- Collection:
- Middle Georgia School Yearbooks
- Title:
- The Pegasus 1994
- Creator:
- Central High School (Macon, Ga.)
- Publisher:
- Macon, Ga. : Central High School
- Date of Original:
- 1994
- 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 1994 Central High School yearbook from Macon, Georgia.
- Metadata URL:
- https://archive.org/details/1994-central-high-school-yearbook
- IIIF manifest:
- https://iiif.archivelab.org/iiif/1994-central-high-school-yearbook/manifest.json
- Language:
- eng
- Holding Institution:
- Washington Memorial Library, Middle Georgia Regional Library
- Rights:
-
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2155 Napier Ave.
Macon, Ga. 31204
(912) 751-6770
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Precious Anglin Garrett Armstrong Jonathan Atwater Daniel Avery Andrew Baez
Latasha Balthrop tacie Bambarger Angelia Banks
Most School Spirited
Joey Eells and Amber Toland
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Carla Hunnicutt and Olivia Gowan engaged in deep
study
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Jason Boles
Angelia Brooks
Tammie Dwight makes a routine
trip to her locker to get her mate
tials for her next class
Amy Boone
Tamara Brooks
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Timothy Brown Amy Burke Nakia Burns Nathan Burns James Caldwell
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Paul Cannon Catilin Car Cathy Carswell Misty Carter Robert Cass
Erin Chancellor Lisa Chandler Amy Chastain Layne Chastain Valerie Chatfield
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Micah Chatham Furman Clark III Timothy Clark Leigh Ann Clarke Lana Cohen
Shannon Coker Heather Colbert Jeremy Cole Bradley Cook Charles Cornelious
Leigh Ann Clarke, Shanda Bizzle, and Rai Anne Ivey
all enjoy their LB lunch
Amy Chastain and Chris Smith. Friends forever
David Courson Stewart Cronin Robin Cummings Altevise Curtis Monique Dancy
Alisha Daniel Anitra Davis Renee Davis Tomicia Davis Miriam Dennis
Leo Myers and Lori Kiehn seem to be waiting for the
next class to start
Filmore Thomas, Cedric Toliver, LaTrinta Spivey,
Nathan Burns Just Kickin itl!!!
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Seniors
Angela Howard and Demetris Wimberly made a deicesion to enjoy
Taco Bell fare:
Kijafa Dickinson Louise Dobson Keith Dover Dameion Dukes
Tammie Dwight Tomeka Eason Christopher Eells Traci Emig Roderick English
Best Smile
Ziza LaPierre and Dwarka Jackson
Nancy Feibelman Brian Findlay Terrill Floyd Leroy Foster Vanisha Gaines
Chantel Gainey Hannah Gandy Tiffany Garrard Daryl Gibbs Kelli Gibbs
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Carlisia Johnson and Joseph Redding
Christopher Gilbert Shundrika Glasco Rashonda Glover Alicia Godley Leslie Goolsby
Jamie Gordon Olivia Gowan Sabrina Grier Bradley Griffin David Hamlen
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Lisa Chapman, Amy Reese, Eugene Handley, Jason
Swinford and Lakeisha Warnock enjoy a moment of
relaxation
Brad Cook takes a breather from a computer class
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Jennifer Stark primps during class Ooops!
Alexis Bailey, Tim Clark, Lashonda Walker and Sh-
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Central students,enjoy,a chat
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Marques Hassan David Hayden Joni Hicks Regenia Hill Allison Holloway
Clinton Holmes Angela Howard Jeffery Howard Kathryn Howard Nathaniel Howard Jr
Most Popular
Tamika Jones and Keith Dover
Sonjia Hughes Tiffany Hunnicutt Sherod Hunt Misty Ivey
Antonio Jackson Elizabeth James Lawanda James Christopher Janney Marie Jewell
Most Attractive
Kajuana Pitts and Alexis Bailey
Carlisia Johnson Christa Johnson Mario Johnson Shantelle Johnson Monte Joiner
Danielle Jones Willie Mae Jones Travis Jordan Solomon Juang
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Amy Walker is using her sparetime wisely.
Seniors Shaundra Jones, Chernetress Ward, Angela
Banks and the rest of the crew, give Central a
final Peace
Chad Rumford looks forward to another exciting day at Central.
Jackie Kelly Jr
Kameron Kelsey
Shanta Kendall Charles King Michael King
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Cortney Kuehn Christopher Lamar Zizanena LaPierre
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These ladies are having a great time socializing out
side next to the bleachers
These underclassmen girls are taking it easy on the
stairs during lunch
TCTSKEONESSS
Seniors
Among others, these two girls enjoy visiting with their friends by the
doorway
Tiffany Lavender Albert Lawson Shanell Leathers Margaret Lee Jeffrey Lewis
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Terralyn Little Jennifer Long Nieshia Mann Kena Marshall
Friendliest
Rai Anne Ivey and Christopher Lamar
Leticia Marshall Tomeko Maynard Randall McClinton ames McConnell David McCoy III
Felicia McCoy Latonya McCoy Michael McCoy Mary Miller Amy Mitchell
Most Athletic
Trelle Kite and Kena Marshall
Tai Miyamoto Anica Moore Anjanette Moore Kerri Moore Frank Patterson III
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Patrick Patterson Develyn Paul Joseph Pippin Kajuana Pitts
i A group of Central students enjoing the homecoming game
' Chris Smith is catching up on some sleep, in his salad
TNT KDONESS
Melody Ursery, Travis Jordan and Bob Johnson are sending out the
Peace message.
Shanessa Poole Angel Pope Karen Prince Quintina Quick Rebecca Rankin
Wesley Rauls Amy Reece Nakia Reese Jason Reeves
Central students hangin out between classes
Brent Schweizer is caught not paying attention in
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Has Shanessa Poole forgotten her locker combination???
Seniors
Tasheila Reliford Joseph Rhodenhiser Benita Rhodes Shenita Rhodes Anthony Richard
Caroline Ridley James Robinson Damian Rodgers Michael Rodgers Allen Ross
Best All Around
Sitara Smith and Wilson Southerland
Chadwick Rumford Lametriss Sampson Sloan Sandefur Jon Sanders Melanie Sanderson
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Dori Scales Michael Sellers ason Shelton Jennifer Shimler Mark Sifford
Best Dressed
Nikeya Straws and Reginald Stubbs
Damon Sinclair Allison Smith
Sitara Smith Stephanie Smith Wilson Southerland Latrinta Spivey Daniel Stephens
Mike McGouirk, Kimmy Sitten and Amy Wolfe take
a break from band
Nigel Thomas, Monique Dancy, Tomeka Eason &
Shea Tobler pause for a brief snapshot
Toria Stephens Carrie Stevens Jermaine Stevens Jennifer Story Nikeya Straws
Adam Tarbox Tanesha Taylor Angela Thomas Filmore Thomas III
Parisha Dunn & Ivey Brown Crusin in Central park-
ing lot
Ms. Adams chuckling at a student.
Dewayne Jordan & Leveda Hall resting against Central walls
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Gesela Thomas Nigel Thomas Terrence Thompson Shea Tobler Amber Toland
Kristofer Toler Cedric Tolliver Heather Toole Robyn Toole Jason Tripp
Most Likley To Succeed
Miriam Dennis and Cedric Toliver
Andrew Wade
Shawanda Walker Chernetress Ward V Cherrel Warren Charlotte Weaver
1993-1994 Senior
Karaleus White r x Harold Wilkes Jr Casey Williams Erica Williams
Ted Williams Patricia Williamson Dionne Willis Demetris Wimberly Willie Wimberly J:
Down and give me fifty!!!
Tucker Warnock showing us her pearly whites
Steven Linebaugh and Jay Carson showing their patriotism.
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Angela Wood Deborah Wood Stephanie Wood amie Wright
Shelly Wright Linda Wyche Tradenia Young Dana Zellner
Leading Roles
Not now, shouts Robin Cummings, while enjoy 1993-1994 Senior Picnic Chan Becham and Paul Cannon are caught in
ing the Senior Picnic Double Jeopardy with a hat and a drink
Cheyenne Pullam, Nathan
Burns, Michael McCoy,
Renee Davis and Bob Johnson
are waiting for an audition for
a Senior role
Lana Cohen, Jennifer Lilley, Jessica Long,
Paula Miller, Allison Bayles, Christy Purvis,
Jennifer Barber, and Mary Miller are making
high school memories.
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Chad Yeatts hits the books
John Bellveau is going crazy waiting
for lunch
Don't look at Karl White, he doesnt
knowl!
top row: Trelle Kite, Cedric Tolliver, Joseph Redding, Dwarka Jackson, Kena Marshall, Alveno Nelson,
Reginald Stubbs, Wilson Southerland, Sitara Smith middle row: Keith Dover, Kajuana Pitts, Carlisia
Johnson, Ziza LaPierre, Joey Eells, Alexis Bailey, Joni Hicks bottom row: Tamika Jones, Rai Anne Ivey,
Antonio Jackson, Miriam Dennis, Nikki Straws, Amber Toland, Chris Lamar not pictured: Robin Cum-
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Selections
We've finally come upon that fi-
nal year, overwhelmed with joy but
trembling with fear. To the class of
94 of Central High, are cherished
memories that shall never die.
Proud and strong, thats how we'll
stand, lets leave our home, hand in
hand. Farewell Central High, the
home we trust, we hate to leave you
but its a must. The sea of our love
overflows the soul, it fulfills our
hearts and makes our spirits grow.
My promise to you is Friends to
the end because in our hearts
we'll always be friends. As we start
moving on and moving up, we
mustn't forget where we grew up.
To the teachers who have changed
attitudes, words cant express our
sincere gratitude. From this point
on we must strive to succeed If
it is to be, It is up to me. Approach
graduation with joy in your hearts,
but tears in your eyes, because
friends must part.
Melody Ursery
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1993-1994 Homecoming King and Queen Cedric Tolliver and Sarah rd enjoy the beginning of the
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Reginald Stobbs, Shikira Smith, Melvin Raines
Jamie Brown, Candice Nance, Abby Smith, Lind-
Jones, Melinda Jones, Chasity Phelps, Willie
Jac KSsSOoNn
Joseph Redding, Quintina Quick, Trelle Kite
Andy Veal, Will McGraw, Tiffany Garrard, Queen
Sarah Bedard, Kin Cedrick Toliver, Allison Bayles,
Lance Merritt, Melissa Rumph, Joey Eells, Hope
Varner, Philmor Thomas
Betsy Cable and Shamese Phelps show their Char-
Those Chargers really stick together.
ger pride.
Amy Wolfe, Laura Edwards, Heather Dulong,
Christina Francis, and Christy Purvis look ex-
hausted after a half-time performance.
Homecoming 3]
MISTY ACKLEY * WENDI ADAMS *
CHRISTIAN AGBAJE * CLEO ALEXANDER * MAREKA
AMICA * PRECIOUS ANGLIN * GARRETT ARMSTRONG *
JONATHAN ATWATER * DANIEL AVERY * LORI BACCHUS * ANDRES
BAEZ * ALEXIS BAILEY * LATASHA BALTHROP * STACIE BAMBARGER
* ANGELIA BANKS * NATHANIEL BANKS * JENNIFER BARBER * HOLLY
BARNARD * TAMELA BATTLE * TAMICA BATTLE * ALLISON BAYLES * CHAN
BECHAM* SARA BEDARD * JOHN BENSON * CONTRINA BERRIAN * THAD BINFORD
* BRIAN BINKLEY * SHANDA BIZZLE * AMY BLOODWORTH * ANDREW BOGGS * JASON
BOLES * AMY BOONE * SHELI BOWEN * RIANNA BRANNEN * DEMETRIS BRANTLEY *
ANGELIA BROOKS * TAMARA BROOKS * BRANDON BROWN * CHAUNDRA BROWN *
CHRISTOPHER BROWN * GEORGE BROWN * JAMIE BROWN * MARVIN BROWN * TIMOTHY
BROWN * HENNIE BROWNER * ROCKY BUEHL * NAKIA BURNS * NATHAN
BURNS * CALANDRA BUTLER * HORATIO BUTTS * JAMES
CALDWELL * PAUL CANNON * STEPHEN CAPONE * CAITLIN
CARENEN * GREG CARPENTER * CATHY CARSWELL * MISTY
CARTER * ROBERT CASS * ERIN CHANCELLOR * LISA CHANDLER
* LATANYA CHAPMAN * AMY CHASTAIN * LAYNE CHASTAIN *
VALERIE CHATFIELD * MICAH CHATHAM * AGER CHEELY *
CHANDLER CLARK * FURMAN CLARK * TIMOTHY CLARK *
LEIGH ANN CLARKE * LANA COHEN * SHANNON COKER *
HEATHER COLBERT * SHERRELL COLBERT * JEREMY COLE *
ALBERT COMBS * BRADLEY COOK * JASON COOPER * CHARLES
CORNELIOUS * DAVID COURSON * STEWART CRONIN * ALONZO
CULLER * ROBIN CUMMINGS * MONIQUE DANCY * ALISHA
DANIEL * BRIANA DARBY * ANITRA DAVIS * CHAD DAVIS * DANA DAVIS
* TAISHA DAVIS * TOMICIA DAVIS * TRELLIS DAVIS * MARCUS DENNIS *
MIRIAM DENNIS * MANDY DEUTSCH * TANYADEWS * KIJAFA DICKINSON * SARENA
DINKENS * LOUISE DOBSON * KEITH DOVER * DIANNE DUGGER* DAMEION DUKES * TAMMIE
DWIGHT * TOMEKA EASON * CHRISTOPHER EELLS * TRACI EMIG * TODD EMMOTT *
RODERICK ENGLISH* NANCY FEIBELMAN *BRIAN FINDLAY * TERRILL FLOYD * RICHARD
FONTENOT * LEROY FOSTER * TOMMY FOSTER * VANISHA GAINES * CARLOS GAINEY
* CHANTEL GAINEY * HANNAH GANDY * TIFFANY GARRARD * STACY GARY *
DARYL GIBBS * KELLI GIBBS * SHUNDRIKA GLASCO * HARLENE GLOVER *
THAD GOAD * ALICIA GODLEY * LESLIE GOOLSBY * JAMIE GORDON *
OLIVIA GOWAN * JENNIFER GRAVES * SABRINA GRIER * BRADLEY
GRIFFIN * GEMAHL GRIFFIN * TOBIAS HABERSHAM * LAVEDA
HALL * MONTAGO HALL * DAVID HAMLEN* CORY HAMON
* DAMIEN HAMRICK * MICHAEL HARDEN *
MONQUENCIO HARDNETT * LORENZO
HARGROVE * TIFANY HARLEY * JASON
HARPER * LATONYA HARPER * JAJUNA
HARRIS * MAKEBA HARRIS * RASHAN
HARRIS * SUNEE HARRIS * JENNIFER
HARRISON * MONICAHARTLEY* RANDY
HARTZOG * MARQUES HASSAN *
DAVID HAYDEN * BRIAN HEBB * JONI
HICKS * MARVIN HIGHTOWER * ERIKA
HILL * REGENIA HILL * TERRANCE HILL
* ALLISON HOLLOWAY * CLINTON
HOLMES * ANGELA HOWARD *
JEFFERY HOWARD * KATHRYN
HOWARD * NATHANIEL HOWARD *
VICKY HOWARD * SONJIA HUGHES
*TIFFANY HUNNICUTT * SHEROD
HUNT * QUIVONDA HUSTON * MISTY
IVEY * RAI ANNE IVEY * ANTONIO
JACKSON * BARRON JACKSON *
DIARRA JACKSON * DWARKA
ELIZABETH JAMES * LAWANDA
MARIE JEWELL * BOBBY JOHNSON
JOHNSON * MARIO JOHNSON *
JOINER * DANIELE JONES * JENNIFER
JONES * TERRANCE JONES * WANDA
JORDAN * SOLOMON JUANG * JACKIE
KENDALL * JOHN KENNINGTON* LORI
KING * MEREDITH KIRK * TRELLE KITE
CHRISTOPHER LAMAR * CALANDRA
LAVENDER * ALBERT LAWSON *
LECUYER * MARGARET LEE *
TERRALYN LITTLE * JENNIFER LONG
* KENA MARSHALL * LETICIA
TOMEKO MAYNARD * ROBERT MAYS
MCCLINTON * JAMES MCCONNELL
LATONYA MCCOY * MICHAEL MCCOY
AMY MITCHELL * ROBERT MITCHELL
ANICA MOORE * ANJANETTE MOORE
ANDREW MOSS * THORTON MOSS *
JACKSON * TEQUITA JACKSON *
JAMES * CHRISTOPHER JANNEY *
* CARLISIA JOHNSON * CHRISTA
SHANTELLE JOHNSON * MONTE
JONES * SHONDRA JONES * TAMIKA
JONES * WILLIE MAE JONES * TRAVIS
KELLY *KAMERON KELSEY *SHANTA
KIEHN * CHARLES KING * MICHAEL
* CORTNEY KUEHN* ADRIAN LAMAR*
LAMB * ZIZA LAPIERRE * TIFFANY
SHANELL LEATHERS * KAREN
JEFFREY LEWIS * JENNIFER LILLEY *
*NIESHIA MANN* SHAUNTELLE MANN
MARSHALL * ALKESIA MARTIN *
* TAMIKA MCCARTHY * RANDALL
* DAVID MCCOY * FELICIA MCCOY *
* JAMES MCKINNEY * MARY MILLER *
* TAL MIYAMOTO * ALICE MOORE *
* KERRI MOORE * SHIRLEY MORGAN *
RECO MURPHY * GERALD MURRAY *
ALVENO NELSON * PATRICK OKELLEY * FRANK PATTERSON *
PATRICK PATTERSON * DEVELYN PAUL * DIONNE PENDLETON * CHARLESTINE PHELPS
* JOSEPH PIPPIN * KAJANA PITTS * SHANESA POOLE * ANGEL POPE * TERRELL POUNDS *
KAREN PRINCE * CHEYANNE PULLUM * QUINTINIA QUICK * REBECCA RANKIN * WESLEY RAULS
* JOSEPH REDDING * AMY REECE * NAKIA REESE * JASON REEVES * TASHEILA RELIFORD *
JOSEPH RHODENHISER * BENITA RHODES * SHAWN RHODES * SHENITA RHODES * CAROLINE
RIDLEY * BEN ROBINSON * GREGORY ROBINSON * JAMES ROBINSON * DAMIAN RODGERS *
MICHAEL RODGERS * BARNEY ROGERS * ALLEN ROSS * AREECUS ROSS * JERRY ROWLAND *
CHADWICK RUMFORD * LAMETRISSSAMPSON * SLOANSANDEFUR * JAMES SANDERS *
JON SANDERS * MELANIE SANDERSON * DORI SCALES *ALEX SCARBOROUGH * MICHAEL
SELLERS * JASON SHELTON * JENNIFER SHIMLER * MARK SIFFORD * DAMON SINCLAIR *
WILLIAM SIPP * TIMOTHY SLEDGE * ALLISON SMITH * KATHERINE SMITH * MORANDA SMITH *
SHEAMIKO SMITH * SITARA SMITH * WILSON SOUTHERLAND * LATRINTA SPIVEY * STEPHEN
STAFFORD * DANIEL STEPHENS * HAROLD STEPHENS * TORIA STEPHENS * CARRIE STEVENS*
JERMAINE STEVENS* JENNIFER STORY* NIKEYASTRAWS* REGINALD STUBBS * JASON SWINFORD
* CARLA TANNER * ADAM TARBOX * RUSSELL TAYLOR * TANESHA TAYLOR * ANGELA THOMAS
* FILMORE THOMAS * GESELA THOMAS * NIGEL THOMAS * TERRENCE THOMAS * TERRENCE
THOMPSON * NATHANIEL THORPE * SHEA TOBLER * AMBER TOLAND * KRISTOFER TOLER *
CEDRIC TOLLIVER * HEATHER
TOOLE * ROBYN TOOLE * JASON
TRIPP * AMY TRYGGESTAD * ERIC
TURNER * JASON TURNER * MELODY
URSERY * ANDREW WADE * RICKY
WALDEN * SHAWANDA WALKER *
CHERNETRESS WARD * EVAN WARD
*JOHN WASHINGTON * CHARLOTTE
WEAVER *MAYON WEBB *KARALEUS
WHITE * SALLY ANNE WILCOX *
HAROLD WILKES* CASEY WILLIAMS *
CICELY WILLIAMS * ERICA WILLIAMS
* TED WILLIAMS * PATRICIA
WILLIAMSON * DIONNE WILLIS *
DEMETRIA WIMBERLY * WILLIE
WIMBERLY * ANGELA WOOD *
DEBORAH WOOD * STEPHANIE WOOD
* JAMIE WRIGHT * SHELLY WRIGHT
* LINDA WYCHE * DEWAYNE YON *
TRADENIA YOUNG * DANA ZELLNER
LIVE FOR THE MOMENT
Steven Linebaugh, J. Carson, Millie Vargas,
Tucker Warnock, Tanya Cohen, and Olivia Deesha Ashley and Loretta Kelly talk it up
while Juanita Booker passes by.
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Abney, Deidra Adams, Kevin Ambrose, Chace Anderson, Shikira Andrews, Jamie Anthony, Catherine
Archer, Sharon Arnold, Robert Asbell, Andrea Bacchus, Jody Baldwin, Sean Barber, Elizabeth
Barnes, Salena
Barfield, Emme
Battle, Luchina
Bloodworth, Amy
Bowser, LaDovie Brand, Russell
Brown, Sam IV Brown, Tiffany
Boaman, Stephen
Brewer, Silvester
Broyles, Karen
Baston, Kristi
Billingslea, Sonia
Brown, Jennifer
Broyles, Susan
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Battle, Erika
Beliveau, Jennifer
on
Bittick, Michael
Borck, Jeff
Brown, Kwajelyn
Bryan, Virginia
Bivins, Edward
Bowers, Ari
Brown, Matthew
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Bryant, Johnny
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Butler, Dianthony
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Canady, Courtney
Capps, Tony
Carmichael, Richard
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Coney, Phillip
Coon, Tiffany
Copeland, April
TAME WILL TELE
Clint Holmes, Stewart Cronin, Scott Enjoying a moment between classes are Melvin
Brown, Mark Sifford, John Kennington, Raines and Alisha Daniel.
Chan Becham, and Paul Cannon
Crawley, Clifton Creswell, Michael Cribb, Christina Cribb, Felicia Cripe, Brian Croft, Jenny
Crusoe, Henricias Cunningham, Anthony Dancy, Gabriele Davis, Bryant Davis, Corey Davis, Daniel
KNOW THE ROPES
John Benson and Jamie Horton seem to be Johnny Hurst, Stephanie Walker,and Cherne-
holding up the wall tress Ward stop to converse
Davis, Willie Dean, Chiquita Dennis, Teecha Denson, Michael Devito, Angela Dias, Ana
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Dolan, Amber Dominick, Gardner Douglas, Quientrous Driskell, Kim Dudley, Darrell Dugger, Claudia
Evans, Isom
Fields, Neika
Foster, Shelby
Gambill, Shawn
Fambro, Carl
Finch, Bryan
Francis, Kenyatta
Gear, Montrel
Edwards, Kris
Elder, Darrion
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Fambro, Quinton
Frazier, Virginia
Geiger, Steve
Farrar, Montayne
Freeman, Arrin
Gerwig, Sarah
Ferguson, Richard
Folmar, Ken
Gainey, Marcus
Gibson, Yolanda
Ferguson, Wykisha
Galloway, Andria
Gilbert, Roderick
* Glover, Adrienne Gooden, Tremel Goodrum, Jamil Gordon, Angel Gorman, Angela Gorman, Clifford
Gotsch, Sarah Graham, Patrice Gray, Jennie Gray, Tamara Greenwald, Hal Gregory, Anthony
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Griffis, Donald Hahn, Justin Hall, Jonathan Hall, Tywain Hamrick, Justin
Harden, Jason Harden, Jeralyn Harper, Felicia Harris, Jaregis Harris, Thandiwe
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SEEING IS BELIEVING
The Sugarettes jam during a football game
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Hinson, Brandon
Howard, Demond
Ho, Jimmy
Skies are sunny for Lakesha Cephus and Tam-
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Hollingsworth, Bobby Taiwana
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Howard, Jamaal
Hughes, Jennifer Huling, John
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Horne, Mark Horton, Johnny
Humphrey, Jonathan Hunt, Jennifer
HAVE THE LAST LAUGH
Playing Duck, Duck, Goose at the Senior Shaurman Nettingham, Thornton Moss, and
Picnic Demond Howard look ready for the day
Hunter, Christopher Hunter, Sharon Hurst, Johnny Irons, April Jackson, Brad Jackson, Brian
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Jackson, Carlos Jackson, Gwen Jackson, Shandra Jackson, Shawanna James, Lakina James, Michelle
Jarrell, Horace
Kemp, Pamala
Klingemier, Russ
Lehman, Jonathan
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Jones, Melanique
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Johnson, James Johnson, Scott Johnstono, Anna
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Jordan, Kellrese
Joh nson, Bob
Jordan, Donqueako Joyner, Delorie Joyner, Justin
Kinzie, Sharon Kirkland, Deanna
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Lawrence, Shemika
Kinard, Kassie King, Shakendra
Kobek, Ben Land, Holly Lathrop, Grace Lavender, Eugene
Lewis, Veronica Linebaugh, Steven
Lemon, Michael Lester, Celestine Lewis, Damon
Little, Jason
Mallard, Earnest
McCall, John
McGouirk, Michael
Mohn, Brandy
Little, Robert
Mann, Tavalas
McCarthy, Tosheba
McMillan, Samantha
Moore, Madison
Logan, Cayce
Manning, Matt
McClellan, Eric
McSwain, Ginny
Moore, Shannon
Logan, Natasha
Marshall, Kevin
McClellan, Mark
Miles, Lorita
Morofka, Melinda
Marshall, Tomeka
McCloud, Yvonne
Miles, Reginald
Lunde, Rachel
Martina, Amy
McDaniel, Jennifer
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Mitchell, Ethan
Mullin, Lisa
WHAT'S GOING ON?
Friendship makes the day more interesting,
say Erin Knight, Crissy James, Melissa
Hammock, and Lori Hodges.
Murphy, Stephen Neprud, Scottie
Patrick, Jason
Oops! Wayne Hodges was caught unawares
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Nobles, Jason
Patton, Adrian
Nottingham, Marc
Perry, Ebony
Oden, Melissa
Peters, Clayton
Odom, Anna Gail
Petty, Lorie
GO ALL OUT
George Rankin tunes in to Mr. Barnettes com-
Bomb threats are always SUCH fun! mands
Phillips, Mary Pinholster, Scott Plagge, Kim Player, Candice Pless, Tomeka Posnak, Rachael
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Phelps, Shawnatte Powell, Elizabeth Preston, Tiffany Price, Nikesha Priester, Jumall Pugh, Antonio
Rader, Josh Raines, Bryant Raines, Lisa Rankin, George
Rawls, Chris Rawls, Iris Ray, Bonita Reese, Angela Rhodes, Denise Richardson, Anne
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Robinson, Melinda Rumford, Seth Sable, Jessica
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Summerday, Chip Sutton, Consuela Taylor, Antonio Taylor, Brian Taylor, John Tekell, Kyle
Pil THE AGH
Jenny Bryant clowns for the camera Sharing a can of cheese snacks are Nicole Bat-
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Tuck, Evelyn Turner, Ardra Ussery, Eric Vance, Jonathan Vargas, Millie Varner, Hope
LEAD THE WAY
Kim Abney, Lashonda Gunn, and Kenesha
Jackson enjoy a soft drink in the shade The Chargers tower above the rest
Varner, Robin Vinson, Jennifer Wade, Steve Walker, Katy Walker, Lashonda
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Walker, Robert Warnock, Tucker Warren, Romi White, Maurice White, Wyknika Willett, James
Williams, Antonio
Wilson, Wes
Womack, Patrick
Yang, Bessie
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Winchester, Elizabeth
Yeatts, Chad
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Windham, Angela
Worthy, Ariana
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Wolfe, Amy
Wynn, Tommy
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Tony Jackson, Elkanah Williams,
and Michael Hollingshed share a
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Scott Dunlap and Tonya Strong socialize dur- Nat Godley and Angela Grisham share their
ing their free time lunch
Quinisha Baker gives a big smile for the camera.
Kena Marshall, Mario Martin, Tomeka Marshall,
and Robert Mitchell prepare for their journey
across the street
John Cozart and Jacob Cozart are in a hurry to Hard at work are Monica Burton and Felicia
cross the street Harper.
It looks like a good day! Garth Smith, Steven
Stembridge, Mary Bosserman and Josh Powell.
Joseph Redding, Joni Hicks, Melody Ursery, Brad Jackson, Alveno
Nelson, Areecus Ross, Luchina Battle, Adrian Taylor, Mareka Am-
ica, Brian Jackson, Dwarka Jackson, Monquencio Hardnett, and
Shemeki Callaway
Jeff Coley, Holly Burney and sis-
ter Heather Burney relax on the
ROTC bleachers
Melissa Nash, Eric Purser, and
Crystal Frazier enjoy Mrs. Van
Wycks class.
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EVERYTHING FROM A TO Z
Carl Fambro, Melvin Raines, Eric Ussery,
Sheli Bowen, Charles Waller, Bryant Chandler Clark and Nick Young talk take a
Raines, and Richard Whipple take a break
moment to chat between class in the Lanier A
during lunch to hang with friends parking lot
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Adams, Ami Adams, Jaquita Adams, Wes Adkins, Kalvin Akins, George Allen, Mark
Allen, Terrence
Sophomores
Altman, Rachel Anthony, Veronica Ashley, Deesha Ashley, Jamila Avent, Brian
Avery, Charles
Becker, Chris
Blair, Jackie
Bowdry, Felecia
Brown, Daniel
Barnes, Charles
Bell, Katesha
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Blanding, James
Bowman, Denise
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Brown, LaChara
Bennett, Brandy
Blankenship, Brian
Brinkley, Mitchell
Brown, Tequila
Barnes, Rick Barnwell, Adria Baucom, Chris
Berry, Elizabeth Bizzle, Amanda Blackwelder, Chris
Blash, Katanga Blount, Baisha
Brinkley, Shanda Brooks, Lawana Brooks, Natika
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Burns, Frederica Bush, Ernest Butt, Michelle
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Caine, Shanitra Cainion, Tanya Carrion, Christie Chambliss, LaShonda Chambliss, LaTiffany Chandler, Eric
Chase, Amy Chastain, Lindsey Cherry, Brian Choate, Diane Clark, Erin
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Clark, Gaberiel Clowers, Curry Coker, Brian Colbert, Bryant Collier, Sean Collins, Elonca
Colson, Jacinta Colson, Robbie Colvin, Brad Cook, Brent Cook, Wesley Copeland, Lenore
Sophomores
GET THE PICTURE
Gardner Dominick and his brother Chris-
tian Dominick enjoy lunch together
Corker, Rashida
Darby, Michael
Cozart, Jacob
Davis, Harriet
Dendrick Thomas and Jennifer King make a
lovely couple
Cozart, John
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Davis, Jamie
Creamer, Michael
Davis, Kameika
Culler, Gabriel
Davis, Marquis
Curtis, Deshon
Davis, Takeila
IN BLACK AND WHITE
Alveno Nelson, Tasheila Reliford, Chey-
anne Pullum, Sabrina Grier, Marco Jack-
son, Quivonda Huston, Carl White, and Melissa Kaase, Candice Nance, and Barron
Mieshio Brown are getting ready for class. Jackson wonder what's going on.
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Davis, William Dean, Micah Denmark, Emanuel Denmark, Jarvis Devito, Bobby Devore, Michelle
Dixon, Benjamin Dominick, Christian Donald, Jonathan Dorman, Melissa
| 60 | Sophomores
Dorn, Andrea Doyle, Beth
Estes, Aubrey
Floyd, John
Francis, Chikenna
Gambill, Shalee
Estes, Lonnie
Folmar, Jonathan
sia
Francis, Christina
Garcia, Inga
Dulong, Heather
Folsom, Jeffrey
Frazier, Crystal
Garcia, Jose
Durden, Ken
Ford, Amy
Freeman, Larry
Gentry, Matt
Eakin, Melanie
Ferrell, Erin
Fordham, Elizabeth
Fults, Ashuda
Gibson, Benresa
Ellington, Erin
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Finney, Omega
Fountain, Willie
Futch, Brooke
Gibson, Reginald
Sophomores
Gibson, Shawnta Gibson, William Godley, Nat Goolsby, Jamie Graham, Katina
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Granville, Quinton Greene, Olivia Grey, Lakeitha Griffin, Brent Griffin, Jennifer Grisham, Angela
Gunn, Andre Hall, Aleazar Hall, Jason Hall, Tia Hammock, Brian
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Hartry, Kefing Hassan, Alim Hassan, Khadijah Hayes, Angie Haynes, April Haynes, Bobby
Sophomores
MAKE THE GRADE
Jimmy Ho, Tyrone Rice, and Terry Mr. Caldwell and Antonio Pugh discuss an as-
Lawrence pause before band practice to _signment
compare high hat techniques.
Head, Elizabeth Hendrix, Rene Henley, Daniel Hickman, Ashley
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Hill, Tyrondred Hobbs, Dwight Hodgens, Pierson Hodges, Wayne Hodgins, Lori
Hill, Toshiba
Hogan, Tammie
Sophomores
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Sarah Bedard, Filmore Thomas, Mayon
Webb, Dwarka Jackson, and Roderick En- Rocky Buehl shows his muscular build to Amy
glish stop everything to pose for a picture. Bloodworth and Christi Cribb.
Hollen, Tyler Hollifield, Misty Hollingsworth, Freddie Holmes, Rod Holmes, Yvette Horne, Peter
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Hortman, Danny Howard, Cedric Howington, Chris Hubbard, Corey Hugley, Sam Hunt, DeShaun
| 64 | Sophomores
Huston, Ayanna
Jackson, Michelle
Jefcoats, Beth
Israel, Emily
Jackson, Myneaus
Ferrell, Chelsey
Jackson, Shaneka
Johnnicans, Tamika
Ivry, Robert
Jackson, Tanesha
Johnson, Deidra
Jackson, Antijuan
Jackson, Tony
Jackson, Fred
James, Tara
wa ll,
Johnson, Noah
Johnson, Stacy Jones, Anthony Jones, Cedric Jones, Laura
ee
Kendrick, Lashonda Lawrence, Terry Jr.
Kelly, Loretta Kimbrough, Van Klingelhofer, Roderick Knight, Jason
Sophomores
Lee, Bronson Lee, Shannon Lefler, Amanda Lemons, Willmenta Lester, Tony Little, Tresha
Logue, Josh , Janice Love, Jennifer Maddox, Machanda Mallard, Chiquita
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Marshall, Keith Nartin, Allison Matthews, Timothy Maye, Omar McCaskill, Chad
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McClinton, Tineka McCollum, Ricardo McCoy, Jonathan McMillan, Wendi Meadows, Matt Meeks, Lori
Dare
Merritt, Erin Middleton, Brandon Miller, Angela iller, Miller, Paula Mills, Bran
| 66 | Sophomores
AHEAD OF OUR TIME
Wes Wilson, Justin Joyner, Melinda
Morofka, Rachel Posnak, Alice Bond, and
James Sellers smile for the camera while en-
joying lunch in the cafeteria
Mills, Brannon Minick, Joel
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Moore, Erika Moore, Octavius
Walt Chatman talks on the pay phone as
Wendy Hancock and Allison Bullard clown
around.
Minter, Robert Mitchell, Bridgett
Moore, Tornya Morris, LeeAnn
Mobley, Rosalina
Morris, Monique
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Moore, Corneka
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Morris, Shamika
Sophomores
DONT HOLD YOUR BREATH
: : : 3 right, 14 left, 26 right no, thats not
Sarah Gotsch, Katrina Barron, and Amanda right! exclaims Marvin Brown to Jamie
Lefler stretch for a half of a sandwich. Brown
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Mosely, Verne Moss, Stephanie Murray, Lakeio Murphy, Raushannah Nance, Candice Nash, Melissa
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NeSmith, Michael Nettingham, Karien Nettingham, Shaurman Norsworthy, Scott Ouzts, Brandy Owens, Jerry
| 68 | Sophomores
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Owens, Pharoah Padgett, Chrystal Palmer, Chris Peek, Cornelius Peek, Nykicia Pelt, David
Perkins, Bennie erry, , Persons, Terinco Pertillo, Antonio Petteway, Alicia Pinkins, Jackie
Pirkle, David Pitts, Ebony Polkowske, Jessica Pollard, Donna Poole, Jessica Poole, Shaunda
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Sophomores | 69
Rigsby, Jason Rikard, Chris Roberts, Barry Robinson, Demetrious Robinson, Lorenzo
Robinson, Shakina Robinson, Tomah Rodriguez, Luis Rogers, Pam Romero, Thelma Rouse, Corey
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Rousey, Teresa Rozier, RicWard Sadler, Katie Saleem, ishmaei Sasse, Anita Sellers, jason
Shelley, Terrell Shepard, Amber Shults, Shannon Shults, Shawna
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Simmons, Leon Simmons, Mace Simpson, Larry Sims, JeLawn Skilling, Melissa Smallwood, Kelly
Sophomores
ALL SYSTEMS ARE GO
Everyone waits to see if the firefighters find | Katie Ewing meditates on her music without a
anything during the fall bombthreat break
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Smith, Felicia Smith, Garth Smith, James Smith, Jeffrey Smith, Lawanda
Smith, Michael Smith, Nicole Smith, Renee Smith, Shane Smith, Shekita Smith, Toriean
Sophomores
WITH FLYING COLORS
Marika Amica, Joni Hicks, Adrienne
Glover, and Karien Nettingham are enjoy-
ing the cafeteria crowd Allison Bayles is on task typing
Smothers, Anedra Solomon, Rob Southerland, Anthony Spell, Gerard
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Stark, Jennifer Steed, Cassandra Steele, Carlos Stembridge, Steven Stephens, Moswen Stewart, Terrence
Sophomores
Stone, Jessica Strange, Dwayne Sullivan, Cajah Swann, Fred
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Taylor, Adrian Taylor, Christopher Tennyson, Keisha Thomas, Jihad Thomas, Kimberly
Thompson, Michael Tinkham, Terri Trayner, Cynthia Triesenberg, Ryan Tripp, Andrew
Tuff, Antonio Turner, Greg Tyner, Christopher Vance, Deborah Vance, Elizabeth Vaughn, Jeff
Vaughn, William Wade, Jackie Walker, Christy Walker, John Waller, Ardell Waller, Charles
Sophomores
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Waller, Marcia
Watkins, Jeston
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Whipple, Richard
Wesley, Antonio
Williams, Rashida
Womble, Rashonda
Ware, Belvin
Watson, Adrian
Waters, Matt
Warnock, Lakesha Warnock, Micheal Warren, Charles
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Weeks, Jason Weerasuriya, Ruran Weires, Richard Welton, Keith
Williams, Mansa
Wilson, Randy
Whipple, Wesley Whitehead, Denise Williams, Laura Lee
Williamson, Hannah Willis, Kelvin
Williams, Talesha Williams, Timothy
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Wright, Lacey Wright, Shana
Womble, Lawanda Woodard, Kim Woodgeard, Lucas
etsy Sophomores
Wynn, Matthew
Yetter, Leah
Zayac, Tracy
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Scottie Neprud, Holly Land, Michelle Butt, Michelle Jackson, and Melanie Eakin enjoy a wonderful lunch from
home =e
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Dan Stephens seems to reach for the sky
Antwan Jackson is ready for class
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like Monique Robinson and Shanitra Caine. smooth line
Sophomores
To be achamp you must believe in yourself when nobody else will.
Abney, Kimberly
Adams, Brian
Adams, Dominique
Adkins, Kenshaw
Alderman, Kevin
Alexander, Elizabeth
Alford, Erin
Altman, Benjamin
Anderson, Adam
Anderson, Ebony
Anthony, Tennille
Arnold, Anthony
Atwater, Christopher
Baker, Jason
Baker, Lisa
Baker, Quinisha
Bambarger, Steven
Barbee, Brandy
Barberich, Jay
Barnes, Jermaine
Barnes, LaShunda
Barr, Chris
Battle, Monica
Bayles, Stephanie
Beasley, Rama
Beliveau, Sean
Bell, Antanaro
Bennett, Ivori
Bentley, Charless
Berryhill, Daniel
Biggers, Diane
Binford, Ricardo
Bivins, Jemel
Blay, Kristen
Boan, Jason
Boggs, Justin
Boltong, Dick
Bonds, Crystal
Bones, LaTesha
Bonner, Evelena
Booker, Rashid
Borderieux, Jonathan
PLAY If C04
Nathan Blackman and Thomas Smith are
struttin to their next class.
Tam Mai, Kurt Daniell, Bobby Fickling, and Ja
Don Williams take a rest at band practice.
Bosserman, Mary
Bostick, Kimberly
Bovan, Dan
Bowden, Ashley
Bradley, Tandra
Bradshaw, Deric
Bridges, Chad
Brisby, DeMarco
Brite, Brian
Brite, Ray
Bronner, Quandrian
Brooks, Craig
Brooks, Derrick
Brooks, Shannon
Broswell, Miriam
Brown, Ebony
Brown, Jamaica
Brown, Kenisha
MEET ME HALFWAY
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Erin Alford smiles for the camera
Diane Biggers, Margo Lindsey. Suzanne Mc-
Swain, Jennifer Knight. Amy Smith. Terry
Tinkham, Rachael Brown, Elizabeth Fordham,
and Donna Pollard.
Brown, Kristy
Brown, LaTasha
Brown, Larry
Brown, LaTonya
Brown, Leonard
Brown, Tonya
Brox, Larry
Bryan, Erin
Bryant, Michael
Bryant, Passion
Bullard, Allison
Bunce, Mitchell
Burkovich, Lauren
Burnett, LaWanda
Burney, Holly
Burns, Shelton
Burt, Rebekah
Butler, Darrick
Butler, Lashun
Butler, Sara
Butt, Amy
Butts, Temika
Cadotte, Urian
Callaway, Shemekia
Callaway, Summer
Calvy, Charlene
Campbell, Mark
Campbell, Nikita
Cannon, Christina
Capps, Jennifer
Carden, Natalie
Carmichael, Dawn
Carney, Chris
Carson, Hartwell
Carter, Kimberly
Carter, Michael
Causey, Chanel
Causey, Travis
Causey, Will
Center, Miriam
Cephus, LaKesha
Chalkley, Heather
Chambliss, Joel
Chambliss, Meco
Chambliss, Reggie
Champion, Jackie
Chappell, Anthony
Chastain, Melanie
Chatham, Janna
Chavis, David
Chen, Jerry
Cheney, Tyrone
Childres, Robert
Childs, DeShasta
Childs, Marc
Chiu, Sheng Kai
Clark, Russ
Clark, Sabrina
Clark, Shanita
Clay, Angel
Cleaveland, Becky
Clements, Tina
Clemons, Bradley
Clover, Cherica
Clowers, Nathaniel
Clowers, RaShaun
Colbert, Hope
Caldwell, Michelle
Coleman, David
Collins, Damacio
Collins, Marvin
Collins, Todd
Collinsworth, Katie
Combs, Stephanie
Commodore, Berneda
Cook, Artorious
Coots, Erin
Cotton, Shalandria
Courson, Lance
Coxton, Dexter
Crawford, Drew
Cray, Torie
Cross, Jermaine
Culverhouse, Jennifer
Cummings, Bob
Cummings, Robert
Curry, Sharenda
Dalton, Kim
Daniell, Kurt
Daniels, Alfonza
Daniels, John
Daniely, Tyre
Davis, Anthony
Davis, Brandy
Davis, Curtis
Davis, Devaron
Davis, Greg
Davis, Howard
Davis, Jerry
Davis, Jonathan
Davis, Keithian
Davis, Pierre
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KILLING TIME
Amy McCrarey and Ruby Hill seem to be re-
laxing out in space
David Tate, Michael Helman, Tony Arnold,
and John Jones enjoy a September day at
Lanier A
Davis, Summer
Davis, Todd
Davison, Demetris
Davison Jr., Hubert
Deal, Amy
Dean, Tangee
Denerson, Marquita
Denmark, Fredricas
Dennison, Derek
DeShazer, Joseph
DeShazier, John
DeShazier, Natosha
Dixon, LaTrice
Dixon, Santonio
Dobson, Gerrie
Dolphus, Stephen
Dominy, Bo
Dorsey, Shirderia
BEHIND THE SCENES
Jennifer Stark remembers that an apple a day
keeps the doctor away!
Pacina Stephens and Tanya Williams are get-
ting ready to eat their spaghetti
Doss, Phillip
Douglas, Michelle
Dukes, Tammy
Dumas, Vernetta
Dunham, April
Dunn, Parrisha
Easley, Donovan
Edwards, Emilie
Edwards, Jamie
Egan, Brad
Ellerbee, Demetrius
Elliott, April
Elliott, Kyle
Emig, Sara
English, Shamekia
English, Tiffany
Evans, Michelle
Evans, Shonita
Everett, Tennille
Ezekwueche, Nneka
Farrar, Johnetta
Farrar, Siemoran
Farris, Eric
Faulks, James
Faulks, Shante
Feagin, Eric
Felton, Margey
Felton, Remeico
Fennell, Marguerita
Ferguson, Tiffany
Ficklin, Bobby
Fields, Chayla
Finch, Ashley
Flowers, Crystal
Flynn, Amy
Flythe, Tom
Folsom, Jamie
Fontenot, Chris
Foster, Edward
Fox, Katie
Fry, Janice
Fryer, Julian
Fuller, Tramaine
Fuller, Wes
Fultz, Veronica
Fyke, John
Gainey, Nakeza
Gamble, Donesha
Gardner, Reggie
Garvin, Sebastian
Gates, Carrie
George, Andrew
Gibbs, Adrienna
Gibbs, Archie
Gibson, K.C.
Gilmore, Kanta
Gilbert, Lester
Glover, Vonterrelle
Goodbee, Stacy
Goff, James
Goodwin, Antwan
Goodwin, Stacey
Goolsby, Tommy
Govner, Terrence
Grable, Antonio
Graddick, Solomon
Graham, Rachel
Green, Chayla
Green, Ginger
Green, Jirrod
Green, Keisha
Gregory, David
Gregory, Kami
Griffin, India
Griffin, Ryan
Griffith, Megan
Griggs, Alvin
Griggs, Thomas
Grinstead, Donna
Grizzard, Kendra
Groover, Mike
Gunn, LaShanda
Gunn, LaTasha
Gunter, Damien
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Guy, Eddie :
Guy, John
Haire, Chris
Hakim, Imer
Hall, Denon
Hall, J William
Hall, Kim
Hallman, Joseph
Hammett, Caron
Hammock, Melissa
Hancock, Emily
Hancock, Wendy
Handley, Eugene
Handley, Shannon
Harralson, Jennifer
Harden, Eric
Harden, Nekeza
Harden, Traverro
FACE TO FACE
Kendra Grizzard and Lindsay Rossano enjoy
chatting during lunch
Tina Mathews, Shamika Calloway, Tangela
Bradley, and Quivonda Thomas are having a
friendly disagreement about English notes
Harpin, Matthew
Harrell, Chrissy
Harris, Deanna
Harris, Dettress
Harris, Lawrence
Hartley, David
Hartley, Hillary
Hartman, Byron
Harty, Kefing
Harvey, Daquanis
Haun, Brandon
Hayden, Patrick
Haywood, Mario
Head, Sharon
Helman, Michael
Hernandez, Carmen
Hernandez, Federico
Hewitt, Kenneth
HAVE IT YOUR WAY
John DeShazier must not have heard the bell!
Kenyon Hopkins looks unsure about taking
the next bite of lunch
Hicks, Adasharee
Hill, Damon
Hill, Darryl
Hill, Miki
Hill, Ruby
Hill, Shedrick
Hinds, Mary
Hobbs, Holly
Hodges, Angel
Hodges, Shannon
Hodges, Lash
Hodges, Yolanda
Holloway, Amanda
Holmes, Crystal
Holmes, Rico
Holt, Farrel
Hopkins, Kenyon
Horne, Christopher
Hoskins, Bambi
Hoskins, James
Howard, Alicia
Howard, DeJuan
Howard, La Kandrea
Howard, LaShonda
Hudson, Terenthius
Hufstetler, Chris
Hulett, Amy
Hunt, Felesia
Hunt, LaShon
Hurst, Kristine
Hurst, Yakaneshia
Inzar, Teryl
Jackson, Alomorio
Jackson, Kenesha
Jackson, Kentae
Jackson, Terrence
Jacobs, Angelia
Jacobs, Tonya
Janney, Brendon
Jenkins, Carolyn
Jenkins, Constance
Jenkins, Kim
Jeter, Tabatha
Johnson, Andrika
Johnson, Charity
Johnson, Delshika
Johnson, Dexter
Johnson, Don
Johnson, Katie
Johnson, Kendra
Johnson, Kristina
Johnson, Lee
Johnson, Lisa
Johnson, Loretta
Johnson, Misty
Johnson, Reginald
Johnson, Shante
Johnson, Stacy
Johnson, Steve
Johnson, Van
Johnson, Vesta
Johnson, Willie
Jones, David
Jones, Jason
Jones, John
Jones, Kemal
Jones, Melinda
Jones, Shantia
Jones, Stacy
Jordan, Dewayne
Jordan, Kenya
Joyner, April
Joyner, Laura
Joyner, Wendy
Kaigler, Adrienne
Kasulka, Justin
Keene, Charles
Kellam, Tamekia
Kemp, Lesley
Kendall, Crystal
Kendrick, Bobby
Kendrick, Latoya
Kendrick, Nathaniel
Kent, Levon
Kerr, Jessica
Kidd, Lisa
Killingsworth, Nathan
Kim, James
King, Ashley
King, Jermaine
Kirkland, John
Kirkman, David
Kitchens, Ericca
Knight, Adrienne
Knight, Jacqueline
Knight, Jennifer
Kobek, Adam
Krigbaum, Charles
LaCroix, Frank
Lamar, Edward Jr.
Lamar, Joyce
Lamar, Melissa
LIVE AND LEARN
Felicia Spikes flashes a friendly smile on the
way to Lanier B
Christy Toole, Adam Kobek, Jill Lehman, Russ
Mills, Maxwell Penn, Chrissy Harrell, Kendra
Grizzard, and Katie Collinsworth.
Landry, Terry
Langley, Reid
Ledford, Brandi
Lee, Brittain
Lee, Meadows
Lehman, Jill
Lester, Derek
Lester, Keisha
Lewis, Danyelle
Lilley, Michael
Lindsay, Margo
Linley, Adrian
Lodge, Sash
Logan, Caryn
Long, Jessica
Lowe, Darrell
Lowe, Ronald
Loyd, Melody
MAKE NOTHING OF IT
Amy Reese, Amy Bloodworth, Lisa Chapman,
and Eugene Handley are hanging with the
lunch crew.
Chrissy James and Melissa Skilling are just
taking a break!
Lucas, Dartez
Mabry, Bryan
Maddox, Clayton
Mai, Tam
Mains, Andrew
Mann, Courtney
Manning, Andrea
Manning, Matt
Marcus, John
Marcus, Kelvin
Marion, Ronnie Jr
Martin, Pamela
Martin, Regina
Martinez, John
Massey, Andria
Matthews, Tina
Maynard, Kristen
Maynard, Walinda
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Ade
McCarey, Amy
McCarthy, Shentiaya
McCarthy, Travis
McClendon, Marlanea
McClinton, Demetra
McCloud, Michael
McCoy, Kawanta
McCrary, Albert
McCrea, Tiffany
McCroba, Heather
McDaniel, Vanessa
McDuffie, Sam
McGill, Anneliese
McGouirk, William
McGraw, Josh
McSwain, Suzanne
Meadows, Antonio
Meadows, Cullyn
Meadows, Keturch
Meeks, Donny
Meister, Jesse
Mendelson, Miles
Meyers, John
Mickle, Jerome
Middleton, Roderick
Milam, Ervin
Millard, Danny
Miller, Charity
Miller, Demorris
Miller, Jeanesse
Miller, Joey
Mills, Adeline
Mills, Barney
Mills, Bernard
Mills, Russ
Mimbs, John
Minshew, Amy
Minter, Joey
Mitchell, Angel
Mitchell, Chris
Mitchell, Derrick
Mitchell, Kaniya
Mitchell, Tiendra
Moore, April
Moore, Christopher
Moore, Jennifer
Moore, Neal
Moore, Tameka
Moore, Travolta
Morgan, Albert
Morris, David
Moshtael, Elham
Moss, Rico
Mulvihill, Brad
Murphy, Tremain
Murray, Johnny
Myers, Daniel
Neal, Monti
Nichols, Shannon
Odom, Chris
Oppy, McLain
Orr, Marlon
Owens, Orolando
Parker, Benjamin
Parker, Shalandra
Patrick, Demetrice
Pavlica, Paige
Payton, Tresha
Pearson, Achala
Peavy, William
Peek, Kenya
Peek, Shunta
Pendegerss, Derrick
Pendergrass, Tamika
Penn, Maxwell
Pettigrew, Tameka
Pettit, Aliscia
Pettus, James
Phillips, Bridgett
Phillips, Tara
Pipkins, Telisa
Pitts, Terrance
Poarch, Brandon
Poole, Shameka
MORE THAN ONE CAN PLAY AT THIS GAME
Chris Moore takes a break from work to pose
for a perfect picture.
Veronica Lewis, Jason Little, and Nathan
Burns are getting the feel of things.
Poole, Ryshon
Pope, Jomekin
Poulnott, Kelli
Prince, Eric
Purvis, Kristy
Raines, Marlon
Rainey, Danielle
Rainey, Prentice
Rankin, Charlie
Raven, Wendy
Ray, Kristi
Ray, Martica
Redding, Thomas
Reeves, Chinissa
Reid, Teca
Respess, Willie
Reynolds, Kelly
Reynolds, Keshia
GET WHATS COMING TO YOU
Russell Clark says, So what's the big idea?
Melanique Jones is hard at work.
Richards, Wade
Ridley, Anna
Riley, Aqaula
Rivers, Carmita
Robinson, Joycelyn
Robinson, Tracie
Rogers, Alisia
Rossano, Lindsay
Rowe, Jason
Rozier, Danica
Rozier, Tim
Russell, Adrian
Russell, Otis
Saleem, Yasin
Sampson, Tina
Sanders, Bernard
Sanders, Matthew
Sanders, Melinda
Sanders, Rashelle
Sanderson, Josh
Sandifer, Latosha
Scarborough, Clay
Schmitz, David
Scott, Bryan
Sellers, Draymond
Senseman, Benjamin
Shakers, Penny
Shinholster, Christopher
Simmons, Christina
Simmons, Laquisha
Simmons, Larry
Slates, Crystal
Slaughter, Freddie
Sloan, Patrick
Slocumb, Chastity
Smallwood, Natasha
Alvy
Amy
Brian
Carlos
Chris
David
Jayme
Joshua
Karson
Kim
Larry
Michael
Smith, Michael
Smith, Mike
Smith, Rondel
Smith, Shelavon
Snipes, Daviorr
Spell, Amanda
Spell, Eddie
Spikes, Felisia
Spires, Dallas
Spivey, Nikisha
Stembridge, Sherrekka
Stephem, Melissa
Stephens, Angel
Stephens, Ebony
Stephens, Jeffrey
Stephens, McGarrett
Stephens, Pacina
Stephens, Remus
Stephens, Toyier
Stevens, Andrew
Stevenson, Brian
Stevenson, Patrick
Stewart, Stacy
Stewart, Tomeekia
Stokes, Clint
Story, Andre
Streeter, April
Strong, Rickey
Stubbs, Devitta
Stubbs, Shanteez
Stubbs, Tara
Summer, Gregory
Swint, John
Swisher, Justin
Tate, David
Taylor, Carlos
Taylor, Latosha
Talor, Sheniqua
Taylor, Tim
Taylor, Vera
Taylor, Xavier
Thalongsengchag, Kan
Thigpen, Kellie
Thomas, Aaron
Thomas, Daniel
Thomas, Felicia
Thomas, John
Thomas, Keith
Thomas, LaTrice
Thomas, Summers
Thomas, Taquanda
Thomas, Terrika
Thompson, Anne
Thurman, Murvill
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH
Chiquita Mallard is deep in thought.
Christa Johnson and Steve Bowman, unaware
of the camera.
Tobler, Erik
Tolbert, Adam
Tolliver, Tiffany
Toole, Cristy
Toole, Devin
Tripp, Rickelle
Trotter, Christian
Tucker, Justin
Tucker, Nicki
Turner, Nadia
Turner, William
Urquhart, Adam
Van Wyck, Rusty
Vance, Jim
Vincent, Christopher
Virgil, Michael
Wall, Tara
Walston, Felicia
KNOW YOUR PLACE
David Schmitz all in a day's work.
Alicia Howard, LaTasha Taylor, Jerry Mickle,
Chastity Slocumb, Treva Green, Chikenna
Francis and Jarvis Williams are all smiles for
the camera.
Ware, David
Warren, Whitney
Washington, Willie
Watson, Tonya
Weaver, Dawn
Weaver, Jason
Webb, Jerome
West, Bobby
Wheeler, Kimberly
Whipple, Malinda
Whisby, Jamila
White, Duone
Whitehead, Sheriquan
Whitehead, Tawanda
Whitener, Sara
Whiteside, Matt
Whitmore, Whit
Whitney, David
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Wilder, C.J
Williams, Andray
Williams, Brandy
Williams, Chris
Williams, Edward
Williams, Elizabeth
Williams, Elkanah
Williams, Jarvis
Williams, Leslie
Williams, Lorietta
Williams, Nicole
Williams, Rhett
Williams, Rick
Williams, Shatha
Williams, Tamara
Williams, Tavares
Willis, Mary
Wilson, Eric
Wilson, Tanesha
Winbush, Latif
Wolfenbarger,
Stephanie
Wood, Jana
Wood, Sandra
Woolverton, Wesley
Worley, Crissy
Wyche, Antonio
Yaughn, Chris
Young, Kyle
Young, Omar
Aaron-Barrett
Ronald Aaron Ellen Adams Ann Adkisson
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Geraldine Carr
Secretary
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Velma Gene Clark
Exceptional Children
Cynthia Cooper
English
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Social Studies
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Social Studies
Inez Collins
Math
Kim Couch
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Mary Lynn Clark
Vocational
Curtis Cooper
Para-Professional
Mattie Curry
Language Arts
Beulah Dumas
Science Asst. Chair.
Leontine Espy
Principal
Jean Denerson
Media Specialist
Jeanetta Echols
Assistant Principal
Sherrie Evans
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Dianne Frank
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Patricia Galloway
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Jackie Goodwin
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Joyce Johnson
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Social Studies
Modestine Ivery
Science
Elijah Jones
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Frozine Huff
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Calvin Jackson
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Language Arts
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Assistant Principal
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Lead Assistant Principal
Faye Schoeppey
Language Arts
Tom Simonton
Social Studies
Jimmy Stewart
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Besides school alone, Central students
have a schedule full of activities, wor-
ries, and problems and for some, a
job. Then morning comes back to
school!
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Left: Kena Marshall, Chris Lamar, Dwarka Jack-
son
Right: Alveno Nelson, Areecus Ross, Monquencio
Harnett, Joseph Redding. Pointing the way to a
good school lunch.
Student Lite
Kathryn Howard and Betsy Cable attended NCSA for
four weeks during the summer
Kevin Adams, Brian Adams, Wesley Wilson and
Hartwell Carson have many fond memories of their
experiences at Camp Ridgecrest
Jennifer Lilley and Quintina Quick are only two
of the many band members who spent their hot
summer days at band camp
While lazy days of summer passed
by, some students at Central were
busy laughing their days away while
others were practicing and drilling
for the fall at summer camps. Betsy
Cable, Kathryn Howard, and Chris
Gilbert spent five weeks of their
summer at North Carolina School of
the Arts in Winston-Salem. While
there, they met many new friends
and advanced their learning in jazz
modern, and ballet. Betsy said,'l es-
pec ially liked free time when we sat
around and just hung out!
Kevin Adams, Brian Adams,
Hartwell Carson, Jay Carson, and
Wesley Wilson also had a fun sum-
mer at Camp Ridgecrest for boys
The guys stay from two to eight
weeks in the summer. Jay said that
he has been coming to the camp for
about eight years and that he never
wants to stop. They all agreed that
camp was a great place to meet new
friends, learn crafts, and to venture
into the forest. Hartwell summed it
up in these few words, Its cool,
man!
Kiki Marshall, Areecus Ross, and
Joseph Redding sweated the days
away as the Central Charger football
team attended football camp. They
said they had the most fun meeting
new people and the all you can eat
meals. They practiced four times a
day and it really paid off.
Another camp that our Chargers
attended was band camp in Dahlo-
nega, Ga. The camp lasted one week
in August. The band seemed to have
a ball participating in the Miss
Wasiga pageant and shared a tear or
two during devotion night. Quintina
Quick, a veteran flag corp member
who went said,I really gained a lot
of self-esteem and learned with a
great deal of hard work, I can fulfill
Jay Carson is awarded the title Little Chief Eager my goals!
Arrow at Camp Ridgecrest in North Carolina So, as you make your fun-filled
summer plans, consider camp its
re re a place to have a blast!
Kena Marshall, Joseph Redding, and Areecus Ross
spent part of their summer practicing drills at
football camp.
Vineville United Methodist Church and Mornin
Star Day Cal at the Mehtodist Childrens Home
really enjoyed Deborah Wood's help with teachir
and aiding with the children
CHARGERS
VOLUNTEER
While most Central Chargers are
out enjoying themselves during the
summer, some are also making plans
for the future. Volunteering can be
the best experience of a lifetime; it is
not only beneficial to the commu
nity, but is fun as well. Many people
praise the fact that they even have
the opportunity to volunteer
Deborah Wood, a senior, has been
volunteering for as long as she can
remember, starting out in her fa
thers office. This summer she vol-
unteered for Vacation Bible School at
Vineville United Methodist Church
and the Morning Star Day Camp at
the Childrens Methodist Home. The
one thing that Deborah learned this
summer was that, It will help me to
realize how fortunate I am and how
much I have to give to others
Quivonda Huston, also a senior
volunteered at the Medical Center of
Central Georgia. There was no spe-
cific duty because she worked
wherever she was needed. Like many
students, she volunteered because for
most scholarships, community ser
vice is required. Quivonda hopes to
someday pursue a career in the medi
cal field. She would like to leave
Chargers with a word of advice, Al
ways be true to yourself; that way
you will be true to others. Some-
times, monetary values dont come in
the beginning but it in the long run
you receive a larger reward for your
efforts
Some students spend their time
working with children; Johnetta Far-
rar, a junior, volunteered at a day
care center. The advantage for her is
the future dream of working with
children in a profession. Johnetta be-
lieves that, Children are our future oir
If you are looking for a worthwhile During her spare time, Quivonda Huston vol
way to spend some time, consider unteers at the Medical Center of Central Georgia
volunteering your time in some way helping the staff and the patients
It is rewarding, interesting, and can wed err
even be the beginning of a career!
With the dream of working with childre 2
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SS future, Johnetta Farrar dedicates her time to chil-
Co & r dren at a daycare
When that school bell rings, everyone buzzes
through the halls to their lockers and then out the
door. The bus or a car awaits them. Once they
leave, where do they go? What activities do stu-
dents have outside of school? A lot of people have
jobs for various reasons,mostly to earn money
Demond Howard works in the meat department at
Kroger on Forsyth for extra cash! Besides the lo-
cal grocery stores, like Kroger and Food Max, some
students work in privately-owned stores or their
parents businesses. Students interested in the arts
sometimes participate in the drama scene. I teach
pre-ballet to ages three through seven two days a
week at the YWCA, Rai Anne Ivey says. Other
than jobs, students often just hang out volun-
teering, going to movies, participating in hobbies
or even partying every now and then
Demond Howard pauses for a quick snap shot
Rai Anne Ivey takes a break from lunch to pose for a
picture
Tony Tamboli converses with a group of youth
from Italy. They exchanged stories and souvenirs.
The procession of priests, bishops, archbishops
and cardinals enter Mile-High Stadium in Denver
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Rachel Graham, from Central, Cindy Dockrell
from Mount de Sales, and Cambell Austin from
Mount de Sales were three of the lucky ones to
travel to Denver last summer
Mark McClellan and Matt Hayden (whose parents
coordinated the trip,) had a wonderful time seeing
the Pope
It was a great experience! Tony
Tamboli
Not having air-conditioning on a
bus filled with forty-six people did
not stop four Central students from
getting the chance of a lifetime. Tony
Tamboli, Patrick Hayden, Rachel
Graham, and Mark McClellan were
the lucky ones to get this opportu
nity. Mile High Stadium in Denver
Colorado was the place to be this
past summer in early August to
sneak a peek of Pope John Paul II
That place was a mad house
said Mark, It took me five hours to
get to the bathrooms and back to my
group. St. Joseph's Catholic Church,
along with eight other groups from
Georgia got front row seats during
the Popes speech on the last day
The week was filled with exciting
events such as the procession of
priests, bishops, archbishops, and
cardinals. A church chaperone was
lost at one point however
The Pope goes to a different coun-
try every second year and this was
very possibly the only time he will
come to the United States and speak
Denver's local radio stations were
donating their own air time for this
huge event. They translated the
Pope's speech in many different lan-
guages on the last day. The meals
were sponsored by McDonalds the
whole week, I dont think I'll be eat-
ing McDonald's for a while, said
Rachel. To pass some time away
there was a competition between
quite a few people from different
church groups. A plane with the ad-
dresses of people who were attending
this event flew over the stadium and
the people in the stadium had to
copy down all the addresses they
could get. The amount of people
there was overwhelming, said Tony
Besides the excruciating tempera-
tures, the weather was great. I came
back redder than a lobster, said
Patrick. These students had an excel-
lent time this summer, and it was
something that they will never for-
get
Student Life
Hard To Say
Goodbye.
dest brother two years ago
w hard death hits. I
didn't rea cep fact that | never had th
chance to say good-bye or tell him how muct
he meant to me April Copeland
Teenag are under great stress with bodily
changes, school, extracurricular activities, jobs
and other people without having to deal with the
lose friend. Emotions torn apart and
ugh These are
sing factors that need to be addressed
so that others who have this experience may han
dle it better and know what to expect
In November of 1991, Joey Frost, a very close
friend of Jenny Crofts committed suicide. Jenny
is now a junior and she said she was shocked by
his decisi To help comfort herself during this
time, she tri elp other people. Jenny said it
make her feel better, Being around his friends
and others th ere going through the same
thing | was. She talked to her twin sister, Julie
and her grandmother for suppoort. Jenny grew
closer to her sister during this time and felt she
had gotton emotionally stronger as an individual
Even after all this time, she still feels sad and
wonders, Why did that happen? Her advice for
others going though this is to, Make someone
sit down and listen (to you) and be open with
them about your feelings
In June of 1993, the life of Carlos Young was
trag y lost in an automoblie accident. Jennifer
Barber, a senior a good friend of Carlos, relates
how she initially felt about his death, It was like
a dream, like it wasnt real. It was hard for many
of Carlos friends to accept. Senior Marvin Brown
says when something of this nature occurs
Sometimes its better to wash away your hurt
with tears. Jennifer stayed with friends almost
constantly for comfort for several days and is
now becoming more accustomed to the cold truth
She admi It's hard, especially at band. I'm
used to having Carlos around. Marvin honestly
states that, You never really lose a true friend
They may be physically gone, but they're still in
your heart
In September of 1993, Drew Smith, a junior at
First Presbyterian Day School, and cousin of
Central student Elizabeth Winchester was killed
in a car wreck. Madison says, He was the last
person | would think that would happen to
which is a unanimous feeling among all victims
of lost loved ones. To ease her mind, Elizabeth re-
membered the good times Drew did while he was
alive. She talked to her parents, Drew's parents
and Drews friends to help her cope with his
death. Madison has acknowledged the fact that
Drew is gone, and the patient support of his girl
friend and good memories of his times with
Drew, he trying to move on. Elizabeth gives
truthful and sincere advice to everyone by saying
Know that life is very fragile and at any moment
can be taken away be careful!
.
above Madison Moore, Marvin Brown, Jenny
Croft, and Jennifer Barber have been through the
tragic experience of losing loved ones
at right A smile like that can never be forgotten
Carlos Young in the spring of 199:
to his friends and classmates
> Stresses a point
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too
Joey Frost is remembered by many Central stu-
dents
Beautiful flowers and small gifts are left daily in
remberance of Carlos Young.
In JORGE,Jonathan Vance plays the gui-
tar,Rachael Posnak plays the drums,Olivia Gowan
sings, andJustin Joyner plays the bass
JORGE'S first tape, Dont Lick the Wall, was very
popular among many Central students.
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Hon t Bick ali, WET
Central is proud to call these talented students its
own: Justin Joyner, Jonathan Vance, Rachael Po-
snak, and Olivia Gowan
OUS ABOUT
ORGE?
In a school bursting at the seams
with talent, a group of four students
are trying to make it big in the com
petitive world of music. Central ju
miors Jonathan Vance, Justin
Joyner, and Rachael Posnak along
with senior Olivia Gowan have
formed the band, Jorge
This band was started in Jonathan
and Justins eighth- grade year when
they began playing their guitars to-
gether. The two decided to get a little
more serious with their music when
they discovered their drummer
Rachael Posnak. These three, in their
freshman year, formed the band
Froot Loop Soop. They played fre-
quently in places around middle
Georgia such as Last Friday
Froot Loop Soop decided that
they needed a lead singer to join
their band, and that is when
Jonathan found Olivia and asked her
to audition for them. Olivia says that
she thought Jonathan was kidding at
first, but then she actually sang for
the band and was given a job
Froot Loop Soop later changed
its name to Jorge. Jonathan plays
the lead guitar, Justin is on the bass
guitar and sings the back-up vocals
Olivia is lead vocalist, and Rachael is
the drummer. Jorge is not only a
great band because of their musical
abilities, but also because of their
performing abilities. As Olivia says
The band puts on an act for the au-
dience Jorge plays all around
Macon at places such as Martin and
Millers, Rivalrys, and last Friday, as
well as various parties. Jorge
played at last years 8th grade-9th
grade dance, and the Pro-Choice ben-
efit at Ingelside Village Pizza
orge is an extremely talented
This is one of JORGEs publicity photos ean a represents Central well:
check it out!!!
Rivalrys on Cherry one of the many places that
JORGE has played
The academics at Central are very chal-
lenging, fun, and interesting. However,
students only get out of it what they put
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Academics
Roderick Gilbert looks hard at
work in Humanities class.
Acadewics
EARTH WATCH
The time has come to save the earth. It is up to the youth
of today to devise a way do just that. The goal
he first annual Georgia Water and Po
Water Board was to learn the status of Amer
the environment
ution Control Association Youth Convention was
eld on
August fourteenth and fifteenth in Columbus, Georgia at
the Sheraton Inn. The theme for the convention How
an we protect our community streams?
pose of this convention was arouse an interest in the
environment, motivate a desire for change, and develop a
eers in the water preservation fieid
were selected by their counselors
teachers. Many of the participants we
members. The students had to have |
achievement in science and show an interest in the env
ronment.Fifty-six students, advisors and committee speak
ers were present. Five students represented Bibb County
The representatives for Central High School were Leigh
Ann Clarke and Mirian Dennis.
The convention began with an open discussion and ir
troductory session, followed by an address of the problems
facing the environment, mostly dealing with water. Stu
dents fr several counties made group
their act and efforts tf restoration and
the environmental probl An Italian
followed. The evening session was sper
tons and actions that should be used in onstructing envi
ronmental clubs and making the community aware to pre
mote change. Also, time was spent in preparing a presen
tation for the adult Water Convention. In the night hours
a pool- side social was given so that the students could sc
cialize and form lasting friendships. Sunday began with a
tour and brunch at the Columbus Water Works plant. The
participants then traveled to the adult convention for the
Water Board presentation, after which the students were
allowed to tour the new Iron Works display
Leigh Anne and Miriam were very enthusiastic. TI
each expressed how much they learned and enjoyed thi
experience. Leigh Anne said, It was very interesting. I be
ot of things
m glad I got the opportunity to g< It
) work harder t a strong, more
at Central
Miriam Dennis, Beatrice Ross, and Leigh
Anne Clarke pose for a picture
Leigh Anne Clark, Allison Holloway,
Amanda Holloway, and Miriam Dennis are
the Future Preservers of the Earth
Tomeka Eason diffuses Monique Dancy:
bobbed style
Amy Mitchell rolls a mannequins locks
the Cosmetology students roll hair each day
except Friday
While giving herself a facial, Shamese Amy Reece and Tiffany Harley study their
Phelps fingerwaves Tiffany Lavenders Cosmetology notes
hair
Some Central students plan to join the
Armed Forces after graduating
Other students will be going out of state to
college
THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
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Tamara Brooks plans to major in physical Jason Harper and Jennifer Story sit still for
therapy at Valdosta State University. a picture.
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Sean Mentzer is planning to go to Carnegie
and Mellon College.
AFTER GRADUATION
Graduation is celebrated by ev-
eryone at one time or another. The
question that comes during this
time is, What is next? Here is
what a few students plan on doing
after they leave the halls of Central
High School.
When Jason Harper arrived at
Central as a freshman, he thought
that it would be bigger and better
than middle school. Apart from
going to school, Jason works at
Kroger. When he has a moment to
catch his breath, he enjoys hunting
and being with his frineds. After
graduation he plans to go to col-
lege, although he has not decided
on which one to attend. College is
a definite yes ... its just a ques-
tion of where to go to college,
Jason remarks.
Jennifer Story always knew she
would graduate because she was
determined to work hard and stay
on top of her school work. After
graduating, she wants to join the
Air Force. She plans on going to
college while there and majoring in
Nursing. Jennifers advice is sim-
ply, Work always comes first
then play all you wish.
Sean Mentzer moved to Macon
last year from Pennsylvania.
When he graduates, he plans to at-
tend Carnegie and Mellon College
and wants to major in Physics, Ar-
chitecture, and Math. Sean would
like to be remembered by saying,
I believe in God and my car.
Most students at Central have a
general idea of what they would
like to do after they graduate. They
plan to further their education,
join the Armed Forces, or perhaps
enter a vocation. What is next for
YOU?
Some students plan to attend Mercer Uni-
versity
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CENTRALS CHARGED
WITH
Americas PRIDE is an international drug
prevention program for youth in high school
Through a team structure, Americas PRIDE
encourages students to reach out to their
friends, younger students and the community
with an assertive drug-free message young peo
ple become members of a team and initiate
drug-free activities in the school and commu
nity. The name of Central's group is Central's
Charged with Pride
The group consists of thirteen members
Michelle Caldwell, Tennille Evertt, Crystal
Flowers, Amy Butt, Miki Hill, Kim Smith, CJ
Wildes, Adriena Gibbs, Russ Mills, Tiffany
Brown, Ladan Hall, Shandra Jackson, and
Ardell Waller all went to Rock Eagle the week-
end before school started for a training camp
The group has performed at a PTSO meeting
GA Academy for the Blind, and at the Drug
Free Education conference at the Coliseum. Ms.
Painter and Mrs. Adkisson, the groups spon
sors, hope to attend the elementary and middle
schools and churches to perform
The Americas PRIDE group is very talented
and all the members work very hard. They are
drug-free and also spread the message of dan
gers of drugs. The participants have to sign a
drug free pledge and stick with it. The school
family, home family, and community is all in
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PRID
volved with this group. The purpose of the
group is for kids to remain drug free
Mrs. Painter and Mrs. Adkisson hope to pull
in more students for next year. Auditions for
the group will be held in the spring. Right now
some members of the group are singing solos
and duets while otherrs dance. The group is
funded by Macon SAFE and they hope to
someday raise enough money to go the Na
tional convention in Philadelphia
The goal of Americas Pride is to help others
be drug-free through example and leadership
The Americas PRIDE program builds positive
peer power leadership, team work, and effective
communition skills
Mrs. Adkisson says I love every minute of
working with these thirteen students. They're
enthusiastic, energetic, and dedicated to help
ing kids stay drug-free
Ladan Hall said, Beat the street, Americas
Pride is neat
Pat Painter, Tiffany Brown,Adrieana
Gibbs,Crystal Flowers, C.J. Walder, and
Ann Adkisson. Michelle Caldwell, Miki
Hill, Ardell Waller, and Amy Butt. Russ
Mills, Tennille Everett,LaDan Hall, Kim
Smith, and Shandra Jackson (not pictured)
Pat Painter and LaDan Hall are taking a
break from the Pride Training Workshop at
Rock Eagle
. Wilder, Michelle Caldwell, Shandra
son, Kim Smith, and Amy Butt enjoy
ng the skit Snow White and
Dorks
Tiffany Brown is making new friends at
the Pride workshop
Russ Mills delivers a speech to the Drug- Members of Central's Charged with Pride
Free Conference at the Macon Coliseum enjoy dancing across the stage.
Academics
Jennifer Collins thinks scholarships are
good and plans to apply for one
Larry Freeman says I think they are great
Even if you can afford college take it for
what it is worth. If it saves you money
GO FOR IT!
Mark Allen says Its a way to go to college : : e
: : asta 8 Chasity Shaw thinks that if a student quali-
on a freebee. Your not spending any of your . : -
Pe fies for a scholarship go for it!
money so take it
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Andrew Tripp says, I think scholarships
are great! They are, however, sometimes
given to undeserving people. I think that all
these scholarships for minorities are unfair
I think that scholarships should be given to
people who deserve them because of music
grades, etc., not because they come from a
certain race
SCHOLARSHIPS
Everyone who plans to go to college
needs to think about scholarships. There
are many kinds of scholarships out there
Two scholarship types are merit and
need
Mrs. Galloway explains the many differ
ent scholarships available for students
There are scholarships for writers, athletes
and people with a specific talent like music
or art. There are also scholarships for stu
dents whose parents do not have a lot of
money. A person can have any kind of
G.P.A., it just depends on the scholarships
An example of that is Jostens Leadership
Scholarship. Mrs. Galloway estimates that
thirty percent of our seniors will receive
scholarships. Students can receive as many
scholarships as possible
Mrs. Galloway would like for everyone to
know that the student, himself, needs to do
some research in order to find out about
scholarships. Also, people need to be in the
hardest classes for their ability to make
good grades
Dr. Hinesley informed us about the
HOPE Grant. The HOPE Grant is run by
the lottery. To qualify for this particular
grant, the student should have at least a B
average and their parents must have an ad
justed gross income of less than $60,000
The HOPE Grant has only been around for
one year. A student can also receive a loan
from the HOPE Grant during his sopho
more year at college if the B average is
maintained. If a student meets the stan
dards of the HOPE Grant or any other
scholarships, he or she should apply, says
Dr. Hinesley. Dr. Hinesley encourages stu
dents to try because of his own experience
with scholarships and grants
Mrs. Herring also thinks students should
try for scholarships. Sometimes the stu-
dents might qualify. Although she was not
encouraged to apply for scholarships, Mrs
Herring received one from her fathers com-
pany. Then scholarships were mostly for
boys; people thought girls could not meet
the qualifications needed
There are many scholarships waiting to
be given to people. The students applying
for scholarships should do the research re-
quired to be fully informed about particular
scholarships so that he or she can apply for
the ones that interests him or her
Mrs. Galloway, Dr. Hinesley, and Mrs.
Herring enjoy getting their picture taken
THE SEMESTER SYSTEM
Every year a school goes through
change. This year Central went
from the quarter system to the se-
mester system. This change has al-
tered the grading periods. Instead
of getting report cards three times
a year, students receive them twice
a year.
Ms. Hughes likes the semester
system better than the quarter sys-
tem because it benefits the student
However, she brings to mind the
question that if a student does not
understand the first half of Alger-
bra I, can he truly be expected to
understand anything from the sec-
ond half? When Ms. Hughes was
in high school, she changed every
quarter. She did not have year-lon
courses with the same teacher an
the same period except for classes
like Spanish III or Spanish IV. She
was able to plan her schedule to
her preference so when she did not
like the schedule she had no one
but herself to blame. Ms. Hughes
likes our semester system because
it gives more of a variety of coures.
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Amy Claxton feels that the se-
mester system gives the students a
diversity of teachers and different
teaching methods, therefore better
preparing students for college. The
semester system has only been at
Central for one year, but in the
long run, Amy thinks the new
change will better the education of
public high school students, expos-
ing them to many new methods of
teaching. The semester system is a
way of broadening their minds
through diversity.
Schools go through many
changes. However, many students
and teachers agree that going to the
semester system was a positive
change.
Mrs. Espy feels the semester system is good
because it gives students a fresh start
Mrs. Hughes says there are mor
then di
j
addy
adv
antages t
the sen
Amy Claxton enjoys meeting new people
therefore likes the semester system
David Smith feels that the semester system
is frustrating to everyone
Ashley McDaniel thinks the semester sys-
tem is okay, it just takes a long time to get
used to
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Because Cathy Carswell likes change, she
enjoys the semester system
The coaches at Central strive to push
their players to be their very best. The
athletes work as hard as they can to win
every game, match, and meet to become
#1, but they understand that winning
isnt everything.
Matt Pippin and Chip Summerday relax before a
strenuous football practice
ROLL EM UP!
Last year
we lost a cou-
ple of good se-
niors, but even
though we
have a young
team I feel we
will have great
success with
my _ leader-
ship. Aree-
cus Ross
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The Chargers wait for the umpire to
yell,Play ball! before they take the
field.
When I was young, I
fell in love
Not with what you
think, but a baseball
glove.
It was on my
birthday when I was
six years old,
I belonged to the
game to mend and
mold.
I went from a runt to
a young man,
Still I play on the
field as hard as I can.
Every day I awake
the dream is the
same;
To never give up my
love for the game.
Alan Hancock,
Junior
centration.
Areecus Ross attempts to
steal third base against the
Northeast Raiders.
Coach Steve Smith looks on in con-
Lindsay Hodges, voted
best offensive player, rares
back for another awesome
The 1992-93 Central
High School baseball
season is well over, but
not forgotten. Central
went all the way to re-
gion championships,
for the first time. Cen-
tral had seven starting
seniors, five of which
had two to three years
experience, two starting
juniors, and one start-
ing sophomore. The
teams head coach, Mr.
Smith, says,Practice
doesnt make perfect;
perfect practice makes
perfect.
Central battled all
year to make it to the
playoffs; no one
thought we could do it,
but we showed them
all, team captain Lind-
say Hodges said. Along
with captain Robert
Green, Hodges pushed
their team to excellence.
They experienced win-
ning and losing streaks,
but they seemed to win
the games that really
counted, giving the
team a winning season
and helping them ad-
vance into the subre-
BASEBALL
Im really
looking forward
to this years sea-
son, because I feel
that I will be able
to contribute to
the team, and
help them have a
a?
great year.
Matt Meadows,
Sophomore
Mark Judd shows off his spectacular pitch-
ing ability.
gion playoffs.
The teams main ob-
jective all year was to
get to the playoffs and
then take it all the way
from there. Assistant
Coach Wayne Holle-
man said, This year we
had a team that never
gave up. They kept
reaching for their goals
and working hard. Suc-
cess followed.
Once into the subre-
gion playoffs, Central
played a marvelous
game against Warner
Robins and defeated
them 16 to 13 to put
them out of the playoffs
and placed Central into
the Region Champion-
ships against Evans.
Even though Central
lost to Evans, the team
still had a great year
and will remember this
season for a long time
to come.
BATTER UP!
Playing base-
ball helped me
build my char-
acter and moti-
vated me to try
even harder
next year.
Alan Hancock
Each success
on the baseball
field gives [a per-
son] a little more
confidence,
makes him walk a
little taller; when
he finally gets the
winning hit or
she makes that
sensational field-
ing play, he or
she learns, for a
day, what it feels
like to be a cham-
pion. Baseball can
mean different
things Its a
way to work off
energy, and to
hone skills. It
teaches them
about sportsman-
ship and about
working together
for a common
cause. Nor-
man Rockwell
Matt Moulton, first base-
man, hustles to make the
throw.
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Sprinting to home plate, Paul Britt scores the winning
run.
Kendre Jackson displays his powerful swing.
Chip Summerday, Rookie of the Lindsay Hodges sets to get ready to
Year, hurls the ball to home plate. crush the ball.
TAKING IT ALL
IN STRIDE
Running a
5K was not ex-
actly what I
wanted to
spend my time
doing, but I
psyched myself
into it for the
competition
and exercise.
Christa
Johnson
The Charger Cross Country team
poses for a snap shot as Coach Light-
foot wonders if they're ready to com-
pete.
The Central Cross
Country team had an
excellent year. They
were able to take many
first and second place
victories, with the help
of their five top run-
ners, Kinte Mann,
Kevin Willis, Joey Ee-
Ils, Dwarka Jackson,
and Pharaoh Owens.
Unfortunatly they
placed fourth in the Re-
gion, and only the first
three teams were able to
go to the State Meet.
Kinte Mann, Central's
top runner, placed third
in the Region and was
named Macon Tele-
graph All Middle GA
Runner. He was able to
compete in the state
run. The majority, in-
cluding the girls, ran to
prepare themselves for
basketball. Overall, the
competition was hard
work and the exercise
was great!
hind.
Joey Eells gives a
thumbs up for a
long, hard, good
run.
Sharon Hunter has a good lead but
one of her team mates is close be-
Alveno Nelson
and Jason Little
run beside each
other so they can
give each other
extra encourage-
ment.
Running
Running is fun
Running is great
It helps you to school
When you know you
are late
Running is tough it
makes you weak
Its good for the
body, helps you keep
its peak
Running isnt simple
its a tough
experience
But if you give your
all Im sure you will
win it
Well so long gotta
run!
Kinte Mann
RUNNING
I was very
pleased with
my cross coun-
try team this
year consider-
ing that most
of the them
were first time
runners. I look
forward to
coaching them
in the future.
= Coach
Lightfoot
Darrell Dudley moves in close on Centrals
top runner Kinte Mann.
TENNIS!
Despite the second-
round loss to Macin-
tosh in the State
Championships last
season, the team
members as well as
myself still hold our
heads up high, and
are anxiously await-
ing next season to
perform even better.
Alexis Bailey
I got it! I got it! Nancy
Feibelman yells
Team
E xcitement
N ifty
N et play
I ncredible
S port
Cortney Kuehn
and Nancy Feibel-
man
Top player Alexis Bailey smacks the ball back.
Anne Menninger, Jenni-
fer Long, Caroline Ridley,
Nancy Feibelman, Cort-
ney Kuehn, Tiffany Gar-
rard, Lana Cohen
Carter Rude gets rude with this rocket.
No one but Antonio Jackson could reach that onel.
Centrals tennis
team was once again
City Champs during
the 1992-1993 school
year. The girls with
their 7-1 record went
all the way to the Re-
gion Tournament
which was held in
Macon this past
spring. The boys
team was also supe-
rior with an 8-0 rec-
ord, and qualified in
Region to advance to
the State Tournament
in Atlanta last May.
The players are in-
structed by Coach
Simonton(girls team)
and Coach Dixon
(boys team). They
practice very hard,
and their dedication
is shown by the fact
that they have been
City Champs for the
past 15 years.
Charles Rozier sets for the slice. Russell Brand is on guard.
CHARGER PRIDE
ON PARADE
Tal Israel is amazed at the
Just look at that Charger awesome play the Char
defense! gers just made
Randall McClinton, Eugene Laven- Jerome Pope reaches for a touch-
dar, Kena Marshall and Matt Pippin down
take a break between quarters.
Chip Summerday throws a perfect spiral Areecus Ross and Terrance Thomas
pass breaks through the hole.
CHARGING
THE GOAL
The season was not like |
wanted it to be, but it was
fun and Ive worked hard
every day. Kena Mar-
shall
The Central Char-
gers had a tough sea-
son this year by go-
ing 3-7. The team
was very inexperi-
enced with only 5 ex-
perienced seniors.
This lack of experi-
ence didnt stop the
Charger pride, how-
ever; it continued to
flow throughout the
season. The team
continued to fight
and started to pro-
gress and to improve
towards the end of
the season. They
should do well next
season and in sea-
sons to come. Re-
member, you can
only keep a Charger
down for so long;
then he rises to the
top once again. Best
wishes to the team
next season con-
tinue to fight and
dont ever give up.
You're the best.
Joseph Redding
Kena Marshall signals a touchdown to the crowd.
Kena Marshall gets re-
freshed after a long, hard
game.
Pi
The Chargers bust
through the sign, as they
busted Southwest
Areecus Ross attempts to block number 32 of Southwest.
Matt Brown drops his head in exhaustion.
Chip Summerday listens intently to Johnny Bryant rushes through a hole.
all of Coach Stewart's wise advice
Hoop, there it
is!
For the past
couple of years
weve been dis-
appointed by
ending the sea-
son early, but
for the Charger
Seniors there is
no tomorrow
so I think this
year we'll sur-
prise a lot of
people and I
think we'll do
it for ourselves
and the
coaches.
Monquencio
Hardnett
The Charger players eagerly await to
enter the game.
This years boys basket-
ball team has been a suc-
cess. The boys have a 10-4
record and are undefeated
at home. We recently came
in second in the Bank
South Christmas tourna-
ment. Monquencio Hard-
nett and Dwarka Jackson
were named to the All
Tournament team.
The 93-94 Varsity Team
has 6 seniors who have
showed super leadership to
the underclassmen. Out of
the six seniors, four are
starters.
The Chargers are cur-
rently ranked number 10
in the state. The Chargers
are taking things one game
at a time. We have been
successful this way so that
is how we are going to
keep it. With hard work
and a good attitude we will
go all the way to the top.
We have the best coaching
around, so we think we
have the advantage on
other teams.
Everyone just needs to
watch the Chargers this
year as we take it all. We
are state bound.
By: The Senior Players
making the pass.
Kena Marshall jumps way
up for the rebound
Monquencio Hardnett keeps the ball
away from the challenger before
Jason Little rocks the
house with another killer
slam
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It doesnt matter if you
play basketball for the
school or at home, its your
love for the game that
really counts.
You dont have to be the
next Jordan, just be
yourself.
You may sometimes be
open for a shot but you
dont always have to shoot
the three pointer
You may get lots of
scholarships for colleges
but can you make it?
You dont have to ballhog,
just play as a team
member.
It doesnt matter how
much you play; the main
point is to have fun.
Now thats basketball!
SLAM
DUNK
Although
we had a good
team last year,
we were very
disappointed in
the sub region
finals because
we didnt play
up to our po-
tential. But this
year is a whole
new year and
we plan on
making up for
what we
missed on our
last season.
Roderick En-
glish
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2 a
proper way to make a lay up.
THE LADY
CHARGERS
It was a difficult season
but we hustled and did our
best. Teecha Dennis
This years Lady Char-
gers basketball team has
jumped onto the scene
with the eye of the tiger
and the instinct for sur
vival. The team has had
many obstacles to over-
come, considering the loss
of seven seniors. Their
coaches Ron Little (head
coach) and John Dixon (as-
sistant coach) have taught
them that with a little hus-
tle and hard work they can
accomplish anything
The girls season still
holds many promises for
them due to the amount of
desire and dedication they
have for the game. At this
point their record is 6 wins
and 5 defeats
Shantell Johnson is the
only senior on the team
Veronica Lewis, Sharon
Hunter, and Teecha Den-
nis are getting a great deal
of experience and playing
time. Most importantly
the Lady Chargers are
starting two freshmen,
Shalandra Parker and
Melinda Jones.
Because of the hard
work and dedication of
this team, the year will
surely be a successful one.
Teecha Dennis keeps her eye on the basket as she takes
the shot.
This is an easy shot for
Shantelle Johnson
Melinda Jones shows her
speed as she drives past a
Southeast player
Tamara Gray puts on a strong block.
All of the Lady Chargers fight to get the rebound.
CHEERING ON
THE CHARGERS
The cheerleaders spur their team on
to victory.
The 1993-94 Varsity
Cheerleading Squad may
be a new one, but you
would not be able to tell by
watching them. Though
they are technically, baby
varsitys, seven of the ten
girls cheered for B-team,
and five of those seven
have been cheering to-
gether since middle school
Only one of the girls is a
senior
The girls attended a
summer camp to get
geared up for the upcom-
ing year. At camp, they
learned new stunts and
cheers that they used for
both football and basket-
ball season. During the
basketball games the var-
sity cheerleaders used
time-outs and the periods
between quarters to show
their Charger pride.
All in all, they had a
good time. The girls
learned a great deal and
improved their techniques
and strategies. This was a
great year for them
Scottie Neprud and Anna
Gail Odom practice their
smiles
Dana Call and Cayce Logan pose for
a quick snapshot at the Homecoming
game.
Shakira Smith and Scottie
Neprud show out for half
time
Cayce Logan claps the team on to victory Shamese Phelps is not split on her deci-
sion as to who's going to win
WRESTLING
We are very
strong team and we
have a lot of young
talent and we will be
back next year.
Steven Stembridge
S
Charger pride is
what its all about. It
was the power that
led the Charger wres-
tlers to the mat this
year. With Coach
Jimmy Stewart and
Coach Randy Carr
heading it up, the
wrestling team sur-
passed great odds.
Although they were
young, the team beat
many teams that the
Chargers have never
beat before. Also, the
team not only did
well in all the tourna-
ments they competed
in, byt they brought
home a first-place
trophy, the first for
Central. The coaches
have big plans for the
team next year and
with all the returning
wrestlers I dont
think they will fail
them. _ Eric
Turner
Ryan Griffin puts a killer headlock on his competitor.
The Turner twins cheer on
their teammates.
The Charger Wrestling
Team
There is no holding back Brian Chipman
Alexis Bailey attempts to flip his challenger
Tal Israel
wrestles
shows
no
mercy
when he
The wrestling careers of
Eric and Jason Turner
have been victorious ones
It all began around the
middle of wrestling season
during their ninth-grade
year. Eric Turner had to
join a higher weight class
because at that time there
wasnt anyone in his own
class. He wrestled at 112
weight class, had a great
record, and went on to rep-
resent the Charger pride at
state for two years. Eric
wrestled in an even higher
weight class and placed
second in the area and
went to state for a third
year
Jason Turner started out
by beating a varsity wres-
tler when he was only in
the ninth grade. Jason
wrestled at 103 weight
class and also went to state
for two years in a row. He
didnt continue to wrestle
in the eleventh grade, but
rejoined the team during
his senior year.
Jason and Eric Turner
had a great year wrestling
in twelfth grade. Jason
placed in four tourna-
ments, and Eric placed sec-
ond in the area. They both
went to state and did very
well. Central is proud of
its wrestling twins
Jerome Pope shakes the hand of his next
victim.
Central students have many opportuni-
ties to be involved in numerous clubs
and activities. There are many organiza-
tions and each student can find the right
one that fits his/her interests.
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Organizations
The Sugarbear brass and drum corps are
striving hard for perfection to get ready
for fall football games.
The Earth Club was
busy this year. A recy-
cling program, Earth
week, and the Pledge
Tree are just a few of
this years events
The Earth Club es-
tablished a recycling
program. Boxes for pa-
per were placed in
classrooms and were
picked up periodically
by the Macon Iron and
Paper Stock Company
A Pledge Tree, a can
ball, and a T-shirt sale
were all a part of Earth
Week 94. The Pledge
Tree was a chance to
show commitment to
improving the world
The Beta Club is a
non-profit leadership
service organization for
high school students
This clubs purpose is
to stimulate effort, re-
ward achievement, and
to encourage and assist
its members to con-
tinue their education
after high school. To be
in this club you must
have a worthy charac-
ter, good mentality,
creditable achievement
and commendable atti
tude along with at least
a 3.5 grade point aver-
age
Mr. Caldwell is head
of this club. There are
180 members in this
club at Central alone
The purpose of
the Central High
School Humani-
ties Club is to ex-
pose students to
the cultural as-
pects of life. Fre-
quently they en-
lighten themselves
by attending the
theater, concerts,
and are exhibits.
They go to inter-
esting retaurants,
like Dantes in At-
lanta. Halloween
and Christmas
parties have been
given. The club is
a major contribu-
tor to Theatre Ma-
con.
Earth Club officers for 1994 are Leigh Anne Cl
Kelly Gibbs, Rai Anne Ivey, and Jennifer Lon
Beta Club officers for 1994 are Jennifer Long,
Valerie Chatfield, Wilson Southerland, Caitlin
Carenen, and Sally Anne Wilcox
The Beta Club enjoys a Christmas party at a mem-
bers house.
HUMANITIES CLUB
CLARIAET
The Earth Club members are: James Caldwell, Caitlin Carenen,
Christie Carrion, Leigh Ann Clark, Lana Cohen, Jeremy Cole,
Chris Collinsworth, Katie Collinsworth, Michael Creswell,
Erin Ellington, Elizabeth Fordham, Kelli Gibbs, Olivia Gowan,
Will Hall, Caron Hammett, Elizabeth Head, Michael Helman,
Pierson Hodgens, Allison Holloway, Amanda Holloway, Chris
Horne, Emily Israel, Rai Anne Ivey, Christa Johnson, Solomon
Juang, Jennifer Knight, Heather Lee, Jennifer Long, Sam
McDuffie, Ellie Moshtael, Joseph Redding, Katie Sadler, Lyn
Shults, Kimmy Sitten, Amy Smith, Jessica Stone, Amy Tryg-
gestad, Charles Walker, Sara Whitener, Sally Anne Wilcox,
Casey Williams, Rick Williams
The Beta Club members are: Brian Adams, Kevin Adams, Erin
Alford, Chris Baucom, Allison Bayles, Stephanie Bayles, Andy
Boggs, Justin Boggs, Ebony Brown, Latonya Brown, Lotasha
Brown, Tiffany Brown, Erin Bryan, Michelle Butt, Betsy Ca-
ble, Michelle Caldwell, Jennifer Capps, Caitlin Carenen, Chris
Carney, Christie Carrion, Hartwell Carson, Jay Carson, Misty
Carter, Robert Cass, Amy Chase, Amy Chastain, Valerie Chat-
field, Robert Childers, Diane Choate, Leigh Ann Clarke, Brad-
ley Clemons, Becky Cleveland, Tanya Cohen, Jeremy Cole,
Tiffany Coon, Drew Crawford, Michael Creswell, Jenny Croft,
Pierre Davis, B) Dixon, Melissa Dorman, Elizabeth Doyle,
Rick Dry, Kennith Durden, Tennille Everett, Nneka Ezek-
wueche, Quintion Fambro, Johnetta Farrar, Omega Finney,
Crystal Flowers, Leroy Foster, John Fyke, Carrie Gates, Andrea
Galloway, Tiffany Garrard, Sarah Gerwig, Adrienna Gibbs,
Kelli Gibbs, Alicia Godley, Patrick Goff, Olivia Gowan, Hal
Greenwald, Lakeitha Grey, Ryan Griffin, Justin Hamrick,
Traverro Harden, Jennifer Harrison, Patrick Hayden, Rob
Haynie, Elizabeth Head, Miki Hill, Tyrondred Hill, Allison
Holloway, Amanda Holloway, Peter Horne, Kathryn Howard,
Carla Hunnicutt, Lashon Hunt, Brian Jackson, Myneacus
Jackson, Christa Johnson, Katie Johnson, David Jones,
Melinda Jones, Kenya Jordan, Justin Joyner, Laura Joyner,
Wendy Joyner, Solomon Juang, Jessica Kerr, Erica Kitchens,
Cortney Kuehn, Bronson Lee, Heather Lee, Jill Lehman,
Steven Linebaugh, Robert Little, Caryn Logan, Cayce Logan,
Jennifer Long, Rachel Lundy, Matt Manning, John Martinez,
Kristen Maynard, Latonya McCoy, Heather McCroba, Sam
McDuffie, Anneliese McGill, Ginny McSwain, Suzanne Mc-
Swain, Miles Mendelson, Erin Merritt, Jerry Mickle, Danny
Millard, Amy Minshew, Rosayln Mobley, Nicole Moore,
Shamika Morris, Ellie Moshtael, Candace Nance, Melissa
Nash, Anna Gail Odom, Brandy Ouzts, Shalandra Parker,
Maxwell Penn, Kajuana Pitts, Brandon Poarch, Rachel Po-
snak, Iris Rawls, Joseph Redding, Chinissa Reeves, Anna Cate
Ridley, Caroline Ridley, Lindsay Rossano, Kelvin Rozier,
Michael Sellers, Lyn Shults, Allison Smith, Jeffery Smith,
Nicole Smith, Rob Solomon, Tone Southerland, Wilson South-
erland, Latrinta Spivey, Jennifer Stark, Toria Stephens, Jessica
Stone, Nikeya Straws, Kimmy Sitten, Fred Swann, John
Swint, David Tate, Latosha Taylor, Tanesha Taylor, Keisha
Tennyson, Daniel Thomas, Kris Toler, Cedric Tolliver, Tif-
fany Tolliver, Devin Toole, Rickelle Tripp, Christian Trotter,
Amy Tryggestad, Evelyn Tuck, Jonathan Vance, Andrew
Wade, Tucker Warnock, Jamila Whisby, Elizabeth Sara
Whitener, Sally Anne Wilcox, Casey Williams, Edward Wil-
liams, Wesley Wilson, Tameka Wimberly, Stephanie Wolfen-
barger, Deborah Wood, Wesley Woodverton, Bessie Yang,
Candace Yaughn, Quandrian Bronner, Jaymi Smith, Michael
Helman, Christy Toole, Alvin Smith, Cathy Carswell, Amy
Butt, Veronica Fultz, Russel Folmar.
The Humanities Club members are: Emma Barfield, Michael
Creswell, Tai Miyamoto, Robert Cass, Wesley Wilson, Rachel
Posnak, Misty Carter, Patrick Patterson, Sam McDuffie, Amy
Chastain, Amy Tryggestad, Cortney Kuehn, Alice Bond,
Jonathan Vance, Caitlin Carenen, Caroline Ridley, Solomon
Juang.
The Spanish Club members are: Sha-
lee Gambill, Rachel Graham, Jennifer
Harrison, Bronson Lee, LaShanda
Shuman, Victoria Stevens, Sarah Ger-
wig, Sandra Wood, Casey Williams,
Virginia Dias, Deanna Kirkland, Jay
Pettigrew, Jermaine Stevens, John
Taylor, Sam Spires, Erin Ferrell,
Michael Melay, Leigh Ann Clarke,
Joseph Redding, Casey Williams, Tai
Miyamoto.
The Latin Club members are: Ben
Altman, Salena Barnes, Ginny Bryan,
Chris Carney, Valerie Chatfield, Tim
Clark, Brian Coker, Chris Col-
linsworth, Tanya Dews, Melissa Dor-
man, Kyle Elliott, John Fyke, Kelli
Gibbs, Jamie Goolsby, Justin Ham-
rick, Byron Hartman, John Huling,
John Jones, Roderick Klingelhofer,
Steven Linebaugh, Kevin Marshall,
Allison Martin, John Martinez, Chad
McCaskill, Angie Miller, Brandy
Mohn, Leeann Morris, George
Rankin, Dori Scales, Amanda Skalko,
Rob Solomon, Tone Southerland,
Wilson Southerland, Jennifer Stark,
Kris Toler, Christian Trotter, Jim
Vance, Matt Waters, Amy Wolfe,
Deborah Wood, Crystal Padgett, An-
ita Sasse, Anne Richardson, Mike
McGouirk.
The French Club members are: Jer-
emy Cole, Rachael Posnak, Evelyn
Tuck, Robert Cass, Cedric Tolliver,
Rene Hendrix, Seth Rumford, Nat
Godley, Sally Anne Wilcox, Michael
Creswell, Wesley Wilson, Alice Bond,
Allison Smith, Chris Aghaje, Misty
Carter, Olivia Gowan, Patrick Patter-
son, Antonio Pugh, Solomon Juang,
Amy Chastain, Tai Miyamoto, Jenni-
fer Long.
French Club
as en a Ml _. Mi
Spanish C lub officers are: Tai Miyamoto Trea
surer, Casey Williams
ding,
Secretary, Joseph Red-
Vice President, Leigh Ann Clark Presi
The Spanish
Club had many
good times this
year. They went to
Casa Maria and
plan to return to it
as well as El Som-
brero. They also
plan to organize a
trip to Six Flags
and Callaway Gar-
dens.
They are plan-
ning a service pro-
ject that will sup-
port needy fami-
lies and the home-
less. The Spanish
Club intend to
wind up the year
with a fiesta.
FOREGN
LANGUAGE
CLUBS
Several activities
that the Latin Club
participated in are
a Halloween party
and a Toga Party.
The Halloween
party consisted of
sitting by the fire
telling Greek
myths, and The
Toga party con-
sisted of wearing
togas and eating
pizza. The officers
of the Latin Club
are: Wilson South-
erland Presi-
dent; Kelli Gibbs
Vice President;
and Justin Ham-
rick Secretary.
The French
Club is a club that
is highly active.
They take part in
several meetings
and get togethers
in which they do
many different
things. Some ac-
tivities are going
Christams carol-
ing, having a
French dinner at a
church, visiting
Atlanta to watch a
French play, and
hosting a foreign
exchange student.
They are a nice
group of people
who have done
many good things
for the school and
community.
French Club Officers:
Patrick Patterson Presi-
dent
Jeremy Cole Secretary
Allison Smith Vice Presi-
dent
Rene Hendrix Treasurer
SADD
Students
Against Drunk
Driving is a club
where students
can show how
much they care
about their fellow
students in their
pursuit of a soci-
ety where drink-
ing is obsolete.
SADD partici-
pated in many ac-
tivities such as vis-
iting the Chil-
drens Hospi-
tal,and having a
Halloween party
as well as a Christ-
mas party.
FCA
Fellowship of
Christian Athletes
is a club for every-
one, not just ath-
letes. It provides a
place where Chris-
tians can come to-
gether and have
fun. The FCA
meets after school
and at night where
they have great
speakers, play
games, and much
more. They also
have special events
such as a Christ-
mas party and tak-
ing a field trip to
Atlanta for a Super
Bowl breakfast.
Key Club officers are: Caro-
line Ridley, Anna Gail
Odom, Kevin Adams, and
Cortney Kuehn.
Member Wes Wilson is hav-
ing a blast at the Christmas
party.
The Central
High School Key
Club is led by
Mrs. Odom and
Mrs. Ryle. It is a
club dedicated to
serving the school
and the commu-
nity. This year the
Club visited the
Bel Arbor nursing
home during Hal-
loween and Valen-
tines. The club
also held many so-
cials and distrib-
uted a ream of pa-
per to each teacher
in the school to
show their appre-
ciation for them.
SADD officers for 1993-1994 are
Deborah Wood, and Jamie Wright
Katie Ewin
The Key Club members are: Jason Patrick, Iris Rawls,
Kimmy Sitten, Jonathan Vance, Tucker Warnock,
Wesley Wilson, Elizabeth Winchester, Candace
Yaughn, Christopher Adkins, Robert Cass, Valerie
Chatfield, Keith Dover, Nancy Feibelman, Tiffany
Garrard, Alicia Godley, Olivia Gowan, Tameka Hall,
Kathryn Howard, Sonjia Hughes, Misty Ivey, Cort-
ney Kuehn, Jennifer Long, Lori Petty, Caroline Rid-
ley, Andrew Wade, Shawanda Walker, Sally Anne
Wilcox, Rick Dry, Kristine Hurst, Bronson Lee, Will
McCurry, Jennifer Stark, Jessica Stone, Fred Swann,
Ryan Triesenberg, Kevin Adams, Tiffany Brown,
Betsy Cable, Dana Call, Jay Carson, Stephanie Chaf-
fin, Tanya Cohen, Tiffany Coon, Michael Creswell,
Andria Galloway, Rob Haynie, Jennifer Hunt, Ben
Kobek, Jonathan Lehman, Steven Linebaugh, Cayce
Logan, Rachel Lunde, Holly Land, Anna Gail Odom,
Allison Smith, Allison Bayles, Mary Miller, Sloan
Sandefur, Latrinta Spivey, Joey Eells, Wilson South-
erland, Millie Vargas, Wil Bush, Justin Hamrick,
Mark McClellan, Tony Smith, Tiffany Coon,
Amanda Gowan, Erin Merritt, Liz Vance, Melanie
Eakin, Elizabeth Head, Keisha Tennyson, Paula
Miller, Emily Israel, Pierson Hodges, Chris Baucom,
Christie Carrion, Jeffrey Smith, Ken Durden, Amy
McCarey, Katie Johnson, Megan Griffith, Erin Al-
ford, Caryn Logan, Laura Joyner, Wendy Joyner,
Amy Smith, Sash Lodge, Janna Chatham, Mile Men-
delson, Jill Lehman, Adam Kobek, Ryan Griffin,
Patrick Hayden, Devin Toole, Brandon Poarch, Anna
Cate Ridley, Hartwell Carson, Patrick Goff, Brian
Adams, Maxwell Penn, Heather McCroba, Bob Cum-
mings, Sara Emig, Brittain Lee, Carolyn Jenkins,
Becky Cleaveland, Stephanie Bayles, Brian Smith,
John Swint.
The FCA members are Chris Horne (captain),
Tucker Warnock (co-captain), Rick Williams
(secretary), Kevin Adams (treasurer-recruiter),
Brian Adams, Kevin Adams, Hartwell Carson, J. Car-
son, Betsy Cable, Cayce Logan, Anna Gail Odom,
Maxwell Penn, Mark McClellan, Candace Yaughn,
advisors Coach Carr, Coach Holleman, Mrs. Kitchens,
Coach Smith, Coach Stewart.
SADD members
Sonjia Hughes, Wilson Southerland, Jamie Wright,
Deborah Wood, Solomon Juang, Katie Ewing, Tracy
Zayac, Michael Creswell, Steven Linebaugh, Tanya
Cohen, Tucker Warnock, J. Carson, advisors Paul
Melchert, Michele Smith, Mary Summerford.
Mixed Chorus
Row 1(L to R):Tina Clements,
Megan Griffith, Dawn Carmica-
hel, Nadia Turner, Myneacus
Jackson, Carmen Hernandez
Row 2 (L to R):Pacina Stephens, Jo-
hynn Webb, Adam Anderson,
Martica Ray, Keshia Reynolds
Not pictured: Jamila Ashley, Meco
Chambliss, Farrel Holt, LaShonda
Jackson, Tara Phillips, Sheniqua
Taylor, Iris Williams, Sabrina
Clark, Alisha Clark, Brian Rowe,
Parrisha Dunn, Natisha Small-
wood
Girls Chorus
Row 1: Tammy Dukes, LaWanda
Womble, Jackie Dinkins, Nikisha
Spivey, Dana Davis
Row 2: Tosheba McCarthy, Shon-
tiaya McCarthy, Lisa Johnson,
Anna Thompson, Tamara Wil-
liams, Keturah Meadows
Row 3: Kenisha Brown, Laura
Jones, Genie Burgamy, Jaquetta Ri-
chards, Shawntosha Holmes, Crys-
tal Bonds
Not pictured: Celestine Lester,
Aquala Riley, Teresa Rousey, Sum-
mers Thomas, Terri Tinkham,
April Tucker, Lovely Jones, Crystal
Holmes, Ebony Stephens, Nicole
Williams
Concert Choir
Row 1: Amy Smith, Erin Coots,
Beth Doyle, Jana Wood, Emilie Ed-
wards, Jeston Whatkins, Reco
Murphy, Justin Tucker, Angela
Howard, Anedra Smothers, Erin
Chancellor
Row 2: Shandra Jackson, Amanda
Holloway, Caron Hammett,
Rianna Brannen, Patrick Graddick,
Adam Blanks, Teresa Jones,
Deanna Kirkland, Lenore Copel-
and
Row 3: Renee Smith, Sharonda
Curry, Benresa Gibson, Amy Butt,
Mitchell Brinkley, Jeff Borck, Ben
Sikes, Lynn Wimberly, Rosalind
Mobley, Veronica Lacey
Not pictured: Kelly Adams, Africa
Brown, Shanita Clark, Dana Davis,
Thelma Dixon, Shawnta Gibson,
Rasheedah Hall, Keith Hartry, Ne-
dra Johnson, Fred Swann, Adrian
Watson, Lakesha Warnock
Girls Choir
Shanda Bizzle sings at the Senior Assembly
1
The Concert Choir performs at Riverside
United Methodist Church during their
spring concert
Concert Choir participates in Festival in Or-
lando.
FBLA is a business education elective which
stands for Future Business Leaders of Amer-
ica. Mrs. Beverly McCullough is this chap-
ters advisor with a membership of 27 stu-
dents. The state membership is over 130,000
middle and high school students who learn
and participate in the exciting world of busi-
ness. FBLA helps students develop self-confi-
dence in the abilities as business profession-
als. Mrs. McCulloughs chapter meets to dis-
cuss past, present, and future business news.
It is a competitive club as well. In January,
seven students attended the Regional Confer-
ence at Northeast. Students receiving awards
were : Holly Barnard, Nancy Feibelman,
Sharon Kinzie, Kevin Marshall, Michael
Rodgers, Michael Sellers, and Nicky Willis.
Teresa Rousey, Jon Sanders, Molly Cald-
well, Jessica Quesenberry, Shanda Bizzle,
Betsy Cable, and Jason Weeks are having a
blast at a Show Choir get-together
FBLA officers collect Christmas gifts.
FBLA members attend a meeting after school
Front Shanda Bizzle
Row 1 Jennifer Capps
Terralyn Little
Cassandra Haynes
Candace Youghn
Betsy Cable
Roni Hendriy
Karissa Chase
Row 2 Joel Chambliss
Heather Lee
Dameion Dukes
Tyrondred Hill
Nathan Killingsworth
. Lakina James
Show Choir members are: Row 3 Adasharee Hicks
Ginny Dias
Tony Jackson
Brandon Bush
Dan Stephens
Russ Mills
Dori Scales
RaiAnne Ivey
Jason Weeks
NOT PICTURED
Ami Adams
Amanda Bizzle
Cathy Cathy Carsewell
April Copeland
LaDan Hall
Teresa Rousey
Trina Spicey
Reginald Wilmore
Carla Hunnicultt
Kevin Adams
Shikira Anderson
Holly Barnard
Brian Binkley
Quandrian Bronner
Amy Claxton
David Courson
Heather Colbert
Angela Devito
Nancy Feibelman
ESS L F A DER Kathryn Howard
A\)) S$ ft] Michelle James
a < , 7 F Sharon Kinzie
Kevin Marshall
Kerri Moore
Candace Player
Denise Rhodes
Elizabeth Powell
Michael Rodgers
Michael Sellers
Jennifer Shimler
Sitara Smith
Robyn Toole
Andrew Wade
Nicky Willis
E Jamie Wright
FBLA members: Shelly Wright
DECA A
Marie Jewell president, Trip Clark vice presi-
dent, Joey Eells treasurer, Jon Atwater secretary
Willie Fountain, Jeff Lewis representatives, David
Hamlen, John Washington, Arthur Quarterman, Brad
Griffin, Chris Smart, Stacie Bambarger, Lori Bacchus
DECA B
Sean Baldwin, Jamie Brown, Nathan Burns, Miriam
Dennis, Stacey Gary, Brian Harden, Randy Hartzog,
Antonio Jackson, Tanisha Johnson, Danielle Jones,
Melanique Jones, Terralyn Little, Desmond Little-
john, Michael McCoy, Charlestine Phelps, Karen
Prince, Bryant Raines, Brenda Respress, Kelvin Ro-
zier, Shakira Smith, Michael Thiese, Erica Williams,
Talesha Williams, Demetria Wimberly, Cleo Alex-
ander, Timothy Clark, Chiquita Cullins, Briana
Darby, Taisha Davis, Monquencio Hardnett, Regina
Hill, Jackie Kelley, Ziza Lapierre, Tiffany Lavender,
Niesha Mann, Leticia Marshall, Tamika McCarthy
Latonya McCoy, Andrew Moss, Kajuana Pitts, Benita
Rhodes, Shenita Rhodes, Jennifer Story, Wendi Ad-
ams,Sonia Billingslea, Sheli Bowen, Tamara Brooks,
Kwajalein Bundrage, Nakia Burns, Wykisha Fergu-
son, Terrill Floyd, Shundrika Glasco,Diarra Jackson,
Kena Marshall, Tomeka Maynard, Robert Mays, Ran-
dall McClinton, Melvin Raines, Antoinette Smith,
Moranda Smith, Filmore Thomas, Amber Toland,
Heather Toole, Charlotte Weaver, Stephanie Wood,
Precious Anglin, Brandon Brown, Eric Crowder, Ka
jafa Dickinson, Vanisha Gaines, Tobias Habersham,
Felicia Harper, Angela Howard, Kasulka Howard,
Johnny Hurst, Mario Johnson, Shanta Kendall, Al-
veno Nelson, Quintinia Quick, Lisa Raines, Marian
Searcy, Sheamiko Smith, Niheya Straws, Consula Sut-
ton, Tanesha Taylor, Shea Tobler, Chernetress Ward,
Quentin Young,
DECA, Distributive
Education Clubs of
America, is a co-curric-
ular club for students
who are enrolled in
Starting Your Own
Small Business, Mar-
keting Principles and
Fashion Marketing
classes. The club par-
ticipates in state con-
ferences; Region, State,
and National Competi-
tion as well as social
and civic activities
throughout the school
year. They have held a
Pizza Hut social,
dressed in Halloween
costumes while giving
candy bags to the Chil-
drens Hospital, col-
lected money for Kids
Yule Love and attended
regional competition
DECA B is a
very productive
club. They have
been very active in
the community
with the Hallow-
een Carnival at
Freedom Park, a
Thanksgiving
canned food drive,
Christmas visit to
local nursing
homes, assisting
Foxie 100 Christ-
mas toy drive, and
sending role mod-
els to local elemen-
tary schools with
the DARE pro-
gram. Mr. and
Mrs. DECA for
this year are Bry-
ant Raines and
Regina Hill.
The purpose of
VOCA is to provide
opportunities for stu-
dents to work with
business and industrial
leaders. It helps de-
velop leadership abili-
ties through participa-
tion in educational, vo-
cational, civic, recre-
ational, local clubs, and
social activities. It was
organized to help pro-
vide recognition on the
local level for CVAE
students. It gives stu-
dents the opportunity
to participate and be-
come involved in
school activities
Learning to work
Working to learn
Learning to finish
A job well done
Willing to try
After defeat
To be successful
For a life complete
Stacy Bambarger, Lori Bacchus, Brian Fin-
ley, and Jon Atwater visit the Childrens
Hospital on Halloween
The members of VOCA take a minute out
of class to pose for the camera.
The members of
the Black History
and Culture Club
held a Black His-
tory week in Feb-
ruary which was
climaxed by a ban-
quet and dance.
Along with these
plans, the club ac-
tively sells candy
as well as T-shirts
which are in rela-
tion to black he-
roes. They have
organized a trip to
the Civil Rights
Museum in Mont-
gomery, Alabama
to end the 1993-
1994 school year.
Bessie Yang, Wilson Southerland,
and Ellie Moshtael are the officers
for the 1993-94 Academic Team.
TECHNOLOGY STUDENT ASSOCIATION
BHCC
Mareka Amica, Quinisha Baker, Mir-
iam Braswell, Sheli Bowen, Quan-
drian Bronner, Chaundra Brown, Ja-
maica Brown, Jennifer Brown, Freder-
ica Burns, Cathy Carswell, Joel
Chambliss,Lenore Copeland, Alisha
Daniel, Anitra Davis, Corey Davis,
Miriam Dennis, Fredricas Denmark,
Tomeka Eason, Terrill Floyd, Leroy
Foster, Nakeza Gainey, Tamara Gray,
Chayla Green, JaJuna Harris, Jennifer
Harrison, Shavalerie Hester, Joni
Hicks, Yvette Holmes, Carlisia
Johnson, Tanisha Johnson, Danielle
Jones, Antonio Jackson, Andrika
Johnson, Bobby Kendrick, Latonya
Kendrick, Albert Lawson, Kristen
Maynard, Walinda Maynard, Tamika
McCarthy, Jeanesse Miller, Anjanette
Moore, Monique Morris, Carl Mur-
tay, Candice Nance, Nakhea Neal,
Erika Orr, Develyn Paul, Arthur
Quarterman, Joseph Redding, Kelvin
Rozier, Bryan Scott, Chastity Sloc-
umb, Christopher Smart, Shakira
Smith, Toriean Smith, Toria
Stephens, Jennifer Story, Consuela
Sutton, Tanesha Taylor, Taquanda
Thomas, Cedric Tolliver, Charles
Walker, Chernetress Ward, Erica Wil-
liams, Dionne Willis, Kim Woodard,
Angela Wood, Tradenia Young.
Academic Team
Chris Baucom, Latasha Brown,
Latonya Brown, J. Carson, Robert
Childres, Rick Dry, Fred Denmark,
Ken Folmar, Daniel Henley, Solomon
Juang, Bronson Lee, Rachel Lunde,
Sarah Gerwig, Ellie Moshtael, Bryan
Scott, Wilson Southerland, Ruvan
Weerasuriya, Whit Whitmore,
Tameka Wimberly, Deborah Wood,
Wesley Woolverton, Bessie Yang,
Steven Linebaugh, Tracy Zayac, Mike
McGouirk.
Drama Club
Bill McGouirk, Mike McGouirk,
Michael Creswell, Deanna Kirk-
land, Wesley Whipple, Bronson
Lee, Mitchell Brinkley, Jeff Borck,
Emily Edwards, Byron Hartman,
Olivia Gowan, Rachel Lunde, Eric
Purser, Rachel Graham, Mary Wil-
lis, LaShonda Womble; Chris
Kirby and Tina Perkins spon-
sors.
Newspaper Staff
Kevin Adams, Daniel Avery,
Steven Bambarger, Emme Barfield,
Steve Boaman, Caitlin Carenen, J.
Carson, Robert Cass, Jennifer Col-
lins, Leroy Foster, Ginny Frazier,
Rashonda Glover, Sonjia Hughes,
April Irons, Barron Jackson,
Cedrick Jenkins, Steven Line-
baugh, Anna Gail Odom, Jake
Reeves, T.J. Romero, Michael Sell-
ers, Jennifer Shimler, Amber To-
land, Cedric Tolliver, Sally Anne
Wilcox, Mindy Temple.
Genesis
Monica Battle, Passion Bryant, Joel
Chambliss, Walter Chatman, Torie
Clay, Jacinta Colson, Andrea Dorn,
Parrisha Dunn, Carl Fambro,
Tamika Finney, Leroy Foster, An-
dre Gunn, Ladan Hall, Omor
Harpe, Lineal Harris, Alicia
Howard, Myneacus Jackson,
Cedric Jones, Melanique Jones,
Danyelle Lewis, Tomeka Marshall,
Tineka McClinton, Erika Moore,
Melvin Raines, Monique Robin-
son, Shawn Russell, Chasity Sloc-
umb, Shakira Smith, Sheniqua
Taylor, Gesela Thomas, Taquanda
Thomas, Nadia Turner, Jamila
Whisby, Ted Williams, Jaquay
Wimberly.
Drama Club
Newspaper Staff
The drama club
is responsible for
producing all as-
pects of the one-
act play for the
one-act play com-
petition in the fall.
There are usually
two to three plays
produced per year.
Actors in plays are
drawn from both
the drama club
and the school in
general. Thus, the
drama club serves
essentially as an
organization for
students to dis-
cuss, interpret,
and act on various
dramatic situa-
tions.
The Central
High newspaper is
a popular aspect of
the high school ex-
perience. Entitled
Charger Pride, the
goal of the newpa-
per is to produce
six newspapers per
year. Since it is
considered a jour-
nalism course, the
students are re-
sponsible for the
processes that
make up the pro-
duction of the
Charger Pride.
Mrs. Hinesley
has been in charge
of the Charger
Pride for almost 14
years.
Genesis began
as a dream of two.
It became a heart-
felt desire of
many; it proved it-
self a shining ex-
ample of the rich-
ness within Afri-
can-American cul-
ture.
A group of 35 stu-
dents, under the
guidance of Ms.
Dianne Henry and
Ms. Sonja Mat-
thews, participated
in a variety of up-
beat expressions of
African-American
heritage via dance,
song, theater, and
oral interpretation.
Mrs. Hinesley confers with Jennifer Shim-
ler about the recent publication.
Anna Gail Odom listens intently to instruc-
tions.
Cortney Kuehn and Caroline Ridley prepare for
tasty Italian dinner in Washington
Centrals Model United Nations group went to Washing-
ton, D.C. in February. They went to participate in the North
American Invitational Model United Nations representing
many countries including Burundi, Costa Rica, and the Rus-
sian Federation. The group of 40 students along with Mrs.
Middleton and Mrs. Dumas worked very hard during their
stay and Jeremy Cole and Andy Boggs brought back an
award for the school.
Everyone seemed to have a wonderful time and even the
long overnight train ride created many unforgettable memo-
ries. The students all gained something from the experience.
It is a great opportunity which everyone should look into!
ANITEO
UE TIONS
SCTENCE
CLUS
SCIENCE TEAM
Model U.N.
Front row Caitlin Carenen, Rob-
ert Cass, Valerie Chatfield, Andy
Boggs, Jeremy Cole.
Middle row Tucker Warnock,
Elizabeth Head, Tanya Cohen,
Amy Chastain, Amy Tryggestad,
Olivia Gowan, Michael Creswell,
Sally Anne Wilcox, Tai Miyamoto.
Back row Bronson Lee, advisor
Mrs. Middleton, Justin Joyner, Jo-
seph Redding, J. Carson, Betsy Ca-
ble, Cayce Logan, Caroline Ridley,
Steven Linebaugh.
Science Club
Chris Baucom, Wilson Souther-
land, Bessie Yang, Solomon Juang,
Deborah Wood.
Student Council members
President Jennifer Long
Vice President Allison Smith
Secretary Deborah Wood
Treasurer Rachel Lunde
SOPHOMORE CLASS
President Bronson Lee
Vice President Robbie Colson
Secretary Angie Miller
JUNIOR CLASS
President Hal Greenwald
Vice President James Sellers
Secretary Bessie Yang
Treasurer Andria Galloway
Representatives
Tiffany Brown
J. Carson
Brian Jackson
Steven Linebaugh
Jennifer Smallwood
SENIOR CLASS
President Cedric Tolliver
Vice President Joseph Redding
Representatives
Jennifer Barber
Amy Chastain
Amy Tryggestad
FRESHMAN
President Kristan Maynard
Vice President Kale Johnson
Secretary/Treasurer Ellie
Moshtael
Representatives
Keith Thomas
Wendy Joynar
Tam Mai
Jerry Mickle
Stephanie Wolfenbarger
Drew Crawford
aero coud
Ruvan Weerasuriya
Solomon Juang
Deborah Wood
Math Team
Gx,
Jenny McSwain
Bessie Yang
Rachael Lunde
Deborah Wood, Jennifer Long, and Allison Smith
are the Student Council officers
Student Council
does many things.
One of these is to
set up suggestion
boxes in the of-
fices so that stu-
dents may give
their opinions on
what is happening
at school. Student
Council partici-
pates in PTSO and
plans the Junior-
Senior Prom.
Beyond Words . .
Travis Hartley is the lucky junior who
survived the car accident of Carlos Young in
June of 1993. Travis was riding in the pas-
senger side of Carlos Dodge Ram when
Carlos hit a tree. Travis was fortunate
enough to get out of the flaming truck, but
he also suffered a punctured lung and a bro-
ken right forearm. Forty-two percent of his
body had third degree burns. His left leg
was amputated six inches below the knee.
Travis did not know that Carlos had died
in the crash until six weeks later. When he
found out, he was severly depressed and
blamed himself. Carlos mother helped
Travis by coming to visit him and talking
to him. Travis had nine surgeries, hy-
boberic oxygen treatment, whirlpool treat-
ment, physical therapy, and prosthetic ther-
apy.
Travis is getting back in the routine of
things, realizing he cant change the past.
He says his leg, is not state of the art, but
I'm getting used to it. When looking back
on what helped him get through, Travis
gives all credit to Carlos parents, his own
parents, his friends, and determination
Travis said, I knew he (Carlos) was watch-
ing me and I knew how bad it would hurt
him to see me quit. He said to remember
that, Theres always tomorrow. Travis
would like to recognize Mr. Young and
Mrs. Betty Thank You!
Travis Hartley had no problem coming back to
school or being with his friends
Travis found great comfort from Mr. Em-
mett and Mrs. Betty Young.
SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS
Freshman Kyle Young received first place for
his project entitled, Handedness?
Jennifer Capps won second
place on her project on leaves.
Brandon Poarch stands
proudly in front of his Photo-
synthesis project from the Sci-
ence Fair. He placed in the
Botany category.
+ PROCEDURE
Laura Joyner won first place in
the Zoology category in the Sci-
ence fair.
The winners of the 93-94 Central
Science Fair are: top row (L to R)
Kyle Young, Brandon Poarch,
Charles Krigbaum, Laura Joyner,
Chris Baucom bottom row (L to R)
Melissa Nash and Jennifer Capps
Abney, Deidra 34
Abney, Kim SO
Adams, Ami 56
Adams, Brian 114, 161, 165
Adams, Jaquita 56
Adams, Kevin 34, 114, 161, 164, 165, 169, 174
Adams, Ms. 22
Adams, Wendi 8, 170
Adams, Wes 56
Adkins, Christopher 165
Adkins, Kalvin 56
Adkisson., Ann 130
Agbaje, Christian 8
Aghaje, Chris 162
Akins, George 56
Alexander, Cleo 8, 170
Alford, Erin 161, 165
Allen, Mark 56, 132
Allen, Terrence 56
Altman, Ben 162
Altman, Rachel 56
Ambrose, Chace 34
Amica, Mareka 8, 54, 173
Amy G. Bloodworth 10
Anderson, Adam 166
Anderson, Shikira 34, 169
Andrews, Jamie 34
Anglin, Precious 8, 170
Anthony, Catherine 34
Anthony, Veronica 56
Archer, Sharon 34
Armstrong, Garrett 8
Arnold, Robert 34
Asbell, Andrea 34
Ashley, Deesha 34, 56
Ashley, Jamila 56
Asmica, Marika 72
Atwater, Jon 170, 171
Atwater, Jonathan 8
Avent, Brian 56
Avery, Charles 57
Avery, Daniel 8
Avery, Daviel 174
Bacchus, Jody 34
Bacchus, Lori 170, 171
Baez, Andrew 8
Bailey, Alexis 9, 16B, 16D, 28, 144, 156
Baker, Jason 5
Baker, Quinisha 53, 173
Baldwin, Sean 1, 34, 170
Baldwin, Shawn 75
Balthrop, Latasha 9
Bambarger, Stacie 170
Bambarger, Stacy 9, 171
Bambarger, Steven 174
Banks, Angelia 9
Banks, Anglea 16E
Barber, Elizabeth 34
Barber, Jennifer 9, 27, 120, 178, 193
Barfield, Emma 161
Barfield, Emme 35, 174
Barnard, Holly 9, 169
Barnes, Charles 57
Barnes, Germain 1
Barnes, Jason 57
Barnes, Rick 57
Barnes, Salena 35, 162
Barnette, Bob 191, 194
Barnette, Bod 193
Barnwell, Adria 57
Barron, Katrina 35, 68
Baston, Kristi 35
Battle, Erika 35
Battle, Luchina 35, 54
Battle, Monica 1, 174
Battle, Nicole 49
Battle, Tamela 9
Baucom, Chris 57, 161, 165, 173, 177, 181
Bayles, Allison 9, 27, 72, 161, 165, 193, 201
Bayles, Stephanie 161, 165
Beasley, Ramar 5
Becham, Chan 27, 37
Becker, Chris 57
Bedard, Sarah 9, 10, 30, 64
Beliveau, Jennifer 35
Bell, Katesha 57
Bell, Tasha 35
Bellveau, John 28
Bennett, Brandy 57
Benson, John 38
Berry, Elizabeth 57
Berryhill, Darryn 35
Billingslea, Sonia 35, 170
Binford Il, Thad 9
Binkley, Brian 169
Bittick, Michael 35
Bivins, Edward 35
Bizzle, Amanda 57
Bizzle, Shanda 10, 13, 113, 167, 168, 169
182
INDEX
Blackwelder, Chris 57
Blair, Jackie 57
Bland, Chris 35
Blanding, James 57
Blankenship, Brian 57
Blanks, Adam 166
Blash, Katanga 57
Bloodworth, Amy 35, 64, 186, 187, 189
Blount, Baisha 57
Boaman, Stephen 35
Boaman, Steve 174
Boggs, Andrew 10
Boggs, Andy 161, 177
Boggs, Justin 161
Bohatec, Darrell 57
Boles, Jason 10
Bond, Alice 35, 67, 161, 162
Bonds, Crystal 166
Booker, Juanita 34
Boone, Amy 10
Borck, Jeff 35, 166, 174
Bosserman, Mary 54
Bowdry, Felecia 57
Bowen, Sheli 10, 52, 56, 170, 173
Bowers, Ari 35
Bowman, Denise 57, 193
Bowman, Steve 97
Bowser, LaDovie 35
Bradshaw, Phillip 3
Brand, Russell 35, 145
Brannen, Rianna 10, 166
Brannen, Rionna 159
Brantley, Demetris 10
Braswell, Miriam 173
Brewer, Silvester 35
Brinkley, Mitchell 57, 166, 174
Brinkley, Shanda 57
Bronner, Quandrian 161, 169, 173
Brooks, Angelia 10
Brooks, Lawana 57
Brooks, Natika 57
Brooks, Tamara 10, 125, 170, 187
Brown, Brandon 11, 170
Brown, Chaundra 11, 173
Brown, Christopher 11
Brown, Daniel 57
Brown, Ebony 1, 161
Brown, Ivey 22
Brown, Jamaica 173
Brown, Jamie 68, 170
Brown, Jennifer 35, 173
Brown, Kenisha 166
Brown, Kim 11
Brown, Kwajelyn 35
Brown, LaChara 57
Brown, Latasha 173
Brown, Latonya 161, 173
Brown, Lotasha 161
Brown, Marvin 11, 68, 120
Brown, Matt 148
Brown, Matthew 35
Brown, Mieshio 60
Brown, Sam IV 35
Brown, Scott 37
Brown, Tequila 57
Brown, Tiffany 35, 130, 131, 161, 165, 178
Brown, Timothy 11
Brown, Wanda 57
Broyles, Karen 35
Broyles, Susan 35
Bryan, Erin 161
Bryan, Ginny 162
Bryan, Virginia 35
Bryant, Doretha 57
Bryant, Jenny 49
Bryant, Johnny 35, 149
Bryant, Passion 174
Buck, Kelly 57
Buckley, Kimo 58
Buehl, Rocky 64
Bullard, Allison 67
Bundrage, Kwajalein 36, 170
Bundy, Michelle 36
Burgamy, Genie 166
Burke, Amy 11
Burnett, Michael 36
Burnette, Crystal 58
Burns, Annise 58
Burns, Frederica 58, 173
Burns, Nakia 11, 170
Burns, Nathan 11, 14, 27, 170, 202
Burt, Carrie 36
Burton, Monica 54
Bush, Brandon 36, 169
Bush, Ernest 58
Bush, Wil 36, 165
Butler, Dianthony 36
Butt, Amy 130, 131, 161, 166
Butt, Michelle 58, 75, 161
Butts, Rico 36
Byerley, Ann 36
Byrd, Justin 36
Cable, Betsty 177
Cable, Betsy 31, 36, 114, 161, 165, 168, 169
Caine, Shanitra 1, 58, 75
Cainion, Tanya 58
Caldwell, James 11, 161
Caldwell, Michelle 130, 131, 161
Caldwell, Molly 168
Call, Dana 36, 154, 165, 186, 187, 189
Callaway, Shemeki 54
Canady, Courtney 36
Cannon, Paul 12, 27, 37
Capps, Jennifer 161, 169, 181
Capps, Tony 36
Carenen, Caitlin 160, 161, 174, 177
Carenen, Catilin 12
Carmicahel, Dawn 166
Carmichael, Richard 36
Carney, Chris 161, 162
Carr, Coach 165
Carr, Randy 156
Carrion, Christie 58, 161, 165
Carson, Hartwell 114, 161, 165
Carson, J. 34, 36, 178
Carson, Jay 25, 115, 161, 165
Carswell, Cathy 12, 135, 161, 173
Carter, Misty 12, 161, 162
Cass, Robert 12, 161, 162, 165, 174, 177, 202, 203
Cephus, Lakesha 41
Cha, Young Ho 36
Chaffin, Stephanie 36, 165
Chambers, Chris 36
Chambliss, Joel 169, 173, 174
Chambliss, LaShonda 58
Chambliss, LaTiffany 58
Chancellor, Erin 12, 166
Chandler, Eric 58
Chandler, Lisa 12
Chase, Amy 58, 161, 186, 187
Chase, Karissa 36, 169
Chastain, Amy 12, 13, 161, 162, 177, 178
Chastain, Layne 12
Chastain, Lindsey 58
Chatfield, Trevor 36
Chatfield, Valerie 12, 160, 161, 162, 165, 177, 201
Chatham, Janna 165
Chatham, Micah 13
Chatman, Walt 67
Chatman, Walt Antonio 36
Chatman, Walter 174
Chavis, David 1
Cherry, Brian 58
Childers, Robert 161
Childres, Robert 173
Chipman, Brian 58, 156
Choate, Diane 3, 58, 161
Clark, Chandler 56
Clark, Erin 58
Clark, Furman 13
Clark, Gaberiel 58
Clark, Leigh Ann 161, 163
Clark, Leigh Anne 126, 160
Clark, Russ 1
Clark, Shenita 1
Clark, Tim 16B, 162
Clark, Timothy 13, 170
Clark, Trip 170
Clarke, Leigh Ann 13, 161, 162
Claxton, Amy 36, 135, 169
Clay, Torie 174
Cleaveland, Becky 165
Clements, Tina 166
Clemons, Bradley 161
Cleveland, Becky 161
Clowers, Aurico 36
Clowers, Curry 58
Cohen, Lana 13, 27, 144, 161, 201
Cohen, Tanya 34, 36, 161, 165, 177
Coker, Brian 58, 162
Coker, Shannon 13
Colbert, Bryant 58
Colbert, Heather 13, 169
Cole, Jeremy 13, 161, 162, 177
Collier, Sean 58
Collins, Elonca 58
Collins, Jennifer 36, 132, 174
Collinsworth, Chris 161, 162
Collinsworth, Christopher 36
Collinsworth, Katie 161
Colson, Jacinta 1, 58, 174
Colson, Robbie 58, 178
Colvin, Brad 58
Coney, Phillip 36
Cook, Bradley 13
Cook, Brent 58
Cook, Wesley 58
Coon, Tiffany 36, 161, 165
Coots, Erin 166
Copeland, April 36, 187
Copeland, Lenore 58, 166, 173
Corker, Rashida 59
Cornelious, Charles 13
Courson, David 14, 169, 187
Cozart, Jacob 54, 59
Cozart, John 54, 59
Crawford, Drew 161, 178
Crawley, Clifton 37
Creamer, Michael 59
Creswell, Michael 37, 161, 162, 165, 174, 177
Cribb, Christi 64, 186, 189
Cribb, Christina 37
Cribb, Felicia 37
Cripe, Brian 37
Croft, Jenny 37, 161
Cronin, Stewart 14, 37
Crowder, Eric 170
Crusoe, Henricias 37
Culler, Gabriel 59
Cullins, Chiquita 170
Cummings, Bob 165
Cummings, Robin 11, 14, 28, 186
Cunningham, Anthony 37
Curry, Sharonda 166
Curtis, Altevise 14
Curtis, Deshon 59
Dancy, Gabriele 37
Dancy, Monique 14, 127
Dancy, Moniques 21
Daniel, Alisha 14, 37, 173
Darby, Briana 170
Darby, Michael 59
Davis, Anitra 14, 173
Davis, Bryant 37
Davis, Corey 37, 173
Davis, Dana 166
Davis, Daniel 37
Davis, Harriet 59
Davis, Jamie 59
Davis, Kameika 59
Davis, Marquis 59
Davis, Pierre 161
Davis, Renee 14, 27
Davis, Taisha 170
Davis, Takeila 59
Davis, Tomicia 14
Davis, William 60
Davis, Willie 38
Dean, Chiquita 38
Dean, Micah 60
Denmark, Emanuel 60
Denmark, Fred 173
Denmark, Fredricas 173
Denmark, Jarvis 60
Dennis, Meriam 23
Dennis, Miriam 14, 28, 126, 170, 173, 187, 189,
202, 203
Dennis, Teecha 38, 152
Denson, Michael 38
Devito, Angela 38, 169
Devito, Bobby 60
Devore, Michelle 60
Dews, Tania 15
Dews, Tanya 162
Dias, Ana 38
Dias, Ginny 169
Dias, Virginia 162
Dickinson, Kajafa 170
Dickinson, Kijafa 15
Dinkins, Jackie 166
Dixon, Benjamin 60
Dixon, BJ 161
Dobson, Louise 15
Dolan, Amber 38
Dominick, Christian 59, 60
Dominick, Gardner 38, 59
Donald, Jonathan 60
Dorman, Melissa 60, 161, 162
Dorn, Andrea 60, 174
Douglas, Quientrous 38
Dover, Keith 15, 16C, 28, 165
Doyle, Beth 60, 166
Doyle, Elizabeth 161
Driskell, Kim 38
Dry, Rick 61, 161, 165, 173
Dudley, Darrell 38, 143
Dugger, Claudia 38
Dukes, Dameion 15, 169
Dukes, John 61
Dukes, Tammy 166
Dulong, Heather 31, 61
Dunlap, Scott 39, 53
Dunn, Parisha 22
Dunn, Parrisha 174
Durden, Ken 61, 165
Durden, Kennith 161
Dwight, Tammie 10, 15, 41
Dyson, Jason 39
Eakin, Melanie 61,75, 165
Easom, Tomeka 127
Eason, Tomeka 15, 21, 173
Edwards, Emilie 166
Edwards, Emily 174
Edwards, Kris 39
Edwards, Laura 31
Eells, Christopher 15
Eells, Joey 9, 28, 142, 165, 170, 187, 189, 202, 203
Elder, Darrion 39
Ellington, Erin 61, 161, 193, 194
Elliott, Kyle 162
Emig, Sara 165
Emig, Traci 15, 186, 187, 189
English, Roderick 10, 15, 64
Ervin, Tanya 39
Espy, Mrs. 134
Estes, Aubrey 61
Estes, Lonnie 61
Estes, Traci 39
Evans, Isom 39
Everett, Tennille 130, 161
Ewing, Katherine 61
Ewing, Katie 71, 164, 165, 190
Ezekwueche, Nneka 161
Fambro, Carl 39, 56, 174
Fambro, Quintion 161
Fambro, Quinton 39
Farrar, Johnetta 116, 161
Farrar, Montayne 39
Feibelman, Nancy 16, 144, 165, 169
Ferguson, Richard 39
Ferguson, Wykisha 39, 170
Ferrell, Chelsey 61
Ferrell, Erin 61, 162, 190
Fields, Neika 39
Finch, Bryan 39
Findlay, Brian 16
Finley, Brian 171
Finney, Omega 61, 161
Finney, Tamika 174
Fitzgerald, Beth 39
Flowers, Crystal 130, 161
Floyd, Jessica 39
Floyd, John 61
Floyd, Terrill 16, 170, 173
Folmar, Jonathan 61
Folmar, Ken 39, 173
Folmar, Russel 161
Folsom, Jeffrey 61
Ford, Amy 61
Fordham, Elizabeth 61, 161
Foster, Leroy 16, 39, 161, 173, 174
Foster, Shelby 39
Fountain, Willie 61, 170
Francis, Chikenna 61, 98
Francis, Christina 31, 61
Francis, Cristina 190
Francis, Kenyatta 39
Frazier, Crystal 61
Frazier, Ginny 174
Frazier, Virginia 39
Freeman, Arrin 39
Freeman, Larry 61, 132
Fults, Ashuda 61
Fultz, Veronica 161
Futch, Brooke 61
Fyke, John 161, 162
Gaines, Vanisha 16, 170
Gainey, Chantel 16
Gainey, Marcus 39
Gainey, Nakeza 173
Galloway, Andrea 161
Galloway, Andria 39, 165, 178
Galloway, Mrs. 133
Gambill, Shalee 61, 162
Gambill, Shawn 39
Gandy, Hannah 16, 193
Garcia, Inga 61
Garcia, Jose 61
Garrard, Tiffany 16, 144, 161, 165
Gary, Stacey 170
Gates, Carrie 161
Gear, Montrel 39
Geiger, Steve 39
Gentry, Matt 61
Gerwig, Sarah 39, 161, 162, 173
Gibbs, Adrieana 130
Gibbs, Adrienna 161
Gibbs, Daryl 16
Gibbs, Kelli 16, 161, 162, 204
Gibbs, Kelly 160
Gibson, Benresa 61, 166
Gibson, Reginald 61
Gibson, Shawnta 62
Gibson, William 62
Gibson, Yolanda 39
Gilbert, Christopher 16A
Gilbert, Roderick 39, 125
Gilmore, Tamika 62
Glasco, Shundrika 16A, 170
Glover, Adrienne 40, 72
Glover, Rashonda 16A, 174
Glover, Vanterall 1
Godley, Alicia 16A, 161, 165
Godley, Nat 53, 62, 162
Goff, Patrick 161, 165
Gooden, Tremel 40
Goodrum, Jamil 40
Goolsby, Jamie 62, 162
Goolsby, Leslie 16A
Gordon, Angel 40
Gordon, Jamie 16A
Gorman, Angela 40
Gorman, Clifford 40
Gotsch, Sarah 40, 68
Gowan, Amanda 165
Gowan, Olivia 10, 16A, 34, 122, 123, 161, 162, 165,
174, 177
Graddick, Patrick 166
Graham, Katina 62
Graham, Patrice 40
Graham, Rachel 119, 162, 174
Granville, Quinton 62
Graves, Jennifer 187
Gray, Jennie 40,75
Gray, Tamara 40, 152, 173
Green, Chayla 173
Green, Treva 98
Greene, Olivia 62
Greenwald, Hal 40, 161, 178
Gregory, Anthony 40
Grey, Lakeitha 62, 161
Grier, Sabrina 16A, 60
Griffin, Brad 170
Griffin, Bradley 16A
Griffin, Brent 62
Griffin, Jennifer 62
Griffin, Ryan 3, 156, 161, 165
Griffis, Donald 40
Griffith, Megan 165, 166
Grisham, Angela 53, 62
Gunn, Andre 62, 174
Gunn, Lashonda 50
Habersham, Tobias 170
Hahn, Justin 40
Hall, Aleazar 62
Hall, Jason 62
Hall, Jonathan 40
Hall, Ladan 130, 174
Hall, Leveda 22
Hall, Tameka 165
Hall, Tia 62
Hall, Tywain 40
Hall, Will 161
Hamlen, David 16A, 170
Hamm, James 40
Hammett, Caron 161, 166
Hammock, Brian 62
Hammock, Melissa 45
Hamon, Cory 16B,75
Hamrick, Justin 40, 161, 162, 165, 190
Hancock, Wendy 67
Hanna, Nikki 62
Hanson, Walter 62
Harclerode, Hassan 40
Harden, Brian 170
Harden, Jason 40
Harden, Jeralyn 40
Harden, Mona 62
Harden, Traverro 161
Hardnett, Monquencio 16B, 54, 150, 170
Harley, Tiffany 16B, 127
Harman, Paula 1
Harmon, Paula 62
Harnett, Monquencio 113
Harpe, Omor 174
Harper, Felicia 40, 54, 170
Harper, Jason 16B, 128
Harpin, Mathew 1
Harris, JaJuna 173
Harris, Jaregis 40
Harris, Jerry 62
Harris, Lineal 174
Harris, Makeba 16B
Harris, Rashan 16B
Harris, Sunee 16B
Harris, Tario 62
Harris, Thandiwe 40
Harrison, Jennifer 16B, 161, 162, 173
Hart, Anna 40
Hartley, Monica 3, 16B
Hartley, Travis 180
Hartman, Byron 162, 174
Hartness, Bryan 62
Hartry, Kefing 62
Hartzog, Randy 16B, 170
Hassan, Alim 62
Hassan, Khadijah 62
Hassan, Marques 16C
Hayden, David 16C
Hayden, Matt 119
Hayden, Patrick 161, 165
Hayes, Angie 62
Haynes, April 62
Haynes, Bobby 62
Haynes, Cassandra 40, 169
Haynes, Lela 40
Haynie, Rob 5, 40, 161, 165
Hayward, Frances 40
Head, Elizabeth 63, 161, 165, 177
Helman, Michael 161
Henderson, Michael 40
Hendrix, Rene 63, 162
Hendriy, Roni 169
Henley, Daniel 1, 63, 173
Hernandez, Carmen 166
Herring, Mrs. 133
Hester, Shavalerie 173
Hickman, Ashley 63
Hicks, Adasharee 169
Hicks, Joni 12, 16C, 28, 54,72, 173
Hightower, Ryan 63, 186, 187, 189
Hill, Bunia 1
Hill, Miki 130, 161
Hill, Regenia 16C
Hill, Regina 170
Hill, Ruby 1
Hill, Toshiba 63
Hill, Tyrondred 63, 161, 169
Hinesley, Dr. 133
Hinesley, Mrs. 175
Hinson, Brandon 41
Ho, Jimmy 41, 63
Hobbs, Dwight 63
Hodgens, Pierson 63, 161
Hodges, Lori 45
Hodges, Pierson 165
Hodges, Wayne 45, 63
Hodgins, Lori 63
Hogan, Tammie 63
Holleman, Coach 165
Hollen, Tyler 64
Hollifield, Misty 64
Hollingshed, Michael 52
Hollingsworth, Bobby 41
Hollingsworth, Freddie 64
Holloway, Allison 16C, 126, 161
Holloway, Amanda 126, 161, 166
Holmes, Clint 37
Holmes, Clinton 16C
Holmes, Rod 64
Holmes, Shawntosha 166
Holmes, Yvette 64, 173
Hope, Taiwana 41
Horne, Chris 161, 165
Horne, Mark 41
Horne, Peter 64, 161
Hortman, Danny 64
Horton, Jamie 38
Horton, Johnny 41
Howard Jr., Nathaniel 16C
Howard, Alica 194
Howard, Alicia 98, 174, 193
Howard, Angela 14, 16C, 166, 170
Howard, Cedric 64
Howard, Demond 41, 42, 117
Howard, Jamaal 41
Howard, Jeffery 16C
Howard, Kasulka 170
Howard, Kathryn 16C, 114, 161, 165, 169
Howington, Chris 64
Hubbard, Corey 64
Hughes, Jennifer 41
Hughes, Mrs. 134
Hughes, Sonjia 16D, 165, 174
Hugley, Sam 64
Huling, John 41, 162
Humphrey, Jonathan 41
Hunnicutt, Carla 10, 161
Hunnicutt, Tiffany 16D
Hunt, DeShaun 64
Hunt, Jennifer 41, 165
Hunt, Lashon 161
Hunt, Sherod 16D
Hunter, Christopher 42
Hunter, Sharon 42, 142, 153
Hurst, Johnny 38, 42, 170
Hurst, Kristine 165
Huston, Ayanna 65
Huston, Quivonda 60, 116
Irons, April 42, 174
Israel, Emily 65, 161, 165
Israel, Tai 65, 146
Israel, Tal 157
Ivey, Misty 16D, 165
Ivey, Rai Anne 13, 16D, 16G, 28, 117, 160, 161
Ivey, RaiAnne 169
Ivry, Robert 6S
J. Carson 165, 173, 174, 177
Jackson, Antijuan 65
Jackson, Antonio 11, 16D, 28, 144, 170, 173
Jackson, Antwan 75
Jackson, Barron 60, 174
Jackson, Brad 42, 54
Jackson, Brian 42, 54, 161, 178
Jackson, Carlos 42
Jackson, Diarra 170
Jackson, Dwarka 15, 28, 54, 64, 113, 151
Jackson, Fred 65
Jackson, Gwen 42
Jackson, Kenesha 50
Jackson, Marco 60
Jackson, Michelle 65, 75
Jackson, Myneacus 161, 166, 174
Jackson, Myneaus 65
Jackson, Shandra 42, 131, 166
Jackson, Shaneka 65
Jackson, Shawanna 42
Jackson, Tanesha 65
Jackson, Tony 52, 65, 169
James, Chrissy 193
James, Crissy 45
James, Elizabeth 16D
James, Lakina 42, 169
James, Lawanda 16D
James, Michelle 42, 169
James, Tara 65
Janney, Christopher 16D
Jarrell, Horace 43
Jefcoats, Beth 65
Jenkins, Carolyn 165
Jenkins, Cedrick 43, 174
Jerrell, Chelsey 65
Jewell, Marie 16D, 170
Johnnicans, Tamika 65
Johnson, Andrika 173
Johnson, Bob 27, 43
Johnson, Carlisia 16, 16E, 28, 173
Johnson, Christa 16E, 97, 161, 187
Johnson, Deidra 65
Johnson, James 43
Johnson, Kale 178
Johnson, Katie 161, 165, 193, 194
Johnson, Kimberly 65
Johnson, Kofie 65
Johnson, Lisa 166
Johnson, Mario 16E, 170
Johnson, Michelle 125
Johnson, Noah 65
Johnson, Scott 43
Johnson, Shantel 16B
Johnson, Shantelle 16E, 152
Johnson, Stacy 65
Johnson, Tanesha 189
Johnson, Tanisha 170, 173, 187
Johnstono, Anna 43
Joiner, Monte 16E
Jones, Anthony 65
Jones, Cedric 65, 174
Jones, Charles 43
Jones, Daniele 16E
Jones, Danielle 52, 170, 173
Jones, David 161
Jones, John 162
Jones, Laura 65, 166
Jones, Melanique 43, 170, 174
Jones, Melinda 152, 161
Jones, Shaundra 16E
Jones, Shondra 16E
Jones, Tamika 16C, 28
Jones, Teresa 166
Jones, Willie Mae 16E
Jordan, Dewayne 22
Jordan, Donqueako 43
Jordan, Kellrese 43
Jordan, Kenya 161
Jordan, Travis 16E
Joynar, Wendy 178
Joyner, Delorie 43
Joyner, Justin 43, 67, 122, 123, 161, 177
Joyner, Laura 161, 165, 181
Joyner, Wendy 161, 165, 191
Juang, Soloman 202
Juang, Solomon 16E, 161, 162, 165, 173, 177, 178
Kaase, Melissa 60
Kaase, Missy 65
Kasulka, Justin 1
Kelley, Jackie 170
Kelly Jr., Jackie 16F
Kelly, Loretta 34, 65
Kelsey, Kameron 16F
Kemp, Pamala 43
Kendall, Shanta 16F, 170
Kendrick, Bobby 173
INDEX CON'T
Kendrick, Lashonda 65
Kendrick, Latonya 173
Kendrick, Nathaniel 1
Kennington, John 37
Kerr. Jessica 161
Kieha, Lori 14
Killingsworth, Nathan 169
Kimbrough, Van 65
Kinard, Kassie 43
King, Charles 16F
King, Jennifer 59
King, Kizzy 43
King, Michael 16F
King, Shakendra 43
Kinzie, Sharon 43, 169
Kirby, Chris 174
Kirk, Meredith 16F
Kirkland, Deanna 43, 162, 166, 174
Kitchens, Erica 161
Kitchens, Mrs. 165
Kite, Trelle 16F, 16H, 28, 186, 187, 189, 202, 203
Klingelhofer, Roderick 65, 162
Klingemier, Russ 43
Knight, Erin 45
Knight, Jason 65
Knight, Jennifer 161
Knight, Kitty 186, 187, 189
Kobek, Adam 165
Kobek, Ben 43, 137, 165
Krigbaum, Charles 181
Krysalka, Justin 193, 194
Kuehn, Cortney 16F, 144, 161, 164, 165, 176, 187
189, 202, 203
Lacey, Veronica 166
LaCroix, Frank 52
Lamar, Chris 28, 113
Lamar, Christopher 16F, 16G
Land, Holly 43,75, 165
LaPierre, Ziza 15, 28, 170
LaPierre, Zizanena 16F
Lathrop, Grace 43
Lavendar, Eugene 146
Lavender, Eugene 43
Lavender, Tiffany 16G, 127, 170
Lawrence, Shemika 43
Lawrence, Terry 63
Lawrence, Terry Jr. 65
Lawson, Albert 16G, 173
Leathers, Shanell 16G
Lee, Brittain 165
Lee, Bronson 66, 161, 162, 165, 173, 174, 177, 178
Lee, Heather 161, 169
Lee, Margaret 16G
Lee, Shannon 66
Lefler, Amanda 3, 66, 68
Lehman, Jill 161, 165
Lehman, Jonathan 43, 165
Lemon, Michael 43
Lemons, Willmenta 66
Lester, Celestine 43
Lester, Tony 66
Lewis, Damon 43
Lewis, Danyelle 174
Lewis, Jeff 170
Lewis, Jeffrey 16G
Lewis, Veronica 43
Lilley, Jennifer 16G, 27, 115, 193
Linebaugh, Steven 25, 34, 43, 161, 162, 165, 173,
174, 177, 178
Little, Jason 44, 142, 150
Little, Robert 44, 161
Little, Terralyn 16G, 169, 170
Little, Tresha 66
Littlejohn, Desmond 170
Locher, Amy 66
Lodge, Sash 165
Logan, Caryn 161, 165
Logan, Cayce 44, 154, 155, 161, 165, 177
Logan, Natasha 44
Logue, Josh 66
Long, Janice 66
Long, Jennifer 16G, 144, 160, 161, 162, 165, 178,
179, 202
Long, Jessica 27
Love, Jennifer 66
Loyd, Jason 44
Lund, Rachel 178
Lunde, Rachael 178
Lunde, Rachel 44, 165, 173, 174
Lundy, Rachel 161
Maddox, Machanda 66
Mai, Tam 178
Mallard, Chiquita 66, 97
Mallard, Earnest 44
Mangham, Dena 66
Mann, Kinte 143
Mann, Niesha 170
Mann, Nieshia 16G
Mann, Tavalas 44
Manning, Matt 44, 161
Marshall, Keith 66
Marshall, Kena 1, 16G, 16H, 28, 53, 113, 115, 146
148, 150, 170
Marshall, Kevin 44, 162, 169
Marshall, Leticia 16H, 170
Marshall, Tomeka 44, 53, 174
Martin, Allison 162
Martin, Mario 53
Martina, Amy 44
Martinez, John 161, 162
Matthews, Timothy 66
Maye, Omar 66
Maynard, Kristan 178
Maynard, Kristen 161, 173
Maynard, Tomeka 170
Maynard, Tomeko 16H
Maynard, Walinda 173
Mays, Robert 170
McCall, John 44
McCarey, Amy 165
McCarthy, Shontiaya 166
McCarthy, Tamika 170, 173
McCarthy, Tosheba 44, 166
McCaskill, Chad 66, 162
McClellan, Eric 1, 44
McClellan, Mark 44, 119, 165
McClinton, Randall 16H, 146, 170
McClinton, Tineka 66, 174
McCloud, Yvonne 44
McCollum, Ricardo 66
McConnell, James 16H
McCoy III, David 16H
McCoy. Felicia 16H
McCoy, Jonathan 66
McCoy, Latonya 16H, 161, 170
McCoy, Michael 16H, 27, 170
McCroba, Heather 161, 165
McCurry, Will 165
McDaniel, Ashley 135
McDaniel, Jennifer 44
McDuffie, Sam 161
McDuffy, Sam 5
McGill, Anneliese 161
McGouirk, Bill 174
McGouirk, Michael 44
McGouirk, Mike 21, 162, 173, 174
McMillan, Samantha 44
McMillan, Wendi 66
McSwain, Ginny 3, 44, 161
McSwain, Suzanne 161
Meadows, Keturah 166
Meadows, Matt 66
Meeks, Lori 66
Melay, Michael 162
Melchert, Paul 165
Mendelson, Mile 165
Mendelson, Miles 161
Menninger, Anne 144
Mentzer, Sean 129
Merritt, Erin 66, 161, 165
Meswain, Jenny 178
Mickle, Jerry 98, 161, 178
Middleton, Brandon 66
Middleton, Mrs. 177
Middleton., Brandon 5
Miles, Lorita 44
Miles, Reginald 44
Millard, Danny 161
Miller, Angela 66
Miller, Angie 162, 178
Miller, Jeanesse 173
Miller, Karen 66
Miller, Mary 16H, 27, 165
Miller, Paula 27, 66, 165
Mills, Bran 66
Mills, Brannon 67
Mills, Russ 130, 131, 169
Minick, Joel 67
Minshew, Amy 161
Minter, Robert 67
Mitchell, Amy 16H, 127
Mitchell, Bridgett 67
Mitchell, Ethan 44
Mitchell, Robert 53
Miyamoto, Tai 17, 161, 162, 163, 177
Mobley, Rosalina 67
Mobley, Rosalind 166
Mobley, Rosayln 161
Mohn, Brandy 44, 162
Moore, Anica 17
Moore, Anjanette 17, 173
Moore, Corneka 67
Moore, Erica 1
Moore, Erika 67, 174
Moore, Kerri 17, 169
Moore, Madison 44
Moore, Nicole 1, 161
Moore, Octavius 67
Moore, Shannon 44
Moore, Tornya 67
Morofka, Melinda 44, 67
Morris, LeeAnn 67, 162
Morris, Monique 67, 173
Morris, Shamika 67, 161
Mosely, Verne 68
Moshtael, Ellie 161, 172, 173, 178
Moshtail, Ellie 5
Mosley, Lamont 44
Moss, Andrew 170
Moss, Stephanie 1, 68
Moss, Thornton 42
Mullin, Lisa 44
Murphy, Raushannah 68
Murphy, Reco 166
Murphy, Stephen 45
Murray, Carl 173
Murray, Lakeio 68
Myers, Leo 14
Nance, Candace 161
Nance, Candice 60, 68, 173
Nartin, Allison 66
Nash, Melissa 68, 161, 181
Neal, Nakhea 173
Nelson, Alveno 12, 28, 54, 60, 113, 142, 170
Neprud, Scottie 45, 75, 154
NeSmith, Michael 68
Nettingham, Karien 68,72
Nettingham, Shaurman 42, 68
Nipper, Ms. 204
Nobles, Jason 45
Norsworthy, Scott 68
Nottingham, Marc 45
Oden, Melissa 45
Odom, Anna Gail 45, 154, 161, 164, 165, 174, 175
Orr, Erika 173
Ouzts, Brandy 68, 161
Owens, Jerry 68
Owens, Pharoah 69
Padgett, Chrystal 69
Padgett, Crystal 162
Painter, Pat 130
Palmer, Chris 69
Parker, Shalandra 1, 152, 161
Pate, Mic 45
Patrick, Jason 45, 165
Patterson II], Frank 17
Patterson, Patrick 17, 161, 162
Patton, Adrian 45
Paul, Develyn 17, 173
Peek, Cornelius 69
Peek, Nykicia 69
Pelt, David 69
Penn, Maxwell 161, 165
Perkins, Bennie 69
Perkins, Tina 174
Perry, Camille 69
Perry, Ebony 45
Persons, Terinco 69
Pertillo, Antonio 69
Peters, Clayton 45
Petteway, Alicia 69
Pettigrew, Jay 162
Petty, Lori 165
Petty, Lorie 45
Phelps, Charlestine 17, 170
Phelps, Shamese 31, 49, 127, 155
Phelps, Shawnatte 46
Phillips, Mary 46
Pinholster, Scott 46
Pinkins, Jackie 69
Pippin, Joseph 17
Pippin, Matt 137, 146
Pirkle, David 69
Pitts, Ebony 69
Pitts, Kajuana 16D, 17, 28, 161, 170
Plagge, Kim 46
Player, Candace 169
Player, Candice 46
Pless, Tomeka 46
Poarch, Brandon 161, 165, 181
Polkowske, Jessica 69
Pollard, Donna 1, 69
Poole, Jessica 69
Poole, Shanesa 189
Poole, Shanessa 18
Poole, Shaunda 69
Pope, Angel 18
Pope, Jerome 69, 146, 157
Posnak, Rachael 46, 122, 123, 162
Posnak, Rachel 67, 161
Powell, Brian 69
Powell, Elizabeth 46, 169
Powell, Josh 54
Preston, Tiffany 46
Price, Nikesha 46
Priester, Jumall 46
Prince, Karen 18, 170
Pugh, Antonio 46, 63, 162
Pullam, Cheyenne 27
Pullum, Cheyanne 60
Purser, Eric 69, 174
Purvis, Christy 27, 31, 69
Quan, Lan 47
Quan, Lan Tu 69
Quarterman, Arthur 170, 173
Quesenberry, Jessica 168
Quick, Quintina 18, 115, 202, 203
Quick, Quintinia 170
Rader, Josh 47
Raines, Bryant 47, 56, 170
Raines, Lisa 47, 170
Raines, Melvin 37, 47, 56, 170, 174
Rankin, George 46, 47, 162
Rankin, Rebecca 18
Rauls, Wesley 18
Rawls, Chris 47
Rawls, DeCarlos 69
Rawls, Iris 47, 161, 165
Ray, Bonita 47
Ray, Marquez 69
Ray, Martica 166
Redding, Joseph 16, 18, 28, 54, 113, 115, 161, 162
163, 173, 177, 178, 202, 203
Reece, Amy 18, 127
Reese, Angela 47
Reese, Nakia 18
Reeves, Chinissa 161
Reeves, Jake 174
Reeves, Jason 18
Reliford, Takeeya 69
Reliford, Tasheila 19, 60
Respess, Brenda 69
Respress, Brenda 170
Reynolds, Keshia 166
Rhodenhiser, Joseph 19
Rhodes, Benita 19, 170
Rhodes, Denise 47, 169
Rhodes, Shenita 19, 170
Rice, Tyrone 63
Richard, Anthony 19
Richards, Jaquetta 69
Richardson, Anne 47
Rickman, J.D. 69
Ridgeway, Abram 69
Ridley, Anna Cate 161, 165
Ridley, Caroline 19, 144, 161, 164, 165, 176, 177
202
Rigsby, Jason 70
Rikard, Chris 70
Roberts, Barry 70
Roberts, Teia 47
Robinson, Antwuan 47
Robinson, Carlos 47
Robinson, Demetrious 70
Robinson, Dorian 47
Robinson, James 19
Robinson, Lertise 47
Robinson, Lorenzo 70
Robinson, Matt 47
Robinson, Melinda 47
Robinson, Monique 1, 70, 75, 174
Robinson, Shakina 70
Robinson, Tomah 70
Rodgers, Damian 19
Rodgers, Michael 19, 169
Rodriguez, Luis 70
Rogers, Pam 70
Romero, Thelma 70
Ross, Allen 19
Ross, Areecus 54, 113, 115, 147, 148
Rossano, Lindsay 161
Rouse, Corey 70
Rousey, Teresa 70, 168
Rozier, Charles 145
Rozier, Kelvin 161, 170, 173
Rozier, Richard 70
Rude, Carter 144
Rumford, Chad 16E
Rumford, Chadwick 20
Rumford, Seth 47, 162
Russell, Shawn 174
Ryans, Jarvis 47
Sable, Jessica 47
Sadler, Katie 70, 161
Saleem, Ishmael 70
Saleem, Rasool 47
Sampson, Kristie 47
Sampson, Lametriss 20
Sandefur, Sloan 20, 165
Sanders, Jon 20, 168
Sanders, Reshelia 47
Sanderson, Melanie 20
Sasse, Anita 70, 162
DEGASUS PRESENTS...
(at left)Advisor, Kitty Knight shows off her
Christmas present at the yearbook party
(at right)Who is that masked Barney? Just ask
Amy Chase
(at left)The yearbook staff enjoys a spooky Hal-
loween party
(below)Christi Cribb and Dana Call rejoice in the
holiday spirit
(at right)Robin
Cummings
snarls at the
camera as Traci
Emig enjoys the
snacks.
Ryan Hightower tries his best to pin the pumpkin on the witchs mouth Trelle Kite is very proud of her sweatshirt from
her secret Santa, Amy Bloodworth
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EDITORS: Traci Emig (computer), David Courson _ Chase (Faculty), Joey Eells (Sports), David Courson
(business), Katie Smith (advertising), April Copel- (Senior), Cortney Kuehn (Organizations), Katie
and (photography), Robin Cummings,not shown, Smith (Academics), Tamara Brooks (Underclass-
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Front row Traci Emig, Tamara Brooks, Cortney Kuehn, Amy Chase, Tanisha Johnson, Kitty Knight (adviser)
Not shown Shanessa Poole, Christi Cribb, Robin Cummings
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Baby Pictures 189
Ihe BAND Plays on . ..
During an after school rehearsal, Kimmy Sitten Smiling proudly after a job well done, Justi
Cristina Francis struts her stuff during halftime calls her crew together Hamrick relaxes with friends (above)
Central's drumline learns to beat their drums to
a new tune. (at right)
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Wendy Joyners tuba is never far from her side The horn section snaps to attention at halftime
An overview of Centrals stars from the band- The Sugarbear Band bids a fond farewell to Bob
room. (at middle) Barnette and his 30 year career.
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5 Hannah Gandy, Jennifer Lilley, Denise nette nett, Central's prized band director for 28 years
4 played as the first trumpet in the Macon Bibb
County Elementary Band. Throughout high
school he played the trumpet in the band and in
the orchestra at Lanier. In his senior year, Bob was
the solo trumpet in the Georgia Allstate Band in
Atlanta. He received a full scholarship to the Uni-
versity of Georgia where he played in the Red
Coat Band. Bob worked through college by play-
ing with professional bands. When he was 19 he
was hired to play with the Glenn Miller Orches-
tra
Bob began teaching in Sparta, GA. He left after
one year and was hired at Lanier where he stayed
for three years. He then moved to Daytona, Flor-
ida where he led the Seabreeze High School Band
Bob returned to Lanier in 1970 and has been di-
recting the Sugarbear Band since. He served as the
district instrumental chairman for the 11th dis-
trict of the Georgia Music Education Association
He was the state president of the Georgia Associa-
tion of Jazz Educators and started the Allstate Jazz
Band program in Georgia
Bob finds it hard to come up with a best mem-
ory, but one that sticks out in his mind is when
Bill Clinton played with the Sugarbear Band while
speaking in Macon. His saddest memory is losing
band members to accidents resulting in death
Even though this is Bobs last year at Central
hes still going to remain busy with other activi
ties. You will be able to find him at the Macon
Symphony Youth Orchestra where he will be di-
recting. He will also be playing with the Macon
Symphony and directing a jazz program at Macon
. . College. He will also be enjoying playing golf,
SS hunting, and fishing which are some of his favor-
| even 4 ite hobbies
After Bob leaves Central he hopes that the Sug-
arbear Band will continue their Superior perfor-
mance levels that they have maintained for 30
years. He also wants them to continue to serve the
school system and the community. He says for the
band to remember that, Healthy competition
breeds excellence and, They must never accept
anything from themselves other than their best
effort in everything they do. The most fullfilling
experience that one can have is helping others.
Central High School thanks Bob for all of his
time, dedication, and work and wishes him the
best of luck in the future. Thanks Mr. B.!! We'll
miss you!
Places, Everyone !
Band runners
Katie Johnson, Alicia Howard, Nicole
Smith, Erin Ellington, Justin Krysalka
and La Shonda Womble
We Lead In
The Central High School JROTC is one of the oldest
JROTC units in America. It was started in 1917 when
Central was a school for boys and for fifty years JROTC
was a required class. Through the years JROTC classes at
Central have become a tradition
In order to be a part of JROTC you have to be healthy
proud of your citizenship in the United States, and at least
thirteen years of age
In JROTC you learn about many things such as First
Aid, drug abuse, techniques of communcation with oth
ers, leadership, map reading, America citizenship, and
American History. It unlocks potential career opportuni-
ties and provides a number of extra curricular activities
It's as easy or as hard as you want to make it, states
Col. Schroder
MSG Joseph Bullard
HONOR UNIT WITH DISTINCTION
MACON, GRGIA.
Marion Jackson
Excellence
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1SG Douglas W. Branham
Golden Boots Drill Team
Varsity Rifle Team
Battalion Commander Cadet Colonel Carlisia Battalion Executive Officer Cadet Lt. Colonel Cadet Command Sergeant Major Shakendra King
Johnson Randy Hartzog
Cadet Captain S-4 Barney Rogers Cadet Captain S-5 Travis Hartley Battalion Colorguard Amber Toland, Jason No-
bles, Andrew Donn
COMPANY A
Company Colorguard
First Platoon Second Platoon Third Platoon
COMPANY B
Cadet Captain Company B Vanisha Gaines Company Colorguard
First Platoon Second Platoon Third Platoon
COMPANY C
Cadet Captain Company C Renee Davis First Sergeant Damon Sinclair Company Colorguard
First Platoon Second Platoon Third Platoon
COMPANY D
Cadet Captain Company D First Sergeant Glen Wilkes Company Colorguard
First Platoon Second Platoon Third Platoon
After all the lights are taken down and the
make up removed, there is still the unwavering
spirit of the C harger as the curtain closes on yet
another year at Central
Allison Bayles and Lana Cohen wave
goodbye to their final year at Central,
summing up their senior year saying,
Whoop! There it went!
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Jennifer Long and Cedric Tolliver
Soloman Juang and Allison Smith
Sr. Superlatives
Nathan Burns and Amy Tryggestad
Wilson Southerland and Caroline Ridley
The Spotlight 's
OENIOR
Front Row: Allison Smith, Caroline Ridley, Quin-
tina Quick 2nd Row: Cortney Kuehn, Amy Tryg-
gestad, Jennifer Long 3rd Row: Sally-Anne Wil-
cox, Trelle Kite, Miriam Dennis 4th Row: Robert
On The
SUPERLATIVES
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Burns, Wilson Southerland Top Row: Joseph Red-
ding, Filmore Thomas, Cedric Tolliver
Sr. Superlatives 203
Centrals STAR student!
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When Dr. Hinesley first told me that I
had been chosen Star Student, I was very
excited. The senior class is full of talent "a
this year, so I regarded it as a great honor. = eS
The first criterion considered in choosing ~~ 7
the Star Student for a school is SAT scores, .
but Dr. Hinesley explained to me that there ;
is more to it than that. They also look at
grades and school activities things that
show personal initiative. Ive been told
since I was five that if I did not work hard
for scholarships, 1 would not be able to go
to the college that I wanted. They didnt
have to tell me twice! That has been my
goal all through school, and I want to
thank all of the members of the faculty
who had a hand in choosing me and for
helping me to get one step closer to that
goal.
Making a choice for Star Teacher was
difficult because I have had so many teach-
ers that I feel made a contribution to my
success as a student. I chose Ms. Peggy
Nipper, my REACH teacher from Spring-
dale Elementary, because I felt that she
made the greatest contribution of all she
got me started! Besides being my friend,
she fed my curiosity of new things. In
teaching us about things we were inter-
ested in, she taught us how to learn and
think. I would like to thank Ms. Nipper for
her boost of self-confidence. Nobody can
get anywhere without a little self-esteem.
We have to believe in ourselves, but its
nice when others believe in us, too.
Thanks, Ms. Nipper.
Kelli Gibbs
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Love & Congratulations
Mama & Dad Mom, Dad, & Stephanie
Judy & Andy
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Each friend represents a world in us, a world possibly not born until they arrive, and it is only by this meeting that a
new world is born. A. Nin
A girl should not expect special privileges because of her sex, but neither should she adjust to prejudice and dis-
crimination. She must learn to compete ... not as a woman, but as a human being. B.N.F.
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BALFOUR
P.O. Box 927
Terrell (Rell), Milledgeville, GA
Everyday is a new horizon; bringing 31210
Renewed hope for brighter tomorrows.
Rell, take a minute and count your blessing because
Every step of the way you learned your lessons. Congratuluations
Live, laugh, love, and be happy and always .
Look to the future and try to forget your sorrows. Seniors!
Love, Mama, Daddy,
Michelle
To Andy,
From Sesame Street, Hop on Pop, and the
Price is Right, to a terrific son and a friend.
God has blessed us! Were proud of
you!!
Love,
Mom, Dad, Justin & Steven
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GEORGIA
AMBULANCE
741-4141
Michael Rodgers
Good Luck Glad
You Made It.
Love,
Mom & Dad
We are very proud of you and know
that whatever you do, you will be a
success. We love you very much.
Mom, Dad
& Lance
Best Wishes To The
Class Of 1994
Menioriam
In Loving Memory of Officer Lavonia
Shropshire
May 9, 1946 December 5, 1993
Psalm 51:7-11
Purge me with hyssop, and |
shall be clean: Wash me, and I
shall be whiter than snow.
Make me to hear joy and glad-
ness; that the bones which thou
hast broken may rejoice.
Hide thy face from my sins and
blot out all mine iniquities.
Create in me a clean heart, O
God; and renew a right spirit in
me.
Cast me not away from thy pres-
ence, and take not thy Holy Spirit
from me.
Love,
Renee
Hubert Lee Price joyful, friendly,
courageous
August 27, 1974 February 5, 1993
I was concerned when I heard |
was getting a new student with the
physical problems that Lee had.
However, Lee quickly dispelled
these concerns, for he was the kind
of student that every teacher
dreams of having eager to learn,
enthusiastic about every new task,
always pleasant, and friendly to ev-
eryone. As time passed and hopes
faded, Lees greatest pleasure was
coming to school and he became a
real inspiration, an example of
courage. His presence made his
teachers and classmates better in
every way. Velma Gene Clarke
Beautifully he lived, We who
well-loved him know.
E.S. Fahringer
Carlos Young
August 11, 1976 June 9, 1993
LIKE A DREAM
You have been, and will always be,
a friend;
In everything that you would do,
you'd win
Just letting everyone know, the
way you cared,
By a hug, a smile, a joke, or a song
you shared.
Like the flutter of a beautiful,
colored butterfly,
Your memory lingers, with
moments passing by.
As the sound of a trumpet note
sounding so bright,
The thoughts hang, as clear as a
chandelier lights
Though the question may linger,
as to the reason, why?
You may have left, but no, this
isnt good-bye.
The friends you made, both old
and young
Will honor your name in songs to
be sung.
Like a dream, your short life did
surely expand.
You were like a child, but you were
aman.
The affection you showed helped
us
To get through, so Carlos,
look down on us for we truly love
you.
Buddy Simms
Timothy Dewayne Sledge
August 11, 1973 December 15, 1993
IM FREE
Dont grieve for me, for now Im
free
Im following the path God has
laid you see.
I took His hand when I heard his
call.
I turned my back and left it all
I could not stay another day
To laugh, to love, to work or play,
Tasks left undone must stay that
way
I found the peace at the close of
day.
If my parting has left a void
Then fill it with remembered joys.
A friendship shared, a laugh, a kiss
Oh yes, these things I too will
miss.
Be not burdened with times of
sorrow
I wish you the sunshine of
tomorrow.
My lifes been full, good times, a
loved ones touch.
Perhaps my time seemed all too
brief.
Dont lengthen it now with undue
grief
Lift up your hearts, and peace to
thee.
God wanted me now, He set me
free.
Author Unknown
Gordon Kenneth Wallis III Gordy
Sepember 6, 1978 February 4, 1993
You touched us all
You loved us all
Forever giving
Forever caring
Forever forgiving
Never wanting in return.
Blessed are those who shared your
life
Rich are those who carry your
memories
Please rest now
Your chores we will finish.
Til we meet again
We love you and miss you,
Your family and friends.