Central High School - Pegasus Miller Lanier Yearbook (Macon, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1987 volume:

CENTRAL me ug.� CHARGERS a. Central High School 1987 2155 Napier Avenue Macon, Georgia 31204 Volume XVII his year at Central is - different, challeng- ing, and ap‘‘peel- ing’. Central is different from all other schools be- cause we have variety. A va- riety of students, that is, all working together to make a great school. Maybe that’s why we are sole possessors of the year’s Best Sports- manship Award presented annually by the Macon Ex- change Club. Challenging. Well, this year at Central challenges students in several ways. Having more students than ever before tests the pa- tience of everyone. Another is the constant battle to keep up grades; this is something that always is on our minds. Finally, there is a new challenge at Central. The newly formed Spirit Committee invites every- one to “Get that Charger Spirit!’’. The students re- spond with higher atten- dance at school games. With all of these things comes the ap ‘peel”’. Stu- dents at Central create an inviting atmosphere that’s hard to resist. Take a peel of the Orange — you'll find us most ap ‘‘peeling’”’. Gathering around and having fun is just part of our ap’’peel’’. Taking a lunchtime break, the senior porch group enjoys its extra time. x Stn aka S a : 1) aane ale iy) Wer ” AP’ PEEL” A. Opening 18 Sports _48 Organizations _96 Classes 17% Faculty a ae of the orange Crowdedness in the lunchroom makes for close communion. Carl Dudley, Antonece Spear and William Barron seem to be enjoying themselves. Tony Howard debates fighting the hall-mania or waiting until the crowd clears, as Faith Griffin looks on. Between classes, all that one sees is a sea of bodies, all trying to get to different places at the same time. The early-moming crew monkeys around as they crowd on the steps before school, procrastinating the start of class. A FULL HOUSE There are more students than ever at Central Oo you ever get that D feeling that you're glued to the floor? Well, here in the halls of Central, many of us feel that way each day. The halls are overcrowded, and that is a problem that all students must deal with. A senior, Shannon Creamer, complains, ‘Sometimes I’m late for class after hav- ing to squeeze through the halls.’ Pam Peacock adds, “People stop and socialize _ in the halls, and it’s always right in front of you!”’ As we try to manipulate our way through the halls, it seems as though we're in 1 there are more smiling faces to greet us in the halls.” a sardine can. Every year, it gets worse — and that’s not hard to believe, be- cause every year, we have more students. What can be done about this problem? One student, Joanie Lar- sen, suggests, “Build an- other school”. Well, until we build another school or building we just have to grin and bear it. There is one advantage to this whole mess; there are more smiling faces to greet us in the halls. Ce his year has definite- ‘ ly been one for im- proving the school spirit. Everyone has tried to support the school spirit as well as the school and try- ing to keep positive atti- tudes. However, the re- sponsibility for school spirit was definitely a job the stu- dents had to undertake. “It all depends on the people (as to whether or not the school spirit im- proves)’’, Says senior Carla Hardy. “It's improving,” says Ms. “Kris’’ Stenbridge attempts to get a student to buy a spirit item. CHARGER SPIRIT Donna Strickland, “It’s bet- ter than it used to be!’’ Lisa Emilio agrees, “‘I think everybody has tried to make this year better. Ev- eryone was getting excited about the activities the school was having.”’ Over the summer, teach- er’s formed a spirit commit- tee at the request of Mr. Bell. During the first quarter students were invited to participate. Says one member, An- drea Carter, “School spirit makes a school. Everyone needs a positive attitude. The student body, working together, only improves the chance for a school’s sports teams to be successful. ”’ Central’s school spirit definitely needed a lift. To- gether, we proved that stu- dents and faculty working together can accomplish al- most anything. Take heed of our new Charger spirit — you’re sure to find it ap ’peeling”’. Bringing the lunchroom crowd to its feet, Daryl Pearson demonstrates why he’s this year’s winner of Spirit Week's Pee Wee Herman contest. Filling up the stands is what these Chargers are talking about as they cheer to the fight song. Mrs. Espy and Irvon Mahone jam to ‘That Old Time Rock ‘n’ Roll’ during a pep rally. Wayne Evans, Glenn Casto, Tim Kite, Mitzi Hooks, Tonya Travis, Rader Seller, Sonya Travis and Michelle Horton all show their Charger Spirit as they wear their favorite jerseys on Jean and Jersey Day. Apt @ ORANGE Mr. Central, Ned Henry, and his escort, Gretchen Prasse, smile brightly for the crowd Mr. Bell gives Central's new Homecoming Queen, Erika Hart a congratulatory hug. 1986 Ms. Central Homecoming Court: 1st Runner-up, Jill McDonald; 3rd Runner-up, Katrina Jordan; Ms. Central, Erika Hart; 4th Runner-up, Kaye Tutt; and 2nd Runner-up, Shirley Randall. 1986 Mr. Central Homecoming Court: 2nd Runner-up, Keith Hamilton; 4th Runner-up, David Robinson; Mr. Central, Ned Henry; Ist Runner-up Chris Dunn; and 3rd Runner-up Ricky Harris. proud smiles of happy Erika and Ned. AND THE ctober 3, 1986 is a bright moment in the hazy high O school memories of Erika Hart and Ned Henry, who were crowned Miss and Mr. Central Homecom- ing night. The Week began with excited students dressed in jeans and jerseys. Yes, Central's Homecoming was only a few days away and Spirit Week was underway. The tension built all week as Central anxiously awaited the Hephzibah game when the new Mr. and Miss Central would be crowned. At halftime the nervous candidates strolled out on the field finally to hear the big news. The moment had come and the air was bubbling with anticipa- tion. After what seemed forever, the names were an- nounced. ‘And the winners are ’ Erika Hart, Miss Central and Ned Henry, Mr. Central. Jill McDonald and Erika Hart and escort Milton Craig smile after Erika receives her crown Sarita McCoy shows her Charger spirit in the Senior car float. WINNER IS... Chris Dunn claimed first runners up with Shirley Randall and Keith Hamilton as second runners up, Katrina Jordan and Ricky Harris third runners up, and Kaye Tutt and David Robinson as fourth runners up. During a special pregame show the Freshmen Michael Higley, and Tasha Simmons, Sophomores Tony Jones and Paula Brison, and Juniors Anna Shockley and Natalie Colvard were presented on car floats. These classes showed their spirit by decorating their cars. Following the game, a Homecoming Dance was held in honor of the candidates, ending a special, fun-filled week at Central. Homecoming ‘86 will be a momentous occassion forever in students’ memories as they reflect upon the good times. “LINE-UP” The everlasting wait ll of us have had to As in line at one time or another. If it isn’t the late line, it’s the lunch line. Exactly what does one do while he stands in line? Well, Nikki Dennard says, “I just go through the line saying, ‘Seniors coming through!’”’ Most of us just hang around and talk to whomever hap- pens to be standing next to us. In the lunchline, the main topic of conversation is the food, of course. It doesn’t matter who you are stand- ing beside in the line, be- cause you know that you have something in com- mon; you are both starving! Most conversation in the lunchroom takes place in the line anyway, because once you sit down, you have to ‘‘wolf’ your food so you won't be late to class. Perhaps the worst one is the line of cars waiting to leave the parking lot. Not only are you ready to get home, but sitting in that hot car makes you even more irritated. Remember one thing while you stand in your next line; make the best of it by simply having a conversa- tion with the person, whom- ever it might be, standing beside you. Ed Harrel escapes the salad bar line as he pays for his lunch. Does this look familiar? These students, running a bit behind, anxiously wait for Mr. Guy to sign them in. Waiting in line for the bus can be a pretty boring moment, but these students appear to be making the most of it. LOCKERS, etc. — 18 — 5, or was it 18 — 4— ee Sound familiar? Well, it has happened to the best of us, and lockers are a part of everyday student life, to say the least. The average student probably visits his or her locker three to five times a day; this includes the necessary before and after school trips. Some of us go out of the “‘ordi- nary plain ole locker’’ syndrome and decorate it with pictures and whatnot. Two seniors, Cele Logan and Kim Poland, share a com- ment. “We hung a wipe-off note- pad on the door and exchange notes during the day.”’ Don't forget the well-known dirty locker. At one time during the school year comes the chore of cleaning the pigpen: endless sheets of paper, maybe a shi rt or jacket; or even a pair of socks, a rotten apple, and ... Look, here’s my algebra homework! | got a zero for not turning it in last quarter — | knew | did it! It's your locker, clean, filthy, fan- cy, or plain; but you'll always for- get your locker combination over spring break! Even our lockers have ap’’peel”’. Take a look at Alesa Richard's locker and you'll agree. Mark Brannem takes a peek at what's for lunch as he grabs a tray. Derrick Maddox is definitely in fashion with his lariat Standard equipment at Central this year has been ‘Reebok’ shoes, socks, T-shirts warmups, etc. Many faces peering from Tamika Foster's shirt seems to leave Chris Pennyman perplexed. April Carroll reveals her ap’peel”’ with her spiked, gelled and blonded hairdo. op oe TO THE EYE new wave is sweeping across this nation. We all Aw what that new wave is, Max Headroom. He dominates the commercials we watch on T.V., and the billboards that dot our highways. Espadrilles are seen on just about everyone’s feet. On the male scene, Sebagos (or pseudo-Sebagos) are a defi- nite must; they are worn without socks, of course! What are people wearing? That’s simple; Forenza! It doesn't matter if it’s shorts, shirts, or pants, just as long as they are Forenza. Jams are another hot item on the cloth- ing list. This summer they showed up in various different lengths. binges length was just below the knees. Es- prit is still . The colors this fall are even brighter and wilder than iaione. For the guys, faded and ripped blue jeans are hot. You can even purchase these jeans pre-tom or pre-faded; if you prefer the stonewashed look, well, they're available also. Come on, guys, get that sloppy look. As for jewelry, Swatches can still be seen on the majority of people's wrists. More and more people are wearing fishing weights as bracelets and ankelets. ‘Friendship’ bracelets are showing up in several varieties of styles and colors. If all these things sound foreign to you, get with it, but remember, you can never go wrong with a T-shirt and an old pair of Levis. The “silky look’ is well displayed by Valencia Lawrence with her over-sized earrings completing this ap’ ‘peeling’ look. Russell Johnson, Vernon Collins and Tony Thorpe show off their ap’ peel” with crewcut, flat-top and shaved design. GROWING PAINS art Teenage years appear most painful s time passes and Av: reflect upon our high school years, we smile and remember all of our good times. But as with anything else, we never stay the same. In our forty years at Central High School, we watch friends grow and friend- ships change; some become stronger while others simply fall apart. Sometimes we change so much that, at moments, we forget who we really are. So many things happen to us we wonder if we’re growing up too fast — or maybe if we're growing up at all. It's so hard for us be- cause we don’t know just how to act. Our parents want to coddle us, pro- tecting their children for- ever, but we’re dying to jump out on our own, standing on our own two feet and independent. Sometimes we wonder if there will ever be a day without the typical par- ent-teenage argument. We feel alone and de- pressed considering how much our parents care. Then, we all have our moments when we could just kill our best friends, or maybe even our boy- friend girlfriend. The pain can seem Over- whelming. We hate our friends for hurting us and our loved ones for be- traying our trust. Let’s not for- get about school. The Striving for good grades, making a cer- tain team, or pleasing our parents’ with achievements can be so frus- trating that we stop and think, ‘‘What’s life really all about?”’ When our years are completed and high school times are gone, we look back smiling re- alizing our pain is all about of growing up. Shawna Clendening and Sarah Hiscox prepare for fourth period’s quiz du ring their lunch break. Reviewing for 5th period’s quiz, Shawna Clendening and Sarah Hiscox compare notes. ——— Angela Eaton and Raymond Davis will remember CHS fondly for the friendships shared. Growing pains can be physical as well as mental; just ask Kacy McCrary, she knows as she receives some pep talk from Chris Dunn and Johnny Burrel before Physics class. Kimberly Randall, April Woolfolk, and Mia Andrews take some time to chat. BEHIND THE WHEEL = Chuck Isenburg and Chris Strain stroll through the parking lot. One can't help but notice Paul Knight's car, as he found a way to personalize his Beetle. Students take responsibilities of driving o drive or not to T sive: that is the question most teen- agers ask their parents when school begins. Driv- ing and having an automo- bile is a ‘“‘must’’ for most students at Central. This year the most popular auto- mobiles are Mustangs, Jeeps, trucks, and many dif- ferent small cars. Derick Maddox's car is quite odd. He owns a little red Subaru. Looking at the outside of his car it’s just another car, but it’s quite different when you look inside. The whole interior consists of rubber skulls and fake cobwebs. He says, ‘There’s no other car at Central that’s as unique as mine!” For the first six weeks of school, our parking lots are completely full. Once those progress reports go out, it seems as if the parking lots thin out. The ones who lose their car for six weeks are given a choice; they may ei- ther ride the bus, walk to school, or catch a ride with a friend. Most of them would rather ride with a friend! One thing is for sure; stu- dents at Central have good taste in cars, ranging from ‘75 Mavericks to ‘86 Honda Preludes. Needless to say, even our cars have ap ‘peel”’. Having someone parking in your place is something all driver's experience. Kit Andrews and Michelle Mayhew return to the school building after getting some book from their cars. EEE EY ES Ss AeTeHeLeEeTeleCeS ee Many students participate in the variety of sport programs offered her at Central. Our teams practice and work hard to be winners, putting their all into compe- tition. Athletics are a large part of Central and they create a special pride in being a Charger. Attend one of our games and you'll feel that certain ap“peel” in the air. From basketball to golf, we have a pride that is not present at any other high school. Take heed of this as you “take a peel”’ of our athletics. eee i Een—EeEeEeEeee City Champs ’86-’87 Chargers defeat Northeast, 51-0, and Southwest, 8-7 he Central Chargers claimed the 1986 - 87 football City Cham- pions title as they routed Northeast, 51 to 0, and slipped by Southwest in a season-ending thriller, 8 to 7. Getting off to a slow 0-3 start, the Chargers came back with a win over Hephzibah in the Homecoming game, thanks to an awe- some job by the defense, which had five sacks for a minus 45 yards. Staring a drive with an excellent punt return by Earl Sanders the Chargers took the lead, 7 to 0, and never looked back. The team went in at the half with a comfortable 21 to 0 lead, and added seven more in the fourth to finish with a 28 to O win. After Hephzibah, the Chargers only managed to win one of their next four games, losing to Warner Robins, Northside, and Baldwin County. The one win, though, 51 to 0 over Northeast, put the squad in contention for the city title. The team only had one more obstacle: Southwest. Southwest, having also beaten Northeast earlier in the season, took a 7 to O lead in the first quarter. They held this lead until the fourth quarter when Charger quarterback Victor Griffin threw a fourth down, 22-yard pass to Bobby Ketchup who pulled down a spectacular, one- handed catch and fell in the end zone which, plus the extra point tied the game 7 to 7 with about eight minutes to go. The game ended at 7 to 7 deadlock thus sending the Chargers and Patriots into overtime. The rule of overtime is if a team doesn’t score in two overtimes, the one with the deepest penetration in the two overtimes wins. Thanks to a Lewis Huff interception and a Mark Davis 30-yard run to Southwest's 20-yard line in the second overtime the Chargers claimed the win, 8 to 7, along with the city championship. Despite a 5-7 record, the varsity football squad had ap’‘peel. Front Row (left to right): Victor Griffin, Scott Lenderman, Daniel High, Joe High, Tim Jackson, Anthony Jones, Rader Sellers, Eric Glover, Brian Reese, Earl Sanders; Second row: Mark Davis, Eric Watkins, Lewis Huff, Chris Watson, Benard Evans, Carlos Dorm, Bobby Ketchup, Michael Hughes, Deundray Bentley, Jerome Stanley; Third row: Phillip Mixon, Julian Hylton, Henry Marshall, Greg Hill, Jimmy Hollingshed, Seth Wilson, Bill Pollard, Issac Davis, Mark Dent; Fourth row: Rodney Jackson, Zontion Cotton, Eric Cotton, Dawn Hodges, Reginald Dantely, Mike Leverett, Dexter Patterson, Precell Brooks, R.L. Brown, Chevene Hill; Fifth row: Sean Hill, Chad Leavitt, Orin Wilder, Willie Williams, Bobbie Lewis, John Avera, Chris Maxwell, Thorance Bonner. Douglass Harper Washington Hephzibah Wamer Robins Northeast Northside Evans Baldwin County Southwest The Central Chargers tearing towards a win. Earl Sanders gives a concerned look as he takes a rest from the action, Joe High breezes past the Southwest defense. Zontion Cotton Reginald Daniely Mark Davis Joe High Julian Hylton Tim Jackson Bobby Ketchup Scott Lenderman Mike Leverett Dexter Patterson Bill Pollard Earl Sanders Eric Scott Jerone Stanley Orin Wilder Players Head Coach Tom Simonton, Defensive Coach Ron Little, and Coach Wayne Holleman all keep a careful watch on the football field. Getting ready for the game, the players are drilled by Offensive Coach Steve Smith. Football Managers Becky Bumsed, Andrea Carter, Alesa Richards, Kelly Keenan, and Jill McDonald. Offensive Coach Steve Edwards sends in the next play with Julian Hylton. With Tim Jackson holds the ball while Scott Lenderman at- Special teams tries to block the tempts the extra point. punt. v a Mark Davis escapes a defender. Dexter Patterson “warms-up” before the game. Ap peel” Faces of expression are displayed by Mark Davis (left) and Zontion Cot- ton (right) as each waits to enter the game. The awesome Charger defense stops another drive. Lewis Huff races to get open for the pass. dy Brown, the 1986-87 Central tournament only to be defeated by North- Charger Basketball team won their east. last two games to pull to an even 10-10 Despite a fair 10-10 record the CHS Bas- record. ketball team definitely had ap“ peel’. With a 5-3 conference standing, the Char- B ehind the leadership of Coach Ran- gers qualified to compete in the subregion Antonio Sledge puts up a 20-feet jumper. Won 10, Loss 10 Twiggs Co Wilkinson Co Southside Perry Wilkinson Co Southwest Northside Northeast Southwest Twiggs Co Northeast Dodge Co Baldwin Co Northside Dodge Co Baldwin Co Warner Robins Perry Savannah Warner Robins Left to right: lst row: Scott McCardle, Richard Lockett, Carlos Dom, Antonio Sledge, Algernon Searcy, Anthony Haynes 2nd row: Coach Lightfoot, Kelly Williams, Tony Willis, Marshall Green, Michael Bames, Bill Miller, Coach Brown Girl's Basketball Top row: (left to right) Coach Green, Harriet Brown, Tamara Thomas, Demetrice Spencer, Hope Fordham, Nikki Glover, Susan Schaible, Tonya Lee, Erin Camp, Coach Little; Bottom row: Nicole Colvard, Cathy Evans, TaShawna Davis, Daphine Lockett Mark Morrow stands ready! Scott Linderman steps up to the plate to hit a winner. Front row (left to right): Mark Dockery, Scott Lenderman, Rusty Clifton, Chris Watson, Jody Heath; Middle row (left to right): Timothy Jackson, Terrell Mitchell, Mark Morrow, Chico Hollingshead; Standing: Coach Mike Hall, Robert Thompson, Dale Benton, Craig Daniel, Damon Cape, Mark Bullard, John Thigpen, Coach W.C. Jones Rusty Clifton aims the ball towards second base. Tim Jackson anxiously awaits the ball. “J Chico Hollingshed heads home. EE Pr a er a eee Softball Won 2, Lost 8 Central Baldwin Southwest Northeast Northside Warner Robins Baldwin Southwest Northeast Northside Warner Robins pa OOCOUAMAFRENN EN jd Out With A Bang espite a fairly sluggish year, the D= Chargers softball team did have its high points during the season. After two hard losses, the team bounced back with an incredible 17 to 6 victory against the Northeast Raiderettes. The Lady Chargers did not have an- other win until they blasted the Lady Demons 19 to 0 in their final game of the season. They had previously lost to Warmer Robins 1 to 11 early in their schedule. In spite of a 2-8 record the Central softball team definitely had its ap ‘peel.”’ With all her might, Nikki Glover throws the ball to the infield. Tonya Bivins tosses another perfect pitch. Sabrina Walton aims on target to Lisa Compton as Nicole Colvard watches. Front row (left to right): Sabrina Walton, Nicole Colvard, Ca- linda Jones, Nikki Glover, Mi- chelle Jones; Back row: Mrs. Compton, Jennifer Penniman, Tonya Bivins, Gail Howard, Shedina Mahone, Daphne Lockett, Kenneth Fort, Lisa Compton, Monica Jones, Coach Campbell. Tennis ‘86 Members of the Boy's 1986 Tennis Team were front; Jeff Armstrong; back (left to right): Brad Yeomans, Hollis Pugh, Kenneth Fort. Members of the Girls 1986 Tennis Team were (left to right): Jill McDonald, Kacy McCrary, Elizabeth Pickard, Becky Burnsed. Cheerlea oe oo a - — e, “ re a Petes ) tie oe hile ce he = J sf Saws V8 5 Pp Pipes f : eet ce we So8 Es, Taree. ae | Top row: (left to right) Camille Smart, Chanell Hicks, Erika Hart, Karin Jordan, Penny Harvey Bottom row: Linda Gray, Audrey Hill, Rhonda Dawson, Kaye Tutt, Kosha King, Karmita Tumer Homecoming ‘86-'87 Left to right: Paula Brinson and Tony Jones, Miss and Mr. Sophomore; Anna Shockley, Miss Junior, escorted by Rusty Lipford; Natalie Colvard Miss Junior, escorted by Eddie Smith; Tosha Simmon and Michael Hughley, Miss and Mr. Freshman Miss Juniors, Anna Shockley and Natalie Colvard Miss Sophomore, Paula Brinson and Mr. Sophomore, Tony Jones Miss Freshmen, Tosha Simmons, and Mr. Freshman Micheal Hughley We've Got ON eLWNIVAWU LONI a 48, on ee MOWED. eats Pv Lars Coe NIS CLUB MEMBERSHIP ROSTER ii O ReGeAeNeleZeAeTeleOreNeS We mustn't forget school organizations! These clubs make our school so unique, and above all the rest. Those who participate in school clubs know the importance they play during the school year. Where else can you meet a group of people who share the same interest, whether it be drama, French, chess, or Spanish? Taking advantage of a club is the best way to learn and participate at the same time. Look at all the clubs here at Central High, and see what they have to offer. Do you feel like a bit of culture? Then stop by a Humanities meeting. Or perhaps you're overflowing with Central spirit — then stop in on a Spirit meeting and see what they’re up to. Student Council First row (left to right): Paula Brinson, Tina Hall, Dana Davis, Tracie Clark, Rachel Glidden, Stephanie Sanderson, Pennie Harvey, Shanta Zimmerman, Tasha Simmons, Keshia Straws, Lisa Emilio, Kevin Mills; second row: Corinthia Hollman, Anthony Jones, Latonya Hargrove, John Sweat, Erika Hart, Lavonia Green, Andrea Carter, Laura Call, Willette Hill; third row: Jenny Bowser, Anthony Jones, Valerie Leslie, Valencia Lawrence, Shirley Randall, Melva Butts, Sarita McCoy, Laura Menninger; fourth row: Jill McDonald, Gretchen Prasse, Jerome M cClain, Charlene Bivins, Tracey Miller, Eddie Smith, Kevin Tumer, Becky Burnsed, George Crawley, Elizabeth Pickard. Officers And Advisors Mrs. Dumas — Adviser, Sarita McCoy — Secretary, Shirley Randall — President, Melva Butts — Vice- President, Mrs. Hinesley — Adviser Beta Club Front row (left to right): Gentry Cannon, Julie Knap- penberger, Erika Hart, Mimi Dick, Keena Howard, Su- sie Schaible; Second row: Lori McDuffie, Catherine Wheeler, Lamarion Green, Laura Call, Stephanie San- derson, Beth Whitaker, Tracy Center; Third row: Bob- by Dickson, Jeanne Marshall, Tosh Anderson, Mi- chael Cass, Angela Bundrage, Kevin Tumer; Fourth row: Russ Seney, Stephanie Thurston, Gretchen, Diane Schieneman, Geoffrey Armstrong; Fifth row: Chris Caldwell, Ricky Harris, Laura Menninger, Jona- than Tumer, Richard Ellison, Hallie Gray;; Back row: Mrs. Fults, Mr. Caldwell, Seth Bush, Rod Seney, David Robinson Officers Vice President — Laura Menninger, President — Da- vid Robinson Foreign Relations Front row (left to right): Donna Culverhouse, Andrea Frolich; Second row: Stephanie Thurston, Ricky Harris; Third row: Jonathan Tumer, Beth Rowell, Laura Menninger; Fourth row: Ned Henry, David Robinson, Gretchen Prasse, James Herring, Malcom Haynes. Front row (left to right): Joey Hiller, Ula Fosner, Jessica Williams, Re- becca Green, Shanta Zimmer, Todd Bullard; Second row: Russ Seney, Carol Haynes, Laura Call, Keiren Bluestone, Stephanie Nor- tenhaug; Third row: Michael Sim- mons, Seth Bush, Matthew Davis, Phillip Mixon, Eric McCammon; Fourth row: Justin Gray, George Crawley, Rod Seney, Aldam Hard- grove. First row (left to right): Maurice Howard, Terry Jones, Carlos Terry, Paul Vinson; Second row: Lashun Hicks, Hope Logan, Ardenah Wim- bush, Theodore Thomas, Sonja Simmons, Kemberly Hall; Third row: Albert Reid, Tony Stevens, Johnny Jackson, Patrick Dean, Shenetta Nixon, Valencia Davis, Sylvester Holt, Eric Hill. 53 French Club - ’ 7 Ce ; First row (left to right): Keena Howard, Mimi Dick, Christy DeLoach, Katie Hazlehurst, Catherine Wheeler, Tiffany Shephard, Crystal Austen, Tracy Center, Angela Eaton; Second row: Petra Cramer, Jeanne Marshall, Leslie Preston, Elizabeth Pickard, Erica Hart, Jennifer Caldwell, Jill McDonald, Melva Butts, Sartia McCoy; Third row: David Lystland, Chris Caldwell, Beth Whitacker, Andrea Good, Gena Tribble, Devin Smith; Fourth row: Dary! Pearson, Michael Cass, Phillip Mixon. : : Officers Sas Bin é Base Jill McDonald, Sgt. at Arms; Sarita McCoy, President; Elizabeth Pickard, Secretary; Not pictured: Hallie Gray, Vice President; Joanie Larsen, Treasurer. The French Club helps students gain a better understanding of the French culture through many activities such as French meals, games, speakers, and in the spring the club holds a special fashion show in French. Spanish Club First row (left to right): Cab Baldwin, Jan Anderson, Renee Williams, Stephanie Thurston, Kerry Freeman, Todd Creamer; Second row:; Janelle Peale, Valerie Leslie, Becky Burnsed, Tony Hayes, Fowler Lawton; Third row: Sonya Travis, Julie Knappenberger, Tonya Travis, Gentry Cannon, Heather Hooks, Bobby Dickson, George Crawley; Fourth row: Jimi Bailey, Yolanda Hurst, Stephanie Woods, Mrs. Faudree; Fifth row: Mrs. Edwards, Mrs, Perez Officers First Row (left to right): Jan Anderson, Treasurer, Stephanie Thurston; President, Kerry Freeman; Vice President, Renee Williams; Secretary Sec- ond Row: Cab Baldwin, Sgt. at Arms; Todd Cramer, Sgt. at Arms Red Cross Officers (Left to right): Kenneth Fort, Sergeant at-Arms; Ramo- na Nellams, Corresponding Secretary; Shannon Creamer, Vice President; Latrece Latimore, Secretary; Andrea Carter, President; Leslie Grant, Reporter (not pictured). 4 % RS e % This year the Spirit Committee turned things around for Central. The group formed early in the year and began making plans to pro- mote Charger Spirit. They orga- nized pep rallies, hosted Spirit Week, and sold Spirit items to help students to get that ‘Charger Spir- its: First row (left to right): Camille Smart, Robin Oppy, Rachel Glidden, Stephanie Thurston; Second row: Erika Hart, Shirley Randall, Becky Burnsed, Killy Veal; Third row: Yo- landa Hurst, Andrea Carter, Sarita McCoy; Back row: Malcom Haynes Officers Becky Burnsed — Treasurer, Yolanda Hurst — Co-chairman, Robin Oppy — Chairman Sarita McCoy — Secretary First row (left to right): Derek Broadhead, Cath- erine Wheeler; Second row: Stephanie Sander- son, Robin Ashmore; Third row: Russ Seney, Marla Adcock; Fourth row: Becky Richey, Wil- liam Seney; Fifth row: Charles White, Julie Knappenberger, Gentry Cannon, Alesa Richard, Tiffany Shepard, Phillip Mixon, Thomas White; Sixth row: Seth Bush, Donna Weaver; Seventh row: Becky Burnsed, David Lystland; Eighth row: Daryl Pearson Explorers Class Officers And Reps. Junior First row: Stephanie Sanderson, Mimi Dick, Penny Harvey — Vice President; second row: Valerie Leslie, Rachel Glidden; third row: Elizabeth Pickard, April Woolfolk, Tracy Miller — President. Sophomore Laura Call, Shanta Zimmer — President, Devin Tumer. Freshman Left to right: Tonya Barron — Secretary Treasurer, Sonja Morris — President, La Kesia Straws — Representative, Tasha Simmons — Representative. 59 — rea Ay .™ — : : Front row (left to right): Melissa Preston, Sandra Preston, Khaleelah Muhummad, Charlene Foster, Nicole Foster, Uhura Hughes, Tonya Lowe, Kara Whatley, Yolanda Hurdy; second row: Phyliss Plowden , Sirena Starks, Dana Moore, Tameko Tharpe, Crystal Austin, Camile Searcy, Michele, Ronald Ross; third row: Topaz Spivey, Kosha King, Natalie Colvard, Anita Cunningham, Jennifer Hall, Latrice Latimore, Yolanda Hurst, Jeral Harris; fourth row: Tracie Strickland, Brenda Gray, Anissa Gray, Kelly Veal, Laura O'Neal, Tony Jones, Tiftan Rundolph, Marcus Pickney, Mr. Roberts; fifth row: Mr. Goodard, Chris Dunn, Terry Jones. Officers First row (left to right): Dana Moore — Vice President, Khaleelah Muhummad — Assistant Secretary; sec- ond row: Latrice Latimore — Treasurer, Jenniger Hall — Secretary, Yolanda Hardy — President, Tonya Lowe — Assistant Treasurer, Killy Veal — Parliamen- tarian Govemor’s Honors The Governor's Honors Program is a six week program designed to provide chal- lenging and enrichment educational op- portunities for intelectually gifted and artis- tically talented students. Front row (left to right): John Sweat, Gena Tribble; Back row: Bert Thorton, Hallie Gray Girls’ State Boys’ State ir resaenaieniai i 4 (left to right): Sean Kunis, Jonathan Tumer (left to right): Sarita McCoy, Jill McDonald, Laura Menninger, Lamarion Gree, (Not pictured) — Tamika Foster Boys’ and Girls’ State is a program for young Georgians possessing outstanding leadership qualities and traits. i . that rian a Ey L itt Moa aes a 7q ta 3 ais Tan ee MS bie Ble i, Front row (left to right): Sabrina Palmer, Stephanie Stubbs, Ronaldia Smith, Jeannie Kelley, Benita Jackson, Bill Pollard, Tracy Thurman, Stephanie Houser, Joycien Johnson, Kaye Tutt, Keith Hamilton, Chanell Hicks; Second row: Trent Morgan, Linda Strong, Tamala Bailey, Lashun, Wendy Swain, Stephanie Woods, Aretha Fraley, Alicia Boone, Stacy Darrinsaw, Antonia Davis, Killy Veal, Vernon Collins, Roderick Finney; Third row: Kelcy Jones, Charita Clay, Tonya Harris, April Woolfolk, Mia Young, Tim Jackson, Rosalyn Hall, Teisha Dinkins; Top row: Kim McCoy, Ronda Dawson, Antone Dobbs, Mr. Lighfoot, Chico Hollingshed, Walter Kelly, Waverlyn Denmark, Ervin Mahone Officers The purpose of D.E.C.A. (Distributive Education Clubs of America) is to develop education in marketing and dis- tribution which will contribute to occupational competence. In addition, the club strives to promote understanding and appreciation for the responsibilities of citizenship in our free, competitive enterprise system. Only those stu- dents enrolled in Marketing Education are eligible to join the club. Seated (left to right): Tisha Dinkens, Stephanie Houser, Tracy Thurman, Kay Tutt, Benita Jackson; Back row: Billy Pollard, Tim Jackson, Isaac Lightfoot, Trent Morgan. 62 t ' ice fi Leal j on 7 z om 5 First row (left to right): Cheryl Harris, Janelle Peale, Jinni Bryant, Stephanie Sanderson, Catherine Wheeler, Sirena Starks, Jewel Parham, Lori McDuffie; Second row: Tiffany Shephard, Pam Peacock, Jill McDonald, Lisa Emilio, Angie Eaton, Sarita McCoy, Andrea Carter, Shannon Creamer; Third row: Carol Holland, Alesa Richard, Corinthia Holliman, Ginger Monroe, Lisa Brown, Barney Kilby; Fourth row: Matt Davis Gretchen Prasse, Becky Burnsed, Joey Rogers, Danny Bush, Bert Thorton; Fifth row: Hope Brittain, Elizabeth Pickard, Vicki Winters, Kelly Keenan Officers and Adviser Mrs. Hauck — Adviser, Jill McDonald — Public Relations Chmn., Andrea Carter — Sgt.-at-Arms, Becky Burnsed — President, Sarita McCoy — Vice -President. Students Against Drunk Driving (S.A.D.D.) is a national organization of students who are concemed about the number of deaths and injuries caused by drunk drivers. This group talks about the problem and ways to prevent people from drinking from driving. Throughout the year the club engages in several activities such as programs with M.A.D.D. (Mothers Against Drunk Driving), speakers, and services to the community. Membership in the club is not an oath not to drink, but rather a statement of commitment to help put an end to drunk drivers First row (left to right): Jennifer Ev- ans, Sonya Travis, Chris Treem, Latrice Lattimore, Alecia Boone, Mrs. Harris, Advisor; Second row: Sarita McCoy, Cele Logan, Octavia Hill, Courtney Jackson, Lamarion Green, Bobby Ketchup; Third row: Sylvester Holt, James Herring, Todd Creamer, Glenn Casto, Wil- lette Hill, Buford Mallory Officers First row (left to right): Chris Treem, Program Chairman; Octa- via Hill, Treasurer; Lamarion Green, President; Second row: Sar- ita McCoy, Secretary; James Her- ring, Vice President nA HHH UAE TH) ‘i Hi I | it H i f I it Future Business Leaders of America is the national organization for all high school students participating in business and office programs. The purpose of the organization is to provide as an integral part of the instructional program, addition- al opportunities for secondary students in business and office education to develop vocational and career supportive compe- tencies, and to promote civic and personal responsibilty. 1 a z Fr Be we? ee’ tw hae 8 we ira ad = Pe sf ’ ee ae ME Front row (left to right): Stacey French, Allison Rodriquez, Denise Grimsley, Stephanie Hamp- ton, Beth Harrison, April Fritts, Mrs. McCollugh; Second row: Romona Nelmans, Marty Ran- dolph, Emily Hiscox, Michelle Mayhew, Regina Lott, Tessie Raymer, Angela Sewell AIASA is nationwide. It is a club in which all students dealing with industrial arts or pre-tech are eligible to be a member. The club specialize in helping students pick a suitable job for him or her. It helps stu- dents to build a technical world. AIASA makes projects to prove their skills and use them in competition during our confer- ences. Left to right: Gary Blodget, Sean Cody, Amy Gresham, Ronnie Anderson, Mike Mason, Bobby Dickson, Orlan- do Hill 65 Star Student | = im sues | if ae a | a! AY 4 = i HT gs il wes 1) : es Star Student Beth Rowell And Star Teacher E.V. Knight Humanities Seated (left to right): Sabrina Al- der, Gretchen Prasse, Tiffany Shepphard, Mimi Dick, Laura Men- ninger, Laura Call, Jenni Bryant, Crystal Austin, Sarita McCoy, Erika Hart; Standing; Jill McDonald, Beth Whitaker, Andrea Good, Sandy Taylor, Lamarion Green, Kerin Bluestone, George Crawley, Pame- la Ketchup Front row (left to right): Jimi Bai- ley, Rachel Glidden, Elizabeth Pickard, Leslie Preston, Keren Bluestone, Hope Brittain; Middle: Jeanne Marshall, Gretchen Prasse, Becky Burmsed, Andrea Frolich, Raina Williams; Third row: Tosh Anderson, Michael Cass, Ross Brit- tain, Lori McDuffie, Robin Oppy, Carol Willis, Jennifer Caldwell, Cin- dy Hill, Seth Bush; Back: Malcolm Haynes, Kevin Turner Newspaper Staff The purpose for Central's newspaper, “The Charger Pride’ is to give students who are interested in jour- nalism a chance to partici- pate in the publication of a newspaper and to print school news. “The Charger Pride’’ consists of articles and opinions written by Central students. First row (left to right): Mrs. Hinesley, Robin Oppy, Michael Cass, Tamika Foster, Jill McDonald (not pictured). Second row: Milba Butts, Yolanda Hurst, Andrea Carter, Lesley Orant. Back row: David Lystland, Heather Hooks, Sharon Creamer, Jonathan Held, Frank Leventhal. ook Staff Front row (left to right): Clara Caldwell, Andrea Frolich, Octavia Gary; Second row: Miss Corson, Tammy Slappy, Cheryl Harris, Pam Peacock, Heather Boyd, Jill McDonald, Angela Middleton, Michele Everett; Third row: Chip Hooker, Chris Burkhalter, Preston Seward, Becky Burnsed, Tony Jones, Shannon Creamer, Lois Moss, Raina Williams (not pictured), Joanie Larsen (not pictured). Academic Bowl Front row (left to right): Mimi Dick, Diane Schieneman, Ula Rosner, May Williams, Kevin Tumer, Sarita McCoy, Seth Bush, Back row: Mrs. Pietzrak, Laura Menninger, Shanta Zimmer, Kimberly Welch, Mrs. Sol- omon The purpose of this club is to cultivate mathematic understanding through guest speakers and chal- lenging problems. The Math Club follows a regular schedule of meetings once a month. Also, the club supports the Math Team fi- nancially. Front row (left to right): David Rob- inson, Gretchen Prasse, Laura Menniger, Mimi Dick, Janelle Peale, Kacy McCrarey, Cassandra Fields, Mr. Caldwell. Back row: John Nickles, Geoffrey Armstrong, Shanta Zimmer, Carol Holland, Er- ika Hart, Alecia Boone, John Re- dick 70 Math Team {i hi t =o a ne hit ii First row (left to right): Mimi Dick, Kacy McCrarey; Second row: Gretchen Prasse, Laura Minninger, Sarita McCoy; Third row: Barney Kilby, Kimberly Welch, Tracy Center, Bobby Dickson, Avia Clark Left to right: Geoffrey Armstrong, Michael Cass, Shanta Zimmer, Richard Ellison, Brett Smith CHS Sugarbear Front row (left to right): Sarah Hiscox, Shannon Webb, Linton Holloman; Second row: Tracy Glover, Crystal Austin, Tequila Belcher, Gentry Cannon, Ula Ronser, Gena Tribble, Mindy Trawick, Shanta Zimmer, Julie Carter, Ashley Plagee, Stephanie Sanderson, Donna Davis, Donna Weaver, Jennifer Hewitt, Angela Fowler, Tracy Becher; Third row: Quiton Woodson, Neidra Bentley, Lynn Battle, Melissa Preston, Sandra Preston, Tawanna Butts, Christi DeLoach, Rhonda Carvy, Julie Stevens, Christi Thurston, Luana Young, Julie Knappenburger, Ginny Bryant, Jennifer Keith, Amy Cherry, Corint Holliman, Tonya Whitehead, Barbara Brown, Karen Stewart, Dana Lewis, Phyllis Plowden, Chiquita Morris, Bob Barnette; Fourth row: Aaron Crawford, Tonya Barron, Casey Hawkins, Bettina Lee, Laura Worsham, Jessica Williams, Catherine Wheeler, LaShunda Whitehead, Michelle Casey, Kuzhnier Taylor, Jennifer Stephens, Robert Smith, Tracy Miller, Lisa Davis, Sean Judd; Fifth row: Marching Band Amanda Glover, Donnie Ranow, Becca Rowell, Janeth Werikus, Rodney Cooper, Amy Walker, Donna Culverhouse, Hilary Locke, Tisha White, Janelle Green, David Wilcox, Levina Bishop, Cindy Mott; Sixth row: John Sweat, Jill Butler, Trey Ogle, Derek Broadhead, Mike Leverett, Kira McGee, Bryan King, Marci Brundridge, Sean Cody, Pat McGouirk, Whitney Bennett, Danny Bush, Denee Broadhead, Jennifer Fritz, James Cooper, Percell Brooks; Seventh row: Sean Miller, Lon Harbin, Reginald Bentley, Cassie Moore, Eric Owens, Trent Wilkerson, Billy Spaniard, Robbie Pepper, Kim Davidson, Frank Ramsey, Chris Couch, Marty Johnson; Drummers Left (bottom to top): Scott Robins, Robbie Gibbs, Dexter Henderson, Jan Anderson, Susie Schaible, Beth Whittaker; Drummers Right (bottom to top): Cedric Hudson, P.J. Sanders, Al Green, Eric McCanon, Derik Sanders, Pauline Adams Sugarbear Ap’ ‘peel’ Col. Camille Smart stands proud. Thomas White and Peggy Mander patiently wait for their names to be announced. Major Carter reflects upon another successful year of Central's ROTC. An early moming parade. Major David L. Carter — Senior Army Instructor AWA Shirley Lester — Advisor — Instructor Sergeant Major Jimmie Farrell Company A - wy Cadet Lieutenant Arthur Smith Cadet Lieutenant Tronmie Cotton Sponsor: Miss Tracy Miller Sponsor: Miss Geneva Swayne Cadet Lieutenant Gerald Brisby Sponsor: Sonja Jones First Sqt. Latrenda Coleman First Platoon EMTRAL JRO, | HONOR GET WITH OFSTINCTION MACON GEORGIA Second Platoon Third Platoon Company B Cadet Captain Sean Kunis Cadet Lieutenant John Avera Sponsor: Miss Molly Batts Sponsor: Miss Denise Clark Cadet Lieutenant Marty Byrd Cadet Lieutenant Marshall Green Sponsor: Miss Octavia Hill Sponsor: Miss Donna Strickland yar FOr.) ’ me | eer =a First Sgt. Tony Howard First Platoon sl eeataat FOr Second Platoon Third Platoon Cadet Captain Denon Green Cadet Lieutenant Quinton Barber Sponsor: Miss Stephanie Woods Sponsor: Miss Felecia Hart Cadet Lieutenant Jarvis Brown Cadet Lieutenant LaDawnderia Linley Sponsor: Neidra Bentley Escort: Mr. Eddie Smith } MIBAL JRO, _ Proseres TROD E ; MACON GEORGIA A ' 4 i ’ First Platoon fo = MACON GEORGIA = , 7 ; = Rs fence us imal o JROn, |! z 4) MACON GEORGIA : | i SS Bog am ia mma biol ie Second Platoon Third Platoon Company D Cadet Captain Jonathan Tumer Cadet Lieutenant Gerald Ford Sponsor: Miss Beth Rowell Sponsor: Miss Daphne Lockett Cadet Lieutenant Jay Jackson Cadet Lieutenant Timothy Jackson Sponsor: Miss Jannifer Thomas Sponsor: Miss Kaye Tutt OROR (AE) WETH OST CTW % MACON, GEORGIA. a First Sgt. Leanna Weitz First Platoon aA] . Ay 0 | | Fron (8) WITH OST NC Tm % y MACON GEORGIA we A . «i 4 1 : ; ‘ 6 Second Platoon Third Platoon Battalion Officers Battalion Commander Cadet Col. Camille Smart Cadet Lieutenant Col. Stacy Darrisaw, Battalion Escort: Mr. Mark Davis Executive Officer Escort: Mr. Orlando Hollingshed Cadet Captain Latrece Pew, Battalion S-1 Cadet Captain Thomas White, Battalion S-2 Escort: Hubert Dudley, Jr. Sponsor: Miss Peggy Mander Cadet Captain Ardeenah Wimbush, Battalion S-3 Cadet Captain Charles White, Battalion S-4 Escort: Mr. Quinton Mims Sponsor: Miss Julie Knappenberger HONOR UNIT WITH DISTINCTION” © MACON, GEORG! A. Battalion Sgt. Major Lea Baker Color Guard stands at attention. Color Quards wes CON. GEOF Fit Company A ; I | Company B Color Guard ' Color Guard Battalion Color Guard Company C ’ Company D Color Guard ‘ ; Color Guard Golden Boots WIRAL Jp Or 5 let s G HONOR UNIT WITH DIST {CTION “oO MACON GFURSIA ‘ Prey) f ri pr f- -? ! wit 4 : 1 2 ca ND op) = — OC CeLeAeSeSeEerS SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES .. 156 FRESHMEN SENIORS Kock the House his year’s senior class definitely let the underclassmen know ] that they ruled. The year started out with senior selections, later on the choosing of senior superlatives. Throughout the year, seniors showed the younger students that they were best at pep rallies and football games. Being a senior isn’t all fun and games, however, for the pressure of choosing a college falls upon many seniors. Also, the closer graduation time gets, the more we begin to dread leaving high school. The last year of high school is for most the best and the class of ‘87 made this year a great one! Seniors Rock the House! Mark Alexander Ronnie Anderson Kit Andrews Lisa Anthony Donna Arnett Tamala Bailey Lea Baker Virginia Batchelor 98 seniors Jasper Battle Bertha Batts Mark Berry Charlene Bivins Romita Bonner Alecia Boone Robin Borowiak Tracy Bowen Jenni Bowser Heather Boyd Tiffany Boyter Eric Brown Harriet Brown Richard Brown Melissa Brownlow Johnny Burel Curtis Bumett Becky Bumsed Melva Butts Clara Caldwell seniors 99 Michael Caldwell Andrea Carter Glenn Casto Terry Chapman Cyndy Ciccarelli Albert Clark Tracy Clark Shawanda Clements Shawna Clendenning Rusty Clifton Nickole Cloyd Ernest Clyde, Jr. Obie Colbert Corinthia Coleman Latrenda Coleman Desmond Colemon Yolanda Collier Daryl Collins Vernon Collins Lisa Corbin 100 seniors Zontion Cotton Shannon Creamer Debbi Crumpton Rodney Culler Donna Culverhouse Pamela Cummings Chris Cunningham Reginald Daniely Stacey Darrisaw Antonio Davis Ben Davis Raymond Davis Kimberly Davison Cassandra Dean Zak Dean Stacy Dent Bobby Dickson Teisha Dinkins Tracey Dinkins Nancy Dove vies LOT Yolanda Dozier Carl M. Dudley, Jr. Ervin Dugger Chris Dunn Angela Eaton Allison Edwards Beverly Edwards Shane Edwards Nathen Embry Lisa Emilio Keith English Cherie Etheridge Demetriea Michele Everett Kenneth Fort Charlene Foster Tamika Foster Yvetta Foster Aretha Fraley Kerry Freeman Tommy Freeman 102 serior Jennifer Fridell April Fritts Andrea Frolich Octavia Gary Melody George Stuart Geriner Sonja Gibson Amanda Glover Thane Good Dionna Goore Leslie Grant Brenda Cray Hallie Gray Denon Green LaMarion Green Regina Grier Denise Grimsley Lee Grubb Tracey Gunther Brian Hall mies BOD James Hall Jennifer Hall Rosalyn Hall Keith Hamilton Stephanie Hampton Carla Hardy Melinda Hardy Yolanda Hardy Josh Harn Anthony Harris Frances Harris Ricky Harris Trinette Harris Erika Hart Nicole Hawthome Malcolm Haymes Anthony Haynes Tony Hays Yvette Hearnes Camela Henderson LOA ccesiors David Henry Ned Henry James Herring Chanell Hicks Devera Hicks Mashelia Hicks Tracy Hightower Bret Hill Eric Hill Jerry Hill Octavia Hill Patricia Hill Willette Hill Emily Hiscox Sarah Hiscox Carol Holland Sylvester Holt Pamela Horton Orlando Hollingshed Tatia Hollis sm LOS Stephanie Houser Alicia Howard Tony Howard Tonya Howard Wilene Howard Cedric Hudson Carolyn Hughes Mary Humphries John Hurdle Yulonda Hurst Julian Hylton Benita Jackson Calvin Jackson Courtney Jackson Minnie Jackson Timothy Jackson Veronica Jackson Shealia James Wendell Jenkins Gerald Jefferson ot — Gloria Jefferson Thomas Jefferson Edgar Johnson Joycine Johnson Richard Johnson Russell Johnson Willie Johnson Shawn Jones Willie Jones Karin Jordan Katrina Jordan Walter Kelly Kelly Keenan Bobby Ketchup Allison Kiehn Bamey Kilby Cynthia King Doug King Samaria King Paul Knight cts LOT Sean Kunis Kirkland Lakes Derrick Lamar Latrece Latimore Valencia Lawrence Sean Leavitt Brandon Lee Tonya Lee Frank Leventhal Liz Leverett Mike Leverett Cele Logan Lisa Logan Kevin Long Regina Lott Philleria Lucas Caron Mabry Derrick Maddox Buford D. Mallory Peggy Mander 108 serior Joyce Mann Laurie Marshall Robert Marshall Tamara Maxwell Tracie Maxwell Jarvis May Michelle Mayhew Scott McCardel SENIOR PRIVILEDGES? Priviledges of the ‘87 Seniors Are Questionable of the best things a twelfth-grader could ask for. They are the dominant of the class and every- thing; for instance, they get first choice in the lunch- room. Isn't that great? In addition to that, seniors can pick which parking spaces they want (if the juniors don't try to steal them!) Next, they can show their true colors in the annual, unlike the underclassmen. Also, seniors do not have to wait for the second bell to ring in order to change classes. What a pleasure it must be for them. They have that ‘Super Senior’ spirit. Now, what more could you ask for? W ell, being a senior at Central High School is one sets LOG Sarita McCoy Vickie McCoy Kacy McCrary Jill McDonald John McDowell Pat McGouirk Edward McKay Laura Menniger Adair Metzger Vanessa Mills Michelle Monroe Troy Morgan Chiquita Morris Mark Morrow Stephanie Mosely Delores Moss Khaleelah Muhammad James Myrick Ramona Nellams Kathy Nelson 110 serie: Tabatha Newby Natalie Nixon Elizabeth Norwood Robin Oppy Sabrina Palmer Dabne Parrish Dexter Patterson Pam Peacock Darryl Pearson Carletta Pennyman Chris Pennyman Jennifer Pennyman Latrice Pew Dale Pitts Kim Poland Willian Pollard Lisa Poole Melanie Powell Gretchen Prasse Jeanne Pratts oct LEE Harold Preston Leigh Preston Tim Pryor Traci Purvis Shirley Randall Marty Randolph Tessie Raymer Charles Redding Pernease Keddish Jon Redick Brian Reese Nate Reeves Alesa Richards Leroy Richards Traci Roberts Duff Robertson David Robinson Allison Rodriquez Audrey Rodriquez Donald Ross LL2 seniors Beth Rowell Joey Rozier Wendy Rutland Earl Sanders Ophelia Sanders Susie Schaible Jon Schnake Eric Scott Mike Scott Preston Seward Angela Sewell Letitia Shaw Greg Sheenan Gary Shimer Shannon Simmons Bridgette Singletary Tammy Slappy Tracy Slocumb Camille Smart Devin Smith sitions. Ma Sr. Selections Sr. Selections Best All-Around Camille Smart and Tim Jackson Most Popular Jill McDonald and Chico Hollingshed EERE Sr Sr. Selections Sr. Selections wl = | Best Looking Gretchen Prasse and Eric Hill Most Spirited Sarita McCoy and Daryl Pearson Samuel Smith Steve Spear Carol Spivey Sirena Starks Stephanie Stevens Sheresa Stubbs Michelle Stewart Tony Sullivan ‘“Goodbye’”’ to the Class of ‘87 ‘Graduation is a part of growing up” we're seniors. We only have...180 days of high school left. At times it seemed as if we wouldn't make it, but we did! Ever since entering high school in the ninth grade, we’ve looked forward to graduating, leaving high school in the past. Now it’s different. We want to stay young; they say your high school years are the best, and we believe that is true. Graduation also means leaving our friends and classmates. This perhaps is the hardest part of all. We’ve grown to know these faces that surrounded us in the hall, or in class. At first they were just faces, but over the course of years, they have become much more to us. These faces have names and personalities that we will miss when we leave We didn’t really take seriously our high school life. We go to school because we have to; we sleep, eat, and find other forms of entertainment outside of school, and even sometimes during school. It is hard to think of ourselves as growing up, and graduation is a part of growing up. Once we graduate, we must have a more serious outlook on life, and realize that it is up to us to create our own futures. To all those who are graduating, good luck, remember your high school years, and keep in touch! A s we Started this year, it seemed like any other year. But it’s not. This year, Hewitt Sutton Monica Swayne John Sweat Larnelle Sweet Sarena Taylor Tameika Tharpe LaShonda Thomas Tamara Thomas Linda Thompson Bert Thornton Tracey Thurmon Stephanie Thurston Troy Tripp Jonathan Turner Karmita Turner Kaye Tutt Mike Ussery Killy Veal Charles White Thomas White roma Sr. Selections Sr. Selections Most Athletic Tonya Lee and Anthony Haynes UB Peat iy it nt a Best Dressed Leslie Grand and Parish Gray Most Talented Ned Henry and Yulanda Hurst Not Pictured: Most Likely To Succeed Beth Rowell and David Robinson Tisha White Sharron Whitfield Antwynette Williams Audria Williams Debbie Williams Angela Wilson Eamest Wilson Ardeanah Wimbush Robby Wimbush Vickie Winters Quinton Woodson Stephanie Woods Laura Worsham Chris Wright Chris Youmans JeUeNeleoOreR eS Class of ‘88 ne more year” is the idea that dwells in most ju- niors’ minds. Looking for- ward to being a senior and “ruling the school” always encourages us to Strive to do our best. Getting a class ring is a common experi- ence to juniors. We are the Central High School juniors and WAIT UNTIL NEXT YEAR! Aaron, Henry Adcock, Marla Adler, Sabrina Adrien, Sharon Alford, Beth Anderson, Jann Andrews, Mia Askew, Palestine Austin, Ronald Avera, John Baggett, Michael Baggett, Mitchell Bailey, Jimi Bailey, Kim Baldwin, Cab Balthrap, Tracy Barber, Quinten Barker, Camille Barnwell, Kelly Barrett, Tracy Battle, Lynn Beecher, Tracy Bentley, DeUndray Blackwelder, Penny Bolling, Carla Bowman, Scotty Boyd, Brandi Brannan, John Brisby, Gerald Brittain, Hope Brooks, Precell Brown, Angela Brown, Colin Brown Brown, Brown Brown Brown, Bundrage, Angela Bundrige, Jolyom Burkhalter, Chris Burnam, Carlos Bush, Daniel Butler, Jill Butts, Andrey Cady, James Caldwell, David Cannon, Gentry Carswell, Catherine Carswell, Xavier Carter, Julie Casey, Michelle Center, Tracie Chambliss, Thomas Cherry, Amy Cherry, Steven Clark, Avia Clark, David Clark, Maticia Clarke, Jenny Clay, Charita Clay, Lynetta Cole, Maurice Colson, Kathenia Colvard, Natalie Colvard, Nicole Cooper, James Cooper, Phillis Copeland, Tracey Corgin, Rodney Cotton, TC Coughenour, Steve Cox, Rodney Cramer, Todd Creamer, Sharon Crowe, Dave Cunningham, Anita Cunningham, Octavia Dancy, Calvin Davis, Arnetta Davis, Issac Davis, John Davis, Tashawna Dawson, Rhonda Day, Mandy Denmark, Waverlyn Devenney, Brian Dick, Mimi Diboll, Laurie Dixon, Staci Drawhorn, Stevie Duncan, Beverly Durkee, Thad Edgefield, Kim Elderkin, Christy Ellis, Amanda Ellis, Sabrina Evans, Robert Evans, Wayne Faircloth, Connie Farrar, John Feener, Julie Ferraro, Kendra Fields, Cassandra Fields, Roosevelt Fincher, Kathy Finley, Joyce Finney, Willie Ford, Gerald Fort, Kim Foster, Nicole Fountain, Stephanie Frazier, Robert Freeman, Oletha French, Stacy Fulk, Chad Fuller, Monica Gandy, Melinda Gee, Dana Gibson, Charis Gibson, Michelle Giles, Lisa Glenn, DeWayne Glidden, Rachel Glover, Andre Glover, Nikki Golden, Anthony Goldstein, Micah Gordon, Pam Goss, Mako Grace, Lisa Gray, Anita Gray, Linda Green, Jenelle Green, Schervetta Greene, Katherine Gresham, Amy Grey, Jay Griffith, Cynthia Grigsby, Mike Gunther, Valerie Guyton, Bar ry Haddix, Kay Hagler, Stephanie Hall, Kevin Hampton, Lilla Harley, Scott Harris, Cheryl Harris, Shannon Harris, Tonya Hart, Felicia Harvey, Leona Hatcher, Melody Haynes, Stephanie Heath, Jody Heath, Tiffany Hecht, Melinda Henderson, Dexter Hickman, Lynn High, Daniel High, Joe Hightower, Teresa Hill, Audrey Hill, Darryl Hill, Greg Hill, James Hill, LaSonya Hill, Orlando Hill, Richard Hill, Raymond Hill, Toshiro Hodge, Leslie Hodges, Latanja Holliday, Kenny Holleman, Linton Holmes, Saketha Hooker, Chip Hornsby, Michele Howard, Gail Howard, Keena Howard, Kimberldy Howard, Maurice Howard, Vontrice Hughes, Bobby Hughes, Deborah Irving, Dexter Jackson, Demetrius Jackson, Joseph Jackson, Raymond Jackson, Rodney Jackson, Tamillo Jackson, Terry Jackson, Tuwanna Jacobs, Rayfield James, Michael James, Vetric Jenkins, Jeffery Jesperson, Todd Johnson, Alan Johnson, Donna Johnson, Marty Johnson, Melanie Jones, Calinda Jones, Chris Jones, Josh Jones, Julia Jones, Kelcy Jones, Michelle Jones, Rodney Jones, Sonya Jordan, Larilyn Kaplan, Billy Kelly, Jeannie Keene, Becky Kennedy, Debbie Kim, Sally King, Cassandra King, Dendrick King, Kim King, Kosha Kite, Tim Knappenberger, Julie Knox, Mark La, Linh Lamar, Brunella Lance, Charles Lawson, Michelle Leslie, Valerie Lewis, Bobby Lindelow, Guy Linley, Dawn Linkous, Chris Little, Michael Lockett, Richard Lofton, Wanda Logan, Hope Lowe, Ronald Lucas, Jasha Lyons, Theresa Mackin, Paul Mahone, Irvin Mansfield, Jerry Manson, Racquel Manson, Mike Marshall, Jeanne Mathis, Brandi Maxwell, Chris May, Charlene Mays, Sheila McClain, Jacky McCloud, Eddie McCoy, Kimberly McCrary, Sabrina McDuffie, Lori McLeod, Ramans McTier, Todd Miller, Bill Miller, Tracy Misamore, Chris Mitchell, Sean Mixon, Phillip Moate, Michelle Monroe, Ginger Moore, Dana Moore, Earnest Moore, Sherlyn Morris, Walter Morse, Richard Mosely, Brian Mosley, Stella Murphy, Marian Murphee, Mike Nesmith, Ellen New, Natalie Nixon, Shanita Owens, Larry Parks, Christine Pashal, Roderick Patterson, Shaketa Penley, Carolyn Perkins, Debbie Perkins, Wendy Pickard, Elizabeth Pleas, Sylvia Pointer, Audra Poland, Bradley Pope, Bonnie Powers, Heather Pratts, Patricia Preston, Leslie P reston, Pamela Prestridge, Tammy Pyles, Misti Ramsey, Charles Randall, Kimberly Rector, Carol Register, Johnny Richard, Angie Richbury, Nicole Richey, Rebecca Riggins, Jodi Robison, Juanita Rodgers, Joey Ross, Ronald Ross, Uneeda Rozier, Charron Russell, Wenda Rutherford, Lisa Samples, Corey Sanders, David Sanderson, Stephanie Sandifer, Maria Sanford, Starlar Scales, Arlene Searcy, Algernon Sellers, Rader Seward, Tracy Sheppard, Tiffany Shockley, Anna Sill, Kenneth Singleton, Amy Sledge, Alexander Smith, Arthur Smith, Eddie Smith, Frederick Smith, Keli Smith, Lisa Smith, Mark Smith, Mickie Smith, Necol Smith, Ronaldia Smothers, Yolanda Sneed, Shelby Spivey,Cauiau Spivey, Johnny Spivey, Topaz Stafford, Beth Stephens, David Stephens, Keith Stephens, Kimberly Stephens, Mavis Sterling, Richard Stevens, Jennifer Stewart, Lavonya Strange, Marie Strange, Melissa Strickland, Donna Strickland, Tracie Stubbs, Stephanie Swain, Windy Swayne, Kimberly Tapley, Kris Taylor, Cherri Taylor, James Taylor, Karen Taylor, Marcia Terry, Carlos Thomas, Jennifer Thomas, Terry Thomas, Tina Thompson, Harry Towne, Jenn Travis, Sonya Travis, Tonya Treem, Kris Tribble, Gena Tripp, Jason Trofemuk, Steve Tumer, Ray Tumer, Scott Tyndale, Hattie Vaughn, Kelly Vickers, Tonja Vickery, Robbin Wacter, Scott Walker, Joann Walker, Maria Walton, Sabrina Wammack, Melinda Ward, Tonya Warner, Doretha Watson, Chris Weaver, Donna Webb, April Weitz, Leanna Welch, Kimberly Welch, Tony West, Deborah Wheeler, Catherine Whidby, Ronnie White, Benjy Wilder, Oran Wilder, Susan Wilkinson, Jenni Williams, Darrell Williams, David Williams, Nathaniel Williams, Penny Williams, Tracy Wilson, Laura Wilson, Seth Wimberly, Michelle Winston, Dee Dee Winters, Chip Woolfolk, April Yeomans, Sandy Young, Cherie Young, Tyria —$eOrPeHeOeMeOe Re EeS Class of ‘89 ophomores are the middle men of high school. They begin to hang around with the juniors and seniors. Many people say that their tenth-grade year was their hardest year of high school; the sophomores at Central are taking this in stride. Central sophomores definitely have AP’ PEEL”’. Adams, Amy Adams, Pauline Akers, Tammy Anderson, Tosh Andress, Kim Andrews, Trina Arline, Bruletta Amstrong, Geoffrey Ashley, Rhonda Ashmore, Robin Austin, Crystal Axton, Paige Bailey, Beverly Bailey, Marvin Baker, Mark Balthrop, Mareas Banner, Thorance Barbee, Dwayne Barberich, Bruce Basley, Gregory Bass, Larry Bass, Tommy Batcher, David Bateman, Jennifer Batts, Tammie Belcher, Tauquilla Bell, Alicia Bennett, Whitney Benson, Dustin Bentley, Neidra Betz, Christopher Billingslea, Brenna Bivins, Paul Bland, Broaudneif Blanding, Yolanda Blodgett, Gary Bloodworth, Dorothy Bluestone, Keiren Bolton, Cheryl Bonhart, Andrea Bostick, Shedrich Bowen, Latoya Boyd, Joe Boyter, Ron Brannam, Mark Bridges, Joe Brinson, Paula Britt, Laura Broadhead, Derek Brown, Christopher Brown, Cliff Brown, Menzal Brown, Milton Brown, Sheryl Brown, Stephanie Brown, Stephanie Brown, Val Brundage, Marci Bryant, Ginny Bryant, Sylvia Burns, Nytasha Bush, Seth � . sy 4 et mast Butts, Tawanna Byrd, Darrell Caldwell, Chris Call, Laura Camp, Erin Carby, Rhonda Carnegie, Tracie Carroll, April Carroll, Stacie Carson, Roderick Carswell, Kevin Carter, Patsy Cass, Michael Causey, Bo Causey, Charlotte Causey, Cheryl Chapman, Stuart Chastain, Bob Cheshire, Denise Clark, Jim Clark, Kim Claxton, Susan Cleveland, Randall Clyde, Kimberly Cochrane, Christy Cochrane, Cindy Cockett, Chriss Cody, Sean Collier, Leslie Comer, Shane Cooper, Rodney Couch, Christopher Cox, Carolyn Cox, Gail Cox, Stacy Crafter, Jimmy Craig, Laura Cramer, Petra Crawford, Aaron Crawford, Matthew Crawley, George Crumpler, Jerrol Culler, Demetress Curry, Saul Dandrea, Ricky Daniel, Veleka Davidson, Will Davis, Corey Davis, Donna Davis, Lashunda Davis, Leah Davis, Matthew Davis, Sacloria Davis, Shanta Davis, Sherborah Davis, Stephanie Davis, Valancia Dean, Carla Dean, Kim Dean, Tonya DeLoach, C hristine Dent, Kanter Dent, Mark Deuster, John Dillard, Cartese Dillard, Heather Dinkens, Cedric Ditty, Christi Dixon, Alicia Dixon, Charlie Dockery, Stacey Dorn, Carlos Driggers, Barry Dumas, Melonie Dumas, Tommy Edwards, Melissa Ellen, Bradon Ellington, Tracy Ellis, Gilda Ellis, Sandy Ellis, Yolanda Ellison, Richard Evans, Britann Evans, Donald Evans, Frank Evans, lresa Evans, Kathy Evans, Mark Evans, Sharon Farlar, Candice Ferguson, Bobby Ferguson, Sabrina Fisher, Faye Flagg, Latonja Flanders, Kelly Flewellyn, Beth Flewellyn, Bobby Ford, Marshall Fordham, Hope Fountain, Stefanie Franklin, David Franks, Sonya Frazier, Billie Frederick, Eric Freeman, Lucy Friese, Chris Fritz, Jennifer Fry, Alicia Fussell, Kevin Gallemore, James Gandy, Sam Garnto, Travis Garrett, Ann Gay, Ginger Gibson, Katie Gibson, Stanley Glover, Jade Golden, Thomas Goldwire, Scott Good, Andrea Gordon, Tommy Gordon, William Gray, Alicison Gray, Anissa Green, Chandwick Green, LaTonya Green, Margi Griffin, Christopher Griffin, Penny Griffin, Victor Griffith, Charles Grindley, Juliet Grissette, Gloria Groover, Karen Grubbs, Robin Hall, Dexter Hall, Hyatt Hall, William Hallman, Gene Hallman, Jennifer Ws A J ri Ne a? ‘4 Hamilton, Monica Hammond, Trevor Hanse, Brian Harbin, Dana Harbin, Robert Hargrove, Adam Hargrove, LaTonya Harp, Natalie Harper, Scott Harpin, Trudy Harrell, Ed Harris, Debbie Harris, Jerel Harris, Tangela Harris, Thomas Hawes, William Heath, Shannon Heflin, Jeanne Held, Jon Herin, Kimberly Hewitt, Jennifer Hill, April Hill, Cherene Hill, Joanne Hill, Shawn Hill, Yolanda Hodge, Leslie Holland, Andy Holliman, Bridgett Holliman, Cynthia Hollingshed, Jimmy Holston, Shantell Hordge, Tina Horton, Cornelia Horton, George Horton, Michelle Huff, Louis Hughes, Alex Hughes, Camilla Hughes, Uhura Humphries, Betty Hylton, Ladawna Isenberg, Chuck Jackson, Abby Jackson, Deanna Jackson, Johnny Jackson, Samenthia Jackson, Sonetta Jackson, Tomiko James, Lanita James, Perseco Jenkins, Julianne Johnson, Samantha Johnson, Tanya Johnson, Warren Johnson, Willie Jones, Betty Jones, Monica Jones, Patt Jones, Ricky Kee, Chad Keith, Jennifer Kelley, Dawn Kemp, Shannon Kendrick, Allen Kennedy, Amy Ketchup, Pamela Ketterbaugh, Rick Kiehn, Andrea Kilby, Cori King, Brian Kirby, April Lairsey, Tammy Lane, Percy Lankford, John Larsen, Joanie Larsen, Shirley Lashley, Derek Lawton, Fowler Leavitt, Chad Lee, Chip Leroy, Cindy Lester, Shadonna Lewis, Dana Lewis, Scott Lindsey, Denise Lingo, Jarrell Linn, Deana Locke, Hillary Lockett, Cecilia Long, Melinda Lowe, Tonya Lynch, Michelle Lystlund, James Madison, Darrick Mahone, Shedina Maine, Jerry Makin, Darren Malone, Charlotte Manning, Scott Marshall, Kimberly Massey, Andrea Massey, Jerry Maxwell, Dexter Mays, Remona Mays, Vernon McBrayer, Pete McBride, Heather McClinton, Latrelle McCook, Keith McCook, Van McCoy, Jack McCrary, David McCrorey, Michele McDaniel, Christopher McDonald, Daniel McElroy, Nikki McGee, Kerry McGee, Kira McMillan, Timothy Mercer, Angie Middlebrooks, Belinda Middleton, Angie Miller, Christi Miller, Shynetta Mitchell, Scott Moore, Lisa Morgan, Toussainte Morlan, Whitney Morris, Felton Morris, Glenn Morrell, Jesse Newell, Chuck Nichols, James Nichols, John Nordenhaug, Stephanie Norman, Tina Norris, Jennifer Norris, Mark Oliver, Teresa O'neal, Annonda O'neal, Carlton O'neal, Laurie Orlino, Bruletta Orr, Karren Owens, Eric Packer, Andre Palmer, Dawn Parham, Jewel Parker, Shavonda Parks, Aaron Parsons, Angie Patterson, Lawanza Patterson, Robin Patterson, Stacy Patterson, Tommy Payne, Connie Peale, Janelle Penley, Carolyn Pepper, Robbie Persons, Jarrod Peterson, Stephanie Phillips, Kevin Phillips, Lisa Phillips, Renita Pinkney, Marcus Pipkins, Maria Pitts, Darrell Plagge, Ashlee Pleas, Cynthia Plowdon, Phillis Pollock, Tommy Powell, Collen Powell, Terri Powers, Kevin Preston, Melissa Preston, Sandra Puckett, John Pugh, Hollis Raines, Curtin Randolph, Tiffany Richardson, Michael Richburg, Dameon Robertson, Rob Robinson, Michelle Rose, Theodore Ross, Michael Rouse, Octavia Rozier, Cynthia Rudolph, Robbie Sams, Larry Sandefur, Chris Sanders, Derek Sanders, Jim Saunders, Darlene Scarbary, Joel Schieneman, Diane Scott, Marty Searcy, Camille Seney, Rod Seney, Russ Shaw, Adam Shelton, Jerry Shields, Jason Shivers, Ziporah Simmons, Michael Sinclair, Patsy Skates, Patrick Skates, Scott Skinner, Bennie Sledge, Lishea Smith, Brett Spaniard, William Spear, Antoninese Spencer, Demetria Stephens, Antonio Stephens, Carise Stewart, Sam Stinson, Dewayne Stokes, Jeff Strain, Criss Strange, Peqay Stribling, Lisa Stribling, Michael Stubbs, Stafford Swann, David Taylor, Baxter Taylor, Brooke Taylor, Danita Taylor, Robert Taylor, Sandra Taylor, Timothy Taylor, Wayne Tedders, Stephanie Tennyson, Altonio Thomas, Deanna Thomas, Rudolph Thomas, Shawn Tickel, Caroline Timley, Clarissa Toney, Angie Trawick, Mindy Troutman, Angela Tumer, Kevin Turner, Larry Turner, Shawn Turmer, Stephanie Tyson, Jody Van Kampen, Emile Vaughn, Beth Wacter, Zoe Wade, Larry Walden, Jason Waller, Katherine Walker, Amy Walker, Jake Walker, Ronda Walton, Aubrey Warren, Arthur Watkins, Eric Watley, Kara Webb, Shannon Wells, Charlissa West, Cheri Westmoreland, Wendy Whitaker, Beth White, Nickey White, Wade Whitehead, Lashonda Whitehead, Latonya Whitehead, Wendy Whitworth, Mark Wiley, Vanessa Wilkerson, Sylvia Wilkerson, Trent Wilkes, Scotty Williams, Chaloth Williams, Cynthia Williams, Dexter Williams, Donzaliegh Williams, Kelvin Williams, Michael Williams, Nathaniel Williams, Raina Williams, Tanya Willis, Bobby Willis, Toni Wilson, Melissa Wilson, Vickie Wolfe, Brad Wood, Chad Woodford, Ron Woodlee, Chris Worsham, Eric Worthy, Ventirice Yates, Massie Yaughn, Damon Yeomans, Brad Young, John Zimmer, Shanta FeReFfeSeHeMeAeN Class of ‘90 eing a freshman has its advantages as well as its disadvantages. As for the B advantages — well, as a freshman, you always have an excuse for getting lost during the first weeks of school. Also, there is the transition from middle school to senior high, which brings the opportunity of meeting new people and making new friendships. Freshmen must remember that they are now working to graduate and the grades they make this year will be on their college transcripts. As one may see, the “low man on the totem pole’ doesn’t have it too bad. The freshman class here at Central is the largest and some may say, the bigger, the best. In the following pages, we present our freshman class — and THEY’VE GOT AP Tee’. Abney, Linda Alexander, John Anderson, Daphne j Anderson, Ray Anderson, Vicki ! e Anderson, William - : fio LA Ni J Armstrong, Ramone Asbell, Travis Austin, Alfreda Austin, Michael Austin, Tony Avery, Jennifer Bacchus, Donna Baker, Teah Ball, Timothy Banknell, Sean Banks, Arsonja Banner, Martin Barbee, Bonnie Barnhill, Keicia Barron, Eric Barron, Olaiya Bearry, Stuart semis, Robert Benton, Freddie Billingslea, Alfred Billingslea, Classica Bishop, Levina Bivins, Harvey Bivins, Jimmy Bloodworth, Robert Boatwright, Carol Boland, Traci Bonner, Susan Bonner, William Boone, Cathy Boston, Shenequa Boughton, Beth Bowling, Rebecca Boyce, Robert Brewer, Angie Bridger, Melinda Brimer, Jim Brittain, Ross Broadhead, Denee Brooks, Ronnie Brown, Adrian Brown, Barbara Brown, David Brown, Desmond Brown, Katrina Bryant, Carlos Bryant, Johnny Buash, Latasha Buck, Laurie Buck, Lisa Buckley, John Bullard, Todd Burkovick, Jaison Burnette, Jate Bumette, Shawn Bush, Ronnie Butler, Latoya Caldwell, Christie Caldwell, Jennifer Calhoun, Chelsa Calhoun, Erich Callaway, Rosa Campbell, Eric Campbell, Karen Cape, Derrick Carson, Jerry Carswell, Lee Cauley, Scott Cephus, Robert Chaffin, Brandi Chambers, Hal Chambliss, Lawerence Chambliss, Sharon Cheshire, Dana Cheshire, Kacey Clark, Albertina Clarke, Amy Clayton, Stacy Clements, Matthew Clowers, Inga Clowers, Pinhney Clyde, Reginald Clyde, Travis Cole, Carrie Collins, Dawn Combs, Darnetha Compton, Lisa Connors, Jeanne Coons, Antonio Coppack, Sarah Copeland, Clarence Copeland, Simeon Cornelius, Bobby Cotter, Carol Crafter, Angela Cross, Rachel Cummings, Tommy Curry, Christian Daniel, Consuelo Daniels, Aleeca Daniely, Tony Darrisaw, Gregory Davidson, Kimberly Davis, Chad Davis, Dana Davis, James Davis, Keith Davis, Rosa Davis, Tiwanne Davis, Ulysses Davis, Willie Davison, Nekeitha Deloach, Thad Denmark, Peqay Dennard, Michelle Diboll, Sherry Dinkins, Willie Dinkins, Co rey Dixon, Gregory Donaldson, Dana Dowell, Pee Wee Dozier, Jabar Duffy, Paul Duhart, Rontrail Dumas, Jermell Duncan, Carmen Durham, Chris Durham, Erin Eargle, Melanie Edwards, Yolanda Ennis, Anna Ervin, Joyce Evans, Alma Evans, Charles Evans, Ronald Ezelle, Paula Ferguson, Wyman Finney, Dexter Fleming, Janet Folds, Amy Ford, Andrea Ford, Angles Ford, Antonio Ford, Carl Ford, Carlos Ford, Undrea Ford, Zack Fordham, Kim Foster, Charles Foster, Kisha Fowler, Angela Freeman, Vanessa Fuller, Kevin Fuller, Rico Gaines, Cory Gaines, Latonya Gainey, Donald Gardener, Steve Gary, Latonya Gaskin, David George, Angela George, Valveeta Gibbs, Robert Gibson, Christopher Gibson, Jonathan Gilbert, John Gilbert, Shannon Glenn, Natalya Glenn, Thomas Glenn, Tony Glennon, Eamon Glover, Ashley Glover, Tracey Godfrey, Ricky Goen, Kim Golden, Stacey Goodwin, James Goolsby, Eric Goolsby, Felicia Gordon, Tarralyn Graves, Andrea Gray, Jesse Gray, Justew Green, Earnesta Green, Cercius Greene, Rebecca Graye, Theresa Grier, Antonio Griffin, Angela Griffin, Sharon Griggs, Shannon Grissette, Angela Gunthes, Kerry Guy, Sharon Guyton, Christopher Guyton, Yolanda Hall, Adrienne Hall, Glen Hall, Jorge Hall, Kimberly Hall, Tisha Hallman, Latonya Hamilton, Queranar Hamlon, Shauna Handley, Alethea Harden, Ivelyn Hardesty, Kim Harrell, Kim Harris, Tremayne Harrison, Denise Hart, Artimus Hart, Robert Hartman, Richard Harvey, Charles Harvey, Paris Haskin, Mark Hatcher, Tonya Hawkins, Sean Haynes, Carol Heacox, Shawn Heath, Michael Hecht, Eric Helson, Kimberly Herrod, John Hickman, Mack Higgins, Keith Hiqgison, Krisin Hiqgison, Lorin High, Jefferey Hill, Bernard Hill, Derrick Hill, Judith Hill, Karliss Hill, Reginald Hill, Tia Hillier, Joey Hodges, Christel Hodges, Karol Hollingshed, Ava Hollingshed, Keith Hollis, Nikki Hood, Terry Howard, Andre Howard, Blake Howard, Cedric Howard, Derrick Howard, Harold Howard, Keith Howard, Lewis Howard, Ulysses Howard, Victoria Howard, Walter Howell, Sabrina Howington, David Hughes, David Hughes, Tomeka Hugley, Michael Hunnicut, Jennifer Hurst, Comell Inman, Jennifer Inzar, Darius Jackson, Andrew Jackson, Carlos Jackson, Jasper Jackson, Keil Jackson, Kelvin Jackson, Robby James, Robert Jarrell, Lawana Jacobs, Donald Johnson, Derek Johnson, Felicia Johnson, James Johnson, James Johnson, Jay Johnson, Malaika Johnson, Shawn Jones, Cheryl Jones, Crystal Jones, Kenya Jones, Marcus Jones, Ricky Jones, Stephanie Jones, Tina Jones, Travis Jordans, Melissa Jordan, Tawana Joiner, Lamont Judd, Sean Kasulka, James Kasulka, Kristy Kelly, Algernon Kelly, Michael Kendall, Felisa Kendrick, Dewayne Ketchup, Jeffery Ketchup, Leighann Kim, Geanny King, Anges King, Bessie King, Maurice Kitchen, Karen Knight, Carl Lacey, Chiquita Lake, Rodney Lamar, Lashanda Langley, Michael Law, Latisha Lawrence, Jeffery Lee, Bettina Lester, Jeff Lester, Jerald Lester, Lisa Lewandowsky, Terri Lewis, Timothy Lloyd, Jason Lochett, Daphne Logan, Clarence Logan, James Long, Shannon Louder, Sabrina Lowe, Kendall Lummings, Kevin Lundy, Jeffery Lyons, Cedric Maine, Kerry Malone, John Mander, Kelly Mann, Sabrina Marshall, Felicia Marshall, Sidney Martin, Alecia Martin, C. Martin, Lloyd Maxwell, Dexter Mayer, Christophe McCammon, James McConnell, Terry McCoy, Dorothea McCrorey, Jeanette McDaniel, Dawn McDowell, Corey McElroy, Jamone McIntire, Melissa McRae, Vincent Melton, Sara Miley, Dorothy Miller, Shane Millman, Steve Mills, Dodi Mills, Kevin Milner, James Mims, Toby Mims, Valerie Misamore, Jeffrey Mitchell, Chanin Mitchell, James Moffett, Stacey Molton, Kimberly Moore, Arthelia Moore, Derevia Moore, Helen Moore, Joseph Moore, Kassi Moore, Paul Moore, Sabina Morris, Kareem Morris, Sonja Mosley, Jo-Bess Mosley, Wendy Mott, Cindy Mujicia, Carla Mullis, David Murphey, Leroy Murphey, Ron Murry, Anissa Murry, Lynn Nelson, Mayi Nichols, Dorothy Ogle, Trey Ogletree, Torrence Olsen, Beth Owen, Keith Palmer, Muriel Parham, Anthony Parsons, Robert Patrick, Kim Payne, Chester Pennyman, Carlos Perkins, Ronnie Pilcher, Clayton Piro, Jessica Pitts, Tammy Pollock, William Pope, Wesley Preston, Stephanie Price, Kevin Pritchett, Kenny Puckett, Christopher Puckett, Clifford Raines, Reginald Raines, Varina Rainey, Steve Ramsey, Franklin Randall, Darrell Randall, Nikki Randow, Donny Ray, Gwendolyn Redding, Thomas Redick, Jody Rehberg, Robert Reynolds, Makesha Rhodes, Tawana Ridley, Sean Ridley, Sherome Riggs, Jarrett Riley, Keith Rivers, Charles Robbins, Scott Roberson, Nancy Roberts, Veronica Robinson, Horace Robinson, Jeffrey Rodgers, Shelley Rogers, Gerald Rogers, Wendell Rollins, Billy Roquemore, Alicia Rosner, Ula Rosser, Ray Roundtree, Demick Rowell, Becca Rozier, Sharon Rutland, Wanda Ryans, Greg Sanders, PJ Al Sanders, Viola Sauders, Phillip Scarborough, Harold Schofield, Thejuana Schultze, Will Scott, Reginald Searcy, Brenda Sellars, Gary Shaw, Erica Shelley, Craig Shelley, Ricky Sherman, Tony Shoemaker, John Shreve, Colby Shreve, Cory Shumaker, Misty Sill, Lisa Simmons, Julie Simmons, LaTasha Simmons, Tonya Singleton, Larry Singleton, Troy Sledge, Samantha Sledge, Seanita Slocum, Todd Smith, Belinda Smith, Brannon Smith, Dexter Smith, Frankie Smith, Henry Snell, Shelva Spivey, Latarsha Stanley, Joretha Starkey, James Stevens, Charles Stevenson, Nathaniel Stewart, Karen Stewart, Ollie Stewart, Tammy Stone, Brad Stone, Matt Stone, Thad Straws, Lakesia Stuart, Chad Sutton, Clinton Swain, Pamela Swann, Brian Swayne, Genera Talton, Jeff Tapley, Erin Taylor, Arthur Taylor, Billy Taylor, Clarissa Taylor, Jennifer Taylor, Jori Taylor, Kuzhnier Taylor, Mark Taylor, McLewis Taylor, Randy Taylor, Willie Thomas, Angelete Thomas, Lavena Thompson, Kenneth Thorpe, Curtis Thurman, Wilbert Thurston, Christy Thurston, Michelle Tidwell, Sanda Tillies, Sheryl Tolbert, Alice Tumer, Christophe Tumer, Frances Tumer, Tiffany Underwood, Heather Varner, James Wade, Chris Walker, Donna Walker, Teresa Wall, Kristy Waller, Iris Ward, Michelle Warnock, Mary Warren, Trenicia Watkins, Kim Watkins, Roger Webster, Antonio Weeks, Leslie Weires, Janet Welch, Fay Welch, Wanda Wells, Arland Wells, Catherine Wells, Vanessa White, Angelia White, Donald Whitehead, Mark Wiggins, Aaron Wilcox, David Wiley, George Williams, Anissa Williams, Darnea Williams, Demichael ¥ YOu Lite x MOUNT, Williams, Eric Williams, Gregory Williams, Jessica Williams, Josette Williams, Michelle Williams, Preston Williams, Regina Williams, Scotty Williams, Stephanie Wilson, Bob Wilson, Jeff Wilson, Keith Wise, Chandra Wood, Rachel Worley, Scott Worthy, Carla Young, Luana Zeliner, Janice FACULTY i! Mrs. Clark checks the accuracy of Jon Redick’s time writing. Mrs. Ivery reviews a student's worksheets. i Th Vv Cr Mr YZ NpMo T 2 Hf Te W Re i) JCe Pr NdP: hPa U NP Py Am OnBk Cf Es Discussing Newton’s Laws, Mr. Tomlinson prepares his Physics class for their next test. Mrs. Harris explains a program before the class executes it. Lanier A Administration Leontine Espy — Principal Jake Singleton Assistant Principal Jeanne Scarboro Cissy Creekmore Jeanette Morris Counselor Secretary Secretary Lanier B Administration ACH THEM, FIRST You AVE TO REACH THEM. William Bell — Principal Jerome Guy — Assistant Principal Martha Cork Secretary Jackie Faulkner Secretary Pat Galloway Counselor Bobby McElroy Counselor Fran Mayhew Registrar Connie Oxford Secretary Ron Aaron Science Ann Adkisson Math Alfred Allen Industrial Arts Annie Battle English Beth Bennett Special Education Curtis Billingslea Math Emma Booker English Henry Boykins Math Sally Brannen Math Faye Brotherton Math Randy Brown Health PE Raynelle Brown Special Education James Caldwell French Laverne Campbell Science Geraldine Carr Vocational Director Marie Chapman Social Studies J.P. 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Each Superlative must have been nominated by a teacher. They were 1937 then given a point sheet in which each fills out all the school activi- ties they have been involved in since ninth grade. This field is nar- rowed down and then voted on by the Senior Class. All this proves that each must be respected by his peers and teachers, and an “‘all- around” students. As one can see below — our Su- perlatives are ‘‘picture-perfect’’ and have always been placed in the an- nual in this manner. But, this year we've decided to break tradition. Though, the Superlatives are in evening wear, they’re being pre- sented with a different look. One that brings out their true ap ‘peel”’. Shirley Randall and Ned Henry Kaye Tutt and Chico Hollingshed Erika Hart and Keith Hamilton Weve Tim Jackson and Willette Hill Bert Thornton and Jill McDonald Chris Dunn and Lamarion Green Beth Kowell and John Sweat Sarita McCoy and David Robinson