cherry Carson, Walter
Hill. Fourth row Cathy Boone, Chiquita Howard, Keith Cox. Fifth row
Charlene Jones, Brian Rodriguez, Lee Miller. Sixth row Robert Sanders,
Staphanie Mason, Will Shultze, Stacey Clayton, Jason Burkavich.
Latin Club Officers: Kai Ping Wang, treasurer;
Erik Tryggestad, secretary; Stephen Tate, sear-
gent-at-arms; Vicki Anderson, vice-president.
Not pictured Lloyd Martin, president.
Literary
Magazine
Creative Writing
Class
The Creative Writng class is in charge of the production
of Central's Literary Magazine, The Tempest. In Mrs.
Eisels class, the students are involved in many different
activities. They brainstorm and write stories, poems, and
other literary works. The class edits submissions to The
Tempest and do the required production activities to pre-
pare the magazine for distribution. Any student can have a
part by sending in his or her creative writings.
The
Charger
Pride
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Newspaper
Staff
The Charger Pride is the
name of Centrals student
run newspaper. The staff
consists of Central students
divided into two classes.
These students are in
charge of writing articles,
layout of the paper, taking
photographs, and distribut-
ing the newspapers to the
student body. The paper
comes out twice a quarter
and informs all students of
the current activities, while
reporting on the past and
upcoming events in our
school. The Charger Pride
has Editorial, Feature,
News, and Sports sections.
The advisor is Mrs. Hines-
ley.
Newspaper Staff: first row Ben Alford, Brad Beasley, Kevin Mills, Suzanne Anderson, Vincent Rouffineau,
Danny Smallwood. Second row Barbara Brown, Rachel Weksler, Ranae Collier, Jamie Stembridge, Shanda
Galloway, Cathy Thompson, Justen Gray. Third row Corey Gaines, Michelle Hamrick, Payton Cable, Brandy
Railey, Brandon Powell, Andy Howington, Christian Gray, Nathan Griffin, Lorin Higgison, Christy Thurston, Keith
Higgins.
Newspaper Staff: first row Mack Hickman, Cindy Hill, Kisha Foster, Cathy Boone, Daniel Meadows. Second row
Becca Rowell, Hatsumi Toku, Ginger Broxton, Daphne Anderson, Susan Billingslea, Michelle Smith, Jennifer
Caldwell. Third row H.G. Hollans, Chris Seward, Carol Haynes, Toby Click, Karen Campbell, Kimberley Harrell,
Tisha Hall, Stephanie Preston, Erica Shah, Micheal Cox, Melissa Jones, Casey Martin.
Top row Michael Gibson, LaToya Bowen, John Turner, Wesley Mullis; Second row Will McGraw, Joanne Hill,
Kasey Chesire, Paul Ferris; Third row Jennifer Jones, Kem Thomas, Alexandra Scully, Lewis Howard; Fourth
row Willie Dinkens, Moira Glennon, Amy Johnson, Tedrin Tharpe, Andrea Ford, Mrs. McLemore
Top row Brook Davis, Tammy Pitts, Sylvia Rose, Lee Dickerson; Second row Diane Freeman, Wanda Welch,
Angela Fowler, Chevelle Johnson; Third row Kim Ammerman, Amy Lewis, Latesha Parker, Sharon Jones,
Michelle Dobbs, Yolanda Pope; Fourth row David Wood, Angela Scales, Tara Goddard, Linda Thomas, Tawanna
Cainion, Doris Manning, Latonya Tarpley, Eric Carswell
Concert
Choir
Concert choir consists of
forty students who sing a va-
riety of music, from classi-
cal to quick-stepping jazz.
Both this group of young
people and the show choir
have been involved in many
festivals and went to Gordon
College to compete. Mrs.
McLemore commented
that, The trip to Gordon
College was a good experi-
ence. She also likes to say
that, This year is the pre-
miere year of the concert
choir.
The show choir, Laison, is
a smaller ensemble taken
from the concert choir. This
is the group that is often
seen around Centrals cam-
pus and in the community.
This year was one of the
building years as thet wo
choirs developed their tal-
ents. Mrs. McLemore has
enjoyed this year and found
it a pleasant experience and
the talent overwhelming.
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. Watch the drum majors carefully,
Eric!
. Let's hear it for the Sugarettes!!
. Chris Davis, Scott Robbins and Eric
Simmons "Yeah, that's funny.
. Move to the beat of a different
drummer.
. Drum Majors Jessica Williams and
Tonya Barron, How bout them
Chargers!
. Cedric Howard and Tonya Johnson
appear to be all wrapped up at
the moment.
Centrals Sugarbear band rocks the pep
rallies and football games with the spirit of
its music. At the last few games the band let
loose and shocked the crowds with an ex-
plosive dance. The band also competes at
marching festivals. ''The Central High
School Sugarbear Band may now take the
field thats what the announcer said at
both the Hawkinsville and Fountain City
competitions. The band was awarded Over-
all Superior at both. The Sugarbear Band
also is involved within the Macon commu-
nity. The band plays at the Georgia State
fair and Macons annual Christmas parade.
in April the band leaves for Walt Disney
World where they will ignite the festivities
with great music. Centrals band is a neces-
sary part of the schools spirit and pride.
1. Hey Southwest! Let's see you top
this!"
2. Jeff Fages smiles for the camera.
3. Yolanda, Arlissa, and Angela are just
chilling out.
4. Katie Webster and Stephanie Rogers
Our velcro must be stuck together
again.
5. As Will Moore says to Mr. Barnette,
*' |. . and what happens if | put it here?
6. The Sugarettes have the charger spirit!
The Central High School
JROTC is noted as one of the
oldest JROTC units in Amer-
ica, and ranks in the top
20% across the country.
The Central High School
JROTC started in 1917
when Central 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 Military
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.
HONOR UNIT WITH DISTINCTION
MACON, GEORGIA.
1. Saluting the Colonel.
2. Battalion Commander Colonel Muriel
Palmer
3, 4. Passing review.
Major David L. Carter
Senior Army Instructor
First Sgt. Douglas Branham
JROTC Instructor
Master Sgt. Joseph Bullard
JROTC Instructor
Mrs. Dot James
Secretary
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JROTC Instructor
Marion Jackson
Senior Custodial Person
Bettalion Commander Executive Officer
Cadet Colonel Muriel Palmer Cadet Lt. Colonel Antonio Austin
escort Jerryle Palmer Sponsor Donna Wilson
Cadet Captain Joretha Stanley Cadete Captain Stacy Golden
Escort Cedrick Zyons Escort Jermell Dumas
Cadet Captain Sharon Woolfolk Cadet Captain Fate Burnette
Escort Mychal Zanders Escort Shannon Griggs
Batallion Sergeant Battalion Color Guard
Major Gregory Darrisaw
Varsity Rifle Team
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Cadet Captain Michael Gibson
Sponsor: Miss Natasha Williams
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Cadet Captain Artimus Hart
Sponsor: Miss Felissa Hale
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Cadet 1 Lt. Eric Godsby
Sponsor: Miss Tonya Penix
First Sgt.
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PLATOON ,
Cadet 1 Lt. Patsy Williams Cadet 1 Lt. Felicia Johnson
Escort: Mr. Kelvin Jackson Escort: Mr. Eric Frederick
Cadet 1 Lt. Scott Wall Cadet 1 Lt. Tondra Felder
Sponsor: Miss Denie Madden Escort: Latoya Bowen
adet 1 Lt. Alicia Kelly Cadet 1 Lt. Keith Howard
cort: Mr. Eric Watson Sponsor: Miss Tawana Butts
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Each year is full of
special events at Cen-
tral High. We spon-
sored a beauty contest
for boys. The Jerry
Lewis Telethon, on
September 3, was a
huge success, and we
are proud of the stu-
dent volunteers who
participated. Prom
night was a memorable
one. Anyone who
missed the homecom-
ing game missed out.
Did anyone have fun
at the fair this year?
You got a holiday from
school just to attend.
The concerts were
great Rolling
Stones, REM, Ronnie
Milsap, The Indigo
Girls, and The Who.
Four exchange stu-
dents came to Central.
The street dance this
year was fantastic. The
1989-90 school year
was a BLAST!
It is wise for you to
enter these rooms to
gain knowledge, wis-
don, and truth that
may be useful and
helpful to ones self
and all maknikd.
CENTRAL MR. 1990 Beauty Contest
The wide-eyed girls watched
the display of handsome gents,
and the young men tried to con-
ceal their envy. On Friday, Janu-
ary 19, 1990 the Central High
School Yearbook sponsored a
male beauty contest in the Lanier
B cafeteria.
The crowds of students that
dare to eat during lst and 2nd
lunch were heartily entertained
by the twenty contestants. Ap-
plictions filled out by the contes-
tants also proved entertaining.
The contestants were asked a va-
riety of questions, some about
their hobbies, sports, fears, and
one about their dream girl. Kevin
Mills described his dream girl as
being one who could bring home
the bacon, fry it up in the pan,
and never let him forget hes a
man. Teron Stringer listed his
Mom as a fear, and Keith Higgins
put jello-wrestling as his favorite
sport.
The contestants enjoyed their
chance to shine and the winners
relished their new-found star-
dom.
1 Lifting their arms in recognition, the
lunch bunch goes wild.
2 Christian Harvey parades across the
stage.
3 Cedric Lyons entices the screaming
lunchgoers to applaud.
4 The contestants and sponsors relax af-
ter the stress of the spotlight.
5 A handful of contestants await their
time to shine.
6 Corey Lundy contemplates the madden-
ing cafeteria crowd.
7 Will McGraw glides down the runway
past the announcer.
8 Lewis Howard slides behind the an-
nouncer for one last cheer.
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Chad Dover Corey Smith
Concert Scene
1. Rolling Stones
2. Ricky Van
Shelton
3. Alabama
4, Debbie Gibson
In 1989 singers from all over
found themselves in Macon,
Georgia, playing to the half-
crazed concert-goers. The Indigo
Girls, Emily Saliers and Amy
Johnson, began their climb to
popularity in small pubs in Ath-
ens, Georgia. Recently they
played at the Victorian Village.
REM, another Athens-based
band, played in the Macon Coli-
seum in November as a part of
their Green Tour. New Kids on
the Block rocked the Macon Coli-
seum on March 4 for hordes of
screaming fans. Debbie Gibson,
the starry-eyed girl whose songs
shot up the music charts, per-
formed in Atlanta in 1989.
Country-lovers were also sat-
isfied musically. Ricky Van Shel-
ton, and Alabama, a famous
country group, both performed
here in Macon. Also, the Rolling
Stones played to an ever-faithful
crowd at Grant field in Febru-
ary.
Bands that originated in Ma-
con, such as Piedmont Cooks,
Drivin and Cryin, Vex, and the
7 Simons played throughout the
community. This past year was
an explosive one, with great par-
ties, good times, and outrageous
concerts.
REM.
Indigo Girls
New Kids on
the Block
4) Lonely are the brave:
3 ( A Beijing protester
@) C demanding reforms
faces down the army;
Chinas rulers order an assault on
Tiananmen Square, killing 5,000
and the beginnings of democracy.
The Iron Curtain lifts as Hunga-
Ty snips its barbed-wire borders
and Poland installs a non-Commu-
nist government. Irans Khomeini
deems Satanic Verses blasphemous
and demands author Salman Rush-
dies head. Japans Hirohito, 87,
dies, ending a 62-year reign. George
Bush calls drugs Public Enemy No. 1.
Voyager 2 caps its 12-year, four-
planet mission with a Neptune flyby
and will likely be the first man-made
object to escape the sunstug. TI
his planet is exploding. In the : :
1980s global population ballooned by 800 million and annual Noise level in
world production leaped by more than $3 trillion. Freedom U.S. unhealthy
erupted from Argentina to the Philippines, and gales of glasnost
ripped through the Soviet empire. Millions hit the fast track for
r ; : : U.S. Minimum Wage
gold and glory. Satellites, fiber optics, fax and TV swaddled the EE:
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globe in a crazy quit of information. But problems grew just as
fast. Epidemics of terrorism, drugs, crime, AIDS,
homelessness, hunger and pollution raged over
the globe. Life in the 80s, in short, was protean,
exuberantand often dangerous. Turn the page
and get the prc ture.
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Teen Pregnancy Blights Nations Future
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Bush seeks
death penalty
in drug war
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oil spill fouled 1,000 miles of Alaskan A deadly hurricane ravages South Carolina and
shoreline, wrecked the areas fishing
industry and killed thousands of leaves Caribbean islands prey to looters
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With help from the KGB. the Soviet leader purges In Honolu lu
the Politburo of three conservative opponents
1. Proms from the past.
2. Dancing silhouettes.
3. Hey Vern, breaks over, get back to
work!
4. No mistaking, thats Misty Shumaker
and Lon Harbin.
5. Seniors stepping up!
6. Arent Keith Cook and Laurie Buck
sweet?
7. Is that punch for me, Mrs. Kitchens?
May 6, 1989 began like any other Satur-
day; the sun came up, cartoons came on
T.V., and people just kidded around. How-
ever, if you were a junior or senior, this
wasn't just any day. There were just 12
hours until the prom.
The day started for most of us around
8:00 a.m. with the SAT and then decorat-
ing for the dance. Decorations included
putting up the mural, which Mrs. Kitch-
ens said was most fun, the placement of
the silhouettes on the stage (directed by
Mrs. Ryle), and the placing of columns on
the dance floor (which changed about
twenty times).
Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Swint spent
much of the day doing paperwork, while
Mrs. Brannen put together the refresh-
ments. Finally around 3:00 the volunteers
were allowed to leave, while the advisers
stayed to put on the last touches. The
1989 prom was definitely worth all the
time and effort it even won national
recognition!
1.""Hurry up and take the picture! say
Harry Thompson and Dana Harbin.
2. Dancing the night away.
3. The finished product.
4. You tell 'em Mrs. Kitchens!
5. If Only for One Night
6. Hey, what can | say?" Harry Thomp-
son gets the ribbon for runner-up for
Prom King.
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1. Hordes of people race to attack the ticket
booths at the entrance to the fair.
2. Ah, the undeniable indigestion causing
foods at the fair that we love.
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3. Step into the buckets and ride into the stars
by way of the ferris wheel.
4. The impressive view that sparks love and fun
as seen from a bucket in the sky.
March Blossoms
The Parade
Excitement Downtown
Up, Up, and Away!
Every year in October masses of peo-
ple spill into Central City Park to enjoy
the rides and see the sights of the
Georgia State Fair. Children drag their
parents through the petting zoo and
livestock fair with fingers sticky from
cotton candy. Couples sit entwined in
each others arms in the bucket seats
of the ferris wheel, as screams of the
victims on the wild rides bounce off
the stars.
Another big event is the Cherry Blos-
som Festival. It is held in March and is
a week of music, crafts, and fun. The
many booths exhibit a variety of arts
and crafts and delicious foods. Crowds
of people browse and inspect the
many items on sale. People come from
far and wide to enjoy the relaxed at-
mosphere and hospitality of the festi-
val.
Friends from afar
For 'One Moment in
Time" Earnesta Green and
Justen Gray were royalty. On
Friday, September 22, 1989,
they were crowned home-
coming king and queen. Ear-
nesta says that she felt
shocked when she heard her
name as the winner. Mere
words cannot express my
pleasure at being Miss Cen-
tral. Thanks for your sup-
port."
Earnesta was escorted by
Jaime Bostic. Justen Gray's
stand-in was Lloyd Martin,
who was escorted by Beth Ol-
sen. Justen was unable to
participate in the actual cer-
emony because he was play-
ing on the field.
Barbara Brown was first
runner-up for Miss Central,
and she was escorted by Ver-
non Ryle. Other nominees
were Daphne Anderson,
Sharon Chambliss, and So-
nja Morris.
Charles Harvey was first
runner-up for Mr. Central,
and his escort was LaTrisha
Simmons. Other members of
the court were Antonio Aus-
tin and Cedric Howard.
1. Earnesta Green is Homecoming
Queen 1989.
2. Justen Gray, Homecoming King.
3. Lloyd Martin and Beth Olsen walk
proudly to accept Justens award.
4. The senior members of the home-
coming court are presented.
5. Sonja Morris and escort Chris Phil-
lips.
6. Cedric Howard and escort Tonya
Johnson.
7. Make Way for the Chargers!
8. They made their own way.
9. Barbara Brown and Vernon Ryle
smile as she is announced runner-up.
10. Charles Harvey, escorted by Latri-
sha Simmons.
11. Lisa Phillips, last years queen,
crowns Earnesta.
12. Tony Austin and Donna Wilson.
13. Sharon Chambliss and Gabriel
Burnette.
14. Mr. and Miss Junior Donnie Mays
and Kimberly Lane smile with their
escorts.
15. The underclass homecoming rep-
resentatives.
16. Victory was blaring for the Char-
gers!
The right moves .. .
Central High School
could not exist without
the wonderful faculty
it has. | feel it is time
the faculty here get the
recognition they de-
serve.
Being a member of
this faculty may not be
the most luxurious po-
sition in the world, but
it is one of the most
important. The faculty
helps give us the
brains and know-how
to become whatever
we want in life. | chal-
lenge the faculty to
keep up the good work
so that the future gen-
erations will receive
the same high quality
education that we
have.
lL love teaching and |
love to see students
learn new things each
day ... | enjoy helping
them understand
about certain subject
materials that they will
need and use in the fu-
ture. Mr. Nichols.
TRANSITION
ELEMENTS IN WHET WER Swi i ss A
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Ron Aaron Jane Middlebrooks Ann Adkisson
Science Math Health
Jamie Akin Alfred Allen LeAnn Ash
Science Vo-Tech Adolescent Services
Bob Barnette
Band
Joann Aumann Marie Bailey
Math PEC
Annie Battle Curtis Billingsiea Vickie Birdsall
English Math PEC
Bessie Brown
Social Studies
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Lewis Cotton
RVI Aide
Randy Brown Sarita Brown James Caldwell
Health /PE Secretary Lanier A French, History
Geraldine Carr
Secretary Vocational
Meg Campbell
PEC
Nelson Johnston Jesse Cherry Mary Lynn Clark
Printing Tech. Social Studies Computer Science
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Velma Gene Clark Inez Collins Katrina Corson
PEC Math English, Jrn. tl
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Mattie Curry Evelyn Davidson
English Secretary Lanier A
Grdnd Rock
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Beulah Dumas
Science
Algy Edwards Steve Edwards
Spanish PE /Health
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Charlotte Eisel Leontine Espy Debra Ezell
English Complex Principal Secretary Lanier B
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Jackie Faulkner Iishmell Felder
Secretary Lanier B Social Studies
Beverly Ficklin Robert Fightmaster
Math Latin
Hester Fults Pat Galloway Richard Ganus
English Counselor Lanier B PEC
George Goddard Armetrice Gooden Jackie Goodwin
Social Studies Secretary Lanier A Math
Simone Gray Leonard Green Margaret Green
Science Health /PE Media Aide Lanier B
Helen Hall Elberta Harris David R. Harshbarger
English & Spanish Data Processing French, Social Studies
Speak Up!
Miss Hughes: Il began teaching because | wanted
to touch the future. | always felt right tutoring and
teaching people. My favorite students to teach are
those who have a desire to learn.
Mr. Pettigrew: Il enjoy the friendly and relaxed
atmosphere at Central, as well as working as an
adviser to several clubs. This is my 28th year teach-
ing and my favorite subject to teach is AP Calcu-
lus.
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Mrs. irby: Il enjoy teach-
ing students who want to
learn and try to do their
best. My favorite subject to
teach is English and | also
like speech. | have been
teaching for quite some-
time and do not plan to quit
soon!
Mrs. Tuck: This is my
fifth year of teaching. My fa-
vorite subject to teach is
Graphic Arts, and | enjoy
teaching high school stu-
dents.
Mrs. Goodwin: "| became a math
teacher because | always liked to work
with numbers. | enjoy teaching stu-
dents from the ages of 15-17; most of
all | enjoy teaching those students who
want to learn.
Ms. Brannen: I started teaching in
1952, after being unhappy in the fields
of radio, business, and religious edu-
cation. | stayed in teaching because of
the young people | come in contact
with. It is such a joy to watch young
people grow and mature and realize
their full potential.
Mrs. Parker: 'l like teaching juniors because they are
more mature than sophomores and | especially love
American History. My worst experience is when | had a
sneezing attack which interrupted my observation by
the principal.
Coach Edwards: I have been teaching school for nine years
and got into the profession because | like working with young
people and | enjoy the challenge. My favorite subjects to
teach are Mental and Physical Health, and Alcohol and Drug
Awareness.
Mrs. Malone: Teaching is enjoyable; however the difficulty imposed upon
teachers in this sytem makes teaching less enjoyable. One of my favorite Mrs. Tolliver: I chose to follow the
teaching experiences is having a class where all the students are motivated, example set by my idol, my grandmother
enthusiastic and well disciplined. Mrs. Edwards: "I enjoy teaching those and thats why | became a teacher.
students who show enthusiasm for learning. One of my most embarrassing Theres no certain age group which | en-
moments was when | stepped back one day and tripped over a student's foot! joy teaching. | am a people person any
fell flat on my 'FONDILLO. Mr. Perez: My mom taught English sol wanted age group would be enjoyable.
to keep the tradition of teaching. | like being around students and seeing
them advance to higher education.
Pam Hill Monica Hawkes Frederice Herring
Reading Mankind English
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S . A J,
Elizabeth Hinesley Fred Hinesley Judy Hobbs
English Counselor Lanier B Business
Wayne Holieman Ann Holmes
Alma Horton
Health /PE PEC
Social Studies
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Ronald Ivey Linda Hughes Mary Irby
Science Math English
Dorothy James Rufus Johnson
Secretary ROTC Principal Lanier A
Elijah Jones Marie C. Jones W.C. Jones
Social Studies English P.E./Health
Nancy Jordan Margaret Kennerly Gwen Kitchens
Math Science English
Kathy Leigh Delores Lewis
Secretary Lanier B Math
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tyr
Ron Little Keelah Malone Fran Mayhew
PE/Health Spanish Registrar Lanier B
Beverly McCullough Ellen McEilmore Ruby Mixon
Vocational Chorus, English Cosmetology
Patsy Odom Connie Oxford Bettye Parker
English Bookkeeper Social Studies
William Perez Tina Perkins Clifton Pettiford
Spanish Science Science
James Pettigrew Marianne Pletrzak Mary Ramey
Math M English
Carol Reid Barbara Reves Sherrie Roach
Science Social Studies HIP/HI
Cleo Roberts Toni Ryle Jeanne Scarboro
Social Studies PEC Counselor Lanier A
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Anne Simmons Leanita Simmons Tom Simonton
Principal for Instruction English Social Studies
Amy Singletary James Singleton Alexis Smith
Marketing Ed. Assistant Principal PEC
WUT Tae
Steve Smith Maxine Stubbs Jan Sutton
Assistant Principal Lanier A
English TMR
Marie Swint Patricia Toliver
Lynda Swanson
English English
Adolescent Services
Larry Tomlinson Evelyn Tuck William Turner
Science Graphic Arts Science
Aliene Warcek Lynn Watson
Home Economics Vocational
Paula Watson Earla Watts Norwood Wilder
Drafting Aides Vocational Supervisor
Bettie Williams Mary Whitfield Michele Borek
Math Social Studies French
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the 1989-90 Central
Pegasus yearbook. Ad-
vertisements recog-
nize the support of the
community for Cen-
tral. The yearbook
staff hits the streets
running every year
trying to muster up
enough ads to give the
school the type of year-
book it expeccts.
Ads improve the
looks and quality of
the yearbook. They
also decrease the
price. Jeff Morgan, of
Balfour, says, We ad-
vertise to help year-
books out and to con-
tact businesses.
Central appreciates
all the businesses and
patrons who purcased
ads in the 1989 year-
book. Thanks for your
continued support.
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To Andrea,
You Made It This Far. You've Got One More Year
To Go. Good Luck!
Love, Grandma
STEVEN,
WE ARE EXTREMELY PROUD OF YOU AND ALL
YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS. OVER THESE YEARS WE
HAVE SEEN YOU GROW INTO A RESPONSIBLE AND
MATURE ADULT. IN EVERYTHING YOU DO, YOU
JUMP STRAIGHT IN AND MAKE SURE ITS DONE
RIGHT. CONTINUE TO DO SO. WE ARE SURE YOU
WILL DO WELL WITH ANY TASK YOU UNDERTAKE.
YOU'VE BEEN A GREAT JOY IN OUR LIFE AS WELL AS
A PAIN SOMETIMES. MAY YOU SUCCEED IN EV-
ERYTHING YOU DO. WE LOVE YOU SON AND CON-
GRATULATIONS.
MOM, DAD, ANN, AND DANIEL
Congratulations &
Best Wishes To Andrea.
Class Of '91.
Keep On Keepin On!
From Ann McKissick Hendricks
And Family
Congratulations
& Drea,
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We Love You! Love, Willie & Vette
Mom & Dad
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PONY CALDWELL, JR Macon, Georgia 31210
There was a little girl
Who had a little curl
Right in the middle
of her forehead.
... And her name was
Hannah Leigh.
At times a trial
But always da Treasure.
(Congratulations!
We always knew
you'd make it.
MOM & DAD.
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ERIC JOLLEY
1972-1989
Eric Jolley was more than a
friend.
When you were with Eric, it was
never dull.
He knew what to say and what
not to say.
He will always be with me and
in my heart.
He will be sadly missed, not
only by
his family and friends, but by
his brothers.
Just remember Eric from the
good times
you might have shared with
him and keep
them in your heart. We all love
you
Eric. Peace.
Dedication
STEPHANIE MINTER
1972-1989
| held a jewel in my fingers
And went to sleep
The day was warm, and winds
were prosy
| said Twill keep
| woke and chid my honest
fingers,
The gem was gone
And now, an Amethyst
remembrance
Is all lown
Emily Dickinson
KATRINA BROWN
1970-1988
She had a nature you could not
help
loving,
And a heart that was purer than
gold;
And to those who knew and
loved her,
Her memory will never grow
cold.
1990 PEGASUS STAFF
1st row left to right Amy Lines Business Editor, Jennifer Caldwell, Orlando Moss
2nd row left to right Verna Denmark, Chad Frazier Sports Editor, Stacey Coker, Vernon Ryle,
Jennifer Herman, Meredith Gibson Copy Editor, Jennifer Phillips, Carly Price Underclassman
Editor
3rd row left to right Rhonda Knight, Lisa Call Club Editor, Jason Maddox, Steven Hobbs
Sales Editor, Andrea Hill
Not Pictured Dawn Collins Art Editor, Sherry Wheeler Features Editor, Kisha Foster
Senior Section Editor, Sabrina Howell Layout Editor
When most students think
about the yearbook staff they
think about people taking pic-
tures and making lots of an-
nouncements. However the
yearbook staff is much more.
Behind the scenes we have pic-
ture croppers, copy writers,
layout artists, computer oper-
ators, sales personnel, and the
ever-popular selling ads. Put-
ting together the yearbook is a
lot of hard work and long
hours after school, but its all
worth it when we see the fin-
ished product.
Its not until you work with
the yearbook that you realize
just how lazy and stubborn the
student body can be. We al-
most had to shoot Ms. Cor-
sons dog to make you buy this
yearbook. Now aren't you glad
you did!
We hope you enjoy the 1990
yearbook. A lot of long hours
and hard work have gone into
it. We would however like to
pause for a minute and thank
Ms. Corson, our advisor, with-
out whom we could have never
done this.
. Jason Maddox and Amy Lines spare a mo-
ment to discuss ad sales.
. Carly Price gets excited over selling all her
ads.
. Chad Frazier and Orlando Moss get serious
about their work.
. Jennifer Caldwell gives a helping hand to
Jennifer Phillips and Lisa Call as they pre-
oad layouts at yearbook camp.
. Rhonda Knight helps show the way.
. Ms. Corson and Dawn Collins prepare the
arbook cover.
. Kisha Foster always enjoys doing her part.
. Work, Work, Work, that's all we ever
seem to do, says, Steven Hobbs.
. We were in a big mess at the Jostens Year-
book Camp up at the University of Georgia
in June "89.
. Let's all crowd around the computer!
. Hey, Hey, the gangs all here.
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Keith Higgins
Captain of Water Polo Team 1989
Croquet Team Most Intense 1987
County Ping Pong Champion 1988
Nobel Prize Physics 1986
Co-Winner of
Most Likely To Con His Way
Into The Yearbook
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Travis
MVP of Water Polo Team 1989
Croquet Team Captain 1989
County Billiards Champion 1988
Pulitzer Prize 1987
Co-Winner Of
Most Likely To Con His Way Into The Yearbook
Travis Young
The 1989-90 school year somehow
whizzed by. We must have been caught up
in the excitement of football season, the
desperation of passing that one class you
have so much trouble in, and the frantic
rush of getting all your homework done by
the next period. Sometimes we just dont
realize how fast time goes by until we find
ourselves thinking that it was just yesterday
when we were standing in the middle of the
hall on that first day, wondering were our
next class was and what hall it was on.
Sound familiar to anyone? You've probably
heard this same line before, In a few years
you will look back on this and laugh. Of
course that will be when you're sitting at a
cluttered desk and you've made it to the
top, while reflecting on how easy high
school was.
Students here at Central may have differ-
ent views on what success is either pros-
perity and wealth, or happiness and stabil-
ity, but either way, believe it or not, you
couldn't have achieved it without the edu-
cation you received in highschool, or just
even from your own personal experience in
high school. All in all, we will be movin on
up in whatever we end up doing and we
have these four years to thank for that.
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