Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1982 volume:

Flint Central High School 601 Crapo Street Flint, Michigan 48504 The theme of the 1982 Prospectus is discovery. Each day in school and in our everyday activities we are discovering new thoughts, ideas, and concepts. There are many mysteries, puzzles and unknown factors that we try to make sense of each day. Our division pages symbolize a popular puzzle in 1982—the Rubiks Cube. Many people have discovered a solution to it and many more attempt to. In carrying out the discovery theme we find that our teams discover new strategies in which to win their games. Our teachers find new strategies to get ideas through to students. Clubs and organizations try to discover new things to do to get students involved. Our students discover new people and new ways of dealing with each other in a learning atmosphere. Hopefully we can continue to make new discoveries to solve the puzzles and mysteries and find the answers that will enrich our years spent at CHS. 2 Seniors .... 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The ninth grades of Lowell, Holmes and Zimmerman Junior High Schools will move to the four high schools in September 1982. Central High School has approxi- mately 400 ninth graders and next year will have a larger freshman class. Since there are still some ninth grades in junior high, the schedule for the ninth graders at the senior high is slightly different from the sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The ninth grade is on a six hour day while the other classes are on a five hour day. The classes the ninth graders take are similar to the ones they took at the junior high and next year this will be slightly different as we move totally into four year high schools. This is a growing process for students and staff alike. The ninth graders seem to enjoy being a part of senior high even though some of their after school activities are separate. This is necessary because they are on the different time schedule. They participate in sports with the ninth grades of the four senior highs and the three remaining junior highs. As the ninth grade moves out of the junior high school, that school has only seventh and eighth grades and is called a middle school. Central received ap- proximately 25 new staff members this year to accommodate the ninth grade. Teachers who chose to come to Central applied for transfers from junior highs and other senior highs. Central also received another assis- tant principal, Mrs. Stewart. By the time the present ninth grade become seniors, they should be real academic leaders as we all grow together in this new venture of the four year high school. 4 Grade Brings New Faces to Central 5 Here’s Looking At You 1. Marty Embry in a quiet moment. 2. Marshall “Bubba” Sanders taking a time out. 3. This Central runner doesn’t mind the cold. 4. Hard at work for the school paper. 11 The Way We Were V ’r , a V It wasn’t long ago that we were wearing romper suits and playing with our teddy bears ... Now we are on our way into adulthood. It seems like just yesterday we were holding on to our mothers hand and crying because we did not want to go to kindergarten. The times between then and now have been good and bad. We will never have those days back again but at times like this reflecting on them can bring back many memories. (7) 12 (13) (1) Carlton Edwards (2) Andrea Miller (3) Theresa Thomas (4) Diane Haeger (5) Donnice Artis (6) Pam Goins (7) Brett Firmingham (8) Ubaldo and Ulisess Ramirez (9) Tanya Lane (10) Carolyn Dean (11) Sheri Stuart (12) Andrew Walker (13) Sherri Roberts (14) Vickie VanHurley (15) Kim Richards 13 Graduation night—1981. Top Night For Seniors Graduation night is that somewhat magical, somewhat unbelievable night where the graduates who are participating feel they have achieved a most important goal. Parents and relatives come from all parts of the city and state to honor not only their graduate but the whole class. They reminisce about their own graduation night; perhaps having also graduated from Central. It is a night for memories, a few tears, a lot of laughing, cheering, and hugging. Last of all, it is a night that culminates many years of hard work and is the door to an uncertain, but exciting future. Deborah Fisher is one happy senior! Mr. Crowder happily presents diplomas to graduates. High Achievers Honored Eric Minore and Lesa Arcmia think about their future. Beverly Lewis proudly accepts her honor certificate. Honor students study their certificates. Honors night is a time when students of distinction are honored for their outstanding accomplishments. Various awards are given at this time for sports, academic achievements, service, and community assistance. Students are honored for academic achievements with a grade point average of 3.0 or higher. Other awards given out are the Napoleon J. LaVoie award. National Honor Society award. Business Co-op award, American Legion award, Tcitlebaum Red and Black award, Robert T. Longway award, and the Trade and Industry Co-op Student of the Year award. 16 dw 1 (L-R) braham. Shiela ere. Carol kins, Christine lkema, Norman lien, Ralph Row 2 (L-R) Allen, Sarah Alston, Anita Amaya, Vanilla Ames, Theresa Amon, Vickie PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Row 4 Banks. Fencia Bankston, Greg Barton, Sheila Bathish, Amcr Beard, Marty Row 5 (L-R) Beasley, Karen Beasley. Sophia Beaubien. James PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Row 3 (L-R) Arriaga, John Artis. Donnice Atkinson. Charles Ball, Johnny Ballard, Alan 17 Row 1 (L-R) Beckley, Linda Benish, Bob Bcrquist, Robin Bcrlanga, Debbie Bonham, Larry Row 2 (L-R) Booth, Sidney Bourcier, Kathleen Box, Delray Brandon, Tanya Brass, Starnita Row 3 (L-R) Brazle, Terrance Briggs, Tracey Brown, Andrea Brown, Anita Brown. Kay Row 4 (L-R) Brown, Lana Brown, Stacy Brown. Valerie Buford, Michael Bugbee. Marvin Row 5 (L-R) Bullock. Reuben Bully, Lori Bunton, Jim Burnham. Wendy Burt. Julius 18 Row 1 (L-R) Burton. Mark Buschur, Stephanie Buyckes. Lisa Calvin, Donna Campbell, Barry Row 2 (L-R) Capunchina, Alicia Carlyse, Gilda Carter, Terri Casta no. Dan Castro. Abigail Row 3 (L-R) Chaney. Michael Chapman, Sylvester Clark, Dexter Clark. Terri Clemons, Edward Row 4 (L-R) Coleman, Desiree Coleman. James Conover, Niel Copeland. Tracy Corder, Dwayne Row 5 (L-R) Corser. John Cosey, Charlotte Coulter. Shelia Craig, Tracy 19 Row 1 (L-R) Credille, Sally Croff. Rex Cromwell, Marie Cross, David Cummings, Lolita Row 2 (L-R) Davis, Althea DcGroat, Kelly Dean, Carolyn Dietrich, Lisa Dickerson, Jerry Row 3 (L-R) Dotson. Jason Doyle, Mark Duff. Jacqueline Du ford, Denise Duty, Carolyn Row 4 (L-R) Duvernois, Richard Edwards, Tracy Elia, Ruth Elizondo. Fredrick Elkins, Nancy Row 5 (L-R) Featherstone, Wendy Ferris, David Flood, Gloria Flores. Francisco Flynn, Jerome 20 Row I (L-R) Finch. Denise Firmingham, Brett Firmingham, Scott Fogan. Bruce Fox, Irene Row 2 (L-R) French, Tonya Fridline, Bruce Gagnon, Kevin Gagnon. Robin Garcia, Imeida Row 3 (L-R) Garcia, Richard Gatica, Allen George, Patrick Giguerc, Richard Gilliam, Marlin Row 4 (L-R) Goins. Pam Grady, Shirley Graham, Stephen Grappin. Mark Graves, Brian Row 5 (L-R) Graves, Donald Green, Angela Gregory, Lori Grice, Michael 21 Row 1 (L-R) Grice, Michelle Griffith, John Gurley, Julie Gwilliam, Tom Haeger, Diane Row 2 (L R) Hairston, Terrance Hanshaw, Jackie Harding, Valarie Hargraves. Dennis Harper, Daniel Row 3 (L-R) Harriford. June Harris, LaTanya Harris, Mark Harris. Michelle Hatherly, Gary Row 4 (L-R) Hayes. John Hayward, Laurie Heerenveen, Sandra Helwig, Leanne Hempel, Erick Row 5 (L-R) Herron. Grant Hill, Sophia Hinson. Deborah Hocking, Laura Hoffman. Julia 22 Row 1 (L-R) Hoffman, Tina Holmes. Darryl Horton, Jeffrey Horton, Tommy Houston, Arthur Row 2 (L-R) Huber. Zana Hughes, Chclondc Hughes, Dcwana Humphrey, Chris Irby, Christine Row 3 (L-R) Janka. Kristin Jefferson, Lauren Jennings. Linda Johnson, Jeffrey Johnson, Johnna Row 4 (L-R) Jolliff, Dawn Jones, Paul Kellerman, Todd Kennedy, Raedcan Kassem, Nada Row 5 (L-R) Darryl Kilburn King, Dawn Klebs. Linda Korhoncn, Kevin 23 Row 1 (L-R) Koteles, Ivonne Kryso, Tammy Kugler, Anne Kuta, John LaFave, John Row 2 (L-R) Lake. Kelly Lam, Sally Lane. Tanya Latham. Kim Lawrence, Robert Row 3 (L-R) Lechota, Judy Lee, Cindy Levels. Joe Lewis, Lawrence Lewis. Robert Row 4 (L-R) Lewis. Vicki Lichty, Curt Liggins, Charlotte Lipe, Mary Ellen Litheriand. Brenda Row 5 (L-R) Litzey. Monica Ludvigscn. Lisa Lutton, Jeff Lutze, Tom Lyon, James 24 Row 1 (L-R) Magruder, Maria Mark, Cathy Marston, Matt Martin, Jerry Martinez, Angelo Row 2 (L-R) Matten, Sibyl Maynie, John McCoy, Sitko McCoy, Surronic McFadden, Anthony Row 3 (L-R) McGee, David McGregory, Marcel McLogan, Helen McSwain, Lisa McQueary, Jackie Row 4 (L-R) Miller, Andrea Miller, Barbara Miller, Patty Miller, Penny Miller, Tracy Row 5 (L-R) Mills, Denise Milne, Kathleen Minore, Steffan Mitchell, Denise Mitchell, Shcvcze 25 Row 1 (L-R) Momen, Delores Mooney. Cindy Moore, Geraldine Moore, Kelly Morrow, Matt Row 2 (L-R) Moss. Yvonne Munoz. Rick Murphy. Mary Myers, Sheila Nard, Michael Row 3 (L-R) Nelson, Mark Nesbitt, Betty Nichols, Angelia Neiuwenhuis, Kris Nuttle, Lyn Row 4 (L-R) Oliver, Jeffrey Orban. Allen Ottaway, Debbie Outlaw, Vivienna Palmer, Nicholas Row 5 (L-R) Palovich, Wendy Pavelich, Christopher Peters, Andrew Pcttey, David Photinos, Anna 26 Row I (L-R) Powell, Reco Pratt, Jeffrey Pressley, Christopher Pryor. Tracy Pumfrcy. Shelly Row 2 (L-R) Rachar, Daniel Ragland, Alfred Rak, Debbie Ramsey, Dietrich Ramsey. Melody Row 3 (L-R) Reed, Maceo Reeves. Denise Rcmbcrt, Donna Reyes, Alicia Reyna, Robert Row 4 (L-R) Reynolds, Lori Rice, Carol Richards, Kim Roberts. Robin Roberts, Sherri Row 5 (L-R) Robertson, Stephanie Robinson, Rose Sanders, Valeric Sanders. Elizabeth 27 Row 1 (L-R) Schaupp, Kim Seymore, Marie Shayler, Karen Shedd. Sally Shepard. Penny Row 2 (L-R) Shipman. Steve Shook. Verna Sikes. Barbara Simpson. Mark Smith. Gail Row 3 (L-R) Smyers. Carlcen Snell. Doug Soiney, Marchcllc Soon, Walter Springer, Paul Row 4 (L-R) Stack. Erin Stanley, Sondra Stcdman, Dwalyn Stephens, Rhonda Stevens, Deborah Row 5 (L-R) Stevens, Karen Savage, Shirley Schaaf, Kris 28 Row 1 (L-R) Strawser. Elizabeth Streeter, Kimberly Strong, Roy Stuart, Sheri Stubbs, Tonya Row 2 (L-R) Summerville, LaVonda Szabo, Stephen Tauscher, Matthew Taylor, Geoffrey Terry, Darnell Row 3 (L-R) Thomas, Carl Thomas. Theresa Thompkins, Renee Thorton, Lonette Thorton, Tommy Row 4 (L-R) Tillitson, Helen Timmons, Terilyn Trecha. Stacie Trujillo. Susana Vanderson. Enos Row 5 (L-R) Van Hurley. Vickie Villagomez. Joseph Wagoner, Steven Walker. Andrew 29 Row 1 (L-R) Walker, Brenda Wallen, Mark Wamsley, David Walter, Dawn Warren. Donna Row 2 (L-R) Washington. Celia Washington. Tracy Weaver, Vickie Weaver, Wendy Weiler, Debbie Rwo 3 (L-R) Wesley, Charles West, Phillip Wheat, Dorothy Williams. Chrito Williams, Donald Row 4 (L-R) Williams, Evelyn Williams, Thomas Williams, Tracey Williamson, Lanny Wilson, Barron Row 5 (L-R) Wilson, Malcolm Wilson. Meric Wilson. Michael Wood, Alan Willenberg, James 30 Row 1 (L-R) Woods, Jeffrey Wright. Latice Wynn, Rick Wynn. Vickie Wynne. Crystal Row 2 (L-R) Yax, Jeanette Yelle, Christine Yeotis. Peggy Younger, Bruce Zalizny. Debbie Row 3 (L-R) Zuckcr, Cindy Zuvala, Cindy 31 32 The man has to do what the man has to do Varsity Takes Championship VARSITY BASEBALL 1 3 U “ X 73 z 5 z Season Record: 21 wins, 12 losses. Season Summary: The 1981 baseball season was a very exciting and successful year. The Indians took first place in the city with a 5-1 record and finished third in the Saginaw Valley Conference with a 16-6 record. Outstanding Member : Key players were Tim Donnel- ly, Roy Garcia, and Eric Minore with Steve Szabo, Jim Badal, Matt Morrow, Matt Marston, and Joe Villago- mez contributing to the winning season. Coaches Comments: (Bob Holec) Most observers picked the Indians to be a mediocre team because of inexperience, but the Indians demonstrated timely hit- ting. good defense and gutty pitching which led them to a fine season. (i) Matt Marston charges home for the winning run. (I) An unknown Indian steals first base. (2) The team comes in after a winning game. (3) Norm Alkema is ready for a big game. (4) The great form of a Central Indian. (5) BACK ROW: Coach Blanchard, Tim Donnelly, Steve Szabo, Rob Lawrence, Coach Holec, Dan Noll—Manager. MIDDLE ROW: Jeff Woods, Steve Shipman, Matt Morrow, Joe Villagomez, Matt Yonan, Matt Marston, Jim Badal. FRONT ROW: Bill Warda. Kevin Gagnon, Roy Garcia, Eric Minore, Jon Beaubien, Neil Blight, Norm Alkcma. I Midland Northern Powers Bay City Northwestern Pontiac Central 8 7 2 Saginaw 14-10 4-1 SouthweslcQ 13-10 11-9 CHS Kearsley 4- 0 Swartz Creek 5- 8 ■Western 6 - 6 OPPS 0- 4 13- 6 5- 2 . 35 13 11 4-4 0-4 18-12 Central Swartz Creek Midland Midland Bdw Northcrf Powers Bay City Han ty Northwestern Saginaw estern Jyefmki TOP ROW: Coach Hosmcr, Gary Fischer. Mike Wallen, Rich Duvernois, Coach Lane MIDDLE ROW: Craig Stephens, Marvin Bugbcc, John Walravcn, Stan Adams, Brad Ballard, Dave Olsick FRONT ROW: Kirk Timmons, Jerry Weaver, Howard Croft. Vince Cuevas, Jeff Lipc JV BASEBALL Season Record: 11 wins, 11 losses, 1 tie. Season Summary: Scores don’t always show how a sea- son was played as shown by the jv baseball season. We had many fine games but not enough to give us an over- all great record. Outstanding Members: There were some fine perfor- mances by Gary Fisher, Mike Wallen, Jon Beaubien, and Joe Valasquez. Coaches Comments: (Jerry Lane) The junior varsity was a season of mediocracy. The Indians did not dem- onstrate the consistency to have a winning season al- though we had some fine players. With this great stance, it’s got to be a home run. Strong Comeback Leads To Even Season 36 Experience Leads To Future Stars A Central catcher hopes for a strike out. JV SOFTBALL Season Record: 12 wins, 14 losses. Season Summary: For the first time in city competi- tion, the J V team won the city championship with a 5-1 record. Their overall season was better than their re- cord shows. Outstanding Members: The Most Valuable award went to Shawn Foster. Most Improved—Diane Flores; Most Spirited—Kim Bully; Most Dedicated—Mary Aremia. Coaches Comments: (Sue Calvo) It was a much im- proved season. We worked hard with the young team and were very proud of them and their city competition win. Swartz Creek Bay City Central Bay City Western Midland Midland Dow Northern Grand Blanc Bay City Handy Powers Northwestern Kearsley Saginaw Southwestern CHS OPPS 9-10 10- 9 10-14 23-15 4- 2 21-31 13-12 27-25 9-10 19-12 1-10 10- 8 24-18 14-12 13- 5 19- 9 15- 4 12-13 23- 7 9- 9 12- 7 18- 6 20- 2 14- 1 7- 7 0- 0 BACK ROW: Coach Miron, Mary Lyons, Carol Acre, Carolyn Brown, Lori Diaz, Coach Sue Calvo. MIDDLE ROW: Karen Stevens, Nancy Murphy, Diane Flores. Freda Moore, FRONT ROW: Shawn Foster, Mary Aremia, Desiree Coleman, Kelly Rivard, Kim Bully. 37 Successful Season Leads To Valley Championship BACK ROW: Coach Vance, Mark Duff, Darren Martin, Dale Thompson, Scott Ogden. Jerry Uhrig, Dennis King, Bob Tremayne. Ron Robbins, Coach Ireland. THIRD ROW: Bruce Dunton, Scott McKay, Walter Soon, Steve Deering, Archie Smyers, Steve Bowen. Don Ramsey, Sy Chapman. Rick Wynn. Tracy Williams. SECOND ROW: Amo Bathish, Sam Bathish, Prentice Zinn, Dietrich Ramsey, Marty Beard, Mancc Broome. Phillip Johnson. Dan Gallaspy, Andrew Walker, Darnell Terr. FRONT ROW: Jerry Hendrix, Garrett Fox, Brian Hill. Kevin Campbell. Greg Harding, Carlos Benton, Byron Roberts, Mike Nard, Marshall Sanders. Bruce Walters, Pat Cavctte. Archie Smyers concentrates on a winning start. BOYS TRACK ) Season Record: 6 wins, 11 losses. p Season Summary: The running Indians became the city and Valley champs and went on to take second H place in the rcgionals and the Oxford relays. cri Outstanding Members: A fine season was accredited to Bubba Sanders, Mike Nard, Archie Smyers, and z Rick Munoz. Carlos Benton received Most Valuable 5 player and Most Improved went to Bruce Walters. z Coaches Comments: (Mike Vance) The highlight of the 1981 season was winning the city championship. The win was our first in 12 years and was won in the last event. 38 STANDING: Coach Turner, Jacqueline Fairhurst, Debby Muskovitch. Lonnettc Thornton, Kris- tin Janka, Angelia Nichols, India Franklin, Laura Hocking. Lynnsharon Wren, Assistant Coach Green. KNEELING: Rhonda Kirkland. Renee Stokes, Gloria Flood, Sherri Roberts, Wendy Weaver. Veronica Robertson, Maxine Sanders. GIRLS TRACK Season Record: 4 wins, 2 losses. z V Season Summary: The girls track season was marked □ by inexperience. Throughout the dual meet season. the young maidens performed well but the team lacked the experienced, quality performers necessary H to challenge the leaders in the larger meets. cn Outstanding Members: Three maidens broke school 7L records this year. They were Sherri Roberts in the high jump (5 ft. 3 in.), Angela Nichols in the shot put. a z and India Franklin in the 220 yard low hurdles. Coaches Comments: (Cliff Turner) The 1981 track season was a time of building and with the return of the outstanding underclassmen, the girls track team will be much stronger in 1982. Crystal Flynn grins as the running maidens practice passing the baton. High Hopes Suppressed By Inexperience 39 BACK ROW: Coach Calvo, Janette Reif, Donna Mooney, Debbie Rider, Sherry Blanchard, Abbey Nelson. MIDDLE ROW: Michelle Harris, Diane Conover. Angela Green, Chris Scaaf. FRONT ROW: Kim Richards. Wendy Fcatherstonc, Kathy Irby, Chris Irby, Ivonnc Kotclcs. VARSITY SOFTBALL Season Record: 15 wins, 15 losses. Cfl u Season Summary: The season started with a terrific _ win and a perfect pitching game by Kim Richards. It is Z5 the first time the season was opened by a no-hitter. The team then went on to win the city championship with a H 4-2 record. ( Outstanding Members: Most Valuable went to Kim z Richards. Most Improved—Michelle Harris; Most De- dicated—Angela Green; Most Spirited—Chris Irby; 5 Best Offense—Jenette Reif; Most Defense—Debbie z Ryder. Coaches Comments: (Margarita Calvo) The close games were often lost in the 5th inning when the team could not hold their lead. Overall it was a rewarding season. Wendy Featherston hits a home run. (I) Who’s that behind those Foster Grants? (2) Angela Green lined up for a perfect catch. (3) Everyone comes running to help out. (4) Central player adds another steal to record. (5) 40 CHS OPPS Rushing 11- 4 0-14 Swartz Creek 23-14 12- 4 Bay City Central 3- 2 9-19 Bay City Western 5- 0 7- 9 Midland 11- 0 23-10 Midland Dow 2- 4 1- 5 Northern 7- 3 5- 6 Grand Blanc 6- 6 2- 0 Bay City Handy 4- 1 7- 8 Powers 4-10 14-15 Northwestern 9- 1 6-12 Kearsley 9-15 7- 5 Saginaw 8-13 7- 3 Saginaw Arthur Hill 6-10 8- 5 Southwestern 23-10 2- 3 (5) Key Pitches Lead to City Champs 41 Lisa Kowalcyk works on her serves during practice. GIRLS TENNIS C 5 w Z) H H V) Z 5 z Season Record: 2 wins, 8 losses. Season Summary: The record does not reflect the real picture of the teams ability because they competed in a conference where five schools didn’t have a girls tennis team. These were the schools they were able to compete on par with. Outstanding Members: The Most Valuable player was Tracy Miller. Most Improved went to Carolyn Dean. Sportsmanship—Robin Gagnon; Spirit—Michelle Har- ris. Coaches Comment: (Lovelle Menzie) This team lacked the experience of the other conference teams because many of them never held a tennis racquet before the sea- son started. I was very proud of all their individual efforts. BACK ROW; Ivonne Koteles, Alfreda Moore, Carolyn Dean. Kristin Janka, Wendy Worley, Lisa Kowalcyk. Coach Menzie. FRONT ROW: Nicole Haywood. Michele Grice. Robin Gagnon, Tracy Miller, Diane Conover. Kim Steinbeck. Michele Harris. Girls Cause Racquet On Court 42 Central Netters Take City From Southwestern BACK ROW: John Hayes, Reuben Bullock, Larry Bonham. Jason Dotson, Kevin Krueger. Gerald Johnson, Bob Bcnish, Tim Crawford. Phil West, Paul Curtis. FRONT ROW: John Corser, Wallace Dawson, Paul Bertha, Mark Rutter, Scott Craig, Neil Conover, David Withey, David Ferris. BOYS TENNIS cn w C£ H H C 3 z 5 z Season Record: 7 wins, 6 losses. Season Summary: Central ended Southwesterns six-year net reign atop the city tennis standings by capturing the 1981 boys city tennis championship. Central finished sec- ond in the Saginaw Valley Conference and sixth in the state regionals. Outstanding Members: Paul Curtis won the number one flight singles and qualified for the state Class A Tourna- ment: he also received Most Valuable Player. Paul Bertha received Most Improved, and Robert Benish received the Sportsmanship award. Coaches Comments: (Lovelle Menzie) This team, with only two returning players, was helped by the large turn- out of 26 players who performed very well. Paul Curtis aces his opponent. 43 Hard Work + Team Effort = Fine Season JV FOOTBALL Season Record: 6 wins, 3 losses. C 3 u H ) H H C 3 Z 5 z Season Summary: The JV team had their hopes shat- tered this season by losing to Northern in the final seconds of the game. As with every JV team there was inexperience and immaturity to deal with. The coaches worked long hours in order to bring them to the level of a mature, winning team. Outstanding Members: Most Valuable went to Darion Johnson. Most Improved was Tony Jenkins. Best Of- fense—Darrell J. Johnson; Best Defense—Michael Gatewood Phil Hendrix; Most Spirit—James Moore. Coaches Comment: (Dick Haffner) It was an exciting, difficult, and perplexing year. There was a lot of fun and many successes. The players were enthusiastic and hard working, which lead to a fine season. Shawn Richards runs with a touchdown on his mind. (1) This Indian is on the warpath! (2) George McNair gets an easy first down. (3) They're ready for the snap. (4) Central's always where the action's at! (5) 44 BACK ROW: Coach Alward, George McNair, Reggie Gallaspy, Darryl Johnson, Darryl D. Johnson, Arthur Port, Robert Hartfield, Randy Judd, Tellis Thompson, Coach Haffner. THIRD ROW: Darryl Lloyd, Anthony Johnson, Darwin Henry, Bryan Willingham, Tredale Kennedy. Antonio Jenkins, Michael Gatewood, David Anglin, Hugh Duncan, Derrick Wiley. SECOND ROW: Robert Tremayne, Ruben Gonzalez, Mark Eashoo, James Moore, Mark Wright, Rodney Goler, Lorace Jones, Mike Jackson, Phil Hendrix, Darion Johnson. FIRST ROW: Bill Morgan, Terrace Simmons, Bcrnic King, Shawn Richards. Tony Parker. Darryl Evans. Harrison Foegel, Chris Pinter, Mike Johnson. Missing: Tom Fejcdelem. Ron Lee, Jessie Lenore. Charles Stein. Good Start—Great Finish (U Prentice Zinn runs a good race. (1) Ricky Munoz is exhausted but comes out the winner. (2) They’re off with a great start. (3) Sam Bathish and Ricky Munoz sum up the season. (4) Lori Diaz—One lone runner? (5) Northern Swartz CrecM Saginaw Arfflu Hill Delta InyiUft Saginaw Genesee County Invitational 'CitvCha m pi on$htp Swartz Creek Invitational Valley Championship Regionals (3) 46 BACK ROW: Marshall Sanders, Scott Craig. Archie Smyers, Amo Bathish, Marvin Bugbee, Pat George. Steve Dcering, Scott Dickson, Dale Thompson, Mark Duff, EricGoeckcr, Coach Vance. FRONT ROW: Lori Diaz, Laura Hocking, Prentice Zinn, Kim Bully, Sam Bathish, Chris Robbins, Rick Munoz, Carol Acre, Pancho Flores, Gloria Flood, Ron Robbins, Stacy Sly. CROSS COUNTRY Season Record: 4 wins, 1 loss. Season Summary: The Cross Country team successful- ly defended their city and Saginaw Valley champion- ship. Their toughest trials were at the Spartan Invita- tional and the Holly Invitational, but they ran well at both. Outstanding Members: Most Improved Girl—Gloria Flood; Most Valuable Girl—Chris Robbins; Most Im- proved Boy—Archie Smyers; Coaches Award—Sam Bathish Amo Bathish; Most Valuable—Rick Munoz. Rick Munoz took 4th place in the state meet. Coaches Comment: (Mike Vance) The Indians ran well this season and with outstanding juniors returning next year, we should have another fine season. The runners to watch next year are Amo Bathish. Archie Smyers, Mark Duff, and Scott Craig. (5) u H S2 H H Z 5 z 47 Par Golfer Leads Team To 2nd In City Coach Kareck, Matt Marston, Mike Grice, Curt Lichty, Matt Morrow, Brian Young, Doug McGregor. VARSITY GOLF CHS OPPS Carmen 431 448 Southwestern 442 426 Kearsley 229 218 Swartz Creek 180 186 Saginaw 178 307 Midland 469 410 Midland Dow 469 442 Powers 171 177 Northern 440 479 C 3 u C 3 H H C 3 Z 5 z Season Record: 5 wins, 4 losses. Season Summary: The swinging Indians started out slow, but ended a fine season by taking second place in the city competition and fifth in the Saginaw Valley Conference. Outstanding Members: Great performances were made by Matt Marston, Curt Lichty, Michael Grice and Matt Morrow. Most Valuable players were Curt Lichty and Matt Marston. Most Improved went to Wayne Murray. Coaches Comments: (Jim Kareck) Senior Matt Mar- ston may be another Arnold Palmer according to Coach Kareck. He says, “He’s a par golfer, which every team needs more of.” 4S A Year In Sports r ft Mr. Central Retains Custody of City Trophy TOP ROW: Jerry Weaver, Steve Webster. Steve Davis, Jeff Goodrich, Edward Greer, Gary Fisher, Phil Nelson, Mike Wallen, Rod Strozier, Craig Stephens. Clifton Thomas. Brian Gove. Jon Beaubicn, Bruce Dunton, Kirk Timmons, Donlin Ramsey, Hugh Duncan, Ken Engel. Terry Welsh. MIDDLE ROW: Assistant Coaches—Tom Alward, Sam Paraschos, Dick Haffncr; Brian Knight, Darryl Holmes, John Poole, Gerald Johnson, Greg Garner, Ed Kennedy, Mark Burton. Jason Dotson, Andrew Walker, Brian Poole, Wallace Dawson, Tommy Horton, Malcolm Wilson, Allen Orban, Mario Harris, Assistant Coaches—Jack Ewing and Bob Holcc. Fred Ireland—Equipment Mgr.; Joe Eufinger— Head Coach. FRONT ROW: Len Mazzci—Trainer, Matt Tauschcr, Duwayne Washington, Todd Christiansen, Ricky Winn, Sidney Booth, Tracey Williams, Jim Bcaubien. Marvin Evans, Lawrence Lewis, Dexter Clark (co-captain), John Maynie (co-captain), Jeff Woods, Therold Finley, Marlin Gilliam, Gary Hatherly, Walter Jenkins. 2 VARSITY FOOTBALL B Season Record: 7 wins, 2 losses. Season Summary: The Indians completed a fine season H with a 16-7 victory over Northern, giving them a per- cn feet 3-0 record in the city competition. Outstanding Members: The Most Valuable player was r Dexter Clark. Most Improved went to Jeff Woods. Offensive Player of the Year—Todd Christianson; De- fensive Player of the Year—Sidney Booth Truck Fin- ley; Optimist Award—Jim Bcaubien; Most Valuable — Junior—Ed Greer; Heart Award—Marlin Gilliam; Spirit Award—Dwayne Washington. Coaches Comment: (Joe Eufinger) The team did very well this season. We had an excellent defensive line that dedicated themselves to keeping the city trophy. 50 Jim Beaubien extends his field goal percentage. (2) Central raps up city series with this play. (3) Jim Beaubien puts another one through. (4) Jeff Woods scores again! (6) John Maynie and Truck Finely “stick cm again. (7) Indians on the warpath! (8) 51 Reaching for the top. GIRLS BASKETBALL C 3 u Season Record: 3 wins, 16 losses. — cn Season Summary: The season was not very satisfac- Lm tory due to the lack of experience. The experience they gained this year should help considerably next year. cn Outstanding Members: The team was lead by Jackie Z Dye and Lynnette Burks. Their experience was a good B example for the other team members to follow. z Coaches Comment: (Gary Sovey) The girls that fin- ished the season worked hard and showed a lot of courage. I am very proud of them all and 1 would also like to thank my managers. BACK ROW: Valerie Smith. Stephanie Campbell. Benita Dyer, Tracy Williams. FRONT ROW: Stephanie Cheaton. Lynn Burks, Stephanie Franklin, Jackie Dye. JV Has Year of Frustration 52 Varsity Girls Face Tough Rivals BACK ROW: Trudy Richardson. Betty Nesbitt. Rhonda Kirkland, India Franklin. FRONT ROW: Margo Jones, Lawanda Thomas. Raydean Kenny, Lenore Richardson. Grand Blanc Bay City Western Ba City£tfntralj Bcndle Saginaw Northeri Midland CHS OIM'S Flushing Midland South we Northwc Davison GIRLS BASKETBALL Season Record: 5 wins, 16 losses. Season Summary: A year of frustration for the team. cn All of the seniors quit but they have four returning w juniors and two returning sophomores with team ex- H cn periencc for next year. H Outstanding Members: This season the Most Valu- — able Player Award went to Trudy Richardson. India Franklin received the Most Improved Player Award. 7 Best Offensive player-Lenore Richardson; Best De- fensive player-Rhonda Kirkland; Best Senior player- 5 Kim Lay. z Coaches Comment: (Gary Turner) We did not have enough team work this season and the team concept must develop for a good season next year. If we had played as a team, we may have had closer games and a better season record. Lenore Richardson in line for an easy basket. 53 GIRLS SWIMMING Season Record: 0 wins, 7 losses. 1fl u Season Summary: Due to much inexperience, the “ team did not end up with a very good record. This X was many of the girls' first year swimming. H Outstanding Members: The Spirit Award went to H both Michelle Hougan and Carol Towar. Most Jl Improved—Kathy Schaupp; Top Diver—Angela Z Green; Coach Award—Alberta Asta; Most Valuable—Wendy Weaver; Most Valuable Q z Sophomore—Anne Elise Maire. Coaches Comments: (Donna Loomis) It was a very enjoyable year overall even though we didn't do very well. There was much team cooperation and we hope to have a better season next year. The Wet World Of The Gilled Indians M A butterfly in action. BACK ROW: Coach Donna Loomis. Michelle Hougan, Tammy Severance, Lisa Ludvigscn. Carol Towar, Kathy Schaupp, Kim Schaupp, Angela Green, Alberta Asta, Cathy Cook. FRONT ROW: Wendy Featherston, Kathy Milne, Denise Mills, Wendy Weaver, Anne Elisc Maire. Jennifer Whaley. 55 CHS OPPS Kearsley 87 113 Carman 48 120 Swartz Creek 49 119 Powers 58 108 Midland 77 90 Corunna 65 103 Midland Dow 37 124 Swimmers Uphold Champion Tradition The race is set to begin. BOYS SWIMMING Season Record: 7 wins, 5 losses. fj Season Summary: The swim team finished the dual meet season with a 7-5 record, which again gave them H cf) the city championship. One of the highlights of the season was when diver Bruce Dunton broke the oldest r varsity record at our school set in 1960. H cn Outstanding Members: There were many fine perfor- Z mances by this years team. These included perfor- mances by Brian Graves—backstroke; Joe Vcllago- 5 mez—individual medley: Walter Soon and Bill z Ledbetter—butterfly; Bruce Dunton and Dave Shul- man—diving; and Scott Dickson—breaststroke. Coaches Comment: (Jim Kareck) This years team was highly respectable and competitive among stronger teams. Overall, it was a fine season. Ready for a break after a good performance. A Central swimmer attempts to break another record. CHS OPPS Powers 106 66 Vehicle City Relays 3rd Kearsley 112 60 Fenton Relays 3rd Northwestern 136 33 Midland Relays 4th Bay City Central 120 52 Northern 123 49 Southwestern 100 72 Swartz Creek 82 89 Midland Dow 40 43 Bay City Western 59 24 Siginaw Arthur Hill 75 97 Carman 84 88 Midland 83 89 FRONT ROW: Phil Bennett, Joel Goldstein, Dave Shulman, Andy Campbell, Bernard King, Bill Ledbetter, Scott Dickson, Alvin Veaslcy. John Asta. MIDDLE ROW: Andy Turpin. Mark Pavowski, Matt Tauscher, Jerry Flynn, Joe Villagomez. Captain—Brian Graves, Stcffan Minore. Walter Soon. BACK ROW: Coach Jim Kareck, Bruce Dunton, Jim Hurley, Todd Robinson. Scott Ogden. Terry Thomas, Steve Tash, Bob Tremaync, Mark Duff, Paul Castro, Ruben Barboza. Managers—Wendy Weaver and Angela Green. 57 Senior Starters Make Varsity Jon Bcaubieu. Mark Harris, Mike Wallen, Chris Levels, Marvin Evans, Marty Embry, Marvin Wells, Mark Wallen, Darryl Johnson, Chris Williams, Coach Stan Gooch VARSITY BASKETBALL U Season Record: 18 wins, 2 losses, (regular season) Season Summary: Three goals were set at the begin- — ning of the year. First, to possibly tie or break the C 3 record held by Flint Northern of 37 Class A wins in a ” row. The chance to break it was taken away by Lansing Eastern in a thriller game 72-71. Two other goals were H Z) Z to win the city and the valley titles, both of which were attained. Outstanding Members: Great performances by seniors 5 Marty Embry, Darryl Johnson. Marvin Wells, Mark z Harris, and Chris Williams. Coaches Comments: (Stan Gooch) Although the regu- lar season had ended by the time the book went to press, the team still had tournament play to participate in Coach Gooch said he had no comments. 58 Chris Williams goes for two. Team A Winner Marty Embry has an easy touch.(above left) Chris Levels attempts a field goal.(above right) Mark Harris tries to intimidate his man.(below left) Mark Harris takes a reverse layup against Saginaw.(above left) 59 A free throw for Sultan Farrakhan. Ed Townsend looks on as the shot is made. The team warms up for Brother Rice. JV BASKETBALL Season Record: 9 wims, 8 losses. C 3 r Season Summary: Seven of the eight w losses this season have been 4 points or H CiD less against very tough competition. A few more points in these games could s— have turned the 1981-82 season into a H super season. t 3 Outstanding Members: Leading scorers Z are Earvin Leavy, Tyrone Williams, Ed Greer, Micah Shamly, Sultan Farrakhan, fi and Ed Townsend. z Coaches Comments: (Jack Ewing) The JV team has worked real hard this season, and hopefully this experience will help these young men when the participate on the varsity basketball level. JV’s Have Many Close Calls 60 Tyrone Williams needs to pass off the ball. CHS OPPS Carman 53 40 Powers 64 59 Southwestern 62 56 Saginaw 48 52 Norhtern 52 56 Brother Rice 54 57 Lansing Everett 55 57 Bay City Western 72 30 Bay City Central 70 42 Lansing Eastern 54 55 Midland 64 42 Highland Park 61 68 Northwestern 62 56 Northern 57 60 Saginaw 55 59 Flushing 61 56 Midland Dow 69 60 Northwestern 57 70 Arthur Hill 56 52 Southwestern 68 65 BACK ROW: Stacy Johnson, Micah Shamly, Earvin Lcavy, Sulton Farrakhan, Tyrone Williams, Ed Townsend, Derrick Wiley, Doug Kennedy. Jeffrey Massey, Darron Johnson, Coach Jack Ewing. FRONT ROW: Pat Good, Anthony Nelson, Kevin Howard. Rodney Burt. 61 Flushing CHS 13 OPPS 2 Grand Blanc 4 6 Clio 21 0 Northern 4 1 Milford 3 6 Powers 4 6 Saginaw Arthur Hill 4 3 Midland Dow 4 4 Lumen Christi 2 9 Kearsley 7 3 Southwestern 4 3 Milford Lakeland 4 7 Midland 5 1 Carman 5 4 Southwestern 4 3 Northern 5 0 Saginaw Arthur Hill 3 7 Swartz Creek 8 5 Midland Dow 2 1 Midland 4 4 Davison 5 4 Lumen Christi 3 4 Kearsley 7 11 Skip Korhonen waits for the drop of the puck. BACK ROW: Doug McGregor. Brian Young. Greg Hagger. Neal Conover. Joey Velasquez. MIDDLE ROW: Assistant Coach Jerry Kilbury, Paul Reiff. Mike Doherty, Jeff Lutton. Jim Badal. Tom Warda, Coach Marty Jarrard. FRONT ROW: Kenny Bartunek, Scott Philpott, Johnny Walraven, Larry Bonham. Skip Korhonen. James Lyon, Tom Gwillim. 62 Team Skates Johnny Walraven struggles for the puck. Larry Bonham takes a break. Two on one against Johnny Walraven. To Dual Victories Lots of action in front of the net. VARSITY HOCKEY C 3 rj Season Record: 13 wins, 7 losses, 2 ties. Season Summary: They won the Saginaw Valley with a C J record of 7-2-1. The City was won with an undefeated H record. W Outstanding members: Seniors Kevin Korhonen, Larry z Bonham, Tom Gwillim, Jim Badal, Jeff Lutton, and junior Johnny Walraven. G z Coaches Comments: (Marty Jarrard) It was an up and down season. The attitude of the players determined the outcome of many of the games. We had the guys who could do it when they wanted to. 63 Varsity Spikers Hit Hard BACK: Lawretta Thompson. Michelle Harris, Rhonda Kirkland. Diane Conover. FRONT ROW: Shawn Michelle Harris bumps the ball Foster, Angela Green, Ivonnc Koteles, Kelly DeGroat. CHS OPPS Swartz Creek 4-6 15-15 Bay City Western 9-15 1514 15 7 Bay City Central 10-15 I5-U -15 7 Flushing 5-15 15 g ' 1 15 Saginaw 10-15 |5.,3 2 15 Northwestern 16-11 |8-15 Midland 49 15-15 Midland Dow 9-17 15-15 Saginaw Arthur Hill 10-15 154 II 15 Southwestern 15-16 5-14 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL U Season Record: 2 wins, 8 losses. Season Summary: The highlights of the season were cn winning two silver medals for second place in the “ Greater Flint Volleyball Tournament Division 11 and H the Beecher Invitational Tournament. ( ) Outstanding Members: Junior Rhonda Kirkland was Z the strongest spiker with over 50% kills. Seniors Angela Green and Kelly DeGroat have improved on fine touch Q tips, blocks, serves, and spikes. Senior Ivonne Koteles Z was the primary setter for our spikers. Coaches Comments: (Lovelle Menzie) The team re- cord does not indicate the team improvement in perfor- mance over the season. We had many fine players and had an enjoyable season. 64 BACK ROW: Margie Goering, Francalena Nelson, India Franklin. Debra Brady, Mary Arcmia. FRONT ROW: Trisccnc Valentine, Stephanie Franklin, Mary Lyon. Nancy Murphy, Katie Pierce. CHS OPPS Swartz Creek 7 0 15-15 Bay City Western 7 6 15-15 Bay City Central 15-10 4-15 5 15 Flushing 7-6 15-15 Saginaw 17-15 15 3 Northwestern 10-13 15-15 Midland 10 8 15-15 Midland Dow 4-15 15 8 15 10 Saginaw Arthur Hill 5-12 15-15 Southwestern 15 1 12-15 10 15 JV VOLLEYBALL Z5 Season Record: 2 wins, 8 losses. U Season Summary: The JV team consists of seven ju- eg niors and three sophomores. The team was very inexpe- rienced due to the lack of returning members. There !— was only one returning member, the other players had H c ) never played organized volleyball. z Outstanding Members: Mary Aremia has been de- pendablc in any position. Her serving has been ex- s trcmcly good. India Franklin has really shown her z abilities at the net this season. Nancy Murphy has been a good team leader on the court. Coaches Comments: (Becky Matthews) I have been impressed by all the girls improvements this season. I'm sure the varsity team will do very well next year. JV Gains Experience Freshmen Team Makes Great Debut TOP ROW: Head Coach—Clyde Bell, Assistant Coach—Richard Salmon. FOURTH ROW: Darryl Gilliam, Adrian Dantzler, Todd Rapin, Steve Lillieberg, Dewayne Henry, Herm Ramirez, Captain Tom Beaubicn, Captain Terence Greene, John Hayes. THIRD ROW: Darryl Greer, Ray Jefferson, Tony Szabo, James Moore. Tim Summeral, Robert Duckett, Scott Farmer, Paul Jarrard. SECOND ROW: David Shulman, Jim Davis, Ken Peques, Ken Franklin. Jeff Hurd, Jeff Turner, Rodney Shepard, Randall Quarles. FRONT ROW: David Burk, Darrell Banks. John Asta, Alex Green, Reco Townscl, Calvin Davis, David Moore, Eric Tillman, John Bacon. H cn P H 1 3 z 5 z FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Season Record: 4 wins, 2 losses. Season Summary: The overall record of 4 wins and 2 losses put the team in second place in the city competi- tion. The record does not reflect the true season. They lost a few close games which would have put them in first place. Outstanding Members: Most Valuable player went to Darryl Gilliam. Most Improved—Terence Greene; Most Valuable Lineman—Tony Szabo. Coaches Comment: (Clyde Bell) This team was an outstanding group of young men. Our successful season was a result of a total team effdort. The outstanding performance of all the team members brought great honor to the Flint Central football program. 66 BACK ROW: Darryl Gilliam, Robert Duckett, Terence Greene, Randy Levels. Coach Haffner, FRONT ROW: Tom Beaubien, David Moore, David Burks. Ranee Sweeney, Daryl Greer. CHS OPPS Zimmerman 82 78 Lowell 77 92 Holmes 47 91 Southwestern 65 52 Northern forfeit Northwestern 66 72 Zimmerman 69 62 Lowell 68 60 Holmes 52 66 Southwestern 61 60 Northern 60 65 Northwestern 64 76 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Season Record: 6 wins. 6 losses 8 Season Summary: As a first year team, the ninth grade basketball team did very well. They finished fourth out r 22 of seven ninth grade teams. Outstanding Members: Daryl Gilliam was the most H improved player on the team. He led the team in re- Z) bounding with 59 and field goal percentage with 52%. z The leading scorers were David Bush, Randy Levels, and Terence Greene. Tom Beaubien led the team in 5 z free throw percentage with 67%. Coaches Comment: (Dick Haffner) The nine players who were eligible worked very hard this season. Over- all, the players made significant improvements in their playing as individuals and as a team. 67 Young Cagers Gain Experience Varsity: DcWana Hughes, Tracey Copeland, Chelondc Hughes, Andrea Pitts, Aubrey Scott, Vickie Wynn, Sherri Roberts, Pam Reese Cheerleaders: The The J.V. squad looks on at a suspense filled game. This year, the cheerleaders performed admirably in many aspects of our community. Besides cheering, some of the girls were candy stripers in local hospitals. The girls also represented Flint Central this summer at a cheerleading camp in Ann Arbor. The squad won several 1st place rib- bons and plaques. Vicky Wynn won a spirit award. This qualified them for the national championships. Other activities the squads have participated in were the Education Day Parade, Scott School Rededication Program and the bat- tle of the local celebrities. 68 Teamwork is a necessity in chcerlcading. These girls keep the spirit alive. J.V.: Yvette Tucker, Coach Eyla Green. Carla Culpepper. Eloise Jones. Tamala Warren. Krystal Limbrick Spirit of Central Freshmen: Back Row: Rolanda Warner, Tracey George, Alicia Pitts. Middle Row: Beverly Hicks. Kelley Herman, Front Row: Sabrina Franklin, Chcvczc Smaucls, Monica Eglan Varsity shows how it’s done. Cheerleaders keep on smiling! 1. Photographers never have to look far a shot. 2. Another camera shy subject. 3. Students are encouraged to study hard. 4. Docs he really want to borrow money for hot lunch? 71 Adams, Billy Adkisson, James Aguilai, Diana Alexander, Sharrald Allen, Patty Anderson, Stacy Aremia, Mary Asta, Alberta Atwater, Brian Bailey, Chuck Baity, Pam Baker, Lori Ball, Sharon Ballard, Brad Banyard. Robin Barnes. Melody Barrera, Deborah Bartunek, Kenneth Bates, Edna Bathish, Amcr Bcaubicn. John Bennetts, Robin Bergeron, Heidi Binder, Elizabeth Bishop, Mike Bishop, Robert Bishop, Jim Blake. Dan Blake, Tolisha Bolf, Scott Bonner, Terrance Boseman. Victor Boudreau. Cheryl Bowman, Richard Boyce, Demetrius Brabbs, Mark Brady. Debra Breedlove, Kenneth Brown. Carolyn Brown, Gregory Brown, Tammy Buckner, Joy 72 Buford, Rachel Bully. Kim Caballero, Felix Caballero, Monica Cassibo, Joseph Castro, Paul Caudle. Michal Chaput, Tina Chase, Joe Christian, Carol Clarke, Kim Cole, Steve Coleman, Cylinthia Coleman, Steve Colvin, Paula Comb, Robin Conover, Diane Conway. Kim Cook. Jane Coon, Norman Corder, Felicia Corser, Karin Coscy, Everett Courser, Frank Craig, Mike Craig, Scott Craig, Suzanne Crawford, Tim Crockett. Henry Croft, Howard Crutchfield, Darryl Crutchfield, Shcllanda Cuevas, Tony Cuevas, Vince Cummings. Robert Curtis, Sarah Cuthpcrt. Tina Cuthpert, Tracy Dantzler, Kim Davis, Steve Dennis, Janice Denson. Gerald 73 Dcrring, Casandra Diaz, Lori Dixon, Linda Doherty, Mike Doser, Dan Doyle, Diane Drwal, Melody Du, Can To Du, Can Noc Duff. Mark Duncan. Alvin Duncan. Hugh DuPree, Charlotte Dunton, Bruce Dycus, Brad Edwards, Karen Elizondo, Vincent Engel, Ken Evans. Anthony Farrakhan, Sulton Farrell, Susan Fisher, Gary Fisher, Karen Flood, Raymond Flores, Diana Florida. David Ford, Mike Forward. Ellen Foster, Shawn Franklin, India Frost, Ken Furukawa, Fumic Gagnon, Margaret Garcia, Lisa Garcia, Monica Garner. Greg Garty, Lesa Generes, Larry Gilbert. Ernest Goering. Margie Golden, Jackie Goler, Rodney 74 Goodrich, Jeff Graner, Beverly Greer. Edward Griffcl, Michael Grigsby, Antonia Guzak, Tina Hadley, Michelle Hales. Brian Hall, Elaine Hans, Kevin Hargraves. Robert Harris, Jackie Harris, Michele Harrison, Carmen Harrold, Doiiene Harrow, Robert Harsch. William Hatcher, Curtis Hearsch, Colleen Heddy. Wally Height, Carla Henderson, Marty Herbert, Marietta Hernandez, Brenda Hill, Karen Hill, Karol Hintcrnish, Jim Hoffman, Stephanie Holton. Russell Horton, Lamar Howard. Pamela Hudson. Samantha Hunt, Mary Hurley, James Ivory, Sylvester Jarvis. James Jenkins, Tonya Jennings, Sheila Johnson. Darryl D. Johnson, Darryl L. Johnson, Gwen Johnson, Jeff 75 Johnson, Terrance Jones, Angel Jones. Eloisc Jones, Serina Jones, Tracic Kennedy, Douglas King. Dennis King. Pam Kirkland, Rhonda Knight, Brian Kowalcyk, Lisa Kroll, Mark Lacewell, Barbara Lam, Melinda Lanford, Lori Larson, Christie Lawrence, Dorothy Leavy, Ervin Lee, Earley Leslie, Lcisa Leverettc, Alicia Like, Jim Like, Ricky Lipc, Jeff Locke. Sherry Long, Rowena Lozen, Michael Luzicr, George Luna. Rose Lutton, Kathy Lyon, Mary Lyon, Nancy MacDonald, Katie MacGregor. Doug Malis. Judy Markley, Michael Marshal. Lorenzo Marshall. Willie Martin, Darren Mason, Fred Mayer, Denise McEwcn, Melinda 76 McGraw, Jesse McKay, Scott McKellar, Jeff McKeown, Wanda Mclcnbrink, Ann Miller, Cindy Milne, Robin Mitchell, Kena Mitchell, Mia Mochty, Natalie Moffit. Rich Montncy. Diane Montney, Mike Moore, Alfrcda Moore. Angela Morgan, Raymond Morris, Jeff Muller, Jose Mumford, Eric Murphy, Nancy Neely, Valeric Nelson. Phil Neville. Ron Nickerson, Greg Nieuwenhuis, Dana Noponcn, Mark Nord, Patrick O’Conner, Matt Odom. Grady Ogden. Scott Ogg. Jeff Olsick, David Overby, Syvil Page. Teresa Palmer. Renee Parker, Levon Parnell, Derrick Perry, Eric Perez, Daniel Pergc, Libby Peterson, David Pettey, Robert 77 Phelps, Barb Philpott, Scott Pierce, Charlie Pitts, Andrea Polcik, Stacey Popilek, Lori Post, Jeff Priebe, Beth Quine. Julie Quinn. Kelly Quinn. Rhonda Rablcc, Paul Rajewski, Steve Ramsey, Donlin Reese. Demetris Reese, Pam Reyna, Donna Ricks, Donna Robart, Bob Robbins, Ron Roberson, Craig Roberson, Dana Robertson, Veronica Robinson, Carol Robinson. Larry Robinson, Todd Robinson. Lauri Roche. Angie Roderick, Ronda Ross, Kevin Royer, Bill Rumph, Robin Russell, Lisa Ryans. Felicia Sabin, Jeff Sanders. Arlene Sanders, Greg Sanders, Maxine Sanders, Shereatha Sanders, Tresa Sanford, Martin Schmitter, Scott 78 Scott, Aubrey Scars, Cindy Shaw, Lisa Shook, Jacqueline Shuart. Pat Silvernail, Kim Simon, Terry Sims, Crystal Sizemore, Jeffrey Skindzier, Kathy Smith, Angie Smith, Freda Smith, Lisa Smith, Gina Smith, Tracey Smyers, Archie Snow, Delynn Solis. Sanjuana Spearman, Rhonda Spycher, Patti Steele, Margaret Steinback, Kim Stone, Lisa Strater, Adrea Strozier, Roderick Summerville, Carol Swart, Helen Sykes, Alma Takacs, Kim Tash, Steven Tate. Joana Tenbusch, Donna Thibcault, Jacueline Thomas, Billy Thomas, Clifton Thomas, Frank Thomas, Pat Thomas, Tammy Thomas, Terry Thompson, Barb Thompson, Eric Thompson, Lauretta 79 Thompson. Mark Timmons. Kirk Tower, Carol Townsend, Edward Tran, Phat Tran, Tam Treaguc, Joyce Tremayne, Robert Trowbrdge, Kevin Turner, Chris Tyler. Maggie Uhrig. Chris Uhrig, Jerry Vanderkarr, Kelly Velasquez, Joe Villarreal, Prcciliana Wales, Laura Walraven, John Walter, Daren Ward, Jeff Wamslcy. Marlcna Ware, April Washington, Bruce Washington, Cynthia Watts. Brenda Weaver, Jerry Webster, Steve Webster, Steve Welsh, Terry Wchrli, Wendy Wcilcr, Nancy Wesson, Jackie Wey, Richard Whitmore, Stanley Whilburn, Michelle Williams. Angela Williams, Bobby Williams, Diane Williams, Drew Williams, Traci Wilson, Mary 80 Adams, Lisa Allen, David Allen, Scott Alston. Joyce Anderson, Cindy Anderson, James Anglin, Dave Anselmo, Maria Arlow, Robert Backstrom, Willis Baek, Rongal Barrett. Diane Bates. Joel Baxter, Stacy Beasley, Cynthia Becoats, Mark Benjamin, Regina Berlanga, Kathy Beverly, Crystal Bigelow, Hollic Billingsley. Edward Bingham. Roger Blake. Gayla Blake, Steve Blake, Terry Bloom, Lisa Boone, Amye Boone, Bobby Bourcier, Gene Boyer. Ken Brandon, Felicia Braun, Stacy Breedlove, Florice Brock, Holly Brown, Deborah Brown. Debbie Brown, Kevin Brown. Mike Brown, Tina Bryan. David Bruman, Debra Buckner, Kent 84 Buford. Russell Burbank. Terry Burks. Lynettc Burroughs. Kathryn Caballero. Tina Campbell, Andrew Campbell. Stephanie Cardinal. Larry Carlysle, John Carothers, Shannon Carr, Wilered Centers, Rodney Chandler, Stacey Cheatom, Stephanie Chcwe, Marcia Clark. Kelly Clark. Pam Clark, Stacia Collins, Mary Collins, Michael Coney, Greg Convis, Mark Conway, George Cook, Cathy Copland, Alvis Cortez, Joe Counts, William Cousins, Gary Cousins, Tom Couture, Sandy Crabtree, Tom Crawford, Bryan Crawford, Taleasha Crockett, Dcnaldo Culpepper. Carla Dana, Shirley Daniels, Gabriel Davis, Karen Delbridge, Donald De los Santos, Gwillermo Dennis. John 85 Dixon, Dandrca Dickson, Scott Donlan, Michael Dupcza, Terri Durecki, Jeff Dye. Jacqueline Eashoo, Mark Eberhandt, Mike Edwards, Liz Edwards, Wayne Evans, Brian Evans, Darryl Fcjedlcm, Tom Fischer. Vicki Fitchctt, Tami Flint, Julie Fogcl, Flarrison Franklin, Sabrina Franklin, Stephanie Frazier, Randy French, Steve Frey, Patrick Furze, Beth Gallaspy, Reggie Gaines, Cammie Gatewood, Mike Gatica, Deanna Giddings, Sherolyn Gilbert, Debbie Gillian, John Goecker, Eric Good. Patrick Goodman, Bruce Gonzalez, Ruben Goss, Lorie Gove, Wendi Graham, Angie Graves, Robert Gray. Joseph Green, James Greenberry, John Greening, Michelle 86 Greer, Roy Griffin, Shawn Griffith, Victoria Grubbs, Joseph Gulkarov, Ruben Hamilton, Robert Hargis, Traci Harrison. Kendra Harrison, Terry Harston, Ellis Hartfield, Robert Hastings, Debbie Haugen. Michelle Hawkins, Michael Hayes, Beth Haywood, Nicole Helwig, Michelle Hendrix, Phillip Henry, Darwin Hicks. Dan Hicks. Marcia Hill, Janice Hill. Kellie Hines, Shauna Hocking. Wayne Hoffman, Susan Hohner. Craig Houston, James Humphrey, Joe James, Donna Jenkins. Kenny Jennings, Casey Johnson. Aaron Johnson. Dana Johnson. Darion Johnson, Mike Johnson. Stacy Jones. David Jones. Sandra Jose, Jesus Judd, Randy July, Tim 87 Kale. Leslie Kassem, Nassar Kennedy. David Kennedy. Tredale Kcttcrer, Mary Kilburn. Mike King. Bernic Klebs, Michele Korhonen, Charmainc Kryso, Becky Kucal, Kris Kvasnicka. Bret Lai, Anh Lai, Tuong Lam, Alice Lam. Kim Lambert. Marty Lawson, Tania Lee, Ronald Lenox, John Lentz, Shari Lewis, Donetta Liquia, Tammy Limbrick, Krystal Limon, Juan Little, Wendy Lloyd, Darrin Luna, Rebecca Lutton, John Lutze, Michelle Lynn, Paula Lyons, Randy MacDonald, Deanna MacDonald, Sean Mack. Michael Mair, Annc-Elise Manych, Tim Massey, Jeff Matthews, Robert McBride, Monica McClinton, Mark McFarlane, Jeff 88 McCulley, Dancttc McNair, George Middleton, Joe Miller, Angela Miller, Gary Miller, Harold Miller, Kim Minarik, Mike Mitchell, John Montgomery. Larry Mooney, Reginia Moore, Cassandra Moore, Dawn Moore, John Moore, Terrie Morgan, Billy Murphy, Kathy Murray, Wayne Nelson, Angela Nelson, Anthony Nichols, Tonya Norman, Patricia Oates, Sheryl Olivo, Sue Osborne, Saleta Palmore. Carl Parker. j� lo Parker. Tammy Parker. Tony Patterson. Neal Patterson, Rene Pavowski, Mark Perry, Christine Phifer, Rhonda Pierce, Jim Pierce, Kathryn Pinter, Chris Ponder, Aretha Pitts, Veronica Port. Arthur Porter, Bobby Potter, Jim 89 Powell, Joe Pryor, Slacey Quine, Joey Raglon. Therman Rak. Jim Ranson, Tony Reed, Henry Reid, Angie Reese, Derrick Richards, Shawn Richardson, Eric Richardson, Lcnora Riggs, Arnold Robb, Tom Robbins, Chris Roberts, Brian Robertson, Todd Robinson, Garland Rose, Ralph Ross. Brian Roznowski, Gina Ruddy, Tom Rumbel, Barb Ruffin, Cynthia Russo, David Sanders, Howard Sarchett, Tim Saylor, Stuart Schaaf, Joe Schaupp, Kathy Scott, Harold Sears. Rhonda Severence, Tammy Sheppard, Alberta Shoup, Stuart Sibley, Debra Sibley. Deirdre Simmons, Darryl Simmons. Mia Simmons. Terrance Simpson, Debbie Simpson. Mary 90 Sly, Stacey Smith, James Smith, Valeric Smith, William Soderblom, Kirk Snow. Dawn Sprung. Michele Stein, Charles Stein, Kim Stevens, Desiree Stirling. Jill Storey. Jesse Stover, Jill Strang. Jim Strange. Tracy Strcby, Paul Strozier. Osylin Sumrall, Gail Sykes. Bobby Tarrants. Mark Taylor, Jerry Taylor, Mark Teamer. Mitchell Tedford, Frazier Tho, Nguyen Thomas, Jim Thomas, John Thomas, Patricia Thomas, Ronald Tran, Chau Tucker. Yvette Valentine, Triscena Vaughn. Brian Veasley, Alvin Verser. Thclritta Villagomez. Brenda Villereal, Mike Vines, Vickie Warda, Tom Warren, Linda Washington. Robyn Watson, Maurice 91 Webb, Anthony Webb, Brian Welsh. Donna Whalen, Jennifer Whetstone, Rcnie White, Maurice Whiting. Reggie Wilding, Jill Wiley, Carlos Williams, Terrance Williams. Tyrone Willingham, Holly Willis, Tennso Wise, Angel Wise. Rochelle Wilson, David Woods, Brian Wright, Lisa Ycllc, Cynthia Young, Brian Youngblood, Debra 92 94 Abbott, Jim Abraham, Elizabeth Abraham, Kenneth Aguilar. Albert Alexander. Scott Ames, Beth Amodia. Ronald Anderson, Terrance Archer. Lori Asta, John Atkins, John Bacon. John Badder, Tammy Baldwin, Symonc Ballard, Charles Barber, Heather Barboza, Tina Barnes, Cheri Bashir. Tiffany Batchelor. Steven Bathish, Ramzy Beard. Aron Bell, Albrcta Beaubien. Tom Beauregard. Tinea Becker, Hope Binder. John Blackwell, Dcvonah Blakely, Lisa Bluford, Alexo Bone. Jennifer Boone. Richard Booth. Sabrina Bosworth, Don Brackins, Edward Broach, Clarence Brown. Angela Brown. Kim Brown, Kim Brown. Reesa Buford. Beverly Buford, Tjuana 96 Burks. David Burt, Travcnna Butts, James Buzzard, Chris Caballero, Frank Calhoun, John Campbell, Sherri Clark, Adrian Cole. Kim Colish. Brian Colley, Sharon Collins, Damita Comb, Christina Conover, Mark Conway, Lynn Cook, Bill Cook. Chris Cooper, Russel Corder, Tammy Coty, Matt Countryman, Michelle Cramer. David Crawford, Steven Croft, Harold Cross, Madeline Danner. Steve Dantzler. Adrian Dapper, Gwen Davis. Belenda Davis, Calvin Davis, David Davis, Jim Davis, Wyvetta Day, Brian Deering, Anthony Dickson, Gina Dixon, Donnel Dixon, Sheran Dokes, Senena Donnelly, Andrea Drake, Tammy Duckett, Robert 97 Duncan, Sam Dunn, Michael Dyer, Tamala Eaglin. Monica Easter, Tony Edwards, Michelle Elk. Lisa Ellard, Shannon Etherly, Woody Evans, Rhonda Fairhurst, Donald Farmer, Scott Flippen, Carol Foster, Leslie Foy, Kim Franklin, Ken Fredrick, Laquita Frost, Terra Fykes, Lester Gagnon, Karen Gantos, Danny Garrard, Paul George. Katie George, Tracy Gibbs, Craig Gilliam, Daryl Goldfarb, Marsha Goldstein, Joel Goldstein, Myron Goodell, Michelle Gray, Joseph Green, Alex Greene, Terence Greer, Daryl Griffin, Gloria Gully, Gail Gutierrez, Jessie Haddley, Donna Myers, James Naganashc, Vivian Nancy, Felicia Nathon, Daniel Nemeth, Kristin 98 Hansen, Logan Hardnett, Darlynda Harrison, Ron Haywood, Colette Henderson, Marie Hendrix, Sabrina Henley, Paul Herman, Kelly Henry. Dwayne Hicks, Beverly Hicks, William Hiteshaw, Scott Hoffman, Nicky Holbel, Tim Holbrook, Danrick Hooten, Micheal Hopcraft, Lynne Hunt, Marvin Hudson. Nicole Hunter, Kim Hurd, Jeffery Jackson, Deon Jackson, Felisa James, Emmitt Jefferson, Ray Jenkins, Andre Jenkins, Andrea Jenkins, Angie Jennings, Dudley Jermany. Vincent Johnson, Carlton Johnson, Deloris Johnson, Michelle Johnson, Richard Kendall, Kyra Kellogg, John Jones, Antoinette Jones, Andre Kersey. Leslie Kettler, Susan Kleinedler, John Knapp, Dennis 99 Kondon. Paul Kubik, Steve Lake, David Lake. Duane Laury, Sheila Lawrence, Willie Lay, Crystal Licquia, Doug Lillieberg, Steve Limon, Olga Lipe, Susan Liversedge, Debbie Lucier, Matthew MacGregor, Eddie Madison. Anthony Malis, Mary Lou Marshall, Lcta Martin, Todd Martin, Toye Matthews, Stephen McCann, Kristy McCants, Janna McFarlane, Steve McGee, Marcia McGhan, Maria McGraw, Catherine McLeed, Holly Mills, Jo Mills. Larry Minert, Amy Montgomery. Jill Moore, David Moore, James Morris, Keith Mosley, Brenda Mosley, Marlon Murray, Mary Myers, James Naganashe. Vivian Nancy, Felicia Nathon, Daniel Nemeth. Kristin 100 Nichols. Monica Nies, Tina Nobles. Gregory Nowlin. Jim Ogden, Dan Oliver, Randy Olivo, Matt Overman, Lisa Parks, Jeffery Person, Reggie Petrich, Mary Phillips, Alicia Phillips, Laura Pigg. Floyd Powell, Lynn Powers, Alex Pruitt, Alicia Quartes, Randall Quick, Bryanb Ramirez. Herm Ramsdell, Jennifer Randall, Joseph Randels, Jennifer Rawls. Willie Ray, Darren Raymond, Derek Redding. Tcrcse Reeves, Sharon Rennie, Wendy Ryna, Eddie Ricketts, Robin Roberts, Chandra Robinson. Douglas Roderick, Steven Russell, Lynn Saddley, Bart Samuels, Chevas Sanders. Laura Sanders, Phillip Schafer, Todd Schultz, Tiffany Sharp, Latanya 101 Shelton, Laura Shepard. Rodney Shoultcs, Mike Shulman, David Skelton, Angela Slater, Michael Smith, Cheryl Spohn, Julie Sprague, Karen Stradtfield, Bruce Steele, Franklin Stewart, Frank Stephen, James Stokes, Rhonda Strawser. Jerome Strozier, Kelvin Sumrall, Tim Szabo, Tony Talley, Neil Taylor, Matt Taylor, Terry Tedford, Ralph Tenbusch, Mike Tereau, Daniel Thames, Robert Thibault, Susan Thompson, Stacey Thornton, Debbi Thornton, Diane Thornton, Raynett Threlheld, Traci Tolbert, Deshon Townsel. Reco Tulgetske, Terry Turner, Constantia Turner, Jeffrey Turpen, Andrew Vance, Sandy Vaughn, Tim Visner, Michael Wambold, Chris Ward, Tony 102 Warner, Relanda Washington, Lance Watts, Daniel Webb, Matthew Westbrook, Kim White, William Williams, Thedas Willingham. Brian Wilson, Ivan Wimberly, Sonya Winkfield, Julie Wise. Crystal Wisler, Wade Wooten. Tammy Zachariah. Mary 103 Make-Ups Juniors Baker, Tammy Barajas, Maria Carlysle, Michael Daniels, Alphonzo Drwal, Melody Duncan. Arturo Edwards, Terry Espinoza, Ramon Griffin, Angela Guerra, Becky Herrcll, Mike Jones. Margo Kearly, Kelly LaBergc, Toni Lanehart, Pamela Luster, Diane Martin, Anthony Melenbrink, Amy Moore, Tracy Nelson, Frances Perge, Libby Ranville, James Sanders, Pamela Simmons, Tyuana Stephens. Craig Stewart, Debra Tally, Benny Taylor, Cathlyn Taylor, Latrina Taylor, Lisa Tereau, Lisa Thompson, Dale Wallen, Michael Wilson, David Wren, Lynsharon Sophomores Bell, Brandy Butts, James Carson, Bryan Cassibo, Joseph Dickenson, Jeff Dixon, Doug Dyer, Benita Espinoza. Robert Fernandez, Robert Guterrez, Lori Janka, Karl Jones, Sandra Nelson, Anthony Propcs, Tammy Ross, Marvin Sales, Cheryl Stanfield, Lisa Valdez, Darrin 104 Wogaman, Dwayne Westbrooks, Stephanie Yuille, Rick Boone, Carlene Donnelly, Andrea Greening, Michele Johnson, Sharice, Lanes. Marcus Lavengood, Brant Lee, Leanne Martin, Renee Mundale, Marcia Pacheco. Vince Townsel, Reco Vanderkarr, Scott Welch, Valarie 105 107 Don Crowder Principal Peg Stewart Assistant Principal for Counseling Matthew Garrett Deputy Principal Jean Calcf Assistant Principal for Instruction William Tipper Staff Specialist Tim Bograkos Athletic Director The V.I.P.’s of Central Is this a happy Deputy Principal or not? John Kononchuk, Police Counselor, always smiles for the camera. 108 Mrs. Coplin finds time to chat in between service calls. Mrs. Mushall asks. “Which national publication is this going Secretaries Keep School In Order Evelyn Brown Thelma Coplin Gail Gatz Joanne Leach Joyce Veasley Herberta Wilhelm 110 Mrs. O’Neal knows she put that candy bar in her file. Mr. Vance directs his class with authority. Special Ed Provides Unique Services Coke and Miss Green arc the real thing. With a desk full of work Mrs. Zimmer keeps smil ing. Mrs. Winchester makes the class assignment. Mr. Mcnzie takes things in stride. Mrs. Simpson works dutifully at her desk. Mrs. Newby makes finishing touches before the bell. Mrs. Dobson hopes the day will end soon. Ill Counselors Help Set Goals 112 And Shape Lives Mary Lou Abbott—English. B.A. Michigan State University Pat Atwater—Job Counselor Ray Bearden—Humanities, A.B. University of Michigan Clyde Bell—Science, M.A. Eastern Michigan University Janet Belveal—Math, M.A. University of Michigan John Benish—Math, B.A. Michigan State University Virginia Bland—Business, M.A. University of Michigan Irvin Borchelt—Driver Education, B.A. Ball State University Richard Brown—Social Studies. M.A. Michigan State University June Cabell—Physical Education Margarita Calvo—Bilingual, B.A. Oklahoma University Camille Coleman—French, M.A. Eastern Michigan University ’81 Faculty Increases 114 i 'l Mary Lou Abbott Pat Atwater Ray Bearden Clyde Bell Janet Belvcal John Benish Virginia Bland Irvin Borchelt Richard Brown June Cabell Margarita Calvo Camille Coleman In Size And Coach Watson shoots for 2 points! Quality Central’s Faculty has increased this year due to the new ninth graders. Fifteen new teachers were brought over from several junior highs to join the staff. Many of them are new to high school teaching and are experiencing the different methods of high school oper- ations as opposed to junior high. These people on the staff come from many diverse backgrounds. One staff member manages a restaurant in her spare time, one is involved with archery, many love to ski and still others coach and are involved in oth- er extracurricular activities. Helen Collins—Business, M.S. Central Michigan University Christine Cook—Librarian, B.S. Jackson State University Maureen Corser—Librarian. A.M.L.S. University of Washington JoAnn Davis—Science, M.S. Central Michigan University Phyllis Dobson—Special Education, B.S. Cheyncy State College Sally Ebmcyer—English, M.L.S. University of Michigan Joe Eufinger—Social Studies, B.A. Purdue University Jack Ewing—Social Studies, M.A. Eastern Michigan University Joe Foos—Science. M.S. Indiana State University Dixie Givens—Home Economics, B.S. Eastern Michigan Universi- ty Dale Gleason—Art, B.A. Michigan State University Sue Gocring—English, B.A. University of Michigan Nora Goulet—English, M.A. Eastern Michigan University Jerald Graves—Social Studies, M.A.T. Michigan State University Eylastine Green—Special Education, B.A. University of Michigan Roy Guenther—R.O.T.C. Richard Haffner—Math, M.S. Central Michigan University Judy Hamilton—Physical Education, B.S. Michigan State Univer- sity 116 Ex-Naval Electrician Docks At Central In 1954, a young man came here to teach chemistry and stayed for twenty-seven years. He is Mr. Joseph Foos. In 1945 he entered the Navy and traveled around the world for five years. He left as a first class electrician. He entered Indiana State and graduated with degrees in science. He taught math for one year at Whittier Junior High before coming here. Things have changed since his first day here. The classes have decreased in offerings from a one time high of fiteen chemistry classes. Another big change is the landscape. Then, Mott College was a corn field, the library, planitarium and other surrounding buildings didn’t exist. He says the only difference in students is they used to study harder. Mr. Foos married his wife in college and they have three sons. In his free time he likes to read and work with wood. Sometime in the future he would like to travel to England and Germany. Helen Collins Christine Cook Maureen Corser JoAnn Davis Phyllis Dobson Sally Ebmeyer Joe Eufinger Jack Ewing Joe Foos Dixie Givens Dale Gleason Sue Goering Nora Goulet Jerald Graves Eylastinc Green Roy Guenther Richard Haffncr Judy Hamilton 117 Doris Harper—Business, M.A. Michigan Stale University Bettye Harris—Business, M.B.E. Eastern Michigan University Fred Hill—Substitute. B.A. Eastern Michigan University Bob Holec—Science. B.A. Colorado State University Curtis Holt—Business Sophie Ignotov—English, B.A. University of Michigan Fred Ireland—Physical Education, B.S. Eastern Michigan University Sylean Ivory—Science, B.S. University of Arkansas Carol Jackson—Social Studies, M.A. University of Michigan Martin Jennings—Drama, B.A. Central Michigan University James Kareck—Physical Education, M.S. Michigan State University Arthur Koskinen—Art, M.S. University of Michigan Jacqueline Kramer—English Carl Kricger—Social Studies. B.S. Eastern Michigan University Patrick Leaveck—Welding, B.S. University of Michigan Ray MacLean—Music, B.M.E. University of Evansville Len Mazzie—Physical Security Education Gary McDaniel—Science, B.A. Northeast Missouri State University 118 Doris Harper Bettye Harris Fred Hill Bob Holec Curtis Holt Sophie Ignotov Fred Ireland Sylean Ivory Carol Jackson Martin Jennings James K a reek Arthur Koskinen Jacqueline Kramer Carl Krieger Patrick Lcavcck Ray MacLcan Len Mazzie Gary McDaniel The Backbone Of Central High Herberta Wilhelm is chief clerk of the building and secretary to Mr. Crowder. In 1945 she graduated, and within three years had a job at Central. Mrs. Wilhelm has been at Central for thirty-three years. She handles finances, payrolls and just about anything else. She received her training from General Motors Institute. She is married, has no children and is an antique buff. She has been collecting hat pin holders since 1955. She gets along with all the staff and loves all aspects of her job. She is thinking of retiring in the near future. 119 ' English Teacher Is Advocate Of The Arts Richard Plourde, English teacher, enjoys many hobbies when he isn’t teaching. Mr. Plourde loves to ski, and has been doing so since 1959. He said, learning to use the toes is the easiest aspect of the sport. The hardest aspect is what skiing does to your muscles. Mr. Plourde collects classical records, and owns a large audio system. He reads both contemporary and classical novels, likes photography, and playing paddleball. He traveled around Europe and the United States several times. He loves Central, and gets along well with his students. If he wasn’t teaching, he would be in advertising. Robert McDaniel—English, B.A. University of Michigan Ken McLean—Math, B.A. University of Michigan Lovelle Menzie—Special Education. M.S. Eastern Michigan University Ralph Myrkle—Art. M.A. Central Michigan University George Nassif—Social Studies, B.S. Eastern Michigan University Jeanette Nassif—Englihs, M.A. Michigan State University Bonnie Newby—Special Education Pearlene O’Neal—Special Education Sam Paraschos—Physical Education Donna Parks—English, B.A. Western Michigan University Shirley Parola—English, M.S. University of Indiana Fritz Petrich—Choir, M.M. University of Idaho Richard Plourde—English. A M. University of Michigan Kirk Powers—Math, B.A. Indiana University Dick Ramsdell—Social Studies—B.A. University of Chicago Karen Rochell—Social Studies, B.S. Western Michigan Universi- ty Bob Serr—Industrial Arts, M.A. Eastern Michigan University Joan Simpson—Special Education 120 These “big” guys really get involved with school functions. Smile Mrs. Calef. It’s only a camera Robert McDaniel Ken McLean Lovelle Mcnzie Ralph Myrkle George Nassif Jeanette Nassif Bonnie Newby Pearlene O’Neal oam Paraschos Donna Parks Shirley Parola Fritz Pctrich Richard Plourde Kirk Powers Dick Ramsdell Karen Rochell Bob Scrr Joan Simpson Jack Taylor—Driver Education. M.A. Michigan State University Gary Turner—Math, M.A. Eastern Michigan University Michael Vance—Special Education. B.A. Central Michigan University Fred Vest—Social Studies, M.A. Central Michigan University Frank Waller—English Dorothy Waller—Math, B.A. University of Michigan Deborah Winchester—Special Education Janice Zimmer—Special Education. M.A. Eastern Michigan University Jack Taylor Gary Turner Vivian Turner Michael Vance Fred Vest Frank Walker Dorothy Waller Deborah Winchester Janice Zimmer Softball Coach Speaks Many Languages Margarita Calvo has the perfect qualities to be the bilingual teacher at Central. A native of Havanna, Cuba, she came to America in 1960, leaving there for political reasons. She considered America a generous country. In addition to heading the bilingual program at Central, Mrs. Calvo coaches Girls’ Softball. She loves sports and like coaching, but wishes more girls would participate. Her time away from school is filled with taking care of her four children. Her oldest daughter coaches J.V. Softball at Central. She loves to travel, ski, and enjoy teaching. If she were not teaching, she would like to open her own business. Sbe loves animals, especially dogs, and likes making crafts. Mrs. Calvo gets along well with all of the staff, and wishes more people would speak two languages. Aides: The Unsung Heroes Wilma Bennett Leona Brown Harry Cunningham Bill Dorow Mary Moreno Jeffrey Urscry Linda Woods 124 Diligent Workers=Smooth Operation William Barrett Mike Borka Tom Burroughs Dick Logan Candy Metcalfe Robert Nies Ronald Plew Dan Richardson 125 Central High School’s business classes provide opportunities for students to learn business skills for both personal and vocational use. Some of the courses offered are typewriting, stenography, accounting, business math, intensive of- fice, and office practice. The depart- ment equipped an all-new office labora- tory this year. A word processor and an electronic memory typewriter were also acquired. Typing can be hard work. Office practice can benefit your future. Students enjoy learning different office skills. Lab Aids Business Students 128 Math Theories Involve Hard Work Mr. McLean helps to make geometry much easier. (ABOVE LEFT) Everyone concentrates when trying to learn new theorems. (ABOVE RIGHT) A joyful student smiles as he finally understands the problem. (BELOW) Math is a useful subject and many stu- dents have made it a major part of their curriculum. Algebra, geometry, trigo- nometry, and computer math are courses to prepare students for college or for jobs after high school. The math department at Central is headed by Dorothy Waller. Joshua Shields is new to the department this year due to the influx of 9th graders. 129 The list of science classes this year include biology, chemistry, physiol- ogy, physics, small animals, house plants, environmental studies, and general science. A few of the activi- ties by these classes include disecting fetal pigs in biology classes, explor- ing brain waves, cardio vascular con- ditions, and resperation in physiol- ogy classes, and landscaping in envirionmental studies. Students work together on a biology project. Discovery—The Key To Knowledge Mr. Eufingcr explains the stages of a jury trial. The Social Studies department is made up of interesting classes and teachers who are experts in their field. Classes offered are civil war. Contemporary American history, economics, presidents, world wars in the 20th Century, psychology, soci- ology, Michigan History, American frontiers, people of the world, American government, you and the law, and contemporary world poli- tics. The ninth graders are offered U.S. History and civics. New ninth grade teachers include Richard Gale and Richard Brown. Other Social Studies teachers are Joe Eufinger, Jack Ewing, Jon Fouts, Jerald Graves, Carol Jackson, Carl Kreiger, George Nassif, Dick Rams- dell and the department head, Fred Vest. Past—Present—Future Is this a famous person? Mr. Kreiger lectures on the civil war. 131 Ricky Munoz—not clowing for the camera? Kim Streeter looks for an idea for her paper. £5 Communication Language Arts Central’s English department is one of the most helpful and im- portant departments Central has. Teachers include Mary Lou Ab- bott, Sally Ebmeyer, Sophie Ig- notov, Jackie Kramer, Mary Matthews, Donna Parks, Richard Plourde, Clif Turner, and Frank Walker. New ninth grade teach- ers are Sue Goering, Nora Gou- let, Mamie Moore, and Karen Rochell. The classes are split into three modules. The first module includes Reading Development I, practical writing (which is a re- quired class for sophomores), fic- tion for teens, and people to re- member. Module number two is a higher level that offers indepen- dent reading, modern literature, word power, successful writing, and communications. Module three includes advanced composi- tion, mythology, and Journalism I. Each module offers skills, writ- ing, and literature. Patricipalion is an important element in class. Eloise Jones takes timeout for a smile. 132 Classes For Newsmakers f -v Miss Abbott checks final layouts. Typing is an important part of journalism. There are three classes offered in the jour- nalism department. The first is an intro- ductory course which teaches the basics needed for a good foundation in journal- ism. The yearbook and newspaper staffs are also conducted as classes. Require- ments to get on the staffs are to take Jour- nalism 1 first or to have previous yearbook or newspaper experience. The introduc- tory class studies newswriting, the elec- tronic media, advertising, and the differ- ent forms of mass media. They also produce a video taped news show. 133 The Magnet Program at Central continues to offer stu- dents a strong introduction to history, art, philosophy, mu- sic, religion, and literature. Such courses as arts and ideas, world civilizations, world religions, and humanities offer every student unique opportunities for intellectual stimulus and growth. Here at Central, students are also offered to participate in the Model United Nations project represent- ing the interests of countries they may have previously not known. John Hicks thoughtfully listens to the lecture. Helen McLogan catches the cameramans eye. These students keep a smile. 134 Sometimes humanities can be a sedative. Magnet Program Success Increases Mr. Bearden lectures his class. Several students concentrate on the speaker. 135 Colorguard Promotes School Spirit BACK ROW: Lori Popilek, Kaihy Lutton, Mary Lyon, Karen Hill, Donna Bright, Sue Johnson, Marcia Mundale, Carolyn Brown. FRONT ROW: Kellie Hill, Sue Hoffman. Sheri Stuart, Cynthia Washington, Nancy Murphy, Tammic Elizondo. Margie Goering, Kristen Niewcnhuis. The purpose of the Colorguard is to add to the visual effect of the marching band. Under the direction of Colorguard Ser- geant Kris Nieuwenhuis, the Colorguard performed pre-game and half-time shows at six football games and marched in a parade. They also participated in the Flushing Exhibition and the District III Competition held in Fenton. 136 Sheri Stewart, Mary Lyon, and Linda Warren practice to perfect their rou- tine. (ABOVE RIGHT) Practice and more practice helps Color- guard do well in competition. (ABOVE) Even the best have to rest! (BELOW) BACK ROW: Kris Nieuwenhuis, Marcia Mundalc, Lori Popilck. Nancy Murphy, Kathy Lutton, Cynthia Wash- ington, Sheri Stuart, Mary Lyon, Karen Hill, Sue Johnson. Tammic Elizondo, Sue Hoffman. Donna Bright. Kellie Hill. Margie Goering. 6TH ROW: Lynn Cross, Angie Brown, Sandy Couture, Sue Kettler, Lori Archer. Shawn Foster, Helen McLogan, Wally Soon, Julie Gatica, Holly McLeod, Wendi Gove. Cynthia Yelle, Tim July, Ralph Rose. 5TH ROW: Dana Johnson, Amye Boone, Staci Baxter, Lisa Hilbert, Dana Roberson, Donna Warren. Alicia Phillips, Tiffany Bashir, Cynthia Beasley. Denise Mitchell, Shelly Atkins, Sandra Hcercnvccn, David Peterson. 4TH ROW: Diane Barrett, Bobby Porter, Ken Ottaway. Brant Lavcngood, Debbie Ottawa). Brian Atwater, Sally Credille, Henry Reed, Chris Humphrey. Katrcnia Wright, Alan Wood. 3RD ROW: Carol Flippen, Barron Wilson, Enos Vanderson, James Adkisson. Logan Hansen, Sam Duncan. Dana Nieuwenhuis. Chris Buzzard, Richard Boone, Wade Wisler, Chris Yelle, Bill White, David Ferris. 2ND ROW: Kathy Petrich, Brenda Lithcrland. Vickie Van Hurley, Derrick Parnell, Cindy Zucker, Lauretta Thompson. FRONT ROW: Doug Dixon, Gary Miller, Erik Mumford, Larry Montgomery, Gerry Uhrig, Anthony Evans, Jill Stirling. Darnell Terry, Tolisha Blake, Vivienne Outlaw. Vickie Van Hurley and Derrick Parnell prepare to salute. “And The Band Plays On” The marching Indians—after performing on a warm fall day. The Flint Central Marching Band, under the direction of Drum Major Vickie Van Hurley and Assistant Drum Major Der- rick Parnell, had a very busy year. In addi- tion to performing at six football games and one parade, the marching band par- ticipated in the Flushing Exhibition and the District III Competition held in Fen- ton. The band gave outstanding perfor- mances at each event. 137 TOP ROW: Laura Wright, Tracy Copeland, Tresa Sanders. Tracy Washington. Michael Wilson. Anthony Bean, Karri Kaitue, Kim Streeter. Lavonda Summerville, Lisa Buychers. Arlene Sanders, Lisa Norris. MIDDLE ROW: Cathy Taylor, Lana Brown. Karen Edwards, Cynthia Coleman, Chris Rosencrants, Barron Wilson. Shannon Toyc, Carlos Collins. Kim Silvernail, Suzanne Craig. Kristin Nicuwcnhuis, Anita Brown, FRONT ROW: Carol Acre, Angela Moore, Judy Malis, Gloria Flood, Archie Smycrs, Johnny Ball, Dietrich Ramsey, Kim Steinback, Kathy Patrich. Maxine Sanders, Denise Reeves. Chorus Has Terrific Harmony Flint Central Choir, under the direc- tion of Fritz Petrich, was involved in a number of activities over the year. They sang in Central's autumn and spring concerts, and various concerts at junior high and middle schools. Various members also participated in the Solo and Ensemble, and in the State Honors Choir. The officers for 1981-82 were: President: Vice-President: Secretaries: Treasurer: Robe Custodians: Librarians: Kris Nieuwenhuis Tracy Copeland Karen Sanders Arlene Sanders Kim Streeter Dietrich Ramsey Maxine Sanders Gloria Flood Judy Malis 138 The choir performs for many different groups. Central’s Bands Have Better Sound Waller Soon tunes his flulcs. The marching band was not the only per- forming group to show improvement this past season. Central’s Wind Ensemble traveled to St. Louis to compete in the Mid-West Band Festival in 1980-81, and received an overall rating of II. This year, with a 37% increase in size, the wind en- semble traveled to Toronto to participate in the International Music Festival. Hav- ing performed at the Hyatt Regency in Flint, and several schools in the area, the instrumental music department was en- gaged in an active year. The brass section seems very interested in this number. Mr. Macl.can is always willing to help. 139 Communications Take Different Forms Students have two options to choose from in the for- eign language curriculum. French and Spanish are taught by Mrs. Coleman (Epps) and Mr. Graves. Stu- dents studying French this year attended a perfor- mance by Marcel Marceau, have gone to luncheons, plays, and foreign language festivals. Over Easter break, the class also went to Paris, France, which was the ninth trip since 1971. Students in their first year of Spanish use a lot of question and answer dialogue, while the second through fourth year students gain a wider vocabulary and better control of the language. Diane Conover practices writing in French. (TOP) Mr. Graves helps Laura Hocking with last nights homework. (MIDDLE LEFT) Students quickly look over notes for todays big test. (MIDDLE RIGHT) Mrs. Coleman shows how much she enjoys teaching. (BOTTOM) 140 Mrs. MacDougal helps Phat Tran with his homework. The Central High School bilingual program pro- vides bilingual students with the opportunity to de- velop their bilingual skills in Spanish as well as English. Students are encouraged to communicate in two languages and are made aware of the impor- tance of the Hispanic cultures and history. Stu- dents with a limited proficiency of the English lan- guage and newly arrived students in the United States are given the necessary listening and speak- ing skills that will enable them to acquire the much needed structure and vocabulary to function in the immediate environment before making a smooth transition into the regular classroom. Students Learn American Way Broadway Comes To Central The Drama Department presented an excit- ing line-up this year including classes in act- ing, improvision, and survey of theatre. These classes were taught by Mr. Jennings, head of the Drama Department. The first mainstage play presented was a comedy: “The Impossi- ble Years . “Babes in Arms” was the spring musical presentation. In addition to producing plays, the Drama Department participated in the Fine Arts Festival. They also visited plays at local the- atres and toured the Children’s Theatre. These were just a few of the fun activities they had this year. 142 (1) Dr. Fleisher (Joel Quine) has a BAD cold! (2) Kris Janka applies a last minute touch to Helen McLogan. (3) Jack (Ricky Wynn) and Dr. Fleisher are at wits end. (4) Linda Kingsley (Helen McLogan) now looks like a new woman—of course, she’s married. (5) Alice Kingsley (Katie MacDonald) and Abbey (Ardis Carthane) are having a serious discussion. (6) Linda can’t understand why daddy is upset with her fine friend. Smuts! (7) Bartholemew Smuts (Dietrich Ramsey) and Jack are about to experience a strange en- counter of the first kind. 143 Student studies art history. Mr. Quinn teaches sculpture and jewelry making. Discover Your Hidden Talents The Art Department added a new teacher this year. Mr. Tom Quinn came to Central from McKinley Junior High School and is teaching sculpture, ceramics, jewelry mak- ing, and drawing. Mr. Art Koskinen is concentrating on drawing, painting, and print making. Mr. Dale Gleason has classes in poster making, drawing, and painting. Judging from the large classes, Central students are in- terested in taking art. Thedepartment is cooperative with the Sloan Museum by providing art work for their Broth- erhood Month exhibit. Mr. Koskinen’s specialty class won an award by painting a large mural for Blain Buick. Mr. Koskinen and a student go over a rough draft. 144 145 Cindy Farah paints her ceramic creation. If looks could kill . By the look on her face, you see that Diana Reed loves to cook. Home Ec Adds Spice To Life Home Economics offers students the opportunity to learn how to cook and sew. In cooking, a person who couldn’t boil water before can learn to prepare basic foods and also some special dishes. Sewing classes teach the basics of sewing, such as sewing on a button, as well as repairing garments and creat- ing new clothes. Both classes offer the use of modern equipment. These classes, which help prepare students for the future, are taught by Mrs. Givens and Mrs. Turner. 146 Mrs. Givens enjoys a laugh with her students. Margie Gocring and Denise Dunn study current fashion. Angela Moore checks out a good book. Through the use of the Central High School media center, the faculty, staff, and student body can dis- cover the past, present, and future. Our collection of books, periodicals, video cassette tapes, films, records, micro-film, micro-fiche, and other printed forms provide an excellent opportunity for broad- ening our readers, viewers, and listeners in their quest for knowledge and experience. Students enjoy quiet times in the library. Mrs. Cook librarian, is always willing to help out. Library Fulfills Many Purposes 147 Industrial Arts Builds Skills The Industrial Arts Department consists of classes that attempt to duplicate some of the manufacturing and related processes used in modern industry. Classes include automotive, small engines, drafting, welding, and industrial materials and processes. Many stu- dents, both male and female, can get a major or minor in Industrial Arts to fulfill their graduation require- ments. 148 A girl in auto mechanics?! Mr. Foos with service student Tanya Lane. Students who elect service as one of their classes at Central are offered many options in which they can be of assistance. Teachers and administrators find them invaluable for doing little jobs such as typing, running errands, answering phones and filing. Opportunities to be a service student include working in the attendance and main offices, the counseling office, the nurse’s office, radio station WFBE, and the science labs. Gain Experience Through Service Healthy Body=Healthy Mind Physical Education, a required course at Central, gives students the opportunity to de- velop not only their physical capabilities but mental capabilities as well. Through such ac- tivities as golf, bowling, tennis, swimming, and weight lifting students improve their physiques and coordination. After participat- ing in group sports such as basketball, volley- ball, and softball, they learn teamwork. How- ever, the most beneficial lesson learned is sportsmanship. P r Mr. Kareck explains daily activities. (ABOVE LEFT) Badntittcn is not only good exercise but also fun. (ABOVE RIGHT) Table tennis is a good way to learn concentration. (BELOW) 150 NJROTC Stands Proud The NJROTC Unit at Flint Central was organized and began its program in the fall of 1979. It is now in its third year and expects to begin the 1981-82 year by admitting freshmen students, (both male and female) in order to ex- pand the program to its full four years. The current enrollment is about 125 students. Next year, with the expansion of the program, it is expected to have an enrollment of nearly 200. Edward Clemons shows the proper stance for a ROTC member. (ABOVE LEFT) Carlos Benton directs the squad through some easy maneuvers. (ABOVE RIGHT) NJROTC marched proudly in the Community Education Day parade. (BELOW) 151 Although WFBE, 95.1 FM, is owned by the Flint Board of Educa- tion and is located in the basement of Central High School, it is different from any other department in the school system. WFBE is a public ra- dio station, a part of National Public Radio, a network of 270 stations. Be- cause it uses no commercials, W FBE is funded by federal money and by contributions from local citizens. In addition to a busy broadcasting day (from 6 a.m. to 12 midnight), WFBE also has a class for high school students interested in radio. Part of the radio class is held in regu- lar classrooms where students learn about the history and development of radio. For the rest of the course the students go to the WFBE studio to learn the technical end of the ra- dio. Ray Bearden advising students in studio A. Jerald Abrams and Malcolm Wilson “on the air”. Shawn Wilson cueing up a tape. Jerald Abrams takes time out for a picture. Friends Of WFBE 152 153 This year Central's Ski Club had a great year because of two blizzards, which called off school. The club went to Mt. Holly every Wednesday for special instructions and recreational ski- ing. Mr. Kreiger, sponsor, volunteered his time to take them to Mt. Holly. The members received discounts on their lift and tow tickets which made an expensive sport a little more affor- dable for the students. (1) Many people come out to Mt. Holly for lessons.(2) Rich- ardson takes a pose before going down the slopes.(3) Karen Wilkenson, Theresa Coty, and Katie George get special instructions.(4) Mt. Holly provides highly qualified instruc- tors. Conditions. Skiers Enjoy Great Staff In Action 155 J' The Flint Central Arrowhead was active again in the 1981-82 school year. The new and complete staff worked hard to produce an informative paper for the student body. Un- der the leadership of Miss Abbott and of the editors Kevin Korhonen and Kim Richards, the staff has improved the paper by far over last year’s paper. With the increase in enroll- ment and training of many underclassmen, the paper is sure to improve in the years to come. Good newspaper reporters always copy-edit their stories. Carlton Edwards does a little bit of everything. Arrowhead Trains Future Re- porters Editor Kim Richards types up a story. Chris Pavelich amuses Rich and John with a joke. Advisor and editor share same thoughts. Miss Abbott—the only one relaxing! Lots of decisions need to be made for the yearbook. This year Flint Central’s yearbook. Pro- spectus, has a totally new look. With the help of changing to a new company, Herff- Jones Yearbooks, the yearbook Represen- tative Mr. Alan Eicher, the Advisor Miss Abbott, and the Editor Tanya Lane, the 1981-82 yearbook will have many section changes. Sections in which these changes occur include the faculty section, the sports section, the index which is now the directory, the table of contents, and the opening section. Much hard work has been put into this book and we hope it is enjoy- able to everyone. Rebuilding Year For Prospectus Student Council Tomorrow’s Leaders The Student Council is a group of students chosen by their classmates to represent the class. There is a president, vice-president, secretary- treasurer, and representatives for each class. There is also a president, vice-president, and secretary-treasurer elected for the council. The meetings are held twice a month. Mr. Beaubien, Mr. Brown and Mrs. Ratner are the sponsors. The activities held this year were spirit week, student exchange with other schools and other educational activities. Students involved in student council learn leadership and organization. 2. 1) John Hicks listens attentively 2) Sponsors help in decision making 3) Officers make important dicisions 160 Tradition Provides Good Times Mr. Willey supervises the pie eating contest. The dance contest is always popular. Spirit Week is the annual event sponsored by the Student Council. Events are planned for each day after school for students and teach- ers to participate in. The pie eating contest, dance contest, spelling bee, obstacle course and swimming are just a few of the activities. Points are awarded to the class who wins each event and a class is determined the winner at the end of the week with the higher number of points. Much fun is had by all and its a time when school spirit is evident in many faces. The cheerleaders show the Vikings where its at. The band waits to pep up the crowd. NHS Honors Members Mr. Graves. Byron Roberts, Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. febmeyer, and Tracey Hurd join in on saying the NHS pledge. The National Honor Soci- ety held their annual induc- tion ceremony to welcome new and honor the present members of this organiza- tion. There were 49 juniors welcomed into NHS and re- ceiving certificates and 52 seniors who received NHS pins. The officers were: President—Fredericka Ba- shir; Vice-President—By- ron Roberts; Secretary— Tracey Hurd; and Treasur- er—Beverly Lewis. Black History Awareness Week Wendell Harris and Ben Shaw recreate a scene from Black History. Black History was celebrated at Central in many ways. Many teachers did classroom projects and made hall exhibits. There were black facts announced daily over the P.A. system. The culmination of the week was celebrated in an assembly. The guest speakers were Wendell Harris, Jr. and Ben A. Shaw III. The assembly was a blend of poetry, lecture and quiz. Mr. Harris is the president of Gethsemane 84, Inc., the producers of Black Biography. The assembly was arranged by Ms. Green, a Special Ed. teacher here at Central. 163 New Addition The Hyatt Regency Hotel. Flint, opened on November 19 in the company of state dignitaries, the Northern High School Band and many townspeople. The Hyatt is a main force in the renovation of the downtown area. It is hoped more people will come to the Hyatt to stay for an overnight visit, rather than go to the hotels on the fringes of the city. Many of the schools in the area plan on holding their proms at the Hyatt. Many students have found employment there and the shops on the mezzanine level help bring in the business of the local residents. to the City Marietta Hurbcrt, Irene Fox, Salita Osborne, Mia Simmons, Gail Gulley, Stacy Sly, Kimberly Miller, Freda Moore, Valerie Sanders, Tresa Saunders, Kendra Flarrison, Jill Wilding. Kimberly Streeter Everyone moves to the front. Indianettes Keep The Beat 166 The full squad moves to the grooves. Now it‘s time for the good stuff. To the left, to the right and in between. The Indianettes demonstrated their ability to “get down on three occasions at our home basketball games against Southwestern, Bay City Western and Northern. The Indianettes received two invitations to perform. One, from Northwestern, was a request to perform on Human Relations Day at their school. The other invitation was sent by the Detroit Pistons for their Third Annual Pom Pom Championship which is held on March 10. The squad director, Deborah Winchester, and members worked very hard and had a good year. Shaking to the beat. • r A 167 Flood Waters Baptize Dort Field Tides Drown Central Territory 1. An open view of Lake Lavoie. 2. Niagara Falls comes to Central. 3. Football and baseball were cancelled today! 4. A Central student flunks their road test. 5. The flood gates opened at Dort Field. 7. Activities were cancelled at Ballenger. 8. The buses were running a little behind schedule the day of the flood. 9. Tanya Lane overlooks Central’s new lake. ..wv. ■■ The rains came and came and came in early October making Flint a virtual lake for a few days. Cars, homes, and businesses ranged from damp to ruined due to water. Central had a few rooms in the basement that were flooded and several classes in Whittier were held in Central's cafeteria due to more severe flooding. Two students rowed across the football field in a boat. One was under a bet to swim across, but there were no witnesses. There were no inuries or deaths, but many dollars of damage. Community Ed Day Always a Success The Community Ed day parade was developed in order to promote the theme of involvement of the schools in the community. Various groups from all the schools partici- pate from the ROTC units to the cheerleaders and various administrators in the school system. 1. Centrals Color Guard shows its colors. 2. Story Hour and Tot Lot are two successful programs. 3. The best band in the city. 4. ROTC Units marches proudly. 5. Here come our cheerleaders. 171 Cambodian refugee at Sakaew camp. It Is Not a White Cloud. It is not a white cloud I see. There are no clouds today. It is not gray—or could it be? There are no clouds today. It is a happy, crazy day. But there are no clouds today. Here is the tall green grass I lay. Are there no clouds today? It is yellow, orange and brown. Those look like clouds today. Why is it covering my town? Could be some clouds today. Why are my people dying? Is it the clouds today? There are no clouds today. No clouds today. No today, by Carin G. Corser it will be a great day when our schools get all the money they need and the air force has to hold a bake sale to buy a bomber 172 Farewell Any man’s death diminishes Me because I am involved in mankind . .. Let us pause in Thankful remembrance. 1) Harry Chapin wrote such songs as his 1972 “Taxi” and raised money for world hunger. 2) With Moshe Dayan as defense minister, Israel won the 1967 war in a mere six days. 3) Ella T. Grasso of Conneticut was the first woman elected govenor in her own right. 4) Anwar Sadat at his last ceremony. 5) As head of the NAACP, Roy Wilkins, grand son of a slave-worked to end school segregation. Looking Back Looking back on this year, what words, events and pictures come to your mind? Our staff took a look back over the year at the happenings that affected all of our lives in 1981-82. LOCALLY: Gas prices decrease, high unemployment rises, stores close. Hyatt opens, Doyle elementary renovated, buildings torn down, McDonalds Big Mac goes for S1.25! NATIONALLY: Atlanta Killings trial convicts killer; Situation in El Savador worsens; Comings and goings of Richard Allen, James Watt, David Stockman. Raymond Donovan; The battle with the budget, the air controllers and the unions; Crisis in Poland; The capture of Gen. Dozier by the Red Brigades. ENTERTAINMENT: Movies: Reds, On Golden Pond, Four Seasons, Visiting Hours, The Seduction. Halloween II, Absence of Malice, Raiders of the Lost Ark; FASHIONS: Penny Loafers, layered look, top siders. knickers, designer clothes, the long and short story of the skirt, Victorian look. SONGS: Endless Love, Gigilo, Call Me, Apache, Flamethrower, Private Eyes. You Don’t Belong to Me. Mirror Mirror, Grapevine. EXPRESSIONS: Make Money, Be Cool, Boo, Get Yourself Some. 173 Class of ‘82 Honors Its Own The senior class of 1982 represents the youth of today and the leaders of tomorrow, and have proved themselves worthy of the title. The 1982 yearbook staff decided to honor the outstanding traits and abilities of their fellow classmates. Outstanding seniors were nomin- atef for various special categories. Voted for Best Dressed were Lisa McSwain and Mark Wallen. Most Athletic were Ivonnc Kotcles and Dexter Clark. Alicia Reyes and Jim Bcaubien were awarded the Nicest Smile, and the cutest couple was Wendy Burn- ham and Barry Campbell. Voted for the Best Sense of Humor were Susan Welsh, Mark Simpson, Carlton Ed- wards and Marvin Evans. Recognized as being the Best Dancer was Val Sanders along with Matt Marston, Da- vid McGee and Steffan Minore. Having the Sharpest Cars were Tanya Lane and Jim Badal. The students most likely to be millionaires were Brenda Litherland and Brett Firmingham. Future Principals were voted to be Christina Yelle and Steve Shipman. Most Courteous are Theresa Thomas, Duane Washington, Geoff Taylor. Tom Lutzc and Prentice Zinn. Last but not least, Most Dependable were Cindy Zuckcr, Tanya Lane, and Nan- cy Elkins for the girls, and Kevin Korhonen and Brett Frimingham for the boys. 174 Indian Country salutes U.S. Brig. Gen. James Dozier released after 42 days in captivity in Italy of the Red Brigades ... let freedom ring. For Alan: STAFF Advertising Manager —Brett Firmingham —Carlton Edwards Financial Manager —Mary Lou Abbott Publicity Manager —Chris Robbins —Brian Gove Classes Editors —Sherri Roberts —Sheri Stuart Activities Editors —Brett Frimingham —Carlton Edwards Faculty Editors —Theresa Thomas —Donna Warren Graphics —Kevin Korhonen Curriculum Editors —Sherri Roberts —Sheri Stuart Sports Editors —Tanya Lane —Kim Richards Photographers —John Hayes, Head Photographer —Tracy Redding —Carlton Edwards —Brett Firminghar� ? —Fred Vest, Photography Advisor ‘Tis June again and we must pack away our layouts for the final time. Come fall, someone else will step into our places and take over our responsibilities. During the past year, there have been happy moments and hassled moments— no matter which one we were faced with, we could always count on you to be there. Forever we were blessed with you spirit, love, and guidance. In the future, when we look at the yearbooks we produced, we can always thank you for how you made us turn our yearbook around—in just one year, by changing to Herff Jones Co. and having you, Alan Eichcr as a representative. When we look at our yearbook we’ll have memories of deadlines, shortage of money, awards for our efforts, and the afternoons we spent working together. No one can ever take these memories from us, nor can they take the knowledge you've given us and the experience that has helped to make us stronger and wiser. There is one thing we can be certain of as we leave high school and move on to other things: our lives will be richer because you inspired our talents and encouraged us to be leaders. The dedication you have shown in teaching us the art of journalism will always be remembered. Thanks, Alan! With love from your hard workers of the Central Prospectus. COLOPHON Name: Prospectus Printer: Herff Jones Co., Montgomery, Alabama Number of copies: 800 Type: Times Roman Body Copy: 10 point Times Roman Captions: 8 point Times Roman Headlines: (division pages) 36 point Times Roman Headlines: 36 point Times Roman Paper: (senior section) Colortext 80 number Cover: Company design Theme: Discovery—Rubiks Cube. Designed by Kevin Korhonen Adopted by Mary Lou Abbott 175 Acknowledgements There are many people who play an important role in putting this book together. Some people play a major role and oth- ers may only contribute an important piece of copy or a picture. For those people whose names are too numerous to print, please accept our appreciation and thanks. The following people and businesses also deserve recognition: Editor: Tanya Lane Advisor: Mary Lou Abbott 1st and 2nd semester yearbook staff Central teaching staff Herff Jones Yearbook Company: Representative: Alan Eicher Plant Manager: Bill Moore Midwest Sales Manager: Richard Diana Portrait Studios: Hicks, Van Dykes, Portique, Rousseaus, The Rose. Flint Journal Ideal Pharmacy PHOTOGRAPHY Fred Vest Tracey Williams Craig Roberson Kevin Korhonen John Hayes Tracy Redding Carlton Edwards Brett Firmingham DESIGN Kevin Korhonen Vickie Van Hurley Phil West FACULTY Donna Warren Theresa Thomas SENIORS SPORTS Tanya Lane Wendy Burnham ACTIVITIES Brett Firmingham Carlton Edwards ACADEMICS Sheri Stuart Sherri Roberts Tanya Lane 176 t ' i V The following names are of parents and students who purchased a patron ad to help support our yearbook. We extend a very warm thank you to them for helping make this book possible. Margie M. Banks Mrs. Glenn Hatherly Donna Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Coleman William C. Shedd Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hcmpel Mr. and Mrs. Miles H. Booth Sr. Douglas S. Tillitson Theresa J. Younger Norman and Laura Lake Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stack George and Maureen Corser Judith Palovich Juanita Harris Joe Villagomez Mr. and Mrs. Al Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Al Litherland Anthony “Coo!” Mac Val Brown Dorothy Pettey Evelyn park Mrs. Janice Ferris Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reed and Macco Reed Dick and Jan Wallen Paul Rciff Willie Mac Craig Mr. and Mrs. Hershell (Mary) Cross Jose A. Muller Shirley Grady Dr. and Mrs. Alan Rice Mr. and Mrs. Joe Horton Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gregory Norman and Mary Ann Alkema Linda J. Doyle Mrs. Clarence E. Burks Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fagan John and Judy Kondon Harriet Roofc Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Wynne Jim and Jan Cook The Bartunek Family Connie Mooney Mr. and Mrs. James Engel Leonard Skindier Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Van Hurley Wayne and Martha Hammcrberg The Rev. and Mrs. John Thorton Wayne Thorton Mary Matthews Mrs. Dawn Shepard Cora Bankston Mr. and Mrs. Amaya David L. Baxter James T. and Patricia C. Brown Max L. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richards Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Stitt Carol Lane Seniors Abraham. Shelia 17 Acre. Carol 17 Akins. Christine 17 Alkema, Norman 17 Allen. Ralph 17 Allen. Sarah 17 Alston. Anita 17 Amaya. Vanilla 17 Ames. Theresa 17 Atnon. Vickie 17 Arriaga, John 17 Artis, Donnice 17 Atkinson. Charles 17 Baldwin. Beverly 17 Ball. Johnny 17 Ballard. Alan 17 Banks. Felicia 17 Bankster. Charles 17 Bankston. Greg 17 Barton. Sheila 17 Bates. Floyd Bathish. Sam 17 Beard. Marty 17 Beasley. Karen 17 Beasley. Sophia 17 Bcaubien. James 17 Bccklcy. Linda 18 Benish. Bob 18 Bejamin. Paul Berquist. Robin 18 Berlanga. Debbie 18 Bertha. Paul 18 Blanchard. Sherry 18 Blight. Neil 18 Bonham. Larry 18 Booth. Sidney 18 Bourcier. Kathleen 18 Box. Delray 18 Brandon. Tonya 18 Brass. Starnita 18 Brazle. Terrance 18 Briggs. Tracey 18 Brown. Andrea 18 Brown. Anita 18 •—Denotes high distinction Denotes distinction Brown. Kay 18 Brown. Lana 18 Brown. Stacy 18 Brown. Valerie 18 Buford. Michael 18 Bugbee. Marvin 18 Bullock. Reuben 18 Bully. Lori 18 Bunton, Jim 18 Burnham. Wendy 18 Burt, Julius 18 Burton. Mark 19 Buschur. Stephanie 19 Buyckles. Lisa 19 Calvin. Donna 19 Campbell. Barry 19 Capuchina. Alicia 19 v Carlyse. Gilda 19 Carter. Terri 19 Castano, Dan 19 Castro. Abigail 19 Chain. Michael 19 Chancy. Michael 19 Chapman. Sylvester 19 Christianson. Todd 44 Clark. Dexter 19 Clark, Terri 19 Clemons. Edward 19 Coleman. Desiree 19 Coleman. James 19 Conover. Neil 19 Copeland. Tracy 19 Corder, Dewaync 19 Corser. John 19 Cosey. Sharlottc 19 Coutler. Sheila 19 Craig. Tracy 19 Credille. Sally 20 Croff. Rex 20 Cromwell, Marie ••denotes high distinction denotes distinction 20 Cross. David 20 Cummings. Lolita 20 Curtis. Paul 42 Davis. Athea 20 Dawson. Wallace 42 Dean. Carolyn 20 DcGroat, Kelly 20 Dietrich. Lisa 20 Dickson. Jerry 20 Dotson. Jason 20 Doyle. Mark •f' 20 Duff. Jacqueline 20 Duford. Denise 20 Duty. Carolyn 20 Duvernois, Rich 20 Edwards. Tracy 20 Elia. Ruth 20 Elizondo. Fredrick 20 Elkins. Nancy 20 Fagan. Bruce 20 Feathersone. Wendy 20 Ferris. David 20 Flood. Gloria 20 Flores, Pancho 20 Flynn. Jerome 20 Finch. Denise 21 Firmingham, Brett 21 Firmingham. Scott 21 Fox. Irene 21 French. Tonya 21 Fridlins. Bruce 21 Gagnon. Kevin 21 Gagnon, Robin 21 Garcia. Imelda 21 Garcia. Richard 21 Gatica. Allen 21 George. Pat 21 Geraldine. Moore 21 Giguere. Richard 21 Gilliam. Marlin 21 •• denotes high distinction • denotes distinction Goins. Pam 21 Grady. Shirley 21 Graham. Stephen 21 Grappin. Mark 21 Graves. Brian 21 Graves. Donald 21 Green. Angela 21 Gregory. LoriAst 21 Grice. Micheal 21 Grice. Michelle 22 Griffith, John 22 Gurley, Julie 22 Gwilliam. Tom 22 Haeger. Diane 22 Hairston. Terrance 22 Hanshaw. Jackie 22. Harding. Valerie 22 Hargraves. Dennis 22 Harper. Daniel 22 Harriford. June 22 Harris. Latanya 22 Harris. Mark 22 Harris. Michelle 22 Hatherly. Gary 22 Hayes. John 22 Hayward. Laurie 22 Hcercnveen. Sandra 22 Helwig. Leanne 22 Hempcl. Erick 22 Herron, Grant 22 Hicks, John 22 Hill. Sophia 22 Hinson. Deborah 22 Hocking. Laura 22 Hoffman. Julia 22 Hoffman, Tina , 23 Holmes. Darryl 23 Horton. Jeffery 23 Houston. Arthur 23 Howard. Martin 23 Huber, Zana denotes high distinction • denotes distinction 23 Hughes. Dewana 23 Humphrey. Chris 23 Irby. Chris 23 Irby. Kathy 40 Janka. Kristin 23 Jefferson. Laura 23 Jennings. Linda 23 Johnson. Gerald 42 Johnson. Jeffery 23 Johnson. Johnna 23 Jolliff. Dawn ' 23 Jones. Paul 23 Kellerman. Todd 23 Kennedy, Racdean 23 Kassem. Nada 23 Kilburn, Darryl 23 King. Dawn 23 Klebs. Linda 23 Korhonen. Kevin 23 Koteles. Ivonne 24 Krueger. Kevin 42 Kryso. Tammy 24 Kuglcr. Anne 24 Kuta. John 24 179 LaFave, John 24 Lake, Kelly 24 Lam, Sally 24 Lane, Tanya 24 Latham. Kim 24 Lawrence. Robert 24 Lechota, Judy 24 Lee, Cindy 24 Levels, Joe 24 Lewis. Lawrence 24 Lewis. Robert 24 Lewis, Vicki 24 Lichty, Curt 24 Liggins, Charlotte 24 Lipe, Mary 24 denotes high distinction denotes distinction Lithcrland, Brenda 24 Litzey, Monica 24 Ludvigscn, Lisa 24 Lutton. Jeff 24 Lutze, Tom 24 Lynn, Crystal 24 Lyons, James 25 Mach, Cathy 25 Magruder. Maria 25 Mark. Cathy 25 Marston. Matt 25 Martin. Jerry 25 Martinez. Anglo 25 Matten. Sibyl 25 Maynie, John 25 McCoy, Sitko 28 McCoy. Surronnie 29 McFadden, Anthony 25 McGee. David 25 McGrcgory, Marcel 25 McLogan, Helen•• 25 McSwain. Lisa 25 McQueary, Jackie 25 Miller, Andrea 25 Miller, Barbara 25 Miller. Patty 25 Miller, Penny 25 Miller. Tracy 25 Mills, Denise 25 Milne, Kathleen 25 Minore, Stcffan 25 Mitchell. Denise 25 Mitchell. Sheveze 25 Momen. Delores 26 Mooney, Cindy 26 Mooney. Donna 40 Moore, Geraldine 26 Moore, Kelly 26 denotes high distinction denotes distinction Morrow. Matt 26 Moss, Yvonne 26 Munoz, Rick 46 Murphy. Mary 26 Murphy, Shelia 26 Nard. Michael 26 Nelson, Abbey 40 Nelson, Mark 26 Nesbitt, Betty 26 Nichols. Angelia 26 Nieuwenhuis, Kris 26 Nuttlc, Lyn 26 Oliver, Jeffery 26 Orban, Allen 26 Ottaway, Debbie 26 Outlaw, Vivienne 26 Palmer, Nicholas 26 Palovich, Wendy 26 Pavelich. Chris 26 Peters. Andrew 26 Pcttcy. David 26 Photinos, Anna 26 Powell, Rico 27 Pratt, Jeffery 27 Pressley, Christopher 27 Pryor, Tracy 27 Pumfrey, Shelly 27 Rachar, Daniel 27 Ragland, Alfred 27 Rak. Debbie 27 Ramsey, Detrich 27 Ramsey, Melody 27 Reed, Maceo 27 Reeves, Denise 27 Reif, Janette 40 Rembcrt, Donna 27 Reyes, Alcia 27 Reyna, Robert 27 Reynolds, Lori 27 denotes high distinction denotes distinction Rice, Carol 27 Richards, Kim 27 Rider, Debbie 40 Roberts. Robin 27 Roberts. Sharon 27 Roberts. Sherri 27 Robertson, Stephanie 27 Robinson, Rose 27 Rutter, Mark 42 Sanders. Valeric 27 Sanders. Elisabeth 27 Sanders, Marshall 46 Savage. Shirley 28 Schaaf, Kris 40 Schouup, Kim 28 Seymore, Marie 28 Shaylcr, Karen 28 Shedd. Sally 28 Shepard. Penny 28 Shipman. Steve 28 Shook. Verna 28 Sikes. Barbara 28 Simpson. Mark 28 Smith. Gail 28 Smycrs. Carlene 28 Shell. Doug 28 Soincy, Marchcllc 28 Soon, Walter 28 Springer. Paul 28 Stack. Erin 28 Stedman, Dwalyn 28 Stephens. Rhonda 28 Stevens. Debroah 28 Stevens, Karen 28 Strawser, Elizabeth 29 Streeter, Kimberly 29 Strong, Roy 29 Stuart, Sherri 29 Stubbs, Tonya 29 Summerville, LaVonda 29 denotes high distinction denotes distinction Szabo, Stephan 29 Taushcr, Mathew 29 Taylor, Geoffcry 29 Terry, Darnell 29 Thomas. Carl 29 Thomas, Theresa •• 29 Tompkins, Renee 29 Thorton, Lonettc 29 Thorton, Tommy 29 Tillitson, Helen 29 Timmons, Terilyn 29 Trccha, Stacie 29 Trujillo, Susana 29 Vanderson, Enos 29 Van Hurley. Vickie 29 Villagomez, Joseph 29 Villcrreal, Ricky 29 Wagoner, Steven 29 Walker, Andrew 29 Walker, Brenda 30 Wallen, Mark 30 Wamsley, David 30 Walter, Dawn 30 Warren, Donna 30 Washington, Celia 30 Washington. Tracy 30 Weaver, Vickie 30 Weaver, Wendy 30 Wcilcr, Debbie 30 Wclsey, Charles 30 West, Phillip 30 Wheat. Dorothy 30 Williams. Chrito 30 Williams, Donald 30 Williams, Evelyn 30 Williams, Thomas 30 Williams, Tracey 30 Williamson, Lanny 30 Wilson, Barron 30 Wilson, Malcolm 30 denotes high distinction denotes distinction Wilson, Merle 30 Wilson, Michael 30 Wood, Alan 30 Willcnbcrg, James 30 Woods, Jeffery 31 Wright, Latice 31 Wynn, Rick 3| Wynn, Vickie 3| Wynne, Crystal 31 Yax, Jeanette 31 Ycllc, Christine 31 Ycobis, Peggy 31 Younger, Bruce 31 Zaliney. Debbie 31 Zinn, Prentice 46 Zucker, Cindy 31 Zuvala, Cindy 3| denotes high distinction denotes distinction 180 Juniors Adams. Billy 72 Adams. Stan 36 Adkisson. James 72 Aquilal. Diana 72 Alexander. Sharrard 72 Allen. Patty 72 Anderson. Stacy 72 Arcmia. Mary 72 Asta. Alberta 72 Atwater. Brian 72 Bailey. Chuck 72 Baity, Pam 72 Baker. Lori 72 Baker, Tammy 104 Ball. Sharon 72 Ballard. Brad 72 Banyard. Robin 72 Barajas. Maria 104 Barnes. Melody 72 Barrera. Deborah 72 Bartunek. Kenneth 72 Bates. Edna 72 Bathish. Amo 72 Bcaubien. Jon 72 Bennetts. Robin 72 Bergeron. Heidi 72 Binder. Elizabeth 72 Bishop. Mike 72 Bishop. Robert 72 Bishop. Jim 72 Blake. Dan 72 Blake. Tolisha 72 Bolf. Scott 72 Bonner. Terrance 72 Boseman, Victor 72 Boudreau. Cheryl 72 Bowman. Richard 72 Boyce, Demetrius 72 Brabbs. Mark 72 Brady. Debra 72 Breedlove. Kenneth 72 Brown, Carolyn 37 Brown. Gregory 72 Brown. Tammy 72 Buckner. Joy 72 Buford. Rachel 73 Bully. Kim 73 Caballero, Felix 73 Caballero. Monica 73 Carlysle. Michael 104 Cassibo. Joseph 73 Castro. Paul 73 Caudle. Michal 73 Chaput, Tina 73 Chase, Joe 73 Christian. Carol 73 Clarke, Kim 73 Cole. Steve 73 Coleman. Cynthia 73 Coleman. Desiree 37 Coleman, Steve 73 Colvin. Paula 73 Comb, Robin 73 Conover. Diane 73 Conway. Kim 73 Cook. Jane 73 Coon. Norman 73 Cordcr. Felicia 73 Corser, Karin 73 Coscy. Everett 73 Courser. Frank 73 Craig. Mike 73 Craig. Scott 73 Craig. Suzanne 73 Crawford. Tim 73 Crockett. Henry 73 Croft. Howard 73 Crutchfield. Daryll 73 Crutchfield. Shcllandra 73 Cuevas, Tony 73 Cuevas. Vince 73 Cummings. Robert 73 Curtis, Sarah 73 Cuthpert. Tracy 73 Daniels. Alphonzo 104 Dantzler. Kim 73 Davis. Steve 73 Dennis. Janice 73 Denson, Jerald 73 Derring. Casandra 74 Deering. Steve 46 Diaz, Lori 74 Dixon. Linda 74 Doherty. Mike 74 Doscr. Dan 74 Doyle. Diane 74 Drwal. Melody 104 Du. Can To 74 Duff. Mark 74 Duncan. Alvin 74 Duncan. Arturo 104 Duncan. Hugh 74 DuPrcc. Charlotte 74 Dunton, Bruce 74 Dycus. Brad 74 Edwards. Karen 74 Edwards. Terry 104 Elizondo. Vincent 74 Engel. Ken 74 Espinoza, Ramon 104 Evans. Anthony 74 Farrakhan. Sulton 74 Farrell. Susan 74 Fisher, Gary 74 Fisher, Karen 74 Flood. Raymond 74 Flores. Diana 74 Florida. David 74 Ford. Mike 74 Forward. Ellen 74 Foster. Shawn 74 Franklin. India 74 Frost. Ken 74 FuruKawa. Fumie 74 Gagnon. Margaret 74 Garcia. Monica 74 Garner. Greg 74 Garty. Lesa 74 Generes. Larry 74 Gilbert. Ernest 74 Goering, Margie 74 Golden. Jackie 74 Golcr. Rodney 74 Goodrich. Jeff 74 Gove. Brian 44 Grancr. Beverly 75 Greer. Edward 75 Giffel, Michael 75 Griffin. Angela 104 Grigsby. Antonio 75 Guerra. Becky 104 Hadley. Michelle 75 Hales. Brian 75 Hall, Elaine 75 Hans, Kevin 75 Hargraves. Robert 75 Harris. Jackie 75 Harris. Michelle 75 Harrison, Carmen 75 Harrold. Dollene 75 Harrow, Robert 75 Harsch. William 75 Hatcher. Curtis 75 Hearsch, Colleen 75 Heddy. Wally 75 Height. Carla 75 Henderson. Marty 75 Herbert. Marietta 75 Hernandez. Brenda 75 Hcrrcll. Mike 104 Hill, Karen 75 Hill. Karol 75 Hinternish. Jim 75 Hoffman. Stephanie 75 Holton. Russell 75 Horton, Lamar 75 Howard. Pamela 75 Hudson. Samantha 75 Hunt. Mary 75 Hurley. James 75 Ivory. Sylvester 75 Jarvis, James 75 Jenkins, Antonio 44 Jenkins. Tonya 75 Jennings. Sheila 75 Johnson. Darryl L. 75 Johnson. Darryl D. 75 Johnson. Gwen 75 Johnson. Jeff 75 Johnson. Terrance 75 Jones. Angel 76 Jones, Eloise 76 Jones. Serina 76 Jones. Tracie 76 Kcarly, Keiry 104 Kennedy. Douglas 76 Kennedy. Trcdalc 44 King. Dennis 76 King. Pam 76 Kirkland. Rhonda 76 Kinght. Brian 76 Kowalcyk. Lisa 76 Kroll, Mark 76 LaBcrge, Toni 104 Laccwcll, Barbara 76 Lam. Melinda 76 Lanehart. Pamela 104 181 Lanford. Lori 76 Page. Teresa 77 Smith, Freda 79 Larson. Christie ‘4 • 76 Palmer, Renee 77 Smith, Lisa 79 Lawrence. Dorothy 76 Parker. Levon 77 Smith, Gina 79 Lcavy, Earvin 76 Parnell, Derrick 77 Smith, Tracey 79 Lee, Earley 76 Pergc. Libby 104 Amyers, Archie 79 Leslie. Leisa 76 Perry, Eric 77 Snow, Delynn 79 Levcrcttc. Alicia 76 Perzc, Daniel 77 Solis, Sanjuana 79 Like. Jim 76 Peterson. David 77 Spearman. Rhonda 79 Like. Ricky 76 Petley, Robert 77 Spycher, Patti 79 Lipe, Jeff 76 Phelps. Barb 77 Steele, Margaret 79 Locke. Sherry 76 Philpott, Scott 78 Steinbeck, Kim 79 Long. Rowena .. t 76 Pierce, Charlie 78 Stephens. Craig 104 Lozen. Michael 76 Pitts. Andrea 78 Stewart, Debra 104 Lucicr, George 76 Polcik, Stacey 78 Stone, Lisa 79 Luna. Rose 76 Popilek. Lori 78 Strater. Adrea 79 Luster. Diane 104 Post, Jeff 78 Strozier, Roderick 79 Lutton. Kathy 76 Pricbc. Beth 78 Summerville, Carol 79 Lyon. Mary 76 Quine. Julie 78 Swart. Helen 79 Lyon, Nancy 76 Quinn, Kelly 78 Sykes, Alma 79 MacDonald. Katie 76 Quinn, Rhonda 78 Takacs, Kim 79 MacGregor. Doug 76 Rablee, Paul 78 Tally, Benny 104 Malis. Judy 76 Rajewski, Steve 78 Tash, Steven 79 Jones. Margo 104 Ramsey, Donlin 78 Tate, Joana 79 Markley. Michael 76 Ranville, James 104 Taylor, Cathlyn 104 Marshall. Lorenzo 76 Resse. Dcmetris 78 Taylor, Latrina 104 Marshall, Willie 76 Reese. Pam 78 Taylor, Lisa 104 Martin, Anthony 104 Reyna. Donna 78 Tcnbusch, Donna 79 Martin. Darren 76 Rick. Donna 78 Tereau. Lisa 104 Mason. Fred 76 Rivard, Kelly 37 Thibeault, Jacqueline 79 Mayer. Denise 76 Robart, Bob 78 Thomas. Billy 79 McEwen. Melinda 76 Robbins, Ron 78 Thomas, Clifton 79 McGraw. Jesse 76 Roberson. Craig 78 Thomas, Frank 79 McKay, Scott 77 Roberson. Dana 78 Thomas, Pat 79 McKellar. Jeff 77 Robertson. Veroncia 78 Thomas. Tammy 79 McKcown. Wanda 77 Robinson. Carol 78 Thomas, Terry 79 Mclenbrink. Amy 104 Robinson. Larry 78 Thompson. Barb 79 Melenbrink. Ann 77 Robinson, Todd 78 Thompson. Dale 104 Miller. Cindy 77 Robinson. Lauri 78 Thompson, Eric 79 Milne. Robin 77 Roche, Angie 78 Thompson, Lauretta 79 Mitchell. Kena 77 Roderick, Ronda 78 Thompson, Mark 80 Mitchell, Mia 77 Ross. Kevin 78 Thompson, Tellis 44 Mochty, Natalie 77 Royer. Bill 78 Timmons, Kirk 80 Moffil, Rich 77 Rumph, Robin 78 Tower, Carol 80 Montney, Diane 77 Russell. Lisa 78 Townsend. Edward 80 Montney. Mike 77 Ryans, Felicia 78 Tran, Phat 80 Moore. Alfreda 77 Sabin, Jeff 78 Tran, Tam 80 Moore. Angela 77 Sanders, Arlene 78 Treague, Joyce 80 Moore. Tracy 104 Sanders, Greg 78 Tremayne, Robert 80 Morgan. Raymond 77 Sanders. Maxine 78 Trowbridge, Kevin 80 Morris. Jeff 77 Sanders. Pamela 104 Turner, Chris 80 Muller. Jose 77 Sanders, Shereatha 78 Tyler, Maggie 80 Mumford, Eric 77 Sanders, Tresa 78 Uhrig. Chris 80 Murphy, Nancy 77 Sanford, Martin 78 Uhrig, Jerry 80 Neely, Valerie 77 Schmitter, Scott 78 Vandcrkarr. Kelly 80 Nelson. Frances 104 Scott, Aubrey 78 Velasquer. Joe 80 Nelson, Phil 77 Sears, Cindy 79 Villarreal, Preciliana 80 Neville, Ron 77 Shaw, Lisa 79 Wales, Laura 80 Nickerson. Greg 77 Shook. Jacqueline 79 Wallen. Mike 104 Nieuwenhuis, Dana 77 Shuart, Pat 79 Walraven, John 80 Noponen. Mark 77 Sikes, Barbara 79 Wamsley, Matlena 80 Nord, Patrick 77 Silvernail, Kim 79 Walter, Daren 80 O’Conner, Matt 77 Simmons, Tyvana 101 Ward, Jeff 80 Odom. Grady 77 Simon, Terry 79 Ware, April 80 Ogden, Scott 77 Sims, Crystal 78 Washington. Bruce 80 Ogg, Jeff 77 Sizemore. Jeff 79 Washington. Cynthia 80 Olsick, Dave % 77 Skinderier, Kathy 79 Watts. Brenda 80 Overby, Subil 77 Smith, Angie 79 Weaver, Jerry 80 182 Webster, Steve 80 Brandon, Felicia 84 Edward, Wayne Webster, Steve 80 Braun, Stacy 84 Espinoza, Robert Welsh, Terry 80 Breedlove, Florice 84 Evans, Brian Wehrli, Wendy 80 Brock. Holly 84 Evans, Darryl Weiler, Nancy 80 Brown. Deborah 84 Fejedlem, Tom Wesson, Jackie 80 Brown. Debbie 84 Fernandez, Robert Wet, Richard 80 Brown, Kevin 4 84 Fischer, Vicki Whitmore, Stanley 80 Brown, Mike 84 Fitchett, Tami Wilburn. Michelle 80 Bryan, David 84 Flint, Julie William, Angela 80 Bruman, Debra . 84 Fogel, Harrison Williams, Bobby 80 Buckner, Kent 84 Franklin, Sabrina Williams, Diane 80 Buford. Russell 84 Franklin, Stephanie Williams, Drew 80 Burbank. Terry 84 Frazier. Randy Williams, Traci 80 Burks. Lynettc 85 French, Steve Willingham, Bryan : . Burroughs. Kathryn 85 Frey, Patrick Wiley, Derrick 44 Butts, James 104 Furgc, Beth Wilson, David 104 Caballero. Tina 85 Gallaspy. Reggie Wilson, Mary 80 Campbell, Andrew 85 Gaines, Cammie Wilson. Merle 80 Campbell, Stephanie 85 Gatewood, Michael Withcy, David 42 Cardinal, Larry 85 Gatica, Deanna Wren, Lynsharon 104 Carlysle, John 85 Giddings, Sherolyn Wright. Katrenia 80 Carothcrs, Shannon 85 Gilbert, Debbie Yardborough, Stephanie 80 Carr, Wilcrcd 85 Gilbrian, John Yax, William 80 Carson, Bryan 104 Gocckcr. Eric Yehle, Steve 80 Cassibo, Joseph 104 Good. Patrick York, John 80 Centers, Rodney 85 Goodman, Bruce Zacharian, Rachel 80 Chandler, Stacey 85 Gonzalez, Robcn Zalizny. Suzy 80 Cheatom, Stephanie 85 Goss, Lorie Zickafoose, Doris 80 Chewe. Marcia 85 Gove, Wendi Zuwala, Eric 80 Clark. Kelly 85 Graham, Angie r' Clark. Pam 85 Graves. Robert Clark, Stacia 85 Gray. Joseph Sophomores Collins, Mary Collins, Michael 85 85 Green. James Grcenbcrry, John Coney, Greg 85 Greening, Michelle Convis, Mark 85 Greer. Roy Adams, Lisa 84 Conway, George 85 Griffin, Shawn Allen. David 84 Cook, Cathy 85 Griffith, Victoria Allen, Scott 84 Copland. Alvis 85 Grubbs, Joseph Alston, Joyle 84 Corbriss, John 85 Gulkaros, Ruben Anderson. Cindy 84 Cortez, Joe 85 Guterrez, Lori Anderson, James 84 Counts, William 85 Hamilton. Robert Anglin, Dave 84 Cousins, Tom 85 Hargis, Tracie Ansclmo, Maria 84 Couture, Sandy 85 Harrison. Kendra Arlow, Robert 84 Crabtree, Tom 85 Harrison. Terry Backstrom, Willis 84 Crawford, Bryan 85 Harston, Ellis Back. Rongal 84 Crawford, Toleasha 85 Hartfield, Robert Barreh, Diane 84 Crockett, Denaldo 85 Hastings. Debbie Bates, Joel 84 Culpepper. Carla 85 Havgen, Michelle Baxter, Stacy 84 Dana, Shirley 85 Hawkins. Michael Beasley, Cynthia 84 Daniels. Gabriel 85 Hayes, Beth Becoats, Mark 84 Davis. Karen 85 Haywood, Nicole Bell. Brandy 84 Delbridge, Donald 85 Haywood, Wally Benjamin, Regina 84 de los Santos, Gwillermo 85 Hclwig, Michelle Berlanga, Kathy 84 Dennis, John 85 Hendrix, Phil Beverly, Crystal 84 Dickenson, Jeff 105 Henry, Darwin Bigelow. Hollic 84 Dickson, Scott 86 Hicks. Dan Billingsley, Edward 84 Dixon. Dandrea 85 Hicks. Marcia Bingham, Roger 84 Dixon. Doug 105 Hill, Janice Blake. Gayla 84 Donlan. Michael 86 Hill. Kellie Blake. Steve 84 Dupeza. Terri 86 Hines. Shawna Blake. Terry 84 Durecki, Jeff 86 Hocking, Wayne Bloom. Lisa 84 Dye, Jacqueline 86 Hoffman, Susan Boone. Amye 84 Dyer, Benita 105 Hohncr, Craig Boone, Bobby 84 Eashoo, Mark 86 Houston, James Bourcicr. Gene 84 Eberhandt, Mike 86 Humphrey, Joe Boyer. Ken 84 Edwards, Liz 86 James, Donna 86 105 86 86 86 105 86 86 86 86 86 86 86 86 86 86 86 86 86 86 86 86 86 86 86 86 86 86 86 86 86 86 86 86 86 87 87 87 87 87 105 87 87 87 87 87 87 87 87 87 87 87 87 87 87 87 87 87 87 87 87 87 87 87 87 87 87 183 Jackson. Mike 44 Janka, Karl 105 Jenkins. Kenny 87 Jennings. Casey 87 Johnson. Anthony 44 Johnson. Aaron 87 Johnson. Dana 87 Johnson. Darion 87 Johnson. Mike 87 Johnson. Stacey 87 Jones. David 87 Jones. Loracc 44 Jones. Sandra 105 Jose. Jesus 87 Judd. Randy 87 July, Tim 87 Kale. Leslie 88 Kassem. Nassar 88 Kennedy. David 88 Kennedy. Tredalc 88 Ketterer. Mary 88 Kilburn. Mike 88 King. Bernie 88 Klebs. Michele 88 Korhonen. Charmaine 88 Kryso. Becky 88 Kucal. Kris 88 Kuasnicka. Bret 88 Lai. Ann 88 Lai. Tuong 88 Lam, Alice 88 Lam. Kim 88 Lambert. Marty 88 Lawson. Tania 88 Lee. Ronald 87 Lenox, John 88 Lentz. Shari 88 Lewis. Donetta 88 Liquia. Tammy 88 Limbrick, Krystal 88 Limon. Juan 88 Little. WEndy 88 Lloyd. Darrin 88 Lloyd. Darrly 44 Luna. Rcbbccca 88 Lutton, John 88 Lynn. Paula 88 Lutze, Michelle 88 Lyons, Randy 88 MacDonald, Deanna 88 MacDonald, Sean 88 Mack. Michael 88 Mair, Anne-Elisc 88 Manych, Tim 88 Massey. Jeff 88 Matthews. Roberts 88 McBride. Monica 88 McClinton. Mark 88 McFarlene, Jeff 88 McColby, Donette 89 McNair. George 89 Middleton, Joe 89 Miller. Angela 89 Miller, Gary 89 Miller. Harold 89 Miller, Kim 89 Munarik, Mike 89 Mitchell, John 89 Montgomery, Larry 89 Mooney, Reginia 89 Moore. Cassandra 89 Moore, Dawn 89 Moore, John 89 Moore, Terrie 89 Morgan. Bill 89 Murphy. Kathy 89 Murray. Wayne 89 Nelson. Angela 89 Nelson. Anthony 105 Nichols. Tonya 89 Norman, Patricia 89 Oates, Sheri 89 Oliva, Sue 89 Osborne. Saleta 89 Palmorc, Carl 89 Parker, Angelo 89 Parker, Tammy 89 Parker, Tony 89 Patterson, Neal 89 Patterson. Rene 89 Pavowski. Mark 89 Perry. Christine 89 Phifer. Rhonda 89 Pierce. Jim 89 Pierce. Kathryn 89 Pinter, Chris 89 Pitts. Veronica 89 Ponder. Aretha 89 Port, Author 89 Porter. Bobby 89 Potter, Jim 89 Powell. Joe 90 Propes, Tammy 105 Pryor. Stacey 90 Quine, Joey 90 Raglon, Therman 90 Rak, Jim 90 Ransom, Tony 90 Reed. Henry 90 Reid. Angie 90 Reese. Derrick 90 Richards, Shawn 90 Richardson. Eric 90 Richardson. Lenora 90 Riggs. Arnold 90 Robb, Tom 90 Robbins, Chris 90 Roberts, Brian 90 Robertson. Todd 90 Robinson. Garland 90 Rose. Ralph 90 Ross. Brian 90 Ross. Marvin 105 Roznowski. Gina 90 Ruddy. Tom 90 Rumbcl, Barb 90 Ruffin, Cynthia 90 Russo. David 90 Sales, Cheryl 105 Sanders. Howard 90 Sarchett, Tim 90 Saylor, Stuart 90 Schoof, Joe 90 Schaupp, Kathy 90 Scott. Harold 90 Sears. Rhonda 90 Swerence, Tammy 90 Sheppard. Alberta 90 Shoup. Stuart 90 Sibley, Debra 90 Sibley. Deirdre 90 Simmons. Darryl 90 Simmons. Mia 90 Simpson. Debbie 90 Simmons. Terrance 90 Simpson. Mary 90 Sly, Stacy 91 Smith, James 91 Smith. Valerie 91 Smith, William 91 Sodcrblom. Kirk 91 Snow. Darwin 91 Sprung. Michele 91 Stanfield, Lisa 105 Stein. Charles 91 Stein, Kim 91 Stevens, Desiree 91 Stirling, Jill 91 Stover, Jill 91 Storey, Jesse 91 Strang. Jim 91 Strange. Tracy 91 Streby, Dave 91 Strozier, Osylin 91 Sumrall, Gail 91 Sykes. Bobby 91 Tarrants, Mark 91 Taylor, Jerry 91 Taylor. Mark 91 Tcamer. Mitchell 91 Tedford, Frazier 91 Tho, Nguyen 91 Thomas, Jim 91 Thomas, John 91 Thomas. Patricia 91 Thomas, Ronald 91 Tran, Chau 91 Tucker. Yvette 91 Valdez, Darrin 105 Valentine, Triscena 91 Vaughn, Brian 91 Veasley, Alvin 91 Verser, Thelritta 91 Villagomez. Brenda 91 Villcrcal, Mike 91 Vines. Vickie 91 Washington. Robyn 91 Watson. Maurice 91 Warda, Tom 91 Warren. Linda 91 Webb, Anthony 92 Webb. Brian 92 Welsh. Donna 92 Westbrooks, Stephanie 105 Whalen, Jennifer 92 Whetstone, Rcnic 92 White. Maurice 92 Whiting, Reggie 92 Wilding. Jill 92 Wiley, Carlos 92 Williams. Terrane 92 184 Williams, Tyrone 92 Willingham. Holly 92 Willis. Tcnnso 92 Wise. Angel 92 Wise. Rochcll 92 Wilson. David 92 Wogaman, Dwayne 105 Woods. Brian 92 Wright. Lisa 92 Wright. Mark 44 Yclle, Cynthia 92 Young. Brian 92 Youngblood, Debra 92 Yville. Rick 105 Freshmen Abbott. Jim 96 Abraham, Elizabeth 96 Abraham. Kenneth 96 Aquilar. Albert 96 Alexander. Scott 96 Ames. Beth 96 Amodia. Ronald 96 Anderson. Terrance 96 Archer. Lori 96 Asta. John 96 Atkins. John 96 Bacon. John 96 Badder, Tammy 96 Baldwin, Symone 96 Ballard, Charles 96 Banks, Darrell 96 Barber, Heather 96 Barboza. Tina 96 Barnes. Cheri 96 Bashir, Tiffany 96 Batchelor, Steven 96 Bathish, Ramzy 96 Beard. Aron 96 Beaubicn. Tom 96 Beauregard. Steven 96 Becker. Hope 96 Bell. Alberta 96 Binder. John 96 Blackwell, Devonah 96 Blakely, Lisa 96 Bane, Jennifer 96 Boone, Carlene 105 Boone, Richard 96 Booth. Sabrina 96 Bosworth. Don 96 Brackins, Edward 96 Broach. Clarence 96 Brown. Angela 96 Brown. Kim 96 Brown. Reesa 96 Bluford. Alex 96 Buford. Beverly 96 Buford. Tjuana 96 Burk, David 96 Burt. Travcnna 97 Butts, James 97 Buzzard. Chris 97 Caballero. Frank 97 Calhoun. John 97 Campbell. Sherri 97 Clark. Adrian 97 Cole, Kim 97 Colish, Brian 97 Colley. Sharon 97 Collins. Damita 97 Comb, Christina 97 Conover. Mark 97 Conway, Lynn 97 Cook, Bill 97 Cook. Chris 97 Cooper. Russel 97 Corder, Tammy 97 Coty. Matt 97 Countryman. Michelle 97 Cramer. David 97 Crawford. Steven 97 Croft, Harold 97 Cross. Madeline 97 Danner. Steve 97 Dantzler. Adrian 97 Dapper, Given 97 Davis, Belenda 97 Davis, Calvin 97 Davis. David 97 Davis, Jim 97 Davis. Wyvetta 97 Day. Brian 97 Deering, Anthony 97 Dickson, Gina 97 Dixon. Donnel 97 Dixon, Sheran 97 Dokes. Serena 97 Donnelly. Andrea 97 Drake, Tammy 97 Duckett. Robert 97 Duncan. Sam 97 Dunn. Michael 97 Dyer, Tamala 98 Eaglin. Monica 98 Easter, Tony 98 Edwards. Michelle 98 Elk. Lisa 98 Ellard, Shannon 98 Ethcrly. Woody 98 Evans, Rhonda 98 Fairhurst. Donald 98 Farmer. Scott 98 Flippen. Carol 98 Foster, Leslie 98 Foy, Kim 98 Franklin. Ken 98 Frederick. Laquita 98 Frost, Terra 98 Fykes. Lester 98 Gagnon. Karen 98 Gantos. Danny 98 Garrard, Paul 98 George. Katie 98 George, Tracy 98 Gibbs. Craig 98 Gilliam. Darryl 98 Goldfarb, Marsha 98 Goldstein. Joel 98 Goldstein. Myron 98 Goodell. Michelle 98 Gray, Joseph 98 Green, Alex 98 Greene, Terence 98 Greening. Michele 105 Greer, Darryl 98 Griffin, Gloria 98 Gully, Gail 98 Gutierrez, Tessie 98 Hadley. Donna 98 Haddley, Marante 98 Hairston, Tonia 98 Hale. Darryl 98 Haley. Janet 98 Hansen. Logan 99 Hardnett. Darlynda 99 Harrison. Ron 99 Haywood, Colette 99 Henderson, Marie 99 Hendrix. Sabrina 99 Henley. Paul 99 Herman. Kelly 99 Henry. Dewayne 99 Hicks. Beverly 99 Hicks, William 99 Hiteshaw, Scott 99 Hoffman, Nicky 99 Holbel. Tim 99 Holbrook. Dandrick 99 Hooten, Michael 99 Hopcraft, Lynn 99 Hudson. Nicole 99 Hunt. Marvin 99 Hunter. Kim 99 Hurd. Jeffrey 99 Jackson, Deon 99 Jackson, Felisha 99 James, Emmitt 99 Jefferson. Ray 99 Jenkins, Andre 99 Jenkins. Andrea 99 Jenkins. Angie 99 Jennings, Dudley 99 Jermany, Vincent 99 Johnson. Carlton 99 Johnson, Deloris 99 Johnson, Michelle 99 Johnson, Richard 99 Johnson, Sharice 99 Kendall, Kyra 99 Kellogg. John 99 Jones. Antoinette 99 Jones. Andre 99 Kersey. Leslie 99 Kettler, Susan 99 Kleinedler, John 99 Knap. Dennis 99 Kondon. Paul 100 Kubik. Steve 100 Lake, David 100 Lake. Duane 100 Lane. Marcus 100 Laury, Sheila 100 Lavengood, Brant 100 Lawrence, Willie 100 Lay, Crystal 100 Lee. Leanne 100 Licquia, Doug 100 185 Lillieberg. Steve Limon, Olga 100 100 Roderick, Steven Russell, Lynn 101 101 Faculty Lipe, Susan 100 Saddler. Bart 101 Lucier, Matthew 100 Samuels. Chcvas 101 Liverscdge, Debbie 100 Sanders. Laura 101 Abbott, MaryLou 128 MacGregor, Eddie 100 Sanders, Phillip 101 Atwater, Pat 128 Madison, Anthony 100 Schafer, Todd 101 Barrett, William 125 Malis, Mary Lou 100 Schultz, Tiffany 101 Bearden. Ray 128 Marshall, Leta 100 Sharp, Latanya 101 Bell. Clyde 129 Martin. Renee 105 Shelton. Laura 101 Belveal, Jan 129 Martin, Todd 100 Shepard. Rodney 101 Benish, John 129 Martin, Toye 100 Shoultes. Mike 101 Berent. David 112 Matthews, Stephan 100 Shulman, David 102 Bland. Virginia 128 McCann. Kristy 100 Skelton, Angelo 102 Bograkos, Tim 109 McCants, Janna 100 Slater, Michael 102 Borchclt, Irvin 128 McFarlane. Steve 100 Smith, Cheryl 102 Brown, Evelyn 110 McGee, Marcia 100 Spohn, Julie 102 Brown, Leona 124 McGhan, Maria 100 Sprague. Karen 102 Brown, Richard 128 McGraw, Catherine 100 Slradtfield, Bruce 101 Burroughs, Tom 125 McLoud, Holly 100 Steele, Franklin 102 Cabell, June 129 Mills. Jo 100 Stephen, James 102 Calef, Jean 108 Mills. Larry 100 Stewart, Frank 102 Calvo, Margarita 129 Mincrt, Amy 100 Stokes. Rhonda 102 Carroll, Richard 112 Montgomery, Jill 100 Strawdser, Jerome 102 Coleman, Camille 129 Moore, David 100 Strozier, Kelvin 102 Collins, Helen 130 Moore, James 100 Sumrall, Tim 102 Coplin, Thelma 110 Morris, Keith 100 Szabo. Tony 102 Cook, Christine 130 Mosley, Brenda 100 Talley, Neil 102 Corser, Maureen 130 Mosley. Marlon 100 Taylor. Matt 102 Crowder, Donald 106 Mundale, Marcia 106 Taylor. Terry 102 Davis. JoAnn 131 Murray, Mary 100 Tcdford, Ralph 102 Dobson. Phyllis 131 Naganshc, Vivian 100 Tenbusch, Mike 102 Ebmeycr, Sally 131 Nicholis, Monica 100 Tereau, Daniel 102 Eufinger, Joe 130 Nics, Tina 100 Thames, Robert 102 Ewing, Jack 130 Nobles. Gregory 100 Thibault, Susan 102 Foos, Joe 130 Nowlin, Jim 101 Thompson, Stacey 102 Garrett, Matthew 108 Ogden, Dan 101 Thorton. Debbi 102 Gatz, Gail 110 Oliver. Randy 101 Thorton. Diane 102 Givens. Dixie 131 Olivo, Matt 101 Thorton, Raynett 101 Gleason. Dale 131 Overman, Lisa 101 Thrclheld. Traci 102 Goering, Sue 131 Pacheco, Vince 105 Tolbert, Dcshon 102 Gooch, Stan 58 Parks, Jeffery 101 Townsel, Rcco 102 Goulet, Nora 130 Pcqucs, Ken 66 Tulgetske. Terry 102 Graves, Jerald 130 Person. Reggie 101 Turner, Constantia 102 Green, Eylastine 130 Petrich, Mary 101 Turner, Jeff 102 Guenther. Roy 131 Phillips, Alicia 101 Turpen. Andrew 102 Guzak, Robert 112 Phillips, Laura 101 Vance, Sandy 102 Haffner, Richard 131 Pigg, Floyd 101 Vandcrkarr, Scott 105 Hall, Yvonne 113 Powell, Lynn 101 Vaughn, Tim 102 Hamilton. Judy 131 Powers. Alex 101 Visner, Michael 102 Harper, Doris 132 Pruitt. Alicia 101 Wambo. Chris 102 Harris. Bcttye 132 Quartes, Randall 101 Ward, Tony 102 Hill. Fred 132 Quick. Bryan 101 Warner, Relanda 102 Hinman, Gerald 113 Ramirez, Herm 101 Washington, Lance 102 Holec, Robert 133 Ramsdell, Jennifer 101 Watts, Daniel 102 Holt. Curtis 133 Randal, Joseph 101 Webb, Matthew 103 Ignotov. Sophie 133 Randels, Jennifer 101 Welsh. Valerie 105 Ireland, Fred 132 Rawls. Willie 101 Westbrook, Kim 103 Ivory, Sylcan 132 Ray. Darren 101 Williams, Thedas 103 Jackson, Carol 132 Raymond, Dcrcck 101 Willingham, Brian 103 Jennings. Martin 133 Redding. Tcresc 101 Wilson, Ivan 103 Kareck, James 133 Reeves, Sharon 101 Wimberly, Sonya 103 Koskinen, Art 133 Renie, Wendy 101 Winkfield. Julie 103 Kramer, Jackie 132 Reyna. Eddie 101 Wise, Crystal 103 Kreiger, Carl 132 Ricketts, Steven 101 Wisler, Wade 103 Leach, Joanne 110 Roberts. Chandra 101 Wooten, Tammy 103 Leaveck. Pat 132 Robinson, Douglas 101 Zachariah, Mary 103 Logan, Dick 125 186 9 Maclean, Ray 133 Mazzie, Len 133 McDaniel, Gary 133 McDaniel, Robert 134 McLean. Ken 134 Melzow, William 113 Menzie, Lovelle 134 Metcalfe. Candy 125 Moreno, Mary 124 Myrklc, Ralph 135 Nassic, George 135 Nassif, Jeanette 135 Newby, Bonnie 134 Nies, Robert 125 O’Neal, Pearene 134 Paraschos, Sam 128 Parks. Donna 135 Parola, Shirley 135 Payne, Fred 113 Pctrich, Helmut 135 Piew, Ronald 125 Plourde, Richard 134 Powers, Kirk 134 Ramsdel, Richard 134 Richardson 125 Rochell, Karen 135 Serr, Bob 135 Simpson, Juan 135 Taylor, Jack 136 Tipper. William 106 Turner, Gary 136 Turner, Vivian 136 Usery, Jeff 125 Vance, Mike 137 Veaslcy. Joyce 110 Vest, Fred 137 Walker, Frank 137 Waller, Dorothy 136 Watson, Larry 49 Wilhelm, Herbert 110 Willey, Richard 109 Winchester. Deborah 136 Zimmer, Janice 136 187 188