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TITLE HOMECOMING 15 STUDENT LIFE 24 CLASSES 33 FACULTY 113 INDEX SP HONORS CLUBS FINE ARTS 221 • , COOLIN’ OUT WITH THE COUGARS Coolin' Out With The Cougars is the theme of the 1988 COUGAR; so if you’re looking for a funky, up-to-beat annual straight from the press, the COUGAR shall offer the best. Please remember, if you’re searching for a stone-cold way to cool out with the COUGAR, this is a blast and is the only way to chill and last. The COUGAR Staff CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL CANEY PARK WEST HELENA. ARKANSAS 72390 SCHOOL MASCOT: COUGAR SCHOOL COLORS: RED AND BLUE SCHOOL POPULATION: 1,229 THE COUGAR 1987-88 ALMA MATER CENTRAL HIGH Central at 7:45 a.m. October 13, 1987 3 PRAISE TO THEE WE SING The voices of Central at their best MAY WE CHERISH EVERY THOUGHT OF THE YEARS GONE BY FIRST Plk 'ERIAN KINOERGARTEN tna. A'kantas 1974 75 McCollum, Director His Miles. Assistant 7 MAY WE STRIVE HONOR TO 8 Mrs. Smith’s fourth AS DAYS GO BY HER BRING 9 ALMA THAT MATER WE LOVE n Let’s hear it for Central! PRAISE TO 12 13 CENTRAL HIGH PROM: MAY 13, 1987 ALL THE WAY TO HEAVEN i « o 0 O 15 THE ROYAL CREW The 1987 Homecoming Court was maids Towanda Alexander. Amanda Godfrey, Tabatha Self, Rosyln Hillery, Queen Jody Glass. Valerie Cartwright, Syne- tra Burrell, Kimberly Allen, Ashia Darnell, Tonya Boston. Viki Bynum, Shawnessi Pilk- ington. The flower girl was Tasha Phillips, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Phillips, and the crown bearer was Mitchell Pearson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Pearson. 16 Miss Jody Glass was crowned 1987 Homecoming Queen on October 9, 1987, by Central principal James Holmes at the pre-game ceremony. Nominat- ed by the student body and elected by the football team, Jody did not expect to be Queen. ‘I was so surprised. I didn't think I would get it. I was very pleased. It was a wonderful ex- perience,” she said. HOMECOMING 17 M e Chomnru and Date Godwin are (knwd up m thru romantic Greek la Then han J thow pleading for a Greek godde Aten Dtftngrr and Ben Suddatti ate drettnd up n punk crvwtioy on then way (o a Bon-Jovi concert Ben-Join SuddMh HOMECOMING 19 HIT IT!! C-H-S! The seniors began the Homecom- ing pep rally by strutting their stuff around the Central football field. The freshman, sophomores, jun- iors, and seniors battled for the spirit stick. The juniors won the pep rally, and the seniors won the spirit week. The cheerleaders fin- ished the pep rally by doing a dance routine to Brass Monkey by the Beastie Boys. The best part of Homecoming week came when the Cougars won the football game against the Forrest City Mustangs 6-0. A. B ftajix Firecrackers at the Kick-off Dress-up week 1 Dress-up week 2 Two Homecomings Victory Homecoming Parade Announcement of Homecoming Court Homecoming Queen Jody Glass Run-throughs and Spirit Chains Mums, sunglasses, pom poms, tickets, spirit ribbons Jennifer Smith twirled fire Fwture Twirkr Jennifer Smith HOMECOMING 21 CRUISIN’ THROUGH KICK-OFF CEREMONY The Kick-off ceremony for Homecoming was on September 29. 1987. and was sponsored by the Cougar Annual Staff. Marius Corbin and Nikita Braden were the official coordinators. The band played the Fight song, and Dewayne Graham sang the Alma Mater. The Cougar Recipe. written by Ricky Williams, was read by Marcus Russ. Mark Robbins kicked, and Derrick Hughes received the official kick-off ball. Firecrackers signaled the end of the ceremony and set off Home- coming with a bang. STUDENT LIFE 23 26 Mo matter how much people complain about cafeteria food, they still go back for more. And. as you can see. we at Central do complain! Would you just look at this, another roach In my food. Andi Phillips teases as he pretends to pick it out of his tray. Student Life 27 IT’S A BBMMEB F«I CiBLS WIIEW — — the guy you’ve been trying to impress all year sees you in hair rollers with no make-up. — you meet a guy and a week later he has to move. — the guy you’ve had a crush on all year likes your sister. — your best friend is a guy and you can’t go out with him. — you’ve bought a whole new outfit and your hair keeps going flat. — a guy sends you flowers and you’re allergic to them. — you are at the prom and you step on your dress and your heel gets caught in a crack in the floor. — all the other senior girls get to go to Florida for vacation and your parents say, “You’re too young.” — all the guys go to deer camp. — your best friend that’s a guy likes someone you hate. — you find out that the guy you went out with last night has a very big girlfriend. — you get a perm and your hair frizzes up. style — (stil) n. — A quality of imagination and individuality, expressed in one’s actions and tastes. — The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language. Every person has a style that makes a fashion statement. There's always a style for your own imagination and individuality. Some like ’em hot. and some like 'em cold. What's hot for one is not hot for another. Some hot styles are the classic prep, on-the- move person, and the Outlaw. The classic American Prep will wear washed oxfords, argyle sweaters, twill shorts, tipped cardigans, twill pants, and twill skirts. For the on-the-move person, knits are it in mini dresses, plaid woven shirts, knit pants and skirts, cable sweaters, cropped sweaters, striped polo sweaters, knit turtle-necks, knit zip-neck tops, and pleated pants. For the Outlaw, roughness is the look in denim minis, laun- dered multi-buttoned skirts, twill shorts, acid-washed denim shirts, jeans and sweaters, belted twill pants. Nordic sweaters, and checked woven shirts. And for outer wear, the street equip- ment is acid-washed corduroy jackets, leather or twill bomber jackets, and stone-washed denim jackets with or without leather cord or trim. •adolescent yuppie. Dana Cooper — Kurt Haas Joe Chu — my food Camille Slaughter — my cross Amy Abbott — my gold chain Sherman Brister — my gun John Loeschner — my camera Terri Meiers — my car Renee White — Derek Brownlee Curtis Childers — my fraternity Marius Corbin — my Macbeth notes Stewart Whaley — my leather jacket and Jada Chamness Jimmie Martin — my cat. Ravage Lynn Shenep — my family and my dog Dell Chambers — Joyce Lynne McCIInton Holly Johnson — Gary Bevel Tlllman [ Pittman — my friends Stacey Thomas — my stereo Ryan Spakcs — my car Christoph Rotzer — girls Carla Cox — my friends Sam Heliums — Saif Cathy Word — my best friend Gwen Mitchell — my health Debbie Turner — Bobby Cavette Turell Williams — my dog Willie Bob Galvester Brantley — my chicken Roosevelt Carolyn Washington — my knowledge Mark Hardy — my ability to find a cool solution while in a hot situation Marcus Russ — my poetry and my mother Trena Adams — my life Dean Kirby — my women Allen Hindsley — my ability to have fun wherever I go Jody Glass — Frank Blocker Michelle Oliver — my wardrobe Kelly Nabors — my Teddy bear that I've had since I was 7 years old Kathy Turner — my boyfriend (when I have one) Karen Cross — my journal The Annual Staff — our wonderful, darling Boss Lady! J 1 3 REMEMBER WHEN — Terri Meiers came to school when we didn't have school? — Jada Chamness ran over Waverle Wilson's foot? — Chandra Hughes came out of the bathroom with toilet paper hanging out of her pants? — Collie McIntosh came to school at 6:30 a.m. thinking it was 7:30? — Allison Mullally ran into the back of a bus? — you thought having your driver's license was just a dream? — you thought teacher strikes was the greatest idea since Homecoming? — you were a crab? — fluorescent colored clothes were the hottest style? — you didn't care what you looked like? — you used to hate the guy you are now dating? — you thought boys (or girls) were yucky? — you ordered graduation announcements? — you had to suffer through the Macbeth film? — the ceiling over the north stairs looked like it would fall and Mrs. Pittman blocked the stairs? — you ordered your annual? V L66NEY TUNES — We've Only Just Begun — Glenn Jones — I Wanna Be Your Man — Roger Troutman — I'll Take Your Man — Salt' and Pepa — All In The Name Of Love — Atlantic Starr — Dude Looks Like A Lady — Aerosmith — Love Bites — Def Leppard — Cinderfella — Dana Dane — Happy Birthday — Mrs. Pittman — Slip of the Lip — Ratt — Push It — Salt' and Pepa — I Ain't No Joke — Eric B. And Rakim — No One In The World — Anita Baker — I Live For Your Love — Natalie Cole — Heaven Is A Place On Earth — Belinda Carlisle — Here I Go Again — Whitesnake — I Got My Mind Set On You — George Harrison — I Saw Him Standing There — Tiffany — Skeleton — Stevie Wonder i¥ 9 A BVMiEI F«l B«T9 WHEN — you have a girlfriend who complains all the time. — you have a girlfriend who will believe a lie, but refuses to believe the truth. — your girlfriend catches you with another girl. — you get a girl home late, and her father is waiting for you with a shotgun. — you have to meet a girl’s parents. — you take a girl out to eat, and she says she’s not hungry. — it’s the opening day of deer season, and you have Saturday School. — you’re in love with a girl and she doesn’t know you exist. — you are dating a girl, and every other girl starts liking you. — two girls like you and you can’t decide which to like. — you ask a girl out, and she turns you down. — the girl that you like is dating your older brother. I feel good . . . ’bout CANDIDS! Listen here, listen here, girl!” say Amy Abbott. Camille Slaughter and Andi Tanner. Right Ooh. look at that big gr « i thing . tayt OwH Em Student Life 31 32 Christoph Rotzer. 17, is an exchange student from Salgesch, Wallis, Switzerland. His host parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDaniel. His hobbies are snow skiing, driving, cycling, and playing soccer. He likes to talk to friends and to party. His favorite food is steak, and his favorite car is the Mercedes Benz. At Central he plays the clarinet in the band, and he is also a member of Mu Alpha Theta, the math honor society. The things he likes about America are the people, especially the girls, the cars and the lifestyle. He says that the youth are more fun and more mature, and the food is better. Don't miss me too much; I will be back! said Christoph. Je taime les Estats Unit d' Amerique. ( I love the United States of Amer- ica. ) A Swiss pasttime Can t wait til Graduation!! IT’S HARD TO BE HUMBLE WHEN YOU’RE A SENIOR 33 CLASS FAVORITES: CLASS OF 1988 MOST ATTRACTIVE BEST DRESSED Viki Bynum and Frank Blocker Synetra Burrell and Foster Williams CLASS CLOWNS BEST ALL A ROUND Trena Adams and Turell Williams Jolanda Glass and Derrick Hughes CONGRATULATIONS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED FRIENDLIEST Karen Cross and Rodney Charles Kelly Nabors and Michael Notto MOST TALENTED Tina Smith and Anthony Valley MOST ATHLETIC Shunt a Sheard and Barton Brown SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES 35 President Vice-President Sec. Treas. SYNETRA CAMILLE BURRELL Synetra plans to attend the University of Arkansas and major in pre-law. Foster plans to attend Morehouse College In Atlanta and major in Business Fashion Design. Lesa plans to attend the University of Arkansas in Little Rock and major in Accounting. FLORENCE ANELE ADAMS JEFF ALFORD CLARENCE RAY ALLEN BENNY BAKER ST ACIA LANETTE BAKER FARRA BANKS SENIORS 37 MICHELLE LEA BENTHAL DAVID BILLINGSLEY DACJPHINE LASHAWN BILLINGSLEY LONNIE BLAKELY FRANK BLOCKER RICKY ARDELL BLCIE CHRISTIE LYNN BOUNDS TOMMY L. BOYCE NIKITA JOANN BRADEN SENIORS 39 BARTON L. BROWN MICHAEL BROWN REGINA BROWN TAMMY BROWN BOGAN BURNETT LESLIE BURNSIDE SYNETRA CAMILLE BURRELL YOLANDA LOUISE BURTON DELANA ELLEN BUZZARD VIKI ELAINE BYNUM LAQUANDA LENETT BYRD MIKE CAVETTE DELL CHAMBERS JADA RENEE CHAMNESS RODNEY CONRAD CHARLES JOSEPH CHU LOUISE CLAYTON CHARLIE COLE SENIORS 41 SAMANTHA COLLINS JEFFREY BOB COPELAND MARIUS CORBIN CYNTHIA R. COSEY CARLA RENEE COX JEFF LYNN DEVERS VICKIE EATON RUBY FITZPATRICK CURTIS FRANKLIN VALERIA JEAN FINLEY TONIA FRAZIER LEONIDES FRIERSON ROBERT GANT SENIORS 43 URSULA JEANINE GARNER JAMES B. GILES JOLANDA GLASS ROSIE MARIE GLENN DAVID LEE GRAHAM SHERREL DENISE GIVENS BRENDA GREEN JOHN GRIFFIN JOANN HARDY MARK HARDY SUSANNE HARGRAVES FREDDIE HASKINS SAMANTHA RENE HELLUMS TAMMIE HENDERSON SENIORS 45 DERRICK LAMONT HUGHES SHEWANDA JACKSON WINSTON JACKSON 46 CLINTON JELKS SHELIA JOHNSON TUNDRA SHAWONA JENNINGS DIHRELLA BELINDA JONES SUZI MENDI JETT CHARLES JONES SENIORS 47 CHARLES E. JONES CORETTA B. JONES MICHAEL T. JONES ROBERTA JONES SHONDA JONES TINA M. JONES STEWART JCJENGEL QUINTHCIS KEMP JAMES KINSEY III DONNA KNOWLTON VINITA GAYLE KGZNIETCOW KATHERINE LEWIS 48 JOHN MARSHALL LOESCHNER LESTER LONG SALLY LUCKETT SENIORS 49 KYLE MILLER CARLA MILLS SHAWN MINOR GWENDOLYN ANNETTE MITCHELL JOYCE MARIE MITCHELL ELI STEVIE MOORE KARLA JENNE MORRIS ALLISON ANNE MULLALLY LYNN KELLY NABORS DAIRON RAY NORRISE MICHAEL MOTTO ARTHUR BURTON NAYLOR II TRACY LYNNE ODLE MICHAEL OLDHAM MICHELLE LEA OLIVER ANDRE L. PAIGE KATHY DEONA PAYTON SUSAN GAYLENE OWENS SENIORS 51 BARRY PETTIE ANDY PHILLIPS DANA LYNN PHILLIPS SHENOLA PICKETT ANNIE PITTMAN CHRISTY PRITCHETT PAIGE PRIVETT JAMES RAINES REBECCA RAINES 52 WALTER LEE RAMEY PATRICK DWAYNE RANDOLPH BELINDA RATTLER CAROL ANN RAY BRIAN RICHARDSON DAPHNE RAYFORD MARK ROBBINS BERTHA ANN RICHARDSON GERTRUDE ROBERSON SENIORS 53 ANTHONY ROSE LISA SANDERS LYNN SHENEP KAREN RODMAN JOHNNIE ROBINSON CHRISTOPH ROTZER MELISSA ANN SHATTUCK MARCUS LERONE RUSS SHUNTA SHEARD DARVEY SPEED TAMMIE SPEED MICHAEL SPENCER SENIORS 55 MADELINE SOGGS ALESIA TAYLOR MCAOTHOR THOMAS J SHARON THOMAS STACEY LYNNETTE THOMAS CANDACE ELIZABETH TIPTON JERONICA TURNER KATHERINE ELIZABETH TURNER DEBBIE TURNER ANDRE KELVIN VALLEY ANTHONY KEITH VALLEY CHARITA VINCENT SENIORS 57 LANCE DEWEY WHALEY II GERRY WAINWRIGHT MARSALIUS MARCEE WATSON TONIA MARSET WILFORD AMANDA WILLIAMS GLORIA PATRICA WHITE ANDREA WILLIAMS COREY WILLIAMS FOSTER WILLIAMS JR. JENNIFER WILLIAMS JOHN HENRY WILLIAMS SARENA WILLIAMS SENIORS 59 WAVERLE WILSON CHRISTOPHER C. WOOD CATHY LYNN WORD BILL YCXJNG SUSAN MCMAHAN KEVIN STEWART NOT PICTURED: CORETTA ANDERSON CLARK BAILEY MARK BANKS MICHEAL BOYDSTON TERRY BUCHANAN DWAYNE BUCKNER EARL BURRESS ERVIN BURRESS MIKE CAVETTE PAUL COURTNEY TINA DANIELS LEE DAVIS GREGORY ESKRIDGE CHERYL EVANS STEPHANIE EWING ARETHA FRANKLIN KEVIN FRANKLIN ED GREEN ROY HAWKINS NICHOLAS HOLLOWAY TODD HUDMAN IVORY HUNTER BARBARA JACKSON DARRELL JACKSON MICHEAL JOHNSON ALPHONSO JONES TERRY KING DEAN KIRBY LESLIE LARRY TIM LUMPKIN BRENDA MADDEN LINDA MARSHALL SHERRYL MATTHEWS LYNNETTA McGUIRE LATONJALA MILLER ERMA MOONEY HAROLD MOORE DEBBIE MORRIS JOHN NELSON EDDIE O'NEAL ANTHONY PRINGLE MAURICE SHEARED TERRY SIDNEY MICHEAL SIMS ALLEN SMITH GREG STOKES VW TERRY ARTHUR TURNER SONDRA TURNER MELVIN VANN LINDA WALLACE CAROLYN WASHINGTON GLORIA WASHINGTON CYNTHIA WHEELER REGINALD WILSON CALVIN WINFIELD JOHNNY WINSTON PATRICIA YOUNG 60 CLASS OF 1989 President Vice-president Secretary-Treasurer Joe Kinsey Marian Starks Michelle Spenser Abels. Ken Abernathy. Leroy Abram. Chris. Adams. Anthony Adams. Condra Adams. L. Dejuan Anderson.Julie Anderson. Ruben Arnett, Rose Arter, Roderick Artis. Wanda Avance. Henry Ayers. Marcia. Bailey. Nathaniel Baker. Larry Barnes. Curtis Baylark. Gerald Bell. David Bennett.AJice Benz. Thomas Blair. Elizabeth Brewer. Orlando Brewer. Rhonda Bridges.Freddie Brister, Sherman JUNIORS 61 Brooks. Loreli Brown, Nancy Brown. William Bryan. Rhonda Bryant. Philemon Buchanan. Aubrey Burke. Forjita Burrell. Barry Burress. Belinda Butler. Loran Campbell. Jocelyn Cannon. Michael Carr, Doris Carroll. Felicia Carter. Corey Carter. Stevie Cartwright. Valarie Chambers. Tory Chandler. Perry Cheek. Michael Clark. Taria Coker. Jacinda Cooper. Dana Crawford, Sharon Daniel. Charlotte Daniels, Jonathan Darnell. Ashia Darnell. Roger Davidson. Roland Davis. Angela Debro. Monica Diller. Rachel Dixon. Arthur Durham. William Eaton. Howard Edmond. Jamie Edmond. Janice Edwards. Alice Elliott. Alison Fields. Lashawn Flowers. Dana Flowers, Joseph Flowers. Sharon Foreman. Rickey Forthman. David Foster. Veta Freeman. Ronald Gakins. Valerie Gant. Yolanda Gamer. Terry Gassoway. Wayne Geeter. Tammie Gentry. Martha Gentry. James Gentry. Carolyn Gentry. Patricia Givens. Dewhitt Gladney. Karen Glass. Miriam Glenn, Linda Goldsberry, Sam Graham, Dewayrte Grant. Steve Green. Carl Green. Glenn Greer. Jerry Hamilton. Kristi Hail. James Grimm, Tina Hampton. Tina Hancock. Micheal Hardison. Charles Harmon. Karen Hartley. Loretta Heideiberger. Flo Hicks, Latundra Hill. Darryl Hill. Shannon JUNIORS 63 Holden. Mark Holden. Tarvia Hollins. Angela Holloway. Brian Horton. John Jackson. Lanatia Jacobs. Ken Jefferson. Androse Jelks. Lance Jennings. Janet Jett. Carla Johnson. Donald Johnson. Holly Johnson. Marcia Jones. Danny Jones. Darnell Jones. Margaret Jones. Patricia Jones. Ruth Jones. Victor King. Linda Lacey. Marlon Larry. James Leavy. Arletha Leavy. Jerome Lee. Terry Lee. Theodore Littleton. Mike Lockhart. Napoloen Lofton. Freddie Luckett, Terry Mabery. Levone Mackintosh. Colley Manuel. Kirk Marshall. Lawanda Martin. Cindy Martin. Jimmie Maxey. Kevin McDaniel. Tommy Miller. Cari Miller. Clarence Mills. Trade Montague. Lisa Mooney. Tommie Naylor. Tommy Norton. Albert Owens. Kimberly Owens. Rita Parker. Leroy Patterson, Margo Peterson. Melvin Pettie. Tonna Pilkington, Shawnessi Pittman. Tillman Rogers. Irene Rush. Patricie Sevier. Rob Sevier. Scott Seaton. Robert Siders. Jay Simmerman, Tara Simmons. Diane Simpson. Walter Sims. Ed Sims. Heather Sims. Wanda Slaughter. Camille Smith. Charles Sledge. Melvin Sloan. Tyrus Smith. John Smith. Robert Smith. Sidney Smith. Willie Speed. Sandra Spencer. Michelle Stevens. Courtney Stevenson. Earnest JUNIORS 65 Stevenson. John Stewart. Clara Stewart. Melvin Stewart. Steven Strickland. Antanette Suddath. Ben Suggs. Aurora Sullivan. Cindy Sullivan. LaRhonda Summerhill. Angela Taylor. Jennifer Taylor. Mary Taylor. Thomas Terrell. Chris Thomas. Charles Thomas. Elton Thomas. Greg Thomas. Robert Thomas. Sandra Thornton. Michael Tobar. Curtis Tolar. Niki Truemper, Mike Vance. Johnny Vance. Mosc Vincent. Parasha Ward. Brian Watts. Brad Wheat. Chris White. Renee Williams. Angela Williams. Brucine Wiliams. David Williams. Dewayne Wilson. Frederick Womack. Joyce Wyssbrod. Melinda Gamble. Chirone Adams. Anthony Brister. Sherman Brooks. Greg Bryan. Rhonda Brooks. Loreli Carter. Corey Chambers. Tory Childers. Curtis Copeland. Missy Dixon. Arthur Frierson. Keith Gentry. Patricia Germany. Dexter Hall. Larry Hawkins. Marvell Holloway. Brian Hudson. Allen Hughes. Marilyn Kinsey. Joe Leavy, Arletha Mooney. Tommie Moore. Christopher Patterson. Margo Shields. Jeannie Sims. Wanda Smith. Sidney Starks. Marian Sykes. Darin Taylor. Mary Thomas. Cynthia Truemper. Michael Turner. Gordon Vandiver. Brett Varner. Tangrill Williams. Norvellus Wilson. Frederick Womack. Joyce Young. Patricia JUNIORS 67 CLASS FAVORITES Class of 1989 Angela Hollins And rose Jefferson Margo Patterson Tommy Naylor 68 Shannon Hill Mark Holden Anthony Graham Karen Gladney CONGRATULATIONS Shawnessi Pilkington Alan Dillingcr Renee While Norvellus Williams Valerie Cartwright Cindy Martin Mike Truemper Sharon Crumpton Curtis Childers CLASS FAVORITE 69 CLASS OF 1990 President Carl Knowlton Vice president Melinda Williams Secretary Kim Lindsey Abbott. Amy Abernathy. Juanita Buirse. Curtis Atkinson. Kimberly Bailey. Bart ran Bailey. Marcus Bailey. Ron Ballard. Robert Banks. Myron Banks. Otis Banks. Rita Barkley. Kerry Barnes. Anthony Bentley. Mark Barrow. Channon Berry. Trina Bogan. Marsha Boston. Tonya 70 Brandon. Jackie Brewer. Albert Brocato. Billy Brown, James Brown. Shelia Buchanan. Irma Buckner. Darren Bullocks. Harvey Burgess. Rickey Burks. Edward Burns. Renee Burnside. Paltle Burress. Kenneth Calhoun. Amy Cannon. Mark Cannon. Sharon Cannon. Steven Carter. Edward Carter. Theresa Carthan. Lonnie Casteel. Jimmie Chambers. Yolanda Chandler. Antonio Chandler. Michele Chcatum. Reggie Cheers. Bill Clash. Nancy Cole. Lajun Cooper wood. Thurza Cornelius. Marilyn Crawford. Erma Daniels, Dexter Daniels. Jenny Daniels. Karen Davis. Veronica Davis. Terry Deisch. Danny Dobbins. Cornelius Eaton, Eddie Eaton. Vivian Edmond. Michael Edwards. Shirley Eggerson. Angela Emmerson. James English. Larcdl Evans. Buddy Ezell, Chris Fair, Deborah Farrah, Scot! Feemster. Monica Ferguson. Larry Ferguson. Valerie Fitzgerald, Kim Fitzpatrick, Jackie Fonzo, Jane Ford. Ardella Ford. Steven Foreman. Michelle Forthman, Joe Foster. Bernice Foust. Jeff Franklin. Will Free, Rachel Furman. John Galloway. Leslie Garner. Catrkia Gatlin. Lisa George. Denny Givens. Demetria Givens. Izear Glenn. Erma Godfrey. Amanda Godwin. Dale Golden. Mary Gould. Patricia Graham. Fannie Green. David Green. Rickey Greer. Freddie Guy. Annie Madder, Ronald Hairl, Rickey Hallum, Cynthia Harden. Sam Hardy. Cathy Harris. Larcel 72 Harris. Shan te Harris, Tonya Harris. Tyrone Harrison. Rebekah Hawkins. Danielle Hawkins. Francine Hawkins. Steven Heard. Lynette Heard. Regina Heidelberger. Kim Heidelberger. Tim Henderson. Tonia Henson. Jimmy Higgins. Jonathon Hillery, Rosalyn Hixon. Tim Howard. Mark Hunter. Lynntoy Jackson. Alice Jackson. Lenora Jackson. Michael Jackson. Yvonne Jaco, Jason Johnson. Alesia Johnson. Derrick Johnson. Keith Johnson. Tashena Jones. Andre Jones. Anthony Jones. Cassandra Jones. Nathaniel Jones. Susan Kalb. Nancy Kincher. Yvonne King. Nicole Knowlton. Ant won Knowlton, Carl Knowlton. Timothy Larry. Brian Lawrence. James Leaks. Antoine Lentz. Paul Lindsey. John Lindsey, Kimberly Long. Timmy Lyons. Victor Martinez. Domingo Matthews. Barbara May. Ashley May. Barry McCall. Cynthia McCall. James Miller, Roosevelt Millstein. Conan Milton. Anthony Minor. Ivory Mirra. Giovanni Mitchell, Cynthia Moneymaker. Mary Mooney, William Moore. Jesse Moore. Teresa Morris. Carl Nathan. Everett Neal. Mavis Newkirk. Kyle Nobel. Tammie Norcross. Leslie North. Patricia Norton. Johnny Notto. Candace CMdham. Debbie Parks. Wendy Payne. Celeste Pendleton. Kevin Pettis. Debora Phillips. Nicole Powers. Curtis Pruitt. Martha Ray. Chris 74 Joe Ray Anshon Robinson Jacqueline Robinson Tina Robinson Frank Rose Landrix Ross Jon Sanders Nina Scaife Angie Seeman Akim Sharpe Kelly Simmerman Alisa Smith Bertha Smith Maurice Smith Regina Smith Scotty Smith Clarence Sparks Michael Speed Albert Spencer Burnetta Spriggs Paula Starks Laura Starr Constance Stayton Yoshia Suggs Tashia Sullivan Shannon Talley Andrew Terry Henry Thomas Christopher Thomas George G. Thomas Darron Thomas Michael Thomas Curtis Thompson James Thompson Rhodes Thompson Anthony Tose Robert Valley Barbara Wahls Michelle Wainwright Connie Walker 75 Walker. Connie Watkins. Charles Watson. Pervis Washington. John Webster. Jason Wheeler. Brian Wheaten. Ruby Wilborn. William Wilkins. Tango Williams. Audrea Williams. Deana Williams. Delores Williams. Earnest Williams. Tyrone Williams. Melinda Williams. Sandy Williams. Veronica Williamson. Sara Willie. Ken Wilson. Michael Wilson. Vince Winston. Corey Dobbins. Cornelius Worstell, Chris Young. Anthony Bailey. Marcus Cannon. Mark McAlister. Deana Millkan. Shannon Minor. Kevin Parker. Vanessa Reed. Arthur Robinson. Elshon Robinson. Tina Swindle. Denise Williams. Steven CONGRATULATIONS SOPHOMORES 77 CLASS FAVORITES c ™„OF BEST ALL AROUND — Antwon Knowlton and Deborah Pettis MOST TALENTED — Shirley Edwards. Keith Johnson. Tony Young, and Angela Eggerson MOST ATTRACTIVE — Tim Knowlton NOT PICTURED — Kim Fitzgerald NOT PICTURED — Sandy Williams 81 Rhonda Jones Sec.-Treas. CLASS OF 1991 ar • kI Renee Thomas President Mary Miller Vice-President Adams, Adria Adams. Jefferson Alexander. Towanda Allen. Leah Allen. Phillip Arnett. LueElla Arnold. Lana Atkinson. Tasha Austin. Pamela Ayers. Lahoma Baker. Dewayne Baker. Yvonne Banks. Gregory Bates. Elizabeth Bell. Telemachus Billingsley. Angela Billingsley. Stacey Blakely. Dorothy Blue. Angela Bowden. Lisa Boy land. Angela Braden. Bill Bramlett. Michelle Brewer. Julie Brewer. Shannon Brewer. Tommy Bricked, Jenny Bridges. Kristi Broodus. Angela Brooks. Nicole Brown. Jennie Brown. Stehany Buck. Rita Buckner. Shane Burks. Reginald Burress, Veronica Burton. Catrina Bush. Kellie Callahan. Tommy Calvin. Shelia Cannimore. Sharnabe Campbell. Earl Carr. Brenda Castleman, Jeremy Carruth. Leslie Carter. Robert Carter. Theresa Cartwright. Anthony Cavette. Stacey Carter. Lynette Chisnall. Robert Clayton. Essie Colbert. Jerry Collier. Benzeme Collins. John Cooper. Loretta Cook. Tricia Crawford. Terri Cox. Carol Crabtree. Ivan Crandall. Allison Cross. Connie Davenport. Teresa Davenson. Lisa Davis. Daphne Davis. Derrick FRESHMEN 83 Devis. Eva Davis. Romark Deavers. Jessica Dillinger. Randy Dismukc, Tony Dollahite. Timothy Early. Tyrone Epes. Maria Estes. Alma Estes. Joshua Evans. Tlnia Fair. Milton Fair. Rochelle Fair. Ruby Finley. Mary Fonzo. Venita Foreman. Calvin Foster. Brenda Freeman. Pienugue Fulcher. Earmita Fuller. Tracy Funches. James Gardner. Phillip Gates. Irene Cause. Jerry Cause. Joseph Gause. Timothy Gilbert. Terry Gist. Darla Golden. Sam Goldsberry. Christine Goklsberry. Freddie Grant. Jerome Grant. Moses Green, Sharon Greene. Chris Gregory. Elisha Hammond. April Harden. Jeril Harris. Kark Harrison. Tammy Hartley. Cheryl Hawkins. Robert Hawthorne. Kevin Hawthorne. Micheal Hayes. Kendric Heard. Mary Heath. Jessie Henson. David Hicks. Arthur Hicks. Carey Hicks. Chenille Hicks. Richard Hicks, Yulunda Hill. Latondra Hillard. Percy Hobson. George Holden. Alisa Hopkins. Thomas Hopper. Chris Hudson. Sharlin Hughes. Cassandra Hughes. Chelse Hughues. Wanda Jackson, Charlie Jacobs. Tiffany Jacobs. Tijuana Jakes. Kayla James. Lloyd Jennings. Joel Jennings. Richard Jett. Sandi Johnson. Dorisena Johnson. Gary Johnson. Patricia Ingram. Evelyn Johnson. Reginald Johnson. Sumester Johnson. Victor Jones. Anthony Jones. Johnny Jones. Rhonda Jones. Sandra Jones. Tiffany Jones. Willie Kirsey. Steven Kitchen. Sharon Knowlton. Kevin Lang. Mary Langston. James FRESHMAN 85 Lee. Catina Lentz. Jamie Light. Laurie Littleton. Susan Loeschner, Jeffery Lofton. Tyrone Long, Lisa Macon. Ethel Mansfield Martin. Latasha Martinez. Miguel Matthew. Tom McClain, Micheal McClinton, Joycelynn McGee. Carson McMiller. Devita McMiller. Stephanie Meeker. Abby Miles. Ki Miller. Doris Miller. Mary Miller. Maurice Mitchell. Mattie Mitchell. Phillip Mooney. Veria Moore. Angela Moorman. Jennifer Morgan. Rebecca Morris. Corlon Murphy. Eric Murphy, Martye Murphy, Mary Murphy. Micheal Nathan. Brandy Naylor. Mary Nealy. Roderick Nelson. Stephen North. Ann Notto. Jeanna Parks. Rosemary Parks. Shannon Pierce. Georgia Pittman. Candi Pope Gina Pope. Robert Price. Brian Pryor. Lee Andrew Otloway. Carl Owens. Marlon Railings. Stephane Randall. Issac Randall. Rena Redditt. Teresa Richardson. Kim Robbins, Memory Roberts. Terry Robinson. Annie Robinson Jr.. James Robinson. Kim Rodman. Janie Rodman. Jennifer Rose. George Rush. Tony Sanders. Alice Schafer, Paul Self. Billy Self. Tammy Sims. Judy Simpson. Bruce Simpson. Earnest Sharp. Tony Shepard. Nelson Speed. Anthony Speed. Teresa Smith Jr., Bobby Smith. Charles Smith. Kevin Smith. Reggie Sparks. Danny Spencer. Joyce Stark. Stephanie Starks. Vickey FRESHMEN 87 St. Columbia. Phillis Steele. Otis Stephens. Adolphe Stevenson. Lavora Stewert. Suzanne Strauss. Ghabnelle Strickland. Meioney Suggs. Danny Suggs. Weltha Tate. Harold Taylor. Angela Taylor. Russell Terry. Alvin Terry. Denise Thomas. Danny Thomas. Jose Thomas. Lavern Thomas. Micheal Thomas. Patricia Thomas. Renee Thomas. Rodrick Thompson. Anthony Tucker. Diana Tucker. Ervin Urban. Connie Walker. Brandy Vincent. Vincent Vance. Patrick Walker. Cassandra Walker. Victoria Wallace. Chris Ward. Billy Ward. Jimmy Ward. Melinda Warren. Christy Warren. Felicia Washington. Micheal Washington. Tracy Washington. Wayne Watkins. Mot ac ha Watson. Alton Watts. Karen Webster. Darrell Webster. Darrell Webster, Jennifer Whaley. Stewart Wheaton. Harvey Whitsell. Timmy Wilbern. Curtis Williams. Angela Williams. Anthony Williams. Dianrva Williams. Erick Williams. Garry Williams. Gregory Williams. Henry Williams. Janice Williams. Larry Williams. Mike Williams. Patricia Williams. Rickey Williams. Sam Williams. Tracie Willie. Debra Willis. Jason Winfield. Felicia Winston. Troy Wood. Dessie Wood. James Wright. Daniel Wright. Debra Wright. Teisha Young. Cheryl Young. Danny FRESHMEN 89 Allen. Kelly Blue. Chris Brewer. Tommy Brown. Jenny Burress. Veronica Coleman, Allen Collins. Topeka Crawford. Terri Davis. Daphne Davis. Eva Davis. Romark Davis. Scott Funches. James Gause. Timothy Hall. Androus Hamilton. Leon Hayes. Kendric Macon, Ethel Martin. Latasha Miller. Maurice Mills. Donna Mirra. Rico Mitchell. Mattie Pierce. Katie Robinson, Raeshonna Rone. Karen Thomas. Altinzo Thomas, Catina Washington. Michael White. Timmy CONGRATULATIONS CLASS CLOWNS FRIENDLIEST Chris Greene and Ann North BEST ALL AROUND William Mansfield and Martye Murphy EARI5 AGPPER AND LAURIE LIGAT MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Stewart Whaley and Patricia Thomas FRESHMEN 91 CLASS FAVORITES CL ff,°F MOST ATTRACTIVE ERVIN TUEKER •and •ALLISON ERflNDflLL BEST DRESSED Micheal Martinaz and Tammy Self Not Pictured: Olien Chiznall MOST TALENTED MOST ATHLETIC 92 Karlos Harris and Telemachus Bell Pamela Austin and Mary Miller Earnest Simpson and Rochelle Fair Tore fi Albertville Sarajevo 1984 Every four years the world’s best athletes proudly represent their country in the Olympics, taking their final step toward excellence. Every year a new class begins its progression toward another tradition of excellence — graduation from Central High School. 1988 is an eventful year for the Class of '88. Graduation, of course, marks an immediate goal, but offers special features. They are the presidential election, leap year, and the Olympics. A tradition of the Olympics is the Lighting of the Torch and the Passing of the Torch, symbols of continuing tradition of honor and of the best passed from generation to generation. In a similar fashion, the Class of '88 is Passing the Torch, the most honorable and the best of our school to the Class of '89. 93 ► ■ ♦ + CLB — UTENSILS? EAB LOV YA JEN - Beth KC JM RM MP TW MM — The Sunday Night Chilslian Ciu.se. David your pn It hanging Dana — Nikita Your df.pp.ng Dana David OrsUa will always love David Marcus. Jody. Ursula. Nikita. Matius 6th period Thanks lor slicking in as my DAD Mr 8 Matcus Chris — It lakes talem — Paige liey gang femetnbei 10 31 87? FW Boosle. I Luv U K J I t uv a Cindy — Bubba CM BC forever C always OP. JB. SM — 18 way cattng - TM WR We dtd it CB. DR I wanna be a Hangover' - K.M. and M Tracy Odle loves Billy Davenport BS RD AD River At aderny Roto Need a gate ?! 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Paige (JBtg — Lai' go mudhuggmg — Sam Chnt — A guy «nth warm hand ha a warm heart - Sam Chn — An aspgtn would work belter — Sam Paige G Chris let's play soccer — Sam Paige How's Snoopy — Sam Alan. Paige G Chris whal the? (am Chris G Paige the Mile River — Sam ChrM G Paige l ts eat some pig. goat and lamb — Sam Jack! If BM — Your room stinks! ♦ REEK JM — Remember the Moon? ♦ Macbeth - Yurti ! JM. RM. KC — Red Flretrucks JM. RM — Thanks . Truck Jack . . r Mom You re THE BEST jL. e RoO Them Bones — A8 MP TW RM JM — Door to door — KC JA -JE Be caieM whal lads in the ditch — CM DC. JA. MP. CS - Brtwnd Kroger' - CM TS — Couldn't Resist? — CM DC — His friends starve you! — DC THE OK CREW RUK MIJK SHUK SHA HALLOWEEN 87 - MONICA BECCA - HOW BOOT 91? 21 MIKE - I UJV YOU - SHA BRRR STICK EM Ben. Foggy G 49 — Jada Sherm — Chartreuse----lada Flo. Jo. Gk) — Jada ] f V ' j y ' v X'' V| I— . w — JS x Pprplc Ducks 3ane Lo Loves Chad MW I Love WSJ « BV Where's the jeep Rambo Jeff Loves Skrllir TWAS TB Rummer 87 Frank Loves Jody, j BS RD M River Whdemy ROB Need a getefttTTS KJ Sorry No Prom Dress! CLEP UAPB MSO F F 14 inch long 8 inches thick The Butt Sisters Cold Fries. Killer File I Love Rob M. — D.B KMC — Slay away from wet curling Irons — MAP Fiank Jody Chris G Sam BFA Lrttle Rock Bound a OALR 'I OG IB l Chria — Who did I go oWrlth? AAA . SAM Chris — Whal do we do on weekends? Sam ¥ SENIORS 97 FLORENCE ANELLE ADAMS FCA 1; Track 1; Drama Production 1; Teacher's Aide 1.2; Girl'sChoir I.2: All Region Choir 1.2; Dionysian 2; Pep Club 2; Class Clown 3. 4; Homeroom Rep. 1, 2, 3; SADD 3. 4; Prom Committee 3. 4. JEFF ALFORD CLARENCE RAY ALLEN Track 1; Fire Marshal 1. 2; Football 1. 3; Pep Club 3; FFA 3. 4; SADD 4. KIMBERLY MICHELLE ALLEN Student of the Month I; Drama Production I; Homeroom Rep. 1; Valentine Court 2; NJHS 2; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 2; FTA 3; AEGIS 3; Prom Committee 3; Who's Who 3; Band 1. 2. 3; Rifle 1.2. 3; Tennis 1. 2; Student Council 2. 3; Sec. 3; Honor Roll 1.3.4; Mu Alpha Theta 3.4; NHS 3. 4; VP 4; Dean's Aide 3.4; SADD VP 4; Magazine Sales 4; Homecoming Maid 4; Annual Staff 4. LYNDON C. ALLEN Basketball I. CORETTA ANDERSON Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Letterman 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2; C Club 4; SADD 4. VERDELL ANDERSON Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Football I. 2. 3. 4; Letterman 1. 2. 3. 4; FCA 4. LISA CJVETTE AVANCE Student of the Month I; Girls' Choir 1.2; NJHS 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4; NHS 3. 4; FHA 1. 3. 4; Quiz Bowl 4; Student Council 4; Band Aide 4. CLEMMIE ANN AYERS FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1; Regional Marching Band 1; A Cappella Choir 3. 4; Madrigals 3. 4. ROSLAND BAILEY (BAKER) Library Club 1, 2; HERO 1; Art I; SADD 4; FFA 3. 4; A Cappella Choir 2. 3; Girls' Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Drama Production 1.2. 3; Pep Club 2; Dean's Aide 3; Library Aide 1, 2; Track 1. 2. BENNY BAKER Art 1; Football 3. 4; Band I. 2. STACIA LANETTE BAKER Library Club 2; DECA 4; FBLA 1; FHA 2; Gymnastics 1; Pep Club 2; Library Aide 2, 3: Track 2; Tennis 1. 2. 3. FARRA BANKS FTA I. 2; Art 1. 2; Dionysian 2; FBLA 1. 2; SADD 1.2; FHA 1. 2; Girls' Choir 1.2. 3. 4; Close Up 3; Pep Club 2; FCA 1. 2; Library Aide 1. 2; Track I; Basketball 1. HENRIETTA BANKS Cheerleader 1. WILLIAM MARK BANKS Art 1; SADD 3; FFA 3. 4; Track 4; Pep Club 2. MARGARET BARNETT Library Club 1. DECA 4; FBLA 4; Art 2; SADD 3. 4; FFA 1. 2. 3; Track 1. 3. 4; Pep Club 2; Dean s Aide 3; Library Aide 1; Close Up 3. 4; Cheerleader I; Teacher's Aide 1. 2, 3. DARON LEE BATES FTA 3; FFA 1. 2; Pep Club 2; Track 1. Football 4. RON BEASLEY Spanish Club 2; Drama Production 2. 4; A Cappella Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Writer's Club 1.2; Speaking Choir 4; Counselor's Aide 4. MARK BELL 98 Seniors r ROSS BELL Pire Marshals I; DECA 4; Art 1.2; Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4: 'C' Club 3. 4: SADD 3. 4; Gymnastics I; Student of the Month I; Boys State 3; FCA 4; Track 4; Football 1; Tennis 1; Golf 2, 3. 4; Letterman 2, 3. 4. MICHELLE LEA BENTHAL SADD 3. 4; FHA I. 2; Basketball 1. DAVID BILLINGSLEY Art 3; 'C' Club 3. 4; SADD 3. 4; Drama Production 3; Pep Club 2; Track I. 2. 3. 4; Football I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball I. 4. DAUPHINE LASHAWN BILLINGSLEY Library Club 1; FTA 3: FBLA 4: C Club 3. 4; SADD 3. 4; FHA 3: FFA 1. 2; Girls' Choir I; Pep Club 3; Track 1. 2 Basketball 2, 3. 4; Blood Donor; Prom Committee 3; COE 4; Magazine Sales 4. LONNE BLAKELY FFA 3. 4. YOLANDA LOCIISE BURTON Spanish Club I. 2; FTA 3. 4; VP 4; SADD 3. 4; FHA 2, 3; Journalism Workshop 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Regional Marching Band 3; Drama Production 1.2; Close Up 4; Pep Club 2; Band 1.2, 3; Homeroom Rep. 1; Tennis 2. 3; Math Contest 1, 2. 3. DELANA ELLEN BUZZARD Quiz Bowl 3; Thespians 3, 4; Dionysians 2; NJHS 2; Conservation Club 3; Band 1,2. 3; Counselor's Aide 3,4; Student of the Month 3; Journalism Workshop 3; Regional Marching Band 2. 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Drama Production 3.4: AEGIS 4; Girls' State 4; Who's Who 3; COE 4; Regional Math Contest 2, 3; Blood Donor 4; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Magazine Sales Rep. 4; Talent Pool 4; Speaking Choir 3. VIKI ELAINE BYNUM Spanish Club I. 2; HERO 1; Dionysians 2; SADD 3; Band 1. 2; Track 1; Tennis 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Court 2. 4; Tennis Camp 3; State Tennis 3; Letterman 3. LAQUANDA LENETTE BYRD Spanish Club 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3; NJHS 1. 2; FHA 2. 3. 4; Sec. 4; Regional Marching Band 3; Drama Production I. 2; Pep Club 2; Band I. 2. 3; Homeroom Rep. 1, 2; Math Contest 2, 3. DELL CHAMBERS SADD 4; FFA I. JADA RENtE CHAMNESS French Club I. 2: Close Up 3; Band I; Annual Staff 4; SADD 3. RODNEY CONRAD CHARLES Spanish Club I. 2; Dionysians 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4; NHS 3. 4; NJHS 1. 2; SADD 3. 4; Student of the Month 1; Regional Marching Band 1. 2; Drama Production 1.2. 3; AEGIS 3; Boys State 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. 4; Regional Math Contest 1. 2. 3. 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4; NCTM Student Committee 3: Close Up 4. Band 1.Z JOSEPH CHU Spanish Club 2; Quiz Bowl 4; Sec. 4; Dionysians 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4; FBLA 4; SADD 3; Boys' State 3; Close Up 3. 4; FCA 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Speaking Choir 4. LOUISE CLAYTON Close Up 4; Pep Club 2; SADD 3. 4. JEFFERY BUB COPELAND FFA 1. 2; Drama Production I; Band 1, 2, 3; Gymnastics Aide 1. 2; Student Aide 4. MARIUS CORBIN Library Club 1 Spanish Club 1.2.3; Sec. 3; Art 1. 2; Conservation Club 3; FBLA 2; C Club 1.2.3.4; SADD 4; Pari. 4; FFA 2; Student of the Month 2; Photography Club 4; Honor Roll 1. 2; Pep Club 2; Homeroom Rep. 1. 2; Annual Staff 4; Dean's Aide 1; Library Aide 2; Counselor's Aide 3; Football 1; Basketball 1. 2; Tennis 3. h CYNTHIA R. COSEY FTA 3. 4; SADD 3. 4: FHA 1. 2: Gymnastics 1. 2; A Cappella Choir 4; Drama Production 3; Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 2. Seniors 99 gf PAUL COURTNEY Art 1; Regional Marching Band 1. 2, 3; Track 1. 2. CARLA RENEE COX Library Club 3; Dionysians 2; Library Aide 3; Band 1. 2. 3; Close Up 2, 3. WYUE • BUBBA CRAIG DECA 4; FBLA 1. KAREN MARIE CR03S Spanish Club 2; Quiz Bowl 4; Thespians 3. 4; Dionysians 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4; NJHS 1. 2; NHS 3. 4: Sec. 4; SADD 3; Student of the Month 2; Journalism Workshop 3. 4; Regional Marching Band 2. 3; Drama Production 1.2. 3.4: AEGIS 3. 4; Girls' State 4; Most Likely to Succeed 3. 4; Usher at Graduation 3. Prom Committee 3; Close Up 3; Band 1.2. 3; Annual Staff 4; Santa's Helper 1; Trivium Quadrivium Symposium 3. 4; Outstanding Student 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Regional Math Contest 1, 2; UCA Science Workshop 3. LiblCry CluM ’.2; Spanish Ckib 3; FTA 3; SADD 3; FHA 2; A Cappella Choir 2.3.4; Madrigals 3.4; Drama Production 2; Pep Club 3: Homeroom Rep 2; Dean s Aide 2; Library Aide 3. JEFFERY LYNN DEVERS Spanish Club 2; DECA 3. 4; Football 1. 2. MICHAEL DEVERS Spanish Club 2: DECA 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4; Band 1. 2; SADD 3. 4; Who's Who 3. CYNTHIA DOWNS C Club 4; Gymnastics 1. 2, 3. 4; FCA 4; Dean's Aide 2. 3: COE 4. VICKIE EATON SADD 4; FHA 4; Track I. GREGORY LEWIS ESKRIDGE , „ _ , . Art 1.2. 3. 4; C” Club 3. 4; SADD 3. 4; Student of the Month 1.3; Drama Production 4: FCA 4; Homeroom Rep. 1; Library Aide 3; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 3. 4; Cross Country 3. 4; 40-mile Club 2. 3. 4. CHERYL EVANS DECA 4; FBLA 1. STEPHANIE EWING „ . „ _ . SADD 3. 4; Girls' Choir 4: Drama Production 3: Co-op; Spring Play 3; Honor Roll 3; Magazine Sales 4; Pep Club 2. VALERIE JEAN FINLEY Pep Club 2; SADD 3. 4; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2; Regional Marching Band 1; Drama Production 2. 3. RUBY FITZPATRICK SADD 3. 4; FHA 1; Blood Donor 2. ARETHA FRANKLIN CURTIS FRANKUN HERO 4; SADD 3. 4; Pep Club 2; C Club 1 KEVIN FRANKLIN Fire Marshals 1. 2. 3. 4; FFA 2. TONYA FRAZIER _ FHA 1. 2; Homeroom Rep. 4; Basketball 4; Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4; Conference Champs 3; State Champs 3. LEORNDES FRIERSON A Cappella Choir 1. ROBERT GANT Art 3; SADD 3; FFA 1. 2. 3; Football 4 m 100 Seniors URSULA JEANINE GARNER C Club 4; SADD 3. 4; FFA 4; FHA 3; Journalism Workshop 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Pep Club 2; Student Council 3. 4; Homeroom Rep. 1; Annual Staff 4; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Letteman 2. 3. 4; State Champs I. 2, 3; District Champs 1. 2, 3; Special Olympics Volunteer 2. 3; Office Aide 2; Prom Committee 3. JAMES B. GILES Art 1. 3; FFA 1. SHERREL DENISE GIVENS Conservation Club 3; Girls' Choir 1. 2. 3. JOLANDA GLASS Conservation Club 3. 4; Pres. 4; “C Club 3; Journalism Workshop 3. 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Class Favorite 3. 4; Teacher's Aide 3; Outstanding Student 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Prom Committee 3; Magazine Sales 4; Pep Club 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3. 4; Homeroom Rep. 1; Annual Staff 4; Track 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Conference Champs 2; Volleyball 1. 2, 3. 4; State Champs 1. 2. 3; District Champs 1. 2, 3; Letterman 3. 4. ROSIE MARIE GLENN Spanish Club 2; Conservation Club 3; Counselor's Aide 2. LISA GODFREY DECA 3. 4; Drama Production 3: Speaking Choir 3. HERMAN GOLDSBERRY “C Club 4: Basketball 1; Track 1, 2. 3, 4; Letterman I. 2. 3. 4. DAVID LEE GRAHAM Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4; NHS 3. 4; NJHS 1. 2: C Club 4; SADD 3; Basketball 3. 4; Letterman 3. 4: FCA 4; Band Aide 3. 4; Who's Who 3. 4 BRENDA GREEN Library Club 1; HERO 4; FTA 3; SADD 3; FHA I; Close Up 3; Band I. 2. 3; Silks 1. 2. 3. EDWARD M. GREEN FFA 1.2; VICA. JOHN GRIFFIN DECA 4; Band I. 2; Metal Shop 2. 3; Wood Shop I. 2. KURT HAAS Spanish Club 2, 3; DECA 3. 4; Band 1; Metal Shop 1; Art 4 NESSA HANKINS DECA Reporter 4; SADD 3. 4; Journalism Workshop 3; Quill and Scroll 3. 4; Regional Marching Band 1.2; Newspaper Staff 3; Band 1. 2; Homeroom Rep. 4; Dean's Aide 3; Regional Concert Band 1. 2; Solo and Ensemble 1. 2. JOANN HARDY FHA 3; FFA 2; Regional Marching Band 2; Pep Club 2; Band 1. 2; Library Aide 1. MARK HARDY Spanish Club 1. 2; Gymnastics 2. 3. 4; Boy's State 3; Homeroom Rep. 1. 2; Annual Staff 4; Football 1; Scholastic All American 4 SUSANNE HARGRAVES Spanish Club 2; DECA 4; Dionysians 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3; NJHS 1. 2; SADD 3; Gymnastics 1; Student of the Month 3; Journalism Workshop 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Girl's State 3; Tennis I. 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader 4; Counselor s Aide 3. FREDDIE HASKINS Art 1. 2; FFA 2; Track 1; Football 1. 2. 3. 4. ROY HAWKINS FFA 1: Track 3. 4. Seniors 101 SAMANTHA RENE HELLOMS Spanish Club 2: Dionysians 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4; Conservation Club 3, 4; Sec. 4; SADD 3, 4; Gymnastics I; Journalism Workshop 3. 4; Quill and Scroll 3. 4: Photography Club 4; Regional Marching Band 1. 2. 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Drama Production 1.2; Pep Club 2; Rifles 1.2. 3; Captain 3; Rifle Camp I; Band 1.2. 3; Homeroom Rep. 1.4; Annual Staff 4; Head Photographer; Teacher s Aide 2: Magazine Sales 4. TAMMIE HENDERSON FT A 1. FHA 2; FFA 3; Conservation Club 3; Pep Club 2; FCA 2; FBLA 2. ALLEN HINDSLEY Annual Staff 4. ROBERT BURTON HIRES Fire Marshals 3. 4; SADD 3. 4; FFA 2. DONNA MARIE HOBSON Mu Alpha Theta 2. 3. 4; NHS 4; Pres. 4; NJHS 2. 3; SADD 3. 4; Pep Club 2; FCA 4; Track 2; A Cappella Choir 4; Spanish Club 2, 3. MARGARET SUE HOPPER SADD 3; Band I. 2, 3; Dionysians 2; Magazine Sales 4; Regional Marching Band 1. 2. 3. QUINCY HOUSE Library I, 2; Art 1. CHANDRA ANN HUGHES SADD 3. 4; HERO 4; Spanish Club 2; A Cappella Choir 3; Girls’ Choir 2; Drama Production 3. 4; Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Homeroom Rep. 1. 2; Gifted Talented 1; Project Discovery 2; Magazine Sales 4. DERRICK LAMONT HUGHES Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4; NHS 4; C Club 4; SADD 3. 4; Student of the Month 1; FCA 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; NJHS 2. 3. BARBARA JACKSON A Cappella Choir 3; Girls' Choir 4. DARYLL JACKSON ”C Club 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4: FCA 4; Spanish Club 4. SHEWANDA JACKSON FHA 2; SADD 3.4; FBLA 4; Spanish Club 1. 2.3; VP 3: Dionysians 2: Student of the Month 2; Regional Marching Band 1.2. 3; Pep Club 2; Band I. 2. 3; Silks I. 2. 3; Captain I; Homeroom Rep. 1. 2. 3. 4; Valentine Court 3. WINSTON JACKSON SADD 4; FFA 1; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3; Fire Marshals 4. CLINTON JELKS FFA I. 2. 3; Basketball 1; Track 2. TUNDRA SHAWONA JENNINGS SADD 3. 4; DECA 4; Track 1. Band 1; Pep Club 2; Library Club 1; Spanish Club 3: Girt s Choir I; Drama Production 4; COE 4; Regional Math Contest 1; Honor Roll 4; Blood Donor 3; Magazine Sales 4. SUZJ MENDI JETT DECA 4. SHEILA JOHNSON SADD 3. 4; FFA I. 2. 3; Art 1. 2; C” Club 4; Track 1; Homeroom Rep. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. ALPHONSO JONES DIHRELLA BELINDA JONES FFA 4; Close Up 4; Basketball 4; Teacher's Aide 3. 102 Seniors CORETTA B. JONES Library Club 4; Library Aide 4; Drama Production 3. MICHAEL TROY JONES Basketball 3. 4; Volleyball 3; C Club 4. ROBERTA JONES Library Club 2; SADD 3, 4; Homeroom Rep. 2; Dean's Aide 1. SHONDA JONES SADD; A Cappella Choir; Madrigals; Girl's Choir; Dean's Aide. TINA M. JONES Spanish Club 1.2; FTA 3. 4; SADD 3, 4; FHA 1,2.3. 4; Journalism Workshop 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Regional Marching Bond 2. 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Band 1, 2. 3; Pep Club 2, 3. QUINTHCJS KEMP DEC A 3; Library Club 1,2; Dionysians 2; FBLA 3; A Cappella Choir 3. 4; Madrigals 3. 4; Dean's Aide 1,2; Library Aide 1. 2; Football 1.2. JAMES KINSEY III SADD 3, 4; FFA 2; FBLA 4; COE 4; Spanish Club 1.2; Fire Marshals 2; Art 3; Library Club 4; Track 1.2. 3. 4; Football 1.2. 3. 4; Basketball I. 4; Pep Club 3. DONNA KNOWLTON Spanish Club 2; C Club 3; SADD 3; Pep Club 2; Homeroom Rep. 1, 2; Volleyball 1. 2, 3. 4; District Champs 1, 2, 3; All- State 4; All Conference 4; Letterman 1. 2. 3. 4; Teacher's Aide 2. 3; Special Olympic Volunteer I. 2; Prom Committee 3; Journalism Workshop 4. VINITA GAYLE KUZNIETCOW HERO 4; SADD 3. 4; Drama Production 3; Dean's Aide 2. 3; Track 1. 2; Basketball 1. KATHERINE I.EW1S FHA 2; FBLA 4; FTA 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4; Conservation Club 3; Library Club 3. 4; Gymnastics 4; Girl's Choir 4; Pep Club 1; Band 1; Library Aide 3; Counselor's Aide 4. JOHN MARSHALL LOESCHNER SADD 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4; Student of the Month 2; Photography Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Dionysians 2; Drama Production 2. 3, 4; Band I. 2; Annual Staff 4; Homeroom Rep. 4; AEGIS 2. IRIS LESTER LONG Spanish Club 2. 3; Quiz Bowl 4; Thespians 3. 4; Dionysians 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4; VP 4; NJHS 2; NHS 3. 4; Student of the Month 3; Regional Marching Contest 2. 3, 4; Drama Production 2, 3, 4; AEGIS 4; Boys' State 4; Who's Who 3; Heartbeat 4; Suicide Prevention Conference 4; Regional Math Contest 2; Trivium Quadrivium Symposium 3, 4; OCA Science Workshop 3. 4; Hughes Math Contest 3; NCTM-Student Mini-Conference 3; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; SADD 3. SALLY LOCKETT FTA 4; SADD 4; FHA 4; Girl's Choir 1. 4; Drama Production 1. 4. LAWRENCE MARSHALL FFA; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Track I. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4. JASON McGEE Journalism Workshop 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Drama Production 2. 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3. TERRI KAYE MEIERS Spanish Club 2. 3; Dionysians 2; FBLA 3; Historian 3; SADD 3; Band 1. 2; Homeroom Rep. 1. 4; Journalism Workshop 3; Dean's Aide 3; Regional Marching Band 2; Newspaper Staff 4; Drama Production I. 3. 4; AEGIS 3; Girls' State 3; Top Magazine Sales Winner 4; Who's Who 3; Regional Math Contest 2; Blood Donor 3; Special Olympics Volunteer I. 2. CARL MILLER Art 1.2; C Club 4; SADD 4; FFA 3. 4. Student of the Month 1; Pep Club 2; Track 4; Football 1. 4; Basketball 2; Tennis 4. KYLE TREVOR MILLER Spanish Club 2. 3; Thespians I. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2; Student Council I, 2; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Homeroom Rep. 3; Counselor's Seniors 103 Aide 4: Boys' State 3; AEGIS Alt. 3; Governor's School Alt. 3; Drama Production 1. 2. 3. 4; All-Region Choir 4; Regional Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; A Cappella Choir 3. 4; Madrigals 3. 4; Extraordinary Students of America 3; Special Olympics Volunteer 1. 2. TOMIA MILLER FHA I. 2. 3. 4; Band I. 2. 3; Counselor s Aide I. 2. 3; Pep Club I. 2; Track I. 2. 3. 4; Choir I. 2. 3. 4. CARLA MILLS SADD 3. 4; FHA I. 2; Girls Choir 3. SHAWN MINOR FFA I. 2. 3; Football I. 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3; 'C' Club 3. 4; Art I. 2. GWENDOLYN ANNETTE MITCHELL SADD 3. 4; FHA I. 2. 3. 4; Close (Jp 4; Pep Club 2. JOYCE MARIE MITCHELL SADD 3. 4; FHA I. 2. 3. 4; C Club 3. 4; Girls' Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Drama Production 2. 3. 4; Close CJp 4; Pep Club 2; Homeroom Rep. I. 2, 3; Track 1. 2. 3. 4. EU STEVIE MOORE Library Club I. 2; Fire Marshals 1. 4; HERO 3. 4; FTA 4; Art 2. 3: Conservation Club 4; SADD 3; FHA 1. 4; FFA 1. 4: Gymnastics I. 4; A-Capella Choir 2. 3; All Region Choir 3; Pep Club 3; Homeroom Rep. 3; Dean's Aide 1.2; Golf 3; Track 1; Football I: Outstanding Leadership Award 3. DEBBIE MORRIS Library Club 1; FHA I; Library Aide 1; Close-up 3. 4; Girl's Choir I. 2; A-Capella Choir 3. 4. KARLA JENNE MORRIS DECA 3. 4; Band 1.2 ALLISON ANNE MULLALLY Fire Marshal I. 2. 3. 4; FBLA 1. 4; SADD 3: Regional Marching Band I. 2. 3: Drama Production 1. 2. 3. 4; Close Up 2. 3; Band I. 2. 3; Track 1; Homeroom Rep 4. LYNN KELLY NABORS Library Club 3. 4; Spanish Club 3; Dionysians 2; SADD 3. 4; Journalism Workshop 3; Photography Club 4; Newspaper Staff 3: Close-Up 3; Pep Club 2; Annual Staff 4: Speaking Choir 4; Class Favorite 3. 4; Library Aide 3; Teacher s Aide 2; Communications Club 2. ARTHUR BURTON NAYLOR II Quiz Bowl 3. 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4; NJHS VP 2; NHS 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4: Band I. 2. 3. 4; Track 1; Football I; Student of the Month 1; Photography Club 4; Regional Marching Band 3. 4; AEGIS 4; Drama Production 1,2.4; Boys' State 3; Exchange Student 3. DARION RAY NORRISE Art I; FFA I, 2; Gymnastics 1; FCA 4; Track I. 2, 3. MICHAEL NOTTO Spanish Club 1.2; Dionysians 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4; Band 1.2.3: SADD 3; Regional Marching Band 1.2. 3; Boys' State 3; Class Favorite 3. 4. TRACY LYNNE ODLE DECA 4; Thespians 3. 4; Art I; Band I, 2. MICHAEL OLDHAM Art 2. 3. MICHELLE LEA OLIVER SADD 3; Spanish Club 2; Art 1, 4; Dionysians 2; Conservation Club 3; Drama Production 3. 4; Pep Club 2; FCA 4; Annual Staff 4; Dean's Aide 4; Chearleading 4; Speaking Choir 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Student of the Month 4; Outstanding Student 4; Magazine Sales 4; MCA Workshop 4 SUSAN GAYLENE OWENS DECA 4; Drama Production I; Band I. 104 Seniors s ANDRE L. PAGE Spanish Club 2; FTA 3. 4; Journalism Workshop 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Drama Production 2. 3; Pep Club 2; Band I. 2, 3. 4. KATHY DEONA PAYTON Spanish Club 1, 2; FHA 2, 3. 4; Girls' Choir 1. 2. 3; Drama Production 2,3; Pep Club 2; Volleyball Mgr. 3. DANA LYNN PHILLIPS SADD 3; FBLA 3; NJHS 1,2; HERO 4; Dionysians 2; Spanish Club 2. 3; Band 1,2; Counselor's Aide 3; Student of the Month 3; Drama Production I. 3. 4; AEGIS 4; Blood Donor 2. 3: Track 2; Letterman 2. SHENOLA PICKETT Art I; Journalism Workshop 3. 4; Girls' Choir 4; Newspaper Staff 4. ANNIE PITTMAN FFA; HERO. CHRISTINA DIANE PRITCHETT Spanish Club 2; Fire Marshals 3. 4; SADD 3; Dionysians 2; Rifles I, 2; Band 1, 2; Blood Donor; Newspaper Staff 3; COE 4. JAMES RAINES Fire Marshals 4. REBECCA RAINES Volleyball I. WALTER LEE RAMEY FFA 1, 2; Art 1; Thespians 4; Band 1. 2; Library Aide 1. 2; Drama Production 1. 2. 3, 4; Homeroom Rep. 4. PATRICK DWAYNE RANDOLPH Close (Jp 4; Pep Club 2; Band I. 2, 3. 4; Dena's Aide 3; FFA I, 2; Conservation Club 3; FTA 3; Fire Marshals I; Student of the Month 2; Regional Marching Band 2, 3. 4; Drama Production 3. 4; Drum Captain 4 BELINDA RATTLER FFA 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1; Track 3. 4; ' C ' Club 4. CAROL ANN RAY Spanish Club 2; Dionysians 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4; NJHS I. 2; SADD 3. 4; Drama Production 2. 3. 4; Bond 1. 2. 3; Homeroom Rep. 4. DAPHNE RAYFORD Spanish 3: Art I; SADD 3. 4; FHA 3; Band I. 2. 3. BERTHA ANN RICHARDSON Conservation I; FHA I; A Capella Choir 3. 4; Girl's Choir 1, 2; Dramam Production I. BRIAN RICHARDSON HAROLD ROACH Conservation 1; FFA 1, 2. 3; MARK ROBBINS SADD 3. 4; FFA 4; Football 4. GERTRGDE ROBERSON Volleyball I. 2; Track 3. JOHNNIE ROBINSON Spanish Club 4; SADD 4; Rifles 4; Rifle Captain 4; Band 3. 4; Tennis 3. KAREN RODMAN Library Club 2. ft ANTHONY ROSE DECA 3; FFA 2; Dean's Aide 3; Football 1. fS Seniors 105 CHRISTOPH ROTZER Mu Alpha Theta 4; Regional Marching Band 4. MARCUS RUSS Spanish Club 2. 3; FTA 3; Dionysians Tres. 2; SADD 3. 4; Student of the Month I; Drama Production 1. 2; Boy s State 3; Close-Up Pres . 3. 4; Pep Club 2; Student Council Pres. 2. 3. 4; Band 1.2. 3: Annual Staff 4; Dean s Aide 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Class Favorite 4; Valentine Court 4. USA SANDERS SADD 3. 4; Journalism 3. 4; Newspaper 4 MEUSSA ANN SHATTUCK DECA 3. 4; Cheerleader 1. SHUNTA SHEARED Art 1; C Club 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Volleyball 3. 4. LYNNSHENEP „ . , Spanish Club 2; Thespians 3. 4; Conservation 3; SADD 3; Drama Production 3. 4: Homeroom Rep. 4; Counselors Aide 3. 4; Speaking Choir 3. ANGELIA SIMS HERO 4; SADD 3. 4; Journalism Workshop 3. 4; Newspaper Staff 4: Pep Club 2. ALLEN SMITH DECA 3: Art I; SADD 3; FFA 2; Track 2. JENNIFER SMITH ..... , Spanish Club 2; DECA Pres. 4; Dionysians 2; Conservation 3; SADD 3; Student of the Month 4; Journalism Workshop 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Drama Production I. 2. 3. 4; Close Up 3. 4; Majorette 1. 2. 3. 4; Band I. 2, 3. 4; Dean s Aide 3; Track 2. TlN SMITH Spanish 2. 3; FTA 3; Pres. 4; Quiz Bowl 3.4; Thespians 3. 4; Dionysians V. Pres. 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4; NJHS 2; NHS 3. 4. SADD 3. 4; FHA 1; Madrigals 4; A Capella Choir 4: Regional Marching Band 1, 2. 3; Drama Production 1. 2. 3. 4: Drum Major 4; Pep Club 2; Student Council 3; Bond I. 2. 3. 4; Class Favorite 3; Teacher s Aide 4; Homecoming Court 3; Who's Who 3. TRESA SMITH _ Mu Alpha Theta 3; NHS 3. 4; NJHS 2; Student of the Month 3; Regional Marching Bond 2. 3.4; Drama Production 2; Close Up 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Teacher s Aide 2; Who's Who 3. TWILA RENAY SMITH HERO 4; SADD 3. 4. DARVEY SPEED FCA 4; SADD 3. 4; FFA 1. 2: Track I. 2, 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Outstanding Student 4. TAMMIE SPEED FTA 2; FBLA 4; C Club 3: SADD 3. 4; Regional Marching Bond 1. 2. 3; Track 1. 2. 3; Homecoming Royalty 3. MICHAEL SPENCER Art 1. 2; SADD 3. GLORIA STARKS SADD 3. 4; FHA 3. 4; Girls' Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Drama Production 3; OHE; Pep Club 2; Library Aide 2. TIMOTHY STARKS FFA I. 4; Track 1. 2; Football I. 2. 3. 4 FELITA STARR Spanish Club 1; HERO 4; FHA 1. 2; Counselor s Aide 2. 3. DANA STAYTON SADO 4; FHA 3. 4; FFA 3. 4. 106 Seniors w KENT STEVENSON FCA 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4 Football 1.2. 3. 4; C Club 1; Art 2. 3t JANE CAROLYN STILL Spanish Club 1. 2; Art I; Dionysians 2; SADD 3. 4; Quill Scroll 4; A Cappella Choir 2. 3; Girls’ Choir 1; Drama Production 4; Cheerleading 1. 4; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Court 3; Speaking Choir 4; Blood Donor 3, 4; Talent Pool 3; Magazine Sales 4; CJCA Science Workshop 4; FCA 4; Annual Staff 4; Track 2; Tennis 3. 4. GREG STOKES Track 2. 3; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; C Club 4. MADELINE SUGGS Library Club 3; Dionysians 2; SADD 3. 4; Drama Production 3; OHE 4; Close Up 4; Band I; Library Aide 3. 4. ALESIA TAYLOR FFA I. 2, 3. 4; SADD I. 2; C Club 1; Library Club 1; Close Up I; Pep Club 1; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. V. W. TERRY FFA 2. mcarthur thomas Library Club 1; FTA 1; Fire Marshals I; Football 1.2. 3. 4; Close Up 3; Dean s Aide 2; Library Aide 1.2; Track 1; Student of the Month I; C Club 1. 2. 3. 4; FFA 1. 2. 3 SHARON THOMAS HERO 4; A Cappella Choir 2; All Region Choir 2; Drama Production 4; Counselor's Aide 1. STACEY LYNNETTE THOMAS Cheerleader 1; Teacher's Aide 3; Spanish Club 2; Dionysians 2; Journalism Workshop 3: Quill Scroll 3. 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4. CANDACE ELIZABETH TIPTON DECA 3. 4; Sec. 4; Counselor s Aide 3. JERONICA TURNER Library Club; DECA; FTA; Art; C Club; SADD; FHA; FFA; Girls' Choir; Close Up; Pep Club; Dean s Aide; Library Aide; Track. KATHERINE ELIZABETH TURNER Annual Staff 4; Bend 1. 2, 3; Teacher's Aide 3. 4; Track 1; Computer Teacher 4. SON DR A TURNER Art 1.2; SADD 3. 4; FFA 3. 4; Photography Club 4; Regional Marching Band 2; Prom Committee 3; Office Aide 2; Pep Club 2; Band 1. 2; Annual Staff 4; Dean's Aide 3. ANDRE KELVIN VALLEY Spanish Club 2; Fire Marshals 4; Dionysians 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4; “C Club 3. 4; SADD 3. 4; Student of the Month 4; Blood Donor 4; Pep Club 2; FCA 4; Homeroom Rep 1. 2; Dean s Aide 3. 4; Track Mgr. 2. 3. 4; Football Mgr. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1; Mgr. 2. 3. 4. ANTHONY KEITH VALLEY Spanish Club 2; Quiz Bowl 4; Dionysians 2; Pres. 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Pres. 4; NJHS 1. 2; NHS 3. 4; Student of the Month 2, 3; Governor's School 4; Drama Production 1, 2. 3. 4; All Region Choir 3; A Cappella Choir 3. 4; Madrigals 3. 4; Close Up 4; Pep Club 2; Student Council VP 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Rep. 1. ANDREA WILLIAMS Spanish Club 2; SADD 3; Regional Marching Bend 3. 4; Drama Production 1. 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. AMANDA WILLIAMS SADD 4; HERO 4; Dionysians 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Drama Production 2; Band I, 2. MARSALKJS MARC EE WATSON SADD 3.4; C Club 3.4; Spanish Club 2; Close Up 3.4; FCA 4; Track 1.2.3.4; Football 1. 2.3.4; Basketball 4; A Cappella Choir 3. 4; Madrigals 4. Seniors 107 LANCE DEWEY WHALEY II SADD 3. 4; FBLA 4; COE 4: Spanish Club 2; FCA I. 2. 3. 4: Tennis I. 2. 3. 4 GLORIA PATRICIA WHITE FFA 2; FHA 2; Spanish Club I. 2; DECA 3. 4; VP 4: FTA 2; Journalism Workshop 3; Girls Choir 3; Pep Club 2. TONIA MASSET WILFORD SADD 3. 4; NJHS 1.2; Spanish Club 2; Dionysians 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4; Conservation Club 4. Student of the Month 3: A Cappella Choir 3. 4. Madrigals 4; Drama Production I. 2. 3. 4; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Silks 1. 2, 3.4; Dean's Aide 4. FOSTER WILLIAMS JR Spanish Club 2; Dionysians 2; NJHS 1.2; SADD 3. 4; Regional Marching Band 1.2. 3; Drama Production 1.3. 4: Governor s School Conference 3. 4; Regional Math Contest I. 2. 3. 4; Close Op 4; Pep Club 2; Student Council VP 4; Band I. 2. 3; Annual Staff 4; Tennis 3. 4; Best Dressed 4; Close Up National Conference 4. JENNIFER WILLIAMS FHA 1; SADD 4; FBLA 3; FTA 2; DECA 2; Library Club 1; Journalism Workshop 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Pep Club I; Dean s Aide 3. JOHN HENRY WILLIAMS Spanish Club 2; FTA 2. 3. 4; Dionysians 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3. 4; NHS 3. 4; Conservation Club 3 SADD 3. 4; Student of the Month 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Madrigals 4, Regional Marching Band 2. 3. 4; Drama Production 1.2. 3. 4; Drum Major 4; Pep Club 2; Student Council Rep I. 2. Band 2. 3. 4; Homeroom Rep. 4; Tennis 4; Regional Math Contest I. 2. 3. 4; Usher at Graduation 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; All-Region Band 3; G T. 2. SARENA WILLIAMS DECA 3. 4; FTA 4; FBLA 3. 4; SADD 3. 4; FHA I. 2. 4; Pep Club 1.2: Prom Committee 4; Magazine Sales 4 TRAVIS EARL WILLIAMS DECA 4; Art 1. 2; Boys' State 3; Jump Rope-a-thon 1; Blood Donor 3; Senior Gift Committee 4; Honor Roll 1. 3. TURELL WILLIAMS Fire Marshals I; C Club 1. 2; FFA I. 2. 3; Decathalon 3. 4; Class Clown 3. 4; FCA 4; Homeroom Rep 2; Track 1.2. 3. 4; Football I. 2. 4; Basketball I. 4; SADD I. 2; FHA I. 2. 3. KEN WILLIE FFA 2; SADD 4; Dean s Aide I; Library Club 1; FTA 2; Art 3; Pep Club I; Student Council 1; Homeroom Rep. 1; C Club 2; Track 2; Football 3 Basketball 1 WAVERLE Wll SON SADD 3; Conservation 3: Spanish Club 1. 2; Art I. 2; DECA 4; Dionysians 2; Drama Production 1. 2; Band I. 2 CALVIN WINFIELD JOHNNY WINSTON SADD 4 FFA I. DECA 1 Basketball 2. CHRISTOPHER C. WOOD Art 4; Golf 4 CATHY LYNN WOOD DECA 4 Volleyball I. 2. BILL YOUNG Library Club I. 2; FTA I. 2. 3. 4; C Club I; SADD 1.2; FHA I; FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; Drama Production I; Pep Club 2; FCA 4; Track I. 2: Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Art 1. WORKING Hendrix Safeway Harold Roach is presently employed at Safeway in West Helena. He works to have extra spending money since his father had heart surgery. He said his boss is very understanding. Harold plans to join the (J.S. Army. Curtis Barnes works six days a week at Hen- drix Shoes. He likes working because it gives him something to do with his time, plus make money. He said his boss is nice, understanding, and down-to-earth. He is required to wait on cus- tomers and to sell shoes. McDonald’s Tamgril Varner is employed at McDonald's. She enjoys working for the money because it gives her a chance to be independent and buy some of the extra luxuries of life. She likes her boss because he is a good businessman. She is expected to wear a uniform consisting of a shirt, pants, bow tie, and hat. New Orleans Angel Summerhill works at New Orleans Fried Chicken. The best thing about her job is meeting friends. The worst thing about her job is coming home smelling like chicken. This job isn't some- thing she plans to do in the future, but she does plan to keep it till she graduates. She is required to be prompt and smile at all times. She said, It's a wonderful place to work!” Golden Corral Stacia Baker enjoys working at the Golden Corral. She works there because she is able to meet and be around people. Her boss cares about what others think and to her that makes a good boss. She is required to wear a uniform, work hard, be nice to customers, and wait on the tables. no 9TC5! Merchants Farmers Shewanda Apcison is employed at Merchants and Farmers Bank in West Helena. She files checks, sends out bank statements, runs the postage machine, and pictures insurance papers. Shewanda likes her boss and she says he expects the very best of her. She works an average of 25 hours a week. She said she works because, I feel like it will help me out in the future of the business world. Smith’s Dept. Store Jennifer Smith is employed by her parents Herbert and Ethel Smith at Smith's Department Store. She said, It's harder working for your parents than for others! She works to have money to spend. She is also employed at the First National Bank in Helena where she works an average of 8 hours a week. Downtown Deli Janet Brocato is employed at The Downtown Deli, a new business on Cherry Street. She waits on customers, makes sandwiches, and cleans. She is allowed to work in any type of clothing that she wishes. She works 20 to 25 hours a week for the money and experience. Hay’s Big Star Carol Ray is employed at Hay's Big Star. She works an average of twenty hours a week. She enjoys meeting new people, but doesn't like work- ing late on weekdays. She is required to have pa- tience and check out the customers. PATRONS: HART SHOES Cleburne Ave. Presbyterian Church Casqui in SMILE T3 c rOOiflw hu02 orai iwmxo H fncs h w m — r o 2 m — jo n Mr. Kelly Pearson Ms. Suzanne Rowland Mr. Billy Smith Ms. Thelma Bryant TEACHER M O S T A T T R A C T V E Mr. John Garofas : ■ i EC ’ 111 FAVORITES m o s T Mrs. Rugenal Anderson Mr. Charles McGhee I R I T Mrs. Elaine Nash Mrs. Pat Freemyer FACULTY 115 'ooi rOOiow hwO J omwwmjDD Hc tmw Ht ni — po2h- tjtj THI HEHIT HILIM SCHOOL BOMB Sealed — Left to Right: Mr. Walter Darnell. Board Member; Mr. Tom Miller. Board Member. Dr. Tom Cheney. Superintendent of Schools; Mr. Willis Williams. Asst. Superintendent; Dr. Arthur Cartlidge. Deputy Superintendent of Schools: Eddie Calhoun. Board Member; Mr. Bobby Brown. Board Member; Mrs. Ulysses J. Williams. Board Member; Mr. Henry Richmond. Board Member; Mr. Watson Light. Board Member; and Mr. John Brownlee. Administrative Assistant LANGUAGE ARTS Mrs. Rugenal Anderson Mr. Edgar Bland Mrs. Carolyn Boone Mr. Gerrye Crabb Mrs. Norah Farrah Mrs. Pat Freemyer Ms. Stephanie Graznak Mrs. Lanie Nash Mrs. Bess Pace Mrs. Ann Porter Mrs. Carolyn Pittman Mrs. Virginia Randall Mrs. Susie Talcott Not Pictured Mrs. Melinda Payne FACULTY 117 BUSINESS SPECIAL ED. WILLIAM DAVISON KATHERINE SHANNON WILLIE ALLEN ETTA BLAND UNWOOD DAVIS BOB STACJB CONNIE BANKS UNDA GANT HOME ECONOMICS Juasita Seaton Eddy Jones Tommie L. Jones FINE ARTS Dennis Burton Stephen Alsup Christy Shackelford Betty Powell Thelma Bryant Kelly Pearson Foster Williams Linwood Davis Carol Ragsdale John Garofas FACULTY 119 SUPPORT PERSONNEL Dr. Linda Wesson 11-12 Building Principal Mr. James Holmes Supervising Principal Mrs. Roxie Thomas 9-10 Building Principal Mr. Tom McClain Mr. Alfred Billingsley Mr. Jerry Henson Mr. Mike Hardin Mrs. Nell Sample Mrs. Edith Wilson Mrs. Cindy Lewis Mrs. Stella Owens Mrs. Cora Blakely Mrs. Katherine Jackson Mrs. Pat Waites Mrs. Ruby Johnson Mrs. Anita Laureles Ms. Dot Shaw MATH Ms. Karyn Infield Mr. Wesley Hargis Mr. Aaron Stark Mrs. Jannette Epes Mr. Nathaniel Jefferson Mrs. Lora Radford Mr. Earnest Simpson SCIENCE Mr. Billy Smith Chairperson Mr. Marvin Smith Mrs. Mary Smith Chairperson FACULTY 121 CAFETERIA WORKERS Ruth Braden Beulah Terry Dolly Young Johnny Jackson Sidney McCurley John Phillips A. J. Foreman Earnest Groves Congratulations. Baby Congratulations. Kathy Love, Granny B. 123 Compliments of Safeway Store West Helena 72390 (Classic (Creations Brenba Corbitt Hair • Skin • brails 501-572-5863 669 (f)aklnnb Aunuir Helena, AH 723-12 Congratulations and best wishes to the class of 1988 Hendrix Shoes 819 Highway 49B West Helena. AR 72390 RUSS CAROL SALVIA Partner Manager GOLDEN CORRAL FAMILY STEAKHOLSE (501) 572 1211 Crane Service Rental Equipment Rental 24 Hr wrecker service Hwy 49 W P 0 BOX 2535 west Helena, ar 72390 572-2564 AutO Truck Parts salvage Yard Paint BODY SHOP (501)338-9104 iN0'jST« 'es Dixie Glass Supply STORE FRONTS • STEEL DOORS CONTRACT HARDWARE • OVERHEAD DOORS ACOUSTICAL CEILINGS 209 RIGHTOR ST. HELENA, ARKANSAS 72342 Compliments of MABIE FURNITURE CO. Not the Biggest — But the Biggest Value ' 105 Missouri St. 338-8181 ADS 125 TED W. DUENSING, D.O. 133-B NEWMAN DRIVE TELEPHONE HELENA, ARKANSAS 338-3494 WHOLESALE BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. Mikeli Mitchell Phone (501) 572-3731 hwy 49B PO Box 5437 west Helena Arkansas 72590 CAGLE’S EXXON 161 N. Sebastian West Helena, AR 572-9942 Ail types Auto Repair Auto Air Conditioning 4 Wheel Drive Rebuild Drive Shafts 525 North •Srtvwtian Wc t Helena. AD 72VO (501) 572-7886 VISUAL EXAM • CONTACT LENSES ' OPTICAL DISPENSARY CIIAKIJCY M. CHi:. 0.0. IMM-TOK OK OITOMKTKV WEST HELENA FURNITURE COMPANY Home of Fine Furniture 133 Plaza Street — Phone 572-3737 West Helena, AR Bassett Furniture Gallery 202 Garland 572-2601 TELEPHONE 15011 336 7123 Emergencies isoii 338-7200 CLJUJ!. Pittman, 2 .VM MIDLAND HEIGHTS ANIMAL HOSPITAL OFFICE HOURS 625 OAKLAND Bv appointment HELENA ARKANSAS 72342 ot 'XSPA1 0RAPHICS Custom Screen Printing 423 CHERRY STREET HELENA ARKANSAS 72342 George James 501-338-3481 Compliments of Central Drugs Compliments McDonalds J D Auto Sales Hwy 49 Napa Auto 572-3451 338-7451 Compliments of Citizens Funeral Home,Inc. 508 E. Plaza St. West Helena, AR 72390 ARWOODS CUSTOM JEWELRY 667 Oakland Ave. Helena. Ark. 72342 572-2306 Fine Quality Jewelry at low prices Compliments of Southern Hardware Wholesale Exclusively Highway 49 West P.O. Box 2498 W. Helena 72390 “Everything for the lady who sews” Short’s Fabric Center 143 Cherry St. Helena. AR 72390 ADS 127 YOUR BANKERS.. YOUR FRIENDS i r MERCHANTS 6 FARMERS DANK of West Helena Member FDIC Compliments Of LEVINE E N T E R I R I S E S Bradfield Printing Company 306 Cherry Street • Helena. Arkansas (501) 338-8108 or 338-6696 Discount Office Products Helena. Arkansas • Montieello, Arkansas • Quality Printing • Screen Printing • Office Supplies • Office Furniture XEROX Authowatf Sale 4«enl • Computer Supplies • Computer Forms • Xerox Copiers • Xerox Memory Writers (Call Io hr Oamooalration Detail ) Congratulations Seniors Helena Cotton Oil O’Conner St. Helena. AR 72342 Congratulations Seniors of ’88! ADS 129 Planters Service and Sales, Incorporated P.O. Box 2488 West Helena, AR 72390 BEST WISHES DR. McDaniel Downtown Deli 420 Cherry Helena, AR 338-6120 Congratulations Janet and Dana Barbara and Billy Bostick 11 Cherry Street Helena, Ark. 72342 “We appreciate your business” Helena Florist Compliments of Video City 414 Cherry St. Helena, Ark. 72342 338-9151 PRECISION MACHINING TWIN CITY MACHINE SHOP '099 SO BiSCOE PO BOX 2208 HELENA AH 72342 WEST HELENA. AH 72390 Shop 338 7133 J T MORRIS Res 572-2425 FRED GARRISON Res 572 3593 Congratulations Candace, From the Catfish House Mark Bell Congratulations, Mark Bell and Dell Chambers From Morning Star Baptist Church South Biscoe, Helena, AR Rev. G. H. Harrison Good Luck! Smith’s Department Store We love you, Mom and Dad Jennifer Smith Congratulations, Susanne and Seniors of 88 Congratulations Sweetheart! I Love You! Perry ADS 131 Congratulations, Mark and Seniors of 88 You’ve Made It! Sherwin Williams Amy Jada we clowned, We partied and we jammed We’ll always be friends Wilson’s Sporting Goods 429 Cherry Street Helena, AR 72342 501-338-7618 Congratulations, A. B. Helena National Bank Salks Skrvick EVWRUDE t- fwttm oultJomM Three-Wheeler Repair Sportsman’s Paradise BOBBY RAY — VIRGIL GRAVENMIER — RAY CHISM 1044 HWY. 49 W. WEST HELENA. AR 72390 501 PHONE 572-4177 ADS 133 Congratulations, Carla We love you Sene Chel CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1988!! 212 NORTH SEBASTIAN WEST HELENA. ARK. Mom Dad Leonard Congratulations. Mike We Love You Candace Jeanna Lisa Congratulations, Carla We love you, Mom, Dad and Carol I Love You, Carla I’m proud of you, Mom UaUnn 4 PfMCM Ughl FLOWERS ANO GIFTS 10 SOUTH Sfh PMONt 5J2-J7S$ WIST H|UNA AIK. 72)00 © CARO CNCIOSCO Congratulations, Michelle We Love You, Mom and Dad Congratulations. Waverle, Congratulations, Karla and Melissa We are proud of you. Dana Love. Mom and Dad Love and Congratulations. Karla Love. Mom and Dad M W Electric 1099 South Biscoe Helena. AR 72342 338-3364 The Daily World Helena World Publishing Co. 417 York Street P.O. Box 340 Helena. Ark. 72342 338-9181 135 Lance Dewey, You’ve come a long way, baby. We love you and we are proud of you. Love, Mom. Dad Stew. Becky “How beautiful is Youth! How bright it gleams with its illusions, aspirations, dreams!” Longfellow “Youth smiles without any reason. It is one of its chiefest charms.” Oscar Wilde Congratulations From The Women’s Clinic Brian Emmons Computer Consultant Rt. 1 Box 51 Lonoke, AR 72086 (501)378-4376 Karen 1 Ml. West of Walnut Corner Green’s Printing Marie Green Rt. 1 Box 109G Poplar Grove, AR 572-6997 6e Amy Andy’s Diesel Repair Shop Home 501 -572-6997 572-4239 Andy Green K L Starter Repair Rt. 1 Box 109G Poplar Grove, AR 72374 501-572-6997 David Cross Lisa ADS 137 Congratulations Graduating Seniors of Second Baptist Church! The road that you will travel is an up one and will follow you the rest of your life. So make slow careful steps and when in doubt, rely on the wisdom and experience of your church family because we will always be here for you with God s help. We’ve Only Just Begun! Kim Allen Synetra Burrell Friends Forever The years may pass between us and time spent apart may change us. Still, the promises made, the lessons learned, the bridges built, and the determination buried deep within us, will serve only to strengthen those ever-present ties that bind us. We will always cherish the memories at CHS and the memories to come at ClALR Little Rock or Bust Congratulations To Mark Bell. A Wonderful Son! Being a Man. by son, is more than fighting with sticks and stones. Being a man is more than these two alone. Being a man is having courage and faith in God. Being a man comes from deep within the heart. Being a man is doing the things that are right. Things that are pleasing in God's sight. With love. Mother We wish you the best Love. Mom. Dad. and Chuck Congratulations Graduating Seniors Ye are of God. little children, and have overcome them because greater is he that is in you, than he that is in the world. John 4:4 Allen Temple A.M.E. ADS 139 Friendships Like Ours last Forever! Christy and Paige 140 You’ve finally made it. We are very proud of you. We love you, Mom, Dad, Gary, Gene, Sherry Jada, we thank God for you and we love you, Mom and Dad Congratulations, Carol Love, Terry First Baptist Church 125 North Coranya West Helena Congratulations Seniors of 1988 141 1TWtfa I I St. Mary’s Catholic Church Congratulations, Mag You finally made it Congratulations, Seniors Anthony Rose Michael Notto Kyle Miller Carla Cox Debbie Turner Janet Brocato Susanne Hargraves Jennifer Smith Love Don, Mom, and Carrie Ann Congratulations Samantha, Love Mom and Dad Refuse to be lonely, Fight for happiness, And above all be kind. May God continue to bless and keep you We Love you Ross B. Bell Mom, Dad, David, James IV, Marsha, Capri Little Sprout, and your grandparents Holiday Conoco Congratulations, Michael and Jeff Leeann, Becky Grandma, Grandpa Congratulations Mike Jeff JOHM W. DEVERS ASSOCIATES Specialists In Metals JOHN W. DEVERS 2342 BIRCHTON DR. 901-755-0239 GERMANTOWN. TN 38138 Congratulations Jane, you have been a joy to us. We jjjfc f love you very much. Mom, Dad, Cecilia, Billie ' Bob If Congratulations, Christy! Don’t stop now. Love, Uncle Robert Congratulations, Christie We Love You Mom, Dad. Susanna and Taylor Bounds 9! . on jf.ltwl.itions. Ruby' Seek ye first I he 1of God and his righteousness and all these things shall be . Jfc added unto you. Matthew 6:33 ; I ove. Mom and Oemetria Congratulations Michelle We love you Mom and Dad 145 Delana Buzzard It’s been a wonderful life. It’s just beginning. B S Tax Service 632 North Sebastian West Helena, Ark. 72390 572-2716 “Saving your tax dollars is our business” Congratulations, Delana and Seniors of ’88 LPl 10. Mag Hopper 6. Lynn Shenep 4. Christy Pritchett 7. Debbie Turner 5. Carol Ray 3. A. B. Naylor Remember XMas. Playing house, and selling ads. Never lose touch. The best of Friends are for the best of memories Congratulations Tonia From Jeremy and Mama Congratulations. Christie Our Number One Granddaughter you. Irvin. Shirley. Paul and Elizabeth We love We’ve watched both of you grow up. We have something to be proud of: Love The Heliums and Pritchett Families Congratulations, Tundra and Stephanie B S Tax 148 ADS Congratulations, Christie I love you, Grandmother Congratulations, Karen We love you Dad, Mom, Lisa, Mamaw, Aunt Liz, Michael ARMY Be All You Can Be! Lofton: 572-1059 Viki We love you. We are Proud of you. Mom, Rene ADS 149 REYER Aim X m Monopoly Monopoly is THE game to play The dice in your hot hand can send you to jail or past Go to collect $200. A house on Park Avenue, the Water Works, and a row of real property on your way to Boardwalk can bring in the money and the fun. You can play best when you have your favorite token. How about some Forever Cool Cougar sunglasses to wear to improve your luck? Converse Converse lowtops are neat, but Converse hightops are cool. If you don't have Converse, you can still chill with Reeboks. British Knight. Autrey, L. A. Gear. FILA. or Roos. Cheeseburgers Cheeseburgers are probably not fattening, but they are THE cool between-meal snack. Your favorite cheeseburgers may come from the menu at McDonald s. Casqui's. Golden Corral. Central's Cafeteria, or your mother's kitchen. Jeans Sunglasses Sunglasses make the uncool cool and cool cooler. Dark lenses, dark or bright frames (purple, golden yellow, turquoise, black. Cougar red or blue), and coordinating neck cords give the laid-back, cool-out look to anybody. Some wear Ray bans, rhinestone cateyes. Wayfarers, or Wal-Mart specials. The coolest jeans are the ones you like best and the ones that are most comfortable to wear For some, the most comfortable are the ones that are the oldest and most faded out. Some like the ripped look and some like the new look. The hottest new look is acid, or frosted, and stonewashed jeans. They are available in bright colors such as yellow, pink, turquoise, red. and purple to liven up your day. Designer jeans are still in, and tight as ever. Slide into your Levi's, button, or zip fly. Guess. Palmetto's. Used, or Bongo's. Rock n’ Roll Rock n' Roll first hit in the '50's. The bright new star was 0vis. Teenagers loved him and parents hated him. Rock n' Roll has come a long way and can go a long way with the portable Walkman radios or the jam boxes. Rock n' Roll will never die! Old songs are making their way back to the top of the charts Some oldies are Heard It Through the Grapevine. Lean On Me. and Earth Angel No! It can't be! Not the alarm clock again! It's time to roll out of bed and crawl into the shower for a real eye-opener. Pull out your worst pair of jeans and an old sweatshirt. Grab a honey bun and a glass of milk, kiss your mom good bye, and head for the real world. Don't despair, school only lasts seven hours. Grab those books, pens, and pencils and start preparing those essays. Just when you think you can't take any more of the REAL WORLD, the 2:45 bell rings, and you're suddenly alive again. Din-din time! Mom has prepared that mouth-watering dinner that could make anyone want to sit and relax afterward. While watching those favorite TV shows such as The Cosby Show. Cheers. Moonlighting, and Growing Pains. it's homework time! §b 155 Finally, bedtime has arrived! Time to catch those i s. Snack-Time 1. What is spongy and is creamy inside? 2. What is yummy and you bite a chip every time? 3. What is peanutty. but also chocolatey good? 4. What is munch-buncha good? 5. What melts in your mouth, but not in your hands? 6. What is sweet with a hole in the middle? 7. What is hard with red stripes all over it? 8. What is round and you can t leggo of it? ' I’ • • Trivia . . . s |jje y 0663 8 aueo ApueD e [_ inuqBnop b 9 s.WGW S soiijj p sdno jaiinq-inuBdd sashay £ ! |oo3 diiQ 9)B|ODoq3 z 9!MU!M1 ssajsoH I excuses, excuses, excuses... 157 AJfrwl fUlirvj y 159 TEACHERS’ TURN “Why did you decide to teach?” I have taught school since I was five. My first students were my two baby dolls. Shirley Temple and Mr. Bear. I can remember carefully lining them up on the porch steps of my grandmother s house and singing the ABC song to them. They never raised their hands or opened their mouths, but I thought they were pretty smart. However, the final decision was made when I was a junior in high school. My biology teacher. Mrs. Winfred Turner, was my inspiration. She was so interested in each of us. In her sincere, unique way she helped us realize our potential I have dreamed of being like her — to work with a positive manner to touch lives of other youth. I hope I have! Pat Freemyer Mrs. Pat Freemyer I teach because of its many challenges. In teaching. I learn as well as teach. Teaching is a people-oriented career, and I enjoy working with young people hot only do I work with the students, but also the parents, faculty, and administration. The high school years are a time of transition from childhood to adulthood. I like to feel that I help facilitate this process. I not only teach them subject matters, but also about themselves and the world. In vocational education. I prepare young people for the real world by providing them both the training students require for successful employment and the education they need for personal fulfillment. When my students reflect a far broader un- derstanding of the purpose of education. I realize then that I have gotten something out of the deal. John Doc Turner John ‘Doc’’ Turner Teaching was my second career choice, but has since become my first in importance. In teaching, there are complicated responsibilities, but many re- wards. I feel that I have and will continue to succeed in the task of offering young people the skills, knowl- edge. confidence, and support that they need In order to achieve economic independence and personal sat- isfaction in the real world. When I observe the changes in attitudes and skills of my students. I realize that teaching is what I want to continue to do. Thelma Bryant Miss Thelma Bryant I decided to become a teacher for three reasons. First, I love teaching people. Second, my whole life seems to be involved in instructing people about something. Last, my beloved sister influenced me in my chosen profession. John Garofas I believe I have the ability to penetrate the thick walls built up In the students' minds to prevent an education from making it through. I love being a light at the end of the tunnel in their minds. Rugenal Anderson I can't remember ever wanting to do anything other than teach . .. Maybe because I've always liked learning. And I was fortunate enough to have a real teacher in my life. I think that that can make a real difference. When someone believes in you. it helps you to believe in yourself. I guess that I just wanted a chance to pass that along. Stephanie Graznak I wanted to be a teacher since I was five years old. I always wanted to know Why?'' and I still do. But once I got this information. I wanted to share it. I used to play school' with my younger brothers, and when they escaped the classroom. I had an imaginary class. I love teaching. I tried to stop teaching for a couple of years, but I couldn't stay away. I missed being with my kids” and helping them to fulfill their dreams. Susie Takott 161 CHILLIN’ WITH THE COACHES COACH GANDOLPH COACH PACE COACH AVERY COACH SMITH I COACH PILKINGTON COACH GANT 162 rii Ui til “It’s All In The State Of Mind” If you think you are beaten, you are; If you think you dare not. you won’t; If you like to win but don't think you can, It is almost a cinch that you won't. If you think you’ll lose, you'll lose, For out in the world you’ll find. Success begins with a fellow’s will. It’s all in the state of mind. For many a game is lost Ere even a play is run. And many a coward fails Ere even his work 1s begun. Think big, and your deeds will grow Think small, and you’ll fall behind. Think that you you can. and you will. It’s all in the state of mind. Life’s battles don’t always go To the stronger or faster man. But sooner or later, the man who wins Is the fellow who thinks he can. i 163 CHILLIN’ ON THE GRIDIRON Junior Ricky Foreman, number 8. carries the ball toward the goal line as the Clarksdale Wildcats try to stop him. Foreman ran 171 yards against Clark sdale. Ill fo« Erv . Burre . O'Shea Burr . Derrick Hughe . Andrew Terry. Greg Stoke . Now William . An I wen Know! (on. Galve ter Bcan'.ley. Fredrick WlUcn. R ky Foreman. Kenneth Wilfce 2nd row Kevin Pendklon Nathaniel Bailey. BJIy Young Robert Gant. MichaH Sim . Band B «g lry. JeWery Tate Dewayne William . Aibcey Buchanan. Maurice Smithy Tyrua Sloan 3rd row Kenny Swope Gerald Boy lark Derrick John ion David Jacob . Carl M er. KyW Newkirk. Mark Hardy Jam Kmiey. Turre Wlfcam . H.II Yocng. Fredd Ha k.n 4th tow Airo led Grant Harvey Buflock. MkIukH Edmond. Benny Baker. D hun Robert . Verde Ander on. Marsalius WaUon. Michael Cannon. Jcaeph Flower . Dew.lt Given h row Shawn Minor. Frrddw Greer. Robert Vaiey McArthur Thoma . Jame Reed. Anthony Brewer. V.ncenl Craig, Oti Bank . Lawrence M r ha . Marcu BaOey. Bart Brown 6th row Andre Va ey mgr. Ricky John on. mgr . Ivory Mew. mgr Anthony Milton mgr Michael Truemper. Tim Stark . Frank Blocker. Anthony Jone . B y Brocato. Ricky Jone . Kent Stevenion. mgr Central 15 V Clarkvdate 18 Central 7 V. Memphn Weelwood 10 Central 20 V. Little Rock Hal 18 Central V. Little Rock Parkview (forfeit) Central 6 V. Forreet City 0 Central 3 V. We « Memphi 7 Central 33 V. fVyiheville 7 Central 42 V. Marianna 14 Central 0 V Jonetboro 15 The Cougars had a good season this year. Their win-loss record was 5-4, and they were 3-2 in the AAAA conference. The Cougars, led by sophomore quarterback Andrew Duddo Terry, and the outstanding running of Slick” Ricky Foreman re- mained a constant throughout the season. Sophomore Jeff “Bo Tate came to life in the latter half of the season with some game- winning touchdowns. Few opponents could stop the running game of the Cougars as the defense sparked the team on even more by keeping the opponents’ scores to a minimum. The Cougars were blessed with very few major injuries, except for players James Reed, who broke his leg in the game against Blythe- ville, James Kinsey, who separated a shoulder in the game against Jonesboro, and Turell Williams, who was injured in the game against Clarksdale. The Cougars missed these players for part of the season. To the Cougars, we love you. Thanks for the season of success. SPORTS 165 GYMNASTICS Pictured here from left to right — LaTasha Terry. Shelly Turner. Monica Matthews. Christy Patton, Brook Owens. Felicia Smith. Leslie Hawkins. Lisa Oxner. and Brandy Hanley. Kim Owens and Shawnessi Pilkington are shown here chillin' in gym- The gymnastics managers include: Left: Mark Hardy, Middle: Angela nasties practice. Williams, and Right: Tommy Naylor. Left: Monica Feemster and Right: Rebekah Harrison. Left: Madelyn Baker Middle: Megan Henson Right: Raul George Gymnastics not only takes ability and co-ordination like other sports but also a great deal of nerves. Just imagine being upside down in the air with only one inch of padding underneath you. SPORTS 167 VOLLEYBALL 1987-88 168 Lawanda Marthall t u up lot • groat bump Ton Frazier. Orsui Garner Sharon Crunpton. Corxba Adam . Shan la Terry. Roalyn HUkery. Akce Bennett. Janice Patrice Rush tuts a powerful bump Edmond. Pattie Burnside. Donna Knowlton. Shunt Sheared. Patrice Rush. Lawonda Marshas. Cynthia Thomas and coach Marvin Smith The Cougarettes were runner-up in the District and Number four in the state. Their win-loss record was 10-2. Patrice Rush and Donna Knowlton spiked numerous balls set by Pattie Burnside. Tonja Frazier and Ursula Garner bumped every ball that was spiked over by the opponent, if it wasn't blocked by Condra Adams or Shunta Sheared. Patrice Rush and Donna Knowlton were named to All-State and All-District. The Cougarettes were coached by Marvin Smith and Linda Gant. Coach Smith was named Coach of the Year' at the District Tournament in November at Forrest City. SPORTS 69 COUGAR BASKETBALL Front Row: Walter Simpson. Frank Blocker. David Graham. 2nd Row: Michael Dog Brown. Arthur Dixon. Greg Thomas. Howard Eaton. Back Row: Carl Miller. Michael Hancock. Albert Gates, and Roderick Arter. Frank Blocker makes a tricky pass against Blytheville. Seniors: Frank Blocker, Michael Brown. David Graham Not Pictured: Darryl Jackson Michael Mooose Thornton eyes the basket as he prepares to pace the Darryl Jackson with a crowd shocking monster-slam against tne Chickasaw opponent. Forrest City Mustangs. The Central Cougars had a very successful sea- son. The team was led by seniors Frank Blocker. Michael Brown and Darryl Jackson. The Cougars had one of the best seasons since the '83-'84 sea- son. With three games left to play in the regular season, their win-loss record was 13-6 and 5-3 in the conference, one of the best conference records in the state. The Cougars were in the Humnoke Invitational tournament on Dec. 7, 9. 10, 12. They won the tournament by defeating four teams. Frank Blocker led the offense, and Mike Brown and David Graham made the three's when it really counted. Darryl Jackson and Howard Eaton were the inside force to grab the rebounds off the glass, and put it back up for a deuce. Carl Miller played high-post to finish out the starting five. SPORTS 171 Manager Aubrey Buchanan. Not Pictured: Andre Valley Front Row: Tim Knowiton. Robert Valley, Ivory Minor, and Anton Leaks Back Row: Anthony Milton. Akim Sharpe. Purvis Watson, and Larceil Harris The Central Cougar B” team win- loss record is 8 and 5 on the year and 3 and 4 in the conference. They were led by players Tim Knowiton. Robert Valley and Purvis Watson. SPORTS 173 Cougars clowning around before practice. COCJGARETTE BASKETBALL 174 Synetra Burrell battles with an opponent over the ball. Front Row: Sheila Johnson. Darlene Miller. Jolande Glass. Sandra Thomas. Yolanda Ghant. Mavis Neal. Tammy Geeter. Patrice Rush, Shunta Sheard. Francine Hawkins. Synetra Burrell, and Valerie Cartwright. Valerie Cartwright shoots a running jumper against Darlene brings it up court against the Forrest City Mustangs, the Blytheville Chiekasaws. SPORTS 175 TENNIS Returning players are: Constance Stayton. Vlki Bynum, Shawnessi Pilkington, Stacy Baker. Dewayne Graham, Jane Still. Johnny Robinson. Joe Chu. Walter Simpson. Akim Sharpe, Scott Sevier, and Tim Lumpkin, also Susanne Hargraves. March 29 West Memphis vs. Central Here April 4 West Memphis vs. Central There April 7 Jonesboro vs. Central There April 11 Forrest City vs. Central Here April 12 Jonesboro vs. Central Here April 14 Blytheville vs. Central There April 25 Forrest City vs. Central There April 30 April 6-7 District Tournament State Tournament West Memphis Coach Walter Simpson The tennis team has a great team. They're coached by Walter Simp- son. Seniors Viki Bynum. Jane Still. Susanne Har- graves. Johnny Robin- son. Stacy Baker, Joe Chu, Tim Lumpkin are the returning senior play- ers on the team. Tennis requires a lot of skill and the Cougars have It. GOLF Front Row: Tillman Pittman. O'Shea Burrell. James Wood. Jon Sanders. Ross Bell Back Row: Stuart Juengel, Mark Howard. Chris Abram. Chris Wood. Not Pictured: Barry Pettie and Hank King. The golf team is coached by Mrs. Jannette Epes. The team practiced their swing and teeing off and went into the season well prepared. SPORTS 177 ♦ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ . 178 ¥ ¥ ★ ♦ ¥ ¥ ♦ ¥ ¥ SpOTM r 1 C «piavi Marian Stark «xaplajp Tangnl V rntr The Central cheerleaders spent 3ne week of Juljipt CMe Miss University at chccrleading camp. They received two trophies, one excellent and seven superior ribbons They practiced for the remainder of the summer, and on Tuesdays. Wednesdays anJ Thursdays when school started It paid off when the Blues Festival came around on Oct 10 OuH|Wicerleaders competed against Clarendon. Mdrvell. and Desoto schools. Central took The first place win. Pictured above from left to right are Shannon Millican. MichaileT Oliver. Jane Still. Jeannie Shields. TangriM Varner. Susanne Hargraves. ¥ essa Parker. Monica Debro. Marian Starks, and Denise Swindle. ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ . ★ Senio MlchHh- Ollve Sophomo e Douk Swmdk Sophomcwr Vanesao Poikci Codin' oul a (he F l Boy at camp CHEERLEADERS 179 COUGAR TRACK First Row — L to R: Aubrey Buchanan. Tutrel Williams. Galvester Brantley. Greg Eskridge. 2nd Row — L to R: Tommy Boyce. Andre Valley. Verdefl Anderson. Clarence Allen. Lawrence Marshall. Cherone Gamble. Herman Goldsberry. 3rd Row — L to R: Anthony Jones. Michael Jones. Barry Arter, Gerald Baylark. Terry Buchanan. Bogan Barnett, and Darvey Speed. Not Pictured: Marius Corbin and Marcus Russ. The Cougars are prac- ticing for this year's track season. Their first meet was March 1. The Cou- gars are coached by Ron Briggs and Charles Web- ster. 1st Row — L to R: Tammy Brown. Ursula Garner. Kimberly Robinson. Karen Harmon. Monica Debro. 2nd Row — L to R: Tanya Frazier. Shanta Sheard. Valerie Cartwright. Tracy Fuller. Fijita Burks. Tanya Miller, and Shanice hUTOGRhPHS AUTOGRAPHS 181 IN MEMORY OF SHAWN MILLER June 16, 1972 — July 25, 1987 . . and If I should ever go away. Well, then close your eyes and try to feel the way we do today; And then If you can remember: Keep smiling. Keep shining. Knowing you can always count on me — for sure. That's what friends are for. In good times, In bad times. I'll be on your side forevermore. 182 IN MEMORY OF ANTHONY WOODS April 7, 1969 — August 23, 1987 GOD S PROMISE I'll lend you for a little while A child of mine, He said. For you to love the while he lives And mourn for when he's dead. It may be six or seven years Or twenty-two or three. But will you till I call him back Take care of him for me? 183 imm rnm LEE DAVIS RODNEY CHARLES ANTHONY VALLEY DERRICK HUGHES LISA AVANCE LESTER LONG JOHN WILLIAMS TRESA SMITH DONNA HOBSON TINA SMITH KAREN CROSS LESA BRITT KIM ALLEN FRANK BLOCKER DAVID GRAHAM CAROL RAY DELANA BLIZZARD A. B. NAYLOR HONORS 185 OUTSTANDING STUDENTS The Outstanding Students are chosen by the teachers of Central High School for their leadership qualities exhibited in clubs, organizations, and other activities on camp is Junio James Christopher Abram ha bean Involved In many activities «luring his three years at Central He has been a member of the Library dub. Conservation Club. Thespians. Dtonysians. and has also contributed to tennis, god band, footbaM. and this year's ploy. ' The Music Man Senior Kimberly Michefte AJkn has been vice president ol the National Honor Society and SADD. a member of Mu Alpha Theta, the annual sta . Literary Msger e. NJMS. FT A FHA. Student CotOKil. the tennis team. band, the prom committee. Spanish Club, and the Pep Club Kim has also been on the CHS RiAe Line, a Dean s Aide, and on the drama production crews. She was Student of the Month and was named to Who's Who Among American High School Students. Scholastic AM American. Valentine's and Homecoming Courts, and the Honor RoM Her favorites are English, accounting, and tairnl pool classes which offer an opportunity for Independent work Senior Verdrii Anderson has played footbea and not track He was elected to the AAAA East AM District and AM State footbaM teams He was voted the outstanding lineman of the AAAA East Conference A member of the C Club and FCA. Verdei's favorite subjects are economics, physical education and aigrfcra Verdei's favorites about Central are moat of the class of 88 and nearly aM of the student body.' the sports, and the school colors. Sanior Lisa Ovette Avance Is president of FHA. a member of Student Council Mu Alpha Theta, and National Honor Society. She has been In the Spanish Club and the Girls' Chou Her honors include Student of the Month and bring a semi-finalist In the Youth Exchange program to go to Japan Her favorites at Central are American government, chemistry, being a Band-Aide and hanging out on the top of the Mi Senior Roa Bed has been In many dubs and activities mchdang Mu Alpha Theta. FCA. SADO. and C Club Htt honors Include bemg monber one on the golf team, outstanding student in DECA. Boys State. Who's Who Among American High School Students, and winning the NSAA Athletic Achievement Award His favorites about Central are analysis, chemistry, computer class, and the teachers because they are helpful Senior Frank Bernard Blocker is president of C Club, a member of Mu Alpha Theta. NHS. and FFA He is an outstanding athlete in footbaM. basketbaM. and track His honors include Boys State. Student Advisory Committee. Student of the Month. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Scholastic AM-American. Valentine's Court, and being voted Most Attractive for two consecutive years His favorites about Central are earth science, history. basketbaM. and fm-dhal rooiooN Senior Nikita Joann Bradm is a member of Mu Alpha Theta. FHA. Annual Staff, and Literary Meganne She has been a member of other organizations mckarMng FT A. National JiaHor Honor Society. Student CotatcM. Spanish Club. Pep Club. Drama Productions dean's aide, teacher’s aide, and participated In track earning undefeated dnirkt champs Her honors include Student oI the Month. Who s Who Among American fkgh School Students. Scholastic AM American, and honor roM Her favorites at Central are chemistry, algebra, and the teachers dedication to the students Senior Janet Marie Brocato has played an important role m many clubs snd organizations throughout her years at Central. Some of these are Thespians DCCA. SADD. FBLA. Dionysian . Spanish Club. NJKS. and Fire Marshal Janet has also been Dnan Majorette in band and stage manager of musical productions Her favorite things about Central are footbaM gvnes and Homecoming Senior Ban Brown hu been • stoning member of Central footbaB team He wat elected to the AAAA East A§ Conference and AM - Slate looebaB team Hr has r re rived many honor Indudng Student of the Month and third place in a world history contest. Hit clubs and activities Include NJKS. Spanish Club. Quiz Bowl, and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. His favorites about Central are history, biology. footboB. and weightlifting. Senior Yolanda Lotdse Burton is vice president of FTA. member of Close Up. SADO. and a teacher's aide She has been a member of FHA. Pep Club, newspaper staff. Spanish Club, and the drama production. She participated in the Gifted and Talented progrom. Her favorites about Central are physics and the new uym Senior Drtana FMen Buzzard Is a member of Thespians, newspaper staff, counselor's aide, and the musical. The Music Man She has been in Dionysians. Conservation Club, and speaking choir Her honors have Included Student of the Month. Who's Who. QuJI and Sen Girls' State, and the AEGIS program Her favorites about Central are Journalism and drama productions. Senior Karen Marie Cross Is secretary of MHS and is a member of Thespians. Mu Alpha Theta. Qtaz Bowl, and annual staff She has been in bond. Sponlsh Club. Dionysians. and the drama productions. Her honors include Student of the Month Scholastic AM-American. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Girls State. QtaM and Sen and AEGIS programs Her favorites at Central are her classes and annual staff Sophomore Christopher Dale EzeM is a member of Thespians. Madrigals, and The Music Man . ' He wos chosen for AM- Region Choir. His favorites about Central are music theory, biology, and his school friends. Sophomore Jeff Foust is a member of Speaking Choir and has a role in The Music Man ' He was chosen First alternate tenor in the AH — Region bond Hit favorite subjects are speech and Spanish Senior Jolanda Glass is president of Conservation Club, member of the annual staff, newspaper staff. Student Counci, and plays voMrybaU and hotkethai Her honors mdude Homecoming Queen. Quill and Sen class favorite, and Best All A oimd. Her favorites about Central are American government, computer application, and boskctboU games HONORS 187 Juuor Drwaynr Graham is a member of FT A. A Capefla Choir. and Madrigals Me ha been a member of Dsonysian and Student Council Mm honors eiclude winning the Pubbc Speaking and Extemporaneous Speaking Awards His favorite seized at Central is history Senior Donna Marie Hobson is president of the National Honor Society, member of Mu Alpha Theta. SADD. and a Band Aide She has been in NJHS. Spanish dub. a teacher s aide. A Capeba Choir, track, and the Febowship of Christian Athletes. Met honors Include Who's Who and honor rob Her favorites about Central are En iah. accounting, analysis, choral musk, and dances Sophomore Mark Howard is a member of Spanish ckb. Dwnysian . the golf team, and in the orchestra for The Musk Man His honors Include being nominated for Student of the Month and A Regon band Hn favorite subjects are Spanish and Engbsh Senior Vlnita Gayle Kumretcow is president of HERO. house manager of The Musk Man. and member of SADO She has played bosketbeO and track She won the FHA-MERO award Her favorites about Central are algebra. comptMer. and school activities Senior John Marsha Loeschner is a member of Mu Alpha Theta. QuUI and Scrob. Photography Club, and Spanish Ckh His honors include Student of the Month His favorites about Central are biology, earth science. Journalism. Opposing Viewpoints, and the majority of the teachers Senior Ins Lester Long M vtce president of Mu Alphe Theta, member of Thespians. Quit Bowl National Honor Society, band, and in the orchestra for The Mustc Man ” His honors include Who's Who. Boy' Slate. Student of the Month, and alternate to A Region band Ha favorites about Central are bwiogy analysis. Opposing Viewpoints, band, and the teachers Jnor Shannon Renee Mlbkan Is a member of Thespians, (honysians. Spanish Club. SADO. Ftbowshlp of Christian Athletes, gymnastks. cheerleader, and in this year's muakel Her honors include gifted end talented and being nominated for class favorite Her favorite subjects are En sh and speech Sento DI Sieve Mooe I a member cf FFA. Conservation Club. Fire Marshals. and treasurer ot DECA An honor at Central « «inning the Outttanding Leadership award In h s sophomore year HI lavorlle about Central arc math, agriculture, reboot activities, and the Senior Class of 1968 Senior Arthur Burton May lor I historian oI Mu Alpha Theta, co- captain oI Qu r Bowl, member ol Photography Club. National Mono Society. Student Council, and band His honors and activities include Student o the Month. Boys' State, and Who's Who. being an eschange student to Australia, participating In Trivium Quadrivium Symposlon. . being an American Scholar designate, the gifted and talented program and attending the OCA science workshop. Ms favorites about Central are biology. English, history, analysis, and talent pool classes Senior Tracy Lynne Odle Is president of Thespians, and head of the stage crew She has been in Art Club. band. Dionysiam. DECA. and Speaking Choir Her honors include Who's Who and winning the Honor Creative txccBence in Thespians Her favorites about Central are Opposing Viewpoints and the school musicals Senior Mkhefc Lea Oliver is president of the Art Oub. prop head foe The Musk Man. «ktor-lrvchlef of annual staff a cheerleader, and In Speaking Choir She hat been a member of SADO. Spanish Club. Conservation Club, and Dionysiam. Her honors Include Student of the Month and Qul and Scroll Her favorites about Central are annual staff, speech. Homecoming, and prom Junior Walter Anttn Simpson is a member of Mu Alpha Theta. C Club. Spanish. Close Up. SADO, and Fellowshp of Christian Athletes He plays basketball and tennis for Central Walter has been a ha monitor, member of Dionysiam and Student Council Hit honors include being on the honor ro« and Student Council Mis favorites subjects are Spanish and algebra Junior John Arthur Smith is president of Future Farmers of America, member of Mu Alpha Theta, and Spanish Club He was nominated for Student of the Month in 1965 and 1966 His favorite subject are math and science Senior Jennifer Smith Is president of DECA. captain of majorettes and a member of Close (Jp She has been in Conservation Oub. Dionysian . the newspaper staff. Spamth Club, and SADO Her honors Include Student of the Month and feature twlrler Her favorites about Central are accounting, school spirit, and foot bad games Senior Oarvey Crpada Speed I a wed-founded athlete who plays basketbal and rum track He has been a member of SADO. Future Farmers of America. C Club. Art. and Fellowship of Christian Athletes Mis favorite subject at Central la history Senior Anthony Keith Valley is vice president of Student Council and Mu Alpha Theta He Is a member of NHS. Thespians. Madrigals, and in the drama production His honors Include Student of the Month. All RegKin chow. Moat Ojstending Dionysian. Who Who. National Achievement Finalist. Governor's School, and Most Talented His favorites about Central are musk theory and the challenges of Advanced Placement Engdsh HONORS 189 190 DAR GOOD CITIZENSHIP GIRL — Tina Smith Tina Smith was chosen the 1987-88 DAR Good Citizenship Girl. Tina has been involved in many activities and has had many ac- complishments while at Central. Some of them are — Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, FT A, Dionysian of the Year, Madrigals, 1987 All-Region Band, Governor s School, “Music Man” Accompanist, and Who’s Who Among American High School Students. At church she is secretary of the Sunday School class, usher, and assistant clerk. After graduation, she plans to attend either Hendrix College or Mem- phis State University, and major in Business Public Administration or Law, and minor in music. STAR STUDENT Tresa Smith is the 1987- 88 Star Student. Tresa had an ACT score of 29. She takes talent pool classes, which are college prep courses, and advanced placement English. Tresa has a grade point average of 3.7. After graduation sh plans to attend Delta State University and study to be- come a doctor. She chose biology teach- er. Billy Smith as her Star Teacher because he influ- enced her to become a doc- tor by showing her how in- teresting biology is. Congratulations, Tresa and Mr. Smith. DAR 191 OUTSTANDING TEACHER Mrs. Mary Smith, an outstanding math in- structor. said she has taught math for 28 years, Because I like people and math and I wish everyone would like it as well as I do. Mrs. Smith received a Bachelor of Science degree from Jackson State University, a Masters Degree from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, and is presently taking computer science courses at Phillips County Community College. A woman with a strong philosophy that if you are a normal person, I can teach you math, we salute you. From the X to the Y axis, we salute the CHS Outstanding Teacher of 1988. S ':; A WINNERS Students of the Month Cynthia Ha Hum. Ghabnelle Strauss. Deborah Fair. Terri Meiers. Jennifer Smith. Jeremy Castleman. Larry Ferguson. Kim Heidelberger. Angela Davis. Joe Chu. Tommy Naylor. Tillman Pittman. Scott Sevkx, Mark Howard. Chris Hopper. Connie Urban. Dana Flowers. Rhodes Thompson. David Graham. Alison Elliot, and not pictured. Andre Valley. Michelle Oliver. Laurie Light, and Candi Pittman. National Achievement Scholar Anthony Valley All-Conference Volleyball Donna Knowlton and Patrice Rush All-State Choir Kyle Miller and Anthony Valley All-Conference and All-State Football Derrick Hughes. Marselius Watson. Ricky Foreman. Bart Brown. Ken Willie. Andre Terry. Verddl Anderson, and Lawrence Marshall. All-Region Choir Kyle Miller. Anthony Valley. Chris Ezell. Tyrone Williams, and Quinthus Kemp. HONORS 193 GIRLS’ STATE Girls' State, a state- funded governmental en- richment program, allows select young high school ladies to take part in gov- ernment activities. The young ladies who went to Girls' State found it not only interesting but also enriching. Standing Left to Right: Dclana Buzzard and Karen Cross: Seated Left to Right: Terri Meiers and Susanne Hargraves BOYS’ STATE Boys' State is funded by the state also. The young men who attended Boys’ State found it more interesting than they thought it would be. By taking part in government activities at Boys' State, they understand our gov- ernment better. 194 Standing L to R: Travis Williams. Joe Chu, Rodney Charles. Marcus Russ. Mark Hardy, and Kyle Miller. Seated L to R: Ross Bell. Frank Blocker, Lester Long. Michael Notto, and A. B. Naylor GOVERNOR’S SCHOOL Tina Smith and Anthony Valley were chosen to attend Governor's School. They got a chance to meet new people and would enjoy going again. AEGIS Academic Enrichment for Gifted In the Summer was fund- ed through the Arkansas Gov- ernment. There were 20 differ- ent programs this year which 11 students from CHS attend- ed. All the students enjoyed the program and encourage others to attend next year to share in the learning experiences. Standing L to R: Karen Cross. Terri Meiers. Angela Davis. Maria Epes. Kim Allen, and Delana Buzzard. Seated L to R: Lester Long. A. B. Naylor. Synetra Burrell. Rodney Charles, and James Funches. HONORS 195 Quill and scroll is an international society for high school journalists. Members must be juniors or seniors in the upper third of their class who have done superior work in some phase of journalism or publications. Sponsor Carolyn Pittman 196 Autographs CLUttS 199 ©UU) QUIZ BOWL-CONSERVATION-FBLA Row 3: Lester Long. Barton Brown. Joe Chu. A.B. Naylor Row 2: Scott Sevier. Delana Buzzard. Shannon Hill. Karen Cross. Chris Green. Mrs. Porter Row 1: Anthony Valley. Jason Jaco. Conan Milstem. and Lisa Avance Quiz Bowl is two years old at CHS. Mrs. Ann Porter, sponsor, organized the group. The students prepare for competition by having practice com- petitions after school. Conservation Club plants trees, distributes information about keeping our environment clean and sponsors the Great American Smoke Out at Central. Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica was organized at Central in 1974. The club raises money for charitable organizations such as the March of Dimes. American Diabetes Associa- tion and for local groups. e o L to R: Mr. John Garofas, Elizabeth Blair. Tonia Wilford, Jolanda Glass. Angela Summerhill. Stevie Moore L to R back row: Mr. Bill Davison, sponsor. Christopher Wallace. Lance Whaley. Margaret Barnett. Joe Chu. James Kinsey. Rodney Charles. Charles Thomas. Mrs. Katherine Shannon sponsor. L to R first row: Allison Mullally. Shewanda Jackson. Katherine Lewis, and Serena Williams MU ALPHA THETA Left 10 Right Anthony Valley Pie . letter long. Vice Pie .. Carol Key. Sec.. le e Britt. Tie . A B. Naylor. Par and Hot. Central High School's Mu Alpha Theta was granted a charter in February 1985. During the first year, the 40-member club was sponsored by Mrs. Mary Smith and Mrs. Janette Epes. Members at- required to have a 3.5 average in college-prep math, beginning with 8th grade. They must also be enrolled in their fifth semester of college-prep math courses. Now 49 junior and senior members promote an interest in the understanding of mathematics with speakers and a school-wide math contest excluding MAO members. Mu Alpha Theta measures its success not in numbers, but in forms of service rendered to members who find an active place in the world of mathematics. Left to Right 3 d Row — tail Burnt, Michael Notto. Rovt Bell. Joe Chu. Rodney Chorie . Drunk Hughe . David Cmaham. John William . Tina Smith, Carol Ray. Letter Long. A.B Naylor 2nd Row — Lira Avance. Donna Hohton. Nikita tVaden. Tonia Wilford. Kim Allen. Leta Britt. Kotherine Lewi lit Row - Mtlteel Oever . Andre Valey. Trank Blocker. Samantha Heflumv. Karen Croas. Anthony VaAey. Charte Jone . John Loethner CLUBS 201 Left to Right. 2nd Row — Jchn Smith. Tommy Naylor. Margaret Jone . Kim Owen . Greg Thorn . Mark Stewart. Carolyn Gentry. Joe Kin ey Walter Simpson. Scott Sevier. .Mark Holden Itt Row — Cindy Martin. Shawnetil PUkington. R«nae White. Shannon Hill AUlaon E ot. Angela Davit. Miriam Gla . Ruth Jone . Marian Stark SPANISH Spanish Club, sponsored by Mrs. Bess Pace, the Spanish teacher, is divided into three groups. Members learn prep- aration of different foods com- mon to Spanish speaking countries. Students especially enjoy eating the foods each month. ip s Club members «r Walter Sunpson.Pres . Fredrick Wbson.VIcb Pres . Machad Treumper, Sec . Mark Holden.Trees.. Kim Atkinson. Kitty Boy land. Belinda Durr . Jimmy Caned. Curtis Childers, Roland Davison, Jerry Davis. Deborah Fair. Scott Farrah. Monica Feemstet. Rachel Free. Ribekah Harrison. Latundra Hicks. Jonathon Higgins. Mark Howard. Daryb Jackson. Jason Jaco. Janet Jennings. Marcia Johnson. James Lawrence. John Loeschner. Terry Luckett. Jimmy Martin. Shannon M Hfccon. Kyle Newkirk. Candace Notto. James Reed. Johnnie Robinson. Kelly Srmmrrman. Tara Simmer man. John Smith Albert Spencer. Ben Suddath. Angela Summer . Parasha Vincent. Norvebus WJUams. Sara Williamson w m FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Club Members are John Smith. Pres. Michael Hancock. Vice Pres. Jenny Daniels. Sec . Ed Sims. Trees Barry Burreb. Advisor. Outs Moore. Rep.. Anthony Milton. Sen.. Clarence A ben. Roderick Arter. Clemmie Ayers. Farts Banks. Gerald Raylark. Ricky Blue. Jerry Burrow. Corey Carter. Ivan Crabtree. Romark Davis. Dale Dtllinget. lam Furguson. Ursula Garner. Timothy Cause Dwayne Graham. Dale Godwin. Larceb Harris Darryl Hawthrone. Kevin Hawthrone, Latondra Hill. Androse Jefferson. Joel Jennings. Timothy Know lion Jeffery I oeschner. Eric Marie. Maguri Martinet. Kevin Marne. Ki Males. Ivory Minor. Stevie Moore, Carl Morris. Cor Ion Morns, Carl OUoway. Anthony Prmgle. Mark Robbins. Tony Sharp. Nelson Shepard. Ernest Simpson. Tyrus Sloan. Sidney Smith. Danny Spark Clara Stewart. Danny Suggs. Russell Taylor. Chris Thomos. McArthur Thomas. Sondra Turner. James WiBlam Tyrone Wiliams. Mike Wilson. Kevin Winston. Tcisha Wright. Robert Vabry C vI ‘ St il)vfi e- vy- 3 a o CLUBS LIBRARY-HERO HERO (Home Economics Related Occupations) prepares students for home economics related occupa- tions. The club activities focus on youth concerns and employment. The sponsor of HERO is Ms. Betty Powell. The Library Club, organized in 1970, tries to increase students’ in- terest and participation in school li- brary work. The club is made up of students who serve as library as- sistants. 9-10 Library Chib member are Mark Bentley. Dorthy Blakely. Jennl BrKheil My Brocato. James Emerson MuhHb foreman. Joe Forthmon. Chelae Hughes. recording tec . LoUse Kat . Nicole King, secretary. Carl Knowiton. Psttku Lindsey, parfcamentadon. Cynthia McCall. Teresa Moore. James Robinson. Regina Smith. Yoahla Suggs. Fries Thomas, president. Diona Tucker. James Williams. Michael Wilson, vice president, and Nancy KaR . treasure. 11-12 Library Club members are Chris Abram. Lore Brooks. Jamie Edmond. Corel la Jones. Katherine Lewis. Trade Nils, vice president. Lisa Montague, secretary. Kedy Nabors. Sandra Speed. Madeline Suggs, and Chris Terrel president HERO officers are Gayle Kurnletcow, president. Rosland Bailey, vice president. Viki Bynum, treasurer. Dona PtiiCips. historian. Angelo Simas, reporter, and Sharon Thomas, secretory HtRO club members are Curtis Franklin. Chandra Hughes. Erma Mooney. Ann Pittman. Twllo Smith. Gloria Stark Feftta Starr. Cynthia Wheeler. Amy Williams. Brenda Green. Lynnetta McGuire, and Madeline Soft MONITORS — FCA — DIONYSIANS Dean's Aides Andre Valley. Maun Russ. Nikita Braden. Dene TTowcr . Mkherl Thornton. Joseph Flowers, Aubrey Burlwwn. Kim Alim. Tonlo W ford. Tammy Gee let, Michael Hanco k Walter Simpson. MorvHk WMems, Angelo Basis. Petrke Rush. Harry Burrell Terry Luckett FCA members are Verde Anderson. Roderick Arler, Sec Tres . Marcia Ayers. Gerald Baylark. Ross He . Stacey BUkngsley. lisa Bowden . Tommy Boyce. Galvester Brantley. Bart Brown. Pres , brvtn Burresa, Aubrey Buchannan. Perry Buchannan. Terry Buchannan. Joe Chu. Vincent Craig. Cindy Downs. Howard Eaton. Gregory Eskridge. Monica Feemsler. Joseph Flowers. Albert Gates. Hetman Goldtbrrry, David Graham. Steve Grant. Cynthls llalkxn I arcet Harris, loretta Hartley. Dctrkk Hughes Darrel Jones. Antolnr 1 eaks. laurle Light Roosevelt Mlier. Ivory Minor. Darrin Norrtee. McheBe Olivet. Kim Owens, Shaanesti PUklngtcm. Vice Pres . Vanessa Parker. Jearwrie Shields. Tyru Sloan. Marian Starks, Kent Stevenson. Jane St I . Denise SwtruAe. Kenny Swopes Andl Tanner. Robert Thomas. Anthony Tost. Mike Truemper. Johnny Vance. MsrsaUus Watson. Dewayne Williams. Michael Williams. Rkky Williams. Tiare Williams. Mkhaet Winston. BIN Young. Becca Harrison. Monica Dabro. and Amy Abbott The Monitors at Central High volunteer during their study halls to help the deans, counselors, and principals. They run er- rands, carry notes, and pick up absentee slips. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes was reorganized by Mr. And Mrs. Bruce Terry. The club is now sponsored by coaches Ron Briggs and Judy Pilkington. Dionysians were organized in 1976 by Fred Boosey. The club, sponsored by Mrs. Norah Farrah, is for sophomores only. Dionysians participate in school sponsored activities, and on Christmas Dionysians go caroling at nursing homes. Dionysian members air Amy Abbott. Kim Atkinson. Curtis (Viisr. Patty Burnside. Pres . Amy CaRtowi. Theresa Carter Marilyn CorneUous. Shirley Edward. Debut oh Tail. Scott Farrah. Reporter Monk Teemster. Joseph Forthman. Jeff Foust. Rachel Free. Rebecca Harrison. Jonathan Higgins Mike Howard. Stacie Jackson. Andre Jones. Him Lindsey. Shannon MU r an. Vice Pres . Tammy Newkirk. Tammy Noble. Sec . Leslie Norcross. Candace Not to. liras . Vanessa Parker. Celeste Payne. Donny Pryor. Nina Scalle. AMsla Smith. Barbara Wahls Tango Wflkln Anthony Young. Sara WMamson Dionysian Officers are Candace Notto. Treasurer. Petty Burnside, President. Tammy Noble. Secretary. Shannon Mflkan. Vice President, and Scott Farrah. Reporter Club 205 CLUBS 206 LI ftARY CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL-11. 12 ( M Officers Left to Right: Laquanda Byrd. Sharon Crawford. Dewitt Givens. Ruth Jones. Usa Avanee, Not Pictured: Valerie Finley, Derrick Jones. Beverly King. FOTORE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FHA members are Lisa Avanee — Pres.. Laquanda Byrd — Sec.. Samantha Collins, Sharon Crawford — 3rd VP. Vivian Eaton. Ruby Fair. Valerie Finley — Treas.. Dewitt Givens — 2nd VP. Christine Goldsberry, Fannie Graham. Carl Green. Margaret Hairl. Cheryl Hartley. Rhonda Jones. Ruth Jones — 1st VP. Derrick Johnson — Hist., Nancy Kalb. Beverly King. Reporter. Mary Lang. Patricia Lindsey. Cassandra Midley, Marion O'Neal. Kathy Payton. Martha Pruitt. Tina Robinson. Motacha Watkins. Sarena Williams, and Debra Wright. Sponsors. Katherine Shannon. Ruginal Anderso Officers. Tina Smith. Lesa Britt, Yolanda Burton. Dana Flowers. Nina Scaife FT A members are Kathy Lewis, Melinda Williams. Lynora Jackson. Laura Starr. Rosalyn Hillery. Michelle Spencer. Tango Wilkins. Nina Scaife. Tina Smith. Synetra Burrell. Lesa Britt. Mrs. Shannon — sponsor. Eli Moore. Valerie Gakins, Sharon Flowers. Ashia Darnell. Mrs. Anderson — sponsor. Mary Starks. Jocelyn Campell. Dana Flowers. John Williams, and Andre Page. The Art Club is sponsored by Ms. Christy Shackelford. The Art Club tries to promote the art program at Central High and provides techers and administration with posters, signs, and other art works. The Art Club won the Homecoming Week in 1987. Each member of the Art Club belongs to the Arkansas Young Artist Association. Members are Michelle Oliver, president; Dana Cooper, secretary; Buddy Evans, vice president; Arthur Dixon. Chelse Hughes. Joel Jennings. Greg Thomas. James Larry. Brian Ward. Chris Wood. Larry Hall, and Mi- chael Williams. Delana Buzzard. Karen Cross. Lester Long. Kyle Miller. Tracy Odle. Walker Ramey. Lynn Shenep. Tina Smith. Debbie Turner. Dana Phillips. Janet Brocato, Shannon Millican. Anthony Valley. Cindy Sullivan. Jennifer Taylor, Chris Ezell, and Chris Abram. Members are Frank Blocker. Shunta Sheard. Tammy Geeter. Darlena Miller. Patrice Russ. Dean Kirby. Howard Eaton. Condra Adams. Michael Thornton. Dewayne Williams. Darryl Jackson. Valerie Cartwright. Derrick Hughes. Frederick Wilson. Galvester Brantley. Kenneth Willie. David Graham. Lawrence Marshall. Ross Bell. Narvellus Williams. Greg Stokes. Verdell Anderson. Kent Stevenson. Daryl Jones. Roosevelt Miller. Greg Eskridge, Aubrey Buchenon. Terry Buchanon. Michael Jones, Turrel Williams. Herman Goldberry. Bill Young. Tommy Boyce. Anthony Jones. Bart Brown. Ruth Jones. O'shea Burrell. Sheila Johnson. Monica D'Bro. Marcus Russ Sponsors: Coach Marvin Smith and Coach Anthony Avery Members are Allison Mullally, Winston Jackson. Robert Hires. Tangrill Varner. Angela Summerhill, Steve Moore. James Raines, Shawnessi Pilkington, Mose Vance. Kevin Franklin. Marlon Lacy. Elizabeth Blair. Sponsor. Tommy Frldell. Left to Right: Ben Suddath, Tillman Pittman, Allen Dillinger, Elizabeth Blair, James Hall, Rita Owens, John Loeschner. Lashawn Fields. Tresa Smith. Robert Smith. A.B. Maylor, Terri Meiers. Tommy Naylor. Renee White. Samantha Heliums, Alison Elliott. Close (Jp members are Jocelyn Campbell, Sharon Cannon, Tory Chambers. Yolandra Chambers. Ashia Darnell. Angela Davis, Terry Davis. Dana Flowers. Chirone Gamble. Miriam Glass. Tonia Henderson, Patricia Jones. Ruth Jones, Joe Kinsey, Everett Nathan. Tammie Noble. Marcus Russ, Akim Sharpe. Walter Simpson, Michelle Spenser, Marian Starks. Constance Stayton. Stephanie Williams, Carl Knowlton, Pat Randolph, Rodney Charles. Foster Williams, and Jennifer Smith. Officers are Pres. Marcus Russ. VP Stephanie Williams, Sec. Miriam Glass, Treas. Akim Sharpe, Reporters Ashia Darnell and Dana Flowers, and Pari. Carl Knowlton. Clubs 209 Left to Right: Towanna Alexander. Lisa Avance. Frederick Wilson. A. B. Naylor. Joe Kinsey. Erma Crawford. Rochelle Fair. Michelle Spencer. Ursula Garner. 2nd Row: Erica Thomas. Kim Lindsey. Stacie Jackson. Renee Thomas. Joycelynn McClinton. Jody Glass. Melinda Williams. Pattie Burnside. Marian Starks. 3rd Row: Carl Knowlton, Synetra Burrell. Lisa Britt. Anthony Valley. Foster Williams. Ruth Jones. Not Pictured: Laurie Light. Rhonda Jones. Miriam Glass, Marcuss Russ. Sponsor: Betty Powell NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I 4 t. Left to Right: Tina Smith. David Graham. Rodney Charles. John Williams. Derrick Hughs. Lester Long. A. B. Naylor. Tresa Smith. STUDENT COUNCIL 210 MAGAZINE SALES Overall Winners 1st: Terri Meiers 2nd: Michael Devers 3rd: Synetra Burrell Jump for George Winners McArthur Thomas Tina Smith Tonia Wilford Turrel Williams Mrs. Porter and Ms. Talcott JUMP FOR GEORGE 211 Synetra Burrell. Michael Devers. and Terri Meiers Stuart Whaley Chris Terrell t Tae Kwon Do is the way of the hand and the foot. The Tae Kwon Do Academy is headed by Lionell Moss. The academy offers three different types of martial arts. They are Judo, Jujitsu, and Tae Kwon Do. The students have classes Monday through Thursday for an hour each day. There are about 25 students attending the academy. Four of Cen- tral's students attend the academy. Gordon Turner has his yel- low belt, Sherman Brister has his green belt. Stuart Whaley has his red belt, and Chris Terrell has his black belt. There are six different belts, white, yellow, green, blue, red, and black. They each have three degrees, with the exception of the black belt, which has nine degrees. They have tournaments and tests for belts every two months. They compete against Jacksonville, Jones- boro, and Heber Springs. Sherman Brister. Stuart Whaley, and Chris Terrell 212 213 Symphonic Bond members Amy Calhoun. Doris Carr, Sharon Flowers. Martye Murphy. Tonna Pettic, Nina Scaife. Niki Tolar. Kim Atkinson. Leslie Burnside. Leslie Galloway. Mary Naylor. Christoph Rotzer. Tina Smith. Cindy Sullivan. Tonia Wilford. Sara Williamson. Tina Hampton. Tango Wilkins. Tawanda Alexander. Loran Butler. Lester Long. Candi Pittman. Stephanie Williams. Melinda Wysslrod. Kyle Miller, Mark Howard. Andre Page. Johnnie Robinson, John Williams. Candace Notto. Scott Farrah. Jonathan Higgins. Tommy McDaniel. A. B. Naylor. Robert Smith, Tim Whitsell, Chris Wheat. Chris Ezell. Sam Goldsberry. Karlos Harris. Chris Moore. Pat Randolph. Anthony Valley. Parasha Vincent. Karen Gladney. Alice Jackson. Andrea Williams 214 Concert Band members Tonya Boston. Nicole Brooks. Alisa Holden. Jennifer Johnson. Susan Jones. Susan Littleton. Veria Mosney. Tammie Noble. Jennifer Smith. Phyllis St. Columbia. Natasha Atkinson. Kristi Bridges. Sharon Cannon. Theresa Carter. Maria Epes. Kim Lindsey. Latasha Martin. Joyce McClinton. Alisa Smith. Karen Watts. Tracie Williams. Cassandra Hughes. Brandye Nathan. Connie Cross. Rachel Free. Ki Miles. Veronica Williams. Phillip Allen. Elizabeth Bates. Yolanda Chambers. Jeff Loeschner, Abby Meeker, Jason Willis, Danielle Hawkins. Mary Murphy. Everett Nathan. Chris Wallace. Chris Hopper. David Bell. Anthony Jones, Shannon Parks. Brenda Carr. Jerry Colbert. Buddy Evans. Charlie Jackson. Billy Self John Williams and Left to Right Tango Wilkins Johnnk Robinson Kim Atkinson Kristi Bridges CHS Silks Left to Right: Tina Hampton. Yolanda Chambers. Alisa Smith. Tonna Petty. Tonya Boston, Tammy Knowlton, Sharron Flowers Line Captain: Jennifer Smith CHS Rifles Drum Majors 215 Members are: Karen Dunigan, Teresa Carter. Tiffany Jacobs. Ruby Fair. Jennifer Webster. Wanda Hughes. Sharmane Cannimove, Stacie Cowette. Catina Lee. Joyce Spencer. Terry Roberts. Larmeta Fulcher. Loretta Cooper. Jessica Deavers. Patricia Johnson. Vickey Starks. Darla Gist. Christine Goidsberry. and Janice Williams Lentay Hunter. Phyllis Mitchell. Carolyn Gentry. Demetria Fitzpatrick. Patricia Williams. Shirley Edwards. Lynette Carter, Cheryl Hantley. Farrah Banks. Tony Chambers. Rostand Bailey. Alice Edwards. Charita Vincent. Katherine Lewis. Shenola Pickett. Deborah Pettis. Gloria Starks. Lanatia Jackson. Juanita Abernathy, and Marcia Johnson. Tina Daniels. Tina Smith, Karen Gladney, Camille Slaughter. Shonda Jones. Tina Hampton. Kim Lindsey. Alice Bennett. Heather Sims. Angela Summerhill. Synetra Burrell. Felicia Carroll. Tonya Wilford. Tammy Geeter. Kyle Miller. Anthony Valley, Quintus Kemp. Marsalius Watson. Jeff Foust. Joe Forthuman, Dewayne Grahm. Tony Young. Brett Vandiver. Scott Farrah, Chris Ezell. Keith Johnson, and John Williams. Shannon Parks. Joe Kinsey. John Furman. Jeff Foust. Anthony Valley. Dewayne Grahm. Chris Moore, Anthony Young. Chris Ezell. Sharon Flowers. Heather Sims. Melinda Wayssilrod. Camille Slaughter. Jenny Daniels. Melinda Williams. Karen Gladney. Kimberly Lindsey. Barbara Wahls. Debbie Morris. Irma Buchanan. Conan Millstein. Tyrone Harris. Jonathan Higgens. Walter Stokes. Keith Johnson. Brett Vandiver. Eric Martin. Quinthus Kemp. Kyle Miller. Bertha Richardson. Nicole Phillips. Shonda Jones. Donna Hobson, Felicia Carroll. Wanda Artis. Marian Starks. Alice Jackson. Angela Williams. Rosalyn Hillery. Rhonda Brewer. Tangrlll Varner. Rodrick Thomas. Marsalius Watson. Ron Beasley. Kendrlc Hayes. Joe Forth man, Donny Pryor. Scott Farrah. Martin Williams. John Williams. Stacie Jackson. Angela Summerhill. Synetra Burrell. Tina Daniels. Tammy Geeter. Kim Heidclberger. Deborah Fair. Karen Daniels. Veronica Williams. Ashia Darnell. Tina Hampton. Tonia Wilford. and Pattie Burnside. FINE ARTS 217 ★ CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL proudly presents ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Directed By: Ms. Stephanie Graznak and Stephen Alsup March 3-4-5, 1988 Lily Peter Auditorium + ★ ★ Cast Harold Hill — Chris Abram Marian Paroo — Rebekah Harrison Marcellus Washburn — Jeff Foust Mayor Shinn — Joe Forthman Eulalie Shinn — ★ Dana Phillips Mrs. Paroo — Delana Buzzard Winthrop Paroo — Camille Slaughter Amaryllis — Monica Feemster Tommy Djilas — Donny Pryor Shelby Djilas — Rachel Free Zaneeta Shinn — Candi Pittman Charlie Cowell — Jonathon Higgins Jocey Squires — ★ ★ Anthony Valley Eunice Squires — ★ Heather Sims Ethel Toffelmeier — ★ Jane Still Ewart Dunlop — ★ Ron Beasley Maud Dunlop — ★ Sara Williamson Oliver Hix — ★ ★ Chris Ezell Alma Hix — ★ Shannon Millican Gracie Shinn — Martye Murphy Constable Locke — Mark Holden din Britt — ★ Walter Ramey Edna Britt — ★ Laurie Light Ellen — Candace Notto Regina — Karen Rone Tracy Odlc Michelle Oliver Janet Brocato Julie Anderson CREW We would like to lend special thanks to our crews and our stage manager. Janet Brocato. for without their help, the show could never go on. ★ — Wa Tan Ye Girls — Quartet i “COOLIN’ OUT IN CLASS’’ SQUIRMIN' FURMAN Just one Big Family' It's not easy being Cheesy. Smile. Tommy! I’m a Fly Guy.' 219 Ron Beasley, Monica D'bro. Debbie Morris. Tommy Boyce. Shonda Jones. Jane Still, Joe Chu, Angie Hollins, Melinda Williams. Stewart Juengel, Maurice Smith. Jeff Foust. Jody Forthman. Angel Summerhlll. Michelle Oliver. Vanessa Parker. Jimmy Martin. Rita Owens. Jenny Daniels. Alisha Smith. The Speaking Choir was formed by Stephanie Graznak's 5th period speech class. A speaking choir is a group of people who move and speak together. This year's choir performed children's poetry along with a few Christmas selections to the grade schools, Delta Kappa Gamma, and United Methodist Women. For Black History Month, they moved on to some more serious selections and performed for the Social Security office. They have also performed at various other places throughout the year. Hrt A I m Directed by: Stephanie Graznak 220 7 V v'-r 1 $ ™ SE Index:-; Abbott. Amy (10). 30. - 70. 30b -Abels. Ken It I),.. . .61 Abernattfy. Juanita (10) .,70. 2l rv .Lefoy (H) ..........6XL Abram. Chris 11)-. 61. 177. 186 203. 204. 218 bs. Adna (09) . r .62 Anthony 1 }$ . . . 61. 67 £ond( 41j) .... 61. 169. Jef h(09).......... .82 U Oejutn (11) 61 frena ( 2) ... . 96. 203 kander. T3wonda'(09) . .3 161,82. 210. 2 Alford. Curtis (091 1. '-70M64 .1 f 2) , 98. -480.202 ; 90 5 -1 . 37. 98. V}' Mr. Willie.........118 PhHIlp (09) . ... 82.214 Alsop. Mr. Stephen . 119. ‘ w' m 4 218 Andersoiy Coretta (12) je Delfoad (09) V Julrt(H) . .,$.218 Vs 'Rugenal 118. 117. 161 206 ■(1U J ........H61 doll 02) . 37.98. 164, 180.18 193. 20b 208 Curtis «0 ' ' LuABila (09) .......82 Rc fJ l) . ...... .61 Arnold.Tana (09) . . .82 rter. Roderick (1 lM . 61. 170. 180. 202. 205 Artis. Wanda (II)....61. 203. 217 Atkinson. Kim (10) .. 70. 205.214.215 Natasha (09)........82 Austin, Pamela (09) , Gregory (09) Henrietta (I2fr Mark (12)..... M Con . , ’MyroiUWi v V ,Otis (10). . R.t (l0) Barefleld. Venita(ll) . . ...............203 Barkly. Kerry (ip).....70 Barnes. Anthony (10) ..70 Curtis (II)....61. 159 Barnett. Bogan 180,- Margaret (12). 38. 96. 290. 203 Barrow, Chao non (09) 70 Bat« Daron(l2) J 96 Elizabeth (09)... .fe 214 Leslie (09) Baylark. Gerald (I I) . 61, 164. 180. 202. 205 Beasley. Paul (11) Ron (12).... 38. 98. 217. % 23$. 220 Beckwood. Ricky (09) Bell. Oavtd (II) 61.2if 1 ■ '- Marcus'(10) 'vv. 76 1 1 X -Alark (12). 38 «. 131. , 139 R«(I2) ,38.98. 144. l77. 186.194. 201. 203. , f T'V- 205 y Taletfeachos (09) 82.92 Bennett Alice 11.1 K... 61. | .217 rfc(!2) 145. 203 flO) 70.204 antas(ll).....61 ' .• io) . „. 70 •jv.............. Branch. James (09) Brandon. Jocfeie (10)... 70 Brantley. Galvester (12) 39. 99. 164, 180, 203. ■ 20b. 208 Brewer. Albert (10) . . 70 Cheers. Bill (10) Childers, Curtis (11) GfclsAalL Robert (09) N, Qlien (09) w Ukisoaii. t Cftfearfi. 164 M22 4 1 v V ?61.?17 1 Anthony ; ' |y.kk; - uOOOlf Julie (09) .. Lorraine (II) Orlando (11). Rhonda (II). Shannon (09) 82 tpmmy (09k'. ... 83. 90 ' Virginia . .. .-......122 Brlckell. Jennifer (09) 63. 204 Bridges. Freddie (II) . 6JV Kristi (09). 83.214.2)5 Briggs. Mr Ron 162. 180 Brister. Sherman (11) . 61. 67. 203, 212 Britt. Leah H2) 39. 99. “ 18b. 201.1203. 206 2)0 18(09) . 83 ' 2087210. 21L217 Belinda (1 I)'-.,. . . x . .62 Earl (12). A. 201 Ervir«i2): 99. 164. l4n||t. (10) - Veronica (09). . 83. 90 Burrohr. Jerry (II) 202; Burton. CaUina (09) Mr.'Bennis 1)9 Yolanda (12). . 40.100. v -v 187.203.206 Bush. Kell. (09). 83 214 Mkrtfyn (09) , 7 f Btuxard. Olana (12) . 40. ,« V 100. 146. 187. 194. 195 Coleman, Allen (09) 196.200.207,218. , . Mary 09) Bynum. Viki (12) vl6.HVr o,||«KBenzene(09) 83 I00.M9. 176.$W. 04 Collins. John (09) 83 ........................ Samantha (12) 42.203' Terry (W) Lo r lV . Butler. 71 69 83 92' _ _J 12) ..., 41. 100. jW0l93. 194. 200. 201. _____ 205. 220 8jJ CI.rtr Sarah (09) 'r- Tarla(ll)........V..62 Clash. Nancy (10).....71 Clayton, Essie (09) 83 Louise 02).. 41. 100 Coker. Jacinda(ll) . . .62 Colbert, Jerry l ee (09) v .. .... 83.214 Cole. Charlie,(12y. 90 ! Byrd. Laquahda (12), 41. IOO. 2Q6 Britton, Jacgurlin Benti Bevel Gary (II) Billingsley. Angela ) David (12) 38. fe, A trance,'Henry (11) . ■ l.isafl2) . . 37jl TB6. 200.201.20 Avery. Mr. Anthony ' |mn 82 164. i 203 Lashawn D2) J. ; JB. 99 M Alfred ,k.. 120. 157 Stacey......... 82. 205 Stacy (09) Blair. Elizabeth (11) . 61. 200. 203. 209 Blakely. Dorothy (09) 82. A h 204 Lonnie (12).. .7n : 39.99 82r .- Mrs Cora . 120 92 t Mr 61 iw Mr. Edgar. 1........ 17 Mrs. Etta............118 Blocker. Frank (12) . 39. «9 164. 170. 171. 185. 186. 194. apt. 206. 210 Blue. Angela (0® - 82 Chris (09). •'Ricky (12) i 70. Ak ........90 i 99.ip2 Bogan. Marcia (IOfL .70 Booker. Fdmood (IT) ■i- lchflle (09) Boone, Mrs. Carolyn ! 17 BoniW Anthony (09) (lOl VT T9. 164. 204 T Janet (12) V . 9. 130, 131. 144. l ! lbb. l5 .- 186. i0V2Q7. 218 Brooks. Greg (11) Loreli(ll) .62.67.203. 1 t . 204 Nicole (09). 83. 214. 215 Browit, Anthony (10) Barton ( 12) 40. 99. 164. 187. 193. 200. 205. 208 James (IOj..........70 Jennie (09)... .83. 90 . Michael ( S : . 40.99. jWO. 171'. 172 Mr Arvester ......... 162 Nancy 62 Regina (fzf ,t 40. 9 Sheila (10 7 .. . 70 St an (08)....... Tam'm e 1?) 40.99 , 180.203 William (11).. .. .’v... .62 Bryan. Rhonda (II) . 62. “ 67 Bryant, Me , -fhelma reylli) '- 62 180. 205. 206 (jpr y?70. 217 yPiifift 205 ■ Tpr (l ..,.rT0Br,2O . Calhoun. Amy (10) 71. 205.214.215 Callahan. Tomm T 9) ...................83 Calvin. Shelia (09) . .82 Campbell. Earl (09). 83 Jocelyn (l.l). . . 62. 206. X 209 Cannimore, 6h.mnarv (09) f° '83 Topeka (09) Co|k. Patricia (09) Cooper. Dano (II) . 62. 203,207 . Thur ■St Cannon. Mark 71 Ik f ''v “?d Nathaniel (I))- 61. 164 BoatoikTonya (10) 7n - 70. 2 16. Buck. R ta (09) Buckner. Da-- Dwayne '(12) ’' Shaync (09) Buford. Mr. Edwr .BuIrso jEritls i- Rdrf(IO) .. A Roialmd .. 98. 203. W Wbnd(12) Baker. Benny (12) “N 70 204 216 37. 98. 164 Dewayne (09) 82 Tirry (II)------ 61.203 Lyndon(09) Stacia (12) .. 37. 98. 159. 175. 203 Yvonne (09)..........82 2)4 215 Bounds. Christie (12) _ 39. V9. 12£ 145. I4o!j49 Bowden. Lisa (09) 82. 205 Bowens. Lotonya (09)S' Bowman. K i vo(na (09) Bollocks. Harvey (Ip) y 76 MKhaal ll) .62.364, 203 ! ShiorV IO) .... 71.209. 214 Stevfc (10)........71 Carr.-Brenda (09) . 63. 214 ® ls(n)..e.' . 62.214 Carroll. Fdicia (II) 62. • 217 Carruth, Kim (09) 83 Carter. Corey (11) 62.67. 202 . Edward (10)........71 5 Jerome (09) Lypctte (09). . . . 83.216 ■ Robert (09)........83 Stevie (11)4H? Teresa (09) 83. 216v. Theresa (10) 71. 2t v f 2) . Travjs (09) Ogf. Cart ban. Lonnie ()Q) .71 Cartwright, Anthony (09) ...................83 Valerie (1U .. 16.62.69. ' 175.208 Cpat.eel. Jimmy (10) 71 Castleman, Jeremy (09) Loretta (09) Cooperwood. Copeland, Jeff (12) Missy (II) Steve(LJ) 4 V Cppper. Loretta (09) Corbin. Marius (12) 23. 42. 100. 203 Cornelious, Man m (10) ..............-203.205 Cosey. Cynthia (12) 42. 100. 203 Courtney. P4ol 100 Cox, Carla (121 42. IQO.. r 134. 144 Car |09) ..srr?.. 83 fMr •van (Q . .117 .83. 202 Craig. Bubba ()2)s...42. 100.203 , Vincent (12).. ' Crandall. ARljji Crawford, I Sharoth TeYn (09) Cross. Comile (09) Kate Burgess. Rickey (10 Burke. ForjiC (11 __ y 180.203 ' Burks, Edward (10) . 71 Boyce. Tom 99. 1 2). 39. .220 Reginald (09) ...... Burnett, Bogan (12)1 Cavette, Mike (12) ' .vJfT- Slacey (09) .... Chambers. Dell (12) ' 100. 131 Elizabeth (11)' y Tory (II)- 62. W209 i ' “ Yolanda (10).. Jft 1.209. ■ 214.21? Cham ness. Jads (12). .29. . , «1. 100. .132. 142 • Daniels. DexJer (fO)M, 7l Jenny (lt ) . I T . 202. Jonathan Karen (101 „ Tina l}2) Darnell. A! 21 82 Baldwin, Chris (09) Ballard. Robert (1, Banks. Franrfl lyland. Angela (09) . Kitty (11) 4 v. . Braden, Bill (09) . •-.82 7Qu-e Nikit (12) ... 2$T39. 99. f . : 186 20) 203. 20b. Burns. Renee (10) Barnsidc, Leslie (12) .. 40, 99. 187. 203. 214 Pattie (10) .. 71. 7% |69. 205, 210 217 O Shea (11) . 6?.'4!64. 177. 202. 205. 08 Synetra (12). . 16. 40.99. 138,174.175.195.2 . Rog4r (H) Davenport. Teresa (09) loo. laff'iwAL . _ l a03, 209. 210 (I0 v ■? '' Cheek. Michael (II) 31. U.H W si va 193 195.; ' Daphine (09) Derrick (09) .V 84. 184 j i Index 22j ttenny (16J OerrontiO) Flton (11). ErtcaOfl).. George And ' W 1 ..V162 - .Sbawnessl (II) . , 16. 66. Ml--466. 176.201.206. r V v 206 Pillow, Tyrone (09) Pittman. Ann (12) 52. 106. 204 Can (09) 87. 193. 214. . T - 218 Mr Carolyn .. 117.203. 209. 224 Tillman (11) .... 65 )77. 193. 26B. 209 PoIkjGlna ) 87 Ro rt Wayne ((10) 87 8teele. Oti (091, W.. 88 Stephen . Adolf (09) . .88 Warren 0 6) r_- r Stephenson. I avena (09) ............. ..T 8S. Steven . Courtney (II) 66.203 8teven on, Earne$F(t ) RaynetteTwh v Tina (10) . .j 76. 7fc K 3 Rodman. Janie (09) 87 Jennifer (09) V 8? Karen (12)..... 54 tt? Roger , Irene (11) . 66 Rone. Karen (09 90. 218 Ro e. Anthorw (12) 64 106. 144 Frank (10) ...... 31.75 Deorge (09) 87 Dianne -r?..... Linda (I I).... MMvin(ll) Sharon (I I) Sloan. Tyrus (Ilf 164. Smith. Aina (10) .' V 2WW Allen (12). «3 . Bwi W(IO)..A BobSy (09) Burnetta . Vy ... Charte (1 ){ J Charles (00) 1 Kevin (09) J T7 87 Leo'tf) ) vMaurtce (10). 75. T64. Mr. Billy Mr. Marvin Mrs.tMary VeMha (09N . . 8 V o hla (10) 75. 204 StrtUvan. Oridy (II) 66. . 207.214.215 Lafthonda(ll)--- 66 Michael (Q9T -Ta batlO)..........75 SaromerhUU•Angela (I I) V 66. 0$ 200. 206. 217. 220 8wlndle. Denise (10) . 76. 205 Regina It (10) V Robert (II). .66. TO® p:2i4 Scotty (10),.... . 78 Sidney (I I) 65.67.202 Tina (12) 55. 106. 186. 190 896, 201. 206. 207. 210.211.214. 215.216 Tresa (12) 65. 106. 191. X 203.209.210 ivjwila (12) 56. 106.'204 8wop« . Kenny (I I) Victor (09) Wilie (II)__ . Spakea. Ryan (09) Spark . Retty (09) Clarence (10) . . DonnyJW) Toae. Anthony (I I) rThomas (09) Truemper, Mk 66. 67. i 65 8ykea, Damn (11) « . Talcoft. Mr S4|k ] 1 Sharp. Tot OW f Sharpe. AkiroUO). atatooqcxydJl) M« ) ...........' J r Jeff« y (10) 164,165 fjRgela(09) ------ 88 Jent)i(«(l 1) 66. 203. MarySf)' Michael (II) Monica (09) RpsseH (09) Thomas (11) k, err ell, Chris (fl) Jeronkraf J2) Kathy fT2) Shattuck. Melissa 64. 106. 135.' Shaw. Mrs Dot 8heard. John (tOf . Shbnta (12) ...- 54.1 68. 169,- 76. 180 Sheared. Ma ( 12V Shenep. Lynn (12 . Shepard. Fthon (09) Wlaryin (09) MicNwHIO) Sandra (II) . T«nmlcj(l2) k T ICO Ray ner. Hilt (Q9) Redd. Tamiko (10) Redditt. Kenneth (09) i 4b(09)r.........87 . H|e4fAl«h.a (10) 76 . ' jfifa(N) 164. I .. I0v in (10) . t- «sA Richardson. Bertha (f2) ’dsgr ....... 53. 105.2l7jh - Brian 121... 53. 106 Kim (09). .'A.- 7,—1 Ridgeway. Mr Rkty -Ml Dlnn., n..nuna Valley. Andre (12) . 57. 107. 164. 180. 193. 201. ■Jfr -w.v203.205 Apthorw (U2) . 57. 107. N89rT93. 195. 0.201. VTU-t10. 2JM 216. 217. '«fa? . . 218 Robert 164. lerman. Jorty (10) lield . Jnmme(ll) Bprlflfl Suriwtta(|0| 76 St. Columbia, P$ {Q9) t.... 88.214 8tark. Mr- A ron . 121 Stephanie (09) .. . 87 Glor (12). 5 )166. 2 M, Marian 61. 67. 20f. 206. 206 209. 210. 2171 Paula (jOC...........75 Tim 56. 106. 164 Vkrkey (09) 87. 21« Starr. rdi (12) . 56. 106. 204 Laura (10) 75. 203.‘206 Staub. Mr Bob 118 8tayton. Constance (10) Ringer. BreQM09) Roach. Harold 02) . . 105, 169 Robbins. Mark (12) . 23. 53. 105. 202. 203 Menftry (09) , B7 Roberson. Gertrude (12) 53. 105 Robwtta. letry (09)„f 87. Jgj. .216 MblnbOJ , Anrylr (09) « VteKfudiy ; v'203 76.164 Jacm rv-OO),;. ... 5 Vance. Lisa ... ...........203 • Tara (I I).........65 Simmons, Diane (41) 65. ' 203 8imp on. ti'ruce (09) 87 EaThest (09) 92. 202 Mr. Earnest ... 121 Walter (II). . ..65.176. 189. 2QI.90?. 2CP, 09 8lm«. A yylui (.)? 24.55 JJSkHanta (10) , ' j't Tasha...... V. W. (12) ........ Thomas. Altinzo (09) . Cattirva (09) Charles (II) 66. Christopher (10) .. Vamliver. Brent (11) 67, 166 V 2 t 107 Varm lOeivHi ( 2f 90 Varner. Tangrill (IT 67, 90 159. 208 217 200 Vasser. Willie (09) 75. Vincent. Angela (I I) 202 Charita (12) .. . 57, t« 169 James (10) Dana (12) Cynthia (I I) Johnny 171. 208 lavatus (I I) .... 64.216 I 8 x (10 .... 73.206 Michael (10)............73 M[j. Katherine KI2) Slack-(10) Winston (12) 120 46. 102. 159. 200 203.205. 210.217 46. I ■ 203. 7! 73. 200 164 Ruth (I I) 64.169.201. 206. 208, 209. 210 Sandra (09) 85 Shonda (12) • 48,103.. 203.217.220 Susan (10) 4jk73. 214 Tiffany (09) 85 Tina (12) A 48. 103 V na (09) VWf ( 85 Yvonne (10) Jaco, Jason (10) Jacoba. David Kenneth (II).........t«4 tiffany (09) 85. 21 Tijuana (09).........85 Jakes. Kayla (09) 85 James, Lll (II) Lloyd (09) ..........85 Jefferson. Androse (I I) .......... 64. 68. 202 Mr Nathaniel 121 Jelks, Clinton (12) . 47. 103 Lance (II)...........64 Jennings. Janet (I I) . . 64. 203 Jod (09) 85 02. 2fr7 Richard (0 ) Tundra (12) .... 47. 103. 148 Jet . CarlaJI I) . . . . .64 S ndL(0$) 9 85 Suxl n?) 47. 103. 203 Johnson. Alesia (10) .73 Derrick (10) . Donald (I I) . Dor sana (09) Gary (09) . . . Molly (I I) Jennifer (10) Joseph (10) MerMa ( . 73. 164. 206 64.203 .....85 i 85 |64 N5 73.217 64.216 N) Willie (09) Jordan. Undo (II) 9 Juengel, Stewart (12) 48. 177. 0 Kalb. Nancy (10) 73. 204. 206 Kelly. Willie (I I) • Kemp, Qulntdl (12) ... 48. 103. 193. 217 Klnchen. Sharon (09) Yvonne (10) . ... 73.203 King, Beverly (10) 206 Flendra Nicole (10) .73. 204 Hank (II) ...... 3 77 Linda (I I)..----- 9o3 Ir% (12) Klnsey ames ( Z) 103. 164. J$5. JbA Joe (II). 61. 201. 2 Kirby. I an(l2) Kirkwood, George Klrsey. Steven Kitchen. Sharon (09) ” 85 Knowlton. Ahtwon (10) ............. 73. 78. 164 Loeschner. Jeffery (09) 86.202.214 John (12) .. 49. 103. 188. 196. 201.203.209 Lofton, Freddie (II). 9 Tyrftne (09)........86 Long. Lester (12) 4 103. 184. 188. 194. 195. 200.1 201.207.210.214 Lisa (09) 86 Timmy (10) ... 9 74 Loo per. Mr Jeff . . . - 119 Luckett. Mr Jeff 119. 9 • 121 Saiy (12) . 49. 103 Ter y | l).... 641205 Lumpkin. Ai (12) 176 Lynn. Mrs. eorgia .118 Lyons. Victor (10) a 74 Mabery. Levone (II) . . 64 Mackintosh. Cokey 1 I) ........... 29.64.203 Macon. Fthel (09) 86. 90 Mallard, ffunald (09) . Mansfield. Bill (9 86.f Clarence (WJ Dartane (II) . Darris (09) . CjwriMtolyn ( Kyle (12) 65 175. 208 .... 86 (10) 50. 104. 144. 193.207.214.217 Latoni Jala (12) Aary (09) ... . 8 86.9$ Maurice (09) 86.90 Roosevelt (10) . . 74. 205. 208 Ton la 104 Milllcan. Shannon (10) Mflli 27. 76. I 188. 203. 1205. 207 50. 2) (09)99” i(ll) Michael (12) Mrs. Ruby.........,.120 Patricia (09) ... . 85. 216 Reginald (09).........85 Ricky 164 Shelia (12).... 47. 103. 175. 203. 208 Somester (09).........85 Tashena (10)..........73 Victor (09)...........85 Jones. Alphonso (12).. 103 Andre (10) 73.205 Anthony R. (10). 73.208 Anthony (09). 85.164. • 214 47. 103. 203 ......73 47. 201. 203 ......47 47. 103. 64. 205. 208 85 64.201 Cart (10).... 70.73. 77. 204. 209. 210 Rkl2) 48. 103. 1« 169. 193 9) • 85 hy (10) .... 73. 78, 173.202 Ku nletcow. Gayle (12) 48. 103. 188. 203, 204 w Pothy (I Marlon tary (09 64. 208 85 85 91 I. Kirk (II) 64 Rickey 0) [MarshalflHwanda (I I) 64. 169. 180. 203 Lawrence (12) . 49.103. 164. 193. 206 Lin Ml2) Martin, Cindy (II).. 64. 69. 201 49. 202. 217 64.220 Latasha(09). 86.90.214 Mrs. Dorothy........119 Martlnex. Domingo (10) ... ••..............74 Mathews, Miguel (09) 86, 92. Barbara (10)....... Sherry! (12) Tom (09)......... Ma «y. h p(ll) Dls. Carla (i; Donna(09) Jerome (I I) Trade (I I)..........65 Mlllsteln. Corym (10) 74. 200. 217 Milton. Anthony (10) 74. • 164.173.202 Mlnor. lvory (10) 74. 164. , 173. 202. 205 ......76 50. 104. 164 Mirra. John (10)......„74 Rico (09) 90 Mitchell. CynthflPb) 74 Gwen (12) 50. 104. 203 6, Kevin (I Shawn (I r Joyce (12) Mattie (09) PtyfTp (09) 104 90 86 c(l2). jfmmle (II) . Philis (10)...... 216 Moneymaker. Clinton (11) % Mojtague. Use (II) 65. 204 Mooney. Erma (12) 204 Tommie (11) ... 65. 67 Verla (09) 86 William (10) Moore, Angela (09) 86 Belinda (12) .. Cassandra Charles (12 . Charles E (12) Coretta (12) ... Danny (II) Darrell (11) . . Johnny (09) . . . Margret (II)... -Michael D. (I I) • 'ipi had T (12) Lang. Mary Langston. James (09) Larkin. Catandra (09) Larry, Brian (10) .....73 Jamea (II);.... 64. 207 Leslie (12) Leureles. Mrs. Anita 120 Lswuncc, Doris 122 James (10)...........73 Leaks. Antoine (10) 74. 173.205 L«avy. Artetha (II) ... 64, ...-64 86,216 64 64 86 .....74 w May. Anthony (10) Ashley (10) McAlister. Deans (10) McBrock. Michael (10) McCall. Cynthia (10) 86 64. 205 74 .76 48. 103, 47. 1033 180.208 .118 119 .119 .73 Patricia (I I) 2 64. 209 Rkrky................164 Roberta (12) .. . 48. Ronda ((Jp) . 85. 206. Mrs Bobble . Mrs. Eddye Mrs. Tommie L Nathaniel (10) Jerome (II) . Lee. Cstlna (09) Terry (U) TJteodjtf LI) Lentz,i Paulf Lewie. Jacqueline Katherine (12) 188. 200.201.204. 206. 216 Mrs Cindy . P 120 it, I .auric (09). 86 193. 205.210.218 John (10) 74 Kimberly (10). 70. 74. 82. 205.210.214.217 Patricia (10) 204.206 Scottie (11)........203 Llpsey. Joseph (ID Littleton. Mlch Pl). 64 Susan (09) 86.214 Lockhart. Napoleon (11) ....................64 74. 204 James (10)..........74 McClain. Michael (09) 86 Mr. fom............120 Mrs. Bever® .. _ JI9 McCllaton. McClurge. Barbara (10) McCurley. Sidney 122 McDaniel, Tommy (II) ............31.64, 214 McGahec. Ronald (12) . .49 McGee. Carson (09) 86 Jason (12).... 49. 103 Mr Charles.........119 Mr Charles 115. 1211 Christopher (II) . . 67. 202,214.217 Ell 50. 104. 189. 200. 202. 2036206 Harold (12) Jerry (I I) JeMe (10) • S «(I2) A Teresa (10) “ 20 Mooreman. Jennifer (09) .86 2d Corton (09)..”... 86.202 Debbie (12) ... 104. 2L7. • 220 50. 104. 135. 203 Lacretta rtfnela Morrow. Mrs Alice Moss. Robert (1 I) Mullslfy. AIH«n(12).. 29. 50. 104. 200. 208 Neely. Roderick (09) 86 Nel£ n. John (12) £ Stephen (09) . 86 New. Jason (I I) Newell, PhylUi (I I) Newkirk, Christopher (10) Kyle (10) ........ 64 Tammy .... ........205 tickles, Sharon (II) Nilla, Trade.........204 Noble. Tammy (10) . . 205, 209 Norcross. Leslie (10) . 205 Norrlse, Darton (12). . . 51. 104.205 North. Ann (09) . 86. 91 Patricia (10) Norton. Albert (II) . 65 Johnny (10) Notto, Candace (10). . 77. 205. 214. 218 (09) 86 (12) . .. 51. 104. 134. 144. O'Neal. Fddfc (12) Marlon............. ®dle_Tracy (12).. 51. 104. 189. 203. 207. 218 Oldham, Debbie (10) . .203 , Michael (12) .51. 104. ■f 203 Oliver. Michelle (12) . 51. MM. 135. 189. 193. 196. 205. 207.218.220 Ollaway. Cart (09) 87. 202 Dwens. Kim (II). 65. 166. W • 201,205 Marlon (09) . . HI-. Mr. Talt . 119. 121. oJT 209 Mrs. Stella........120 Rita (11) (p.203.209. 220 Susan (12) . 51. 104.203 Pace, Mr. John.......162 Mrs Bess 117.202 leanna(( (MByK haH ( IU4. 9 Morgan. Rebecca (09) MolAs. Cart (10) .118 Ligh Lind 1 U I. McGuire. Lynnetta (12) ....................204 McMahan. Susan’(12) McMIUer, Devlta (09) 86 Stephanie (09) 06 Metfcy. Cassandra (10) • ...................206 86. 214 Terri (12).. 29. 49. 104, 193, 194. 195. 196. 209.211 Miles, hi (09) Miller. Call (I I) Hurphy. Frlc 9) Martye (09) . Mary (09) Michael (09). 86 86.91.214 Meeker. Abby Jo (09) Cert (12) 86. 202. 214 65. 170. 171. 172 49 Nabors. Kelly (12) . 50. 104. 203. 204 Nash. Mrs Lanle 115. 117.210 Nathan. Brandye(09) . .86 Everett (10) 209.214 Naylor. A.B. (12) .51. 104. 132. 185. 189. 194. 195. 200. 201.209.210.214 Mary (09)..........86 Tommy (I I).. . . 65. 166. 193. 201. 203. 209 Neal. Mavis (10)....175 Page. Andre (12) 1. 104. 206. 214 Parham, Mr Theo ... 118 Parker, Jason (10) Leroy (11) . ......S 5 Vanessa (10) . 76. 166, 205.220 Parka, Rosemary (09) 86 Shannon (09) . 86. 214, • 217 Wendy (10) Patterson. Marge (I I) ' 69 P.ynr. Payton. 105. 206 Pearson. Mr Kelly .. . 114.® 119 Pendleton, Kevin (10) :............. 74. i64 Perry. Sobrina (09) Peterson. Melvin (II) . 65 Pettle. Barry (12) 52. 177 Tonna(ll) 65.214.215 Pettla. Debora (10). 74. • 78.216 Petty. Ms. Felicia 118 Phllllg Andy (12). 26.52 105. 130. 1207. 218 ’hillingAndy (12) Dorol John John Nichole (10). 7 77.217 Pickett. Shenola (12) 105.216.; Plei««. Georgia (09) Klfe (09).......... Pllklngton. Mrs. Judy 90 Index 223 Sitting: Editor and Chief Dana Flower Standing From Left to Right: Terri Meiers. Ursula Garner. Angela Williams. Jody Glass. Delana Buzzard. Lisa Sanders. Shenula Pickett. Jennifer Wiliams, and Angela Sims. Sponsor: Mrs. Pittman The Cougar Staff getting things together. What in the world is that, Terri? A hall pass made especially for Ms. Seaton. NEWSPAPER 225 This year’s COUGAR was composed of a lot of intensity and hard work. We tried to capture all the memories of the year gone by, and the times we’ve spent together. Mrs. Pittman, and everyone on the COUGAR staff, put in long hours, so that the COUGAR could turn out ex- citing and new. All this effort from the COUGAR staffers, who represented the school, was to show the infinite pride and spirit that we have for CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL. COUGAR STAFF 227 Dear Cougars: We present this gift to you from us. The COUGAR has captured the memories of Homecoming, friends, the Snow, and our teachers. We have tried to gather in these pages the times, the places, and the peo- ple that you cherish and want to remem- ber forever. We hope our pictures and pages enrich and satisfy your special life at our special school. I want to thank Mrs. Pittman for all the pushing and screaming — and occasional hugging — she did because there would not be a yearbook without her. Thanks, COUGAR staff, for putting up with me because at times I can be impossible. Thanks, Stacey, Jada, Foster and John for staying everyday 7th period to get the unfinished work done. I’ll never be able to thank Karen and Nikita enough for punch- ing away on those computer keys. Last, but not least, thanks, Tillman, for all those times you were there to help us when we needed it! Cougars are forever cool!! Michelle Oliver 88 COUGAR editor THOSE WINNING LOOKS 229 FRIENDSHIPS CAMERA
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