Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1980 volume:

I I s - VY 12 A mf'-, 1 3 9 P ' 2 P 4 W , ai i ir ' e !,,,q.f-fr'--M V Y --ff-nom--1 if ' ' '!' 1: S 'Q . 'Si T, ,,Y,, 1 1- - 717- -W T., --as?-vn - f I , D. L. Britton As we move forward into the eighties we pause for a moment to evaluate our achieve- ment of the seventies. In doing so, we perceive a great deal of satisfaction for our success and accomplishment of the past and now we look into the challenges of the eighties with dedica- tion and determination to make this the most exciting and successful decade in the history of Central High School. In order to attain our education goals and objective we must have a student body who is motivated to achieve, has an attitude to work cooperatively with others and exhibit a loyal dedication. Each student must have a determi- nation to develop a life of usefullness to the community and to this nation. Centralites, the task is yours during the eighties and the year ahead. WM MW 3 0000 10391056 2 MID-CLEA V' N I l lJl if lf T'3r'tlTf r 2 1- 1r T'ML'1't MAY nun. .1 -1. INDEPENDENCE, filE!3lQ'IilfI'i5 C1050 f if You hav whatever train your and be pei pursuit. l ' x ' x 1 0 . . lr' I ' , -L bfi 'Y 4' H. -1 : ur, Mr. Britton The Blue Eagle Principal .f fl 5 v A1 D T-'Y Y? f- , Counselors Eve Dixon Linda Donovan Harold Mensch Each student is assigned a Guidance Counselor who assists them with personal and academic problems which may arise in school. Edu- cational and Vocational planning, course selection, and improvement of study habits are some of the areas with which Counselors assist students. The services of the Guidance Department are available to all students and their parents. A number of students are assigned to a Counselor by alphabetical listing, and they remain with the same students throughout their high school years. This is in keeping with the developmental approach to Guidance which emphasizes the growth of the individual student. Counseling services are available on an individual and group basis both upon request and according to need. The duties of a Counselor fall into three areas: Working with students: working with the professional staff: and working with parents. Work- ing with students include counseling students on a referral or self-referral basis, administering and interpreting tests, planning and conduct- ing orientation programs, and counseling students in selecting courses for the following year. The Counselor holds conferences according to the students needs with various social agencies as well as appropriate staff members. Each Counselor consults with teachers in order to evaluate student progress, appropriate placement, and individual needs. The Counselor works closely with many school committees as well as with psychologist, Ph sicians, Community Agencies as the Division of Childhood and Family Services, Teenage Parent Center, Humbold Adjustment Center, etc. Counselors provide supportive services to the entire staff when- ever appropriate. The Counselor participates in student-teacher conferences and arranges meetings between parents and members of each Student-Study Group. The Counselor is available to interpret test results and review school records for parents in an attempt to help them make realistic educational and vocational plans for their children. Counselors also provide Career-and educational information and arrange for Home- Bound instruction and tutoring. It is the sincere hope of the Guidance and Courgeling Department that students and parents will take advantage of these services. incerely, Guidance and Counseling Department Eva L. Dixon Coordinator f if-,ji . +. 'tit ' .!'-'- :fm - we . 'girth 4 Te: ToM Th thanl K I. Edu- s assist unselor mental group . Work- nduct- mbers. unselor od and when- 1-Study realistic Home- Teachers -1 s Anderson, A Ahern, D. Alston, Y, Science Music History To Ms. Sickman: The Centralites would like to give their warmest thanks for your devoted time and love. O Ms. Sickman Bagsby, S, Beers, Fl. Bush, Jr. Spec. Ed. History Coe K. if, , K' It ' VU ,Kb ,-,- ,wa ef- r 239' 5 nn. ,.,,....., we Q 'Lkf . I 7 La? A new ' ' 1 9322 .' J Buso, K. Cooper. J- C'-WS' W- Science I-lislofy H '9 Y . ' .Y ' Y I X1 44k , xg. - ' I' x x.I Art is a subject which develops sell-expression through various Dale K' creative experiences involving drawing, painting, sculpting, 56559, printing, photography and many other art processes. Darden, L. B. Davis, R. Duhe, B. TYPWW M Ni nth 'WW af fl JP 1 Griffin, L. Mathematics Hammond L Handie,E. Heath L Ind Arts Mathematics Art Photograp ii !', i 4 .... t ,W.Sni.c.xaXlst.. L -.,,t. . ,...-2S. ciixxl-ht Hill, R. Industrial Arts American History teaches us about our past so that we can understand the present and prepare for the future. It also gives us a better perspective to work for the changes in our society that will give us a better life. l-lowe, R.. Iloka G Janes T Social Studies English Physical Ed T E Jenkins, I. Jordan, M, Larson, V. Mathematics Home Economics Social Siudies Lewis, A. Lewis, L. Mason, E. English Industrial Arts Home Economics E' , x gp 'dff is Lf' f' x . Ulf' . 9'7i '-. L'-,f l l , ,,? 1 A Q In 1 I , E 3 : I - i F H-Mg, iii wir 1 fr 5 W if 1 A 1 o i L S .e z , '7 i r YN U AF A s fl .X Thompson,B. Physical Education Wagner, C. Mathematics if 'WM ,wr I 2 i E E 1 M XY 4 X Tucker, N. Vaught, E. Foreign Language Foreign Language White, D. Young, V. English Business Education --35 Q 1... V, a f' , FJ hwy? M. A K , L, McGill, L. ALQEJLQAD- signify Learning Disabilities r .W H I t Sayles, C. Parson, L. Special Education 2. Scroggins, S. Physical Education RHI Maxi a -Q x 5 ma n ve Q'ii ...la naman: ,Q Ashley, Ms. Secretary Gum bo, Elton Alumni Processor ..,,, .L '? NrSh Bremer Larry Alumni Processor , AN? , P, I , F: F' - , lf Perry, Ms. Joyce Counselor Secretary A ,,' -'4 Edwards, Ms Bookkeeper Willis, Ms. M Registrar 10 ...J w N v ox. f Ax - Q X, .X -.Mil s 'X Milla ....-Aff . , - ,,,,, . , 1 , - 'r . zz.- .V ,xr . , -. ,,,, ,,,,K-A,4.l I f 12 'L i ,X ...ld V , f P I f Q 5 . , ,W ,4.4 4 w 1 w E E 'I .u Mr Buso Heads Senior Class I have been working with the future class of 80 and the now standing class of 80. I have been hearing a few comments both positive and negative about the class from underclassmen. I think the reason for these comments are because they look up at the authority the Senior class holds in an envious way. In the past some member of the class of 80 would complain about a certain situation but only a few would act to correct it. Those few help to hold a bond which has become stronger and has formed a unity in the class. I have enjoyed working with them through good and bad times also in trial and error. To the Senior class from the Senior Sponsor may the best in life be with you. Mr. Fleinaldo M. Buso YNY L. Not anomer booki Central High, may I help you? ' 45 V , '1'.F1 T .. --.:' 1. . NW 'QI' HIP gg . ,ark tW' ,di ' ww ,f . .F s- N!! Qi' Dixon Sharon Dorrls Jeffery wi N 0 Uv-lay l 1 A 1980 Varsity Football Queen I -. .Q Ms. Gwenette E. Hooks X 3 L My name is Ms. Gwenette E. Hooks. I think a ff 4' queen should be able to do something for the school. I am proud to be crowned Homecom- ing Queen and to help the football team. I hope everyone agrees that I worked hard and was glad for me to win Varsity Homecoming Foot- ball Queen. l'm glad everyone supported me which enabled me to be a winner. It takes hard work and determination to succeed. ' il . -,' .rA- V 11 I y K 'rw If I . I gg . M ' he ' tp w 1. 0- . . , . , 'Af 'M' 5. . me t so - ft we-M-, .I if ,. - -1 6 ' 5, I 110 f w - ff Q I, 'L 1 ' s ' .f H: f V' ,J Q A N Yi X f at 55 + f ' swf. Q 1. S.. Floyalty adds a touch of class. sv .WE mfr- 1 1 Wil A QTL ,1g.fr,g.-.f,::,f.3-,a.- -- -Y :H . Q ,. Tu ET+?i3G!.ii snriw-74:53-V -f V ,Y ,gay . ,-..-M In If. I is W gg gain Wg K mf' , Q K- wr - Johnson, . S Johnson Randy Johnson Sonya J- Mill , 4.4 ., I r E v. If' rs A , , -fr -. ,V V - , V College Dag College Day is designed for all students, partic- ularly those who plan to attend college, armed services or the field of Medical technology, etc. ln the month of Oct. representatives from sixty or more colleges come from all over the U.S.A. Because the cost of college is steadily rising, many high school graduates will face financial difficulty, these representatives are able to answer the vital question of financial aid, scholar- ships, academic as well as athletic opportunities. Central High School Counselors work diligently to provide the best college day possible by find- ing representatives from small colleges to some of the largest schools in the country. The Seniors and Juniors are given an opportunity to visit with three representatives of their choice. Q' .4 Above: Gary Slaughter, I really think that I can do it. Below: Angelo Hughes and Micheal Johnson man this is really for 2:iQ.:siiZdi'fi5a1f1::EHG:5r' 2' ,fx ' 1 Odetta Cole and Valmda Crumpton sand IS thns really too much to pay? gn- I lr L X M3 ,V 11 gy! is ' . X Xxx ff ' X' Keely Griffin: Decrsron. decrsuon. Carla Rome, Dreams mrght come true ' .rdf- TJ. sf.. Mules Adrienne - v wiiwsw Moore Ronald fa. urrell Gwenevere Ar ...J- ,.,.4., la W rf' 'K 'QP , ff ,ff gf ' .- . 1, -. y E E 3' 3 A f 1 E5 5 W K u 'V , Jn , ' ' nn., ' Q . A 1? 92, in U ,f f '. k ff ,fag ..,. N Stokes David Tatum Steven MM tk MJ v... 5 has Senlors who dldn t take thelr PICIUPCS Anderson Danny Anderson Marlon Armstrong Yolanda Baker Darryl Beard Kelvin Bell Fawn Blackwell Leverta Bourn Alvin Bradley Janice Bradley Michael Brown Clyde Brown Derreck E Brown Ouincey Bruce Wade Bullock Gloria Carouthers Mark Carroll, Laura Childress, Stacey Christian, William Clark, Annette Clay, Tressie Conley, Anthony Denson, Donna Denson, Raymond Douglas, Carlin Downton, Vanessa Duncan, Arthur Dunlap, Jerald Evans, Tracy Ewing, Leroy Ewing, Lori Friends, Tony Fuller, Tommy Fultz, Sandra Gaitan, Lionel Gipson, Whayne Glynn, Darren Green, Kevin L. Gunn Fredrick Hall Mark Harness David Harris Lorene Harvey Raleigh Henderson Brian Herring Vickie High Brian Hood Mark House Benita Howard Rosalind Hunter Laurie Jackson Darryl K Jackson DerrickJ Jackson Edward Jacobs Noel Johnson, Anita Johnson, Larry Johnson, Randy S. Johnson, Timothy Jones, Larry Jones, Vanessa Kelly, Rose R. Kemp, Darryl Kinney, Rose Kyles, Attila Logan, Charles Luckett, Vanessa McDaniel, Paula Marshall, Harvey Marshall, Tracy Martin, Jacqueline Martin, Mitchell Mosby, Cynthia Nance, James Neal, Deatria Ogletree, Brian Osby, Ivory Pace Debra Pace Ethel Parker Paul Pasley Darren Patterson Darryl Payne Sharon Pearson Wendell Perkins James Prewitt Stacey Randolph Ruby Redmond Vickie Ricks Christopher Floss Eric Scott Stacey Shaw Teenie Sims Blake Slaughter, Clifford Smith, George Smith, Lavale Stewart, Jessie Stigler, Curtis Terrill, Timothy Thomas, Daryl Toombs, Reginald Townes, Cynthia Traylor, Gladys Trent, Donald Vassie, Martha Walls, Andrew Warren, Rose Webster, Lynell West, Robert Williams, Edward Williams, Roger Willis, James Winfield, Sharry Witt, Mary 1 A 525 1 K1mgcwwbOueew Mary H ollmon Stephan Irons Q. 5. Wg -IW 3, 6 , ' f, V 31 fig if 1 K 4 Q 4 4' 0 2 x 1 '!, 1.1 114' V, , V fV as ., . .L -,,,,, ...,-.f,L,-RQ ...av -f -, .P ,-L: :sf-ix.'fsfyaz-Qffawisg ,f' :-'ziwzwe'-51pssx3:fef: X., 34 Q 4:-.5311-.7 11-pf-f .arf -- 5 I E- l w -on-is i R a 4 1 181 I Rob son Moc 29 rs me 1:2 'Q 1 4 t Senior Cabinet 1. .iii 1st row- Michael Brooks, Jessie Stewart, James Roberts, Sonya Johnson, Tina Cardoza, Greg Collins, Shlela Watkins, Staria Griffin Bruce Roberson, llley Givens. Eben Cobb 3rd row - Antionette Olds, Linda McGinnle, Dana Johnson, Stephen lrons, Pamela Bowen, Nathan Jack son 2nd, row - Terry Goddard, Shirly Morgan, Angelita Hughes, Janis Hammonds, Darryl Alder, Stephanie Anderson, Leslie Brown Ronald Moore, 4th row - Darryl Kempt, Alan McCrary, Fidel Moslev 1 I Class Officers President -- llley Givens Treas. - Tina Cordoza Sgt at Arms -e Greg Collins Sec. - Stephanie Anderson Vice-Pres. - Shiela Watkins 5..., ,W g-, 4-.1 1 4 '11 , :J 'H I ,gl.l '-Q, ' . 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James X, if A- .- 5' fx : if: K ,, Sw Sneakior Than You Think Diana Fells and Palmer Harris KS 'qv.,aj55igg,ifzf jr .N .4 5 Q6 4 f ' I , A y x Q lil X- Margaret, Vesley Watkins. Raymond Hoo! Prepular Cordelia Buggs A ugene H. Kelley 61 -, ' , -A-sae. ,Q Sophomore Cabinet ,Q L- K H X MW W' 2 'ai i 5:3 , is R ' 1 i 1 .. Q - Q . 5 A 'Q 2' if P 0 a f. ' . I-M w A A . 1 W ' ,iz fi X V , , Walker, Robert Warren, Joseph Warren, Laressa Warren, Steven Washington, David , -l Watkins, David Watson. Raymond Wheeler, Robert Wiley, Terry Williams, Andre Williams, Donald 4 i' fk ,QM J n off, 1'1 '- , IU' W f. i , i af .5 , 4 I 'x La Y .S ' X1 al 'B Williams, Linda Williams, Tonya Winfield, Derrick Wright, Valerie if . 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' 2 fx -- L N. 5 A g 51-- 5- jfs K fx., X 3 X. ! l i 4 s::E ' , , Best in English Barbara Moore Freshmen Bring Fresh Ideas Abbot, William Alder, Kathy Ashberry, Freddy Bally, Bruce Baker, Valerie Bell, Lamont Bell, Vickie Benton, Brenda Berrell, Terry Berry, Rodney Bows, Joyce Boyd, Melvin Bradley, Fatina Brock, Patrica Brook, Jamesatta Brown, Glunis Brown, Stacia Burgette, James Burns, Sammie Burnside, Tracy Carter, Harold Carter, James Clavin, Albert Childress, Jeffery Clark, Bonnie Clark, Byron Clark, Levitta Clark, Steve Clark, Robert Cobbins, Micheal Coleman, Ronnie Cornelius, Carrie Crawford, Marshall Crumpton, Adams Davis, Dawn Dearborn, Lamont Downton, Etta Dudley, Sherman Dunant, Flonnell Ellison, Gria Eubanks, Carla Farmer, Keith Farmer, Tracy Fell, Michelle Ford, Donna Ford, Sharlene Ford, Stephanie Hardiman, Dannah Frye, Harrison Fylle, Ncdra Glasco, Crystal Griffin, Charleston Hale, Tracy Hall, Felicia Handley, Eleanor Hare, Deon Harper, Flobert Harris, Valerie Hatcher, Lavetta Hawkins, Bryan Hawkins, Debby Heard, Jerry Herring, Pamela Hicks, Micheal Hill, Sylia Hilla, Carmela Holly, Linda Hopkins, Katherine Hughley, Jeffery Hunt, Sybil Hunter, Laurie Jackson, Lorraine Jamison, Lawana Jamison, Steven Jefferys, Olly Johnson, Charles Johnson, Derrick Johnson, Donald Johnson, Glenda Johnson, Lesa Johnson, Mark Johnson, Micheal Jones, Dannell Jones, Diane 1. ,,..,. -my-N,-1 ual, New Faces Wright, Lamia Young, Cornelius Patterson, Tonya Thomas, Charlyne Thomas, Larry Thomas, Terry Thomas, Venita Todd, Hense Traylor, Ouantaline Vaughn, Melvin Verner, Monica Voss, Lisa Walker, Bridgett Walker, Eva Wallace, Kim Ward, Dwight Webb, Alma Wells, Shirley West, Kevin Whitley, Pam Wiles, Valarie Wilkins, Kevin Willard, James Williams, Antoine Williams, Carolyn Williams, Jackqulyne Williams, Jolenie Williams, Lenora Williams, Linda Williams, Terrie Willoughby, Yvetta Wilson, Renee Winston, Douglas Winzer, Douglas Woodard, Sandra Woods, Anthony Woods, Fluben Wren, Larry Wright, Cynthia Freshmen Class Ballet Best Sense of Humor Raymond Robinson Alma Webb 70 Most Popular Jerry Heard Tonya Patterson Class Jammers Robert Clark Stacia Brown I 1 T K va My '51 Best Hair Strands Melvin Boyd Mary Porter - Best Built Anthony Woods Tonya Patterson 72 .31- fi-vi Most Athletic Anthony Woods Sharlene Ford Best Dressed Reginaid Jones Alma Webb Wolfand Fox Raymond Robinson Terri Williams Loudest Mouth Kevin Wilkens Glenda Johnson M - 'Y xuifw-.:E Q A N. - -ir, i - l If Tall? 2' f .. .,.,. . A l w 1 - I 1 I W x' V .1 5 1 , W' 5 . 4,41 5 , .i f' ' if P , 2. i f, AW lgf, ' , v .1 K . Ag, rf, 0 , 143.1 I X ' i - 'fat i 51' . jx 1 A . 1 R I - 'I s Row 1 - Coach A. B. Anderson, C. Johnson, B. Johnson, Ft. Miller, S. Irons, H. Willingham, Coach H. Cox. Row 2 - K. Patterson, E. Dixon, C. Livingston, C. Williams, M, Hughes. Flow 3 - T. White, J. Hugley, A. McCrary, F. Mosley, E. Kelley. Row 4 - Q. Morgan, W. Black, L. Moore, D. Glynn, K. Collins. Flow 5 -T. Walker, D. Watkins, J, Glover, O. Cole, K. Boykins. The football program for 1979 was not a total success, but there were many bright spots. Our varsity team, competing with only four starting seniors, won only two games. But as a result, our many underclassmen put in plenty of playing time which should help them next season. We are now in the process of reorganizing our varsity program for 1980. With the return of 26 varsity and junior varsity players, along with 39 freshmen players, we are looking forward to next season. Another Bright spot in our overall program was the junior varsity team. With the careful guidance of Coach Cox and Coach Arnold, the junior varsity team went 5 and 1 for the season - Although the freshmen team ended up with a 3 and 3 record, there were many outstanding prospects. Run- ning backs, Sherman Dudley, Byron Clark, and Ruben Woods will be pushing some of the upper classmen for starting positions next year, Emanual Seals fcenterj Tyler Randle flinebackerj and Timothy Paige freceiverj are promising young men for the future. Micheal Cobbins fquarterbackj will also be pressing for a starting position. By implementing the veer offense and 5-2 defense into our spring practice, we are hoping for a better and successful football season. 76 wr Dixon, lack, L, team, put in junior -Coach . Run- en for ery are ltion. er and ' - W- . . . ,l '7 .. 4 ' . ' 5 ...W l x va I :S L ,A F1 X wr l - , I 1 119 'L ' ' e- or r . ye fr gi' Q X, MK , A A Row 1 - L. Jones, P. Piper, Fl. Clark, L. Wren, P. Partee. Flow 2 - S Dudley, T. Paige, M. Cobbins, A. Woods, K. Fleece. Row 3 - M. Dun- can, D. Jones, M. Morgan, J, Heard, L, Dearborn. Row 4- J. Childress C. Johnson, L. Bell, D, Hare, Fl. Durrant. Flow 5 - E. Seals, E. Maples, T Randle, D, Norton, S. Winson. S. Irons A. McCrary F. Mosley W. Black A. White L, Moore D. Glynn G. Glover .T . 5, R, Fieed, D, Mondaine, D. Brown, C. Collins, M. Davis, G. Jamison, D. Kemp, J. Ford, D. Jami son, D. Smith, B. Sterling, D. Long, C, Livingston. Capt. Derrick Downtown Brown U Marc Davis Lf rzrzmsen, Daryl Kemp Jer Ford H Glenn Jamison Amis.- fn NE Ronald Reed David Mondaine N.- lgivx' 33 Darryl Smnth Davld Jamuson -...., a ' g5 W, , 129,-, 1, .lflvf ' . ,Wu qw fwikf WN. - 'f',4f!,. L.. JTZT. W., N.x V Q. X YR , 3' X W X fu X- 1 A CIN Tm' f 'T' -v 1 x mf 1 'i 99433- 1 ,f ' fig Sfbrm fi. I kk rw ' qr!.4hp - i VV.. ff. ,SSX - 1 lm -il ' LA, , ' ' S , I 4 .gy Vriu x f '1 i , V, .Q , I J 'U I A 1 N , ,Q XXJ ' 83 Liv:ig5N5?TbvuS?9v1SE91eenemu!WWY Ji 1 , , . I ,T 12 1? THE CENTRAL BL E EAGLE BASEBALL TEAM Q fifswsfoa-Anna! ts -.q For the first time in Central's Sporting History, they have baseball. Trying to fit in with the pow- erful Basketball and Track Tradition is no easy task. We have overcome more than our share of problems already, such as no funds, scheduling and school support, so we're gonna be tough to contend with. says coach Scroggins. Pride is our number 411 Goal, State is 2nd. We have team to accomplish This Easily. I would Like to thank our sponsors, Ben's Mkt and L. A. Jone 81 Son Funeral Home, for their donations. We will be A contender. SCHOGGINS A I J :ij : J 1 .4. ,,,f 7 W' M61 1 I 4' 1 Q O - .7., :mf ,,. - . .R . . ', 'I Fix K ' 4' 'X' Af Q . x jfifxfl ' -1. ' ' vw-' ' ' - 20 + . I1 - if .4 1 259' P19957 wYO,'Qb.L. :Jia L I 11: wr , f' . -, . Q ,,..wvO WN' ,,,,,..w--1-W ,,,L,,.WwMf I 1 i ' ' ' ,A , f' 9 a54x, L , 1 u ,.. f-, VZ: lg if JB, .2-saze--iiifbis Eagle 's Girls Back row- Coach W. Howe, S. Ford, J. Hannelt, B. Holman, R, Jones, A. Prince, T, Taylor, C. Walker, S. Payne. Kneeling F. Bitler, S. Harris, S. Barnes, S. Campbell, S, Bradley, L. Voss. 11.1. ing- IV BASKETBALL Back - Coach C. Sayles, P, Herring, B. Holman, S. Harris, Middle - K. Saurn, T. Taylor, F. Butler, S Powell, W. Jones. Front- J. Butler, L. Voss, D. Thomas, F, Bradley, J. Hannett. vs Shaniel Barnes GIRLS OUR VARSITY Sheila Bradley Captain Alisha Prince Rosie Jones Sarah Campbell Sharon Harris Sharon Payne Charlene Walker FND-COP-ITlN,r.r f . L , , r.Y 12510 EAT' 25 rf ,k'1' INDEPENDENCE, MKZIOULKI 64050 Terri Taylor Jeraldine Hannett l Brenda Holman Felicia Butler Charlene Ford Lisa Voss OUR CENTRAL BLUE EAGLES TRACK TEAMS E 1 Q qi X5 Ca! Xl, . X . I 's ' few ,I ' J O E! In 3 l . :K if T 1 f x ' - -i if , fs LLT 22' .. . 1' 1 1 l H.-.JN Q L' 7., Xt ii , M luinl - M , 1 , mf A 5-J r Nnl g 1 .5 I ' A 9 we K it, 5 . f L- V , 9 X 5 . M g. . I Wx' . X il., ' l -Aga . , , 1 sf t t ' . .1 A! Ai it fl i ... ' Coach: H. Cox, E. Dixon, H. Willingham, M. Sisson, Coach: D. Stevenson, A. White, J. Ford, Q. Morgan, A. Anthony R. Denson, K. McDaniel, A. McCarry, A. Jackson, J. Glover, D. Watkins, W. Smith, G. Slaughter, A. Smith Mgr., T Walker, K. Martin, G. Jamison, C. Montgomery, A. Rogers Mgr. 1 Y I 5 l Br Sh Pa Th Co MMR 3 1 l WTAE i I g 1 1 l? z XwA fx V LL v I , . x I , 2 ff 2 2 h ffflf + 3 1 Q ' 3 . Q x I ,A W I , W in I gx , + , 5, 1 3 H It A V 5,7 I Q N f f ' 'f c 5 5 X A C , I ',A D , 5 A,.: 1 an ',. 7 X , 1 F A 1 i , A . f , ,Ug,, 4 v g H? f is-V s s . WN, lsr, 0-4 O 'Ugg rigmzr? 35223 mm-Ea :Fm Q, ZpW?I msom ::ic'2 mmmgg esPfw 'zmop 00503 :'m:r3m 2939.9- EZOWD mgggm I,,,1mI' D13-Y' m 50 IU! vfbmm' V333- I'- lmwo 3255 10:2 1033-- Qgg EPw? O c.'Q cgofg 583' 5'cn5 m sax? mfg: 33:8 IPI og:u3 cr 'U --H2590- 32 2 smsf agar' ozrm 8325 '--J Pfam Z wg U - Eaig M00 N892 EA, Q. w if X2 v f MW 'kk 3 Q X 5 SR.- u x ' - ' --.w,,1x..' . , -.--'Rf-5 - W. Lf-e nn.. , ,...,f V , Basketball Queens jr. Varsity Varsity 'Vo V7 17' .Is Sherrill Race t 1 1: riff, , 'fi' if e if o ey. . M, ., 3 N 'iid Sophomore Freshman Football Queens Varsity Y 'E K4 YJ MA' vs-'S . .'.'. ' A, fi i 1 , , 1 , ,,,,, ,,,, ,, f S A -T. Y - -- -- - Stephanie Anderson Captain Ruth Rogers VM! Q 'Z 5 C7 1 ' il L 5 f 'L 5 H 5 'L I .JV E U' Diane Fells Q In .5 Q Q 9 9 11 ne Q 5 'L 100 The 1979-80 Pom-Pon quad I ' 1, Sponsor: Steve Scroggins Kneeling - Felicity Griffin, Angie Smith - Captain, Alberta Rogers, Cynthia Jeter. Back row - Janet Bailey. Jackie Vaughn, Venus Shelton, Rhonda Taylor, Margaret Veasley, Carolyn Thomas, Deloris Thomas. ,r u I I ! X I E A 3 I r P l r 3 r 5 1 I i ,, I Z 5 : 5:10,-4 'n 'in 2 ' f x 74: CLUB S Science Club fgierf Vx 'h I 1 l r W X-New L W k 1, L Y A f JN! I A Q-5 V - .. ix 5 3 an r ,. , 1 13 A 1, ' ' 1 'E , . it f ' I ,I il P R I D E ZQXHBXGOMM i' The Luminal' The purpose of the luminary is to keep all stu- dents and teacher informed on the school activi- ties. Editor - Veno Shelton, Assistant Editor Dee Dee Thomas, Business Manager Ruth Rogers. Sports - Margaret Veasly Reporters. Robin M., Bruby W,, Melvina T., and Brenda H. lt is also a training programs for subjects such as journal- asm. -q -.,.,,e.,,a-4... FW , ,f f . . -, , ,, - 1 i A ! 1 I J 4 J A-,-+,-....Tg...,, ,,A4, 7,77 , Y E. E vi R 'K F K -Q . fA Y- - f ,ix'H'hzf . - -.fs-N L ,j'-n:v5:.:..- . :H-2 -. x li I gl L., rl ll ,ll r l, r, , , F , 1 1 1 E I 1,5 E l l l l l l r I 108 pe E 4 gs i, F or 5 l Student of the onth October- Kelli Hare Glennis Brown - September Push Excel has honored their students for their Excellence in Achievements in and out of the class- rooms. Gwennetta Hooks - September Tl 5901 only also The' on tl thlete for Excellence PUSH-EXCEL The ATHLETE FOR EXCELLENCE repre- sents the student at Central High who not only excels in hisfher particular sport but also excels in hisfher academic subjects, They monitor the hallways, the cafeteria and on the school grounds. Mr. Givens Taking notes from football player Mike Williams. When Tony Johnson speaks everyone listens. And these are the members of the Ath- letes tor Excellence. l l l E l l 109 , ,..,.A ,. ,,., .--, -1 l 1 4 I i .-Q , ESERVE , FFICERS 9 RAINING , ORPS l Battalion Staff: tbaclo L to R - Andre Williams Sgt. First Class. Priscilla Pace Sta!! Sgt. Ronald Moors Capt rsqugttingj - 1Lt Charles L. Wallace, 2Lt Kenneth Martin, Major James Perkins, What is ROTC? Reserve Officers Training Corps The program has been in exist- ence for approximately 60 years, at Central High School since 1921. The program of instruction was developed in coordination with and upon recommendation of Junior ROTC units located throughout the nation. lt includes a curriculum which provides a learning progression from one year to the next and selection of content appropriate to the inter- ests and capabilities of teenag- ers. At the same time, curriculum flexibility to accommodate indi- vidual cadets is retained. The existing philosophy and objectives of the program have not changed. The cultivation ol citizenship and leadership char- acteristies, vital to both civilian and military pursuits, is the basic program objective: The program is open to all male and female students 14 years old and in the 9th grade. George R. Simms MS6 U.S. ArmY Retired SAI Rifle Char 5 bac K. 'lime man X' r 5 tt. .V In V Ruigwii wi, 1 'V-'Q V LUAW l I Moore Capt. lCorps in exist- 30 years, :I since :tion was ion with ation of located includes avides a rom one ection of he inter- teenag- irriculum ate indi- phy and am have vation of hip char- 1 civilian the basic o all male years old Simms i. Army rl efewemffruf --ff:::-ffmeweffff' '- . l F L E T E A M Rifle Team: fbackj - James Perkins, Eugene Perkins, ffrontl - George Frazmrj Charles L. Wallace, Knot showny - Jetfery Hanley, Steve Harrir. . FLYING-RIFLES MA E DRILL TEAM L Y Y Lt R E 9119 Perkin! GBOIQQ Frazier Hoaney Berry urarg Wren uarreu naruln :racy uarnngron - - , , , , , uonaru YVII fax: 'Expat rgwjjl-Clfilgrles L. Wallace. Kenneth Martin, Gwen Norwood. Andre Williams, Gordy Brown, Micheal Fells 4Com- manderj James Perkins. I I 'i 1 f ii 4' L' ,. 4 if ,f-E, .. .rfb 1 15 c , U .GQ -r. filo riffs ,gs vt: FEMALE DRILL TEAM ' Female Drill Team: fback row, L to RJ - Willinda Jones, Joycelyn Butler, 13rd rowj - Emma Robinson, Renee Wilson, Terry Williams, 12nd rowj - Rosie Davis, Brenda Benton, Debbie Hawkins, 11 st rowl - Pracilla Pace, Linda Holly, Lavera Banks, 1CommanderJ Finnie Norwood. FEMALE COLOR GUARD Girls Color Guard: QL to F0 - Cecelia Cole, Priscilla Pace, Emma Robinson, Gwen Nomood. ' if' . ,,, 1 Aa Con Non KSQU 1, Terry Banks. UEE 81 RUNNERS UP Queens: Gram L to F0 - Queen: Fannie Norwood, Runners Up: Willinda Jones, Vickie Coleman, Lavera Banks. ll? Ll n 6' N atom MV Com' Van A: Cfar left backl - Burrell, Terry, Alyce Hannett, Rodney Berry, Lois Jones, Lavetta Hatdten fsecond rowj Gwen Omoo re T Garlm ton CharIesL Wallace Donald Williams Qsquatting L to Ry- Crai9 WYSI1. 'BOY 9 'T I 1x aa v ' , ' as 41 4 .11 vi or if .wfi Q ' . Q 4 I . . -' . . ' : ' Q A f 'E ' ' if - ' . s ' ' W ' ' ,, T f 4. ,f v L s , A fxg- p 3. .. , V. Q,-, , ,y L, 4 ' S . , fy 3, ff, ' I .-- ,psf U , ,, - :iff -' X 1 IV - .fxr -, , ' 'F 6 ' J u ff if in F' Q y if ' V ,Q K. or flu Y ' , 1- gm J, N P g B nda Benton, Linda Holly, Gust rowj-Andre Williams, Darrell Hardin, Mary Parker, ffar nghtj Eugene Perkins i 1 , ik' ' P321 . rowj warns, X James 19. 5 4, V ,....,-Mf.: L- ff . bm X A . b '4 rf , f' I ,I J ,. ty i f -.E - n 4 ,Q If-..,.,Ci:-31, Lf 451-f,:l'i:2.z: 4-3, ' ,,-,,,.,..e, I 'vb A, 'YL Meekness Hurry up before I smile! Ok snap It Who is that! , X s VW , l Hello: Yes, it is I. ali' 'N-5-fx K wt Q- f 1 Q 3 g 1. 1 r'- :E QA A 'Q ' 1 521? 'f f 6 ' ew 3 .5 A 4 F I' ' ' H ' f If on nd ior ct of O E al' Julia Hill x 1. 5 fy, if 5 24-fi f , 6 al ,ig I ' . 1 fa , tb 5 , l OOPS!! We Gooled, Centralites The Central High School Student Body Apologizes to Mrs. Julia Hill for rude behavior during her appearance at Central. The Pride Association sincerely appreciate Mrs. Hill's Attempt to communicate with the student body. We look forward to having her here again in a different atmosphere. C0 RTESY , , . 1 4x'11.....4 I 4 1 H . -,. A T A I tif .gf ,' ffl f s 5 Rodney Hare - Photographer LaRita Mitchell- Typist Tracie Jones -- Editor A i Y Lj'ifq 'V -57 Kelli Hare - Cherice Hare Secretary Marisa Coleman - Typist Darryl Smith - Layout Artist 4-45' l .1 'Z Merle Walker Artist Micheal Pitts Artist Michelle Britton - President gunmmi 5. Nsxty K FQ Y, , P I rg Kevin Patterson Layout of E Leon Wallace - Vice President -n..Qi Shirley Morgan - Typist 'Q N Pamela Bowan - Editor 'Q ll Picture Not Available Lisa Black - Typist Not Shown B 5 1 1 41 if L 'U U 1 s The Best in Their Class 3.5+ Constance Randle Sophomore Pamela Phillips - Senior ' 'X ' x f XJ Steven Barbara Jerry Jamison Moore Heard Freshman Junior Freshman Four Years - That's All . 4.1 E-2'E3?37 2 -- 552939- 1 zrafae- , sears:- f I nears:-' ........ . 'iii' ..... . t .,....Le. .. -A Four years - that's all then you can leave this battered up hand me down hole in the ground they call Central High School Four years - that's all then you can leave this hot andfor cold doors boarded up roof leaking four floor hell they call Central High School But the building is not the school and luxury is not the purpose and comfort is not the intention. Education is what you're here for. not because the law says so But because it's what our people need. Development is what you're here for notjust lor good grades But because it's what our people need. Skills is what you're here for not just so you can get a good job But because it's what our people need. Seriousness is what you're here lor not because the rules say so But because its what our people need. The future of our people is what you're here for Because you're all we've got. And the time to accomplish all of this is so short. Four years - that's all Four years - that's all to build some pride in yourself to have a sense of accomplishment to set your direction inside this building they call Central High School Four years - that's all then you have to leave this place of learning where in the end its up to you and nobody else they call Central High School. Four years - that's all Use thetime. . .WELL ! by Elton Gumbel Jr ...H gezeagge 0 M' .1-se-e5 ' Ili I wh gl A Z L: . - - I ll A ' Lugo..- - i -tg 4 .IETF W I -0 Q N I N Y E 3 f '- gx. :f s Q ' f WW f ' ' -at X, wg 0 ff N ' 3.5, 1 Y 'Beep' ,K Q-.f . xg w q. 4 it 7M r,Z go? f 04' 5439, V N . V E yb I Q ', Q J 4643 , Q' X xx if ,W 'X il X V!! .L , S 4 3.1. w ff 8, L, Q I' A , . Q ef ' . , '.79,,f -H .N1,zL+m:4'3' , 4? X' ik W1 v. if 15 ' , 1 ,-E, Era ,-so 2-4- c gf ,L- -ge gm J , V, I mf ., . K , 4 . A wfffif' Q A, 2jf??2.gg:,::-s 2 10' na i':.','4u,' W, 2 '5ZZ?f f7f'L ' '92 zfev' aw I fl- X ...-.,:1:umne,gsn:L'a- K .- -.X ' ' .c..:7,. 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