The Pegasus 1987

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1987 PEGASUS

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Central High School 1987
2155 Napier Avenue
Macon, Georgia 31204
Volume XVII

his year at Central is
- different, challeng-

ing, and appeel-
ing. Central is different
from all other schools be-
cause we have variety. A va-
riety of students, that is, all
working together to make a
great school. Maybe thats
why we are sole possessors
of the years Best Sports-
manship Award presented
annually by the Macon Ex-
change Club.

Challenging. Well, this
year at Central challenges
students in several ways.
Having more students than
ever before tests the pa-
tience of everyone. Another
is the constant battle to
keep up grades; this is
something that always is on
our minds. Finally, there is
a new challenge at Central.
The newly formed Spirit
Committee invites every-
one to Get that Charger
Spirit!. The students re-
spond with higher atten-
dance at school games.

With all of these things
comes the ap*peel. Stu-
dents at Central create an
inviting atmosphere thats
hard to resist. Take a peel
of the Orange you'll find
us most ap*peeling.

Gathering around and having fun
is just part of our appeel.
Taking a lunchtime break, the
senior porch group enjoys its
extra time.

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Crowdedness in the lunchroom
makes for close communion.
Carl Dudley, Antonece Spear

and William Barron seem to be

enjoying themselves.

Tony Howard debates fighting the
hall-mania or waiting until the
crowd clears, as Faith Griffin
looks on.

Between classes, all that one
sees is a sea of bodies, all trying
to get to different places at the
same time.

The early-moming crew monkeys
around as they crowd on the
steps before school,
procrastinating the start of class.

A FULL HOUSE

There are more students than ever at Central

Oo you ever get that
D feeling that you're
glued to the floor?
Well, here in the halls of
Central, many of us feel
that way each day. The
halls are overcrowded, and
that is a problem that all
students must deal with. A
senior, Shannon Creamer,
complains, *Sometimes
Im late for class after hav-
ing to squeeze through the
halls. Pam Peacock adds,
People stop and socialize
_ in the halls, and its always
right in front of you!

As we try to manipulate
our way through the halls,
it seems as though we're in

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there are
more smiling
faces to greet
us in the
halls.

a sardine can. Every year, it
gets worse and thats

not hard to believe, be-
cause every year, we have
more students. What can be
done about this problem?
One student, Joanie Lar-
sen, suggests, Build an-
other school. Well, until
we build another school or
building we just have to
grin and bear it. There is
one advantage to this
whole mess; there are more
smiling faces to greet us in
the halls.

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his year has definite-
ly been one for im-
proving the school
spirit. Everyone has tried to
support the school spirit as
well as the school and try-
ing to keep positive atti-
tudes. However, the re-
sponsibility for school spirit
was definitely a job the stu-
dents had to undertake.
It all depends on the
people (as to whether or
not the school spirit im-
proves), Says senior Carla
Hardy.

It's improving, says

Ms. Kris Stenbridge attempts
to get a student to buy a spirit
item.

CHARGER

SPIRIT

Donna Strickland, Its bet-
ter than it used to be!

Lisa Emilio agrees, I
think everybody has tried to
make this year better. Ev-
eryone was getting excited
about the activities the
school was having.

Over the summer, teach-
ers formed a spirit commit-
tee at the request of Mr.
Bell. During the first quarter
students were invited to
participate.

Says one member, An-
drea Carter, School spirit
makes a school. Everyone

needs a positive attitude.
The student body, working
together, only improves the
chance for a schools
sports teams to be
successful.

Centrals school spirit
definitely needed a lift. To-
gether, we proved that stu-
dents and faculty working
together can accomplish al-
most anything. Take heed
of our new Charger spirit
youre sure to find it
ap*peeling.

Bringing the lunchroom crowd to
its feet, Daryl Pearson
demonstrates why hes this
years winner of Spirit Week's
Pee Wee Herman contest.

Filling up the stands is what these
Chargers are talking about as they cheer
to the fight song.

Mrs. Espy and Irvon Mahone jam to That
Old Time Rock n Roll during a pep
rally.

Wayne Evans, Glenn Casto, Tim Kite, Mitzi
Hooks, Tonya Travis, Rader Seller, Sonya
Travis and Michelle Horton all show their
Charger Spirit as they wear their favorite

jerseys on Jean and Jersey Day.

Apt @ ORANGE

Mr. Central, Ned Henry, and his
escort, Gretchen Prasse, smile
brightly for the crowd

Mr. Bell gives Central's new
Homecoming Queen, Erika Hart
a congratulatory hug.

1986 Ms. Central Homecoming
Court: 1st Runner-up, Jill
McDonald; 3rd Runner-up,

Katrina Jordan; Ms. Central,
Erika Hart; 4th Runner-up, Kaye
Tutt; and 2nd Runner-up, Shirley

Randall.

1986 Mr. Central Homecoming
Court: 2nd Runner-up, Keith
Hamilton; 4th Runner-up, David
Robinson; Mr. Central, Ned

Henry; Ist Runner-up Chris Dunn;
and 3rd Runner-up Ricky Harris.

proud smiles of happy Erika and Ned.

AND THE

ctober 3, 1986 is a bright moment in the hazy high
O school memories of Erika Hart and Ned Henry,

who were crowned Miss and Mr. Central Homecom-
ing night.

The Week began with excited students dressed in jeans
and jerseys. Yes, Central's Homecoming was only a few
days away and Spirit Week was underway.

The tension built all week as Central anxiously awaited
the Hephzibah game when the new Mr. and Miss Central
would be crowned. At halftime the nervous candidates
strolled out on the field finally to hear the big news. The
moment had come and the air was bubbling with anticipa-
tion. After what seemed forever, the names were an-
nounced. And the winners are Erika Hart, Miss
Central and Ned Henry, Mr. Central. Jill McDonald and

Erika Hart and escort Milton
Craig smile after Erika receives
her crown

Sarita McCoy shows her Charger
spirit in the Senior car float.

WINNER IS...

Chris Dunn claimed first runners up with Shirley Randall
and Keith Hamilton as second runners up, Katrina Jordan
and Ricky Harris third runners up, and Kaye Tutt and David
Robinson as fourth runners up.

During a special pregame show the Freshmen Michael
Higley, and Tasha Simmons, Sophomores Tony Jones
and Paula Brison, and Juniors Anna Shockley and Natalie
Colvard were presented on car floats. These classes
showed their spirit by decorating their cars. Following the
game, a Homecoming Dance was held in honor of the
candidates, ending a special, fun-filled week at Central.
Homecoming 86 will be a momentous occassion forever
in students memories as they reflect upon the good
times.

LINE-UP

The everlasting wait

ll of us have had to
As in line at one
time or another. If it

isnt the late line, its the
lunch line. Exactly what
does one do while he
stands in line? Well, Nikki
Dennard says, I just go
through the line saying,
Seniors coming through!
Most of us just hang around
and talk to whomever hap-
pens to be standing next to
us.

In the lunchline, the main
topic of conversation is the

food, of course. It doesnt
matter who you are stand-
ing beside in the line, be-
cause you know that you
have something in com-
mon; you are both starving!
Most conversation in the

lunchroom takes place in
the line anyway, because
once you sit down, you
have to wolf your food so
you won't be late to class.

Perhaps the worst one is
the line of cars waiting to
leave the parking lot. Not
only are you ready to get
home, but sitting in that hot
car makes you even more
irritated.

Remember one thing
while you stand in your next
line; make the best of it by
simply having a conversa-
tion with the person, whom-
ever it might be, standing
beside you.

Ed Harrel escapes the salad bar
line as he pays for his lunch.

Does this look familiar? These
students, running a bit behind,
anxiously wait for Mr. Guy to sign
them in.

Waiting in line for the bus can be
a pretty boring moment, but
these students appear to be

making the most of it.

LOCKERS, etc.

18 5, or was it 18
4 ee Sound familiar? Well, it
has happened to the best of us,
and lockers are a part of everyday
student life, to say the least. The
average student probably visits his
or her locker three to five times a
day; this includes the necessary
before and after school trips.

Some of us go out of the ordi-
nary plain ole locker syndrome
and decorate it with pictures and
whatnot. Two seniors, Cele Logan
and Kim Poland, share a com-
ment. We hung a wipe-off note-
pad on the door and exchange
notes during the day.

Don't forget the well-known dirty
locker. At one time during the
school year comes the chore of

cleaning the pigpen: endless
sheets of paper, maybe a shirt or
jacket; or even a pair of socks, a
rotten apple, and ... Look, heres
my algebra homework! | got a zero
for not turning it in last quarter |
knew | did it!

It's your locker, clean, filthy, fan-
cy, or plain; but you'll always for-
get your locker combination over
spring break!

Even our lockers have appeel.
Take a look at Alesa Richard's
locker and you'll agree.

Mark Brannem takes a peek at
what's for lunch as he grabs a
tray.

Derrick Maddox is definitely in fashion
with his lariat

Standard equipment at Central this year
has been Reebok shoes, socks, T-shirts
warmups, etc.

Many faces peering from Tamika Foster's
shirt seems to leave Chris Pennyman
perplexed.

April Carroll reveals her
appeel with her spiked, gelled
and blonded hairdo.

op oe TO THE EYE

new wave is sweeping across this nation. We all
Aw what that new wave is, Max Headroom. He

dominates the commercials we watch on T.V., and
the billboards that dot our highways.

Espadrilles are seen on just about everyones feet. On
the male scene, Sebagos (or pseudo-Sebagos) are a defi-
nite must; they are worn without socks, of course!

What are people wearing? Thats simple; Forenza! It
doesn't matter if its shorts, shirts, or pants, just as long as
they are Forenza. Jams are another hot item on the cloth-
ing list. This summer they showed up in various different
lengths. binges length was just below the knees. Es-
prit is still . The colors this fall are even brighter and
wilder than iaione.

For the guys, faded and ripped blue jeans are hot. You
can even purchase these jeans pre-tom or pre-faded; if
you prefer the stonewashed look, well, they're available
also. Come on, guys, get that sloppy look.

As for jewelry, Swatches can still be seen on the majority
of people's wrists. More and more people are wearing
fishing weights as bracelets and ankelets. Friendship
bracelets are showing up in several varieties of styles and
colors. If all these things sound foreign to you, get with it,
but remember, you can never go wrong with a T-shirt and
an old pair of Levis.

The silky look is well displayed
by Valencia Lawrence with her
over-sized earrings completing
this ap peeling look.

Russell Johnson, Vernon Collins
and Tony Thorpe show off their
ap peel with crewcut, flat-top
and shaved design.

GROWING PAINS art

Teenage years appear most painful

s time passes and
Av: reflect upon our
high school years,
we smile and remember
all of our good times. But
as with anything else, we
never stay the same. In
our forty years at Central
High School, we
watch friends
grow and friend-
ships change;
some become
stronger while
others simply
fall apart.
Sometimes we
change so
much that, at
moments, we
forget who we really are.
So many things happen
to us we wonder if were
growing up too fast or
maybe if we're growing
up at all.
It's so hard for us be-
cause we dont know just

how to act. Our parents
want to coddle us, pro-
tecting their children for-
ever, but were dying to
jump out on our own,
standing on our own two
feet and independent.
Sometimes we wonder if

there will ever be a day
without the typical par-
ent-teenage argument.
We feel alone and de-
pressed considering how
much our parents care.
Then, we all have our
moments when we could

just kill our best friends,
or maybe even our boy-
friend/girlfriend. The
pain can seem Over-
whelming. We hate our
friends for hurting us and
our loved ones for be-
traying our trust.

Lets not for-
get about
school. The
Striving for
good grades,
making a cer-
tain team, or
pleasing our
parents with
achievements
can be so frus-
trating that we

stop and think, Whats
life really all about?
When our years are
completed and high
school times are gone,
we look back smiling re-
alizing our pain is all
about of growing up.

Shawna Clendening and Sarah Hiscox
prepare for fourth periods quiz during their

lunch break.

Reviewing for 5th periods quiz, Shawna
Clendening and Sarah Hiscox compare notes.

Angela Eaton and Raymond
Davis will remember CHS fondly
for the friendships shared.

Growing pains can be physical as
well as mental; just ask Kacy
McCrary, she knows as she
receives some pep talk from
Chris Dunn and Johnny Burrel
before Physics class.

Kimberly Randall, April Woolfolk,
and Mia Andrews take some time
to chat.

BEHIND THE WHEEL =

Chuck Isenburg and Chris Strain
stroll through the parking lot.

One can't help but notice Paul
Knight's car, as he found a way
to personalize his Beetle.

Students take responsibilities of driving

o drive or not to
"T sive: that is the
question most teen-

agers ask their parents
when school begins. Driv-
ing and having an automo-
bile is a must for most
students at Central. This
year the most popular auto-
mobiles are Mustangs,
Jeeps, trucks, and many dif-
ferent small cars. Derick
Maddox's car is quite odd.
He owns a little red Subaru.
Looking at the outside of

his car its just another car,
but its quite different when
you look inside. The whole
interior consists of rubber
skulls and fake cobwebs.
He says, Theres no other
car at Central thats as
unique as mine!

For the first six weeks of
school, our parking lots are
completely full. Once those
progress reports go out, it
seems as if the parking lots
thin out. The ones who lose
their car for six weeks are

given a choice; they may ei-
ther ride the bus, walk to
school, or catch a ride with
a friend. Most of them
would rather ride with a
friend!

One thing is for sure; stu-
dents at Central have good
taste in cars, ranging from
75 Mavericks to 86 Honda
Preludes. Needless to say,
even our cars have
ap*peel.

Having someone parking in your
place is something all driver's
experience.

Kit Andrews and Michelle
Mayhew return to the school
building after getting some book
from their cars.

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Many students participate in the variety of sport
programs offered her at Central. Our teams practice
and work hard to be winners, putting their all into compe-
tition. Athletics are a large part of Central and they
create a special pride in being a Charger. Attend one of
our games and you'll feel that certain appeel in the
air. From basketball to golf, we have a pride that is
not present at any other high school. Take
heed of this as you take a peel of our
athletics.

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City Champs 86-87

Chargers defeat Northeast, 51-0, and Southwest, 8-7

he Central Chargers claimed the 1986 - 87 football City Cham-
pions title as they routed Northeast, 51 to 0, and slipped by
Southwest in a season-ending thriller, 8 to 7.
Getting off to a slow 0-3 start, the Chargers came back with
a win over Hephzibah in the Homecoming game, thanks to an awe-
some job by the defense, which had five sacks for a minus 45 yards.
Staring a drive with an excellent punt return by Earl Sanders the
Chargers took the lead, 7 to 0, and never looked back. The team went
in at the half with a comfortable 21 to 0 lead, and added seven more
in the fourth to finish with a 28 to O win.

After Hephzibah, the Chargers only managed to win one of their
next four games, losing to Warner Robins, Northside, and Baldwin
County. The one win, though, 51 to 0 over Northeast, put the squad in
contention for the city title. The team only had one more obstacle:
Southwest.

Southwest, having also beaten Northeast earlier in the season, took
a 7 to O lead in the first quarter. They held this lead until the fourth
quarter when Charger quarterback Victor Griffin threw a fourth down,
22-yard pass to Bobby Ketchup who pulled down a spectacular, one-
handed catch and fell in the end zone which, plus the extra point tied
the game 7 to 7 with about eight minutes to go. The game ended at 7
to 7 deadlock thus sending the Chargers and Patriots into overtime.
The rule of overtime is if a team doesnt score in two overtimes, the
one with the deepest penetration in the two overtimes wins. Thanks to
a Lewis Huff interception and a Mark Davis 30-yard run to Southwest's
20-yard line in the second overtime the Chargers claimed the win, 8 to
7, along with the city championship.

Despite a 5-7 record, the varsity football squad had appeel.

Front Row (left to right): Victor Griffin, Scott Lenderman, Daniel High, Joe High, Tim Jackson, Anthony Jones, Rader Sellers, Eric Glover, Brian
Reese, Earl Sanders; Second row: Mark Davis, Eric Watkins, Lewis Huff, Chris Watson, Benard Evans, Carlos Dorm, Bobby Ketchup, Michael
Hughes, Deundray Bentley, Jerome Stanley; Third row: Phillip Mixon, Julian Hylton, Henry Marshall, Greg Hill, Jimmy Hollingshed, Seth Wilson,
Bill Pollard, Issac Davis, Mark Dent; Fourth row: Rodney Jackson, Zontion Cotton, Eric Cotton, Dawn Hodges, Reginald Dantely, Mike Leverett,
Dexter Patterson, Precell Brooks, R.L. Brown, Chevene Hill; Fifth row: Sean Hill, Chad Leavitt, Orin Wilder, Willie Williams, Bobbie Lewis, John

Avera, Chris Maxwell, Thorance Bonner.

Douglass
Harper
Washington
Hephzibah
Wamer Robins
Northeast
Northside
Evans

Baldwin County
Southwest

The Central Chargers tearing towards a win.

Earl Sanders gives a concerned look as he takes a rest from the
action,

Joe High breezes past the Southwest defense.

Zontion Cotton
Reginald Daniely
Mark Davis

Joe High

Julian Hylton
Tim Jackson
Bobby Ketchup
Scott Lenderman

Mike Leverett
Dexter Patterson
Bill Pollard

Earl Sanders

Eric Scott
Jerone Stanley
Orin Wilder

Players

Head Coach Tom Simonton, Defensive Coach Ron
Little, and Coach Wayne Holleman all keep a
careful watch on the football field.

Getting ready for the game, the players are drilled
by Offensive Coach Steve Smith.

Football Managers Becky Bumsed, Andrea Carter, Alesa Richards, Kelly
Keenan, and Jill McDonald.

Offensive Coach Steve Edwards sends in the next play with Julian Hylton.

With

Tim Jackson holds the ball
while Scott Lenderman at- Special teams tries to block the >
tempts the extra point. punt.

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Ap peel

Faces of expression are displayed by Mark Davis (left) and Zontion Cot-
ton (right) as each waits to enter the game.

The awesome Charger defense stops another drive.

Lewis Huff races to get open for the pass.

dy Brown, the 1986-87 Central tournament only to be defeated by North-
Charger Basketball team won their east.
last two games to pull to an even 10-10 Despite a fair 10-10 record the CHS Bas-
record. ketball team definitely had ap peel.
With a 5-3 conference standing, the Char-

B ehind the leadership of Coach Ran- gers qualified to compete in the subregion

Antonio Sledge puts up a
20-feet jumper.

Won 10, Loss 10

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Wilkinson Co
Southside
Perry
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Southwest
Northside
Northeast
Southwest
Twiggs Co
Northeast
Dodge Co
Baldwin Co
Northside
Dodge Co
Baldwin Co
Warner Robins
Perry
Savannah
Warner Robins

Left to right:

lst row: Scott McCardle, Richard Lockett, Carlos Dom, Antonio Sledge, Algernon Searcy, Anthony Haynes
2nd row: Coach Lightfoot, Kelly Williams, Tony Willis, Marshall Green, Michael Bames, Bill Miller, Coach
Brown

Girl's Basketball

Top row: (left to right) Coach Green, Harriet Brown, Tamara Thomas, Demetrice Spencer, Hope Fordham, Nikki Glover, Susan Schaible, Tonya
Lee, Erin Camp, Coach Little; Bottom row: Nicole Colvard, Cathy Evans, TaShawna Davis, Daphine Lockett

Mark Morrow stands ready!

Scott Linderman steps up to the plate to hit a winner.

Front row (left to right): Mark Dockery, Scott Lenderman, Rusty Clifton, Chris Watson, Jody Heath; Middle row (left to right): Timothy
Jackson, Terrell Mitchell, Mark Morrow, Chico Hollingshead; Standing: Coach Mike Hall, Robert Thompson, Dale Benton, Craig Daniel,
Damon Cape, Mark Bullard, John Thigpen, Coach W.C. Jones

Rusty Clifton aims the ball
towards second base.

Tim Jackson anxiously awaits
the ball.

J
Chico Hollingshed heads
home.

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Softball

Won 2, Lost 8

Central

Baldwin
Southwest
Northeast
Northside
Warner Robins
Baldwin
Southwest
Northeast
Northside
Warner Robins

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Out With A Bang

espite a fairly sluggish year, the
D= Chargers softball team
did have its high points during
the season. After two hard losses, the
team bounced back with an incredible
17 to 6 victory against the Northeast
Raiderettes.
The Lady Chargers did not have an-

other win until they blasted the Lady
Demons 19 to 0 in their final game of
the season. They had previously lost
to Warmer Robins 1 to 11 early in their
schedule.

In spite of a 2-8 record the Central
softball team definitely had its
ap peel.

With all her might, Nikki Glover throws the ball to the
infield.

Tonya Bivins tosses another perfect pitch.

Sabrina Walton aims on target to Lisa Compton as Nicole Colvard
watches.

Front row (left to right): Sabrina
Walton, Nicole Colvard, Ca-
linda Jones, Nikki Glover, Mi-
chelle Jones; Back row: Mrs.
Compton, Jennifer Penniman,
Tonya Bivins, Gail Howard,
Shedina Mahone, Daphne
Lockett, Kenneth Fort, Lisa
Compton, Monica Jones,
Coach Campbell.

Tennis 86

Members of the Boy's 1986 Tennis Team were
front; Jeff Armstrong; back (left to right): Brad
Yeomans, Hollis Pugh, Kenneth Fort.

Members of the Girls 1986 Tennis Team were (left
to right): Jill McDonald, Kacy McCrary, Elizabeth
Pickard, Becky Burnsed.

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Top row: (left to right) Camille Smart, Chanell Hicks, Erika Hart, Karin Jordan, Penny Harvey Bottom row: Linda Gray, Audrey Hill, Rhonda
Dawson, Kaye Tutt, Kosha King, Karmita Tumer

Homecoming 86-'87

Left to right: Paula Brinson and Tony Jones, Miss and Mr. Sophomore; Anna Shockley, Miss Junior, escorted by Rusty Lipford; Natalie Colvard
Miss Junior, escorted by Eddie Smith; Tosha Simmon and Michael Hughley, Miss and Mr. Freshman

Miss Juniors, Anna Shockley and Natalie Colvard

Miss Sophomore, Paula Brinson and Mr. Sophomore, Tony Jones Miss Freshmen, Tosha Simmons, and Mr. Freshman Micheal Hughley

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We mustn't forget school organizations! These clubs
make our school so unique, and above all the rest. Those
who participate in school clubs know the importance they
play during the school year. Where else can you meet a
group of people who share the same interest, whether it
be drama, French, chess, or Spanish?

Taking advantage of a club is the best way to learn and
participate at the same time. Look at all the clubs here at

Central High, and see what they have to offer. Do you feel
like a bit of culture? Then stop by a Humanities meeting.
Or perhaps you're overflowing with Central spirit then
stop in on a Spirit meeting and see what theyre up to.

Student Council

First row (left to right): Paula Brinson, Tina Hall, Dana Davis, Tracie Clark, Rachel Glidden, Stephanie Sanderson, Pennie Harvey, Shanta
Zimmerman, Tasha Simmons, Keshia Straws, Lisa Emilio, Kevin Mills; second row: Corinthia Hollman, Anthony Jones, Latonya Hargrove, John
Sweat, Erika Hart, Lavonia Green, Andrea Carter, Laura Call, Willette Hill; third row: Jenny Bowser, Anthony Jones, Valerie Leslie, Valencia
Lawrence, Shirley Randall, Melva Butts, Sarita McCoy, Laura Menninger; fourth row: Jill McDonald, Gretchen Prasse, Jerome McClain, Charlene
Bivins, Tracey Miller, Eddie Smith, Kevin Tumer, Becky Burnsed, George Crawley, Elizabeth Pickard.

Officers And
Advisors

Mrs. Dumas Adviser, Sarita McCoy Secretary,
Shirley Randall President, Melva Butts Vice-
President, Mrs. Hinesley Adviser

Beta Club

Front row (left to right): Gentry Cannon, Julie Knap-
penberger, Erika Hart, Mimi Dick, Keena Howard, Su-
sie Schaible; Second row: Lori McDuffie, Catherine
Wheeler, Lamarion Green, Laura Call, Stephanie San-
derson, Beth Whitaker, Tracy Center; Third row: Bob-
by Dickson, Jeanne Marshall, Tosh Anderson, Mi-
chael Cass, Angela Bundrage, Kevin Tumer; Fourth
row: Russ Seney, Stephanie Thurston, Gretchen,
Diane Schieneman, Geoffrey Armstrong; Fifth row:
Chris Caldwell, Ricky Harris, Laura Menninger, Jona-
than Tumer, Richard Ellison, Hallie Gray;; Back row:
Mrs. Fults, Mr. Caldwell, Seth Bush, Rod Seney, David
Robinson

Officers

Vice President Laura Menninger, President Da-
vid Robinson

Foreign Relations

Front row (left to right): Donna Culverhouse, Andrea Frolich; Second row: Stephanie Thurston, Ricky Harris; Third row: Jonathan Tumer, Beth
Rowell, Laura Menninger; Fourth row: Ned Henry, David Robinson, Gretchen Prasse, James Herring, Malcom Haynes.

Front row (left to right): Joey Hiller,
Ula Fosner, Jessica Williams, Re-
becca Green, Shanta Zimmer,
Todd Bullard; Second row: Russ
Seney, Carol Haynes, Laura Call,
Keiren Bluestone, Stephanie Nor-
tenhaug; Third row: Michael Sim-
mons, Seth Bush, Matthew Davis,
Phillip Mixon, Eric McCammon;
Fourth row: Justin Gray, George
Crawley, Rod Seney, Aldam Hard-
grove.

First row (left to right): Maurice
Howard, Terry Jones, Carlos Terry,
Paul Vinson; Second row: Lashun
Hicks, Hope Logan, Ardenah Wim-
bush, Theodore Thomas, Sonja
Simmons, Kemberly Hall; Third
row: Albert Reid, Tony Stevens,
Johnny Jackson, Patrick Dean,
Shenetta Nixon, Valencia Davis,
Sylvester Holt, Eric Hill.

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First row (left to right): Keena Howard, Mimi Dick, Christy DeLoach, Katie Hazlehurst, Catherine Wheeler, Tiffany Shephard, Crystal Austen,
Tracy Center, Angela Eaton; Second row: Petra Cramer, Jeanne Marshall, Leslie Preston, Elizabeth Pickard, Erica Hart, Jennifer Caldwell, Jill
McDonald, Melva Butts, Sartia McCoy; Third row: David Lystland, Chris Caldwell, Beth Whitacker, Andrea Good, Gena Tribble, Devin Smith;
Fourth row: Dary! Pearson, Michael Cass, Phillip Mixon.

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Elizabeth Pickard, Secretary; Not pictured: Hallie
Gray, Vice President; Joanie Larsen, Treasurer.

The French Club helps students gain a
better understanding of the French culture
through many activities such as French
meals, games, speakers, and in the spring
the club holds a special fashion show in
French.

Spanish Club

First row (left to right): Cab Baldwin, Jan Anderson, Renee Williams, Stephanie Thurston, Kerry Freeman, Todd Creamer; Second row:; Janelle
Peale, Valerie Leslie, Becky Burnsed, Tony Hayes, Fowler Lawton; Third row: Sonya Travis, Julie Knappenberger, Tonya Travis, Gentry Cannon,
Heather Hooks, Bobby Dickson, George Crawley; Fourth row: Jimi Bailey, Yolanda Hurst, Stephanie Woods, Mrs. Faudree; Fifth row: Mrs.
Edwards, Mrs, Perez

Officers

First Row (left to right): Jan Anderson, Treasurer, Stephanie Thurston;
President, Kerry Freeman; Vice President, Renee Williams; Secretary Sec-
ond Row: Cab Baldwin, Sgt. at Arms; Todd Cramer, Sgt. at Arms

Red Cross

Officers

(Left to right): Kenneth Fort, Sergeant at-Arms; Ramo-
na Nellams, Corresponding Secretary; Shannon
Creamer, Vice President; Latrece Latimore, Secretary;
Andrea Carter, President; Leslie Grant, Reporter (not
pictured).

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This year the Spirit Committee
turned things around for Central.
The group formed early in the year
and began making plans to pro-
mote Charger Spirit. They orga-
nized pep rallies, hosted Spirit
Week, and sold Spirit items to help
students to get that Charger Spir-
its:

First row (left to right): Camille Smart, Robin
Oppy, Rachel Glidden, Stephanie Thurston;
Second row: Erika Hart, Shirley Randall,
Becky Burnsed, Killy Veal; Third row: Yo-
landa Hurst, Andrea Carter, Sarita McCoy;
Back row: Malcom Haynes

Officers

Becky Burnsed Treasurer, Yolanda Hurst
Co-chairman, Robin Oppy Chairman
Sarita McCoy Secretary

First row (left to right): Derek Broadhead, Cath-
erine Wheeler; Second row: Stephanie Sander-
son, Robin Ashmore; Third row: Russ Seney,
Marla Adcock; Fourth row: Becky Richey, Wil-
liam Seney; Fifth row: Charles White, Julie
Knappenberger, Gentry Cannon, Alesa Richard,
Tiffany Shepard, Phillip Mixon, Thomas White;
Sixth row: Seth Bush, Donna Weaver; Seventh
row: Becky Burnsed, David Lystland; Eighth
row: Daryl Pearson

Explorers

Class Officers And Reps.

Junior

First row: Stephanie Sanderson, Mimi Dick, Penny
Harvey Vice President; second row: Valerie
Leslie, Rachel Glidden; third row: Elizabeth Pickard,
April Woolfolk, Tracy Miller President.

Sophomore

Laura Call, Shanta Zimmer President, Devin
Tumer.

Freshman

Left to right: Tonya Barron Secretary/Treasurer,

Sonja Morris President, La Kesia Straws

Representative, Tasha Simmons Representative.
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Front row (left to right): Melissa Preston, Sandra Preston, Khaleelah Muhummad, Charlene Foster, Nicole Foster, Uhura Hughes, Tonya Lowe,
Kara Whatley, Yolanda Hurdy; second row: Phyliss Plowden, Sirena Starks, Dana Moore, Tameko Tharpe, Crystal Austin, Camile Searcy,
Michele, Ronald Ross; third row: Topaz Spivey, Kosha King, Natalie Colvard, Anita Cunningham, Jennifer Hall, Latrice Latimore, Yolanda Hurst,
Jeral Harris; fourth row: Tracie Strickland, Brenda Gray, Anissa Gray, Kelly Veal, Laura O'Neal, Tony Jones, Tiftan Rundolph, Marcus Pickney,
Mr. Roberts; fifth row: Mr. Goodard, Chris Dunn, Terry Jones.

Officers

First row (left to right): Dana Moore Vice President,
Khaleelah Muhummad Assistant Secretary; sec-
ond row: Latrice Latimore Treasurer, Jenniger Hall
Secretary, Yolanda Hardy President, Tonya
Lowe Assistant Treasurer, Killy Veal Parliamen-
tarian

Govemors Honors

The Governor's Honors Program is a six
week program designed to provide chal-
lenging and enrichment educational op-
portunities for intelectually gifted and artis-
tically talented students.

Front row (left to right): John Sweat, Gena Tribble;
Back row: Bert Thorton, Hallie Gray

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(left to right): Sean Kunis, Jonathan Tumer
(left to right): Sarita McCoy, Jill McDonald, Laura Menninger, Lamarion
Gree, (Not pictured) Tamika Foster

Boys and Girls State is a program for young Georgians possessing
outstanding leadership qualities and traits.

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Front row (left to right): Sabrina Palmer, Stephanie Stubbs, Ronaldia Smith, Jeannie Kelley, Benita Jackson, Bill Pollard, Tracy Thurman,
Stephanie Houser, Joycien Johnson, Kaye Tutt, Keith Hamilton, Chanell Hicks; Second row: Trent Morgan, Linda Strong, Tamala Bailey,
Lashun, Wendy Swain, Stephanie Woods, Aretha Fraley, Alicia Boone, Stacy Darrinsaw, Antonia Davis, Killy Veal, Vernon Collins, Roderick
Finney; Third row: Kelcy Jones, Charita Clay, Tonya Harris, April Woolfolk, Mia Young, Tim Jackson, Rosalyn Hall, Teisha Dinkins; Top row: Kim
McCoy, Ronda Dawson, Antone Dobbs, Mr. Lighfoot, Chico Hollingshed, Walter Kelly, Waverlyn Denmark, Ervin Mahone

Officers

The purpose of D.E.C.A. (Distributive Education Clubs
of America) is to develop education in marketing and dis-
tribution which will contribute to occupational
competence.

In addition, the club strives to promote understanding
and appreciation for the responsibilities of citizenship in
our free, competitive enterprise system. Only those stu-
dents enrolled in Marketing Education are eligible to join
the club.

Seated (left to right): Tisha Dinkens, Stephanie Houser, Tracy Thurman,
Kay Tutt, Benita Jackson; Back row: Billy Pollard, Tim Jackson, Isaac
Lightfoot, Trent Morgan.

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First row (left to right): Cheryl Harris, Janelle Peale, Jinni Bryant, Stephanie Sanderson, Catherine Wheeler, Sirena Starks, Jewel Parham, Lori
McDuffie; Second row: Tiffany Shephard, Pam Peacock, Jill McDonald, Lisa Emilio, Angie Eaton, Sarita McCoy, Andrea Carter, Shannon
Creamer; Third row: Carol Holland, Alesa Richard, Corinthia Holliman, Ginger Monroe, Lisa Brown, Barney Kilby; Fourth row: Matt Davis
Gretchen Prasse, Becky Burnsed, Joey Rogers, Danny Bush, Bert Thorton; Fifth row: Hope Brittain, Elizabeth Pickard, Vicki Winters, Kelly
Keenan

Officers and Adviser

Mrs. Hauck Adviser, Jill McDonald Public Relations Chmn., Andrea
Carter Sgt.-at-Arms, Becky Burnsed President, Sarita McCoy
Vice -President.

Students Against Drunk Driving (S.A.D.D.) is a national organization of students
who are concemed about the number of deaths and injuries caused by drunk
drivers. This group talks about the problem and ways to prevent people from
drinking from driving. Throughout the year the club engages in several activities
such as programs with M.A.D.D. (Mothers Against Drunk Driving), speakers, and
services to the community. Membership in the club is not an oath not to drink, but
rather a statement of commitment to help put an end to drunk drivers

First row (left to right): Jennifer Ev-
ans, Sonya Travis, Chris Treem,
Latrice Lattimore, Alecia Boone,
Mrs. Harris, Advisor; Second row:
Sarita McCoy, Cele Logan, Octavia
Hill, Courtney Jackson, Lamarion
Green, Bobby Ketchup; Third row:
Sylvester Holt, James Herring,
Todd Creamer, Glenn Casto, Wil-
lette Hill, Buford Mallory

Officers

First row (left to right): Chris
Treem, Program Chairman; Octa-
via Hill, Treasurer; Lamarion
Green, President; Second row: Sar-
ita McCoy, Secretary; James Her-
ring, Vice President

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Future Business Leaders of America is
the national organization for all high
school students participating in business
and office programs. The purpose of the
organization is to provide as an integral
part of the instructional program, addition-
al opportunities for secondary students in
business and office education to develop
vocational and career supportive compe-
tencies, and to promote civic and personal
responsibilty.

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Front row (left to right): Stacey French, Allison Rodriquez, Denise Grimsley, Stephanie Hamp-
ton, Beth Harrison, April Fritts, Mrs. McCollugh; Second row: Romona Nelmans, Marty Ran-
dolph, Emily Hiscox, Michelle Mayhew, Regina Lott, Tessie Raymer, Angela Sewell

AIASA is nationwide. It is a club in which
all students dealing with industrial arts or
pre-tech are eligible to be a member. The
club specialize in helping students pick a
suitable job for him or her. It helps stu-
dents to build a technical world. AIASA
makes projects to prove their skills and

use them in competition during our confer-
ences.

Left to right: Gary Blodget, Sean Cody, Amy Gresham,
Ronnie Anderson, Mike Mason, Bobby Dickson, Orlan-
do Hill

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Humanities

Seated (left to right): Sabrina Al-
der, Gretchen Prasse, Tiffany
Shepphard, Mimi Dick, Laura Men-
ninger, Laura Call, Jenni Bryant,
Crystal Austin, Sarita McCoy, Erika
Hart; Standing; Jill McDonald, Beth
Whitaker, Andrea Good, Sandy
Taylor, Lamarion Green, Kerin
Bluestone, George Crawley, Pame-
la Ketchup

Front row (left to right): Jimi Bai-
ley, Rachel Glidden, Elizabeth
Pickard, Leslie Preston, Keren
Bluestone, Hope Brittain; Middle:
Jeanne Marshall, Gretchen Prasse,
Becky Burmsed, Andrea Frolich,
Raina Williams; Third row: Tosh
Anderson, Michael Cass, Ross Brit-
tain, Lori McDuffie, Robin Oppy,
Carol Willis, Jennifer Caldwell, Cin-
dy Hill, Seth Bush; Back: Malcolm
Haynes, Kevin Turner

Newspaper Staff

The purpose for Central's
newspaper, The Charger
Pride is to give students
who are interested in jour-
nalism a chance to partici-
pate in the publication of a
newspaper and to print
school news. The Charger
Pride consists of articles
and opinions written by
Central students.

First row (left to right): Mrs. Hinesley, Robin Oppy, Michael Cass, Tamika Foster, Jill McDonald (not pictured).
Second row: Milba Butts, Yolanda Hurst, Andrea Carter, Lesley Orant. Back row: David Lystland, Heather Hooks,
Sharon Creamer, Jonathan Held, Frank Leventhal.

ook Staff

Front row (left to right): Clara Caldwell, Andrea Frolich, Octavia Gary; Second row: Miss Corson, Tammy Slappy, Cheryl Harris, Pam Peacock,
Heather Boyd, Jill McDonald, Angela Middleton, Michele Everett; Third row: Chip Hooker, Chris Burkhalter, Preston Seward, Becky Burnsed,
Tony Jones, Shannon Creamer, Lois Moss, Raina Williams (not pictured), Joanie Larsen (not pictured).

Academic Bowl

Front row (left to right): Mimi Dick,
Diane Schieneman, Ula Rosner,
May Williams, Kevin Tumer, Sarita
McCoy, Seth Bush, Back row: Mrs.
Pietzrak, Laura Menninger, Shanta
Zimmer, Kimberly Welch, Mrs. Sol-
omon

The purpose of this club
is to cultivate mathematic
understanding through
guest speakers and chal-
lenging problems. The
Math Club follows a regular
schedule of meetings once
a month. Also, the club
supports the Math Team fi-
nancially.

Front row (left to right): David Rob-
inson, Gretchen Prasse, Laura
Menniger, Mimi Dick, Janelle
Peale, Kacy McCrarey, Cassandra
Fields, Mr. Caldwell. Back row:
John Nickles, Geoffrey Armstrong,
Shanta Zimmer, Carol Holland, Er-
ika Hart, Alecia Boone, John Re-
dick

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First row (left to right): Mimi Dick, Kacy McCrarey;
Second row: Gretchen Prasse, Laura Minninger,
Sarita McCoy; Third row: Barney Kilby, Kimberly
Welch, Tracy Center, Bobby Dickson, Avia Clark

Left to right: Geoffrey Armstrong,
Michael Cass, Shanta Zimmer,
Richard Ellison, Brett Smith

CHS Sugarbear

Front row (left to right): Sarah Hiscox, Shannon Webb, Linton Holloman; Second row: Tracy Glover, Crystal Austin, Tequila Belcher, Gentry
Cannon, Ula Ronser, Gena Tribble, Mindy Trawick, Shanta Zimmer, Julie Carter, Ashley Plagee, Stephanie Sanderson, Donna Davis, Donna
Weaver, Jennifer Hewitt, Angela Fowler, Tracy Becher; Third row: Quiton Woodson, Neidra Bentley, Lynn Battle, Melissa Preston, Sandra
Preston, Tawanna Butts, Christi DeLoach, Rhonda Carvy, Julie Stevens, Christi Thurston, Luana Young, Julie Knappenburger, Ginny Bryant,
Jennifer Keith, Amy Cherry, Corint Holliman, Tonya Whitehead, Barbara Brown, Karen Stewart, Dana Lewis, Phyllis Plowden, Chiquita Morris,
Bob Barnette; Fourth row: Aaron Crawford, Tonya Barron, Casey Hawkins, Bettina Lee, Laura Worsham, Jessica Williams, Catherine Wheeler,
LaShunda Whitehead, Michelle Casey, Kuzhnier Taylor, Jennifer Stephens, Robert Smith, Tracy Miller, Lisa Davis, Sean Judd; Fifth row:

Marching Band

Amanda Glover, Donnie Ranow, Becca Rowell, Janeth Werikus, Rodney Cooper, Amy Walker, Donna Culverhouse, Hilary Locke, Tisha White,
Janelle Green, David Wilcox, Levina Bishop, Cindy Mott; Sixth row: John Sweat, Jill Butler, Trey Ogle, Derek Broadhead, Mike Leverett, Kira
McGee, Bryan King, Marci Brundridge, Sean Cody, Pat McGouirk, Whitney Bennett, Danny Bush, Denee Broadhead, Jennifer Fritz, James
Cooper, Percell Brooks; Seventh row: Sean Miller, Lon Harbin, Reginald Bentley, Cassie Moore, Eric Owens, Trent Wilkerson, Billy Spaniard,
Robbie Pepper, Kim Davidson, Frank Ramsey, Chris Couch, Marty Johnson; Drummers Left (bottom to top): Scott Robins, Robbie Gibbs, Dexter
Henderson, Jan Anderson, Susie Schaible, Beth Whittaker; Drummers Right (bottom to top): Cedric Hudson, P.J. Sanders, Al Green, Eric

McCanon, Derik Sanders, Pauline Adams

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Col. Camille Smart stands proud.

Thomas White and Peggy Mander patiently wait for
their names to be announced.

Major Carter reflects upon another successful year
of Central's ROTC.

An early moming parade.

Major David L. Carter Senior Army Instructor

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Shirley Lester Advisor

Instructor

Sergeant Major Jimmie Farrell

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Cadet Lieutenant Arthur Smith Cadet Lieutenant Tronmie Cotton

Sponsor: Miss Tracy Miller Sponsor: Miss Geneva Swayne

Cadet Lieutenant Gerald Brisby
Sponsor: Sonja Jones

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Cadet Captain Sean Kunis Cadet Lieutenant John Avera
Sponsor: Miss Molly Batts Sponsor: Miss Denise Clark

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Cadet Captain Denon Green Cadet Lieutenant Quinton Barber
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Cadet Captain Jonathan Tumer Cadet Lieutenant Gerald Ford
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Battalion Commander Cadet Col. Camille Smart Cadet Lieutenant Col. Stacy Darrisaw, Battalion
Escort: Mr. Mark Davis Executive Officer

Escort: Mr. Orlando Hollingshed

Cadet Captain Latrece Pew, Battalion S-1 Cadet Captain Thomas White, Battalion S-2
Escort: Hubert Dudley, Jr. Sponsor: Miss Peggy Mander

Cadet Captain Ardeenah Wimbush, Battalion S-3 Cadet Captain Charles White, Battalion S-4
Escort: Mr. Quinton Mims Sponsor: Miss Julie Knappenberger

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his years senior class definitely let the underclassmen know
] that they ruled.

The year started out with senior selections, later on the
choosing of senior superlatives. Throughout the year, seniors
showed the younger students that they were best at pep rallies and
football games. Being a senior isnt all fun and games, however, for
the pressure of choosing a college falls upon many seniors. Also,
the closer graduation time gets, the more we begin to dread leaving
high school. The last year of high school is for most the best and
the class of 87 made this year a great one! Seniors Rock the House!

Mark Alexander
Ronnie Anderson
Kit Andrews

Lisa Anthony

Donna Arnett
Tamala Bailey
Lea Baker
Virginia Batchelor

98 seniors

Jasper Battle
Bertha Batts
Mark Berry
Charlene Bivins

Romita Bonner
Alecia Boone
Robin Borowiak /
Tracy Bowen

Jenni Bowser
Heather Boyd
Tiffany Boyter
Eric Brown

Harriet Brown
Richard Brown
Melissa Brownlow
Johnny Burel

Curtis Bumett
Becky Bumsed
Melva Butts

Clara Caldwell

seniors 99

Michael Caldwell
Andrea Carter
Glenn Casto
Terry Chapman

Cyndy Ciccarelli
Albert Clark

Tracy Clark
Shawanda Clements

Shawna Clendenning
Rusty Clifton

Nickole Cloyd

Ernest Clyde, Jr.

Obie Colbert
Corinthia Coleman
Latrenda Coleman
Desmond Colemon

Yolanda Collier
Daryl Collins
Vernon Collins
Lisa Corbin

100 seniors

Zontion Cotton
Shannon Creamer
Debbi Crumpton
Rodney Culler

Donna Culverhouse
Pamela Cummings

Chris Cunningham

Reginald Daniely

Stacey Darrisaw
Antonio Davis
Ben Davis
Raymond Davis

Kimberly Davison
Cassandra Dean
Zak Dean

Stacy Dent

Bobby Dickson
Teisha Dinkins
Tracey Dinkins
Nancy Dove

vies LOT

Yolanda Dozier
Carl M. Dudley, Jr.
Ervin Dugger
Chris Dunn

Angela Eaton
Allison Edwards
Beverly Edwards
Shane Edwards

Nathen Embry
Lisa Emilio
Keith English
Cherie Etheridge

Demetriea Michele Everett
Kenneth Fort

Charlene Foster

Tamika Foster

Yvetta Foster
Aretha Fraley
Kerry Freeman
Tommy Freeman

102 serior

Jennifer Fridell
April Fritts
Andrea Frolich
Octavia Gary

Melody George
Stuart Geriner
Sonja Gibson
Amanda Glover

Thane Good
Dionna Goore
Leslie Grant
Brenda Cray

Hallie Gray
Denon Green
LaMarion Green
Regina Grier

Denise Grimsley
Lee Grubb
Tracey Gunther
Brian Hall

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James Hall
Jennifer Hall
Rosalyn Hall

Keith Hamilton

Stephanie Hampton
Carla Hardy
Melinda Hardy
Yolanda Hardy

Josh Harn
Anthony Harris
Frances Harris

Ricky Harris

Trinette Harris
Erika Hart

Nicole Hawthome
Malcolm Haymes

Anthony Haynes
Tony Hays

Yvette Hearnes
Camela Henderson

LOA ccesiors

David Henry
Ned Henry
James Herring
Chanell Hicks

Devera Hicks
Mashelia Hicks
Tracy Hightower
Bret Hill

Eric Hill
Jerry Hill
Octavia Hill
Patricia Hill

Willette Hill

Emily Hiscox
Sarah Hiscox
Carol Holland

Sylvester Holt
Pamela Horton
Orlando Hollingshed
Tatia Hollis

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Stephanie Houser
Alicia Howard
Tony Howard

Tonya Howard

Wilene Howard
Cedric Hudson
Carolyn Hughes
Mary Humphries

John Hurdle
Yulonda Hurst
Julian Hylton
Benita Jackson

Calvin Jackson
Courtney Jackson
Minnie Jackson
Timothy Jackson

Veronica Jackson
Shealia James
Wendell Jenkins
Gerald Jefferson

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Gloria Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Edgar Johnson
Joycine Johnson

Richard Johnson
Russell Johnson
Willie Johnson
Shawn Jones

Willie Jones
Karin Jordan
Katrina Jordan
Walter Kelly

Kelly Keenan
Bobby Ketchup
Allison Kiehn
Bamey Kilby

Cynthia King
Doug King
Samaria King
Paul Knight

cts LOT

Sean Kunis
Kirkland Lakes
Derrick Lamar

Latrece Latimore

Valencia Lawrence
Sean Leavitt
Brandon Lee

Tonya Lee

Frank Leventhal
Liz Leverett
Mike Leverett
Cele Logan

Lisa Logan
Kevin Long
Regina Lott
Philleria Lucas

Caron Mabry
Derrick Maddox
Buford D. Mallory
Peggy Mander

108 serior

Joyce Mann

Laurie Marshall
Robert Marshall
Tamara Maxwell

Tracie Maxwell
Jarvis May
Michelle Mayhew
Scott McCardel

SENIOR PRIVILEDGES?

Priviledges of the 87 Seniors Are Questionable

of the best things a twelfth-grader could ask for.

They are the dominant of the class and every-
thing; for instance, they get first choice in the lunch-
room. Isn't that great? In addition to that, seniors can
pick which parking spaces they want (if the juniors
don't try to steal them!) Next, they can show their true
colors in the annual, unlike the underclassmen. Also,
seniors do not have to wait for the second bell to ring in
order to change classes. What a pleasure it must be for
them. They have that Super Senior spirit. Now, what
more could you ask for?

W ell, being a senior at Central High School is one

sets LOG

Sarita McCoy
Vickie McCoy
Kacy McCrary
Jill McDonald

John McDowell

Pat McGouirk
Edward McKay
Laura Menniger

Adair Metzger
Vanessa Mills
Michelle Monroe
Troy Morgan

Chiquita Morris
Mark Morrow
Stephanie Mosely
Delores Moss

Khaleelah Muhammad
James Myrick
Ramona Nellams
Kathy Nelson

110 serie:

Tabatha Newby
Natalie Nixon
Elizabeth Norwood
Robin Oppy

Sabrina Palmer
Dabne Parrish
Dexter Patterson
Pam Peacock

Darryl Pearson
Carletta Pennyman
Chris Pennyman
Jennifer Pennyman

Latrice Pew
Dale Pitts

Kim Poland
Willian Pollard

Lisa Poole
Melanie Powell
Gretchen Prasse
Jeanne Pratts

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Harold Preston
Leigh Preston
Tim Pryor
Traci Purvis

Shirley Randall
Marty Randolph
Tessie Raymer
Charles Redding

Pernease Keddish
Jon Redick
Brian Reese
Nate Reeves

Alesa Richards
Leroy Richards

Traci Roberts
Duff Robertson

David Robinson
Allison Rodriquez
Audrey Rodriquez

Donald Ross

LL2 seniors

Beth Rowell
Joey Rozier
Wendy Rutland
Earl Sanders

Ophelia Sanders
Susie Schaible
Jon Schnake
Eric Scott

Mike Scott
Preston Seward
Angela Sewell
Letitia Shaw

Greg Sheenan

Gary Shimer
Shannon Simmons
Bridgette Singletary

Tammy Slappy
Tracy Slocumb
Camille Smart
Devin Smith

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Jill McDonald
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Gretchen Prasse
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Eric Hill

Most Spirited

Sarita McCoy
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Daryl Pearson

Samuel Smith
Steve Spear
Carol Spivey

Sirena Starks

Stephanie Stevens
Sheresa Stubbs
Michelle Stewart

Tony Sullivan

Goodbye to the Class of 87

Graduation is a part of growing up

we're seniors. We only have...180 days of high school left. At times it

seemed as if we wouldn't make it, but we did! Ever since entering high
school in the ninth grade, weve looked forward to graduating, leaving high school in
the past. Now its different. We want to stay young; they say your high school years
are the best, and we believe that is true.

Graduation also means leaving our friends and classmates. This perhaps is the
hardest part of all. Weve grown to know these faces that surrounded us in the hall,
or in class. At first they were just faces, but over the course of years, they have
become much more to us. These faces have names and personalities that we will
miss when we leave

We didnt really take seriously our high school life. We go to school because we
have to; we sleep, eat, and find other forms of entertainment outside of school, and
even sometimes during school. It is hard to think of ourselves as growing up, and
graduation is a part of growing up. Once we graduate, we must have a more serious
outlook on life, and realize that it is up to us to create our own futures. To all those
who are graduating, good luck, remember your high school years, and keep in
touch!

A s we Started this year, it seemed like any other year. But its not. This year,

Hewitt Sutton
Monica Swayne
John Sweat
Larnelle Sweet

Sarena Taylor
Tameika Tharpe
LaShonda Thomas
Tamara Thomas

Linda Thompson
Bert Thornton
Tracey Thurmon
Stephanie Thurston

Troy Tripp
Jonathan Turner
Karmita Turner
Kaye Tutt

Mike Ussery
Killy Veal
Charles White
Thomas White

roma

Sr. Selections Sr. Selections

Most Athletic

Tonya Lee
and
Anthony Haynes

UB Peat iy
it nt a

Best Dressed

Leslie Grand
and
Parish Gray

Most Talented

Ned Henry
and
Yulanda Hurst

Not Pictured:
Most Likely To Succeed
Beth Rowell and David
Robinson

Tisha White
Sharron Whitfield
Antwynette Williams
Audria Williams

Debbie Williams
Angela Wilson
Eamest Wilson

Ardeanah Wimbush

Robby Wimbush
Vickie Winters

Quinton Woodson
Stephanie Woods

Laura Worsham
Chris Wright
Chris Youmans

JeUeNeleoOreR eS

Class of 88

ne more year is

the idea that

dwells in most ju-
niors minds. Looking for-
ward to being a senior and
ruling the school always
encourages us to Strive to
do our best. Getting a class
ring is a common experi-
ence to juniors. We are the
Central High School juniors
and WAIT UNTIL NEXT
YEAR!

Aaron, Henry
Adcock, Marla
Adler, Sabrina
Adrien, Sharon

Alford, Beth

Anderson, Jann
Andrews, Mia
Askew, Palestine
Austin, Ronald
Avera, John

Baggett, Michael
Baggett, Mitchell
Bailey, Jimi
Bailey, Kim
Baldwin, Cab

Balthrap, Tracy
Barber, Quinten
Barker, Camille

Barnwell, Kelly
Barrett, Tracy
Battle, Lynn
Beecher, Tracy
Bentley, DeUndray

Blackwelder, Penny
Bolling, Carla
Bowman, Scotty
Boyd, Brandi
Brannan, John

Brisby, Gerald
Brittain, Hope
Brooks, Precell
Brown, Angela
Brown, Colin

Brown
Brown,
Brown
Brown
Brown,

Bundrage, Angela
Bundrige, Jolyom
Burkhalter, Chris
Burnam, Carlos
Bush, Daniel

Butler, Jill
Butts, Andrey
Cady, James
Caldwell, David
Cannon, Gentry

Carswell, Catherine
Carswell, Xavier
Carter, Julie

Casey, Michelle
Center, Tracie

Chambliss, Thomas
Cherry, Amy
Cherry, Steven
Clark, Avia

Clark, David

Clark, Maticia
Clarke, Jenny
Clay, Charita
Clay, Lynetta
Cole, Maurice

Colson, Kathenia
Colvard, Natalie
Colvard, Nicole
Cooper, James
Cooper, Phillis

Copeland, Tracey
Corgin, Rodney
Cotton, TC
Coughenour, Steve
Cox, Rodney

Cramer, Todd
Creamer, Sharon
Crowe, Dave
Cunningham, Anita
Cunningham, Octavia

Dancy, Calvin
Davis, Arnetta
Davis, Issac
Davis, John
Davis, Tashawna

Dawson, Rhonda
Day, Mandy
Denmark, Waverlyn
Devenney, Brian
Dick, Mimi

Diboll, Laurie
Dixon, Staci
Drawhorn, Stevie
Duncan, Beverly
Durkee, Thad

Edgefield, Kim
Elderkin, Christy
Ellis, Amanda

Ellis, Sabrina
Evans, Robert

Evans, Wayne
Faircloth, Connie
Farrar, John
Feener, Julie
Ferraro, Kendra

Fields, Cassandra
Fields, Roosevelt
Fincher, Kathy
Finley, Joyce
Finney, Willie

Ford, Gerald

Fort, Kim

Foster, Nicole
Fountain, Stephanie
Frazier, Robert

Freeman, Oletha
French, Stacy
Fulk, Chad
Fuller, Monica
Gandy, Melinda

Gee, Dana
Gibson, Charis
Gibson, Michelle
Giles, Lisa
Glenn, DeWayne

Glidden, Rachel
Glover, Andre
Glover, Nikki
Golden, Anthony
Goldstein, Micah

Gordon, Pam
Goss, Mako
Grace, Lisa
Gray, Anita
Gray, Linda

Green, Jenelle
Green, Schervetta
Greene, Katherine

Gresham, Amy

Grey, Jay

Griffith, Cynthia
Grigsby, Mike
Gunther, Valerie
Guyton, Barry
Haddix, Kay

Hagler, Stephanie
Hall, Kevin
Hampton, Lilla
Harley, Scott
Harris, Cheryl

Harris, Shannon
Harris, Tonya
Hart, Felicia
Harvey, Leona
Hatcher, Melody

Haynes, Stephanie
Heath, Jody
Heath, Tiffany
Hecht, Melinda
Henderson, Dexter

Hickman, Lynn
High, Daniel
High, Joe
Hightower, Teresa
Hill, Audrey

Hill, Darryl
Hill, Greg
Hill, James
Hill, LaSonya
Hill, Orlando

Hill, Richard
Hill, Raymond
Hill, Toshiro
Hodge, Leslie
Hodges, Latanja

Holliday, Kenny
Holleman, Linton
Holmes, Saketha

Hooker, Chip
Hornsby, Michele

Howard, Gail
Howard, Keena
Howard, Kimberldy
Howard, Maurice
Howard, Vontrice

Hughes, Bobby
Hughes, Deborah
Irving, Dexter
Jackson, Demetrius
Jackson, Joseph

Jackson, Raymond
Jackson, Rodney
Jackson, Tamillo

Jackson, Terry

Jackson, Tuwanna

Jacobs, Rayfield
James, Michael

James, Vetric
Jenkins, Jeffery
Jesperson, Todd

Johnson, Alan
Johnson, Donna
Johnson, Marty
Johnson, Melanie
Jones, Calinda

Jones, Chris
Jones, Josh
Jones, Julia
Jones, Kelcy
Jones, Michelle

Jones, Rodney
Jones, Sonya
Jordan, Larilyn
Kaplan, Billy
Kelly, Jeannie

Keene, Becky
Kennedy, Debbie
Kim, Sally

King, Cassandra
King, Dendrick

King, Kim

King, Kosha

Kite, Tim
Knappenberger, Julie
Knox, Mark

La, Linh

Lamar, Brunella
Lance, Charles
Lawson, Michelle
Leslie, Valerie

Lewis, Bobby
Lindelow, Guy
Linley, Dawn
Linkous, Chris
Little, Michael

Lockett, Richard
Lofton, Wanda
Logan, Hope
Lowe, Ronald
Lucas, Jasha

Lyons, Theresa
Mackin, Paul
Mahone, Irvin
Mansfield, Jerry
Manson, Racquel

Manson, Mike
Marshall, Jeanne
Mathis, Brandi
Maxwell, Chris
May, Charlene

Mays, Sheila
McClain, Jacky
McCloud, Eddie
McCoy, Kimberly
McCrary, Sabrina

McDuffie, Lori
McLeod, Ramans
McTier, Todd
Miller, Bill

Miller, Tracy

Misamore, Chris
Mitchell, Sean
Mixon, Phillip
Moate, Michelle
Monroe, Ginger

Moore, Dana

Moore, Earnest
Moore, Sherlyn
Morris, Walter
Morse, Richard

Mosely, Brian
Mosley, Stella
Murphy, Marian
Murphee, Mike
Nesmith, Ellen

New, Natalie
Nixon, Shanita
Owens, Larry
Parks, Christine
Pashal, Roderick

Patterson, Shaketa
Penley, Carolyn
Perkins, Debbie
Perkins, Wendy
Pickard, Elizabeth

Pleas, Sylvia
Pointer, Audra
Poland, Bradley
Pope, Bonnie
Powers, Heather

Pratts, Patricia
Preston, Leslie
Preston, Pamela
Prestridge, Tammy
Pyles, Misti

Ramsey, Charles
Randall, Kimberly
Rector, Carol
Register, Johnny
Richard, Angie

Richbury, Nicole
Richey, Rebecca
Riggins, Jodi
Robison, Juanita
Rodgers, Joey

Ross, Ronald
Ross, Uneeda
Rozier, Charron
Russell, Wenda
Rutherford, Lisa

Samples, Corey
Sanders, David
Sanderson, Stephanie
Sandifer, Maria
Sanford, Starlar

Scales, Arlene
Searcy, Algernon
Sellers, Rader
Seward, Tracy
Sheppard, Tiffany

Shockley, Anna
Sill, Kenneth
Singleton, Amy
Sledge, Alexander
Smith, Arthur

Smith, Eddie
Smith, Frederick
Smith, Keli
Smith, Lisa
Smith, Mark

Smith, Mickie
Smith, Necol
Smith, Ronaldia
Smothers, Yolanda
Sneed, Shelby

Spivey,Cauiau
Spivey, Johnny
Spivey, Topaz
Stafford, Beth
Stephens, David

Stephens, Keith
Stephens, Kimberly
Stephens, Mavis
Sterling, Richard
Stevens, Jennifer

Stewart, Lavonya
Strange, Marie
Strange, Melissa
Strickland, Donna
Strickland, Tracie

Stubbs, Stephanie
Swain, Windy
Swayne, Kimberly
Tapley, Kris
Taylor, Cherri

Taylor, James
Taylor, Karen
Taylor, Marcia
Terry, Carlos
Thomas, Jennifer

Thomas, Terry
Thomas, Tina
Thompson, Harry
Towne, Jenn
Travis, Sonya

Travis, Tonya
Treem, Kris
Tribble, Gena
Tripp, Jason
Trofemuk, Steve

Tumer, Ray
Tumer, Scott
Tyndale, Hattie
Vaughn, Kelly
Vickers, Tonja

Vickery, Robbin
Wacter, Scott
Walker, Joann
Walker, Maria
Walton, Sabrina

Wammack, Melinda
Ward, Tonya
Warner, Doretha
Watson, Chris
Weaver, Donna

Webb, April
Weitz, Leanna
Welch, Kimberly
Welch, Tony
West, Deborah

Wheeler, Catherine
Whidby, Ronnie
White, Benjy
Wilder, Oran
Wilder, Susan

Wilkinson, Jenni
Williams, Darrell
Williams, David
Williams, Nathaniel
Williams, Penny

Williams, Tracy
Wilson, Laura
Wilson, Seth
Wimberly, Michelle
Winston, Dee Dee

Winters, Chip
Woolfolk, April
Yeomans, Sandy
Young, Cherie
Young, Tyria

$eOrPeHeOeMeOe Re EeS

Class of 89

ophomores are the middle men of high school. They begin to hang around with the juniors and seniors.
Many people say that their tenth-grade year was their hardest year of high school; the sophomores at
Central are taking this in stride. Central sophomores definitely have AP*PEEL.

Adams, Amy
Adams, Pauline
Akers, Tammy
Anderson, Tosh
Andress, Kim

Andrews, Trina
Arline, Bruletta
Amstrong, Geoffrey
Ashley, Rhonda
Ashmore, Robin

Austin, Crystal
Axton, Paige
Bailey, Beverly
Bailey, Marvin
Baker, Mark

Balthrop, Mareas
Banner, Thorance
Barbee, Dwayne
Barberich, Bruce
Basley, Gregory

Bass, Larry
Bass, Tommy

Batcher, David
Bateman, Jennifer
Batts, Tammie
Belcher, Tauquilla
Bell, Alicia

Bennett, Whitney
Benson, Dustin
Bentley, Neidra
Betz, Christopher
Billingslea, Brenna

Bivins, Paul

Bland, Broaudneif
Blanding, Yolanda
Blodgett, Gary
Bloodworth, Dorothy

Bluestone, Keiren
Bolton, Cheryl
Bonhart, Andrea
Bostick, Shedrich
Bowen, Latoya

Boyd, Joe
Boyter, Ron
Brannam, Mark
Bridges, Joe
Brinson, Paula

Britt, Laura
Broadhead, Derek
Brown, Christopher
Brown, Cliff

Brown, Menzal

Brown, Milton
Brown, Sheryl
Brown, Stephanie
Brown, Stephanie
Brown, Val

Brundage, Marci
Bryant, Ginny
Bryant, Sylvia

Burns, Nytasha
Bush, Seth

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et mast

Butts, Tawanna
Byrd, Darrell
Caldwell, Chris
Call, Laura
Camp, Erin

Carby, Rhonda
Carnegie, Tracie
Carroll, April
Carroll, Stacie
Carson, Roderick

Carswell, Kevin
Carter, Patsy
Cass, Michael
Causey, Bo
Causey, Charlotte

Causey, Cheryl
Chapman, Stuart
Chastain, Bob
Cheshire, Denise
Clark, Jim

Clark, Kim
Claxton, Susan
Cleveland, Randall
Clyde, Kimberly
Cochrane, Christy

Cochrane, Cindy
Cockett, Chriss
Cody, Sean
Collier, Leslie
Comer, Shane

Cooper, Rodney
Couch, Christopher
Cox, Carolyn

Cox, Gail

Cox, Stacy

Crafter, Jimmy
Craig, Laura
Cramer, Petra
Crawford, Aaron
Crawford, Matthew

Crawley, George
Crumpler, Jerrol
Culler, Demetress
Curry, Saul
Dandrea, Ricky

Daniel, Veleka
Davidson, Will
Davis, Corey
Davis, Donna
Davis, Lashunda

Davis, Leah
Davis, Matthew
Davis, Sacloria
Davis, Shanta

Davis, Sherborah

Davis, Stephanie
Davis, Valancia
Dean, Carla
Dean, Kim
Dean, Tonya

DeLoach, Christine
Dent, Kanter

Dent, Mark
Deuster, John
Dillard, Cartese

Dillard, Heather
Dinkens, Cedric
Ditty, Christi
Dixon, Alicia
Dixon, Charlie

Dockery, Stacey
Dorn, Carlos
Driggers, Barry
Dumas, Melonie
Dumas, Tommy

Edwards, Melissa
Ellen, Bradon
Ellington, Tracy
Ellis, Gilda

Ellis, Sandy

Ellis, Yolanda
Ellison, Richard
Evans, Britann
Evans, Donald
Evans, Frank

Evans, lresa
Evans, Kathy
Evans, Mark
Evans, Sharon
Farlar, Candice

Ferguson, Bobby
Ferguson, Sabrina
Fisher, Faye
Flagg, Latonja
Flanders, Kelly

Flewellyn, Beth
Flewellyn, Bobby
Ford, Marshall
Fordham, Hope
Fountain, Stefanie

Franklin, David
Franks, Sonya
Frazier, Billie

Frederick, Eric
Freeman, Lucy

Friese, Chris
Fritz, Jennifer

Fry, Alicia

Fussell, Kevin
Gallemore, James

Gandy, Sam
Garnto, Travis
Garrett, Ann
Gay, Ginger
Gibson, Katie

Gibson, Stanley
Glover, Jade
Golden, Thomas
Goldwire, Scott
Good, Andrea

Gordon, Tommy
Gordon, William
Gray, Alicison
Gray, Anissa
Green, Chandwick

Green, LaTonya
Green, Margi
Griffin, Christopher
Griffin, Penny
Griffin, Victor

Griffith, Charles
Grindley, Juliet
Grissette, Gloria
Groover, Karen

Grubbs, Robin

Hall, Dexter

Hall, Hyatt

Hall, William
Hallman, Gene
Hallman, Jennifer

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Hamilton, Monica
Hammond, Trevor
Hanse, Brian
Harbin, Dana
Harbin, Robert

Hargrove, Adam
Hargrove, LaTonya
Harp, Natalie
Harper, Scott
Harpin, Trudy

Harrell, Ed
Harris, Debbie
Harris, Jerel
Harris, Tangela
Harris, Thomas

Hawes, William
Heath, Shannon
Heflin, Jeanne

Held, Jon

Herin, Kimberly

Hewitt, Jennifer
Hill, April

Hill, Cherene
Hill, Joanne
Hill, Shawn

Hill, Yolanda
Hodge, Leslie
Holland, Andy
Holliman, Bridgett
Holliman, Cynthia

Hollingshed, Jimmy
Holston, Shantell
Hordge, Tina
Horton, Cornelia
Horton, George

Horton, Michelle
Huff, Louis
Hughes, Alex
Hughes, Camilla
Hughes, Uhura

Humphries, Betty
Hylton, Ladawna
Isenberg, Chuck

Jackson, Abby
Jackson, Deanna

Jackson, Johnny
Jackson, Samenthia
Jackson, Sonetta
Jackson, Tomiko
James, Lanita

James, Perseco
Jenkins, Julianne
Johnson, Samantha
Johnson, Tanya
Johnson, Warren

Johnson, Willie
Jones, Betty
Jones, Monica
Jones, Patt
Jones, Ricky

Kee, Chad
Keith, Jennifer
Kelley, Dawn
Kemp, Shannon
Kendrick, Allen

Kennedy, Amy
Ketchup, Pamela
Ketterbaugh, Rick
Kiehn, Andrea
Kilby, Cori

King, Brian
Kirby, April
Lairsey, Tammy
Lane, Percy
Lankford, John

Larsen, Joanie
Larsen, Shirley
Lashley, Derek
Lawton, Fowler
Leavitt, Chad

Lee, Chip

Leroy, Cindy
Lester, Shadonna
Lewis, Dana
Lewis, Scott

Lindsey, Denise
Lingo, Jarrell
Linn, Deana
Locke, Hillary
Lockett, Cecilia

Long, Melinda
Lowe, Tonya
Lynch, Michelle
Lystlund, James
Madison, Darrick

Mahone, Shedina
Maine, Jerry
Makin, Darren
Malone, Charlotte
Manning, Scott

Marshall, Kimberly
Massey, Andrea
Massey, Jerry
Maxwell, Dexter
Mays, Remona

Mays, Vernon
McBrayer, Pete
McBride, Heather
McClinton, Latrelle
McCook, Keith

McCook, Van

McCoy, Jack

McCrary, David
McCrorey, Michele
McDaniel, Christopher

McDonald, Daniel
McElroy, Nikki
McGee, Kerry
McGee, Kira
McMillan, Timothy

Mercer, Angie
Middlebrooks, Belinda
Middleton, Angie
Miller, Christi

Miller, Shynetta

Mitchell, Scott
Moore, Lisa
Morgan, Toussainte
Morlan, Whitney
Morris, Felton

Morris, Glenn
Morrell, Jesse
Newell, Chuck
Nichols, James
Nichols, John

Nordenhaug, Stephanie
Norman, Tina

Norris, Jennifer

Norris, Mark

Oliver, Teresa

O'neal, Annonda
O'neal, Carlton
O'neal, Laurie
Orlino, Bruletta
Orr, Karren

Owens, Eric
Packer, Andre
Palmer, Dawn
Parham, Jewel
Parker, Shavonda

Parks, Aaron
Parsons, Angie
Patterson, Lawanza
Patterson, Robin
Patterson, Stacy

Patterson, Tommy
Payne, Connie
Peale, Janelle

Penley, Carolyn
Pepper, Robbie

Persons, Jarrod
Peterson, Stephanie
Phillips, Kevin
Phillips, Lisa
Phillips, Renita

Pinkney, Marcus
Pipkins, Maria
Pitts, Darrell
Plagge, Ashlee
Pleas, Cynthia

Plowdon, Phillis
Pollock, Tommy
Powell, Collen
Powell, Terri
Powers, Kevin

Preston, Melissa
Preston, Sandra
Puckett, John
Pugh, Hollis
Raines, Curtin

Randolph, Tiffany
Richardson, Michael
Richburg, Dameon
Robertson, Rob
Robinson, Michelle

Rose, Theodore
Ross, Michael
Rouse, Octavia
Rozier, Cynthia
Rudolph, Robbie

Sams, Larry
Sandefur, Chris
Sanders, Derek
Sanders, Jim
Saunders, Darlene

Scarbary, Joel
Schieneman, Diane
Scott, Marty
Searcy, Camille
Seney, Rod

Seney, Russ
Shaw, Adam
Shelton, Jerry
Shields, Jason
Shivers, Ziporah

Simmons, Michael
Sinclair, Patsy
Skates, Patrick
Skates, Scott
Skinner, Bennie

Sledge, Lishea
Smith, Brett
Spaniard, William
Spear, Antoninese
Spencer, Demetria

Stephens, Antonio
Stephens, Carise
Stewart, Sam
Stinson, Dewayne
Stokes, Jeff

Strain, Criss
Strange, Peqay
Stribling, Lisa
Stribling, Michael
Stubbs, Stafford

Swann, David
Taylor, Baxter
Taylor, Brooke
Taylor, Danita
Taylor, Robert

Taylor, Sandra
Taylor, Timothy
Taylor, Wayne
Tedders, Stephanie
Tennyson, Altonio

Thomas, Deanna
Thomas, Rudolph
Thomas, Shawn
Tickel, Caroline
Timley, Clarissa

Toney, Angie
Trawick, Mindy
Troutman, Angela
Tumer, Kevin
Turner, Larry

Turner, Shawn
Turmer, Stephanie
Tyson, Jody

Van Kampen, Emile
Vaughn, Beth

Wacter, Zoe
Wade, Larry
Walden, Jason
Waller, Katherine
Walker, Amy

Walker, Jake
Walker, Ronda
Walton, Aubrey
Warren, Arthur
Watkins, Eric

Watley, Kara

Webb, Shannon
Wells, Charlissa
West, Cheri
Westmoreland, Wendy

Whitaker, Beth
White, Nickey

White, Wade
Whitehead, Lashonda
Whitehead, Latonya

Whitehead, Wendy
Whitworth, Mark
Wiley, Vanessa
Wilkerson, Sylvia
Wilkerson, Trent

Wilkes, Scotty
Williams, Chaloth
Williams, Cynthia

Williams, Dexter
Williams, Donzaliegh

Williams, Kelvin
Williams, Michael
Williams, Nathaniel
Williams, Raina
Williams, Tanya

Willis, Bobby
Willis, Toni
Wilson, Melissa
Wilson, Vickie
Wolfe, Brad

Wood, Chad
Woodford, Ron
Woodlee, Chris
Worsham, Eric

Worthy, Ventirice

Yates, Massie
Yaughn, Damon
Yeomans, Brad
Young, John
Zimmer, Shanta

FeReFfeSeHeMeAeN
Class of 90

eing a freshman has its advantages as well as its disadvantages. As for the
B advantages well, as a freshman, you always have an excuse for getting
lost during the first weeks of school. Also, there is the transition from middle
school to senior high, which brings the opportunity of meeting new people and
making new friendships.
Freshmen must remember that they are now working to graduate and the grades
they make this year will be on their college transcripts.
As one may see, the low man on the totem pole doesnt have it too bad. The
freshman class here at Central is the largest and some may say, the bigger, the

best. In the following pages, we present our freshman class and THEYVE GOT
AP Tee.

Abney, Linda
Alexander, John
Anderson, Daphne j
Anderson, Ray
Anderson, Vicki ! e
Anderson, William -
: fio LA Ni J

Armstrong, Ramone
Asbell, Travis
Austin, Alfreda
Austin, Michael
Austin, Tony

Avery, Jennifer

Bacchus, Donna
Baker, Teah
Ball, Timothy
Banknell, Sean
Banks, Arsonja
Banner, Martin

Barbee, Bonnie
Barnhill, Keicia

Barron, Eric
Barron, Olaiya

Bearry, Stuart
semis, Robert
Benton, Freddie
Billingslea, Alfred
Billingslea, Classica
Bishop, Levina

Bivins, Harvey
Bivins, Jimmy
Bloodworth, Robert
Boatwright, Carol
Boland, Traci
Bonner, Susan

Bonner, William
Boone, Cathy
Boston, Shenequa
Boughton, Beth
Bowling, Rebecca
Boyce, Robert

Brewer, Angie
Bridger, Melinda
Brimer, Jim
Brittain, Ross
Broadhead, Denee
Brooks, Ronnie

Brown, Adrian
Brown, Barbara
Brown, David
Brown, Desmond
Brown, Katrina
Bryant, Carlos

Bryant, Johnny
Buash, Latasha
Buck, Laurie
Buck, Lisa
Buckley, John
Bullard, Todd

Burkovick, Jaison
Burnette, Jate
Bumette, Shawn
Bush, Ronnie
Butler, Latoya
Caldwell, Christie

Caldwell, Jennifer
Calhoun, Chelsa
Calhoun, Erich
Callaway, Rosa
Campbell, Eric
Campbell, Karen

Cape, Derrick
Carson, Jerry
Carswell, Lee
Cauley, Scott
Cephus, Robert
Chaffin, Brandi

Chambers, Hal
Chambliss, Lawerence
Chambliss, Sharon
Cheshire, Dana
Cheshire, Kacey

Clark, Albertina

Clarke, Amy
Clayton, Stacy
Clements, Matthew
Clowers, Inga
Clowers, Pinhney
Clyde, Reginald

Clyde, Travis
Cole, Carrie
Collins, Dawn
Combs, Darnetha
Compton, Lisa
Connors, Jeanne

Coons, Antonio
Coppack, Sarah
Copeland, Clarence
Copeland, Simeon
Cornelius, Bobby
Cotter, Carol

Crafter, Angela
Cross, Rachel
Cummings, Tommy
Curry, Christian
Daniel, Consuelo
Daniels, Aleeca

Daniely, Tony

Darrisaw, Gregory
Davidson, Kimberly
Davis, Chad
Davis, Dana
Davis, James

Davis, Keith
Davis, Rosa

Davis, Tiwanne
Davis, Ulysses
Davis, Willie
Davison, Nekeitha

Deloach, Thad
Denmark, Peqay
Dennard, Michelle
Diboll, Sherry
Dinkins, Willie
Dinkins, Corey

Dixon, Gregory
Donaldson, Dana
Dowell, Pee Wee
Dozier, Jabar
Duffy, Paul
Duhart, Rontrail

Dumas, Jermell
Duncan, Carmen
Durham, Chris
Durham, Erin
Eargle, Melanie
Edwards, Yolanda

Ennis, Anna
Ervin, Joyce
Evans, Alma
Evans, Charles
Evans, Ronald
Ezelle, Paula

Ferguson, Wyman
Finney, Dexter
Fleming, Janet
Folds, Amy

Ford, Andrea
Ford, Angles

Ford, Antonio
Ford, Carl
Ford, Carlos
Ford, Undrea
Ford, Zack
Fordham, Kim

Foster, Charles
Foster, Kisha
Fowler, Angela
Freeman, Vanessa
Fuller, Kevin
Fuller, Rico

Gaines, Cory
Gaines, Latonya
Gainey, Donald
Gardener, Steve

Gary, Latonya

Gaskin, David

George, Angela
George, Valveeta
Gibbs, Robert
Gibson, Christopher
Gibson, Jonathan
Gilbert, John

Gilbert, Shannon
Glenn, Natalya
Glenn, Thomas

Glenn, Tony

Glennon, Eamon

Glover, Ashley

Glover, Tracey
Godfrey, Ricky
Goen, Kim
Golden, Stacey
Goodwin, James
Goolsby, Eric

Goolsby, Felicia
Gordon, Tarralyn
Graves, Andrea
Gray, Jesse
Gray, Justew
Green, Earnesta

Green, Cercius
Greene, Rebecca
Graye, Theresa
Grier, Antonio
Griffin, Angela
Griffin, Sharon

Griggs, Shannon
Grissette, Angela
Gunthes, Kerry

Guy, Sharon
Guyton, Christopher
Guyton, Yolanda

Hall, Adrienne
Hall, Glen

Hall, Jorge

Hall, Kimberly
Hall, Tisha
Hallman, Latonya

Hamilton, Queranar
Hamlon, Shauna
Handley, Alethea
Harden, Ivelyn
Hardesty, Kim
Harrell, Kim

Harris, Tremayne
Harrison, Denise
Hart, Artimus
Hart, Robert
Hartman, Richard
Harvey, Charles

Harvey, Paris
Haskin, Mark
Hatcher, Tonya
Hawkins, Sean
Haynes, Carol
Heacox, Shawn

Heath, Michael
Hecht, Eric
Helson, Kimberly
Herrod, John
Hickman, Mack
Higgins, Keith

Hiqgison, Krisin
Hiqgison, Lorin
High, Jefferey
Hill, Bernard
Hill, Derrick
Hill, Judith

Hill, Karliss

Hill, Reginald
Hill, Tia

Hillier, Joey
Hodges, Christel
Hodges, Karol

Hollingshed, Ava
Hollingshed, Keith
Hollis, Nikki

Hood, Terry
Howard, Andre
Howard, Blake

Howard, Cedric
Howard, Derrick
Howard, Harold
Howard, Keith
Howard, Lewis
Howard, Ulysses

Howard, Victoria
Howard, Walter
Howell, Sabrina

Howington, David
Hughes, David
Hughes, Tomeka

Hugley, Michael
Hunnicut, Jennifer
Hurst, Comell
Inman, Jennifer
Inzar, Darius
Jackson, Andrew

Jackson, Carlos
Jackson, Jasper
Jackson, Keil
Jackson, Kelvin
Jackson, Robby
James, Robert

Jarrell, Lawana
Jacobs, Donald
Johnson, Derek
Johnson, Felicia
Johnson, James
Johnson, James

Johnson, Jay
Johnson, Malaika
Johnson, Shawn
Jones, Cheryl
Jones, Crystal
Jones, Kenya

Jones, Marcus
Jones, Ricky
Jones, Stephanie
Jones, Tina
Jones, Travis
Jordans, Melissa

Jordan, Tawana
Joiner, Lamont
Judd, Sean

Kasulka, James
Kasulka, Kristy
Kelly, Algernon

Kelly, Michael
Kendall, Felisa
Kendrick, Dewayne
Ketchup, Jeffery
Ketchup, Leighann
Kim, Geanny

King, Anges
King, Bessie
King, Maurice
Kitchen, Karen
Knight, Carl
Lacey, Chiquita

Lake, Rodney
Lamar, Lashanda
Langley, Michael
Law, Latisha
Lawrence, Jeffery
Lee, Bettina

Lester, Jeff

Lester, Jerald
Lester, Lisa
Lewandowsky, Terri
Lewis, Timothy
Lloyd, Jason

Lochett, Daphne
Logan, Clarence
Logan, James
Long, Shannon
Louder, Sabrina
Lowe, Kendall

Lummings, Kevin
Lundy, Jeffery
Lyons, Cedric

Maine, Kerry
Malone, John
Mander, Kelly

Mann, Sabrina
Marshall, Felicia
Marshall, Sidney

Martin, Alecia

Martin, C.
Martin, Lloyd

Maxwell, Dexter
Mayer, Christophe
McCammon, James
McConnell, Terry
McCoy, Dorothea
McCrorey, Jeanette

McDaniel, Dawn
McDowell, Corey
McElroy, Jamone
McIntire, Melissa

McRae, Vincent

Melton, Sara

Miley, Dorothy
Miller, Shane
Millman, Steve
Mills, Dodi
Mills, Kevin
Milner, James

Mims, Toby
Mims, Valerie
Misamore, Jeffrey
Mitchell, Chanin
Mitchell, James
Moffett, Stacey

Molton, Kimberly
Moore, Arthelia
Moore, Derevia
Moore, Helen
Moore, Joseph
Moore, Kassi

Moore, Paul
Moore, Sabina
Morris, Kareem
Morris, Sonja
Mosley, Jo-Bess
Mosley, Wendy

Mott, Cindy
Mujicia, Carla
Mullis, David
Murphey, Leroy

Murphey, Ron
Murry, Anissa

Murry, Lynn
Nelson, Mayi
Nichols, Dorothy
Ogle, Trey
Ogletree, Torrence
Olsen, Beth

Owen, Keith
Palmer, Muriel
Parham, Anthony
Parsons, Robert
Patrick, Kim
Payne, Chester

Pennyman, Carlos
Perkins, Ronnie
Pilcher, Clayton
Piro, Jessica

Pitts, Tammy
Pollock, William

Pope, Wesley
Preston, Stephanie
Price, Kevin
Pritchett, Kenny
Puckett, Christopher
Puckett, Clifford

Raines, Reginald
Raines, Varina
Rainey, Steve

Ramsey, Franklin

Randall, Darrell
Randall, Nikki

Randow, Donny
Ray, Gwendolyn
Redding, Thomas
Redick, Jody
Rehberg, Robert
Reynolds, Makesha

Rhodes, Tawana
Ridley, Sean
Ridley, Sherome
Riggs, Jarrett
Riley, Keith
Rivers, Charles

Robbins, Scott
Roberson, Nancy
Roberts, Veronica
Robinson, Horace
Robinson, Jeffrey
Rodgers, Shelley

Rogers, Gerald
Rogers, Wendell
Rollins, Billy
Roquemore, Alicia
Rosner, Ula
Rosser, Ray

Roundtree, Demick
Rowell, Becca
Rozier, Sharon
Rutland, Wanda
Ryans, Greg
Sanders, PJ

Al

Sanders, Viola
Sauders, Phillip
Scarborough, Harold
Schofield, Thejuana
Schultze, Will

Scott, Reginald

Searcy, Brenda
Sellars, Gary
Shaw, Erica
Shelley, Craig
Shelley, Ricky
Sherman, Tony

Shoemaker, John
Shreve, Colby
Shreve, Cory
Shumaker, Misty
Sill, Lisa
Simmons, Julie

Simmons, LaTasha
Simmons, Tonya
Singleton, Larry
Singleton, Troy

Sledge, Samantha
Sledge, Seanita

Slocum, Todd
Smith, Belinda
Smith, Brannon
Smith, Dexter
Smith, Frankie
Smith, Henry

Snell, Shelva

Spivey, Latarsha
Stanley, Joretha
Starkey, James
Stevens, Charles
Stevenson, Nathaniel

Stewart, Karen
Stewart, Ollie
Stewart, Tammy
Stone, Brad
Stone, Matt
Stone, Thad

Straws, Lakesia
Stuart, Chad
Sutton, Clinton
Swain, Pamela
Swann, Brian
Swayne, Genera

Talton, Jeff
Tapley, Erin
Taylor, Arthur
Taylor, Billy
Taylor, Clarissa
Taylor, Jennifer

Taylor, Jori
Taylor, Kuzhnier
Taylor, Mark
Taylor, McLewis
Taylor, Randy
Taylor, Willie

Thomas, Angelete
Thomas, Lavena
Thompson, Kenneth
Thorpe, Curtis
Thurman, Wilbert
Thurston, Christy

Thurston, Michelle
Tidwell, Sanda
Tillies, Sheryl
Tolbert, Alice
Tumer, Christophe
Tumer, Frances

Tumer, Tiffany
Underwood, Heather
Varner, James
Wade, Chris

Walker, Donna
Walker, Teresa

Wall, Kristy
Waller, Iris
Ward, Michelle
Warnock, Mary
Warren, Trenicia
Watkins, Kim

Watkins, Roger
Webster, Antonio
Weeks, Leslie
Weires, Janet
Welch, Fay
Welch, Wanda

Wells, Arland
Wells, Catherine
Wells, Vanessa
White, Angelia
White, Donald
Whitehead, Mark

Wiggins, Aaron
Wilcox, David
Wiley, George
Williams, Anissa
Williams, Darnea
Williams, Demichael

YOu Lite
x MOUNT,

Williams, Eric

Williams, Gregory
Williams, Jessica
Williams, Josette
Williams, Michelle
Williams, Preston

Williams, Regina
Williams, Scotty
Williams, Stephanie
Wilson, Bob
Wilson, Jeff

Wilson, Keith

Wise, Chandra
Wood, Rachel
Worley, Scott
Worthy, Carla
Young, Luana
Zeliner, Janice

FACULTY

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Mrs. Clark checks the accuracy of Jon Redicks
time writing.

Mrs. Ivery reviews a student's worksheets.

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Discussing Newtons Laws, Mr. Tomlinson prepares
his Physics class for their next test.

Mrs. Harris explains a program before the class
executes it.

Lanier A

Administration

Leontine Espy Principal Jake Singleton
Assistant Principal

Jeanne Scarboro Cissy Creekmore Jeanette Morris
Counselor Secretary Secretary

Lanier B

Administration

ACH THEM, FIRST You

AVE TO REACH THEM.

William Bell Principal

Jerome Guy
Assistant Principal

Martha Cork
Secretary

Jackie Faulkner
Secretary

Pat Galloway
Counselor

Bobby McElroy
Counselor

Fran Mayhew
Registrar

Connie Oxford
Secretary

Ron Aaron
Science

Ann Adkisson
Math

Alfred Allen
Industrial Arts

Annie Battle
English

Beth Bennett
Special Education

Curtis Billingslea
Math

Emma Booker
English

Henry Boykins
Math

Sally Brannen
Math

Faye Brotherton
Math

Randy Brown
Health/PE

Raynelle Brown
Special Education

James Caldwell
French

Laverne Campbell
Science

Geraldine Carr
Vocational Director

Marie Chapman
Social Studies

J.P. Cherry
Social Studies
Mary Lynn Clark
Data Processing/Typing
Velma Clarke
Special Education
Inez Collins
Math

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Katrina Corson
English
Lewis Cotton
Industrial Arts
Don Cray
Social Studies
Beulah Dumas
Science

Algy Edwards
Spanish

Steve Edwards
Health/PE

Carolyn Faudree
Spanish

Beverly Ficklin
Math

Hester Fults
English

Pam Gibbons
Special Education

George Goddard
Social Studies

Jackie Goodwin
Math

Gwendolyn Green
Social Studies

Leonard Greene
Health/PE

Elberta Harris
Data Processing

Virginia Hauck
English

Fredrice Herring
English

Bobbie Hicks
Latin

Pam Hill
English

Elizabeth Hinesley
English

Julie Hobbs
Accounting/Typing

Wayne Holleman
Health /PE

Anne Holmes
Vocational

Alma Horton
Social Studies

Vanderbilt Huff
Social Studies

L. Hughes
Math

Betty Hurdle
English

Norma Hutchings
Vocational

Mary Irby

English
Modestine Ivery

Science

Audrey Johnson
Math

Marie Jones
English

w.C. Jones
Health/PE

Margaret Kennerly
Science

Gwen Kitchens
English

E.V. Knight
Science

Gail Krapf
Vocational
Pat Leggate
Social Studies/Mankind
Isaac Lightfoot
Vocational
Kon Little
Health/PE

Inc JUP

Irene Marxen
French

Carolyn Mate
Social Studies

Carolyn Maynard
Science

Kitty McCammon
Special Education

Beverly McCullough
Typing/Accounting
Ruby Mixon
Cosmetology
Angela Mock
Special Education
Jerry Moseley
Special Education

Sherry Mosley
English
Bettye Parker
Social Studies
Zella Perez
Spanish
Clifton Pettiford
Science

James Pettigrew
Math

Marianne Pietzrak
Math

Betty Phillips
Social Studies

Carol Reid
Science

Cindy Roadarmel
Special Education
Cleo Roberts
Social Studies
Barbara Rogers
Data Processing/Computer
Science
Toni Ryle
Special Education

Phyllis Short
Math

Leaneta Simmons
English

Tom Simonton
Social Studies

Steve Smith
Social Studies

Mary T. Solomon
Social Studies
James Spooner

Science
Kris Stembridge
Special Education
Maxine Stubbs
English

Darria Taylor
English

Georgianne Taylor
English

Larry Tomlinson
Science

Evelyn Tuck
Graphic Arts

William Tumer
Science

Patty Van Wyck
Math

Aliene Warchak
Home Economics

Lynn Watson
Industrial Arts

Paula Watson
Industrial Arts
Norwood Wilder
Vocational Supervisor

In Memorium

Shirley Rowland

Thanks for the heavenly message brought by thee:
Build thee more stately mansions, O my soul,
As the swift seasons roll!
Leave thy low-vaulted past!
Let each temple, nobler than the last,
Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast,
Till thou at length art free,
Leaving thine outgrown shell by lifes unresting sea!

Oliver Wendell Holmes

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S*UePeEeReLeAeTeleVeEeS

enior Superlatives are a

S standing tradition at Central.

A tradition that has lasted for

well over thirty years. Our Superla-

tives are considered the elite of the

Senior Class, and are selected as

such by the teachers and students
of Central High School.

Each Superlative must have been

nominated by a teacher. They were

1937

then given a point sheet in which
each fills out all the school activi-
ties they have been involved in
since ninth grade. This field is nar-
rowed down and then voted on by
the Senior Class. All this proves
that each must be respected by his
peers and teachers, and an all-
around students.

As one can see below our Su-

perlatives are picture-perfect and
have always been placed in the an-
nual in this manner. But, this year
we've decided to break tradition.
Though, the Superlatives are in
evening wear, theyre being pre-
sented with a different look. One
that brings out their true ap*peel.

Shirley Randall
and
Ned Henry

Kaye Tutt
and
Chico Hollingshed

Erika Hart
and
Keith Hamilton

Weve

Tim Jackson
and
Willette Hill

Bert Thornton
and
Jill McDonald

Chris Dunn
and
Lamarion Green

Beth Kowell
and
John Sweat

Sarita McCoy
and
David Robinson