The Pegasus 1996

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CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL

2155 Napier Avenue

Macon, Georgia 31204

(912) 751-6770
Enrollment 2169

1995-1996
VOLUME 26

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Stephan Richardson and Monique Smith are

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@For the first two weeks, students
at Central High School were on
an alternate schedule due to the
heat wave. Here Marcus Lee sits
at his desk eating a delicious
school roast beef sandwich

Jonathan Lynn, Matt Botwin,
Theresa Nottingham, and
Cheryl Johnson sit in Vr. Aaron's
chemistry class sharing a bag of
blue suckers

opening KS, 5

Kelly Reynolds, Ashley Finch, and Todd Davis
are discussing a serious topic

Carolyn Jenkins and Heather McCroba cre
tne best of buddies

Even when its hot, Blake Leslie knows how to
stay Cool!

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between classes for a quick snapshot

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Andre Wisbush hard at work in
Mr. Billingsleas Algebra class

Pierson Hodges, Steve
Boaman, Miles Mindleson, and
Elizabeth McCord are truckin it
on over to their next class

Adams, Ami

Austin, Anjannette

Brinkley Ill, Mitchell

Allen, Mark

Barnes, Rick

Brown, Daniel

Altman, Rachel

Baucon, Christopher

Brown, Wytina

Ashley, Deesha

Bryan, Chris

Ashley, Jamila

Blanks, Adam

Brewer, Philip

Bryant, Doretha

MOST DEPENDABLE

Bryant, Wynde

Burnette, Crystal

Burns, Fredrica Butt, Rachel Campbell, Samantha Carrion, Christie Carter, Erica

Chambliss, LaTiffany Chiu, Shengkai Choate, Diane Clark, Erin Clark, Gaberiel

. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED

Clowers, Natasha

Elizabeth Head and Bronson Lee

Coker, Brian Coleman, Antonio Colson, Jacinta Colson, Robbie Cook, Wesley

Cooper, Tara Copeland, Lenore Corker, Rashida Cozart, Jacob Cozart, John

Creamer, Michael

Davis, Takeila

Dukes, Tammy

Donald, Jonathan

Durden, Kenneth

Davis, Kameika

Denmark, Jarvis

Dorn, Andrea

Eider, Derrion

Francis, Shikenna

Gillmore, Tamika

Ellington, Erin

Frazier, Crystal

Goolsby, Jamie

Ewing, Katherine

Grady, Brian

Ferrell, Chelsey

Folsom, Jeffrey

Granville, Quinton

Ferrell, Erin

Fouse, Jonathan

Gibson, Shawnta

Grey, Lakeitha

MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT

Grisham, Angela Hall, Tia Hall, Aleazar Hammock, Brian Hanna, Nikki

Hanson, Walker Harmon, Paula Harris, Tario Hartman, Jason

Seni

Horne, Christopher

Howington, Chris Hubbard, Corey

Jackson, Shaneka Jackson, Willie James, Taria

Jefcoats, Elizabeth Jonnicans, Tamika

Jolly, Trent Jones, Anna Jones, Stacy

Kasse, Melissa Kendrick, Lashonda Kimbrough, Van Klingethoffer, Roderick Knight, Elarn

Lawrence Jr., Terry Lee, Bronson Lefiler, Amanda Lemons, Willmenta

Little, Tiesha Long, Janice Long, Jennifer Love, Jennifer Mallard, Chiquita

BEST SMILE

Marshall, Keith

Martin, Allison

McClinton, Tineka McCoy, Jonathan McMillan, Wendi Meadows, Matt

Merritt, Erin Millan, Jose Miller, Angela Miller, Demorris Miller, Karen

MOST ATHLETIC

Mills, Bran

Mitchell, Bridget

Moore, Erika

Murray, Lakeio Nance, Candice Nettingham, Karien

UNA A a]

BEST DRESSED

Spell, Gerard Stafford, Starletta Stanley, Brandi Stark, Jennifer Steed, Cassandra

Story, William Strickland, Bridgett Sullivan, Cajah Tate, Gerald

MOST ATTRACTIVE

Tennyson, Takeisha Thiel, Tee

Tucker, Jay Tuff, Antonio Turner, Nadia Tyner, Christopher Urquhart, Adam

Walker, John

Watson, Jennifer Weeks, Jason Weerasuriya, Ruvan Weires Jr., Richard

Whitlock, Erika Williams, Laura Lee Williams, Marisa Williams, Tiffany

Williamson, Hanna Wilis, Felicia Willis, Kelvin Womble, Lawanda Woodard, Kim

Yetter, Leah

Zayac, Tracy
Roderick Klingelhofer and Allison Martin just hang out

Jerome Pope and Efren Palmer enjoy schoo! lunch

22 at Seniors

Chad Blake, Missy Kasse, Denise Bowman, and Matt Kasse s
their pearly whites

Peter Horne feels another football player's pain

Tim Shaw and Michael Creamer ciscuss the physics inv

Pharoah Owens and Daniel Henley strut their
on the stage

Seniors CJ 23

CAN YOU GUESS WHO I AM?

Deesha Ashley Chris Blackwelder

Jennifer Chastain

Michelle Jackson
Dee Johnson

Denise Bowman and her brother

24 Rg Babies

Tamika Gilmore Nick Patel

Rashida Corker Nicole Smith

Raushannah Murphy
Robbie Colson

Keith Hill

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Antonio Williams |s 00 Coo! for schoo!
Dwayne Dorsey says, "| didnt innale

eBlake Walkemeyer shows her schoo! spirit with a big
smile

Alicia Howard just says, Hey | am cool like that

28 at ee Spirit Week

THE SPIRIT IS BURNING!

heerleaders and B-team cheerleaders pause from cheering to take a picture

Daniel Henley, Nicole Moore, Antonio Tuff,
Candice Nance, Buddy Perkins, and Janice
Long wait for final results of the Homecoming

Court

#Brian Adams, Pierson Hodges, Maxwell Penn, Bob Cummings, Hartwell Carson, and Adam
Kobek pause and show their half- nakedness

Leslie Harden, Erin Alford, and Starletta
Stafford show their Central spirit

Spirit Week 4! ae

The 1995 Homecoming Court: Chris Horne, Bronson Lee, Daniel Henley, Tony Tuff, Pharoah Owens,
Nikki Hanna, Janice es, Nicole Smith, Candice Nance, Monique Morris

Miss Central 1st runner up
Candice Nance

And the winner is ... Nicole Smith: Miss Central 1995

50 ed Homecoming

FACING THE HEAT

Mr. and Miss Central Mr. and Miss Junior

Miss Sophomore Mr. and Miss Freshman

Homecoming (4 31

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BURNING WITH ENVY

Johnny Jones, Jerry Chen, Kwadjo Agyei-Aye, and Christian Trotter al! have mil-
eake @e/maa =.)

Sean Baldwin gets serious for the band

Adams, Brian Adams, Wes

Altman, Benjamin Arnold, Tony Atwater, Christopher Baker, Lisa

34 C~ J Juniors

Bayles, Stephanie Berryhill, Daniel

Bolting, Dick

Bryan, Erin Bryant, Passion Bryant, Sharee Bunce, Mitchell

Burnette, Lawanda Burt, Rebekah Burton, Jimmy

Juniors Fe 355

Butts, Temika Caldwell, Michelle Campbell, Brad beteliiee | Muli Campbell, Nikita Carney, Chris

Carson, Hartwell Center, Mirian Chambliss, Meco

Chambliss, Reggie Chastain, Melanie Clark, Shanita

Cleaveland, Becky Couinsworth, Katie Cotton, Shalandra

Courson, Lance

Culler, Shawana Culverhouse, Jennifer Cummings, Bob

36 Arey Juniors

BURNING WITH ENVY

Marcus White says, What?

Chris Carney, touch dem toes.

Daniell, Kurt Davis, Summer

Denmark, Fredricas Dennison, Derek

Dorsey, Shirderia Doss, Philip

Juniors (4 bf

BURNING WITH ENVY

Carolyn Jenkins, AnnaCate Ridley, and Erin Alford are just good friends.

Tenille Everett studies hard for Mrs. Whitfield

Dunham, April Eason, Gerren Edwards, Emilie Elliott, Kyle Emig, Sara

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English, Shamekia Everett, Tennilia Ezekwueche, Nneka

358 Gf Juniors

Ferguson, Tiffany Florence, Latishsa

Folson, Jamie Forte, Sharika Foster, Shelby Fry, Janice Fuller, Wes Fyke, John

Gamble, Done Sha Gant, Doug Gargan, Stephanie Garvin, Sabastian Gates, Carrie Gibson, Kevin

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Gilbert, Lester Glover, Najwa Gobee, Stacey

Graham, Amanda

Juniors J 39

Gunn, Latasha Hall, Denon Hall, Kim Hall, Will

Handley, Shana Harden, Lance

Hardrick, Shawn Harpin, Matthew

NO PHOTO
AVAILABLE

Heiman, Michael Hightower, Monica Hill, Miki Hinshaw, Jess Ho, Billy

Hollaway, Amanda Holmes, Bico Holt, Farrel Hoskins, Bambi

40 GF Juniors

BURNING WITH ENVY

4 Lisa Baker is caught in the act

Stephanie Bayles keeps up with a good beat 6

Hoskins, Lakeisha Houston, Regina Howard, Alicia Howard, La Kandrea

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Huskey, Ross

Jackson, Kenesha Jackson, Kentae Jacobs, Angelia Janney, Brendon Jenkins, Carolyn Johnson, Delshika

Juniors J 4]

_ BURNING WITH ENVY

Anne Shuckers scribbles away with determination.

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Johnson, Katie

Johnson, Nikki

Jones, Melinda Jordon, Israel

42 FF seston

Lamar, Joyce Langley, Reid

Lee, Marcus Lehman, Jill Lester, Derek Lodge, Sash Logan, Caryn

Mai, Tam Mallary, Virginia Mann, Courtney Mann, Mi Manning, Andrea

Manning, Matthew Marion, Ronnie Martin, Craig Martinez, John

Juniors CJ 4S

Matthews, Shandritis ; Maynard, Kristen leh irelce MB Loli live le] Macarey, Amy

McCord, Elizabeth

McCroba, Heather McDuffie, Forrest McGee, Michael McGourick, Bill

McSwain, Suzanne Meadows, Cullyn Meister, Jesse Mendelson, Miles Mickle, Jerry

Millard, Danny Miller, Charity Mills, Barney Mills, Bernard Mills, Russ Minshew, Amy

Minter, Joey Moore, Jennifer Morant, Andros Morris, Eric Moss, Kenyata

44h TF tens

BURNING WITH ENVY

Shelby Foster is caught by surprise.

Dallas Spires laughs thoughtfully.

Mulvihill, Brad Neal, Monti Nichols, Shannon Nixon, Alisha O'Neal, Rige Patterson, Yoshonda

Pearson, Achala Pendergrass, Tamika Penn, Maxwell Pettegrew, Tameka Pipkins, Telisa Porch, Brandon

Juniors 4 45

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Chastity Slocumb is introduced for homecoming court.

Fred Denmark is checking the expiration date on his milk

Pouinott, Kelli Prince, Eric Rainey, Danielle Rainey, Prentice

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Reeves, Chinissa Reid, Teca Reynolds, Kelly Richardson, Sharone Ridley, Anna Cate Rivers, Carmita

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Robinson, Joycelyn

Rossano, Lindsay

Slaughter, Freddie

Smith, Chris

Rozier, Karen

Short, Billy

Slocumb, Chasity

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Smith, Jaymi

Sallette, Jeff

Short, Robert

Smallwood, Natisha

Smith, Karson

Shukers, Penny

Smith, Alvy

Smith, Kim

Sanders, Bernard

Roquemore, Desamond Roquemore, Shawn

Smith, Amy

Smith, Larry

Smith, Leah

Juniors 7

Smith, Mike

Spikes, Felisia Spires, Dalias Stanley, Brandi Stembridge, Sherrekkc

Stephens, Pacina Stephenson, Toyier
Strong, Rickey Stubbs, Shanteez Swint, John Swisher, Justin Tanner, Raymond

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Tate, David Taylor, Josh Thiel, Tiffany Thiel, Tony Thigpen, Kellie Thomas, Daniel

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Thomas, Felicia Thomas, La Trice Thomas, La Quanda Toole, Christy

Tribble, David

48 | ef Juniors

BURNING WITH ENVY

Tiffany Toliver and Felisia Spikes are chilling out in front of their lockers.

Pile iii slits) +) el elt tenee eseceksscie||

Trotter, Christian Trupid, Holly Vance, Jim

Walker, Stuart Wall, Tara

Warren, Charlies

Juniors TF

, Whitener, Elizabeth Whitney, David Wilder, C.J. Williams, Edward Williams, Lorietta Williams, Richard

Williams, Shatka Williams, Tamera Williams, Tavares

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Wood, Sondra Woolverton, Wesley Wright, Cacey Wuolukka, Melissa Yaughn, Chris

50 aD css

BURNING WITH ENVY

Who's the man? April Streeter is the woman.

Tamika Pendergrass works with determination to complete her as

Ue isan) t * ie
Stacy Godbee , What are you doing on the Senior porch?

Juniors HRY 5

BURNING WITH ENVY

Tony Arnold takes the time to smile at the camera

Walinda Maynard has what it takes to be a successful junior

Stuart Walker says, Hi-ho, hi-ho its off to work we go!

52 GD aun

Alicia Howard is prepared to learn.

Chayla Green wouid like to share her peace with everyone

Shannon Granville ponders, How am | going to get this re-
search paper done by fifth period?

Jess Hinshaw and MiAnne Mann share a friendly smile

Juniors fe roe)

Allen, Chris Amest, Jay

Matt Botwin fiexes his stuff

Bailey, LaKeefe Ballard, Courtney Barbour, Tonya

Arnold, Wesley

Barnes, LaShunda Barnhart, Joel Barron, Shawn Battie, Brooke Bishop, Travis

i & y

Blascovich, Sarah Blasingangle, Shandral Bledso, Dewayne Bohannon, Crystal Bond, Lawrence Booker, Deroderic!

54 (a Sophomores

Boykin, Eddie Brooks, Derrick

Broome, Anna Brown, Adrienne Brown, Brandy Brown, Donnie Brown, Erica

Brown, Joseph Brown, Meisha

Brown, Shurod Brown, Tina Bumgarner, Angela Burke, Sabrina Burney, Melinda
ih
Bush, Eric Bussey, Shemika Butler, Dion Byerley, Beth Byrd, Adam

Sophomores ae 55

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Carr, Melissa Carter, Billy

Chambliss, Jason Chambliss, Tabitha

Chapman, Jason Chiu, Timken

Clark, Meagin Cofer, Tia

Couture, Alex Coxton, Dexter

Collins, Elonza

56 J Sophomores

Creamer, David Crumpton, Robert Daniels, Larry

Daniely, Landrell Davis, Anthony Davis, Charles bere) skew el) BeleeliceeSscmive geet esascall

Davis, Christian Davis, Howard Davis, Sakeshia Davis, Shalandrea

Davis, Theron Davis, Todd Dawson, Layla DeLong, Christina Dean, Jennifer Deese, Niki

DeGuzman, Mary Dennis, Jonas Deshazer, Lonnie Dobson, John Douglas, Juverlin Dowling, Bruce

e Sophomores KS 57

Duckworth, Aubrey Dugger, Teresa Duhon, Rebecca

Duke, Bethany Dukes, Laura Dukes, Tokaye

Dumas, Anitra Dumas, Vernetta

Durham, Candace Eck, Shannon

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Evans, Kelly Evans, Kristie Fambro, Janecia Farmer, Kaneka Fed, Eric Felton, Antron

Dunn, Robert Durden, Eric Durden, Jonathan

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Edwards, Kimberly Edwards, Perry Evans, Jernard

58 st Sophomores

Fox, Katie Franklin, Denisia Freeman, Crystal Fryver, Julian Fuller, TraiMaine

Gainey, Nakeza Garber, Julie Gardener, Brandy Garrett, Denise George, Takele Gibbs, Archie

Gibbs, Davy Gibson, Roderick Gibson, Stephanie

Glennon, Siobhan Glover, Erica Goff, Danah Golson, Keenan Granville, Shannon Gray, Aqueeiah

Sophomores CJ 59

Hales, Leigh-Anne

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Hall, Alisha Hall, Samuel Hall, Tauheedah Hamiton, Courtney Hammett, Caron Hand, Netta

Haralson, Jennifer Harden, Leslie Harris, Jamey Harris, Meshia

Hayes, Adrienne

Henton, Abra Hicks, Nikia Hill, Calisha

60 st See Sophomores

Hill, Chris Hill, Damon Hill, Patrick .

Hillman, Leonardzo Hobbs, Holly
Megan Temple laughs at her teacher's joke

Holt, Joe Jr. Hornsby, Jesse Howard, Cortney Howard, Deametria

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Howard, Nashanua Huff, Michael Jr. Hughes, Eric Hughes, Rhonda Huling, Sean Hunter, Lakeisha
mad
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Isreal, David Isreal, Lucy Jackson, Jessica Jackson, Keola Jackson, Lashondra James, Breanna

Sophomores (Re 61

Jiles, Carmen

Jenkins, Corey
Deedra Jordan, Summer Stafford, and Angelita Philips in a group hug a
Henderson Stadium.

Jocoy, Emily Johnson, Bernardra Johnson, Channing

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Johnson, Shante Jones, Cathy Jones, Channing

Kaase, Matthew Kaigler, Adrienne Kapadia, Hetal Keene, Charles Keene, Tracy Kellam, Tamekia

62 KS le) 8) are tale) fa

King, Chris

Klutz, Michael

Leslie, Blake

Luster, Crystal

Sophomores Ry Lo%e)

Mays, Janell

McLaughlin, Kristen McLendon, Caria

Millard, Jeanine

Mitchell, Ronena Mobini, Bobby

Mosley, Ambreia Mosley, Tijuan

64 aRYyg Sophomores

McWhorter, Daniel

Mobley, Willis Jr.

Moss, Malissa

Montague, Micah

Mullis, Mateus

Meeks, Donnie

Mitchell, Chris

Middleton, Vernon J

Mitchell, Ken

Moore, Aldosha

Murphy, Sarah

Nelson, Felicia Nixon, Derrick

Norman, Clarence Nottingham, Theresa Obenauf, Anna
Thomas Wilcox does his best to stay warm at Central's football game.

OConnell, Cathleen OSteen, Brenda Pancoast, Jennifer Patrick, Demetrice Pepper, Drew Perry, Adriana

Phillips, Angelita Pitts, Orenthial Pointer, Wendell

Pye, Stephanie Quarterman, Tray McCormick, Keylin

Sophomores (a se

Powell, Brooke Prater, Edward

Ragsdale, lan Raines, Monta Raines, Marion

Randall, Aubrey

Becky Duhon and James Dunn take a break from their assignment to smile
at the camera.

Redding, Gary Redding, Sheniece Reese, Jaimel Reeves, Rodney Regaldo, Ana

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Reid, Marcas Reliford, Tangala Rhatican, Sara Richardson, Charloa Rish, Paul Robbins, Kelly

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Roberts, Candace Robinson, Natalie Robinson, Stephanie Rose, Melissa Ross, April Rowland, Nathan

66 st aia Sophomores

Saleene, Wafiyyah Sample, Joaquin Samples, Clarence

Schueler, Dwight Schweizer, Suzanne Sellers, Matthew

Senseman, Elizabeth Sessions, Kristie Sewell, Luchrita

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Shelton, Amanda Simmons, Brandon Simmons, Matt Smith, Melissa * Smith, Michael

Smith, Rondel Smith, Ryan Smith, Wesley Snell, Jesse

Sophomores cS 67

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Soloman, LeAnne Spell, Ryan Stafford, Somer Starley, Brandon Stephens, Jeffery Stephens, Jimar

Styczynski, Michael Sulkers, Jessica

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Taylor, Tiffany Temple, Megan Thalonsengebanh, Kam Tharpe, Allison Thomas, Caraline Thomas, Jabari

Thomas, Keith Thomas, Terrika Thompson, Chantell Thompson, Chris Tinsley, Valerie Simmons, Christina

68 Ry Sophomores

Toliver, Chandra

Toliver, Victor Tomblin, Ortilla Torres, Miguel
Breanna James, Jessica Kenton, and Bethany Duke are heading for their
next class

Turner, James Tutt, Abram Virgil, Danielle Walker, Cedric

Walker, Octavios Walker, Paul Walker, Rod Walker, Shameka Washington, Melvin Weaver, Molly

AV. ot em

Webb, Jemel West, Alien

White, Christen White, Wendy Whitehead, Jeffery

Sophomores Cf 69

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Wilcox, Thomas Wilder, Tomekia Wilkinson, Eric

Williams, Andre Williams, Chenieve

Johnetta Farrar, Kelly Robbins, and Taraka Taylor are calculating the
amount of money they can spend for lunch.

Williams, Jarvas Williams, Nicki Williams, Shay Williams, Stephanie Willis, Demetrius

Wimbush, Andre Wimbush, Christina Womack, Michael

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Wyche, Antonio Yancey, Matt Yaughn, Chris

Womack, Samte

rie) CO Sophomores

Davy Gibb pauses to look at the camera.

Sara Radiccan shows her Charger pride with a smile Adrienne Brown laughs at a funny comment made by a classmate

Sophomores aRy 71

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JUST GETTING WAKMED UP

Aaron, Demetria Abdul, Dalia

Adams, Niesha Akin, La Alford, Emily

Sarah Windham and Drew Pepper pose during the game

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Ally, Saaliha Alvi, Shazia Anderson, Jamel Anderson, Toovarnia

Allen, Stacy

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Anderson, Takeyla Anderson, Ashiey Anthony, Laura Arline, Raynada Arnold, Andrew Austin, Reginald

Freshman Fine 72

Batts, Patricia Beck, Kimberly Benjamin, Jenny

Bennett, Keelie Berrian, Lawanna Bizzle, David Blanton, Sibyl

Booker, Phillip Boutwell, Kelly

Freshmen | a 75

Bridges, Chris

Brooks, Nicole Brown, Ardedrick Brown, Andreal Brown, Jessica

Brown, Joris Brown, Lashonda Brown, Mariana Brown, Melissa Brown, Niger

JJgum 199

74 aRyv Freshman

Jessica Gibson and Derek Bohannon ascend the stage for homecoming.

Bryant, Mykecia Bryant, Sparkel Buckley, Justin Bundrige, Trevor Burke, Demetrice Burkhalter, Sutton

Burney, Michelle Burns, Shelton

Freshman CO 7S

JUST GETTING WARMED UP

Butler, Jennifer Butts, Tavies Cakine, Catine

Calhoun, Keyarta Callaway, Autumn Camp, Kevin

Crystal Rowe, Mindy Hartness, and Autumn Callaway lounge during lunch

Carroll, KBrea Carruthers, Jason Carswell, Constance Carter, Michael Causey, Brynian Celender, Mike

Dox
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Celestine, Ikiya Chamblee, Carter Chambliss, Michael Chaney, Nathaniel Chavis, Beth Cheney, Monica

cocleleatelal J 76

Childs, Deshasta Chisholm, LaToya Clark, Joseph Clark, Kenneth Clark, Tara

Clowers, Terrance Clyde, Stephanie Coker, Gaven Coker, Julian

Colbert, Kinmore Coleman, Vontessa Coley, Tashonda Collins, Valerie Collins, Wayne

Conway, Daniel Copeland, Eliza Beth Copeland, Vanessa Cornelius, Marquiez Cortes, Alan

Craig, Jeremy Crawford, Justin Creamer, Jason Crocker, Larry Crocker, Ryan Cudney, Brian

Freshman aRy..

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Culler, Bobby Curry, Tonya Curtis, Algernon Curtis, Kwanza Cuyler, Andrew Daniels, Nicole

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Daniel, Eric Daughterty, Tonya Davis, Isaiah Davis, James Davis, Rebecca Davis, Roosevelt

Deshazier, Shatina Dinehart, Nathan Doss, Candace Douglas, Joey Downs, Ryan

Davis, Roshonda Dean, Tony Denier, Chris Dennis, Erica Denton, Kandria

Doyle, Patrick Dukes, John Dumbleton, Jessica Duncan, Coris Dunn, Shaquita Dyson, Jeffrey

ris) a( a Freshman

JUST GETTING WARMED UP

Ellis, Carla

English, Chris Evans, Aric

Cecilia Russell during spirit week

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Evans, Daniel Fambro, Michelle Farmer, Brad Faulk, Veronica Faulks, James

Ficklin, Barry Fielder, Nateka Fields, Chayla Fischer, Sarah Fisher, Johnnie Fitzpatrick, Sarah

Freshman J 79

JUST GETTING WARMED UP

Fitzpatrick, Zachary Flanagan, Christy Florence, Shauna

Ford, Tamekia

Jaime Horn smiles for the camera

Fordham, Latoshia Forester, Katie Franklin, Shawanda Fry, Jennifer Fulghum, Kasey

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Fuller, Valencia Gainey, Derek Gainey, Marcus Gales, Laura Garcia, Mara Gardner, Lewis

80 CTS Freshman

Gardner, Reggie Garvin, Shalanda Gibson, Jessica Gibson, Shajuway

Gibson, Tommy Gilbert, Jo Megan Gilbert, Julie Giles, Rebecca Gilmore, Kanta Giroux, Heather

Girtman, Tamika Glass, Brandon Gienn, Chris Glover, Crystal

Gore, Shawnterian Graham, Michael Gray, John Gray, Latroy Gray, Shanita

Green, Albruce Green, LaTonya Green, Willi Greenwald, Scott Greenwood, SuAnn Griffin, Eric

Freshman Ry 81

Griffin, Melissa Griffin, Wallace

Hall, Karen Hall, Lori

lelcel ume elidel tl-rd Hardy, Latosha

Harris, Tamekia Harrison, Roger

Haynie, Laura Haywood, Mario

82 | Freshman

Grigsby, Lydia

Hall, Paul

Hargrove, Renata

Hart, Lakeshia

Grossman, Geoffrey

Hamlin, Quantia

Harris, Christopher

Hartness, Mindy

Heilman, Charlie

Gunn, Tameka

Hammond, Andrell

Harris, Laura

Hassan, Shamsuel-Din

Helms, James

Gutierrez, Gabriela

Handley, Rebecca

Harris, Melvin

Haynes, Lance

Henley, Jesse

JUST GETTING WARMED UP

Hightower, Wyshik Hill, Catrina Hill, Kennia
Carlos Burnett says, Yeah, I'm looking good!", and Shatina Beshazier is
thinking, If he only knew ...

Holmes, Melissa Holmes, Quincy Holmes, Zaccino

Holt, Shannon Hopkins, Brian Hopkins, Josh Horne, Jamie Horton, Ginnie Howard, Alex

Freshman CS 85

Howard, Angela Howard, Conqualis Howard, Jermaine

Howard, Kenneth Howard, Micaiah Hullemaier, Walter

Chris English cracks a smile.

Hurst, Daniel Hutchins, Tamika Istambouli, Sarah Jackson, Adrian Jackson, Annie

Jackson, Brandon Jackson, Bryan Jackson, Gerrell Jackson, Jesse Jackson, Kenya Jackson, Miko

84 Fie Freshman

Jefcoats, Amy Jefcoats, Michelle Jenkins, Willie Johnson, Alex Johnson, Andrea Johnson, Brooke

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Johnson, Jamacia Johnson, Lakeisha Johnson, LaTreasia

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Jones, Angie Jones, Christian Jones, Christina Jones, Dan

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Jordan, Aisha Josey, Shanta Juang, Joyce Keaton, Chauncey Keene, Alan

Freshman TF 85

Kennedy, Sean Kent, Levon Kilgore, Nick Kim, Lucy Krigbaum, Emily

Lacey, Andrea Land, Crystal

Lewis, Aubrey Little, Kristina Long, Christy Longaker, Chad

Lounnarath, Sacksith Lowe, Keith Lowe, Kristal

Lucas, Kendall Lucas, Sabrina

Mai. Kim Marshall, Alicia ele tareli Mm, [elel-Tigle] Martin, Latasha

86 a(S Freshman

JUST GETTING WAKMED UP

McClain, Robiniqueka

McClendon, Samantha McCormick, Siroda McCracken, Rachel

Shanna Florence, Miracle Walker, Zonisha Robinson, and Tynisha Clark
show their excitement for Spanish class.

McCrary, Jeremy McCroba, Ashley McDaniel, Mike McKnight, Brian McMillan, Kia

Meredith, Van Michaels, Joshua Michaels, Tiffany Middleton, Chastity Middleton, Jeralyn Millen, Jason

Freshman GJ 87

JUST GETTING WARMED UP

Miller, Erin Miller, Melissa Miller, Neressa

Milner, Lashanda Mize, Jason | Moncrief, Clay

Justin Buckley strives hard for excellence

Montgomery, Antonio Mosdy, Shermica Moore, Kris Moore, Orlando Moore, Travolta Morgan, James

Mosby, Demondray Moss, Jacinta Motley, Justin Motley, Jwana Mullen, Martin Mullis, David

iste] ee Freshman

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Mullis, Keith Mulvihill, Crystal Murray, John

Neville, Jamestb Nicholson, Josh Nixon, Marcus

Owens, Keicha Oyenuga, Lola Parker, Dennis Patel, Nishal

Paul, Quadralyn Paul, Robert Paul Teyounda Pazahanick, Ryan Pearson, Shantoe Pendleton, Corticia

Freshman ACO 20

Railey, Osburn Raines, Alton Randall, Jondrea Ray, Angela Ray, Lashonda

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JUST GETTING WARMED UP

Rector, Wendy

Reed, Victoria Reese, Crystal Reese, Patrice

Taylor Isreal pins his brother, Tal Isreal, during wrestling practice

Reynolds, Ricky Richards, Larry Richards, Shaquita Richardson, Antonio Richardson, Laurie

all

Ridgeway, Paul Ridley, Rodriquez Rigsby, Ryan Riles, Kyrsten Riley, Rolanda Robbins, Nick

Freshman | a oe

JUST GETTING WAKMED UP

Robinson, Kelly
Robinson, Marcus Robinson, Zonisha Rocker, Brian

As the lunch lines behind Shameka Smith, Erika Moore, and Dionne Wilson
Uae lia amma eee ge pek ec eake)ia- (fee asec lay

Rouse, Tim

Rowe, Crystal Rozier, Brittany Rozier, Calvin Rulapaugh, Amanda Rushing, Nathan

92 P| Freshman

Russell, Celina Ryans, Latoyia Samet, Jack Samples, Erike Sanders, Brinceson

8) 4

Sandifer, Johnny Sandifer, Latasha Satterwhit, Stephanie Saunders, LaToya

Schustek, Steve Scott, Antwan Scott, Eric
Sensemen, Crystal Seredick, Christina Shedrick, Denise Shelley, Jermaine
Simmons, Cheri Simpson, Chris Sinclair, Dawn Singletary, Brandin Singleton, Lakingya Singleton, Marecous

Freshman ye oe

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7. bi i

Singleton Jr., Paul Sitten, Tommy Skalko, Mary Alice Slappy, Terry Slocumb, Claire Slocumb, Kelly

Smith, Carlos Smith, Darquita Smith, Jennifer Smith, Jerry Smith, Kimberly Smith, Matt

Spivey, Mandriez

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Stallings, Tanyika Stallworth, Jackie Stanley, David Stephens, Larry Stiles, Jennifer

Tod i

Strange, Justin Streater, Herb Stroud, Samuel Stubbs, Timothy

94 yt Freshman

JUST GETTING WARMED UP

Sullivan, Zalika Summerday, Dana Sumner, Kindra

Where's Coach Lightfoot?

Taylor, Carlos Taylor, James

Taylor, Marquis Thiel, Trey Thomas, Charmeka Thomas, Darrell Thomas, Derrick Thomas, Melanie

Freshman At a

JUST GETTING WARMED UP

Tukes, TaJuan Tyndale, Queen Vanbuskirk, Heather Vance, Foster Vastakis, Aislinn Veal, LaShunya

96 Ry Freshman

Virgil, Michael Vogel, Natalie Walker, Avan

Walker, Cleveland Walker, Miracle Walker, Nelson Waller, Jamaal Walkemeyer, Blake

Walker, Miracle Walker, Travers Walker, Travis Warnock, Brandi Warren, Courtney Warren, Darrell

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| Washington, Joscelyne Waters, Chris Watson, Chris Weatherford, Kristen Weaver, Justin Webster, Cara

West, Tiffani West, William Wheeler, Melissa Whipple, Russell

Freshman qeyv 97

Wiico, Billy Wilder, Courtney Wilder, Jessica

Williams, Arizona Williams, Arietha Williams, Charles Williams, Dorsha Williams, Hyacimth

Williams, Matesa Williams, Michele Williams, Regina Williams, Richard Williams, Teiwan

Willis, Billy Willis, Brandy Willis, Michael

Wilson, Joshua Wilson, Roderick Wimberly, Deirdere Windom, Sarah Womack, LaNeicia

98 (a Freshman

Willard, Danielle

Williams, Kawanza

Williams, Tavis

Wilson, Jakeia

Wood, Wesley

JUST GETTING WARMED UP

Wright, Shanee

Wynn, Allison Yiu, Youfang Young, Katrius
Terry Taylor is stylin during lunch for spirit week.

Ryan Manley, Aubrey Duckworth, and Charles Pye are
mea ce geke vis? (-)11\'s' +) teRia ae) fee ania chee

Mr. Smith gets pied in the face.

Freshman | ne 99

Ron Aaron Science

Linda Abrams Foreign Language
Ann Adkisson PE/Health

Okeudo Agbara Science

Jamie Akin Science
Alfred Allen Vocational
Sandra Asbell Vocational
James Ashworth Science

Marie Bailey Math

Diane Banks Vocational
Willie Mae Barrett Science
Annie Battle Language Arts

Curtis Billingslea Math

Sgt. Douglas Branham JROTC
Daphne Brown Paraprofessional
James Brown ISS

Randy Brown PE/Health
Stan Brown Social Studies Sgt

Joseph Bullard JROTC James Caldwell
Foreign Language

100 rst lief Faculty

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Paraprofessior
Vocationa
PE/Healtt

PE/Health
t Math
Peter Christianser Math
Betty Clark Language Arts

Mary Lynn Clark Vocational
Velma Gene Clarke Vocational
Inez Collins Math

David Conner Foreign Language

Cynthia Cooper Language Arts
Kim Couch SEBD

Don Cray Vocational

sharon Creel Language Arts

Mattie Curry Language Arts
Dana Daniely Social Studies
Laura Davis Math

Jean Denerson Media Specialist

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BJ Dumas Science
Jeanetta Echols Principal
Algy Edwards Foreign Language

Charlotte Eisel Language Arts
sherri Evans Language Arts
Deborah Ezell secretary
Ishmell Felder Social Studies

Beverly Ficklin Math
Dianne Frank Math
Hester Fults Language Arts

Patricia Galloway Counselor

Richard Ganus Math

Lisa Gardner SEBD

George Goddard Social Studies
Jackie Goodwin Math

Peppy Goren Foreign Language
Cherry Green Vocational

Antilia Haley Science

Helen Hall Language Arts

102 Saeed Faculty

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Tisha Hall Secretary
Elberta Harris Vocational
Lillian Harris

Steve Herr Math

Fredrice Herring Language Arts
Chad Heeter Science
Deborah Heilman Music
Elizabeth Hinesiey Language Arts

Fred Hinesiey Counselor

James Hodges Assistant Pricipal
Wayne Holleman PE/Health

Cynthia Hollingshed Paraprofessional

Anne Holmes Vocational
Kathleen Horst Vocational
Alma Horton Science
Frozine Huff Counselor

Linda Hughes Math
JoAnn Ishmail Counselor
Modestine Ilvery Science
Calvin Jackson Art

Faculty (a4 103

Dot James Secretary
Joyce Johnson Secretary
Donna Jones Secretary
Eliiah Jones Social Studies

Lorie Jones Social Studies

Marie Jones Foreign Language
Nancy Jordan Math
Christopher Kirby Language Arts

Gwen Kitchens Media Specialist
Kitty Knight Language Arts

Isaac Lightfoot Vocational
Ronald Little P.E./Health

Keela Maione Assistant Principal
Mary Ann Manning Secretary
Stacy Matheos Math

Fran Mayhew Registrar

Sonja Maynard Secretary

Pat McCall Music

Beverly McCullough Vocational
Eugenia McMillan Foreign Language

104 GS Faculty

Paul Meichert Science
Susan Middleton Social Studies
Carol Miller Science

Meredith Murray Media Specialist

Arthur Nicolls Science

Patsy Odom Language Arts
Patricia Painter PE/Health

Shynita Patterson Paraprofessional

Tina Perkins Science

Patricia Peterson Foreign Language
James Pettigrew Math

Janice Pickett Vocational

Marianne Pietrzak Math
Ruth Pike Registrar

Doris Pinellas Language Arts
Mary Ramey Language Arts

Carol Reid Science

Mary Anne Richardson Social Studies
Cleo Roberts Social Studies

David Ruff Art

Faculty 5 105

Toni Ryle Language Arts
Faye Schoeppey

Language Arts
TC Thomas Schroeder

Anne Simmons

DOT

JROTC
Lead Assistant Principal

Tom Simonton
Michele Smith
Steve Smith
Robert Stevenson

PE/Health
Vocational
Lead Principa
social Studies

Maine Stubbs
Mary Summerford
Marie Swint
Patricia Toliver

Language Arts

Social Studies
Language Arts
Language Arts

Karen Tryggestad Secretary
Evelyn Tuck Vocational
Patty Van Wyck Math

Lynn Watson Vocational

Paula Watson Vocational
Mary Whitfield Social Studies
Bettie Williams Math

Leon Nelson Vocational

106 <7 Faculty

Mr. Aaron explains sci

The copier is always a popular spot as Ms. Couch Coach Carr and Coach Stewart are deep in
knows thought during a recent game

Ms. Watson helps Christy Purvis with her new Ms. Murray and Ms. Harris compare notes on a
DOOK computer in the media center pale , "

@# Chad McCaskill, Brent Griffin, Van
Kimborough, and Ryan Hightower siop io
chat and pose for a picture

Katina Graham, Alisha Howard and Anita
Dumas catch up on all the latest lunch news

Sara Rhatican, Amy Minshew, and Emilie
Edwards rekindle their friendship in the hall

108 (EA student Life

Shawana Culler works hard to make a |asting first
impression

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Megan Fischer, Kim Heath, and
Emily Jocoy seem to be happy

They are all in stride to get to class

Larry Smith, Tiffany Tolliver, Fred-
die Slaughter, Andrea Wimbush,
Melinda Whipple, Chayla Green,
and Fred Denmark are hanging out

ne rest of the crew

Student Life Ry 109

Brandy Ouzts, Peter Home, ap -Kai Chui,
and ore Hartman appea ready t

Curry Clowers wav
Class

Andrew Tripp, Elizabeth Head, Candice
Nance, and Roderick Klingelhofer look forward Fred Swan pians to go to college and major in
to their future theology

WARMING UP FOR REAL LIFE

SENIORS PREPARE FOR LIFE AFTER GRADUATION

Graduation is an exciting time of year for every
senior. Not only is graduation a ceremony com
memorating the conclusion of many years of
Study, it's also a time of reflecting on the past and
looking towards the future

As the days of graduation get closer, many se-
niors begin to reminisce about the both the good
and bad times they have experienced at Central
Events such as the last football game, the last
gance, and the last bell are memories that should
be cherished forever. Looking back on their years
at Central, many seniors will tell you how much
they have enjoyed life at CentralAndrika Johnson
summed up the fselings of many seniors when she
said, | enjoyed meeting different people, the vari-
ely life teachers, and the atmosphere. Michelle
Butt summed up another common sentiment

| enjoyed meeting different people, the variety of teachers, and the atmosphere. Andrika

Johnson

amongst the senior class when she proclaimed,
I'm glad to be getting out of here four years is
enough.

The time before graduation is also a time for
planning for the future. Many seniors have set
goals of either working or going to college after
graduation, Tony Lester summed up his goals for
the future by saying, ! am going to a four-year
college and majoring in computer science. An-
other senior, Chad McCaskill, said, | am going
to Georgia College in Pre-veterinary medicine.

Congratulations, Senior Class of 1996! Continue
to set goals for yourselves, but always remember
the contributions your Alma Mater has made in

yout life
Eric Purser

Brent Griffin, Larry Freeman, Chad McCakill,
and Bobby Minter ciscuss their future plans

(SF

TO HOT TO HANDLE

HEAT SCHEDULE

yeor at Cer Higt
vony reasons, bi > of the
schedule that started our year off, Unlike most schools
ended at 10:45 for the fist two weeks, with lunch until
ough we didn't get as much work Gone as needed, In rr
including advisors, this was a great way fo start off the sc
I lowed us tc wily adapt to studying and working
environment after the long, relaxing summer
Both the students and teochers needed this change. A
to senior Candace Nance. The revised heat schedule was
much needed, because the Lanier A students suffer with trying
am under intolerable conditions
Many of us fo that teachers suffer too, and according to Ms.
Hughes, a mathematics teacher at Lanier A. It was nice getting
but at eleven to go home and eat lunch, but bad because
bocked up the curiculum schedule, which put us behind at the
end. This is true, as many students learned at the end of the se
mester, that they had to try to cram fi work into thelr schedule. But
to most people, it was worth it. One of these peopie is Chad Mc-
Caskil who says, It wos great, because we only fh fo go t
or half o day. | wish they would try that again at the end of

the year. Sony Chad. it probably won't happen again this year, but
according to school advisors it could happen in the years me

Block schedull as > onsidered, for educational pu
poses, ecspeciaily for Central, because we're Used In two build:
ings. In an interview with Ms. Malone about the neat schedule she
said that, its possibile that we're going c ock schex J. and
with this schedule we got a feel fc J be like. There are
many of positive sides to block sched cording to Kelly
Reynolds, It was great, because we UK entrate more on
thvee classes and have two days to do hor

The heat schedule helped to positively '
block scheduling, So for those of you underclassm
this was a one-time-only Diessing. ff rr ignt become yeariong
blessing

Angie Miller

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Jennifer Griffin poses with Diane Choate and
Erika Whitlock, and said, It was fun because we
had more time to do stuff with only three classes a
day.

Student Life

Christina Wimbush and Adrian Jackson smile
for a picture on the Lanier B steps, and said We
liked it, because we could go home and go fo

sleep.

it was hot as chile peppers

@ "Its impossible to think in that kind of humidity, so
it was good for them to shorten the day. | wish they
would do it in the winter, when its too cold to
think, says Russ Mills in between bites at lunch
wityn Mike Smith and Christian Trotter

student Life (i, 113

Anne Shuckers feels that the money spent was
too much

114 Ry Student Life

we 4 =
alked abou

Ne could even forget the

S NO

| THINK ff was GQ Mockery

ur COUTTS

said Byron Hartman

jstice Systen

for a while. E veryone f
opinion. O.J. hit the air waves and the T.V. screens
were watched like a plague. People O.J. was or
everyone's mind, even Mrs. Knight, who was in
bor with her first child. Sne watched the verdic
T.V. on October

O.J. had many fans, but he also had many ene
mies. | really could have less, was an anony
mous quote. Everyone everywhere was trying to

___eo__

think O.J. Simpson was innocent, but he knows who did if. | didnt like the way the media han
died the situation. It was over publized Omega Finney, senior

ene. aan

be his judge. Should he be locked up and forgot
ten about forever? Then on the other hand, should
he be let him go?

The trial went on and on and on. Many were
getting sick of hearing about it. I think they spent
entirely too much money on the case, said Ann
Shuckers, Central senior. | really got tired of it, re
plied Chris Fink, junior

A few of our Central students have mixed views
Andrea Manning a junior, said, | think if drug on
entirely too long. They just didnt feel that it af
fected them. Kate Ewing, a senior said that, "| ar
glad its all over

April Haynes

| think if they do one trial that publicly, they should
do all trials that way. Lisa Baker

Student Life

#Students chow down at lunch

#Rod Holmes is caught on camera at the pep
rally

Jason Jones, Willa Greene, Jason Boan, and

Tameka edure strong winds outside Lanier B in
February
116 Student Life

#A student dances in the snow that fell February
16

@#Hi-Ho, Hi-Ho, Its off fo class Drew Pepper and
Andrria Massey go

4Farrel Holt, Abra Henton, and Jason Jones ce'- Laura Lee Williams enjoys her free time
ebrate as snow falls

Student Life 4 ae od Liz

eThe Olympic Dream Team members smile for the
camera at Bill Boyd's over 75 Birthday Party

Eric Purser stands tall and proud wearing a
U.S.A. Olympic tee

ee 7 he 4.28

athe Na se

Anticipation for the Olympics to start shines in

@ HOORAY for Atiantal!!!! Lashondra Kendricks smile

118 aRYyg Student Life

RUNNING HOT
SPOTLIGHT ON THE 96
OLYMPICS

YOu see them everywhere flags, banners, t
shirts, keyrings, embliemed glasses, sweaters, and
mucn more, Olympic fever is spreading! Everyone
Is showing support for what's going to be one of
the biggest events to put a light on Georgia. While
the general public is anxiously preparing for this
spectacular event, the Atlanta Committee for the
Olympic Games is working very hard at trying to
false Money to pay for the games. Already having
commitiments for 90 percent of the money they
need, they still have to earn $194.7 million with less
than six months to do it. Half of the money needed
will be expected to come from ticket sales. ACOG

We do volunteer work around the city of Macon
We work at Magnolia Manor and we also visit ele
mentary schools to talk to the students about the
Olympics. Jennifer then goes on to tell how one
can become a Dream Team member. To be
come a Dream Team member you have to write
an essay. After you've gotten that far, you have to
attend an interview in Atlanta. When youre cho-
sen, you then go through initiation. When we
asked how if feels to be a member, she re
sponded "I's a very exciting experience and an
nonor, | enjoy it because I'm helping Georgia wel-
come the worid to Atlanta. The Dream Team has

o___

Mrs. Ryle says, The Olympics gave us the inspiration for the prom, but I'm not going near
Atlanta. I'll go around it, but I'm not going near it, | hope America wins.

anki. Ane

sold $328 million worth of tickets last year with
ticket sales resuming to the general public in Feb-
ruary, ACOG is also selling ptps (premium ticket
packages) to corporations for $50,000 apiece
Other major sources to provide for the money
needed are expected to come from souvenir
sales and parking fees which will pile up when the
games begin

While the ACOG is hard at work, Central's very
own Jennifer Long, Kristen Maynard, and Chris
Baucom are making their own contributions to the
Olympics by being a part of the Olympic Dream
Team, an organization of 100 students selected
out of Georgia. Jennifer Long filled in with the de-
tails. We promot the Olympics, says Jennifer

been featured in many articles and has made a
guest appearance on A Date with Del.

Central's students have expressed their opinion
of the Olympics also. Lashondra Kendrick, a
graduating senior, says, | think the Olympics are
going to be fun. | feel lucky to live nearby the loca-
tion. | hope to get a chance to go. ROTC partici-
pant David Tribble had an interesting response. !
think if'll be good for the southern economy, says
Tribble, The Olympics will bring so much com-
merce.

The Olympics promise to bring fun and excite-
ment to the lives of many especially the lives of
Georgians!

Oneida Johnson

@Dream Team Member Kristen Maynard js en-
joying her work

Student Life

Alicia Howard answer's a difficull economics
question for Mr. Goddard

Denon Hall ponders a phrase from his DOOk

These students are working diligently on their
computers in Dr. Green's Class

gEbony Brown is working hard to succeed in class

120 | ae Academics

@this is one of our gifted 9th
grade Biology classes. Mrs
Dumas seems to have it all under
control

4Rick Barnes, seems fo be
paying close attention to Mr
Watson. He is striving to record
everything Mr. Watson tells nim

Academics cS 121

ALL

FIRED &
UP &

This school yeor many dents should hove
noticed a few changes in the Lanier 6 office
Mrs. Malone and Mrs. Simmons are our new As
sistant Principals, and Mr. Smith is our new Com
plex Principal. Most students will recognize Mr.
Smith as fomner Lanier A principal. "In the past |
was over one buliding. Now, by virtue of position
alone, I'm over both buildings. As Complex Prin
cipal, Mr. Smith has gained the position neces
sary to initiate change within our school

Mr. Smith comments that, All decisions are
made in the best interest of the students. Tw
successful works in progress are the elimination of

niet B's parking problem and the cancellation
of supervision. For the the fist time in yeors.
spaces in the Lanier B parking lot have been as
signed and the cage has been expanded in
order to adequotely accomodate our growing
number of young drivers

Beginning February first, there will be no supe
sion. Fourteen minutes of our school day are
saved and the number of times students change
classes is decreased. Mr. Smith's objective is, To
eliminate class changes therefore eliminating
probiems

Central currently has many successful pro
grams specialized for gifted, advanced, and
honor students. Mr, Smith's promise is to, Orient
our philosophy towards ail teachers sharing a role
Nn addressing the needs of average and funda
mental students. Some of Mr. Smith's gools are
to develop o closer relationship parents and the
school, to achieve a better working relationship
with the surrounding business Community, and to
utilize the WAVE program. WAVE stands for work
achievement values and education. The WAVE
program is geared towards meeting the needs of
all students, considering the possibility thot ail stu
Gents are of risk Ocademically, emotionally, and
socially, beginning in Central High Schoo
Change brings improvement, and Central's fu
ture looks bright

Melanie Eakin

Tone Southerland quoted, | like the changes that have been made
with the parking at Lanier B. It's been really beneficialy to the students.

Academics

4Mr. Smith gets a pie in the face at Mrs. Simmons has fond memories
Central's first outdoor pep rally of Lanier A

Charles Barnes o Centra! senior
quoted, Hes a good man for the
job and he made the changes that
were neccessary.

Kelly Reynolds re
marked, Mr. Smith
is G very responsible
person for the job
and he cares a lot
for the students and
their well being.

ie HR Wy

Mrs. Malone has moved from a teaching position to an Assistant
principalship at Lanier B

Central's WAVE Team

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THE
BOILING
POINT

For many Central students and advisors, the
year 1995-1996 was a year for many changes
As some might say it was a year for out with the
old, and in with the new. For the students and
teachets who have no attachment, it's about
fime. Yet. there are many who are attached, and
with the destroying of Lanier A comes the destroy:
ing of many memories. Ms. Simmons, for exom
ple, was in that building from 1988-1995, and for
her there was a lot of heartache, as she drove up , -_
to school the day construction started. Yet, ac = wads a
cording to Ms. Echols, in her short period of work
ing in Lanier A, she can see why this construction
of destruction, is very neccessary

Although there are many joys in o new build
ing, Many teachers are concemed with the owtul
torture of the actual construction. Even though
the ends will justify the meons, the dust and
noise is unimaginabie. Weaver Middie Schoo! is
expected to open in August 1996. Many hoped
Westside High School would open in 1997, but it
could take longer. Lanier A won't actually be
emptied and destroyed until Westside is in ses-
sion. I's going to be very difficult to have Weaver
Middle School as a temporary obstacle between
the buildings. Students already find the new wolk
woy and parking lot annoying, and its especially
interesting when It rains. The new parking lot was
made over the old soccer field, and Pierson Hod:
gins wishes that they cold hove wolted till after
the soccer season

There are many more things that must be
looked at. for according to Ms. Simmons, "Prog
fess Must go on. Although many students of the
past and present will miss the building, it's long
overdue. As student Brent Griffin says. | think it's
great and about time. it should have happened
twenty years ago. Lanier A has seen many gen
erations Come and go, but its time to start a new
generation with ao well-deserved change. Al
though the building is being destroyed, the
memories will live through the hearts and minds
of people for years to come

Angie Miller

lfs much easier for Ms. Echolls to say goodbye, Its only my third year here
and because | haven't been here very long and don't have these feelings of
missing the building, and instead | see all the reasons why this is necessary. |
think this is a step in the right direction.

Academics

Students crossing between Construction is under way at Lanier
buildings had to be rerouted

John Walker realizes how old the
school actually is when he says that,
My Gad went there, so it's probably
about time it came down.

Ms. Simmons told
her daughter as
they were riding up
to Lanier Aon
January 29th,
There's a lot of
sadness, because
this is the last time
Lanier A will be
intact as we know
it.

What a mess! No, its just work beginning at Lanier A

4What its like to have to walk the new path between buildings on a bad day

Academics le 125

Bronson Lee enjoys the |.B eThe |.B. seniors are working
Program constructively on a picture project

years. It has its advantages and dis-
aavantages. | probably would have
got more out of them if they were
less stressed out. Some of the stress
came from their own fault. Algy
Edwards

| stayed in the |.B
program because it
is tougher than Ad-
vanced Place-
ment. Kenny
Durden

@#B.J. Dixon feels that, My |.B. senior year is the easiest of all four years.

$1 am really proud of the thirteen |.B. seniors, they have set high standards for
all the class which will follow. Elizabeth Hinesley

126 4 Academics

THE
HEAT IS
ON

Centrafs international Baccalaureate (IB) se
niors Of 1996 will be the first to graduate from this
fAgorous program. in the fall of 1992, six teachers
were trained for the beginning of the new IB pro-

r years have gone by and thirfeen stu
are looking forward to getting their IB dip

The IB program requires that you pass extensive
oral and written exams in each subject. There are
other additional requirernents such as writing a
4,000-word essay pleting a research pro
ject, and 250 hours of community services

The IB students think that the pr gia is G lot of
work and It has prepared ther for college. Since
the program was new to the school, Emily Isreal
the IB class representative, felt that she and her

lass mates were treated like guinea pigs
Kenny Durden prociaimed. "We're ostracized
fromm the rest of the school. Bronson Lee felt
lucky to have been afforded so many learning
opportunities. Chris Baucom felt that he could
fear faster fromm a smailer class than from a big
ger class. Brian Hammock thought that he was
lucky to be the first IB class fromm Central. The i8
students fet the working hod has paid off for
hie

At the end of an IB student's senior year, he or
she tol Q test in each subject area to earn an
IB diploma and a possibility of rex elving college
credit. The college credit varies f state to
state depending on what is mode on a scak
fromm one to seve ost colleges and universities
tron ail over the U.S. accept the IB colige credit

Cynthia Trayner

Because they were the first group a lot of the activities had an element of
surprise and uncertainty associated with them, but despite the surprises these
thirteen have risen to the top and excelled. Charlotte Eisel

soma aaa

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ass ee Re = i oa

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meets 4. =e

Bran Mills takes c plunge back to first base

Christian Trotter races against Jacob Cozart for
a chance at a goal during practice

Rod Holmes chipping it in

Rene Hendrix practices hard for an upcoming
tournament

Matt Meadows crumplies after
taking a run for home

Alan Hancock sits in on a pep
talk before a CHS baseball
game

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Pt a es

In the Heat of the Night.

The Charger football team started
its season off at ABAC camp in Tifton
Georgia for three days. Many players
had the same response to the camp

- it was hot and it was tough! Evi-
dently the camp and many long
hours of practicing after school were
worth it. The Chargers were City
Champs again for the second year
in a row and also beat Southwest for
the fifth year in a row. They missed
the playoffs by only one game. Their
record was 7-3

Larry Smith prepares fo throw a
pass during warm-ups

130 7 | te Sports

Football

This year, the defense was led by
linebackers Jerome Pope and Tony
Gilbert. Stuart Walker was the quar-
terback with six touchdown passes
mostly received by Matt Meadows
John Jones led the region in punting
and was named to the All-State foot-
ball team

All in all, the Chargers had a good
season with the number one de-
fense in the city and second in Re
gion 2-AAAA

eThe Chargers biock Stuart Walker
as he passes the ball

Is all in the heart not
in the mind. If you don't
have it in your heart
you can't be the best

Rod Holmes

Stuart Walker fires the bal! down
the field for a touchdown pass
against Soutwest

Quinton Granville warms up fora
great game

Stuart Walker holds the ball as Terry Taylor runs the ball fora
Johnny Jones kicks a 32 yard field touchdown in the Central verses
goal against Southwest Baidwin game

2
Cea tka S|

Matt Meadows |s on the ball

~y % -
Jonathan Donald js staring down & =~ ae
the pitcher as he prepares to bat IS -

ran

Bran Mills is he!ping a pitcher ~ er
warm up at the game

Justin Boggs, Maxwell Penn, ePatrick Goff is chilling in the
and Stuart Walker are warming the dugout
bench

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Hot stuff

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Baseball

tt was a predominatly
trying year but we man
aged to win two
games. Lucas Cobb

The Baseball team had an event-
ful season this year. The players prac

pracctices on fundamentals like hit
ting, throwing, and fielding. The work

ticed hard last season and the hard
work paid off. The season, although
disappointing in some ways, was a
wonderful experience for everyone
involved. The team had a lot of new
comers after the departure of the se
niors last year. In February the team

AM
\% Doug Gant The wind up ... and

the pitch

that they did made them the strong
baseball team that they were. The
baseball team were City Champs
Matt Meadows had one of the high-
est batting averages on the team. It
was well over .500. Meadows also
had 3 homerun saving catches

Steven Stembridge is watching a

Central baseball game

Sports iS 135

TURN UP THE HEAT
BASKETBALL

Coach Brown and Coach Lightfoot
have worked hard to make this years
basketball team the best. So far this
year's team has won two games and
has lost twenty. The team meets
Mondays through Thursdays from
2:30 to 6:00 in the afternoons. The
season started against Northeast at
Central's Tip-Off Tournament. Corey
Rouse felt that, If we had come to-
gether, as a team earlier, we would
have most likely made the state tour-
nament. We had a young team; the

@ The Varsity baseball players laugh
together in the dugout during a
game

134 GS sports

talent was good, but we should have
played better.

Coach Lightfoot felt that, Some
people believe that the team wasn't
successful in terms of wins or losses
but they were successful in that they
did their best. Many sophomores
and freshman were on the team
They are building blocks in this sea-
son for stepping stones for the future
season, | truly believe a person is not
defeated until he gives up.

sJonathan Lehman is playing keep
awoy from the other soccer players

Due to cifcumstances
beyond our control,
there are no basketball
pictures this year. We
apologize for this fact
but bad weather and a
photographer who
didn't show casued the
probiem

The golf team is practicing driving
at Bowden Country Club

Christian Trotter is working hard
for the upcoming soccer game

#A member of the tennis team is The Varsity football team is battling it
concentrating hard on making out in a recent football game
contact with the ball

Nikki Tucker, Megan Cobb,
Kathleen OConnell, Shelby
Wilson, Laura Dukes, Meagin
Clark, Jenny Horton, Erin Clark,
Kelly Reynolds, Mandy Stevens.

Kathleen OConnell throws the
ball to first base

# Nikki Smothers dives for the ball

Sadie Fennell pitches the bal! eErin Clark stops at second base for
perfectly over the plate arace

GREAT BALLS OF FIRE

This year we had an

outstanding season
We hope to do ever
better next year

Coach Campbell

OFTBALL

Central's softball team, which Con
sists of approximately 18 players, has
had a very good season this year
Assistant coach Antilia Haley was
very enthusiastic when interviewed
Coach Haley like sports very much
and has a son, who is the oldest
Tirelle Haley, who has been playing
baseball for 4 years. When asked of
her experience with the softball team
she responded with, Its my first year

coaching the team, | was nervous
when | first started out, but as | got
into it | felt more comfortable
Coach Campbell taught me a loft
about the game. The most exciting
game was the regional playoffs in
which we (CHS) placed 5th. | am
ooking forward to working with
Coach Campbell and the team next
season

# Nikki Smother busts the bal! into
the outfield

Kathleen OConnell returns the bal
at the end of a play

HOT HEAD
SOCCER

One of the most popular, yet most
underrated sports at Central is soc-
cer. Despite being underranted, last
year's soccer team was one of the
best ever. During the reguiar season,
the Chargers went 9 and 2. This in-
Cluded key victories over Northside
and Baldwin County. Overall, the
Chargers tied with two other teams
for first place, but due to state rules,
they did not go to the state tourna-
ment. This caused somewhat of a
controversy. Many Central fans felt
that a round-robin tournament would
have been a better way to break the
three-way tie. Under the current rules,
the three-way tie was broken by de-

termining who had accumulated the
most goals while playing the other 2
teams in the regular season, When
all was said and done, Warner Rob-
ins and Baldwin County came in over
Central

Last year's soccer term had sev-
eral noteworthy players who contrib-
uted to the teams success, On the
offensive side of the ball, Erie Mc-
Clellan and Matt Britt led the way in
scoring. Jason Patrick, goalie, and
Mark McClellan helped to sure up
the defense. All of the players, how-
ever, made a great effort to get the
team into the first place tie

#Jerry Smith, Johnny Jones, and Secing double ... the Cozart twins
Jacob Cozart are preparing for the are getting stretched for practice

ball to come their way.

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We had o very good
year and probably the
best overall team I've
ever had. It was a big
disappointment not to
go to region. David
Ruff

Kris McGowan is preparing fo
shoot at the goal

Spencer Calhoun biocks o ball
from going in the goal

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Adam Kobec and Johnny
Chris Carney is looking at the ball Jones battie over the ball

as his team mate dribbies past
him

Shane Smith practices being the
victim

Jerome Pope gives his opponent
a last look at the ground before lifting
him to the sky

Alex Couture puts his rival in
shame

#Tal Isreal gets them from behind

#"Oh no Please let me go!,
shouts the opponent hopelessly
trapped in Tony Thiels solid grasp

BURNING UP THE FLOOR
WRESTLING

This year's team was
one of the hardest
working groups weve
had in several years
William Gibson won
over 100 matches in his
4 year career. This
years team placed
higher at state than
any other team in our
region, Congratulations
to William Gbson, Jer-
emy Nelson, Roderick
Gibson, Cedric
Howard, and Tal Is-
rael for qualifying to
the State tournament Wrestling has had a great 95-96 year
William Gibson years team is the best Central has had Ir > more than one hundred matches in four years
placed 3rd individually past four years. Just about everyone on the teorr ( ch Holleman and Coach Carr have done
at state. Geach fo ahr nd apelin ty re lane er oh beeen db
Carr Georgia area. Gibson

3Iso set o school record men than ever before, the tearm sti
for being the 4er

* from Central t r all winning record

4Practice makes perfect for Tal Jeff Whitehead gives his
Israel and Jerome Pope oppenent.a red head

Sports rt i 141

In the last thirteen years the Central
girls tennis team has won ninety-
seven games. This past spring the
team has lost only one match and
were the City Champs. There were
two senior starters for the 1995 year
Betsy Cable and Jenny Bryan. The
rest of the starters included Jennifer
Long, Kathleen OConneill, Jill Leh-
man, and Anna Cate Ridley. Every-
day ofter school the team would

| dont think Megan Fischers
going make it

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FIRE AWAY

TENNIS

practice for two hours at the John
Drew Tennis Center, and sucha
good record shows that all the prac
tice paid off

The same goes for the boys team
which has consistently been in the
top three teams in the region in the
past years, Coach Simonton ex-
pects for them to compete for the
region championship for the upcom-
ing year also

Mark Manning says, Im definitely
going to make it.

The girls tennis team
has won 97 victories in
the past thirteen years
and have been city
champs for the past fif
teen year. The new
team is sure to meo-
sure up os wel

Coach Simenton

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Jennifer Long guides the ball fo
> with her opera voice

John Martinez |caps for it! Matt Manning keeps his eye on
the ball

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Daniel McWhorter says, If | miss
you know the sun was in my eyes!

Jonathan Durden sure could use a
caddy right about now

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toes

Tal Israel uses the use one ball to
get the other inside technique

Mike Smith is chilling out on the Taylor Isreal knows that it is real hot
golf course outside

TEE TIME

4Val Ulmer and his shadow practice Rod Holmes js determined fo get
their form that ball in there

Gus

The Cross Country team practices
hard everyday after school. Each
person on the team had to run over
30 miles everyday. The team was
composed of 5-7 boys and 2 girls
that quit part-way through the sea-
son. Some team members thought
that the training was fun, but the
competitions that the team had
twice a week were difficult. Towards
the beginning of the season Cen-
tral's team, headed by Coach Light-
foot wasn't doing very well; but by

@Chris Fink, co memember of the
Cross-Country team, stops to smile in
the hall

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RUNNING 7 HOT

CROSS COUNTRY

the end Central had become one of
the best. The team might have been
able to do even better had the
teams bus been on time more of
ten. The bus was often forty-five or
more minutes late. The team was
late to most of the meets. Some
times they got to the competitions
half way through the meet and once
as in the case of the State meet
they got there too late to particpate
at all

Melinda Whipple tries her luck at
the running broad jump

The key to running is to
have a stiong mind
Coach Lightfoot

lucas Cobb knows that eating a
good lunch helps when you are rur
ning for the Cross-Country team

Ray Brite is running like the wind

Nate Pearson js flying in the run-
ning broad jump

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Jt. Varsity cheerleader, Shazi Alvi,
has got that Charger spirit!

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Chargers on to victory littly fun

CATCHING THE FEVER!

1995-1996 Cheerleaders

Melanie Eakin shows her Charger PRIDE

The 1995-96 Junior Varsity cheerleading squad: Julie Garber, Melissa Carr, Molly Weaver, Allison Trotter, Shaizia
Alvi, Beth Chavis, Brittney Logan, Tamina Bacon, Aubrey Lewis, Blake Walkameyer, Jessica Gibson, Cara
Webster, Toshia Martain, Neffe McKenzie, Leslie Hardner, Emily Alford, Caryn McClain, LaMekia Bailey,
Breanna James, Monica Chainney, Christian Delong Not Pictured: Ashley McCroba

The Charger varsity cheerleaders attended camp during the summer and
placed 2nd in the ICA Camp Competition

Sports at 4 149

lp. e

@ Jill Lehman, Stephanie Bayles, and Anna
Cate Ridley take time out in the hall to show that - $
theyre not camera shy .

Cornelius Peek and Belvin Ware are enjoying
a short break outside of Lanier B before they have
to go back to class

Matt Britt, Alicia Pettiway, and Denise Bowman
are happy to be out of class and able to go home
for the day

Hanna Williamson js al! smiles on her way to class
with Aubrey Beddingfield

Keisha Greene, Nekeza
Gaines, and Nashawnda
Howard are crossing from Lanier
A, cheerfully looking f
their vir Con
Lanier B, yet something else is on

Chrystal Lesters mind

Nadia Turner, Melanie Francis,
Katanga Biash, Mario Neville,

Jamilla Ashley, and Teneka

McClinton stop between classes

give us Oo smile

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WE LEAD IN EXCELLENCE!

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The Central High School JROTC is
one of the oldest 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 JROTC you leam about many
things such as First Aid, drug abuse,
techniques of communication with
others, leadership, map reading,
American citizenship, and American
history. It unlocks potential career
opportunities and provides a number
of extra-curricular activities.

Its as easy or as hard as you want
to make it, states Colonel
Schroeder.

LTC Thomas M. Schroeder
Senior Army Instructor

MSG Joseph Bullard Mrs. Dot James, Secretary

Varsity Rifle Team Varsity Golden Boots Battalion Color Guard

152 GS R.O.T.C.

Battalion Commander Cadet Colonel Shane Smith Battalion Executive Officer Cadet Lt. Colonel Nadia Turner

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Battalion Command Sergeant Cadet Captain S-1 Nikki Tucker Cadet Captain S-2/S-5
Major Lashun Butler DeShaun Hunt

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Shaunda Poole S-3 Andrea Dorn Bennie Perkins

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Battalion Sergeant Major Jr. Varsity Rifle Team Jr. Varsity Golden Boots

Cadet Shemika English
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Cadet Caption Company A First Sergeant Company Color Guard
Ricardo Binford Cullyn Meadows

First Platoon Second Platoon Third Platoon
Leader Cadet Tiffany English Leader Cadet Antron Fellon Leader Cadet Larry Simpson

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Cadet Captain Company B First Sergeant
Lakandrea Howard Lawanda Burnett

First Platoon Leader Second Platoon Leader Third Platoon Leader
Cadet Sherrekka Sternbridge Cadet David Ware Cadet Donesha Gamble

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Cadet Captain Company "C First Sergeant Company Color Guard
Latesha Bones Robert Todd Davis

First Platoon Leader Second Platoon Leader Third Platoon Leader
Cadet Solomon Graddick Cadet Rico Holmes Cadet Daniel Berryhill

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Cadet Captain Company D First Sergeant Company Color Guard
David Tribble Cajah Sullivan

First Platoon Leader Second Platoon Leader Third Platoon Leader
Cadet Deon Butler Cadet Tineka McClinton Cadet Andrea Wimbush

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Jenny Butler, Lori Hall, C.J. Wilder, Ericka
Whitlock, Emily Jocog, Johnetta Farrer,
Stephanie Bayles, Lisa Baker, Drew Pepper, Sa-
rah Murphy, Mellissa Rose, Amanda Holiway,
Jennifer Haroson, Christy Long, Rowena Care-
nen, Nick Robbins, Joseph Porter, Kia McMillan,
Nikki Way, Kim Keith, LeeAnn Heles, Joe Leh-
man, Terry Smith, Megan Fischer, Janecia Fan-
bro, Siobhan Glennon, Emilie Edwards, Lewis
Reddick, Justin Tucker, Sara Bulter, Sara Boas-
cozich, Kelly Evans.

President: Justin Tucker, Vice President: C.P. Wilder, Sec./Tres.: Sara Boascozich, Advisor: Genie
McMillan, James Coldwell

Tabitha Chambliss, Kristen Maynard, Ray Brite,
Kim Hall, Sarah Fisher, Joyce Juang, Adam
Urguhart, Jeremy Craig, Crystal Flowers, Erica
Brown, You-Fang Yiu, Fred Swann, Beth Doyle,
Tyrondred Hill, Christina Jones, Timken Chiu,
Vernon Milldleton Jr., Shawn Kennedy, Seneca
Cain, Lynn Shults, Nneka Ezelcwecke, Charles
Krigbaum.

President: David Tate, Vice President: Jerry Chen, Secretary: LaShaon Hunt, Announcements: Lait
Advisor: Linda Abrams

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Jacquica Adams, Jamila Ashley, Quinisha Baker,
Wytina Brown, Larry Brox, Fredrica Burns, Tonya
Cainaion, Nikita Campbell, LaTiffany Cham-
bleiss, Shanita Clark, Jacinta Colson, Lenore Co-
peland, Ronald Davis, Derick Dennison, Fred
Denmark, Jarvis Denmark, Tamika Kilmore,
Chayla Green, Andre Gunn, LaDanina Hall, Carry
Harris, Vaquanis Harvey, Daniel Henley, Keith W.
Hill, Tammie Hogan, Yvette Holmes, Jamaal
Howard, Deshaun Hun, Ayanna L. Huston, Tara
James, Tamika Johnicans, Deidra Johnson,
Noah Johnson, LaShanda Kenndrick, Antonio
Lester, Tresha Little, Dartez C. Lucas, Tina
Mathews, Brandon Middleton, Erica Lord, Tonya
L. Moore, Monique Morris, Lakeio Murray, Can-
dice Nance, Tharohs Owens, Bennie Perkins, El-
bony Pitts, Jerome Pope, Takeya Relisord, Sha-
tina Robertson, Tomah Robertson, Corey Rouse,
Rasool Saleen, Jeffery Sallette, Bryan Scott,
Jelawn Fins, Rod Singleton, Chassity Slocomb,
Natisha Smallwood, Alvy D. Smith, Felica Smith
Larry Smith, Lawanda Smith, Nicole Smith, Tor-
jean Smith, Starletta Stafford, Jerald Tate, Erik
Tobler, Antonio Tuff, Jackie Wade, Belvin Ware,
Columbus Watkins, Markie M. White, Jarvis Wil-
liams, Lawanda Wombele, Felica Young, Advisor
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Chris Baucom, Michelle Butt, Diane Choate,
Erin Clark, Jacinta Colson, Rashida Corker,
Beth Doyle, Erin Ferrell, Omega Finney, Russell
Foilmar, Lakeitha Grey, Paula Harmon, Eliza-
beth Head, Bronson Lee, Jennifer Long, Erin
Merritt, Niconie Moore, Tornya Moore, Can-
dace Nance, Brandy Ouzts, Lyn Shults, Nicole
Smith, Tone Southerland, Jennifer Stark, Fred
Swann, Takeisha Tennyson, Christy Walker,
Erika Moore, Courtney Ballard, Sarah Blascov-
ich, Lawrence Bond, Anna Broome, Spencer
Calhoun, Rowena Carenan, Lindsay Cham-
bers, Theron Davis, Laura Dukes, Perry Ed-
wards, Kelly Evans, Kristie Evans, Megan Fis-
cher, Kim Heath, Keoka Jackson, Breanna
James, Kristin Jewell, Emily Jocoy, Cheryl
Johnson, Hetal Kapadia, Jessica Kenton, Jen-
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ham, Wafiyyah Saleem, Natalie Smith, Terry
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mas Wilcox, Eric Wilkinson, Brian Adams, Erin
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Caldwell, Hartwell Carson, Becky Cleveland,
Drew Crawford, Nneka Ezekweche, Bobby Fick-
lin, Crystal Flowers, John Fyke, Patrick Goff,
Ryan Griffin, Megan Griffith, Patrick Hayden,
Michael Heilman, Miki Hill, Wendi Joyner, Jill
Lehman, Caryn Logan, Matthew Manning, Josh
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Fischer, Erika Moore, Jerry Chen, Shengkai
Chiu, Daniel Conway, Jennifer Pancoast,
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Bond, Matthew Botwin, Mariena Brown, Andreal Brown, Eric
Bush, Chimera Cabiness, Mark Caldwell, Spencer Calhoun,
Rowena Carenen, Chris Carney, Hartwell Carson, Jerry Chen,
Emily Clark, Becky Cleaveland, Robbie Colson, Daniel Con-
way, Bob Cummings, Kim Dalton, Willard Danielle, Theron
Davis, Beth Doyle, Laura Dukes, Candice Durham, Melanie
Eakin, Erin Ellington, Kelly Evans, Kristie Evans, Tennille Everette,
Nneka Ezekwueche, Erin Ferrell, Christopher Fink, Sarah Fis-
cher, Megan Fischer, Sarah Fitzpatrick, Crystal Flowers, Russel
Foimer, Tamekia Ford, John Fyke, Jessica Gibson, Heather Gir-
oux, Crystal Glover, Stacy Godbee, Teri Godbee, Patrick Goff,
Eric Griffin, Ryan Griffin, Megan Griffith, Angie Grisham, Court-
ney Hamilton, Brian Hammock, Paula Harmon, Matthew Harpin,
Patrick Hayden, Pierson Hodgens, Lori Hodgins, Joe Holt, Chris
Horne, Sarah Istamboull, Keoka Jackson, Brandon Jackson,
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Jones, Heal Kapadia, Jessica Kenton, Adam Kobek, Jennifer
Kruger, Emily Lawrence, Jill Lehman, Sash Lodge, Brittney Lo-
gan, Karyn Logan, Christy Long, Jennifer Long, Lucy Kim, Matt
Manning, John Martinez, Kristen Maynard, Melanie Meadows,
Erin Merritt, Jerry Mickle, Jeanine Millard, Danny Millard, Karen
Miller, Jason Mize, Jennifer Moore, Erica Moore, Theresa Not-
tingham, Maxwell Penn, Brandon Poarch, Eric Purser, Charile
Rankin, Lewis Reddick, Kelly Reynolds, Laurie Richardson, Lind-
say Rossano, Matthew Selers, Nikki Seredick, Lyn Shults, Cheri
Simmons, Terry Smith, Brian Smith, Nicole Smith, Natalie Smith,
Jennifer Stark, David Tate, Daniel Thomas, Devin Toole, Jim
Vance, Blake Walkemeyer, Stuart Walker, Molly Weaver, Jam-
lia Whisby, Sara Whitener, Erika Whitlock, Thomas Wiicox, C.J.
Wiider, Eric Wilkinson, Danielle Willard, Lori Williams,
Stephanie Williams, Shelly Wilson, Matt Yancey, Kyle Young, Al-
lison Trotter, Miki Hill, Emily Jocoy, Anna Cate Ridley, Katie
Johnson, Jason Jones

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Daniel Conway, Kim Mai, Bob Shih, Cleaviand
Walker, You-Fang Yiu, Timken Chiu, Kevin
Kennedy, Jonathan Lynn, Vernon Middleton Jr.,
Dwight Schueler, Michael Styczynski, Jerry
Chen, Wendy Joyner, Tam Mai, Shengkai Chiu,
Ken Durden, Ruvan Weerasiurya; Sponsor: L.
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Christy Jones, Justin Tucker, Amy Butt, Sean
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Collinsworth, Jerry Chen, Kristen Maynard,
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Willie Jackson, Tiffany Williamson, Erik Tobier,
Alicia Howard, Tina Mathews, Marlanea Mc-
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Candice Nance, Neka Ezekwueche, Mianne
Mann, Kenya Jorda, Tiffany McCrae, Roselyn
Mobley, Raushanna Murphy, Ebony Pitts, Dee-
sha Ashley, Anjannette Austin, Mace Simmons,
Nicole Moore, Tabatha Chambliss, Tonya Bar-
bour, Belvin Ware, Erika Moore, Carmitta Riv-
ers, Takeisha Tennyson, Wytina Brown, Keisha
Hunter, Crystal Kendall, Amy Smith, Karson
Smith, Frederica Burns, Mynecus Jackson, Trent
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Williams, Jamilla Whisby, Erica Brown, Ikiya Th-
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Ebony Brown, Parlimentarian: Karien Nettingham, Reporter: Cornelius Peek, Historian: Nikki
Hanna, Advisor: Elberta A. Harris

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Kristen Maynard, Wendy Joyner, Elizabeth
Head, Frederica Burns, Bronson Lee, Monique
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Malissa Mass, Jessica Jackson, Shanteez
Stubbs, Shandral Blasingame, Alicia Rogers,
Alicia Howard, Keisha Lester, Deametria
Howard, Shaunda Poole, Rashannah Murphy,
Tangela Reliford, Tresha Little, Travera Harden,
Crystal Freeman, Shalee Gambill, Monica
Dean, Beth Jefcoats, Natasha Billie, Shameka
Walker, Tiffany Taylor, Benresa Gibson, Wanda
Brown, Shontee Deshazier, Meshia Harris,
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Tammie Dukes, Shaneka Jackson, Natasha
Clowers, Yasheika Burton, Latwanya Chapman,
Adrienne Brown, Latoya Saunders, Ivali Ben-
nett, Jackie Dinkins, Nicole Smith, Tranea Veal,
Kwanza Curtis, Candice Hughes, Tywanna
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Wesley Abney, Emily Adkinson, Amanda Akin,
Patrick Boyle, Jerry Chen, Shengkai Chiu,
Timken Chiu, Tara Clark, Ken Durden, Beth
Doyle, Chris Fink, Ben Grimes, Lee Hall, Briam
Hammock, Emily Jocoy, Kevin Kennedy, Sean
Kennedy, Charles Krigbaum, Bronson Lee, Hi-
lary Loupee, Olivia Loupee, Daniel Lunde, Kim
Mai, Tam Mai, John Martinez, Kristen Maynard,
Suzanne McSwain, Vernon Middilton Jr., Eric
Milkinson, Bob Shih, Lyn Shultz, Jaymi Smith,
Kim Smith, Rob Solomon, Michael Stycizynski,
Fred Swan, David Tate, Mindy Temple, Justin
Tucker, C.J. Wilder, You-fang Yiu, Nishal Patel

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Jessica Jackson, Kristen Jewel, Tangela Reli-
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Emilo Edwards, Amanda Holloway, Katie
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Folumar, Jennifer Stark, Klay Fulghum, Megan
Cobb, Josh Byrd, Megan Temple, Chris Allen,
Holly Trupia, Sarah Winchester, Ernie Bush, Co-
rey Rouse, Carrie Gates, Jason Hartman, Wes
Whipple, Lori Williams, Tim Shaw, Erika
Whitlock, Lisa Baker, Anna Mitchem, Lewis Red-
dick, Jessica Kenton, Eric Durden, John Zayac,
Molly Weaver, Keisha Hunter, Ray Presley, Ron
Gilbert

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AMBASSADOR CLUB

Charles Avery, Chris Bladkwelder, Diedrick Bol-
tong, Mitchell, Brinkley, Ernie Bush, Sara Butler,
Diane Choate, Bob Cummings, Anthony Davis,
Crystal Devito, Doug Gant, Najwa Glover, Jen-
nifer Griffin, Angie Grisham, Pierson Hodgens,
Lori Hodgins, Ross Husky, Beth Jefcoats, Roder-
ick Klingethofer, Elizabeth McCord, Allison Mar-
tin, Russ Mills, Anna Cate Ridley, Amber Shep-
ard, Melissa Skilling, Samuel Spires, Holly Tru-
pia, Tara Wall, Matthew Bass, Wesley Cook,
Elizabeth Copeland, Shannon Hodges, Anna
Obenauf, David Pelt, Cynthia Trayner, Todd Al-
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Jackson, Tennille Everett, Cheri Simons, Anessa
Ally, Christy Long, Robbie Colson, Quadrin
Broner, Tina Matthews, Karen Miller, Nicole
Miller, Abbie West

President: Bobby West, Vice President: Kristen Manyard, Treasurer: Lashon Hunt, Secretary: Crystal
Flowers, Advisor: Anne Simmons

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D.J. Brown, Michelle Butt, Erica Carter, Sheng-
kai Chiu, Lucas Cobb, Robbie Colson, Chris
Fink, Omega Finney, Jason Hartman, Elizabeth
Head, Chris Horne, Rod Klingelhofer, Jennifer
Long, Candice Nance, David Pelt, Steve Stem-
bridge

Hanna Williamson, Cindy Trayner, DeMarc
Campbell, Sharon Denier, April Haynes, Ami
Adam, Danah Goff, Oneida Johnson, Eric Purser,
LeAnn Solomon, Angie Miller, Heather McCroba,
Kitty Knight Advisor.

CENTRAL SUPERLATIVES

Elizabeth Head, Robbie Colson, Monica Stevens, Nicole Smith

We a 4 Re Senior Superlatives

Erika Moore, Monique Morris, Candice
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Noah Johnson and Peter Horne

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GOLDEN EAGLE
NOMINEES

Golden Eagle nominees are students nominated
by teachers who write up recommendations. The
nominees then fill out applications that contain a list
of their past and present accomplishments. This is
only the first part of the process of being a nominee

The nominees then must go through an interview
that lasts about 15 minutes. Theyre interviewed by
one of the three people chosen by the sponsor, the
Macon Telegraph. These people are experts in at
least one of the areas students are nominated in. The
students chosen to be Golden Eagles are selected by
their appliaction, recommendations, and their inter-
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Lakeitha Grey, Monica Stevens, Tracy Zayac, Candice Nance, Allison Martin, Roderick Klingelhofer, Ruvan Weerasuriya, Elizabeth Head, Pierson
Hodges, Eric Purser (not pictured), Bronson Lee (not pictured), Chris Baucom (not pictured).

STAK STUDENT

nined S.A.T. score was 1520. She made the high
est score in the school. She plans to go to Georgia
southern Her Star Teacher is Mrs. Odom, because
nocy feels that she was a wonderful, dedicated
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eString members Jessica Gibson and Cheri Sim-
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Elizabeth Fordham practices

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Selina Russel and Christina Long love their violin

Drum Major Kelth Welton awaits the next com-
mand

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Drum Major Amy Minshew stands at perfect at}
Mr. Tobias reviews his things to do list tion

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- MACON MELODY

Central's Chamber Choir is all smiles after
their amazing performance at Mulberry
Methodist Church. They performed a Christ
mas Concert, in which Jennifer Long sang
Q solo in Sussex Caro|. Drew Crawford, Ken
Thompson, and Justin Tucker sang solos
in Ave Maria

Members of the Chamber Choir are showing what else they do with their months, besides sing Ms. Heilman is all smiles, because as we all

know, shes the woman behind the melody

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Centrals Choral Program is Hot!

The Show Choir is showing off their dynamite uniforms to go along with dynamite voices Russ Mills is Cer
flasnier

Central's mixed chorus stops practicing to pose for the camera

Ken Thompson shows us his importance to the show choir, with serious smiles
behind him. Don't forget the words Ken!

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talie Smith, Cindy Trayner, Danah Goff, April
Haynes, DeMarc Campbell; top row: Ami Ad-
ams, Melanie Eakin, Janice Long, Angie Miller,
LeAnne Solomon, Hanna Williamson, John

Swint: not pictured: Oneida Johnson, Eric
Purser, Sharon Denier

Cindy Trayner seems content to label pictures

eHanna Williamson and Angie Miller are pa
tently drawing layouts

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Natalie Smith, John Swint, and Ami Adams are coming up with ideas for LeAnne Solomon is busy af work as Usuc!

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@Tori Holder keys in her daily assignment

Russell Folmer sits anxiously waiting for Mr

Caldwells next instructions

Leah Miller, Jason Chapman, Travis Bishop,
and Susie Schweizer stand around chatting

before the next period bell

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they enjoy their lunch

Many received advice
only the wise profit from
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You are wise
Our love
Sis & Mom

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You've come a
long way baby
from a pretty child
to a beautiful teen-
age laay.

You're my teenage
angel.

Love,
Daddy

Congratulations
Ami we are proud of you!

Love,
Mom, Dad, Wendi, Heidi, Ashlei,
Dolly And Abbie.

Larry, (A.K.A. Bucky)

Congratulations!

You finally made it! It seems like only yesterday that |
cried uncontrollably as | leff you crying uncontrollably in
your first grade classroom. | had to learn to let you go
then, just as | have to learn to let you go now. You've tried
my patience, tested my nerves, and made me shake my
head in wonder. Most of all you've made me laugh until |
hurt, put a twinkle in my eyes when nothing else could,
and make my chest swell with pride. Remember,
Wheres my worm, October 21st, Pop, Dawgs, #12,
deer stands, Halloween kidnappings, moons, Jet Skiis,
Blondie, and 3 wrecks in three months. But most of all re-
member how much you are loved!

Mom, Dad, Jenny, And
Granny Grump

Craig Brooks raises his arms to say, Hail the mighty Chargers Stephanie Bayles and Jill Lehman, friends togetner at

friends together till the end

The Central student body gives a roaring cheer as the Chargers come closer to another crushing victory

Mary Joyce DeGuzman, Willa Green, and
DeMarc Campbell converse as they get ready to
eat lunch

Walking in step, Courtney Ballard and Summer
Davis head to class

Joe Ogle learns computer basics in Dr. Green's
keyboarding class

Chris Tyner and Amanda Gregory show their

enthusiasm for CHS with their smiles

198 Rg Closing

We asked Tasha Shaw,
Anjannette Austin, Keya
Celestine, and Treva Green if

iQ was a telepnone

ey just laughed

John-Michael McCraken and
Erin Alford have the giggles

Closing