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1984 PEGASUS

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Student Life

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Classes 128-187

SO
DIFFERENT...

Our paths lead in varied
directions. We each study a
course for many reasons.
Our lives reflect talents,
interests, likes, and dislikes.

YET SO ALIKE

Even though we're preppy,
musical, conformists, and
nonconformists, we are all
driven by a strong need to
live, to be a part of the flow,
a sense of belonging, and
sharing in the spirit of
support for Central.

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SO
DIFFERENT...

Our school has a heritage that
is much a part of Macons
history. Each school has a
personality as reflected in its
leaders. Lanier A zings with
warmth in personality, and too
with memories of those hot,
hot days. Lanier B emerges
boldly and efficiently with
memories of the cool comfort
of the air conditioning.

YET SO ALIKE

Lanier A and Lanier B are
Central High School. Two
buildings merged to form
Central High School. One
school devoted and dedicated
to the cause of serving and
caring, motivating and
demanding that we aren't just
getting by, but that we reach
to achieve.

SO
DIFFERENT...

Our schools program parallels
with the demands and
complexities of society.
Students seek enjoyment in
learning a number of courses
just for the fun of it. Many find
it to be a way of fulfilling and
channeling their creative
forces. Some take courses in
preparation for college studies
in medicine, law, performing
arts, and for further vocational
training.

YET SO ALIKE

We all tend to strive for some
kind of success. There is a
need to dream, to seek, to
venture, and to dare to survive
the forces and challenges of
todays world.

SO
DIFFERENT...

Central males have set a
variety of expectations for
their girls some prefer girls
who are subtle, graceful, and
poised in mannerisms, their
girl should be independent and
intelligent. Central females
prefer the guy who has values
and goals; he should be
outgoing and neat. Many
females quickly confirmed that
looks are important, but being
sincere, fun loving, and
thoughtful are equally
important.

YET SO ALIKE

There is always that one
person who is special
because of those special
qualities. Each person knows
what he or she wants in a
friend. Both persons seek
social and mental harmony.
People like people because of
those moments shared at
school, in the park, at a movie,
or because of a simple smile.

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SO
DIFFERENT...

Students have many different
ideas about eating. Some
prefer hamburgers, while
others would turn their noses
up at anything less than a
steak. Others may prefer to eat
out, while there are still the
homebodies who wish to cook
at home.

YET SO ALIKE

Whether its chicken,
hamburgers, or pizza, we all
tend to take advantage of the
many eating establishments.
Teens are seen in abundance
eating with family and friends.
A good meal is something we
all enjoy.

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SO
DIFFERENT...

Getting to school offers
pleasure, excitement, and
variety. For some, it can be
unusual. There are some who
prefer the uninhibited
experience of bike and
motorcycle riding. Some prefer
the luxury and sophistication
of driving. Some like
communing with nature
through their walks. Necessity
and convenience offers the city
bus, and if youre lucky, you
can take the school bus.

YET SO ALIKE

The manner in which one
arrives at his destination is our
idea of transportation Our
destination is school we
bring a number of
personalities with us, with one
journey education.

SO
DIFFERENT

Trends, lifestyles, social
backgrounds, the intellectual,
the talented, the ROTC, all
reflect a uniqueness and
distinction found at Central.
We are a colorful and live
group we Create, we cheer,
and we are sometimes noisy.
Each student is a separate
being offering color and
contrast through his or her
actions.

YET SO ALIKE

Differences at Central are
easily translated into a
oneness. There is that pride
and dignity which crowns our
endeavors. We achieve, we
struggle, we cry, we rejoice,
and above all we life together
as students of Central High
School.

1983 FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE

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1984 SEASON

Our Central Chargers took the field this
year with several rookies, including
Andre Russell. Andre made many great
plays against arch-rival Southwest,
including a touchdown which put the
Chargers into overtime against
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to break clear for an open shot. 4. On the fast are Central's Chris Rainey and
Eric Reid. 5. Rainey sets up the Charger defense to take the ball.

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change from a required ROTC program to an elective program. The Central High military program carries the distinction
of being one of the nations honor units.

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It has been a year of new beginnings for Central High School's Pegasus.
The staff has been under the direction of Mr. James Caldwell, who has
worked tirelessly with the members of the staff. Taylor Publishing Com-
pany and its representative, Tamara Smith, have provided innovative ideas
to make the annual more exciting for the student body. But, as usual, the
successful production of the Pegasus was dependent upon the commit-
ment of the staff. This years staff realized their responsibilities and had a
great desire to produce a prize winning yearbook.

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The purpose of the yearbook for this year was to
creatively present a truthful and exciting account of
the good and bad times at Central High. Our one
constant goal was to capture the ideas, traditions,
highlights, victories, and losses of the school. We
have worked hard to show through our theme the
total atmosphere of the school the cultural dif-
ferences, the people, and their lifestyles. Equal atten-
tion has been placed on that strong force of unity
that binds us together students of Central High
Striving to learn, achieve, and survive. My best wishes
to all of you.

Your Editor,
Pam Bledsoe

During the year, | often asked myself, Why did |
agree to advise the annual? The search for an
answer to that question often brought frustration and
sometimes regret. It seems that the year has beena
swift and moving one, and | find it difficult to believe
that | now pen the advisors note to the final pages of
our book. Moreover, the question of why answers
itself with the realization of the many intangibles
derived from having completed an almost
insurmountable task. My heart goes out to all the
teachers and students who have each in their way
made our production a success.

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Bobby Gary
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Kim Killen
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George Damour
Parliamentarian

Gladys Banks
Secretary

Janet Jones
Vice President

Ray Scott
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Matt Olson
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A STORY OF SUCCESS

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1. Mrs. Harris advises her students on how to run a program. 2.
Mr. Pettigrew explains the details of a most perplexing math
problem.

Frankie Beaty Secretary
Deedra Brewer Counselor
Martha Cork Secretary
Jackie Faulkner Secretary

Annie Foster Librarian

Jerome Guy Assistant
Principal

Anne Hadarits Assistant
Principal

Frozine Huff Counselor

Dorothy James Registrar
Roberta Johnstono Secretary
Bobby McElroy Counselor
Alice Pate Librarian

1. The backbone of the security system at
Central High. 2. Mrs. Lee instructs her
student in ceramics class. 3. Faculty
meetings BLAA!! What a drag! 4. Amidst
all of this lies the answer.

Gwen Allen Psycho Ed

Geraldine Baldschun
Registrars Office

Bob Barnette Band Director

Annie Battle English

Curtis Billingslea
Mathematics

Emma Booker English

Sally Brannen Mathematics

Faye Brotherton Mathematics

Randy Brown Health

Eddie Bryant C.V.A.E.

James Caldwell French,
Annual, History

LaVerne Campbell Biology

Faculty Presents Ideas for Future

Waders Campbell Physical
Education

Geraldine Carr Vocational
Secretary

Mary Clark Typing,
Accounting

Velma Gene Clarke Special
Education

Nancy Coons Hearing Imp
Resource

Don Cray Sociology, History

Marta DeRojas Spanish

Carolyn Eaton English

Beverly Ficklin Mathematics

Hester Fults English, Drama

George Goddard Economics,
History

Jackie Goodwin Mathematics

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Laura Gunn Basic Skills

Rosalyn Harden Physical Ed.,
Health

Elberta Harris Data
Processing

Fredrice Herring English

Roberta Hicks Latin, Mankind

Pam Hill English

Elizabeth Hinesley English

Judy Hobbs Business
Education

Marie Jones Spanish, English

Martha Jones Spanish,
English

Audrey Johnson Mathematics

Wardlow Johnson Business
Law, History

1. Mr. Haynes shows us the better half of the orchestra. 2.
A spirited and dedicated charger participates in button
day. 3. Student diligently prepares himself for the

demands of the future. 4. Mrs. Maynard smiles for the
camera.

Bynum Johnston Graphic Arts
Gwendolyn Kitchens English
E. V. Knight Biology

Allen Lewis DCT

Isaac Lightfoot DE

Ronald Little Health

James Lovett Auto Mechanics

Grace McCormick World
History

Ruby Mixon Cosmetology

Jerry Moseley Special
Education

Connie Ogletree DE

Bettye Parker History

Vickie Perdue Special
Education

James Pettigrew Mathematics

Betty Phillips History

Cleo Roberts History

Barbara Rogers Computer
Science
Jeanne Scarboro Counselor
JoAnn Sceviour Home
Economics
Leanita Simmons English

Tom Simonton History

Howard Smith Social Worker

Steve Smith History,
Government

Mary Solomon History,

Economics, Psychology

1. Mr. Guy where did you get that jacket? 2. Mrs. Harris
lets Phil know that playing is not allowed in her class. 3
Some think, some wander, some indulge in merriment. 4
Science offers enjoyment and challenges. 5. Work is the
key to SUCCESS.

Darria Taylor English

Erik Thompson Agriculture

Jimmie Thompson Machine
Shop

Larry Tomlinson Science

Deborah Watson Psycho Ed

Bettie Williams Mathematics

Norwood Wilder Vocational
Supervisor

Jean Wright Business

Gwen Allen Psycho Ed: B.M., M. Ed.,
University of Ga.

Geraldine Baldschun Registration

Bob Barnette Director of Bands: B.M.,
University of GA; GA College, West Georgia
College;

Annie Battle English: B.S., Fort Valley State

Frankie Jean Beaty Secretary: GA College,
GAB Business School

William E. Bell Principal (Lanier B): B.S.,
M.A., University of Georgia; Ed. S., Peabody
College

Curtis E. Billingslea Mathematics: B.S., Fort
Valley State; Mercer

Emma Booker English: B.S., M.S., Fort Valley
State

Sally S. Brannen Algebra, Geometry,
Trigonometry: B.A., M.Ed., Mercer

Deedra Brewer Counselor: B.S., M.A., Tenn.
Tech University; Ed. S. University of Georgia

Faye Brotherton Algebra |i, Geometry, SAT
Math: B.S., University of Tenn. at Chatt.; M.Ed.,
University of Georgia

Eddie Bryant C.V.A.E.: B.S., Savannah State:
M. Ed., Fort Valley; Ed. S., GA State

James Caldwell French, Social Studies,
Annual: B.S., M. Ed., Alabama State University;
Atlanta University

LaVerne Campbell Biology: B.A., Paine
Waders Campbell B.A., Shaw University

Mary Clarke Typing, Accounting, Personal
Finance: B.S., University of Georgia

Nancy Coons Hearing Imp Resource: A.B.,
Lenoir-Rhyne

Martha Cork Secretary: Wesleyan
Conservatory

Don W. Cray Sociology, World History: B.S.,
Fort Valley State; M. Ed., Mercer University

Marta DeRojas Spanish: B.S., Ph. D.
University of Havana; M. Ed., GA College

Carolyn Eaton English: B.A., Lander College;
M. Ed., Mercer

OUR FACULTY IS

Leontine F. Espy Principal (Lanier A): B.S..,
Fisk University; M.A., Atlanta University; Ed. S.
(in progress)

Jackie Faulkner Secretary: Mercer

Beverly A. Ficklin Mathematics: B.S. Fort
Valley State; GA College

Anne Foster Library-Media: B.S. GA College;
M. Ed., Ed. S., and Director of Library (6 yr.),
University of Georgia

George Goddard Economics, American
History and Government: B.S., Hampton
Institute; M.S., Atlanta University

Jackie Goodwin Mathematics: B.S., Fort
Valley State College

Laura W. Gunn Basic Skills, Math, Reading:
B.S., North Georgia; Georgia Southern

Jerome Guy Assistant Principal (Lanier B):
B.S., Albany State; M.A., Atlanta University

Anne Hadarits Assistant Principal (Lanier A):
B.S., Georgia College; M. Ed., University of
Georgia

Hartley Haines Orchestra: B.M., Florida State

Rosalyn Harden P.E., Personal Finance,
Health: B.A., University of GA; M. Ed., Mercer

Elberta Harris Data Processing: B.S., Fort
Valley State; M. Ed., University of Georgia,
Tennessee A and |

Roberta Hicks Latin, Mankind: B.A.., Tift
College; M.A.T., University of Florida; University
of Georgia

Fredrice Herring English: A.A. Brevard Col-
lege; A.B., University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill; M.Ed., Mercer

Pam Hill Practicum in Government, Reading:
B.A., Wake Forest; M. Ed., Mercer

Elizabeth Hinesley English, Publications:
A.B., Mercer; M.A., Emory; Ed. S., University of
Georgia

Judy Hobbs Typing, Accounting, Office Skill:
Abraham Baldwin; B.S., University of GA

Alma Horton Social Studies: Fort Valley
State, B.S., M.S., University of GA

ACADEMICALLY STRONG

Lucy Hunter RVI Specialist, Vocational In-
struction, Vocational: B.S., GA Southern; M.Ed.,
Ed.S., University of Georgia

Frozine Huff Guidance and Counseling: B.S.,
Clark College, M.S., Atlanta University;
Marquette University, Fort Valley State

Dot James Registration

Wardiow Johnson Business Law, American
History: A.B., M.Ed., Mercer University

Marie Jones Spanish, English: B.A., Albany
State; M.Ed., Mercer; Columbia University, lona
College, Emory

Martha Jones English, Spanish: B.A., M. Ed.,
Mercer; Ed. S., University of GA

Audrey I. Johnson Mathematics: A.B.,
Spelman College; M.A., Atlanta University

Roberta Johnstono Secretary (Lanier Office)

Gwendolyn Kitchens English, Mythology,
College Skills: B.S., Mercer Unviersity (Atlanta)

E. V. Knight Biology: A.B., M. Ed., Mercer; Ed.
S., University of GA; Rutgers

Mary Debra Lee Library Assistant

Isaac G. Lightfoot Marketing and Distributive
Education: B.S.A., Fort Valley State; University
of GA

Ronald Little Health, Family Living: B.S.,
Savannah State

Grace McCormick World History: B.S., Fort
Valley State; M. Ed., Mercer

Bobby N. McElroy Counselor (Lanier B): A.B.,
Mercer; M.Ed., University of GA

Anne McKelvey Registration (Lanier B): GA
Southern-Americus, Freemans Business
College, Albany

Jerry Moseley Special Ed: A.A., B.S., M.Ed.,
University of Georgia; M.T. Northwestern

Connie Ogletree Marketing and Distributive
Ed.: B.S., M.D.E., University of Georgia

Bettye Parker American
History/Government, World History: A.B., M.Ed.,
Mercer

Alice M. Pate Library/Media Specialist: B.A.,
Valdosta State; M.S. in L.S., George Peabody
College; Mercer

Vickie Ann Perdue Program for Exceptional:
B.A., M. Ed., Mercer

James E. Pettigrew Analysis, Trig, Geometry,
Algebra il, Pre-Calculus: A.B., M. Ed., Mercer; M.
Ed., Ed. Math Specialist, Auburn

Betty Philips American History and
Government, Foreign Relations: B.A., M. Ed.,
Mercer; Ed. Specialist, Georgia; Georgia State
College, Georgia State, Univ. of Maryland.

Joseph C. Phillips Art: B.A., Dillard University
Richard Plagge Biology: B.S., Auburn; M. Ed.,
Georgia College

Cleo Roberts Social Studies: B.S., Fort Valley
State

Barbara Rogers Computer-Math
Applications: B.S., Stetson University; Montana
State, Mercer

Jeanne Scarboro Guidance Counselor: B.A..,
M.A., Kent State University

JoAnn Sceviour Home Economics: B.S.,
State University of N.Y. at Oneonta

Leanita Simmons English: B.A., Talladega
College

Tom Simonton American History: B.S.,
University of Georgia

Howard E. Smith Social Worker: B.A., Lincoln
University; M.S.W., University of Michigan

Steve Smith American History and
Government, State and Local Government: A.A.,
Macon Junior; B.S., M. Ed., Georgia College

Mary T. Soloman Psychology, Economics:
B.S., Fort Valley; M. Ed., Georgia College

Darria Taylor English: B.A., Talladega
College; Mercer

Erik Thompson Agriculture: A.A., Macon
Junior; B.S. Ag., University of Georgia

Larry Tomlinson Chemistry, Physics: B.S., M.
Ed., Georgia College; University of Georgia

Deborah Watson Psycho Ed: B.A., Talladega
College; Georgia College

Bettie Williams Mathematics: B.S., Fort
Valley State; M.A., Atlanta University

Emma Jean Wright Typing, VOT, Shorthand:
B.S., Central Missouri State University; Emory

Senior Superlatives were nominated by
teachers and counselors. The _ sixty
students chosen were screened by the
faculty, and then voted on by the Senior
Class. The forty students selected had to
have an average of 2.75 or above and
must have been involved in several high
school activities, which were rated on a
point system.

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selected to be a representative foredn tral at Girls State, wh
won the T. A. Sappington Award for promoting better health

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the basis of scholarship, citizenship, and leadership
qualities.

Nominees

Century Ill

Century Ill nominees are selected on the basis of
leadership, citizenship, and scholarship. One person will
be chosen to compete on the state level.

Nominees

Exchange

Rudy and Estrid are foreign exchange students from
Germany and Denmark. Estrid is a very warm and
friendly person, and has readily adjusted to her new
home. Rudy is often humorous and brings many in-
teresting comments to his classes.

Students

Foreign
Exchange

Stephen Schieneman winner of U.S. Senatorial Scholarship to Japan

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1983 Governor's
Honors Finalists

The Governors Honors Program is a six
week summer instructional program. It is
designed to provide intellectually gifted
and artistically talented students challeng-
ing and enriching educational oppor-
tunities, which are not usually available
during the regular school year.

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Boys State
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Boys and Girls State is a program
for young Georgians possessing
outstanding leadership qualities and
traits. They were selected to spend
one week on the campus of a
Georgia college. These students are
exposed to practical politics and
government. Two students from the
state were elected by their peers to
spend a week in Washington. This
program is sponsored by the
American Legion.

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Academic
Bowl

The Academic Bowl Team
members are selected through
tryouts by Mr. Pettigrew, who asks
them numerous questions. The top
four are chosen. Contests are held at
Mercer, Southwestern, and Macon
Jr., as well as other colleges.

A determined, hard working student, Stephanie Anderson is a warm and quiet young lady with an attitude toward
hat should be an example to every student the desire to work, to learn, and to achieve. Her brilliance is further e
n a staggering SAT score of 1430. It is because of this score that Stephanie has been chosen STAR STUDENT f
she has chosen as her STAR TEACHER Mrs. Van.Wood, Mankind teacher for grades 8-12. Says Stephanie of Mr
eel that Mrs. Wood has helped me more'than any other teacher | have ever had. Shed illiant teacher and a grea

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Can pbell has been one of Centrals outstanding students for the past three years. During her senior year she was
idfor the U.S. Senate Youth Program, Century II! leadership program, D.A.R. Citizenship Award, in addition to
ated by Central for the Youth of the Year Award, Emily has won the Westinghouse Science Talent Search
d was the Macon Exchange Clubs October Student of the Month.

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Foreign Relations is one of the most exciting and rewarding courses
that | have ever taken. It gave me knowledge and experiences that | will
always have and remember. By being in Foreign Relations, my class
and | were able to go to Washington, D.C., and attend the twentieth
North American Invitational Model United Nations. This in itself was an
experience of a lifetime. By participating in the Model United Nations,
we increased our understanding of national and foreign policies,
strengthened our oratorical and debate skills, and met new and in-
teresting people from all over the United States. We were also able to
tour the many sites and to attend cultural events of the city. An unex-
pected, but exciting experience was being in the big blizzard of 1983.
Many old friendships were strengthened and many new friendships
were formed during our year of Foreign Relations. I'll always remember
Foreign Relations and |m grateful that | had the opportunity to take this
course.

Friday, Jan. 27, 1984, the
Macon Council on World
Affairs held a Walter C.
Dowling Model United Na-
tions at Macon Junior Col-
lege. At this event, Central
won four out of the six
awards given.

NAIMUN provides good stimulation of the conduct of international
relations. It also teaches them about diplomacy and foreign

policies of different nations.

On Feb. 14, 1984, the
foreign relations students
from Central traveled to
Washington, D.C. to par-
ticipate in the North
America Invitational
Model United Nations.

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

Vicki Tharpe Secretary Rosalyn Worthy Representative
Hubert Darrisaw Representative Keri Reid Representative
Precious Robinson President

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Benny Archer

Debra Battle

Krista Bowen James Boxton Michael Bradley Ken Brock Chris Brown

Ingrid Berg Charles Bivins Pam Bledsoe Deborah Bonner

Kimela Brown Kristy Brown Leslie Brown Robbie Brown Samantha Brown

Patricia Bryant Moses Bundrage Tammy Busbee Chinita Butts

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Lester Byrd Emily Campbell Randy Casteel Alan Chamlee Ronnie Cherry

Michele Clyde Angela Cole

Evelyn Bryant

Tabetha Childs Cynthia Cole Adrienne Collins

Roy Collins Charles Corbett Alveta Cornelius Maurice Cowan

Paula Cowart Kelvin Crawford Rhonda Dale Hubert Darrisaw

Jamie Davis Phyllis Davis

Robert Deason Gary DeHart Dee Ann Demore Sherri Dennis Brian Dixon

Jeffery Dudley Laura Dunwoody Tammy Edwards Tim Ellis Bernard Engram

Debra Evans Norma Everidge Andrea Fambro Valarie Fambro Loretta Ferguson

Wendell Ford Michelle Foster Bobby Freeman Marvelous Frye

Robert Fuller Ellis Gastin Duke Gilbert Debbie Gilland Karen Gilvin

Archie Glover Kim Glover Brandi Godfrey Erica Godsey Sherman Grable

Dena Grant Janice Gray Missy Gray Jim Grey Deedra Grier

Rhonda Grubbs Annette Guay Peggy Hagemeister Sylvia Haggerty Angela Hall

M. H. Hammond Leslie Hampton Casey Hamrick Estrid Hansen Clay Harris

Teresa Harris Annabell Harvey Jeanette Haynes

Michelle Height Denise Hendley Scott Hill Yoshunda Holland Sophelia Holmes

Denise Horwitz Samantha Houser Barbara Howard Henry Howard

Lavanda Howard Melvin Howard Ruby Howard Sanford Howard Barclay Hubbs

Anita Huff Angela Hughes Tammy Hughes Adrianne Jackson Duran Jackson

Felicia Jackson Lewis Jackson Stephanie Jackson Veronica Jackson Kim Jefferson

Craig Johnson Tammy Johnson Tony Johnson

lra Jordan Kim Jordan John Kaufman John Keenan George Kemp

Stephanie Kurth Robert Lacey Nikki Lanter Vanessa Lavender

Donald Lewis Jacquelyn Lewis Lamaciai Logan

Jacqueline Lucas Jay Macklin Sheila Marcus

Beverly Mashburn Roderick Mason Sharon Maxwell Trena Maxwell Christan May

Scott Mayfield

Tina McCrary

Bernadette Miller

Rick Montgomery

Darrell Maynard

Mike McCrary

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Darrel Moore

Kim Mays

Andrea Mims

Rodney Morgan

Horace McCann Anthony McClendon

Ruby McElroy

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Stephanie Moss Patty Murphy Stephanie Murphy Frederick Murry Steven Murry

Katrice Nixon Pat Norwood Bernadine Oliver Lindy Olsen

Julie Peale Roy Peavy Tony Peller Eddie Pines Joey Pleas

Demetress Porter Carol Pounds Starla Powell Terry Pruitt Dana Raburn

Anita Raines Jeffrey Randall Amy Randolph Kerri Reid Jill Rice

Laura Rickman Katrina Riggins Precious Robinson

Lori Rodriguez Jennifer Rowell Bridgette Rozier Millie Rozier Reginald Russell

Lori Ryle Doug Sanders Laquita Sanders Philip Sanders

Karen Sites Shannon Slade

Stephen Sluder Betty Smith C Cassandra Smith Felice Smith

Terri Smith Tracy Smith Wesley Smith Cynthia Smothers Gerald Spear

Sheila Spencer Alton Spivey

Tawanna Spivey Valerie Stewart Vivian Strickland

Kenneth Swayne Cincotta Tatum Kenneth Taylor Starla Taylor Tracie Taylor

Donna Teachey Vicki Tharpe Cynthia Thomas Kelly Thomas Samuel Thomas

Tarlan Thomas Jeanette Thompson Theresa Thompson Glenn Thorpe Thomas Thurman

Kirk Tillison Joe Tirello Angela Tomey Stewart Trimble Derrie Tucker

Desiree Tucker Christine Tuff Sheila Tuff Lisa Turner

Apryl Waddell Sandy Wager Scott Walden Carolyn Walker Lane Walker

Sylvester Walker Tammy Walker Jennifer Warren Donna Wiggins Emory Wilcox

Rhonda Wilhelm Kim Williams Stephanie Williams Tammie Williams

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Donna Woody Rosalyn Worthy Kim Wright Paula Wright Bill Young

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pyramid of success. 2.
The juniors at Central
have overwhelmingly
endorsed Stephen
Brown for the title of

sneak sleeper. 3. The
look of love is in their
expressions.

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Susan Baldwin

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Charlesie Battle

Calvin Bentley

Kimberly Braddy

Karleen Adcock

Tommy Askew

Gladys Banks

Pam Beauchamp

Linda Bradshaw

Lisa Adrien

Robert Austin

James Banks

Earnest Bell

Leslie Booker

Glenda Bridgett

Eloise Avan

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Terri Bell

Shelly Booze

Chris Brimm

Charlotte Anderson

Iris Bailey

Kimberly Barrett

Craig Bennett

Mary Boughton

Angela Brisby

Craig Arrington

Melissa Bailey

Alfreda Bates

Pamela Bennett

Todd Bowen

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Stephen Brown

Joseph Canady

Mattie Carter

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Anson Cape

Laura Chisholm

Corovon Coleman

Casey Daniel

Dani Butler

Sydney Carlson

Jennifer Chambliss

Doualas Clark

Roderick Colvard

Steven Daniel

Kathy Byrd

Donyal Chapman

Colette Clavion

Milton Craia

Lisa Davis

Theresa Camp

Lisa Carswell

Pons Py

Leslie Cochran

Katrina Crawford

Marcus Dean

Willie Campbell

Kevin Carter

April Childs

Vincent Colbert

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Tonja Dinkens

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Michael Falduti Leontine Fields Shannon Fields Larry Finley Cedric Fitzpatrick James Flewellyn

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Bobbie Gary David George Dallas Gibson Ernest Gibson Tammy Gilbert Carolyn Glenn

Eunice Glenn Carla Glover Emmett Glover Tara Goff Percy Goodwin Amanda Gordon

Chuck Gordon

Marie Graves

Phil Harper

Wanda Gordon

Fabian Gray

Jay Green

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Deron Gore

Jonathan Gray

Richard Greene

Stephanie Hardin

Wendy Harris

Eddie Grant

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Stephanie Gregory

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Sarita Hall

John Hardy

Agnes Harvey

Jarrod Grant

Bruce Green

Scott Griffith

Kathy Hammer

Willie Harp

Richard Haskins

Terry Grant

Edward Green

Daniel Guay

Cindy Handley

Lucius Harpe

Ronald Heath

Alton Henderson

Jeaneen Hicks

Mylinda Hines

Linda Hughes

Joy Jimmerson

Jackson Henderson

Sherlynn High

Vanessa Holley

Cherry Howard

Edward Johnson

Kenneth Henderson

David Hightower

Phaba Hollingshed

Valeria Howard

Anthony Jackson

Lisa Johnson

Melissa Henslee

Deborah Hightower

Tracie Hollingsworth

Veronica Howard

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Robbie Johnson

Susan Herin

Michael Hightower

Gavin Holton

Laura Howell

Tracie Jackson

Alicia Jones

Elbert Hicks

Shenetta Hill

Wade Horton

Michael Hudson

Demetree Jenkins

Clayton Jones

Crystal Kilby

Kevin Lawrence

Amy Marshall

Julie Mathias

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Ernest Jones

Jeffrey Jordan

Kimberly Killen

Audrey Lockett

Felice Martin

Rodney Mathis

Lea Jones

Joe Jordan

Derek Logue

Viadimir Martinez

Dennis May

Stephanie Jones

Donna Kalenza

Michael Lamar

Kenneth Lott

Lisa Mason

Patrick Mays

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Ronnie Mays

Albert Jordan

Marcia Kendrick

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James McCook

Richard McNatt

Teresa Moore

William Murphey

Michael Nix

Cliff Melton

Carl Moore

Vanessa Moore

Janice Murphy

Dorothy Nixon

Sebrina McDowell

Michael Menninger

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Felicia Moore

Michelle Morgan

John Mynatt

Beth Nunley

Paula McEimurray

Timothy Miller

Lisa Moore

Rose Morris

Kenneth Myles

David Ogles

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Roderick McGee

Kirk Mills

Paul Moore

Sonia Neblett

Jill Ohsiek

James McKay

Teresa Mohs

Quentin Moore

Brian Nichols

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Jeffrey Robinson Michael Rodgers Barnabas Rose Phoebe Ross Angela Rowland Mickey Rowland

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Edward Skoda

Susan Sokoloski

William Sawyer

Gary Slappy

Eugene Smith

Janice Soloman

Kelvin Sallette John Sandefur

Dianne Shivers

Tammy Slocumb

Jeffery Smith Robert Smith

Tammie Spivey Bobby Starley

Verlinda Sanders

Cedric Scott

Kenneth Siple

Bridgette Smith

Sean Smith

Jeff Starr

Stacey Sanford

Donna Scott

Vicki Sites

Catrina Smith

Jamie Staszak

Victor Stevenson

Patricia Swint

Michelle Terry

Walter Timiey

Rexford Wallace

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Angela Stephens

Jimmy Stewart

Bridgette Taylor

Kimberly Thomas

Camille Todd

John Walton

Christopher Stephens

Michael Stokes

Teresa Taylor

Mark Thomas

Mark Tomberlin

Teresa Ward

Freeman Stephens

Stephen Stroud

Vanessa Taylor

Tangie Thomas

Traci Tyson

Linda Warren

Dexter Strowder

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Laura Teachey

Yolanda Thompson

Deandrea Walker

Michael Weaver

Sherelle Stevens

Randy Summerford

Jeffrey Terry

Fleta Tillman

Leslie Walker

Barbara Welch

Cathy Welch Eleanor Welch Robert Welch Donald Wheeler

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Ronnie Whidby Milton White Yvette Whitworth James Wilder Andrea Williams

Carolyn Williams Emma Williams James Williams Mark Williams Glenda Wilson Jeunae Wimbush

Condra Winston Lisa Wise Detra Woodard Laura Woodell TuWanna Woodson David Worsham

Linda Wright Sharon Wylie Leonard Usry Michael Ussery Chris Vik

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Michael Rodgers Monica West
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Bobbie Gary President Dianne Shivers Secretary

Melissa Bailey Vice President Tuwanna Woodson

Terri Bell Representative Treasurer

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Karen Aaron Sharon Aldridge Harry Allen Camille Anderson Hil Anderson Pat Anderson Tony Anderson

Leonard Anthony David Arrington Adrian Ashiey Robin Askew Jay Aultman Betty Axman Sharon Bailey

Christine Baker Terri Barnhill Donaid Barnwell Gregory Basley Jimmy Battle

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Ashlyn Blanks Deborah Biash Derek Bluestone Audrey Bonner Eric Booker Lisa Bowling Stephen Bowman

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Andrea Burney Rosalyn Butler Jeffrey Butts Albert Caines Phyllis Campbell Gary Cannon Damon Cape

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Caroline Cork Jannelle Corley Benjamin Cornelius Danie! Coughenour Jim Cowsert Lance Craig Claudia Cramer

Priscilla Crawford Roderick Cromartie Shelly Cronin Chris Crosby Lisa Crutchfield Angela Culbreth Damon Culler

Brenda Cummings Ivory Cummings Nicholas Cunningham Karen Dale George Damour Antonio Daniel

Terence Daniely Anissa Darrisaw Valeria Daugherty Tim Davidson Flora Davis Takecia Davis

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Brian Heggoy Eric Heggoy Derrick Henderson Tracy Henderson Mollie Herin Kelly Herndon David Hickman

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Chris Holmes Timothy Holsomback Tony Holston Patricia Holt Angela Huff Mimi James

Aileen Jackson Chan Jackson Cedric Jackson Chris Jackson Demetria Jackson James Jackson Melonise Jackson

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James Lawson Teresa Lawson Kimberly Lester Fontella Lewis William Lewis Angie Lindelow

Wayne Littlejohn Derrick Lofton Michell Logan Doreen Lombardo Julie Lord Debra Lott Bridgette Lowe

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Kathleen Powell Mark Powers ennife Harald Quintus Bosz

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Dawn Quire Allison Randall Lakay Reddish Margaret Reed Daphane Reese Eric Reid Melony Reid

Dana Reynolds Maranda Rhines Cleveland Riley Glenn Rivers Tracy Roberts Chris Robinson

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Sally Schaible Pamela Scott Mark Sheftall Cynthia Shelley Roynita Sherman Sonja Shines David Sides

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Annette Tolbert Mark Trawick Becca Truan Samela Tucker Kimberly Turner Patti Upshaw

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Dianne Valentine Edward Veader Darrin Vickers Carla Walton Cris Warford

Hal Weathers Julie Weaver Sharon White Alicia Whitehead Gregory Wilburn

Bessie Wilder Beth Wilder Michael Wilder Ann Williams Dawyone Williams Edward Williams Frances Williams

Robin Wilsor Robby Wimbust

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Chris Wolfe Lisa Wolverton Truett Wood Marie Young Mia Young Clifford Zeliner

1. Swinging Sophomores Chris Holmes, Aaron Bisno, Mark
Bullard, Brad Pyles. 2. Im a sucker for Sophomores Stephanie
Godsey. 3. Upside down you turn me Teri Mitchell, Angela Ken-

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Bridgette Lowe President Carla Walton Representative
Vonretta Freeman Vice President Barbara Ross Treasurer
Beverly Mays Representative Michelle Logan Representative

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down, cord pants with campsider sh

E. Preppy sweater with oxford button down,

pin striped baggy blue jeans.
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loosely knit tie, and baggy dress pants.
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1. Irene Cara made
the song Flashdance
popular in 1983. 2.
Boy George with his
unusual looks and
great singing ability
became one of the
most popular figures
in the 80s. 3. Meryl
Streep played Karen
Silkwood in the
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SPEAKING

When one speaks of success, the terms confident, capable, and
ambitious come to mind. Tim Ellis possesses these qualities. He is
determined to reach the goals he sets for himself, and he has indeed
been successful thus far in the completion of these goals. Here, he
has only begun his climb to the top.

Andrea Fambro is a diligent, dependable, and hardworking student
aperfectionist who usually achieves this perfection in every aspect
of her life, outside school as well as in the classroom. She is a bright
young lady with an even brighter future ahead of her.

Ray Scott is a musician with a flair for the diverse he not only plays
tenor saxophone for the Sugar Bear Band, he has been playing the
baritone saxophone as well, in addition to 3 years of piano. He is the
leader for his section, as well as co-captain of the band, a title he
shares with Tim Ellis. He has been chosen, along with Jennifer
Rowell, to tour Europe this summer with the U.S. Collegiate Wind
Band.

Jennifer Rowell is a very talented young musician with 11 years of
piano, as well as 4 years of clarinet under her belt. She is 1st chair in
the Sugar Bear Band for her clarinet section. She is very instrumen-
tal in the overall structure of the band and her talent shines through
more in each performance. Along with Ray Scott, she has been
chosen to tour Europe in the U.S. Collegiate Wind Band in the sum-
mer of '84.

Beauty is only skin deep, but Samantha Housers beauty goes far
beneath her skin. She possesses an inner glow and a sweet friendly
disposition which brings this beauty within to the surface.

Its not too often that one sees Debbie Gilland with anything but a
friendly smile on her face. She is a most congenial, considerate, and
generally amiable young lady. She is well liked by her peers, and a joy
to those she comes in contact with.

With a personality as bright and sparkling as his smile, Charles Cor-
bett is friendly, well mannered, and well liked by the general concen-
sus of his peers. He is truly deserving of his title Most Courteous
boy of the Senior Class.

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Kimberley Mays, a most athletic young lady, has powered the
Chargers to excellence with her outstanding performance in both
basketball and track. She is also a member of the drill team, and par-
ticipates in the ROTC program.

A devoted, hard working young athlete, Chris Raineys first love is,
and has always been, basketball. Through his desire to achieve ex-
cellence, he has averaged 26 points per game this season and has
been a major factor in our Chargers extremely successful season.

Among the handsome faces at Central, Jodon Slaughters is thought
to be especially so. A charming manner, a wonderfully stylish ward-
robe, and a sparkling smile are all pluses that add up to an all around
attractive young man.

Innovation is a key word in describing Ronnie Cherry's mode of
dress. He is ultra fashionable, and a very, very diverse in his choice of
clothing one day, donning the classic preppy button down, and
penny loafers, and the next day, a French coat, boots, and the punk
wardrobe staple of a red bandana. He is unmistakably a fashion
leader here at.Central.

One face that stands out in the crowd is that of Reginald Russell. An
active Student Council member, Reginald is highly supportive of a
great many school activities, as well as being a conscientious stu-
dent. He was also first runner up to Cedric Craig for the coveted Mr.
CHS award. A smile is a sure sign of ones spirit, and Reginald
always has one for everyone, as well as a cheerful greeting and a
humorous witticism to break the monotony of a long day. Reginald
Russell |S CENTRAL SPIRIT!

It is said that clothes make the man, and although Julie Peale is far
from being a man, her clothes certainly do have it made. She exhibits
extremely good taste in the garments she wears a tasteful mixture
of high fashion dress wear and sporty casual attire. She is always up
to date, and chooses accessories which become her wardrobe
beautifully.

A special salute to Centrals basketball team. This year our
team was ranked number two and compiled a 17-4 record.

SUISIPOAPY

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Church Would Like to
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Church Services:

Sunday School 11:00 a.m.

Morning Service 12:00 Noon

Evening Service 7:00 p.m.

Prayer and Bible Service at 7:00 on Tuesday Night
Success Night at 7:00 on Friday night

THE CHURCH WHERE EVERYBODY IS SOMEBODY
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Congratulations Seniors!
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Compliments of Stephanie and Maurice
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Best Wishes Seniors of 84
Anne B. Hadarits

Congratulations Paula, Rifle Captain
WE LOVE YOU! Lynn Holley

Congratulations to the Pegasus
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Congratulations to the Sugarbear Band
Darrell Roberts

Congratulations Misty
Mom and Dad

Jill, :

I'm so glad that we have become BEST friends.
We've had a lot of good times together over the
years. | sure will miss you next year! Good Luck in
the future!

| LOVE YOU,
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2840 Napier Avenue
Macon, Georgia

Max Bledsoe 745-1874

CONGRATULATIONS
CLASS OF 84

COMPLIMENTS OF
DUNWODY INSURANCE AGENCY

D. Frank Gunn
President

Macon Supply Company

INDUSTRIAL AND WATER WORKS SUPPLIES

2140 Seventh St.
P.O. Box 778
Macon, Georgia

912/743-1505

FREE ESTIMATES

Rodgers Upholstery
Shop
Larry Rodgers

4504 COLUMBUS RD. MACON, GA 31206

FREE ESTIMATES

ROBERT LITTLE
PAINTING CONTRACTOR

RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL

2064 Sycomore St. Macon, GA. 31204

BEST WISHES
TO THE CLASS OF
"84

COMPLIMENTS OF MR. AND MRS. M. D. SMITH

SERVING MACON
SINCE 1916

New Arcade

BILLARDS

557 Cherry St.
Macon, Georgia

Cokes
Camera
Center

735 Cherry St. Macon, Ga.
Williams Plaza Warner Robins, Ga.
Hatcher Square Milledgeville, Ga.

Congratulations
Missie
Love,
Mom and Dad

James Gang
Haircutters

Jimmy Johnson
3515 Vineville Ave. 743-4313
Macon, Ga 31204 10-6 Mon-Sat.

"..the common
education of a portion
of our youth from
every quarter, well
deserves attention:
George Washington
1796

We think so, too. Call us for
an educational loan.

LIBERTY
& FEDERAL

A Small Revolution In Banking.
Equal Opportunity Lender Member FSLIC

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GEORGIA
BANX

2930 Riverside Dr. 515 Mulberry St.

3318 Vineville Ave. 3714 Eisenhower Pky.

3945 Pio Nono Ave. 614 Shurling Dr.
770 Pine St.

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in refreshment, too

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Compliments of

Charlie Woods
Sporting Goods

Macon, Georgia

Congratulations
Jamie
Love

You,
Darrel

Compliments of

The
Lunch Bunch

Lanier B

ts nice en people
Know your name.

According to a recent study of well-known national trademarks
by Public Relations Journal, Elsie was the most widely recognized. Over
93% of the coe questioned identified Elsie with Borden.

For forty years, people have associated Elsie with Borden
quality. She represents the flavor. freshness and value we've built our
name on. And we're proud of the fact that shes so well-known.

If it's Borden, its got to be good.

Borden, Inc.
4700 Pio Nono Avenue
Macon, Georgia
912-788-5733

Good Luck
to the Class of

84 Chi-Ches-Ters
Ingleside Pharmacy

COMPLIMENTS OF HELEN S. COWAN

3051 Vineville Ave.
Macon, GA. 31204

GOOD LUCK 742-7325
AND
BEST WISHES FREE DELIVERY
TO OUR DAUGHTER
DONNA
LOVE, MOMMA AND
CHARLES

BEST WISHES TO
CHARLES AND CHARLENE
BIVINS

FROM MOM AND DAD T. Lynn Davis
LOVE ALWAYS Realty and Auction

Co.

4459 Broadway

? Macon, GA. 31206
Formal 788-4091

Atta it T. Lynn (Buck) Davis Agent

Bridal and Formalwear

2951 Vineville Ave. (912) 745-7923
(behind Card J hays Jewell ") Macon. Ga. 31204

Thomas F. Freeman, Jr.

Certified Public Accountant
2615 Gray Highway
Macon, Georgia 31211
Tel. (912) 745-7978

3338 Vineville Ave. Macon, GA. 31204

Dot Wheeler
The New Dimension
Hair Care

SPECIALIZING IN CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
MEN AND WOMEN HOME: 477-1314
SHOP: 474-1712

PALMER
TIRE CO.
Richard A. Palmer,
Jr.
President

753 Broadway Phone
Macon, GA. 31201 (912) 745-2861

Napier at Log Cabin

Bibb Taxidermy

Jerry Moseley
Taxidermist
Macon, Georgia
2851 Pierce Drive S.
745-2720
Specializing in large mouth bass,
birds, fish, animals mounted

Good Luck
Chargers

From

Shows to Go

L. J. Cox Service
Station

3076 Napier Ave. Macon, GA.
743-3612

Where Service Is Given and Business Is
Appreciated

Home Cooked Meals

a

Harold Carr

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INSTALLATION Et Cc SERVICE

Heating-Cooling

1181 Roundtable Lane Box 489
Phone 474-5489 Macon, GA 31210

Pool Tables
by
Strawberry Patch

Gandy acotiee

Macon, GA.

Buy Direct From Factory
Fashions For Lovely Women And The
Gandys Industries Young Junior
510 Eleventh St.
Macon, GA 31202
745-6106

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3468 Napier A , Macon, Georgia 31204/91
91

Memorial Intermediate
Care Home

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May

1509 Cedar Avenue
P.O. Box 4532
Macon, Georgia 31208

SALES SERVICE (912) 741-8356
Dixons Bicycles
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CHRIS FAHEY 3001 VINEVILLE AVE.
MANAGER MACON, GEORGIA 31204

Lizzie Chapel
Baptist Church

1177 Bartlett Street
Macon, GA 31204

Class of 82
Go Jackets Go Chargers

COMPLIMENTS OF PETE WELLBORN

Oxford Formal Wear

TUXEDO RENTAL SERVICE
Northeast Plaza
624 Shurling Dr.
746-7733

McDonald's
Age

YOU DESERVE A BREAK TODAY

Macon, Georgia

OIL AIR CONDITIONERS
TIRES ALIGNMENT
BATTERIES GENERAL REPAIR

James Car Kare
Center

MACON, GEORGIA 31204
PHIL JAMES 743-7825

Best Wishes
to the

Chargers

COMPLIMENTS OF JOAN LOVETT

Compliments of

Lip

JEWELRYS FINEST CRAFTSMEN

ESS MANAGER, GREETS
ERY: |

690 Holt Avenue

M ,G ia 31213
Fianna eben Lutheran Church

of the Redeemer

390 Pierce Ave.
Macon, GA 31210

Hughes
Supply

Inc. The Finishing Touch

Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning 2720 Sheraton Dr.
Appliances, Electrical, Construction, Suite 120
Waterworks, and Wholesale. Macon, GA. 31204

Hutchings
Funeral Home

P.O. Box 4443
Macon, GA 31208

Compliments of
Mr. and Mrs. T. Carl
Massey

KRYSTAL

2983 Vineville Avenue

Macon, GA

OPEN 24 HOURS

WRECKER SERVICE

Tuckers Chevron

610 Shurling Drive
Macon, Georgia 31201
JIMMY TUCKER PHONE
OWNER (912) 743-8103

Clements Superette

1380 Plant Street
Macon, Georgia
746-3056

Store Hours 8:00-10 p.m.
GOOD LUCK SENIORS

BREAKFAST SERVED 24 HOURS

Blair Furniture Co.

New & UsED
- WE BUY @& SELL -

418 THIRD ST.
743-5004
1524 BROADWAY 3115 BROADWAY
743-1328 784-9081
MACON. GA 31201

Compliments
of

Penny Pincher

Macon, Georgia

Congratulations Flag City School
Jill of
- Love, Dance and Exercise

ss . 354 Cherry St.
sa Mom Macon, GA

474-3927

Peter Pan Dry Congratulations
Cleaners Bernadine LaVette

3284 Vineville Ave.

Macon, GA. 31204 Oliver

474-2774 FROM YOUR MOTHER AND FAMILY

Georgia
Our Home of Quality Hospital Services

Charter Medical Corporation, the only major hospital manage-
ment company headquartered in Georgia, has nine facilities in

its home state dedicated to high standards of quality patient
care.

@ Psychiatric Hospitals w General Acute Care Hospitals
ATLANTA ATLANTA

Peachford Hospital Shallowford Community Hospital

MACON Metropolitan Eye and Ear Hospital
Charter Lake Hospital (Specialty Surgery)
SAVANNAH MACON
Broad Oaks Hospital Middle Georgia Hospital
Northside Community Hospital

(Opening 1984)
A Addictive Disease Hospitals

ATLANTA
Charter Brook Hospital

ST. SIMONS ISLAND

For more information contact:
Charter By-the-Sea mn Corporate Relations
Charter Medical Corporation

. P.O. Box 209
Nitpicat, Macon, Georgia 31298
rentremviws (Q12) 742-1161

Baskin-Robbins
ice Cream

MACON MALL ne) R D)

477-0484

Compliments of
Riverside Ford

Warno-Cam Paint Co.

BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS 2089 Riverside Dr.
WALLPAPERS Macon, GA
2379 Ingleside Ave. 1575 Forest Hill Rd. 742-5771
P.O. Box 2353 P.O. Box
Macon, GA. 31203 Macon, GA. 31210
(912) 746-6252 (912) 474-5100

Macon Office
4699 Log Cabin Dr.

Congratulations 745-2081
and Best Wishes 745-2391

Macon Office
to the 1068 Gray Hwy.

Macon Office

Grad uates 4005 Pio Nono Ave.
745-2391
COMPLIMENTS OF RUBY S. PETTIGREW Macon Office
a Dr.

Aols Hearns Beauty Salon

SATISFIED CUSTOMERS IS OUR BEST
ADVERTISEMENT

LIGHTING FIXTURES, 2131 Walnut St.
Macon, GA.
745-6087
1343 Georgia Avenue
Macon, Georgia 31201

Jodie L. Zielinski

Great Impressions

Robert Crowdis

Mr. Curtis L. Cooper Ill

Mrs. Eliza Felton

Jack and Sherry Gandy

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Haskins
Casey Hamnick

Ms. Anita Sledge

Mrs. LaVenia Hentley

Sgt. Robert Ireland, Jr.

Mrs. Elizabeth Sipp

Ms. Linda Hudgins

Miss Camille Harkless
Jakana Pet Shop

Mias Health Food

Melvin Howard

Kimberly Killen

Ronald Smith

Mr. Albert Ward

Olde London Gold and Silver Exchange
Mrs. Patricia Lawrence
Trena Mitcham

Mr. Paul Kruger

Miss Pamela Scott and Melanie
Mrs. Louise L. Smith

Pat Tedders

Sabra Gandy

PATRONS

Supervision 337

Ann and Gail Holt
Supervision 402
Mary Moore

Mrs. Leola Sallette
Valarie Jordan
Eunice Butler
Theodore Taylor
David Bivins

Mrs. Ellen Moore
Mrs. Willie Rose Epstine
Ms. Louise Lacey

Ms. Charlene Bivins
Mrs. Gertrude Chambliss
Mrs. Virginia Howard
Freddie Howard, Jr.
Mary Wylie

Mr. George Harris, Jr.
Mrs. Janet Pointer
Shellevon Bray
Charles Bivins, Jr.
Mrs. Mamie Taylor
Mrs. Mary Mitchell
Mrs. Rosa Manson
Mrs. Ida Robinson
Mrs. Jane Harris

Mrs. Helen Bivins
Mrs. Alice Tyndale