Table of Geycenes Faces of the Future Opening Senior Opening Senior Portraits Selections Faculty and Staff Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Classes and Activities Clubs Sports and School Spirit Honors and Recognitions Senior Pages Business Ads Closing World Beat Autorgraphs 7 8-15 14-33 50-359 40-45 460-51 54-61 62-71 72-95 96-111 112-153 154-167 168-207 ota ert MED RATES TE: : f? lobe sapopederedceagrrrbtert rerened roto trenetsn27 pi mn ne ii 7 3 ie) Ms i Hi , eid, : i . it SARA TURNED PU TEETH : i] HTT Hi} HHH) i bili ERD SESE nt fasvtastvananntainiidi 4 Wetted he : ha a se Hh Hn i He as 4 = . Opening 1 Jenny and Amy show their Central spirit on Spirit Day by J ole]a (are Mm tal-)/mele-lale|-m-lale Me) e These crazy Chargers are enjoying a lunch in the Central Cafe! That's some good eatin! Phi ts = / tals Wp hs i= Mr. and Mrs. Richardson are facing each other adoringly during the midst of excite- ment of our first pep rally. 2 Opening school, there are many faces seen each day. You see them as you turn the corner on your way to your next class, across from your seat,at the [Ulatesaimt=le)(-mur-|acom el-\-1s]nlemice)anmel-ialiacemcal-Monl-\-), em (alm (ele)ier-lMal-)tai-ie Faces are everywhere and each individual contributes their own special ingredient making Central High School the BEST. As the doors close on another year, let us remember the faces that have been a part of our individual success. Representing the fun times, a sense of humor, hard work, dedication, school spirit, and school pride, one thing is for sure... You are not just another face in the crowd. Opening 3 News anchors, Chantae May and Jessica Annis, of WCHS3 News discuss last minute changes before air-time. Kaitlyn Keene edits an edition of the morn- ing news. 4 Opening Principal Pam Wacter spends a spare mo- ment with former student Cricket Davis. | 45s While Michelle Robinson slowly awakens from her slumber, Terrence Stinson is fired up and ready to learn. With pencil in hand and notebook open, Terrance demostrates the studious qualities of a true Charger stu- dent! So much work, so little time! Students work hard on the first day of school. What, You're not done yet? Sloane Oldham reads a novel as her classmates fin- ish their work. Opening 5 Support your local Key Club! President Rob Johnson is happy about this years Key Club Membership. The Sugarbear Band is starting off this year with a bang! Chargers perfect their routine on the field after school. Senior, Danielle Sullivan, already feels the stress from the first day of school. Opening 7 ee. - = - = CY = ai =a ws a CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2003 12 Seniors ( entral Ligh o\ Aool ennifer Chidebere Agbara Elizabeth Barnes And-ew Benesh James Bennett Edward Benson 14 Seniors (/ass Of ZOO3 Haley Allison Bowers Sheryl Bowman Genetra Braswell Antonio Briggs Seniors 15 Central High School Sarah Carter Tan Scott Causey Jr. Benjamin Chapman Victoria Chatfield 16 Seniors (/ass of 200 ) Raymond Clark Ml Michelle Elune Clevelaed Shataya Tanisha Cubpepper Seniors 17 ( entral Nigh School Nancy Dion Kotando Dicon Jenner Deawhorn Tamar Kea Deicke 18 Seniors ( lass of 200 ) Jarvie Damas Maceo Loring (vene Elizabeth Faulde Stephanie Faull Niki Larease Floyd Katherine Flake Jennifer Fobeon Adan Beckett Ford Seniors 19 Ashley Nichole Fountain Denys Tanahi Fountain Kobert Gooleby 20 Seniors Class of 2003 Victoria Hightower Phillip Harris Keguon Harvey Darius Hill Vernita Hil Morris th ogan Tacqueline Hape Hopkins Seniors 21 Genital Pipl Sahoo Te Kesha Howell Diahna thatehinson Jeremy eracl Lashandeia Jackson Louie Jackson 22 Seniors ( lass of POOY Shaunta Johnson Wille Johnson Christiana James Seniors 23 ( entral Nigh \ ool Willan David Jones Jessica rammes Brittant Michelle Lanning (wari Catherine Lewie 24 Seniors ( /ass of HVS Krivtald Manne. Nirk Harlan MeCaller Mallory Hope Mile Latoya Mintz Brett Andeew Melatosh Seniors 25 Central High School Class of 2003 Talus Pastor Nira Patel Gregory Patterson Darryl August Paul Brittany Lee Poole Jessica Kaine Poin Seniors 27 Centr al tig OX ool Amanda Elaine Kay A A Ot Hiden Renfrroe Marketh Sams Brandon Scott Bryan Shue 28 Seniors ( a ) of 2 WO Artonio Sinmone Candace Simms Kachard Smather Ashley Monique Snitth T remain Smith Willan Grier Sowell Jr. Lhony Spotte Beau Stewart Danielle Sallwan Seniors 29 ( entral Hic L ey ool 7 omika La sha 7 wner Brian Umstead Benjamin Vance Kristopher Vonderheile 30 Seniors ( a %) of 2 WWO.3 ( entral Nigh oy hAool Jasmine Wibeox Sameson Wikeon 32 Seniors Van Zeller Ana Margaret Zimmerman Seniors 33 % 34 Seniors Seniors 35 36 Seniors Seniors 37 7 4 ] . a alg & =) # f a ie ee oe 38 Seniors Most School Spirit Seniors 39 FAGULIY & STAFF FACING THE DAY Your face of the future is based on your dedication, decision, and determination of today. Pam Wacter Each morning an administrator inspired us with a message to make us better citizens. Dr. Scoggins will always be remem- bered by ending his message with ... Ms.Griffin is fa- mous for her last words until next Chargers... Dr.Weaver begins the dav witha cheerful Hello ( entral dminis tration Dr.Erin Weaver Ms.Shandrina Griffin Faculty 41 Faculty Teacher of the year: Mr. Joseph Hunt Abbot, Roger . iey, ie ; y Bell, Angie Bernard,David Blascovich, Pat Ae Brown, Authur Brown, Daphne Brown, Dot - oe | fz = ae ae =~ > Burt, Susan Caldwell, James Callaway,Adrienne Carr, Karen Carson, Darlene 42 Faculty Howard, Marshe! lohnson, Joyce jones, Lucia loseph, Ira -= - * y . me McGowan, Michelle Kirby, Chris Lamar, Tracy Little, Ron Marti, Amanda McCall, Pat Ty Fi McMillian,Genie McRae, Shelia Menninger,Nancy Morrell, Jermaine Nelson, Leon Painter. Pat elietions . - , - +- 1 ay as. Patrick, Rhea Pearson, Diana D. Ramage, Wendell Ramey, Mary Raymond, Jennifer Reed, Renee Reining-Grey, Kim Remington, Karen 44 Faculty Ruff, David Ryle, Toni Schueler, Mary Nell Scott, Janice Slack, Ken i >. _ . r _ : P fm Stahl, Tom Stanley, Deborah Strickland, Stacy Sweet, Danielle Taylor, Nancy Thornton, Brent Touchton, Deborah ee ee | ae | a @e k= on ' wu = =) y ; boce OF : J) yI es) Juniors Sophomore Cass Officers ) President: Willisha Johnson Vice President: Danny Patterson | 54 Sophomores Rilwan Adeniyi Muhammad Ally Clarence Anderson Jordan Anderson Susie Anderson Jessica Annis Donald Ashley Erik Astudillo Jasmine Bailey Jessica Baker Daniel Barnes Betsy Barrineau CaSandra Barron Heather Barrow Erika Bartholomew Laura Barton Chantia Battle James Bawison Jeffrey Beck Brandon Bennings Terri Benton Jamaal Berry Simon Betancourt Ayesha Billingslea Brandon Bishop Rashaun Blash Christopher Bobo Domonique Bobo Allison Boggs Brittany Bonet Irvin Booker Ladarrian Booze Christy Braddock James Bradley Michelle Brannen Barbi Brown Erik Brown Sierra Brown Kamriss Brunelle Jonathan Bryan Christopher Bryant Jesse Bryant Julie Bui Patrick Burgamy Kindeja Burnam Laura Burt John Cantwell James Card Elizabeth Carino Orrin Carstarphen Shamonica Carter Nicole Caruthers Brooks Case Tameka Causey Donald Chambliss Thomas Cheek Sophomores 55 Fatinah Chen Curtis Coats Kasey Collier Jessica Collins Jonathan Collins Andrew Conn Wilneshia Corbin Matthew Couey Roderick Cox James Cranford La Tasha Crowel Danielle Cummings Brandy Dalton Jason Daniel Jeffrey Daniel Daniel Daniels Taylor Darnell Daniel Davis Heather Davis Jarvis Davis Jermael Davis John Davis Christopher Day Heather Dean Brian Degitz Christopher Deloach Quinton Denmark Haalah Denson Joseph Dingel Nieshia Dinkens Anjelica Dixon Adam Dorminey Ronnie Dozier Arrika Durham Jacob Elkon Amanda Ellington Michael Evans Jessica Fason Kevin Faulds Jawara Ferguson Ariel Ficklin Casey Firebaugh Hannah Fletcher Susan Floyd Susan Fluke Latasha Ford Jay Fordham Cenise Foster Shunterria Fountain Asha Franklin Eric Freel Jermaine Frye Kimiko Gallemore George Goodrum Kelvin Grayer Nicoshia Grayer 56 Sophomores Class of 2009 ro Jenna Green Matthew Grisamore Ashley Haight Donald Hall Britt Hallmark Callie Hamilton Jacob Hammer Candace Hampton Dennis Hanson Zachary Hardy Michael Harkness Veronica Harrell Cassius Harris Hamiyd Harris Kelvin Harris Brittany Hart Niya Hartfield Khadija Haugabrook Stephanie Hawes Charles Hayes Jacob Heaton Andrew Henderson Anthony Henderson Shaqudaway Hiley Andrew Hill Ronnie Hill Tedrien Hill lysha Hillard Jenna Hirst Casey Hodges Jamey Hogan Lauren Hogan Raemona Hogan Darrell Hollings Laura Horton Benjamin Howard Jerrell Howard Jeremey Hughes Gina Intorcia Debra Jackson Nicole Jackson Sherilyn Jackson Courtey James Keisha Johnson Latesia Johnson Leonard Johnson Shandra Johnson Willisha Johnson Chrystie Jones Emily Jones Jeremy Jones Robert Jones Stacy Jones Nisarg Joshi Nirali Kapadia Benjamin Katz Sophomores 57 Sophomores q el vA Tamra Kellam Kimberly Kendrick Tonja Khabir Mary-Alston Killen Iris King Steven King Christopher Kirby Jessica Knowles Jonathan Knox Rachael Koplin Monroe Krakue Jennifer Krommes Reppard Lattimore Janna Layson Charla Lee Demetrius Lee Jonathan Lee Chaundra Leveridge Ebony Lewis Jamila Lewis Keosha Liggins Nathanael Liles Andrew Liu Melanie Lockett Greg Londy Alex Long Alisha Lucas Anthony Marcus Canaan Marshall Steven Mason Robby Mathis Michael Maxwell Reginald May Kristan McCarthy Michael McGehee Jessica McKay Howard McKinney Brett McLaughlin Kareem McMichael Tai McNeer Madison McRae Robert McWhirter Christopher Mickle Jessica Mickle Cedric Miller Jarneka Miller Ashley Mills Christopher Mims Ashley Minter Andre Mitchell Cameron Mitchum Marlene Mobley Michael Mobley Sarah Money Meridith Moon Alexis Moore 58 Sophomores Dominique Moore Joshua Moore Marvin Moore Damien Morris Jarvis Morris Thomas Morris Bashiyr Muhammad Corinthia Nelson lan Nelson Jennifer. Nelson Sabrina Nelson Christine Nichols Tavares Nolton Eric Oetter Kelly Oliver Caitlin OSteen Lacey Oxford Stasha Parker John Parris Katrina Partee William Partridge Danny Patterson Hannah Patterson Phillip Pattillo Tracy Pattson Hadas Peles Kevin Pham Jessica Phillips Tanya Phillips Tara Piggott Candice Pitts Melvin Quainter La Raines Eaan Rainey Paul Ramsingh Stephen Ratterree Thomas Reichert Jaren Reid Jessica Rickman Amanda Roberts Jackie Robinson Kathleen Robinson Adam Rogers Marquis Rountree Chasitee Royal James Rozier Lakeisha Rutland Clifton Salaam Tyrone Sallette Delaine Sanders Brooke Schmitz Travis Sconyers Meaghan Scott Princess Scott Valerie Scott Mary Seredick Sophomores 59 Sophomores William Severance Ali Shekhey Maggie Shepard Ryan Sheppard Jessica Simmons Nickie Simmons Marvin Simpson Dominique Smith Jessica Smith Keva Smith Paul Smith Kelli Sneed Jessica Snider Conner Snow Matthew Snyder Julie Soles Acresha Solomon Lakeisha Sparks John Spiegel Katie Stanley William Stanley Sade Stevens Dequendre Stewart Jasmine Strange Daveishia Strowder Antowan Stubbs Amber Sullivan Ashley Sullivan Darrius Tall Jekaren Taylor Jodi Tellez Joseph Thomas Joshua Thomas Sabrina Thomas Blake Thompson Carlton Thompson Diane Thrasher Brandi Thrift Jennifer Tidwell James Towson Christopher Troutman John Turner Jedidiah Tweddle Nnika Tyrell Kelisa Underwood Norman Vickers Monica Vinson Wesley Walker Crystal Waller Miguel Walton Janelle Warrick Jennifer Waters Tyler Waters Stephen Watruba Desmond Watson D. J. Watson 60 Sophomores Class of 2005 Valerie Welker Davis Wells Lauren Wells Hayward White Deontrae Whitfield Sarah Wilder Ashley Williams Jamarcus Williams Josiah Williams Kenneth Williams Shanderlette Williams Theresa Williams Catherine Willis Jessica Willis Kathryn Wilson Keith Wilson Stevario Windhom Frederick Wright Ryan Wright Shawanda Wynes Tanisha Yarbrough Christopher Young Yan-Fang Yu Kate Zaloumes X ~ , in Ot BA v4 . =f a : s) \ < Sophomores 61 |) Freshmen Class Officers President: Phillip Gordon Vice President:Shaunta Hamilton Secretary: Alyssa Nix Treasurer: Amanda Smith 62 Freshmen >. is , - re 4-9: . | * _ sf *~ 2 a "') a 3 ALY i as: _ - *. + Stefanie Kellam Benjamin Kerr Daniel Kerr Skylar Keys Bonnie Kiernan Jacorey Kilcrease - Matt Kinsey Rikki Kirkland Christina Kistner Michael Kitchens Richard Klingelhofer Kelly Krammes Ashley Kretlow Christopher Lanning Misty Lavender William Lawrence Brandy Ledbetter Nathan Lee Merry Lewis Tony Lewis Derrick Lofton Kristopher Logue Kyle Long Vanessa Lubin Lashavda Luby David Lucas Nathaniel Mackey Kristin Mahaney James Marshall Mary Marshall Tiffany Marshall Diesha Martin Makeda Martin Maria Martin John Massey Amanda Mathis Holly Matthews Cory Maurer Katrina Maxwell Kendra Maxwell Natkela Mays Heather Maze Jessica McClure Quatwana McCutchen Tanisha McGowan Alesia McKenzie Lucy McLees Matthew Millard Danielle Miller Megan Milton Jarrett Mitchell Zachary Mitchell Bethany Moncrief Latisha Monteiro John Moore Kevin Mosley Freshmen 67 Freshmen Courtney Whitehead La Whitehead Tiera Whitehead Jatarious Wilkerson Alexander Williams Andrea Williams Gary Williams Letitia Williams Markale Williams Miesha Williams Santivia Williams Taylor Willingham James Willis Tiffany Willis Sapphire Wilmore Dontae Wimberly Gary Dontae Wimberly Gregory Wimberly Andrew Witsell Brandon Woodford Willie Wooten Kyla Wright Vincent Wright Alexander Wyche Daniel Young 70 Freshmen FACING THE FACTS CLASSES & ACADEMICS Career Education LUO =6Black Men of Macon | _areerrest nvine bibbt Our grate I CARE =ST students a chance to explore ntiex =ER FES ' life after high schoo! J he ~ ri ff) The Edgar H. Wilson Convention Centre Stacv lones is stvlin and These High School High Tech proniin in firemans gear at students are just dying to ask ( agreertest 2002. The Macon the question What's up Fire Department donated suits Doc? tor the occasion Left, Right, Turn, Face These JROTCers practice pet fectine their march inside the yym OSeom Filiot and ftriends talk to peramedk and : onsidet the possibility ei the medical field Dexter Gordon works hard in Ms.Watsons technology class, but pauses for a picture and then it's back to work Central's very own work hard in the new Web Page Design class. Cant you tell? 78 Band Eric Baker toots his horn as the rest ot the Sugarbears rollow. Looks like he could usea preather Chris Harvey shows us his excitement during the football game. Chris flashes us a smile while taking a break. Wesley Griffin and Eric Baker show their Sugarbear spirit! They put their heart and soul into playin those tunes: Its hot, its hot, its hot Give meatubaany Gay: out here...Majorettes Ronnie Hillis happy to be Brittany Lott, Heathe: playing the tuba in the Tucker, Tenisha White- last home game. head. and Jenna Hirstare some not twiriers Ben Vance cracks a big smile for the camera with Ms. Wacter. ~ Jazz Band with Mr. Moreil. , a % fant me nal =f ; 5 a Concert Band playing at = , : 5 = . A a a Se. aaa 4 he Grand with Mr. Bell. Al Pu | = ie : | v 4 i fe ie ance Mrs. Diana Pearson- Drama a= ORM 8 @ A)... LO) Fine Arts 85 CVAE, Marketing, and Business New at Central! Ms. Carswell Web Page Desiqn Class Mrs. Pat Painter- CVAE and VOCA Corrodinator Mr. Cory Smith- Marketing Teacher 88 CVAE A+ Computer Repail Class- a collabora- tive partnership with Central Georgia Technical Colleqe. _ at } a = g , a. _ ma a iVUPAR = is ; om bi : : | | en a se fi yh Rifle Team Golden Girls Drill Team Cadet Captain Mark Smith Cadet Major Kendra Krump Raider Challenge Team Cadet LTC Marcello Curtis Golden Boots Drill Team Cadet LTC Marcello Curtis and CPTPaul Competition Color Guard Cadet COL Tamar Driskell Above: Bryan Shue, Thomas Eanes Fennelly, Mark Smith, Jedidiah Tweddle, Brent Hitchcock, Stephen Ratteree, Major Abbot, Monroe Krakue, Jamie Collier, Jonny Beaton, Kasey Collier, Marcello Curtis, and Chris Deloch CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS FACING IT TOGETHER HAM DE HD Advisor. Evie Crumbliss ee Hh eco Nn Clubs 97 ae : Wax scx00! 4CEDEMIC Tuan 2603 Academic Team Advisor. A Co-Captians: vanthi Narain, Noah Mink, and ilaii Na iin; JV Captian: | Captain: EO $a: 9. 1% - hoe } i y ENTRA wk 3063 rare CREAR PION Academic Decathalon Team Advisor. Captain: Advisor. ildw President: Lee Eli ter; VP: Abi : ; Secretary: Nira Fatel; Treasurer: ge ~s ~~. _ Dd all | , Tne He) 4 TT Sete ten ae SESS Sel a - e Dm OFF Ot & or a fe ee : wre. FF : 4, ~ oe +. Ate) bt & Black History and Cultural Club Advisor. | Niels President: Est ira; VP: ty Dinkins; Secretary: | ; Treasurer: | Way; Parliamentarian: Canaan Ma ll; Standing Committee Chairperson: LFS (SRY oD): Cotfee House Advisor. Advisor. Cory Smit President: Amanda Kay; VP: Apt vender; Secretary: Christian nes; Treasurer: | Harvey; Reporter: Elana Brown; Project Coordinators: | fer V Drama Club Advisor: President: Kati mes; VP: Sarah Wallace; Secretary: Ka inelle; Treasurer. ~~ Earth Club Advisor. mond; President Cl ; VP: Nit tel; Secretary. | Science Club President: Andrew Benesh; VF: Lee Elle ter; Secretary: Katie Fluke; Treasurer. Vernita ; Contact Person: ina ; Projects Chair: | a. _ a = = __SSSSESEEE Oe Fellowship of Christian Athletes Advisor: Sat. Brov | President: Amy Fierce and Jenny r; VF: Kathy f nson and Jin wson; Secretary: Mallory ] en; Treasurer: lyler Water | Future Educators of America Advisor: Amal . President: Veboran Kruger; VP: Mallo ittis; Secretary: Anna McLees; Treasurer: Mad French Club Advisor: | Le Prsident: id Ed it rac Dees: La Vice- Prsidente: Secrtaire-Trsoriere: | Habitat for Humanities Advisor: | , A President: Lee Ellen Carter: VP: Nira Patel; Secretary: Liana George; Treasurer: |} Way: Senior Kep: Juianna Selby: Junior Rep: | 1 | ton: Sophomore Kep: ecky Fluke: Freshman Rep: mn Humanities me a : D I | 8 ee) ~. .S Sf) ~. > de Math Team Advisor: lra Joseph Key Club Juniors and Seniors Advisor: President: Ko! nson; VP-Fundraising: es, VP-Services: Secretary: Betsy Watts; Recording Secretary: _auren Wells; Treasurer: Meriaiti ; Historian: | | Key Club Freshmen and Sophomores Advisor: ISe President: | nson; VP-Fundraising: Dilly Jones; VP-Services: Secretary: Betsy Watts; Recording Secretary: Lauren Wells; Treasurer: M 1; Historian: | e; Corresponding n; Lt. Gov.: e, Corresponding n; Lt. Gov. a heclae 725 Mock Trial Advisor: a Senior Team Members: ACADEMIC TEAA 3 rTars CRAM PION Model UN Advisor: Stanford Br Chief Delegate: Mu 4s, sof inate Advisor: President: Crystal Sanchez; VP: Balaji Nariain; Meats iera Scott; Treasurer: | ag fi vy oem: _{y m? tt ot National Honor ey A Advisor: Fat L y Ya 4 vy YO . 4 k ay 3 Ne - t L an President: Katie Fluke; VP: Lee Ellen : Secretary Patel; Treasurer: tarian: Amanda K Sul: Parliamen- Olympians Advisor: Janice Pickett Prep Club Advisors: Danielle Sweet and Shandrina Griffin President: Monchel Denerson; VP: Derrious Lowe; Secretary: Roseland Way: Treasurer: \vari Lewis; Reporter: Tomeka Turner; Administrative Assistant: Quiana Selby Red Cross :. | ) ie 4 2 sas Advisor: Lucia Jones President: Abhi aw + | Saxena; VP: William Spanish Club > aaa , : Sowell; Treasurer: PAG Y. Charlie Yu; Secretary: Katie Fluke; Media: James Long Advisor: | , | | : > ae: ae President: Spirit Club a } fee eah J 2 E : Secretary: Treasurer: VV TAPS - Teens Against Pregnancy World Cultures Club VOCA - Vocational Oppurtunites Club of America Advisors: | President: > VF: ; Secretary: Treasurer: | Vay: Public Rela- tions: Advisor: Eugenia McMillan President: Jayanthi Narain; VP: Warren Smith; Secretary-Trea- surer: Kim Vu Advisor: Patricia Painter President: Lawerence Sullivan VP: Maria Martin Secretary: Courtney White- head Treasurer: Kim Harvey IN YOUR FACE SCHOOL SPIRIT & SPORTS @luesday was Tull of atros, Te ia ) dlatiorm sh0es, aiid Much, Tire Doesnt sue look cute? Pink ald Dive, polka-dots and peace Signs i$ a siqniticam SIgN Of the 70S. Whooodali....look at that TOOOOO!! 1S That JOs or what?? Chandra Leveridge takes time to tlash her pearly whites at Te Camera on 70s Day. Sophomore, jessica Mickle SITIKeS a pose for the Gamera Wille sporting her 70$ wear. Holly Matthews shows off het groovy peace signs for 70's Day. 174 Spirit Week and ie So =T Soe a Bort heir SN : . Gh meus! ban- > ee Wey ewe SS PE te i | a i + _ ae Be 1 tw f : > sa x P , - 4e * . "1 ae Genes . ap SA A: SOAS aN a SY ut mh Oe UA Oe i MIAN at a he o * a y n! ny, Shs a a a ~~ - a8 ~~ _ ~ ~ SiN AY na RA te s : * this Li mi hs ie ~ \ a ~ ' _ : Lk ~\ &s ., ih \ - . ~ \Y . ig og EO \" MANN * ons gh aM, 9, 1%, r ty . Wit Sia Re Ki \" . i a ih Oh AN TON ne its ane y my \ en ." ss . nai Ast ss * ee ks AAs * Wh ut 4) ANS i SANS Spe UK i wh, RAS VEN \ SSS AWN AS REN AN SASS SQ \\ AR stati | e " ss gee ~ p ly +. -. | : he cage 2 be ees etal SS ere 7 ental imecanig AOAC Amand a , -_ . : i - erik Ss. Ls. | Sees ee Me Saphomore Me. Junior Mr, Senior My Freshman Ke hard S pikes C; ris / ulman Johnny Bi eaton Neywor id. veg Cot 2002 My. Central Marcus Denn fl Lice Senior Mes Junior / Uie Sgpk omore Mee Freshman lee We Faa le 4, TAA He + 4 fi ott Jenna Hest 7 anivha Mi C Cou GA a 4 : | ~ | | A ; seal WAS AN ), Homecoming 124 LE was < 4 ; - it oe Sees ra te ht te": e a , * Gre a af C!S ur NO SNY J 2BAUD Varsity Cheerleading Christian Wilkerson Kristen Willsams The cheerleading squad shows their school spirit at a tootball game. The football players gaze in amazement and ask, Why cant we do that? . ap. >" i o.- we? ~ he . + 2002 Varsity Football Team 2002 Varsity Football Schedule Yate Opponent Macon Co. Morgan Co. Carrolton Mary Persons West Laurens Peach County Northeast Perry Southwest Dodge Dublin Se aa - @ 444.8... 4 a R= 53% 7 : 7 a ee = ads = a, ~ ~_ & . P35 az a - ae : # : . = : ~ ae Pratt ee . oe ft) ae se Rf ~~ @ _ 4 a " Jessi is lined up and ready to attack. Susan winds up. JV Softball 131 aie : ty . hy .Fu4 at 7 grt J " as ad bitte OPA 1 1G OMe uy : wi kT / | ei ' y veh! f. a ins 5 ei ' f ite OT, Ae xi mie. LAVAS Ryan Potts and Nick Delong take a drink from the nose to cool down after a long run! 132 Cross Country Date Aug 31 Sept 5 Sept 12 Sept 17 Sept 19 Sept 28 Oct 3 Oct 5 Oct 10 Oct 17 Oct 24 Nov 2 Nov 9 ntry Schedule Location Valdosta Northeast Northeast Warner Robbins Northeast LaGrange Mary Persons Cochran Northeast Twiggs County Northeast Gainesville, Albany, Cochran Carrollton Marcello Curtis 1s What a race Casev Collier. Rvan Potts, Kevin Faulds, Heather Allen, Amberly Abbott, Kyle McMcLaughlin, Brent Hitchcox, Neil Pal, Bret Mcl aughlin, Crystal Sanchez. Ashley Halsev. Marcello Curtis, Brvan Shue, Bo Brown, Bobby T. Chris Deloach, Heather Scott, Jake Newberry, Jessica Hill, Marie Eanes Fennely, led Tweddle, Clevland Dixon, Andrew Ho, Benjamin Ho, Christie Braddock, George Goodrum, Markieth Sams, Monroe Krakue, Jonathan Collins. Brandon Chalmers, Thomas Eanes-finnely, Steven Smith Cross Country 4 : 33 Basketball Schedule Southeast at Central Central at Westside Central at Southeast Central at Pern Dublin at Central Bear Brawl Upson Lee lLournament Great Southern Shootout West Laurens at Central! (central at Mary Persons Peach at Central Northeast at Central Southeast at Central Dodge County at Central Central at Dublin Perry at Central Central at West Laurens Mary Persons at Central Central at Peach Central at Northeast Central at Southwest Central at Dodge County oe ae eee eeee eros ey EPP PPPPEEL i} #4 VALU eaeeeeeeres * pes seneneel | 2002-2003 Roster Coach Bernard Solomon Name Class Rashod Parker Freshman Ronnie Hill Sophomore Melvin Quainter Sophomore Brooks Case Sophomore Jacory Killcrease Freshman James Card Sophomore Correy Earles Freshman Cornelius Davis Freshman Terry Smith Freshman Alexander Wyche Freshman Bryan Jones Freshman Jonathan Knox Sophomore Greg Wimberly Freshman 2002-2003 Roster Coach Irish Yarbrough ack 2 OO Number Name Class 20 Arika Durham Sophomore 14 Keshia Johnson Sophomore Melissa Diehl Freshman Andrea James Freshman Jessica Annis Sophomore ndsey Summer Freshman ysha Hillard Sophomore inny Seredick Sophomore Janekia Daniels Freshman randy Ledbetter Freshman 2002-2003 Wrestling Schedule Opponent Date LO Northeast L] Warner Robins 17 Crawtord Co. 20-2] Invitational LO-1] Dublin IN) BOI BRO RQ /15 Baldwin Co. All County Invitational Duals Fitzgerald 8 State Duals 14-15 AAA Sylvester 20-2] State Tourn. 2002-2003 Wrestling Team Varsity Baseball - Front Lto R: Matt Krommes. Rvan Potts. Jay Fordham, Joe! Collins. JusinMoore. Cente I.to R: Justin Goodwin. Brett Grossman. Jonathan Jones. Matt Couev. Justin Bell. Billy Jones. Back Lto R Lertue Hernandez. Rob Johnson. Zac Grace. Chauncey Ward. Matt Nelson. Paul Roney. Coach Holleman. Brett strikes him out. Paul Roney returns the pitch, Johnathan Jones with a smile. 142 Baseball 2002 Varsity Baseball Date aS Lo we Oe we ww ow w <>) ~ ~ ~ Vw n = = 4 oO 7 ~ ~ ui tb w oO Schedule Opponent Wilkinson Co. Westside SE SE/SW Hancock Central Westside NE/ Mary Persons Westside LaGrange Mary Persons Jackson SE SW Harris Co. NE La Grange Mary Persons Jackson SW Harris Co. NE 2 , ate gir ani - Pw es Dal AS, te ART ie Cne j au + Sa 2 hy Tew Seats 7 7 : ae . 4+ - a& 7" a a a ae 4 P - be 7 . . a= pos< Le: | ieae We on : 4 Padigs ; a5 * o * r> Schedule y S a 7 _ ad = 4 | TT? > 7 7S oes - 2b ee ae ie = Bw. Mae Ta, . - i> a, wees, Se Say a rs -- tes Sk tee nea es a", Jessica Annis Keeps her eyes open Ginny Seredick takes the ball! at ] Becky Fluke concen trates hard on her pass Front Row (left to right): Crystal Sanchez, Ginny Seredick, Hannah Campbell, Lindley Parris, Aimee Hall, Jenny Rakue. Middle Row (left to right):Katie Fluke, Jessica Taylor, Heather Allen, Jessica Annis, Lauren Wells, Becky Fluke, Ashley Halsey. Back Row (left to night): Coach Penny, Sara Davis, Sydney Adair, Katherine Prisant, Saralee Gallien, Coach Darren. Girls Soccer 14/7 . caw ee ie ov ae : whe Au Es * 3 a om a+ sa tA es Hm Nag oe o ry ; +4 - * . > Ae ; _ . wr eth er -eeanseses 7 " : ; | * * 7 * : ~~ a ae nt aa . , - : ~_ a. oD a Se = eee bh ieate gt Se anince FS Re Pry) SI ne a tea; a ee ad 2 . ~~ . . = - es. a _* -. - " oF. 4 5s aE er mere ~ i * ea re F. ~ rere > Man that thing looks heavy. Go Graham! '% Cmon legs... dont fail me now Heather enjoys lending a hand inbetween runs. Tut, Tut, looks like rain! Chi Chi keeps a steady pace. Track 153 HONORS & RECOGNITIONS THE FACE OF SUCCESS he | i in y by ull f ae LOK ec with i = _ : Ss = E_ > a * ~ - . ; _ a 7 e : ag he ote : a s.. } j 7 - e . Po .. J J ty i a\\ ama ily. f\\\ \ a = ' ms oy, ay Z t. ; ij 7 q : : * 4 a ; | > ae of eS : cle : MW a - e a *- io 4 Ken Dean Honors and Recognition 199 Dictionaxyad He =, . : Canadian DICTIONARY ae _ _ _ wit 6. > ON Jayanthi Narain 156 Star Teacher And Student _ . a i hee 4 - : . UG) > ~. NSS CTL = - - wig : ALMAAS il SSS (Ft tos mera Cnet t y a) - - ' i . > - - 4 - - 4 . *! ae 5 J - Vr ro. . . : - A + ty" 14 a ae oP Sa Syn hy ne ; a) me esi, = me 2 P <=>. ye 218 ee ee ee eet te bere V4 ce Ob ar Ob ae le ee ee -_ - a Governors Htonors Phogiass Governors Flonors consists of a group of the fop few individuals in each respective subject. These stu- dents allend a summer program in which they can excel in their subjects. The Nominees Sleveario Windham - Communicative Arts Kathleen Robinson - Wathematics Sonathan Lee - Science Balaji Narain - Social Studies Crera Scolf - Soctal Studies Sohn Poome - Fine Arts/ Theatre Soel Collins - Fine Arts/ Musice-Alto Saxophone Robert Davis - Fine Arts! Visual Andrew Lia - Mathematics Sustin Ho - Tlathematics Lee Elfen Carter - Sctence Noah Mink - Social Studies Gara Groves - Fine Arts! Theatre Benjamin Austin - Fine Arts! Theatre Gulte Soles - Fine Arts/ Dance Golden Eagle Nominees 161 Honors and Awards Pictured, Billy Jones, Adam Ford, and Rob Johnson, were chosen to be on the All City Football Team along with Van Zellner, Morris Hogan, and Jeremy Israel. Honorable Mention were William Bailey, Graham Burkhalter, and LiRonnie Davis ks! Senior, Amy Pierce, will be representing Central in the running for jthe Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholorship. A TL * : 4 , , ut ; Lette / Th , ; geet : : SS ; . ' : ite te Siete haeeee 7 LD seeti yl, . the? pr aeeeeieeeees 1 tere ' they : : : tee ; val piel * : 1 p hy aay we opeeeertr eer ry eet ' " : : " t) peedee ' hee, aed . ty bPeeees te : ayy Hit vil iteg pe ANN HHH heen Nagl tat 4 +e : - : } st . : leegal Mis : tee tie # aby, | Se l ' tte > LAL Mipy J ih eteemas. : terey re : tei overs beads, . | " thee aa a : Amanda Ray and Adam are winners of the Wendys High School Heisman Trophy Award. 162 Awards ~ Seniors Lauren Green and Jessica Toler Stephanie Rainey was selected to be ' were honored with a scholarship to on the all Middle Georgia Softball Team. Darton College. Ginny Seredick was also selected to be on the All Middle Georgia Softball team. Rob Johnson was named as one of Georgias Scholar Athletes. Awards 163 Scholastic Achievement Award Science Fair Winners Noah Munk and Collier Gladden Balaju Narain Lee Ellen Carter Bryan Canady Jake Newberry Kristen O}] ymp ics P ==715 Bubb =i < District Honor Band . ; a Symphonic Band 11th 12th Horace Braswell, Brandon Chalmers, Joel Collins-lst Chair, Wesley Griffin, Chris Harvey-Ist Chair, Ashford Johnson, Darryl Paul, Jessica Poston, Shay Sallette, Jameson Wilson District Honor Band eS Concert Band 9th 10th Sarah Allmond, Allison Boggs, Roderick Cox, Erin Day, Marie Eanes-Fennelly, Denny Hanson-|st Chair, Jessica Hill, Ronnie Hill, Jeremy Jones-2 instruments, Caitlin Keen, Mary Marshall-lst Chair, Marvin Moore, Danny Patterson, Hannah Paul, Aamne Shalabi, Lakeisha Sparks, Sade Stevens, Nnika Tyrell, Kelisa Underwood REFLECTIONS Photography: ist: Haley Bowers* (12th grade) 2nd: Lauren Lee* (11th grade) 3rd: Amanda Herndon* (9th grade) Literature: ist: Faira Holiday* (11th grade) 2nd: Hannah Campbell* (12th grade) 3rd: James Dees* (12th grade) Visual Arts: 9th grade: 1st Heather Maze 2nd: Nathan Lee 3rd: Bonnie Kiernan 10th grade: 1st: Kathleen Robinson 2nd: Connor Snow* 3rd: Paul Smith 11th grade: ist: Faira Holliday 2nd: Liana George 3rd: Faira Holiday Honorable Mention: Stacy Xing 12th grade: ist: Tameka Phillips 2nd: Secret Hayslip* 3rd: Nicole Whitfield Honorable Mention: Stacy Xing First and second place winners for each grade level were submitted to the Middle Georgia district competition District Competition Winners are noted with an asterisk (*) Their entries have been submitted to Georgia PTA fo! judging sf Kt ASK See, Awaits m.. Congratulations Teachers of the Year Peter Christensen Central Pam Snipes Elam Alexander Academy 168 Ads FACES OF SUPPORT ADVERTISEMENTS ) _..8ays Congratulations Class of 2003 re: Our O01) in Uo De ~~ i oa i! Chic-fil-A Riverside Parkway 140 Tom Hill Sr. Biva Macon, Georgia ~ . = . - . > i, iF Y) F | | ioe _ wie | 9S vir ) ji = \ / or ik & F _- z . & a! ; / yes = From Yesterday to Today seems like only a Moment. Your PROUD PARENTS Wish you all the Luck in the FUTURE. na 4 To my best bud BEN VANCE, Best of luck to you, and dont forget, Ive made arrangements! -Denny Hanson 7 i BRYAN SHUE xt P { } me | \ / a ee . 4 : 4 Congratulations Stephanie!!! We are very proud of you! Love, Mom, Bobby, Justin, Daddy, Jessica, Josh, and Amber Desire. ASK, Believe, Recieve om. A a > , j f oy a Shardat D Andreae b Murray: Willis Anthony Johnson Well I held your finger along thowiy, Frow baby to teenager, watched you grow ie And now ity time for me to let go and . in Let yow spread your wingy salted vite future za We are $0 proud of yow and your accomplishmenty. Keep God im the center of your life abways. - hihi, Al our love, Mom, Big Daddy Ne ae Meghan and Whitney r* - , ae 174 Ads Tomika LaSha Turner Tomika , You've overcome the challenges of graduating from high school as a star student, but now its time to move on and | wish you all the luck in the world and many blessings. Love Chris-Chris Tomika, we love you; You have been the daughter we never had. You have made us proud. Uncle Mike and Aunty Melba Even youths grow tired and weary, and young (women) stumble and fall; but those who hope in the Lord ~ will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not faint. Isaiah 40:30-3 | Love, Mommy and Aunty Jewel ') c2ie iam Y via ~ ow Tomika, you are an independent young lady opinionated when you are right and humble when you are wrong. Since you were born you have been striving for higher steps, serious about getting ahead in life. It has been a joy being your grandmother. | can only see ahead for you success. Like an eagle spread your wings and fly. Love Always, Grandma Clara 0 0 5 | Ads 175 | Central "High School , ~ Fine Arts Magnet | sugarbear Banc A =o] incon, Georgia i a os OP ay. a - Wantever you are by tien Seay to it; never desert your line of talent. Be what nature intended you for and you will succeed. Sydney Smith CONGRATULATIONS! Love, Mom, Dad & Jordan My darling little angel Has become a beautiful Young lady. Congratulations!!! We love you! Mom, Charles, Sha, Mama Lucy & Angel. SECRET) HAYSLIP | only th nal Margaret Zimmer! ing keen) eeping these tears 1 ' IT} m\ PY; = : pa Ve Pp ~ 4 / ap ~ Moy %A07 jimokjo7nosd-0f mH. [pH Fey MUM 2.40 NOA Once ina il a you get shown the fight in the strangest of places if you look at tt right. * a Congratulations to my lovely daughter, Jacquita! Youve 1 Keep on striving for higher ground. Katie, [ cant believe youre about to graduatel You ve been my best friend since you were born, and Ive always admired you. Youre so smart, SWEET, positive, and beautiful. You make everyone around you Smile. Thanks for always being there. Good luck in al! you do in life! I love you! Megan "Crystal Shunta Wilder" Latoya Nipper Class of 2003 a\ : \ 7 > t wg Pa ( (a Ce J E DANIEI HALI WEAVER DONT: jump to conclusions. fly off the handle. run down the boss. dodge responsibility. , stretch the truth. 1 OE ecto a Agere push your luck. ntti 2 , DO: respect yourself and others have fun enjoy life reach for the stars We are so proud of you and love you so much! Daddy, Mama, Rachel and Ruth I thank God in remembrance of you. Philippines 1:3 > us| Keywon Harvey Class of 2003 Congratulations Congratulations Aquanas Meadows Heather Comer Class of 2003 Class of 2003 AVA ANIVI2Z VAONYNY \ exe j J014d HAD4WHS JO V _s SuVaA Of a eo f) : ae i ~ " -* rs an ~ i { > mn SORT) | a end v 222 Staff Pages tage Pr eo et "I Fpl oa Sg > E> be Bd 7 . yt Pulic ations Staff Staff Pages 223 224 Staff Pages Wintid Mik in NASA AP Wate berg News/Landov Bloom s : ReutersLand & |n October, a Moscow theater siege by Chechen rebels ends in a Russian special forces raid that kills the captors and at least 129 hostages ie x RP Wide World Photos a ae ibis & Thousands die as storms and floods cause billions of dollars in damage in China and many countries across Europe. Rery AP # Pope John Paul II travels to Toronto's Downsview Park in July to lead the World Youth Day vigil . x \ ae te si rs _ Hh head ot = Whey, f* f Reuters/Bjoermn Sigurdsor/Landov Over 100 people, mostly foreign tourists, are killed in an October terrorist bombing Once presumed dead, Al-Qaeda leader Osama of two nightclubs in Bali, Indonesia. bin Laden returns to Middle Eastern air waves with recorded anti-American threats. Vasily Fedosenko/Reuters Landov Ay |n an effort to eliminate Al-Qaeda, the United States continues its war on terrorism by maintaining a steady military presence in Afghanistan. AFP/Corbis 8 eee > After being subpoenaed to testify before a Massachusetts grand jury about sex abuse among Catholic priests, embattled Boston Cardinal Bernard Law resigns. > More than 25 states implement the Amber Alert System, which posts information about abducted children on TV and interstate signs, leading to the recovery of dozens of children nationwide. NATIONAL AFP/Corbu: r weeks in October, alleged snipers Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo rorize Washinaton. D.C.. Marviand and < ginia, randomly killing 10 people and not return safely to i | Ka ATTY ae ; Oe 4 \P/Wide Wor On July 28, nine Midterm elections make Several large corporations Pennsylvania coal miners history as Republicans, the inflate profits while top the are Safel home 7 are rescued after being party controlling the White executives make off with 'V iV . trapped for three days in House, gain congressional millions in accounting Earth, but we can pray a mineshaft flooded with Seats rather than losing them Scandals that send shock President George W Bush over 70 million gallons waves through global markets 0 | W d I e / \Y In October, Minnesota \M Sparked by summer drought, J A weakened economy \Y President Bush signs the Homeland Senator Paul Wellstone wildfires including one set repeatedly drives down Security Act, officially creating a dies in a plane crash accidentally by a forlorn interest rates and delivers Department of Homeland | along with his wife, forest rangertear across retailers their worst holiday dedicated to preventing terr daughter and five the western United States. shopping season in decades. other victims. photo by Joey McLeister/Star Tribune Ed Andrieski/AP/Wide Worid Photos . i oe ae AAA ~~ : =e | ~ ~ . f& Throughout 2002, Americans search for way: . ~ | ; : | , As to recover and rebuild trom September 11 , i. On the one-year anniversary, Survivors > ' families and friends gather at ali three s to commemorate the tives lost FS . Federal employees from the = Transportation Security Administration begin screening all checked baggage and random passengers at airports. < The possibility of the United States waging war against Iraq meets E disapproval both at home and abroad. > The U.S. Senate passes a resolution condemning a Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that reciting the Pledge of Allegiance in schools is unconstitutional. ween CalitornaPesce A,uon.org ) et The Journal of the American Medical Association reports that children who grow up with pets have a reduced risk of developing common allergies. | UCLA/Getty images & Both Italian doctor Severino Antinori and Raelian scientists at Clonaid, who believe aliens created humans, ciaim to have produced the first cloned human. Neither claim iS proven genetically ke/AP/Wide World Photos # El Nino causes snow and ice storms up and down the East Coast rainstorms in California and a devastating December tornado in Mississippi iene: Mat Tablet F & A blanket of pollution over south Asia, dubbed the Asian Brown Cloud threatens the lives of miilions worldwide with respiratory disease he nations largest outbreak of the We: : Nile Jit : White n summer 20 2 : The disease is spread by migrating bird: oes one fron XY The cola war puts new NM Krispy Kreme lovers \ Several companies introduce flavored water ing Movie Stars to flavors to the test Start a new tradition enhanced with vitamins and other nutrients. ng rock stars sports including Dr. Pepper by celebrating their newest fashion Red Fusion, Pepsi Blue vows with doughnut and Vanilla Coke wedding cakes < Furopean fashion hits the sidewalks and clubs of the United States with retro-style bowling shoes wy Busy singles try out speed dating, which gives couples several minutes to talk yne-on-one before moving to a new partner at the next table AD AAs - vice Shaun Best Reuters L2 me 17 , "7 Rvocrena The Mohawk makes a hair-raising x comeback after being donned by : everyone from U.S. World Cup star \ e , Clint Mathis to actor Ryan Phillippe > Digital innovations include camera phones cell phones that can transmit still and video images through mobile phone lines. Spider-Man, starring Tobey Maguire ind Kirsten Dunst spins a $114 million pening weekend Dox-oftice record ENTERTAINMENT With over 6 million viewers, The Osbournes is the biggest hit in MTV's 21-year history. Avid gamers tune in to G4, the first cable TV channel dedicated solely tO video games Viewers return week after week for a bit of innocent American nostalgia on NBC's > rs Photolest / 4 -< rg y: - + = = hit drama American Dreams _- Phototest AV Ron, Harry and Hermione are back to hitting the books and battling evil forces in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. th & The Bachelor and The Bachelorette keep millions tuned in to ABC to see who will receive an On-air Marriage proposal Barrett Sesame Sireet A PBS's Sesame Street introduces the Muppet Kami, an HIV-infected orphan, in an effort to educate young people worldwide about AIDS sett yes XY Jennifer Aniston wins her first Emmy Award and a Golden Globe for her role as the new mother Rachel Green on NBCs popular comedy Friends. Phototest YY Virtual unknowns Nia Vardalos and John Corbett Steal America's hearts in the years surprise smash hit My Big Fat Greek Wedding. Phototest NY Peter Jackson receives a Golden Globe Best Director nomination for The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, the year's most anticipated sequel. (4 y *h \y Cynical Simon Cowell and company stir up big ratings for Fox's American Idol and big record sales for winner Kelly Clarkson, a waitress from Texas. Phototest _ HBO Films comedy Real Women Have Curves promotes positive self-image with the dazzling debut of Latin-American actress America Ferrera. CBS scores a ratings doubleheader with a pair of forensic investigation dramas, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and CSI Miami. J. Pat Aw Carter /AP/Wide World Photos Spanish trio Las Ketchup lands a summer hit with the catchy Asereje aka The Ketchup Song (Hey Hah). New Media inc.'Co Raut: barry erty AP a &\ R&B newcomer Ashanti becomes the first artist since the Beatles to have three singles from a debut album in Billboard's Top 10 at the same time n = AP/VWy & |n April 2002, Lisa Left Eye Lopes, 30, of R&B band TLC. dies in a car crash ona Honduran highway XY In October, legendary \ After a six-year \Y Country crossover star Shania Ww hip-hop DJ Jam Master romance, No Doubt's Twain hits No. 1 on the Billboard Jay of Run-DMC is shot Gwen Stefani marries albums chart with Up/, a double and killed in a Queens, Bush's Gavin Rossdale CD with every song in both a New York, music studio. in September. pop and country version. Chase Roe/Retna Thomas Rabsch/Wireimage.com Dallas Cowboy running back Emmitt Smith breaks Walter Paytons 16,727-yard mark to become the NFL's all-time leading rusher. The Detroit Red Wings capture the 2002 NHL Stanley Cup over the Cinderella Carolina Hurricanes. Its a record ninth cup for retiring coach Scotty Bowman. ) The college football season is marred by violent confrontations involving fans, students and even coaches. MVP Troy Glaus leads the scrappy Anaheim Angels to the 2002 World Series win over Barry Bonds and the San Francisco Giants, four games to three. Kevork Diansevian/AP/Wide World Photos NY The U.S. mens soccer yY The U.S. Postal Service team f The top-rated defense of team advances to the propels Sports Illustrated the Tampa Bay Buccaneers World Cup quarterfinals magazine's Sportsman of the shuts down the No. 1 for the first time, by Year Lance Armstrong to his offense of the Oakland defeating Mexico 2-0. fourth consecutive Tour de Raiders to win Super Bowl France victory. XXXVI 48-21. Christo! Stache/AP/Wide World Photos Mike Powell/Getty Images Matt A. Brown/Newsport/Corbis JS. Moses/AP/Wide Worid Photos \y LPGA pro Annika Sorenstam, after a record-setting 13-win 2002 season worldwide, accepts an invitation to play the Colonial tournament on the men's 2003 PGA Tour The Ohio State Buckeyes beat the heavily favored Miami Hurricanes in double overtime to win the BCS National Championship. The 31-24 victory is the school's first national football title since 1968. The new sport of SlamBall takes basketball to the extreme on a specially designed court with four trampolines in front of each hoop. Wea 1) potohe dete 1h | | pte a a ae \eanaue eS lange iy laa < Skateboarding reaches new popularity heights thanks to the high visibility of the X Games and the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater video game series Surfing welcomes a tidal wave of women to the sport after receiving a Hollywood endorsement in the popular summer flick Blue Crush. irais Moussaoui. widely io De The ZOth niackel joe lor Nis involvement in the September terrorist attacks \ \ tt) Martha Stewart faces charges of illegal stock trading after former Imclone president Sam Waksal allegedly tips her off regarding the company's demise. mel | y x , >) Russel! Boyca/Reuters/_andov on ) i 4 ) Since ney Were TT snow old, Mary-Kate and Ashley rn : an UUSINeS lisen. 16. have ' i.) amassed a $76 million fortune tnrougn ther Uualstar Entertainment Group Veteran actor Richard Harr ms role aS Nogwarts wise | Albus D imbiecgore. aes it age /2 \. Photofes! Printed in USA. 2003 Jostens Inc. 02-0342 (1768) Alma Mater Central High Schoo! Scott C. Tobias 1995 | Loy our Al-ma Ma - ter. Con >= dear mem your ways will trea - sure al - we Through the years And wav un So. way fade ver shine your light may ' true and for-ev er, now Hail to you! Ho praise, and with deep - est Hands The 2003 Pegasus, Faces of the Future, is the first full color yearbook for Central High School. The cover of the 33 edition was designed by the publishing staff editors, Bobbi Hunnicutt and Mallory Mills with the Jostens Staff at the Jostens Yearbook Camp at Auburn University. The cover is a lithograph combination with people grain on the blue, back lid with a matte laminate. Blind embossing features the school name on the spine and front lid. The pages are 80\b. Gloss white stock mostly with color backgrounds. The staff created the interior using computers with PageMaker and YearTech. The advisors, Lynn and Paula Watson, and Life Touch Photography made photographs. Some seniors and faculty contributed additional photographs. The Publishing Staff is a diverse group of individuals who worked throughout the year to bring the student body at Central High School the best publications possible. Chief Editors Bobbi Hunnicutt, yearbook Mallory Mills, magazine Yearbook Section Editors Lauren Wells, JeKaren Taylor, Jon Waters Yearbook Page Designers Stacy Jones, Deborah Kruger, Joshua Moore, Crystal Sanchez Magazine Feature Editors Adam Howell, JeKaren Taylor, John Spiegel Other Contributing Writers , Eric Brown, Jon Waters, Stacy Jones, Sonya Washington, Alisha Roberts Advertising Publicity Lindsey Grogan, Deborah Kruger, Crystal Sanchez, Joshua Moore Other Staff Members Include: Robert Barham, Kimberly Rauls, Evelyn Smith, Alicia Williams, Abdul Adeniyi, Jessie Bryant, Denisha Hardy, Brandy Johnson, Alisha Roberts, Monica Sullivan The publishing staff and Jostens Printing and Publishing, 1312 Dickson Highway, Clarksville, Tennessee, published The 2002-2005 Pegasus of Central High School, Macon, Georgia. . * . - - - 1 o-* . . : ts - -_ 2 : . * > a@ . 4 - f . a~-- 5 & : ; . we " ~ - * = ys - - : ~~ * = = . - e ae . 2 . . - ie i ; - * _ ~~ : i ~* Pes : - so Tk, Bie - - * = : 4 . * a . re : -- * a - ; , a = . eA Ph ~ ie ws o a a8 , = * < - af ns ; *. ~ , : *. * . - bd . s - . - ins - ; . 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