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Collection:
Middle Georgia School Yearbooks
Title:
The Pegasus 1988
Creator:
Central High School (Macon, Ga.)
Publisher:
Macon, Ga. : Central High School
Date of Original:
1988
Subject:
Central High School (Macon, Ga.)--Students--Yearbooks
School yearbooks
High school students--Georgia--Macon--Social life and customs
Location:
United States, Georgia, Bibb County, Macon, 32.84069, -83.6324
Medium:
school yearbooks
Type:
Text
Description:
A 1988 Central High School yearbook from Macon, Georgia.
Metadata URL:
https://archive.org/details/central-high-school-1988
IIIF manifest:
https://iiif.archivelab.org/iiif/central-high-school-1988/manifest.json
Language:
eng
Holding Institution:
Washington Memorial Library, Middle Georgia Regional Library
Rights:
In Copyright

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ABOVE THE REST

Central High School
2155 Napier Avenue
Macon, Georgia 31207
Volume 23

7 @ 9 sie
Peg a SUS A winged horse, who is

the son of the Greek god Poseiden of the oceans and
the Gorgon, Medusa. He is known as a wise horse
who is an inspiration to all the great poets. The
Pegasus always strives to be the best.

Just as Pegasus reached for excellence, so do the
students and faculty of Central High School. We are
continually rising above the obstacles and situations
that we face in our day to day lives. Our school
motto is, We lead. And we always have; in aca-
demics, military training, sports, and the arts. Cen-
tral has a long tradition of excellence, and we the
students uphold that tradition.

On the wings of success, Central High School at
tains supremacy and soars above the rest.

A SPECIAL SOAR T OF PEOPLE

Through the halls of Central High School roam a great variety of people.
Regardless of how different we are, all of us share a common factor. The building
we attend is like any other school, but it is the students who make it so special.
Students here agree upon the uniqueness of the school. One junior, Tosh Ander-
son, thinks Central is special because, There is a lot of diversity here. It is a
smaller version of the world outside of school.

Central's students outdo the other schools when it comes to expressing
individuality. Whether it is through the styles of clothing we wear or the
hairstyles we flaunt, it is obvious that Central has an abundance of special

people!

8

|. It's fun to run into friends at the change of class
2. Antoinese Spear looks happy in the cafeteria is it the gourmet

food?!

3. | HATE stairs
4. A helping hand.
5. Ronaldia Smith, Waverlyn Denmark, and Uneeda Ross smile for
the birdie.
6. So this is where they hide the special sauce
7. A cheery grin from Linh La.
8. Kenny Ford sports a new and healthy way to get to school.
9. Dr. Hagler and Mrs. Espy are part of the reason for Central's
excellence they are people who care

SOAR ry, Dad!

as
Bad grades; who needs them? We don't always intend to i

make bad grades, but we all seem to get our share of them. \

Just think; if we never failed at something, our lives would no

longer be a challenge (thats a good line to hand your

parents!)

How did you feel when you found out that you had failed a f Warning:
class? Many of you were, disappointed because | knew |
could have passed, but | didn't use my time wisely. Some
adopted the old sour-grapes attitude; Man, that course was
useless anyway. Then theres the ever-popular, Oh, | can
take it next year.

A bad grade once in a while is inevitable, right? But you
can only have so many sunrises, as they say, and if you keep
putting off what you can do today until tomorrow, you will
find that you have run out of tomorrows. What's most impor-
tant is that you try your hardest, learn from your mistakes,
and go on. If you achieve today, you will be able to achieve in

the future. Low
Grade

. Cheer up its not THAT bad!

. You've got to be kidding

. Sometimes it helps to talk with a friend.

. Looks of shock capture this English class on test-return day.
. Say, what???

. | know this was graded wrong

. Be strong!

. The homework of a Central student is never done!

Leaving our friends will be sad, though

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Being a student at Central High
school is complicated enough without
having the burden of a part-time job,
but (fortunately or unfortunately),
some of us at Central do hold down
various jobs. A junior here expressed
her feelings about having a part-time
job; It gets monotonous, and inter-
feres with study time and social
time, too! A majority of the working
seniors said, Its a fact of life, I've got
to work to have spending-money, or,
It's a great way to learn what your
abilities and goals are. You learn how
to be responsible.

The jobs that Central's students
hold are extremely varied. On a Friday
or Saturday night, you can see practi-
cally every employed Central student
at his or her workplace. These places
range anywhere from movie-rentals to
theaters to clothing and grocery
stores.

Students often apply for jobs be-
cause of pressures from parents or
friends to,""Be responsible, or, Start
making some money of your own! But
the main reason they apply is for extra
money. This money is usually put to
good use; for class rings, car pay-
ments, or Christmas presents!

Normally, its a big hassle to have a
job because of grades and school ac-
tivities, but in the end , the experience
is constantly rewarding. As you gradu-
ate and go out on your own, you have
some practical experience and know-
how with which to tackle life.

Tlur
ick uP

and five makes ten. Thank
youl
2. Valerie Gunther asks, Which kind
of yogurt would you like?
3. Your prescription is ready, smiles
Kevin Phillips
4. Can you pick the Central student?
Chris Caldwell makes a friend.
5. EVERYBODY loves pizza
6. Kim Stephens takes your order at
Burger King with a cheery smile
7. Now, don't crush the bread, Troy!
8. Angela Middleton creates a banana
split at the ever-popular Dairy Queen.

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After sitting quietly in class for an hour, the long-
awaited bell rings and we all jump to take advantage
of our precious seven-minute break. During this
time, we find some self-appointed entertainers of
the student body. Everyone secretly desires to be a
comedian and it is apparent that there are quite a
few here at Central High School. Oh, what is it about
the presence of a camera that brings out the wacky :
sides of our personalities?! i +m ign oy

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sust LIKE mom's

1. One good thing about the people at Central is that they're
always willing to give you a helping hand.

2. We're cooll

3. How does the world look through glasses, Tommy?

1.DeUndray Bentley rests easy before class!
2.Clay Pilcher demonstrates his alternatived to eat-
ing lunch as Alecia Martin looks on excitedly.
3.Smile, you're on candid cameral

4.Rob Skinner presents this years RAT clothingline.
5.Marty Johnson, Gerald Ford, Tony Willis and Ben-
nie Rowland seem to be enjoying lunch at Lanier B .

Music and Movies

Here's looking at you, Michael

Eddie the chosen one

Molly Ringwald is always Pretty in Pink.

Whoopi says, Like, fur shur wow!

Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey in Dirty
Dancing was a favorite

INXS is having bad dreams.

Music and movies play an
important role in the social
lives of Central students.
Think of the time you spend in
front of a movie screen, or lis-
tening to music. There is a
wide range of preferences in
our choices. Some popular
movies of the year were: Bev-
erly Hills Cop Il, Dirty Dane-
ing, The Lost Boys, and Pla-
toon. Central girls were
attracted to hilarious Eddie
Murphy, Tom Cruise, the
adorable Michael J. Fox, and
Emilio Estevez. Kim Basinger,
Whoopi Goldberg, Demi
Moore and Molly Ringwald
captured the hearts of many
male students.

We have strong and differ-
ent tastes in music also (to say
the least). Popular groups
were U2, Whitsnake, The Fat
Boys, R.E.M., and LL Cool J.
Special songs hold memories
for many of us, and others are
just easy to relate to. Some of
these include Gonna Have a
Good Time Tonight by INXS,
With or Without You by U2,
I Need Love by LL Cool J.,
Wipeout by the Fat Boys
and the Beach Boys, and Whi-
tesnakes Here | Go Again.

WHIT MEY

Whitney Houston has it all
Here we go again with Whitesnake.

The Fat Boys meet the Beach Boys but not
to surf!

LL Cool J needs love

With or Without You 2.

This year, the news
has been full of triumphs
and tragedies, scandals
and schemes. Events
such as the Iran-Contra
affair,the U.S.S. Stark di-
saster, numerous plane
crashes, and Americas
involvement in the Per-
sian Gulf are among the
happenings that grabbed
Americas attention. De-
spite these occurences,
Americas spirit has
been uplifted. Scientists
are coming closer to
finding a cure for rapid-
ly-spreading and deadly
Aids, and we all celebrat-
ed the 200th anniversary
of our own constitution
in grand American style.
America is a few steps
closer to peace with
Russia, and great efforts
on Americas part have
been made to help oth-
ers in times of need.

1987-88 has definitely
been an eventful year for
the United States; one
which we will certainly
remember.

. Bork bombs.

The nation mourns. A Stark reality -
"Right or wrong, | did it for my country.
Was the price too high?

The Pope visits America.

. Fallen angels.

. Just say NO.

. If teachers were only paid as much .

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larger drops expected * * Toddler Jessica McClure

The Associated Press MIDLAND, Texas A smiling
LOS ANGELES The average Jessica McClure teetered out of 4

brice of gasoline declined only a tenth hospital in a cast Friday, a mont

f a penny per gallon over the past two after the nation watched dete
jeeks, but greater reductions should 3 mined rescuers pull the toddle
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The time has come to pay tribute to
our faculty and staff at Central High
School. Think about it where would
all of us be without the help and guid-
ance of our teachers? These people
have helped to make Central what it is
today, a school of excellence. That was
no easy task. The overcrowded class-
rooms, griping students, disagree-
ments (need I go on?) have all contrib-
uted to the daily ritual at Central. You,
the faculty and staff , have pulled us
through the thick and thin, and we just
want to say, THANKS!

1. My favorite Martian

2. You never know who will show up at your door
next, Mr. Caldwell.

3. We see that bottle, Miss Shackleford!

4. Great lunch, right Coach?

5. Just fiddlin around

6. Mrs. Taylor's not camera-shy!

Hobbs, J. Lightfoot, I.
Typing, DECA
Accounting

Battle, A.
English

Herring, F.
English, English
Spanish

Clark, MLL.
Typing

McCullough, B.
Typing, VOCA

Corson, K.
English, Chorus
JRN.III

Hill, P.
English

Business

~

Eaton, C.
English

Hinesly, H.
English, JRN.1

Harris, E.
Data
Processing

Singletary, A.
Business

English

Jones, M.
English, Spanish

Minter, R.
English

Stubbs, M.
English

Malone, K.
Spanish

Boykin, H.
Math

Moseley, S.

English

Taylor, G.
English

Shackelford, L.

Spanish

Brannen, S.

Math

Odom, P.
English

Toliver, P.
English

Collins, L
Math

Ramey, M.
English
/

Edwards, A.
Spanish

Auman, J. Billingslea, C.
Math Math

Fickling, B.
Math

Jordan, N.
Math

Williams, B.
Math

Coach Edwards Coach Green
P.E./Health P.E.

Dumas, B.
Science

Kennerling, M.
Science

Pettigrew, J.
Math

Coach Holliman
P.E./Health

Knight, E.V.
Biology

Pietzrak, M.
Math

Coach Bronn
PE.

Maynard, C.
Chemistry

VanWyck, P.
Math

Coach
Campbell

P.E

Aaron, R.
Science

Ivery, M.
Science

Horton, A.
Social Studies

Simonton, T.
History

Pettiford, C.
Science

Adkisson, A.
Health/Civics

Huff, V.
Social Studies

Smith, S.
Am.
Government

Short, P.
Science

Caldwell, J.
World History

Lamar, E.
Social Studies

Tomlinson, L.

Chemistry

Cherry, J.P.
Civics

Leggate, P.
Mankind

Whitfield, M.
Psychology

Turner, W.
Science

Felder, IL.
Social Studies

Parker, B.
Am.
Government

Moseley, J.
PEL.

Barnett, B.
Band

Watson, L.
Vocational

Roadarmel, C.
P.E.C.

Cotton, L.
Industrial
Arts

Watson, P.
Industrial
Arts

Ryle, T.
PEL.

Holmes, A.
Vocational

Wilder,
Vocational
Supervisor

Allen, A.
Industrial
Arts

Tuck, E.
Graphic
Arts

Central
Teachers
have
class!

Warchak, E.
Home
Economics

Centrals Administration

18
Leontine Espy " q Jake Singleton
Principal Assistant Principal
Lanier B Lanier B

MTL Ad

Jerome Guy > . Lucy Hunter
Assistant Principal a Principal
Lanier A a & Lanier A

Lays The Foundation!

PATRICIA GALLOWAY
COUNSELOR, LANIER B

FRO HUFF
COUNSELOR, LANIER A

BOB McELROY
COUNSELOR, LANIER B

JEANNE SCARBOROUGH
COUNSELOR, LANIER A

KATHY LEIGH
REGISTRAR, LANIER B

FRAN MAYHEW
REGISTRAR, LANIER B

CONNIE OXFORD
SECRETARY, LANIER B

RUTH PIKE
REGISTRAR (CLERK)
LANIER A

JACKIE FAULKNER
SECRETARY, LANIER B

MARTHA LESLIE
SECRETARY, LANIER B

JEANETTE MORRIS
SECRETARY, LANIER A

GERALDINE CARR
VOCATIONAL DIRECTOR
LANIER B

JEAN DENERSON
MEDIA SPECIALIST
LANIER B

MARGARET GREEN
LIBRARY SECRETARY
LANIER B

CLOTHILDE TROUP
LIBRARY

/. Seven minutes? No problem

2. Dena Drawhorn seems to be finding her way
through the halls just fine.

3. You mean I'm supposed to smile for this?
says Eric Brown.

4. You're no bunny till some bunny loves you!
5. Hanging around after lunch is always enjoy-
able.

The freshman class this year had to
face being the new guys on the
block. They had to face the embar-
rassment of bounding into the wrong
classrooms, the confusion of dealing
with floating teachers, or mistakes in
their schedules. It was also hectic, go-
ing to classes in two different build-
ings; complains one freshman, From A
to B in seven minutes? No way!

Also endured by the freshmen was
the harrassment of the upperclassmen,
and as another put it, Being made to
feel like the scum of the earth. How-
ever, the 9th graders did enjoy being
in the senior high and meeting new
friends. By the end of the year, they
were looking forward to being sopho-
mores and_ breaking in the next fresh-
man class!

Adams, Felicia
Adams, Rebecca
Adrien, Donna
Akins, Latonya
Alvey, Chris
Anderson, Joetta

Anderson, Joella
Archer, Garmel
Arnold, Sonya
Arnold, Tonya
Ash, Lisa
Ashley, Chris

Ashmore, Kim
Atkins, Eren
Atwater, Michelle
Aultman, Angel
Austin, Latonya
Bagley, Reginald

Baker, Chip
Barbee, Bonnie
Barberich, Jeffery
Batson, Tabitha
Battle, Eddie
Battle, Richard

Beasley, Brad
Becher, Jonathan
Beinson, Veronica
Bell, Arnebra

Bell, Arnetra

Bell, Keith

Bell, Yvonne
Benefield, Christy
Benion, Chris
Billingslea, Lisa
Billingslea, Michael
Billingslea, Susan

Black, Keith

Black, Monica
Boatwright, Martha
Boles, Bobby
Bonczek, Sena
Booker, Ellis

Freshmen

Freshmen

Boone, Daniel
Boston, Derreshs
Boston, Tamiego
Bowden, Katina
Bradley, Lawrence
Bradshaw. Kelly

Broadus, Sabrina
Brooks, Saretha
Brown, Cassandra
Brown, Heather
Brown, Jonathan
Brown, Karteecia

Brown, Kristie
Brown, Stefanie
Bullock, Clint
Bundrage, Amy
Burnes, Andrew
Burton, Jenny

Butts, Clifford
Byrd, John
Cail, Shannon
Calhoun, Missy
Calloway, Angel
Campbell, John

Candy, Michelle
Carson, Jerry
Carswell, Eric
Carter, Christy
Carter, Curtis
Carter, Jessie

Carter, Terry
Cephus, Tracy
Chambers, Rodney
Chastain, Nicki
Cheshire, Kacey
Churchfield, Page

Clark, Coralto
Clark, Jon
Clark, Lori
Clark, Rico
Claxton, Tony
Clay, Tonya

Clayton, Andrea
Clements, Matthew
Cleveland, Randall
Click, Toby
Clowers, Inga
Clowers, Katrina

Cole, Justin
Coleman, Cher
Coley, Kim
Collier, Renae
Collins, Richard
Coons, Antonio

Corley, Susan
Cornelius, Bobby
Cornelius, Michael
Cornelius, Tonya
Cottton, Calandra
Cox, Dusty

Crafter, Anthony
Cramer, Lee

Cronin, Leslie

Cross, Rachel
Cunningham, Resheema
Curry, Christian

Dalton, Charlotte
Daniel, Toyann
Davis, Albert
Davis, Angela
Davis, Chris
Davis, Jamison

Davis, Kendrick
Davis, Manika
Davis, Ontario
Davis, Patrick

Davis, Tracy
Davis, Tyrone

Day, Aaron
Day, Ann
Day. Doris
Day, Tamie
Decker, Jason
Deloach, Thad

Freshmen

Freshmen

Denmark, Shawn
Denmark, Verna
Dennis, Carol
DeVore, Denise
Dickerson, Delisa
Dinkens, Andrea

Dinkins, Larry
Dixon, Frank
Dover, Chad
Drawhorn, Deana
Dugger, Teresa
Dukerson, Lee

Durham, Chris
Edwards, Ramon
Ellison, Amanda
English, Stephanie
Ennis, Christy
Evans, Chris

Evans, Itovia
Evans, Zara
Ezelle, Paul
Fages, Jeff
Farhar, Latarria
Ferguson, Johnny

Fincher, Dianne
Fleming, Tracy
Flynn, Bridget
Ford, Lashanda
Ford, Melinda
Foreman, Arwen

Foster, Gregory
Foster, Maurice
Foster, Tony
Fountain, Charles
Fowles,James
Francis, Curtis

Francis, Kenneth
Francis, Robert
Frazier,Chad
Freeman, James
Freeman, Marcus
Freeney, Elizabeth

French, Ray
Fudge, Saan
Fuller, Ann

Fuller, Tomeka
Gainey, Donald
Galloway, Dediray

Galloway, Shanda
Gardner, Nathaniel
Gary, Derick
Gaughf, Alison
Genone, Nikki
Giles, Angelique

Glover, Dexter
Glover, Tammi
Glynn, Shoney
Goddard, Tara
Goen, Brandon
Golphin, Milton

Goodman, Matt
Gordon, Bengy
Gordon, Keenan
Graf, John
Grant, Kenneth
Grant, Marcus

Grant, Michael
Granville, Jimmie
Gray, Cheri
Gray, Kartika
Grayer, James
Green, Kendre

Green, Robert
Greene, Tonya
Gresham, Christy
Gresham, William
Griffin, Dana
Griffin, Dawn

Griffin, Nathan
Griggs, Phoebe
Grigsby, Benjamin
Grimes, Stacy
Groover, Brian
Grover, Denise

Freshmen

Freshmen

Gurnee, Marty
Hagelund, Christy
Hall, Glen
Hallman, Latonya
Hallman, Sonya
Hamlin, Jadea

Hancock, Shawn
Hardy, Latonya
Hargrove, Felecia
Harper, Shane
Harrell, Comeiko
Harris, Che

Harris, Melvin
Harris, Mischa
Harrison, John
Harrison, Thomas
Hart, Ray
Hartman, Grace

Hatrman, Richard
Hawkins, Karen
Hayes, Will

Haynie, Tripp
Haywood, Lashonda
Headden,Gary

Henderson,Cartisia
Henderson,Quinton
Herman, Jennifer
Herrod, John
Hicks,Antono
Hightower, Velaria

Hill, Andrea
Hill, Derrick
Hill, Jermaine
Hill, Jessica
Hill, Lashonda
Hill, Walter

Hilton, Michael
Hinson, Kaprial
Hogg, Stacy
Holgan, Matthew
Hollans, H.G.
Holliday, Janice

Hollingshed, Derrick
Hollingsworth, Michael
Hollingsworth, Santoskaan
Hollis, Audra

Halloway, Mitzi

Holston, Angela

Howard, Brandon
Howard, Cheryl
Howard, Roxanne
Howe, Calvin
Huckby, Dewayne
Hughes, Brandi

Jackson, Anissa
Jackson, Jimmie
Jackson, John
Jackson, Kelitha
Jackson, Shondell
Jackson, Tracey

James, Andrea
James, Brandan
Jarrett, Christi
Jenkins, Karletta
Jessie, David
Johns, Kimberly

Johnston, Amy
Johnson, April
Johnson, Consuela
Johnson, Dez
Johnson, Jacopa
Johnson, Jayns

Johnson, Julie
Johnson, Sheri
Jolley, Eric
Jolly, Benjamin
Jolly, Bernard
Jones, Jason

Jones, LaKecia
Jones, Melissa
Jones, Sharon
Jones, Stephanie
Jones, Tracy
Jones, William

Freshmen

Freshmen

Dah drint

Jordan, Brandi
Josey, Ervin
Judd, Brian
Judd, Sean
Justice, Tonya
Kelly, Alicia

Kennebrew, Tanzerina
Kirkman, Dena
Kirkus, Paul

Knight, Rene

Knight, Ronda
Kuzhnier, Taylor

Lamar, Latisha
Lance, Jonathan
Lane, Amie

Lane, Kimberly
Lashley, April
Latimore, Yolanda

Lawrence, Chilon
Lee, Bavenna
Lee, Jason

Lee, Kathy
Lefever, Tammy
Lester, Shiquita

Lewis, Amanda
Lindsey, Delisa
Lindsey, Tina
Linkous, Mike
Little, Marcus
Locke, Patrick

Lockett, Kevin
Lofton, Tonya
Logue, Kris
Long, Jason
Long, Shannon
Lundy, Naomi

Lundy, Ronald
Macewen, Amy
Mack, Lisa
Mack, William
Mahone, Terri
Malone, Jay

Marcus, Darrin
Marshall, Sidney
Marshall, Valarie
Martin, Jennifer

Martin, Tony
Martina, Jim

Mason, Cicely
Mason, Felix
Mason, Franklin
Matthews, Lataja
Matthews, Meredith
Maynard, Walsa

Mayo, Jana

Mays, Donnie
McBrayer, Jack
McClinton, Rapunzel
McCoy, Antwon
McCoy, Monica

McDaniel, Dina
McDuffie, Jennifer
McElmurry, Stephanie
McElroy, Marcus
McGraw, April
MeMibllion, Rick

McNeal, Lamanda
Meeks, Troy

Melvin, David
Merriweather, Jermaine
Miller, Jason

Miller, Quilsa

Miller, William
Mills, Dodi

Mills, Gayla
Milton, Richard
Mitchell, Amy
Mitchell, Brandon

Mitchelll, Jonathan
Mitchell, Melissa
Mitchell, Towanna
Modena, Mike
Moffet, Felita
Moore, Aarian

Freshmen

Freshmen

Moore, Will
Morris, David
Moss, Cowana
Moss, Orlando
Moye, Shelton
Mullis, Melisssa

Murphy, Leroy
Murphy, Tyra
Nash, Michael
Nellams, Lloyd
Newson, Angela
Nixon, Adriane

Norwood, Cheryl
Nunley, Michael
Oden, Michael
Odom, Kim
Oglesby, April
Oglesby, Timothy

Ohler, Becky
Olgers, Brent
Oneal, Ronald
Owen, Ray
Owens, Willie
Palmer, James

Palmer, Leila

Parks, Lida

Parsons, Stefan
Patterson, Natacha
Patterson, Tecia
Patterson, Tywanaka

Peavey, Waynond
Pennymon, Dennis
Phillips, Kristina
Philpot, Brett
Pierce, Clay
Porter, Karen

Posnak, Adam
Potter, Brandi
Pritchard, Chad
Quire, Jennifer
Raines, Katina

Ramsey, Douglas
Ray, Iris
Raymond, Christi
Redding, Antonio
Redick, Julie
Reid, Alex

Reid, Michelle
Renfroe, Cassandra
Richitt, Jason
Ridgeway, April
Ridley, Sherome
Riley, Keith

Rodriguez, Brian
Rogers, Stephanie
Rogers, Valerie
Rouse, Menendez
Rozier, Christy
Rulapaugh, Carrie

Rumph, Christa
Sambulski, Nicolai
Sanders, Kim
Sanders, Robert
Sanders, Zelda
Sanford, Derony

Scott, Randy
Scott, Rodney
Sellers, Brandy
Sharpe, Toya
Sheppard, Jodie
Shinholster, Rico

Shoats, Vernon
Shreve, Colby
Shumaker, Tonya
Simmons, Daniele
Simmons, Latrisha
Singletary, Stephanie

Skoda, Debbie
Slaughter, Bridgett
Smallwood, Danny

Smith, Andrea

Smith, Harold

Smith, Julie

Freshmen

Freshmen

Smith, Kelly
Smith, Nicole
Smith, Shikietha
Smith, Steven
Smith, William
Snead, Anna

Solomon, Randy
Spencer, Keisha
Spivey, Kawanna
Stembridge, Jamie
Stephens, Harold
Stevens, David

Stevenson, Katrina
Stevenson, Ray
Stewart, Kerry
Strain. Leslie
Stuart, Chad
Stuart, Christopher

Stubbs, Tim

Swann, Brian

Swint, Jon

Talton, Jeffery
Talton, Verreacheric
Tarpley, Latonya

Tate, Genelle
Tatmon, Angel
Taylor, Billy
Taylor, John
Taylor, Katina
Taylor, Shawn

Taylor, Tyryc
Taylor, Valencia
Thomas, Chandra
Thomas, Heather
Thomas, Kimberly
Thompson, Cathy

Thorpe, Katina
Timley, Theresea
Tipton, Kelly
Tomberlin, Kevin
Trammell, Kerrie
Turner, Patrick

Turner, Steven
Turner, Trey
Tuten, Eddie

Twilley, Robert

Ullman, Chris

Vanwyck, Kelly

Vaughn, Patricia
Vega, Mary Ann
Vinson, Shakira
Wade, Harry
Wade, Melissa
Walker, Donna

Walker, Laura
Walker, Reggie
Walker, Tonya
Walker, Wes
Wall, Scott
Waller, John

Walls, Tracy
Ward, Michelle
Ward, Tomeka

Watkins, Michelle
Watson, Danielle
Watts, Brian

Weatherly, Jennifer
Webb, Gary

Webster, Katie

Welch, Fay

Welch, Day
Werkmeister, Raymond

West, Deidre
Wheeler, Shelly
Wheeler, Sherry
Whisby, Dimetria
White, Donald
White, Marlon

White, Rex

Whitehead, Elaine
Whitehead, Gwendolyn
Wilburn, Tommy
Williams, Christina
Williams, Demetriss

Freshmen

Williams, Lachelle
Williams, Mark
Williams, Pamela
Williams, Phillis
Williams, Ruthie
Williams, Scotty

Williams, Veronica
Willis, Andrew
Wilson, Carla
Wilson, Diana
Wilson, Kenney
Womble, Mark

Wyatt, Kelly
Wynn, Randy

Yetter, Joseph
Young, Sharon
Youngblood, Michael

Well, its your second year of high
school, you're bout goofy, and
some aspects of school may be looking
rather bad. All of you have probably
realized by now, from your marvellous
experience in the 9th grade, that car-
rying all those loaded down book bags
between the buildings is a pain in the

neck! So what did you do this
year but get a locker? Of course, you
must share it with one or two people
over at Lanier A, where all of the lock-
ers are stuck in classrooms. That
makes it loads of fun for everyone,
especially the teachers who are
breathing down your neck!

As said by one sophomore,Get
real! All those books, all that mess .
it seems hopeless! Chaos will rule Cen-
tral until the end. There is some hope,
though. Hope such as," HOPE | pass
this year, or | HOPE I'll have lunch at
Lanier B. Maybe this is you,"| HOPE |
have a top locker at Lanier B of my
very own next year.

You may be disheartened by all this,
but Im here to tell you that it does get

better; you just have to stay alive and
keep on soaring above the rest.

{. Robert Green surveys the Lanier B campus.
2. Brandi Boyd and Kim Fordham have dreams of
better food.

3. Now, the bell has not rung yet don't pack
up!

4. Stacy Clayton is caught almost unawares dur-
ing the pep rally.

5. Luana Young and Julie Simmons decide to
pass on lunch.

Abney, Linda
Alexander, John
Anderson, Daphne
Anderson, Vicki
Anderson, William

Anderson, William
Armstrong, Ramon
Asbell, Travis
Austin, Antonio
Austin, Latanya

Avery, Jennifer
Bacchus, Donna
Bailey, Tryphera
Bainbridge, Heather
Baker, Teah

Banks, Arsonja
Barnhill, Keicia
Barron, Eric
Barron, Tonya
Bass, Tommy

Batcher, David
Bemis, Robert
Bentley, Robert
Billingslea, Cleesica
Bishop, Levina

Blackwelder, Jodi
Blevins, William
Blizzard, Michelle
Bloodworth, Robert
Bonner, Lamar

Sophomores

Sophomores

Bonner, Susan
Boone, Cathy
Boston, Shenequa
Boughton, Beth
Bowen, Latoya

Boyce, Robert
Brand, Rob
Brittain, Ross
Broadhead, Denee
Brooks, Ronnie

Brown. Adrian
Brown, Barbara
Brown, Deamond
Brown, Katrina
Bryant, Carlos

Bryant, Denise
Buck, Laurie
Buckley, John
Bullard, Todd
Burkovich, Jaison

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

Campbell, Karen
Carswell, Kevin
Cater, Carole

Cephus, Robert
Chaffin, Brandi

Chambliss, Sharon
Chastain, Bob
Cheshire, Kacey
Childs, Corey
Clarke, Amy

Claxton, Mickey
Clayton, Stacey
Clyde, Reginald
Colbert, Rose
Cole, Carrie

Collier, Leslie
Collins, Dawn
Comer, Shane
Crafter, Angela
Cummings, Tommy

Daniel, Consuelo
Daniely, Tony
Davidson, Kimberly
Davis, Chad

Davis, Dana

Davis, Keith
Davis, Rosa
Davis, Sacloria
Davis, Tiwanna
Dean, Carla

Dean, Kimular
Denmark, Peggy
Dennard, Michelle
Dent, Kanter
Diboll, Sherie

Sophomores

Sophomores

Dillard, Heather
Dinkins, Corey
Dixion, Gregory
Donaldson, Dana
Dozier, Jabar

Duffy, Paul
Duhart, Rontril
Duncan, Carmen
Durham, Erin
Eargle, Melanie

Elliott, Sean
Ennis, Maria
Ezelle, Paula
Ferguson, Johnny
Ferguson, Wyman

Ford, Andrea
Ford, Angeles
Ford, Marshall
Ford, Undrea
Fordham, Kim

Fossett, Joseph
Foster, Kisha
Fowler, Angela
Franklin, Terrance
Frederick, Eric

Freeman, Vanessa
Fuller, Rico
Gaines, Latonya
Gary, Latonia
Gaskins, David

Gibbs, Robby
Gibson, Chris
Gibson, Jonathan
Gibson, Michael
Gilbert, John

Gilbert, Shannon
Glennon, Eamon
Glover, Ashley
Glover, Tracey
Godfrey, Ricky

Goen, Lisa
Goggins, Corey
Goolsby, Eric
Gordon, Charles
Gordon, William

Gray, Justen
Green, Earnesta
Greene, Cereuis

Grey, Theresa
Grier, Antonio

Griggs, Shannon
Grissette, Angela
Gunther, Kerry
Guy, Sharon
Guy, Teresa

Guyton, Christopher
Guyton, Yolanda
Hall, Jorge

Hall. Tina

Hall, Tisha

Sophomores

Sophomores

Hallman, Sonya
Hamlin, Shaunda
Hammond, Ronald
Hanse, Brian
Hardesty, Kim

Harrell, Bo
Harrell, Kim
Harris, Alexis
Harris, Terrell
Hart, Artimus

Hartman, Richard
Harvey, Charles
Harvey, Paris
Haskins, Mark
Hatcher, Tonya

Haynes, Carol
Hawkins, Sean
Heacox, Shawn
Heath, Michael
Hickman, Mack

Hickman, Scott
Higgins, Keith
Higgison. Kristin
Hill, Bernard
Hill, Cindy

Hill, Reginald
Hiller, Joey
Hinds, Elizabeth
Hiscox, Thomas
Hodges, Karol

Hollingshed, Keith
Holmes, Ashley
Hood, Terry
Howard, Andre
Howard, Cedric

Howard, Derrick
Howard, Keith
Howard, Ulysses
Howard, Victoria
Howard, Walter

Howard, William
Howell, Robbie
Howell, Sabrina

Howington, David
Hughes, David

Hunnicutt, Jennifer
Hurst, Troy
Hutcherson, Eddie
Jackson, Andy
Jackson, Carlos

Jackson, Jasper
Jackson, Kayle
Jackson, Kelvin
Jackson, Robby
James, Amy

James, Maurica
Johnson, Anastasia
Johnson, Edward
Johnson, Felicia
Johnson, James

Sophomores

Sophomores

Johnson, Malaika
Johnson, Warren
Jones, Cheryl
Jones, Kenya
Jones, Tina

Jones, Travis
Jordan, Barbara
Justice, Angelina
Kasulka, James
Kasulka, Kristy

Kelly, Algernon
Kendall, Felisa
Key, Donnie
Kilby, Lori
Kim, Geanny

King, Angel

King, Bessie

King, Maurice
Lawrence, Thomas
Lee, Bettina

Leigh, Josh
LeRoy, Cynthia
Lester, Lisa
Lockett, Daphne
Logan, James

Louder, Sabrina
Lowe, Kendall
Mander, Kelly
Marshall, Felicia
Marshall, Lisa

Martin, Alecia
Martin, Casey
Martin, LLoyd
Martinez, Benji
Mason, Stephanie

Mathews, Stephen
Maxwell, Dexter
Mays, Vernon
McBride, Heather
McCarn, Eric

Meconnell, Terr y
MeCoy, Jack
McDonald, Daniel
McLin, Charese
McMillian, Timothy

MeNorrill, Wendy
Melton, Sara
Mercker, Robert
Miller, Shane
Millis, David

Mills, Kevin
Minter, Stephanie
Mims, Toby
Mitchum, Latisha
Moffett, Stacey

Montemayor, Christina
Moore, Arthelia
Moore, Derivia
Moore, Joseph
Moore, Sabrina

Sophomores

Sophomores

Morlan, Whitney
Morris, Kareem
Morris, Sonja
Mosley, Jo-Bess
Mott, Cindy

Mujicia, Carla
Mullis, David
Murphy, Ron
Murry, Anissa
Nelson, Mayi

Nesmith, Tonya
Newelll, Charles
Ogle, Trey
Ogletree, Torrence
Olsen, Beth

Palmer, Muriel
Parham, Anthony
Parsons, Robbie
Patrick, Kim
Patterson, Kimberly

Patterson, Tommy
Payne, Chester
Penix, Tonya
Pilcher, Clay
Piro, Jessica

Pitts, Tammy
Pollock, Will
Pope, Ami
Pope, Wesley
Porter, Rodney

Sophomores

Powell, Billy
Powell, Marcus
Puckett, Chris

Puckett, Clifford
Puster, Hannah

Raines, Varina
Rainey, Stevie
Ramsey, Frank
Randall, Darrell
Ranow, Donny

Ray, Iris

Redding. TJ.
Rehberg, Robert
Reynolds, Makesha
Rhodes, Tawana

Robbins, Scott
Roberson, Nancy
Robinson, Tracey
Roquemore, Alicia

Rosner, Ula

Rosser, Ray
Roundtree, Derrick
Rowell, Becca
Rozier, Sharon
Rutland, Wanda

Ryans, Gregory
Sanders, Derek
Sanders, P.J.
Sanders, Phillip
Sandifer, Vanessa

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Sophomores

Sandifer, Willie James
Scarborough, Harold
Scholfield, Thejuana
Scott, Marcus

Scott, Reginald

Searcy, Brenda
Shaw, Erica
Sheldon, Mark
Sherman, Tony
Shoemaker, John

Sill, Lisa
Simmons, Julie
Simmons, Rafael
Simmons, Tasha
Singleton, Larry

Singleton, Troy
Sledge, Seanta
Slocumb, Todd
Slocumb, Molly
Smith, Angela

Smith, Dexter
Smith, Frankie
Smith, Michelle
Smith, Robert
Smith, Ron

Smith, Shawn
Snell, Sheiva
Spires, Felicia
Spivey, Latarsha
Stanley, Joretha

Sophomores

Stewart, Karen
Stewart, Tammy
Stinson, Eddie
Stinson, Lori
Stone, Matt

Strange, Peggy
Sutton, Clint
Sutton, Jason

Swayne, Geneva
Tapley, Erin

Taylor, Arthur
Taylor, Baxter
Taylor, Clarissa
Taylor, Jennifer
Taylor, Jori

Taylor, Willie
Teahle, Daryl
Tedders, Stephanie
Tennyson, Antonia
Thomas, Angelete

Thomas, Heather
Thomas, Lavera
Thorpe, Curtis
Thurston, Christy
Thurston, Michelle

Tillies, Sheryl

Turner, Sabrina
Tyson, Robert
Underwood, Heather
Wade, Chris

Sophomores

Wagner, Ruddy
Walden, Jason
Wall, Kristy
Waller, Iris
Waller, Patricia

Walz, Amanda
Warnock, Marylynn
Warren, Tonya
Webster, Antonio
Weires, Janeth

Welch, Wanda
Wells, Catherine
White. Dontia
White, Wrenford
Whitehead, Mark

Wiggins, Aaron
Wiley, George
Wilks, Scotty
Williams, Darnea
Williams, Jessica

Williams, Lori
Williams, Regina
Williams, Reginald
Wilson, Jeff
Wimberly, Libby

Wimbush, Anthony
Wise, Chandra
Worley, Scott
Young, Launa

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Being a junior is one of the joys of
high school. As a junior, you're in the
middle. You could just sit back , relax
and enjoy life, but being a Central Jam-
ming Junior takes a bit more. Central
juniors are well-known for their school
spirit and for the enthusiasm that they
have. They are also one step closer to
senioritis!

We interviewed several juniors and
asked them what it meant to them to
be juniors at Central High School. The
first response that we got was, We
are the future and we are what will
make the world of tomorrow Other
responses were that being a junior is
GREAT; and not only is it great, but its
rewarding.

The junior class here is well-respect-
ed and very chic; we're at the head of
the class. We're soaring above the
rest.

1. Ron Woodford, Shannon Webb, and Jennifer
Keith; We're just here for the pose!

2. Another amazing balancing feat from David
Lystlund.

3. A big thumbs up from Elaine Neal.

4. Are we paying attention in class? No, | don't
think so

5. Hello-o-0-o-0 down there, Linton!

Juniors

Adams, Pauline
Akers, Tami
Anderbro, Therese
Anderson, Tosh
Armstrong, Geoffrey

Ashley, Rhonda
Ashmore, Robin
Austin, Crystal

Axton, Paige
Bailey, Marvin

Bailey, Tracie
Baker, John
Barberich, Bruce
Bass, Larry
Bateman, Jennifer

Becker, Erik
Bell, Alicia
Benson, Dustin
Bentley, Neidra
Betz, Chris

Billingslea, Brenna
Binkley, John
Blodgett, Gary
Bolton, Cheryl
Bonhart, Andrea

Bowden, Scott
Boyter, Ron
Bradshaw, Ben
Brannam, Mark
Bray, Ella

Juniors

Bridges, Joe
Brinson, Paula
Britt, Laura
Broadhead, Derek
Brown, Christopher

Brown, Cliff
Brown, Joe
Brown, Stephanie
Bryant. Ginny
Buck, Dianne

Burkhalter, Chris
Bush, Seth
Butts. Tawanna
Byrd, Darrell
Caldwell, Chris

Call, Laura
Cannon, Rhonda
Cape, Derrick
Carby, Rhonda
Carroll, Stacie

Cass, Michael
Cast, Kevin
Causey, Bo
Causey, Charlotte
Chambers, Hal

Chapman, Stuart
Chill, Oran
Clark, Jim
Clark, Kim
Clark, Melinda

Juniors

Claxton, Susan
Cleveland, Randall
Clyde, Kim
Cochrane, Christy
Cochrane, Cindy

Cody. Sean

Coley, Geralynn
Collier, Leslie
Cooper, Rodney
Couch, Christopher

Cox, Gail
Crafter, Jimmie
Cramer, Petra
Crawford, Aaron
Crawford, Matt

Crawley, George
Culler, Demetress
D'Andrea, Ricky
Daniel, Veleka
Davidson, Will

Davis, Alan
Davis, Darrell
Davis, Donna
Davis, James
Davis, LaShunda

Davis, Leah
Davis, Lisa
Davis, Matthew
Davis, Shanta
Davis, Sherborah

Juniors

Davis, Yarvis
Dean, Miriam
Defoe, Dean
Dent, Mark
Deuster, John

Dinkens, Cedric
Dixion, Teresa
Dorn, Carlos
Driggers, Barry
Dumas, Melonie

Edwards, Melissa
Edwards, Phillip
Ellen, Brandon
Ellington, Tracy
Ellis, Sandi

Ellison, Richard
Esser, Kirk
Evans, Britann
Evans, Donald
Evans, Frank

Evans, lresa
Evans, Mark
Evans, Robert
Ferguson, Bobby
Finley, Joyce

Fisher, Faye
Flander, Kelly
Flewellyn, Beth
Flewellyn, Bobby
Fordham, Hope

Juniors

Fountain, Lynn
Francis, Russell
Franks, Sonya
Franklin, David
Frazier, Billie

Freeman, Lucy
Fritz, Jennifer
Fry, Alicia
Fussell, Kevin
Gallemore, James

Gandy, Sam
Garcia, Milagros
Garnto, Travis
Garrett, Ann
Gay, Ginger

George, Angela
Gibson, Katie
Gibson, Stanley
Golden, Trey
Good, Andrea

Gordon, Pam
Gordon, Tommy
Gordon, William
Granville, Daniel

Gray, Alicison

Gray, Anissa
Green, Chandwick
Green, Latonya
Green, Margi
Greene, Gail

Griffin, Penny
Griffith, Chuck
Grigsby, Suzanne
Grindley, Juliet
Groover, Karen

Grubbs, Robin
Hall, Kimberly
Hallman, Jennifer
Hamilton, Monica
Hamlin, Scott

Hampton, Lonnie
Hampton-Jones, Michael
Harbin, Dana

Harbin, Lon

Hargrove, Adam

Harper, DeWayne
Harper, Michael
Harpin, Trudy
Harrell, Ed
Harris, Deb

Harris, Jerel
Harris, Stephanie
Hawes, William
Hawkins, Cayce
Hazlehurst, Katie

Heath, Shannon
Held, Jonathan
Hewitt, Jennifer
Hightower, Enoch
Hill, Chevene

Juniors

Hill, Sean

Hill, Shawn
Holland, Andrew
Holleman, Linton
Holliman, Bridgett

Holliman, Corinthia
Hollingshed, Jimmy
Holmes, Ashley
Holston, Shantel
Horton, Nikki

Hughes, Camilla
Hughes, Uhura
Humphries, Bettye
Hylton, Ladawna
Jackson, Deanna

Jackson, Derrick
Jackson, Latrice
Jackson, Shonetta
James, Lanita
James, Perseco

Johnson, Tasha
Johnson, Terry
Johnson, Tommy
Johnson, Warner
Jones, Monika

Jones, Vanetta
Jones, Virlecia

Kee, Chad
Keenum, Sandy
Keith, Jennifer

Juniors

Kelly, Dawn
Kemp, Shannon
Kendrick, Allen
Kennedy, Amy
Ketchup, Pamela

Kiehn, Andrea
King, Brian
Lankford, Keith
Larsen, Joanie
Lashley, Derek

Lawton, Fowler
Lee, Chip

Leroy, Cindy
Lester, Shadonna
Lewis, Dana

Lewis, Scott
Lindsey, Sherry
Lingo, Jarrell
Linn, Deana
Little, Sherry

Locke, Hillary
Lockett, Cecilia
Lockett, Chris
Logue, Chad
Long. Melinda

Lowe, Tonya
Lyons, Cedric
Lystlund, David
Mackin, Darren
Mackin, Paul

Juniors

Madison, Derrick
Malone, Shedina
Manning, Scott
Mansfield, Jerry
Marshall, Henry

Marshall, Kim
Massey, Andrea
McBrayer, Pete

McClary, Sabrina
McClinton, Latrelle

McCook, Keith
McCook, Van
McCrary, David
McElmurray, Sonia
McElroy, Jamone

McElroy, Nikki
McGee, Kerry
McGee, Kira
Middleton, Angie
Miller, Christi

Mitchel, Scott
Mize, Robert
Montford, Grant
Moore, Lisa
Moore, Sherlyn

Morgan, Touissante
Morris, Glenn
Murrell, Jesse
Nichols, Carla
Nichols, John

Juniors

Nolen, Brad
Nordenhaug, Stephanie
Norman, Tina

O'Neal, Carlton
O'Neal, Laurie

Orr, Karren
Owens, Eric
Packer, Andre
Palmer, Dawn
Parham, Jewel

Parks, Aaron
Patterson, Amy
Patterson, Clayborn
Patterson, Lawander
Patterson, Robin

Peale, Janelle
Penley, Carolyn
Pepper, Robert
Petty, J.J.
Phillips, Kevin

Phillips, Lisa
Phillips, Renita
Pinkney, Marcus
Pipkins, Maria
Pitts, Darrell

Pitts, Stephanie
Plagge, Ashlee
Player, Randy
Pleas, Cynthia
Pleas, Sylvia

Juniors

Plowden, Phyllis
Pollock, Tommy
Powell, Collen
Powell, Terri
Powers, Kevin

Preston, Druid
Preston, Melissa
Preston, Pamela
Preston, Sandra

Prestridge, Tammy

Puckett, John
Pugh, Hollis
Pugh, Vicki

Raines, Curtis

Randolph, Tiffany

Read, Kevin
Redford, John
Redick, Jody
Reese, Eric
Reese, Stephanie

Reeves, Inger
Richardson, Michael
Richburg, Dameon
Robertson, Rob
Robinson, Deanna

Robinson, Michelle
Robinson, Robert
Rodolph, Robbie
Rose, Theodore
Ross, Michael

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Rozier, Charlene
Sams, Larry
Samuels, Vuntina
Sandfeur, Chris
Sanders, Jim

Saunders, Darlene
Scales, Trevor
Scarbary, Joel
Schieneman, Diane
Searcy, Camille

Seney, Rod
Seney, Russ
Shannon, Lydia
Shaw, Adam
Shaw, Suzette

Shelly, Craig
Shields, Jason
Shivers, Ziporah
Simmons, Michael
Simmore, Tony

Skinner, Bennie
Sledge, Tonia
Smaha, Yvonne
Smith, Brett
Smith, Cathy

Smith, Keli

Spear, Antoinese
Spencer, Demetria
Stephens, Charise
Stinson, Dewayne

Juniors

Spivey. Johnny
Stokes. Jeff
Stokes, Marcus
Stribling, Michael
Stuart, Ben

Swayne, Marcus
Taylor, McLewis
Taylor, Robert
Taylor, Sandra
Taylor, Wayne

Technan, Andrea
Thomas, Charlene
Thomas, Rudy
Thompson, Harry
Ticker, Caroline

Timley, Clarissa
Tony, Alicia

Trawick, Mindy
Troutman, Angela
Turner, Larry

Turner, Shawn
Turner, Stephanie
Vaugn, Beth
Wacter, Zoe
Walker, Amy

Walker, Beth
Waller, Katherine
Waller, Ronda
Walston, Tommie
Walton, Aubrey

Ward, Wendy
Watkins, Eric
Watley, Kara
Webb, Shannon
Wells, Tommy

West, Cheri
Westmoreland, Wendy
Wheeler, Tracy
Whitaker, Beth
Whitehead, LaShonda

Whitehead, Latinya
Whitehead, Wendy
Whitworth, Mark
Wieczorek, Thomas
Wilkerson, Sylvia

Williams, Charlotte
Williams, Cindy
Williams, Dexter
Williams, Donzaleigh
Williams, Eric

Williams, Mark
Williams, Tanya
Willis, Bobby
Willis, Tony
Wilson, Laura

Wilson, Lisa
Wilson, Melissa
Wockett, Cecilia
Wolfe, Brad
Woodford, Ron

Woodruff, Shannon

Wright, Jonathan
Wu, Tun
Yancey. Phillip

Yeomans. Brad

Young, John
Zimmer, Shanta

My last year! How many times dur-
ing the year do you hear a senior say
these words? True, it is our last year of
high school, but its also the very be-
ginning of a totally new life. When we
leave the school we have become so
fond of, we will also be leaving behind
the friends and teachers who made
our high school lives memorable. But
we'll always have the memories. Even
though we won't be attending Central,
we'll keep these memories of the fun
we had with our friends close to our
hearts forever.

Many of us are uncertain as to what
the future holds, but we do know that
the things we have been taught at this
school of excellence will help us to en-
dure the tough times. Here, we've
been through good times and bad; we
know we can be ready for anything,
and can make the most of our lives.

We the seniors have only climbed a
small part of the ladder of life. Remem-
ber where we came from, and that now
is the time to climb to the top .

/. Mumkin gives a whole meaning to looking
over your shoulder, says Kendra Ferraro.

2. Allan Bass raises the roof.

3. Senior Elizabeth Stafford shows everyone
what Charger spirit means.

4. Being a senior is a good reason to smile, at
least Susan Wilder and Jenny Clark think it is.
5.Dont try that line on me, Harry!

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Julie Carter

Javis Brown

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Michelle Casey

Karl Brown

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Jill Butler

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Thomas Chambliss Amy Cherry Steven Cherry Avia Clark

Maticia Clark Jenny Clarke Charita Clay Lynetta Clay

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Phillis Cooper Tracy Copeland T.C. Cotton Todd Cramer

Sharon Creamer

Mark Davis

Mandy Day

Michelle Dick

Dave Crow

Tashawna Davis

Waverlyn Denmark

Stacey Dockery

Anita Cunningham Arnetha Davis

Traci Davis

Brian Devenney Laurie Diboll

Stevie Drawhorn Beverly Duncan

Kim Edgefield Sabrina Ellis Jennifer Evans

John Farrar Julie Feener Kendra Ferraro Cassandra Fields

Willie Finney

Bobby Frazier Oletha Freeman Stacy French Chad Fulk

Michelle Fuller Melinda Gandy Dana Gee Charis Gibson

Charlotte Gibson Lisa Giles Dewayne Glenn Rachel Glidden

Eric Glover Nikki Glover Lisa Grace

Anita Gray Jason Gray Linda Gray JenelleGreen

Marshall Green ~ Amy Gresham Gloria Grissette

Valerie Gunther Kelvin Hall Lilla Hampton

Cheryl Harris Shannon Harris Tanya Harris

Felicia Hart Felicia Hart Leona Harvey Sandra Hatcher

Dexter Henderson

Theresa Hightower

LaSonya Hill

Jody Heath

Tammy Henderson

Orlando Hill

Tiffany Heath

Lynn Hickman

Darryl E. Hill
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Raymond Hill

Melinda Hecht

Daniel High

Gregory Hill

Richard Hill

Toshiro Hill

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Chip Hooker

Keena Howard

Bobby Hughes

Dawn Hodges

Michelle Hornsby

Kimberly Howard

Deborah Hughes

Gail Howard

Maurice Howard

Dexter Irvin

Saketha Holmes

Hattie Howard

Vontrice Howard

Angela Jackson

Terry Jackson

Chris Jones

Jay Jackson

Michael James

Julia Jones

Raymond Jackson

Vetric James

Kermit Johnson

Michelle Jones

Rodney Jackson

Todd Jesperson

Melanie Johnson

Jeannie Kelly

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Sylather Kemp

Dendrick King

Linh La

Valerie

Kim King

Brunella Lamar

Bobby Lewis

Kosha King

Rosee Larkins

Guy Lindelow

Cassandra

Julie Knappenberger

Chris Linkous

LaDawndera Linley

Hope Logan

Irvine Mahone

Jeanne Marshall

Michael Little

Ronald Lowe

Charlotte Malone

Chris Maxwell

Tasha Lucas

Stacy Mann

Charlene May

Wanda Lofton

Theresa Lyons

Racquel Manson

Jackie McClain

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Terri McClain

Lori McDuffie

Brian Mosely

Eddie McCloud

Tracie Miller

Phillip Mixon

Stella Mosely

Jeff McClure

John Mills

Michelle Moate

Ellen NeSmith

Kimberly McCoy

Chris Misamore

Dana Moore

Natalie New

Shanita Nixon Reggie Owens

Connie Payne

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Audra Pointer Brad Poland

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Misti Pyles Kimberly Randall

Patricia Pratts

Carol Ann Rector

Elizabeth Pickard

Leslie Preston

Angie Richard

Nicole Richburg

Uneeda Ross

Stephanie Sanderson

Tracy Seward

Rebecca Richey

Charron Rozier

Starlar Sanford

Brunetta Shelley

Jodi Riggins

Wenda Russell

Arlene Scales

Tiffany Sheppard

Joey Rodgers

David Sanders

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Stephen Scarborough

Anna Shockley

Amy Singleton Eddie Smith Frederick Smith Mickie Smith

Necol Smith Ronaldia Smith Shelva Snell

Cauiau Spivey Beth Stafford

Kimberly Stephens Mavis Stephens Richard Sterling Jennifer Stevens

Lavonya Stewart

Courtney Thomas

Windy Swain

Karen Taylor

Jannifer Thomas

Tracie Strickland

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Kimberly Swayne Kris Tapley

Marcia Taylor Carlos Terry

Gus Thorpe Gregory Thurman

Jennifer Towne Chris Treem Gena Tribble

Verlyn Valentine Tonja Vickers Robbin Vickery

Dexter Walker Joann Walker Marie Walker Dave Walsh

Sabrina Walton Melinda Wammack Laura Warsham Tonya Washington

Chris Watson

Benjy White

Darnea Williams

Donna Weaver

Deborah West

LaShonda Wilburn

Darrell Williams

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April Webb

Catherine Wheeler

Susan Wilder

David Williams

Kimberly Welch

Rebecca Wheeler

Jenni Wilkerson

Penny Williams

Seth C. Wilson Michelle Wimberly LaShonda Winston Chip Winters

Patrick Woodruff April Woolfolk Sandy Yeomans Tony Zamaftas

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The 1988 Senior Superlatives are surely soaring above the rest.
The Superlatives this year are definitely deserving of the name.

Each person was required to have a 2.75 G.P.A. and participate
in numerous activities during his high school career. Not only
should a Central Superlative be well-rounded and have respect for
the school but must be a leader and magnify his schools name; as
the motto expresses, WE LEAD.

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Senior

Selections

Senior Selections have become an important tradition for the grad-
uating class of Central High School. The selection process began with
the nomination of students in eight categories. Senior students nomi-
nated their fellow classmates in the areas of best dressed, most
athletic, friendliest, best all-around, most spirited, most popular, and
most likely to succeed. A boy and girl were nominated in each
category.

Following the nominations, the actual voting took place. The top
nominees in each category were presented on a final ballot. The
students seen on the following pages were chosen Central's 1988
Senior Selections.

Il. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED
Bobby Lewis and Stephanie Sanderson

2. MOST FRIENDLY
Joey Rodgers and Natalie New

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Vontrice Howard Courtney Thomas
Rodney Jackson Eddie Smith

MOST POPULAR
Penney Harvey
Rodney Jones

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Anita Cunningham
Cauiau Spivey

MOST ATHLETIC
Tashawna Davis
Chris Watson

SMILE, SENIORS!
YOU'RE ON
CANDID CAMERA!

Belonging to a club is an important
addition to high school life. Central
has an organization for everyone, from
Red Cross to Black History and Culture
to Students Against Drunk Driving.
Just keep turning these pages and take
a look at the activities we have to of-
fer, and give one of the clubs a try!
You'll have fun with friends AND be a
part of valuable, worthwhile projects.

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2. Will lunch period ever be over?

3. Brandi Boyd and Bonnie Pope are friends for-
ever even on picture day.

4. Welcome to Kroger, Joey Rodgers smiles.
5. A-T-T-E-N-T-I-O-NI

6. Our teachers have the Central spirit.

Academic Bowl

Bottom row: Jennifer Herman, Shanta Zim-
mer, Michael Cass. Second Row: John, Seth
Bush, Geoff Armstrong, Brett Smith, Marcus
Stokes. Third Row: Rob Robertson, Kevin
Fussell, Pete McVrair, Richard Ellison, Mary
Whitfield, Marianne Pietrzak Officers:
Geoff Armstrong, Secretary; Richard Ellison,
Treasurer; Seth Bush, President; Pete
McBrayer, Vice-President.

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Crawley, Cassandra Renfroe.

Allies

Gentry Cannon, Julie Carter, Therese Anderbro, Mimi
Dick, Keena Howard, Julie Knappenberger, Ula Rosner
Gena Tribble, Beth Olson, Diane Schienimen, LaShaun
Bell, Beth Whitiker, Denee Broadhead, Catherine
Wheeler, Stephanie Sanderson, Lisa Phillips, Penny Wil-
liams, Tracie Center, Angela Bundage, Amanda Ellis,
Jeanne Marshall, Cindy Mott, Ami Pope, Jenny Burton,
Carol Haymes, Lori McDuffie, Leslie Preston, Tosh An-
derson, H.G. Wells, Rachel Glidden, Bobby Lewis, Karl
Brown, Katie Hazelhurst, Susan Wilder, Mrs. Herrin,
Russ Seney, Micheal Cass, Geoff Armstrong, Matthew
Davis, Scott Robbins, Amanda Lewis, Robby Gibbs, Rod
Seney, Seth Bush, Richard Ellison, Pete McBrayer,
Shanta Zimmer, Phillip Mixon, Melinda Gandy, Kelly
Van Wych

Officers: Mimi Dick, Angela Brundage, Keena Howard,
Bobby Lewis

Julie Carter, Gena Tribble,
Marla Adcock, Ula Rosner,
Derek Broadhead, Denee
Broadhead, Becky Keene, Ca-
sey Hawkins, Julie Knappen-
barger, Stephanie Norden-
haug, Kim Davidson, Gentry
Cannon, Chad Kee, Donna

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Tim Mares, Chris Couch,
Robby Gibbs, Becky D. Keene,
Gentry Cannon, Marla Ad-
cock, Julie Carter, Gena Trib-
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Weaver, Tim Mares, Julie
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Anthony Jones, Topaz Spivcy, Carlos Terry, Ra-
quel Manson, LaTonya Green, Christy Miller

Bottom, (left to right): Carlos Terry, Cassandra

Fields, Christy Miller, Tashawna Davis, Topaz Spi-

vey, Lisa Jones, Demetris Spencer, Anissia Gray.

Second Row: Crystal Austin, LaTonya Green, Tony

Jones, Debbie Harris, Linda Gray, Raquel Manson. Third Row: Jeanealle Pealle, Rhonda Austin, Chris Brown, Jerald Lewis, Marcus
Pickney. Fourth Row: Mr. Goddard, Muriel Palmer, Ziporah Shivers, Randy Brown, Dee Dee Winston

Boys State

John Avera, Terry Jackson, Arthur Smith, Marshall Greene

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Bottom Row: Right to Left: Bennie Rowland, John Brown, Anthony
Golden, Irvine Mahone Second Row: Lynn Battle, Linda Gray, Mia
Andrews, Jan Thomas, Penny Harvey, Lashanda Davis, Jennie Kelly,
Wendy Swain, Orlando Hill, Third Row; Paula Brinson, Cassandra King,
Waverlyn Denmark, Vontrice Howard, Lynnne Gaines, Kosha King,
Charita Clay, Eric Glover Fourth Row: Jackie McClaine, Dexter Irvin,

Kitty Corson director, Barbara Perkins,
April Johnson, Andrea Ford, Undrea Ford,
Tara Goddard, Terri Mahone, Stephanie
Reese, Kimberly Welch, Theresa Lyons,
Paula Ezelle, Stephanie Jones, Andrew
Burnes, Antonio Davis, Joe High, Wille
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Pennie Harvey, Rodney Jones, DeWayne Glenn, Jan

Thomas, Kosha King, Dexter Irving, Rodney Jackson,
Tracy Miller

Rodney Jackson, Steve Harris, Ronda Dawson, Kara
Whatley, Christy Miller, DeWanye Glenn, Iresa Evans,
Kimberly Howard, Al Searcy, Cauiau Spivey, Kelcy
Jones, Angela Brundage, Robin Patterson, Nikki Glover,
Dan High, Raqueal Manson, Rodney Jones, Trommie
Cotton, Issac Lightfoot, Tracy Miller

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Officers: Sabrina Ellis, Caroline Tickle, Eric Belvin,
Traci Strickland, Tonya Washington, Samentha
Jackson.
Calinda Jones, Traci Strickland, Sabrina Ellis, Kimberly Welch, Mrs. Singeltary,

Eric Belvin, Samatha Jackson, Tonya Washington, Stephanie Petterson, Caro-
line Tickle.

Beth Whitaker, Rebecca Adams, Lori McDuffie,
Jennifer McDuffie, Melissa Mitchell, Julie Carter,
Leslie Preston, Jeannie Marshall, JoBess Williams,
Tosh Anderson, Jonie Larson,

Exchange Students

Eric Becker, Andrea Technau, Thomas Wieczork,
Threse Anderbro

Kimberly Welch, Ula Rosner, Michael Cass, Beth Whi-
taker, Tracey Miller, Lisa Phillip, George Crawly, Chris
Couch, Shanta Zimmer

Bottom Row: Linda Grey, Shawn Turner, Kara Watley, Tony Jones, Kim-

berly Welch, Natalie New, Melissa Preston, Phyllis Pelowden, Diane
Schienamen, Ula Rosner, Julie Knapenbarger, Gentry Cannon, Angie Crawley, Chris Couch, Maurice Hammond, Lisa Phillips,

Richard, Cornitha Holloman, Latonya Whitehead, Casey Hawkins, Steph- Valerie Leslie, Michael Cass, Beth Whitaker, Tracy
anie Nordenhaug, Gena Tribble, Chad Kee, Jimi Bailey, Katie Gibson, Miller
Verlyn Valentine, Sandra Preston, Michelle Stephens, Lynn Battle, "

Shanta Zimmer, Michael Hugley, Christy Miller,George

Guest artists Mark Brannam pg. 16
Benjamin Brewton pgs. 150-I5I (photos)
Staff artists Jeanne Marshall
Leslie Preston
Derek Broadhead
Staff photographers April Webb, Allan Bass, Beth Staf-
ford, Tony Jones, Veryln Valen-
tine, Derek Broadhead, Chip
Hooker

Pegasus Staff
Seated: Chip Hooker, Cheryl Harris, Laura Craig, Jeanne Marshall,
Leslie Preston, Joanie Larsen, Sabrina Howell, Natalie New, Laurie
Diboll, Lori McDuffie
Standing: Harry Thompson, Ms. Corson, Jennifer Stevens, Valerie

Pegasus Editors
Cheryl Harris (Business Editor), Valerie Leslie (Layout Editor),
Natalie New (Senior Editor), Chip Hooker (Editor of Advertising

Leslie, Beth Stafford, Kendra Ferraro, Carol Ann Rector, April
Webb, Derek Broadhead, Donna Weaver, Darryl Hill, Allan Bass.
(Not Pictured) Tony Jones, Stephanie Brown, Scott Manning, Ver
lyn Valentine, Gary Jewell, Christy Cochran, Kimberly Harrell.

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#1. We had one picture left so we decided to use it on
ourselves.

#2. Dont bother me, man!

#3. Well, Jeannie, what do you want me to do with it?

#4. Hi, ya'll!

#5. An orthodontists delight.

#6 Chip Hooker seeing the last of the bad blue
envelopes.

#7. Donna Weaver hard at work on the snow pages.

#8. Chip, Cheryl, and Harry taking time-out of class for

gpa a snap shot.

Promotion), Tony Jones (Sports Editor), Beth Stafford (Photogra-
phy Editor), Kitty Corson (Adviser)

Front row L to R Mr. Caldwell, Julie Carter, Shannon Harris, Stephanie
Harris, Jeannie Marshall, Carol Haynes, Rebecca Ad-
ams, Melissa Mitchell, Lori McDuffie, Jennifer McDuf-
fie

Top L toR Denee Broadhead, Beth Whitaker, Phillip Mixon, Andrea

Good, Sandra Taylor, Tosh Anderson, Leslie Preston, Joanie
Larsen, Elizabeth Pickard

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Joanie Larson
public relations
Lorie McDuffie
Secretary /treasurer
Ellen Nesmith
vice-president (not
pictured)

Scott Owens, Raymond Jackson, David Walker, David Ste-
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Pickard, Hope Britain, Ellen Nesmith, Sally Kim, Anna Shock-

Front row L-R :
Sus Wilder, Mr. Petti , Karl B ;
Mr. Pettigrew (adviser), Tracie Center, La Shawn Bell, Jeanelle Sepleinis Wacdieben eo a

Pealle, Stephanie Sanderson

Second row

Jill Butler, Barbara Brown, Julie Knappenberger, Shantel Holstin,
Sharon Creamer, Rachael Glidden, Keith McCook, Robbie Rudolph,
Laurie Buck, Susan Wilder

Third row

Chad Fulk, Bobby Lewis, Ray Anderson, Robby Gibbs, Andy Ander-
son, Robert Smith, Scott Robbins, Philip Mixon, Karl Brown

Math Team

Denee Broadhead, Ula Rosner,
Shanta Zimmer, Jessica Williams,
Mimi Dick, Marcus Stokes, Michael
Cass, Pete McBrayer, Jeff Arm-
strong, Bobby Lewis, Karl Brown,
Brett Smith, Seth Bush, Jonathon
Held, John Redford

Newspaper Staff

Editors: Cab Baldwein, Sharon Creamer, Scott Wactor,
Michael Cass, Penny Harvey, April Webb, Amanda Ellis

April Webb, Amanda Ellis, Michael Cass, Penny Harvey, Cab
Baldwin, Scott Wactor, Paula Brinson, Theresse Anderbro,
Amy Gresham, Ellen NeSmith, Sharon Creamer, Andrea Tech-
nau, Chris Misamore, Lori McDuffie, Lisa Phillips, Cindy Hill,
Chip Hooker, Jill Butler, Jenelle Pealle, David Walker, Chris
Watson, Todd Cramer, Toby Click

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Front Row: Pereseco James, Sheila Mitchum,
Angie Richards, Kisha Foster Second Row:
Windy Swain, Angelia White, Tonya Penix,
DeUndrey Bently, Third Row: Joe High,
Marschou Proter, Clifford Puckett Fourth
Row: Amy Pope, Therea Lyons Fifth Row:
Mrs. Roadarmel, Katie Gibson, Jimi Bailey

Officers, DeUndray Bently,
Theresa Lyons, Jimi Bailey

Barbara Brown, Julie Knappenbarger, Julie Carter, Kim Davidson, Joey Rogers, Lori
McDuffie, Stephanie Sanderson, Jewel Parham, Deene Broadhead, Second Row: Jenni-
fer McDuffie, Chris Watson, Becky Keene, Derek Broadhead, Gentry Cannon, Lisa
Phillips, Valerie Leslie, Natalie New, Catherine Wheeler, Ginny Bryant, Shannon Harris,
Stephanie Harris, Amy Singelton, Cindy Mott, Katie Gibson, Third Row: Donna
Weaver, Chad Kee, Thomas Wieczork, Allan Bass, David Lystlund, Scott Wacter, Rob
Robertson, Carol Haynes, Jimi Bailey

Bottom: Joey Rogers, Ginny Bryant Public
Relations Top: Jewel Parham, Secretary
Treasurer, Catherine Wheeler, President,
Lori McDuffie, Vice President

Bottom: Michael Gibson, Lori McDuffie, Janelle Peale, Kara
Whatley Second Row: Chris Couch, Jennifer McDuffie,
Michelle Stephens, Angela White, Third Row: Rob Robert-
son, Melissa Mitchell, Rebeca Adams, Angie Richard, An-
gela Brundage Fourth Row: George Crawley, Mrs. Ed-
wards, Stephaine Sanderson, Sandra Taylor, Deene
Broadhead, Natalie New, Allan Bass Fifth Row: Jerrell Har-
ris, Jessica Hill, Jimi Bailey, Leslee Preston, Chris Missa-
more, Hope Britain Sixth Row: Arthur Smith, Carol Haynes,
Miss Shackleford, Rachel Glidden, Geoffrey Armstrong,
Cab Baldwin, Laura Call, Mrs. Malone, Kevin Fussell, Mrs.
Edwards Advisor for Spanish Club

Left to Right Officers: Lori McDuffie,
Arthur Smith, Kara Whatley, Michael
Gibson, Jenelle Peale

Student Council

Front Row: Keena Howard, Penny
Harvey Second Row: Kimberly
Welch, Angie Richards, Amy
Gresham, Valerie Leslie, Lynn
Battle, LatTonya Whitehead, Phyl-
lis Plowden, Melissa Preston, Jes-
sica Williams Third Row: Tracie
Center, Stephanie Sanderson,
Tony Jones, Corinthia Holloman,
Paula Brinson, LaShonda Bell, La-
Tonya Austin Fourth Row: Rebec-
ca Adams, Derek Broadhead, So-
nja Morris, LaTonya Green,
Elizabeth Pickard, George Craw-
ley, Amy McKeown Fifth Row:
Katie Gibson, Jimi Bailey, Lori
McDuffie, Katie Hazlehurst Sixth
Row: Kevin Fussel, Shanta Zim-
mer, Ellen NeSmith, Hope Brit-
tain, Jennifer Hermon

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Centrals Student Council meets weekly to discuss and coor-

dinate school activities. Members include elected officers of

Student Council, elected class officers, and presidents or ap-

pointed representatives from each organization on campus. The

group sponsors various school activities, coordinates school

Left to Right: Keena Howard, LaShaun Bell, Penny elections, and sponsors and participates in both school and
Harvey community service projects.

Babin: _-

Amy McKeown, Representative Rebecca Adams, Treasurer
Shonda Galloway, Representative Latonya Austin, Secretary
Tyrone Jones, President (not pictured)

Jessica Williams, Representatiave Sonya Morris, Representative Tonya Barron, President Keesha Foster,
Representative

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Corinthia Holliman representative
Tony Jones president

Tonya Whitehead representative

Derek Broadhead representative

Class Of 1988

Lorie McDuffie representative, Kimberly Welch representative, Ellen Nesmith representative, Valerie Leslie
treasurer, Tracy Miller president, Amy Gresham - vice president (not pictured)

VOT Officers: Stephanie Haynes, Jen Town, Audra Pointer

VOCA Officers: Derevia Moore, Angela White, Topaz
Spivey, Felis Bendall, Step Reese, Debbie Harris, Cedric
Lyons.

Top Row: left to right: Michael Ross, Paul Vinson, Ce-
dric Lyons, Mr. Cray, Lanetta Clay, Tonya Vickers,
Tomego Boston, Monica McCoy, Felisia Johnson, Donna
Johnson, Stephanie Singletary. Bottom Row: Left to
Right: Angela White, Derevia Moore, Topaz Spivey,
Felisa Kendall, Stephanie Reese, Debbie Harris

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Left to Right: Susan Wilder, Julia Jones, Charlotte Gibson, Becky Richey, Mandy Day, Lisa Rutherford, Brandi Boyd, Melody
Hatcher, Audra Pointer, Stephen Scarborrough, Jen Town, Lisa Giles, Sharon Adrin, Stephanie Haynes, Valerie Gunther,
Camille Baker, Kris Tapley

Mimi Dick, Amanda Ellis, Sally Kim, Rena Watts, Scott Turner,
Lori McDuffie, Julie Feener, Lesley Preston, Jeannie Marshall,
Scott Owens, Phillip Mixon, Donna Weaver, Elizabeth Pick-
ard, Ray Jackson, Jody Heath, Stephanie Sanderson, Beth
Stafford, Keena Howard, Allan Bass, Todd Cramer, Cab Bald-
win, Mr. Harshbarger

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Laura Walker, Amy Patterson, Amanda Lewis, Julie Car-
ter, Gentry Cannon, Ula Rosner, Gena Tribble, Steph-
anie Nortenhaug, Mellisa Wade, Jennifer Caldwell, Beth
Olson, Michael Cass, Diane Schineman, Katie Hazel-
hurst, Elizabeth Pickard, Andrea Good, Beth Witaker,
Robby Pepper, Jennifer Hewitt, H.G. Hollians, Cindy
Mott, Derek Cape, Phillip Mixon, Threse Anderbro, Ke-
vin Reed, Mrs. Marxen, Mr. Harshbarger, Mr. Caldwell,
tt ti Shannon Harris, Seth Bush, Russ Seaney, Rod Seaney

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Officers: Ula Rosner, Beth Whitaker, Shannon Harris, Seth Bush

Matthew Davis Latin, Richard Ellison
Math, Keena Howard Social Studies,
Seth Bush Latin, Pete McBrayer
Communicative Arts

When America entered the war in
1917, her utter unpreparedness at once
made itself apparent. It also showed
that in an emergency, the man with
some military training went forward
rapidly, while the untrained man had
to be content in the ranks.

Major J.D. Blair was the first com-
mander to be procured by the Board of
Education. He, with untiring effort,
started Lanier on her course as a Re-
serve Officers Training Corps.

Through the years since the adop-
tion of JROTC at Central, it has been
the backbone of this school and its
participants leadership and responsi-
bility have given Central an excellent
reputation.

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Senior Army Instructor

Ist Sgt. Douglas Branham

Cadet Captain Terry Jackson Cadet Lt. Timothy Taylor
Sponsor: Miss Kristi Dixon Sponsor: Miss Tonya Thomas

Cadet Lt. Wenda Russell Cadet Lt. Brian Devenney
Escort: Mr. Roger Preston Sponsor: Miss April Cogel

COMPANY A

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Ist Sgt. Gregory Thurman

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Cadet Captain LaDawnderia Linley _ Cadet Lt. Saul Curry
Escort: Mr. Willie Moore Sponsor: Miss Lynn Battle

Cadet Lt. Stafford Stubbs Cadet Lt. Eric Glover
Sponsor: Miss Casandra Brown Sponsor: Miss Pamela Stewart

HONO 2 MITH DISTINCTION
Misa. GEORGIA.

COMPANY B

Ist Platoon

Ist Sgt. Tracy Balthrop

Color Guard

Cadet Captain Jason Gray Cadet Lt. Adam Hargrove
Sponsor: Miss Jennie Clarke Sponsor: Miss Hillary Locke

2 N_ GEORGIA.

Cadet Lt. Tonya Bivins Cadet Lt. Sabrina Ellis
eer Mr. Eddie Smith Escort: Mr. Tronmie Cotton

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Sponsor: Miss Patsy Williams Sponsor: Miss Laurie Buck

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Escort: Mr. Louis Huff Sponsor: Miss Kimberly McCoy

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The 1987-88 military year will go down in the annals of Cen-
trals history as a very great year because we as cadets strove
to maintain the highest rating possible for a JROTC Unit. |
accredit the success of our program to Gods grace, the military
staff, school faculty, parents, and community. Without you, we
could not continue the Honor Unit with Distinction tradition.
Thank you for your support.

CADET COLONEL ARTHUR SMITH

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HONOR JINIT WITH DISTINCTION
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Cadet Colonel Arthur Smith
Sponsor: Miss Angela Brundrage

Over the years, JROTC has had success in all of its endeav-
ors. To sum up this year would just be a reflection of the
performance experienced in past years. The morale and disci-
pline is still present. However, this year was special and simple
because there was togetherness among the Battalion. | would
like to commend the cadets for a very special year. That, | will
never forget.

LT. COLONEL MARSHALL GREEN

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Misawav, GEORGIA.

Cadet Lt. Colonel Marshall Green
Sponsor: Miss Marvis Stephens

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r ey JN, GEORGIA.

Cadet Captain Jay Jackson
Sponsor: Ernesta Green

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Cadet Captain Anita Cunningham
Escort: Mr. Marcus Swayne

Cadet Captain John pee
Spontor: a Brandi Boyd

MACON, -ORGIA.

Cadet Captain Javis Brown
Sponsor: Miss Zara Evans

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A SHEEP WAITING TO BE PRODDED
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REFUSE TO TALK, TO WALK, TO SLEEP
WITH THE SHEEP.

THE SLAUGHTERHOUSE OF FAILURE IS
NOT MY DESTINY.

| WILL PERSIST UNTIL I SUCCEED.

A Time to Remember

FAIR DAYS 87

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2. 1987 Homecoming Court Central's best.

3. Penney Harvey at her moment of glory.

4. Amy Gresham, escorted by Shane Comer, is presented to the students
and faculty.

5. Valerie Leslie and escort Mark Tingle pose for a picture just before the
big moment.

6. Junior class representative Paula Brinson flashes the winning smile
that she is known for.

7. They're getting away!"

8. Older brother Fred escorts Natalie New.

9. Julie Carter and Bobby Lewis anticipate results.

10. Tony Jones and Corinthia Holliman show happiness in being together.
!1. Christy Gresham and Robert Durand posing for the perfect shot.
12. Susan Billingslea and Johnny Jackson.

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All of us have struck out at least
once in our lives. We've fumbled the
ball a couple of times also, but despite
the bad plays, we have scored the win-
ning run and with our variety of sport
programs here at Central, we managed
to soar above the rest. The coaches
inspire this idea in all the players. And
so far, they have been successful. Just
look at our present and past records.
Central always comes out on top in the
end, whether it be concerning sport-
manship or just good athletics.

. I'll bet shes glad that mat is there!

. Chargers lead the way.

. Chargers of Fire.

. You hold the basketball like this . . .

- Oops, there goes the shoulder!

. Glowing faces tell of Centrals victory.

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Varsity

The Central High School
boys tennis team finished the
1987 season with two wins and
eight losses. Although the
teams final record was not
outstanding, Central still had a
strong team with many excel-
lent players. Most of the
matches were extremely
close, and often the other
team won by only a point.

According to Coach Ed-
wards, the I988 boys tennis
team is expected to be a good
one. Many of last years play-
ers such as Hollis Pugh, Geoff
Armstrong, Kevin Fussels, Ja-
son Shields, Todd Cramer, and
Scott Turner are returning.
This years team will definite-
ly be more experienced in
competing in matches and will
be familiar with the other
schools tennis teams, giving

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The girls tennis team at
Central High School has al-
ways been considered one of
the top teams at Central. The
past season proved to be out-
standing as Central was
named City Champion. They
proceeded to go to the Region
AAAA tournament in Augusta
and finished second. One
team member, Becky Burnsed,
competed in the South Geor-
gia tournament.

In addition to the scheduled
practices, Coach Tom Simon-
ton encouraged members to
play tennis as often as possible
to prepare for the meets. The
hard work and dedication of
the team certainly paid off as
Central finished with a 6-3
record.

The past history of Cen-
trals girls tennis team is rath-
er impressive. Since 1980, they
have a record of 47 wins and
I5 losses. Central has won two
state doubles championships,
one region championship, and
four sub-region champion-
ships.

Central's girls tennis team
definitely soars above the
rest!

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Wrestling is a sport which requires a great deal of
dedication. These wrestlers dont get much recognition
except for the satisfaction of defeating the opponent.

Wrestling matches consist of three two-minute periods.
Both wrestlers usually start in an up position. In the
second and third periods both wrestlers usually start
down on the mat.

There are 22 to 23 wrestlers on the team this year and
thirteen different weight classes. Coach Smith expects 7-
8 wrestlers to go on to the State Tournament which is the
ultimate goal. Central competes against five other teams
in this region, and the top four wrestlers in each weight
class move on the the State Tournament.

We're proud of Central's Wrestling Team!

Central varsity boys baseball team was
ranked seventh in its sub-region tourna-
ments last year. They averaged about ten
wins and six losses. Centrals pitcher Kevin
Powers received the Best Player award. The
school board has enforced the no pass, no
play rule in the past few years. This means
that any athlete failing to pass more than
two subjects can not play in any sport in the
next quarter. Coach Jones said that in spite
of several poor grades having been made,
hes looking forward to this year.

Top row: Coach Jones, Todd Jesperson, Shannon Shiver, Kevin Powers, Chris Hollingshed, Scott McCardel, Keith Higgens, Tim Jackson, Coach
Smith

Middle row: Joe Boyd, Scott Mitchel, Michiel Simmons, Russell Seney, William Seney, Brian Lashley, Maureil James (Mgr.)
Last row: Gates Winters, Rusy Clifton, Chris Watson, Jody Heath

SOAR ING THROUGH THE GOAL

At the end of our varsity football season, Harry
Thompson interviewed Coach Simonton. As the coach
quickly looked back on the year, he told Harry that the
biggest highlight of the year was certainly when the
team defeated Northside of Warner Robins with the
close-call score of 19-I8. The coach credited the win
to the enthusiasm and the sense of unity among the
players. However, he did say that there were some key
players who did especially well and deserved a little
extra recognition. These players were:

Rodney Jones MVP of the year

Carlos Dorn Most valuable defensive back

William Finney, Eric Glover, Michael Hartman, and

Victor Griffin.

Harry asked Coach Simonton what makes a success-
ful team By far, the most important element of
winning is the mental outlook and attitude of the
players.

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ly begin to wonder what type of team we will have in
our future. We get our best clues by taking a look at our
uprising varsity players, the B-team. The yearbook
staff's curiosity prompted us to interview the man in
charge of the B-team, Coach Holleman. He told us that
the B-team teaches the players the pros and cons of
the system. He also told us that he tries to teach the
players the importance of working as a unit instead of
as individuals. We asked him if there were any key
players we should keep our eyes on. He suggested:

Rico Fuller Ernie Parks
Eric Calehone Reginald Cunningham
Mark Dent Rudy Thomas
He also told us that when Leonard Evans, Tarvis New-
some, and Calvin Jackson moved to varsity they made
major contributions to the team.

We asked Coach Holleman if he had any words of
advice he would like to express. He said, Always try to
stay in a good frame of mind and never forget to play
with hustle and desire. We hope our B-team players
will heed the advice and help the Chargers make our
1988-1989 season the best ever.

CHARGING WITH THE BALL ...

The 1987-1988 season was espe-
cially fruitful for our 9th-grade
football team. With a record of 5
wins and only one loss, the team
won the city championship
against the much-rivaled South-
west team. This really didnt
come as too much of a surprise,
however, considering that the
same team won the 8th grade
city championship last year. We
asked Coach Jones and Coach
Brown to tell us who some of the
key players of this excellent
team are. They told us the follow-
ing .

Cory Smith quarterback
Clint Bullard running back
Derrick Hallished lineman '

Tripp Haynie lineman aeons

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year. They beat Northeast, Southwest, Northside, and :
Warner Robins, some of Central's biggest rivals.
Some of the top players are Tashawna Davis, who aver-
ages 26 points a game, and Nichole Colvard, who averages
15 points and Il rebounds a game. Some other key players
are Hope Fordam, Leslie Collier, Nikki Glover, Demetria
Spencer, and Daphne Lockett.

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On Thursday, January 7, Central stu-
dents and teachers were surprised by
a heavy mixture of sleet and snow. The
students, of course, were overjoyed
with the sudden change of weather.
The teachers just wanted to go home
to the fireplace. The schools were fi-
nally dismissed at about II:40 p.m. May-
hem surrounded the school in the last
few minutes before the students were
released. The snow and ice brought an
extra holiday and a chance for stu-
dents to try out their driving skills on
the slick roads.

Congratulations

Congratulations
Gentry 2

To A True Survivor!

ifer, You Made It!!
From Mom, Daddy, & Karen cenennee,..YOM Mate

Love,

We Love You Mom And Dad

To Scott Turner
High school graduation is an important event in your life, one
which you have been eagerly anticipating for the last four years. It
symbolizes an ending and a beginning, an end of childhood and f
adolescence and the beginning of adulthood. | hope that you have Congratulations
enjoyed your high school years and will have many happy memories E
to take with you of the good times, the things you have learned and Julie!
the friends you have made
Soon you will be involved in another learning experience, college We Love You!
You will have to choose a career and will be challenged with increas
ing responsibilities and also opportunities to grow and develop into a
mature and intelligent man .
We, your parents, have watched you grow and are very proud of M D d A d E ly
you. We will continue to support you with our love and Gaia om, a , n mi
through the years ahead
Love,
Mom and Dad

To The Greatest
Daughter Any
Parent Could

Possibly Be Proud Of

Love Always
Diane Miller (Mom)

To our Dear, Darling Daughter Carel Aan:

You will never know the Joy that you brought tule our lives seventeen years ago. Tt seems
a young lady.

Our hearts cherish the many special little moments we shared with you. 7hese memored
atll be with us forever. When you were sad, 10 were we. Your disappointments became ours.
Your happiness turned our sadness Lo Joy.

Though we would like to take credit for your sucet, sweet nature we wealize and are d0
thankpul this ts yours as an tndtucdual. Growing up during the 1970's and O0's wae
extremely difiteutt for children and produced many broken-hearted parents. Because of you
have successfully trod and completed the road towards your high school diploma. here are
agatu, succeed. Why? Simply Cecause you are you.

We are saddened by the realization the next few years may find you away from us much of
the time. Moweuer, be assured we will always be there when you need 4.

Congratulations! Way God keep and bless you. We love you, honey.

Friends. Forever a 88!

Dexter Dewayn

1968-198

They that love beyond the World cannot be separated by it. Death is but crossing the world, As
friends do the seas; They live in one another still.

William Penn

Angie Kenyatta Richard

Congratulations And Much
Success In The Future!

We Love You!

Aunt Dot,
Uncle Danny,
Brian And Tony

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Adcock, Marla ) Computer Clut
Adrien, Sharon 9-12 Beta Clut
Alford, Elizabeth Humanities
Anderson, Claudethea ! French Club, Math Tear
Anderson, Janet Q Student Council, Math Team, Who's Who, Senior Class Secretary
Anderson, Lonnie hambliss, Thomas
Anderson, Phillip Peer Counselor, DECA. AIASA
Andrews, Mia herry, Amy
Askew, Palestine herry, Steven
Austin, Ronald lark. Avia
Avera. John 9 Beta Clut
Bailey, Jimi li Ga. Tech M.LT.E. Progran
9 Tennis Team, B-Team Cheerleader QQ Commended by National Merit Sc
0 Industrial Arts, Best-All-Around Sophomore, Varsity Cheerleader lark. Carol
9-10 FHA, FBLA, SR-Y Club. Beta Club, 4-H Club lark, James
u Math Club, Spanish Club, Red Cross, Drama, JROTC, Academic Excellence Award lark, Jenny
2 Spanish Club, Red Cross Spirit Committee, SADD, JROTC, Student Council Band, Drill Tear
Nomination for Superlative 2 Spanish Club
Baldwin, Cab lay. Charita
Ballard, Angela BHCC, DECA, Spirit Committes
Ballard, Larry lay. Lynetta
Balthrop. Tracey ollins, Derrick
Barber, Quinten olson, Katenia
Barker, Camille 9 BHCC
Barnes, Michael Wid DECA
Barrett, Tracey 12
Barron, William olvard, Natalie
Bass, Allan BHCC, DECA, Miss Junior, ROTC, Track
Transfer olvard, Nicole
9 Latin Club, Key Club ooper, James
8) Math Team, Key Club ooper. Phyllis
u Math Team, French Club, Key Club, SADD opeland, Tracy
PI French Club, Humanities. Spanish Club, Foreign Relations, Yearbook, SADD, NAIMUN orbin, Rodney
Model UN Participant otton, Tronmie
Battle, Anita BHCC, DECA, Spanish Club, First Lieut. JROTC
Battle, Cal ox, Rodney
Battle, Lynn ramer, Todd
-l2 Sugar Bear Band and Drill Team 9 Beta Club, Computer Clut
12 Student Council, Sr. Class Rep., DECA " SADD. Math Club, Spanish Club
Batts, Bertha 2 Varsity Tennis Team. FBLA
Bearry, Richard Newspaper Staff
Beecher, Tracy reamer,. Sharon
Bell, Lashaun 9 Drama Clut
DECA, Computer Club, BHCC, Student Council, Award in French 9-10 French Clut
Belvin, Howard 9-H Red Cross
Bentley, Deundray 1-1 SADD
wll Football 2 Newspaper Staff Business Manager (12
Blackwelder, Penny 12 Math Club, Who's Who, Congressional Scholar
Boone, Marc Crowe, David
Bowen, Tracy Culler, Rodney
9 Pep Club President, Newspaper Photographer Cunninghamn, Anita
0 Band Davis, Arnetta
12 ME | and Il BHCC, DECA., Spirit Committee
Boyd, Brandi Davis. Mark
9 Spanish Club, Cheerleader Davis, Tashawna
10 Spanish Club 9-12 Basketball
Q FBLA O12 Track, Softball, BHCC
Brannan, John " DECA
Braswell, Daniel Davis, Travis
Brennan, Stuart Dawson, Ronda
Brisby, Gerald 9-12 Cheerleader: Captain
Brittain, Hope 10 Red Cross
9 Beta Club i-2 Spirit Committee, DECA

Spirit Committee

9-12 Spanish Club Q Homecoming Court
wl Newspaper Staff /Business Manager Day. Mandy
O12 Drama Club Wl Wrestling Manager
" Region Literary Meet 4th Place Essay, SADD 12 FBLA, AIASA Vice President (12), Red Cross
Wd Student Council Rep. Dean. Patrick
Q Humanities, Who's Who, Spirit Committee Chairperson, Literary Magazine Denmark, Waverlyn
Brooks, Precell 9-10 Cheerleader
Brown, Angela Le BHCC
Brown, David oR Spirit Committee
Brown, Eric i-l2 DECA
Brown, Javis Dennis. Jennifer
9-12 Golden Boots Drill Team Devenney,. Brian
Brown, Karl Diboll, Laurie
Brown, Keisha 9 Computer Club
Brown, Lisa O12 French Club, Humanities
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Q FBLA 12 Red Cross, Spirit Committee. Yearbook Staff
Brown, Phillip Dick. Michelle
Brown, Stuart Student Council: Sec. (12), Class Rep., Beta Club: Pres. (12), Jr. Varsity/Varsity Math Team
Bundrage. Angela Math Club, French Club Humanities. Academic Bowl Team. Peer Counselor, 1987 Girls State
9-12 Beta Club: Secretary (12 Honor Roll, NAIMUN Model UN Participant
10 Peer Counselor Dockery. Stacey
12 Sr. Class Rep Drawhorn, Stephanie
Bundrige. Jolyon Debate Team
Bush, Danny Duncan. Beverly
Butler, Amanda Duncan, Douglas
9 Beta Club 9 BHCC
9-12 Band: Officer (12) 2 VOCA: Treasurer
Q Math Club Durkee, Thad
Cannon, Gentry Transfer, Varsity Golf
9-12 Beta Club Edgefield, Kimberly
wD Band Flag Corps: Lieutenant BHCC, Band, GHP Nominee
i] USAA Award in Flag Corps: Spanish Club. Allies Elderkin, Christy
12 Allies, French Club, Spirit Committee. SADD, Who's Who Ellis, Amanda
Carter, Julie 9 French Club
9-12 Band: Co-Captain of Silks (10-12), French Club 9-10 Band
10-12 Beta Club. Humanities, Drama Club 9-12 Beta Club. Math Team
if Cherry Blossom Princess Pageant Finalist on Math Club
Q SADD, Math Club. Spirit Committee. Allies, Literary Meet Trio 2 Newspaper Staff: Feature Editor
Casey, Michelle Ellis, Sabrina
Center, Tracie BHCC, 4-H, ROTC Lieut., DECA. FHA

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Marshall, Jeanne
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Maxwell, Christopher
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McClain, Jacky
McClain, Terr
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Sanders, D
Sanderson, Stephanie

Math Club
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K Ir. Varsity Math Team
Star Student, Superlative, Selection
GHP Alternate
c. Jr. Class
SADD, Silks: Ind Lieut. (12). Student Council
2 President Math Club, Spanish Club, Who's Who, NAIMUN Model UN Participant
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Scales, Arlene
Scarborough, Stephen
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Seward, Tracy
12 SADD. Humanities
Sheppard, Tiffany
O12 Band: Lib. (12), French Club
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Shockley. Anna
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Singleton, Amy
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Sledge. Antonio
Smith, Arthur
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2 DECA; Vice-Pres., BHCC, Math Club. Varsity Football, Chorus
Smith, Frederick
9 Computer Club
Smith, Necol
Varsity Basketball
Smith, Ronaldia
BHCC, DECA, Science Award, Who's Who
Smith, Samuel
Smith, William
Sneed. Shelby
Spivey. Cauiau
Spivey. Villanveva
Stafford, Elizabeth
Transfer
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W-12 Varsity Tennis, Spirit Committee
12 Varsity Cheerleader, Yearbook Staff
Stephens, David
Stephens. Kimberly
Stephens, Mavis
Sterling. Richard
Stevens, Jennifer
Stewart, Craig
Stewart, Lavonya
Octagon Club, Beta Club
Strickland, Tracie
Strong, Linda
Stubbs, Stephanie
Swain, Wendy
Spirit Comm., DECA, Red Cross
Swayne, Kimberly
Tapely, Kris
Taylor. Cherri
Taylor, Karen
Taylor, Marica
9 Student Council
9-1 Beta Club, Teen Committee
9-10 BHCC
12 Teen Committee, Who's Who
Terry. Carlos
BHCC (President
Thomas Courtney
Transfer
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Thomas. Jennifer
Thorpe, Agustus
Thurman. Gregory
Towne, Jennifer
9 Computer Club
9-10 Spanish Club
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i FBLA, SADD
QQ FBLA (President
Treem, Christopher
Tribble. Gena

9-10 Computer Club

9-12 Band (Capt. Silks

i GHP Science, Am./Hist. Student of the Year
i-i2 French Club

2 Allies, Nat'l Merit Semi-f
Trofemulk, Willian
Truner, Scott
Computer Clut
W-12 Varsity Tennis
12 Allies. NAIMUN Model UN Participant
Upshaw, Freddie
Valentine, Verlyn
12 Spirit Committee, Yearbook Staff, Military Review
Vaughn, Kelly
Vickers, Tonja
Vickery. Robin
SADD
Wacter, Scott
Beta, Soc. for Distinguished High School Student
2 Who's Who, Newspaper Staff
Wainscott, Rosemary
Walker, David
Walker, Dexter
VOCA. FFA. DECA. Varsity Basketball
Walker, Joann
Walker, Marie
BHCC, DECA
Walsh, David
Walton. Sabrina
Wammock, Melinda
Ward, Tonya
Washington, Tonya
9-10 B-Team Basketball
10-11 Pep Squad
ul Varsity Track, FBLA, DECA, Varsity Softball
nQ DECA, Math Club
Watson, Christopher
Newspaper Staff, Varsity Football Team, Mr. Central (12
Watts, Rena
Weaver, Donna
9-10 French Club
wll Band: Silks
N-l2 Allies
Q SADD, Yearbook, NAIMUN Model UN Participant
Webb. April
Transfer

Lieutenant. (il

9-10 Spanish Club

9 European Tour

0 All Stars. Principals #1 Club, Basketball Manager. Football Manager, SADD. Perfect

Attendance, FBLA, Drama Club, Theatre

Q Math Club. Newspaper: Sports Editor, Yearbook Staff. Homecoming Court (2nd

Runner Up
Weigand, Susan
Welch, Anthony
U.S. Achievement Awards in English and Science
Welch, Kimberly
9 Pep Club
9-10 French Club
9-12 Student Council: Treasurer (9
10 Chairperson of Tutor Program, Humanities
u Academic Bowl. Math Team. Miss Afro Macon 86 Most Talented
H-12 Spirit Committee: Chairperson Sr. Class
Q DECA, AIASA Pres., Chorus. Teen Rep
West, Deborah
Wheeler, Catherine
9-12 Beta Club, French Club, Band: Pub. Officer (10) Secretary (I-12
Drama Club, Jr. Varsity Math Team, Beyond War
1-1 Tutor for Volunteer Macon
10-12 SADD, Pres. (12
iQ Varsity Tennis Team, Allies
Q Math Club
Wheeler, Rebecca
White, Benjamin
Wilburn, Lashonda
" FHA
12 BHCC, FBLA: Vice-President
Wilder, Orin
Wilder, Susan
9 Band
9-12 Beta, Math Club: Vice-Pres. (12), Varisty Tennis Team
10 Drama Club
0-1 Football Manager
Q French Club, FBLA
Wilkinson, Jennifer
9 Varsity Tennis Team
10 Spanish Club
Williams, Darrell
Williams, David
9-12 Basketball Team, Chess Club, Track, Cross Country
Williams, DeMichael
Williams, Penny
9-12 Beta Club
Q DECA
Williams, Renee
Wimberly, Sonya
BHCC, DECA
Winston, Lashonda
BHCC, Spirit Comm., Varsity Cheerleader, DECA
Winters, Chip
Band, Baseball
Woodruff, Patrick
Worsham, Laura

Health Department, Literary Meet

Yeomans, Sandra
Zamafatas. Anthony

Volunteer Tutoring, Body Shop Teen Board, Literary Meet Trio and Solo

Trio