Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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FL PM n . ,.,, EPRDSPECTUS ,gg THE Yun Book vuau.sm:u av Tm: We .sruoznr som! pq ' lHl5lLgC'rIT00L I ,JL x, xfjpywfrgwug .,, iw W ,S b , Q, 3,1535 if wh ,,V, 1 K' j,, J,-M , V5 X Wy, l ww X j 5WQSmy-1si'WEZnL1'iff ,EE - 'A , M fig ' WfkQ iil3l4 2 5 wif Q10 2 21 1 ill-13f l3 mmsm2a:,1,fQ:ESP' ,,1,,,wyg b' ww YO 29 V- ,fq . lUJ54'f,.gV,,fjgf9 ,vu3, ,'! ,yf 5,3fm 1 Xb ff H 5? mg? fimmivw'LW? 'Li W Msfwf 1 if Ui' fi 'EEWEfls'V5 ? fWW.' Fifi ,4iW W X .f I I .,..:f,,,,-.., ', ffg1E?gf3i- M Q'K M x , ', ', , ',4 . M QMWQMMMWQQM? , Q IMQ 2 JM3?f,1iMu,af. ,Wi PROSPECTUS 1 1964 Centrai High Schoof Flint. Miahlgan J MISS VERNITA KNIUHY ,Y ,A Seniors Activities Underelassmen Sports Academies Index 1974 1964 1954 1944 1934 1924 1984 W .1. S5 it I , 5 .iw-Q' W . , XR , I W ' V 9 ,Un Rh'-'V '-ulIn.:n 4, f,a ,,n,lx+ num Luk! Hua . 1 .',.. f 1 Ln I Isl GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM ,WD 3 , I 51 mt, yykqkfh xuh lpurt XMllx.m- N111 wr Ilmlmlvr I UI- RMA mpg ur- k.l1lm.l1 I 1984 starts the seventh decade of Flint Central High School in its present location. The 1984 PROSPECTUS, while chronicling the events and personalities of the current school year, takes a casual look back at The Way We Were in the decades of the past. l ' x ,il '- lnm lxrvllu Nfl' QR. .ugly hmrrl illvmh. S, , 1- 3 .L- fx pf - '41-Kr , V 1 ,...r 1 :Q M - N 3 5 , .QA ' , - Sax V I flip! ' N W. ,,,,, x mv I,,,, NW, ,,,, G.,..,1,,,, lm., ph Dm-44, vmfmhl--and rr--U. auymfmd Lwm.-f. Dummy an-an n M Mn. rm. nm as. 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Gayla Blake Lisa Bloom Amye Boone Gene Bourcier SENIORS-Page Seventeen Ken Boyer Stacy Braun Debbie Brancheau Holly Brock Kandara Brown Kevin Brown Qy..-f .r Debra Bruman Russell Buford Rodney Bullock Terry Burbank Tina Caballero Andrew Campbell Shannon Carothers Larry Cardinal Page Eighteen-SENIORS Lynette Burks Brooke Burroughs 'f'fTf'w Ae T 'B 'o' f 'er' T AAVA 'V .YK ' Q W . ,Aly A Stephanie Campbell John Carlysle Rosa Castillo Marcia Chewe Tim Chi Clayton Church Debbie Church Kelly Clark Mackie Clemmons 1924 il llll.XlX 4 ill HNF lbllrggc lMp.irxinmx K wlllex' ' .lime mail fir M ilnlllilli' li fm' ni YUXN l,lf,XX l5 i'l..ll7l3Ul'1l 7 'li flu ll.1Egll3'.x'l'l!3gl fxjtlllfb-L.' . lil:-Y lhwulciit, '23 l lmxwmzf, K l'xrn'.ic'1al Nwuijx E3 Tiruclcm lilflllkfll, '23 Nfl -filer' fail' ir !'.'ruxf1rfmr'zll lil,-ll,pX Q1,Xl snow Xlixul Cfuurw Ife.'fm'.x! rn zwrk ,ll'li'Iiifl1fxj to ull, Lil-2URLSli C 151 lR'lNFlliY Xlixcd Course Hr imtli the zrmlfmrz fha! guzklm has mlm W Xl-Xllilklilfll' xl,AXNl,i l,XQJYll,li ---f Xl.,ig'l Clcrllugmf Prcpairzztury Course Girl Rcwrxwp Bmxstcr Club A Dulvh iumfrnlllu X l. XRS' l3lll,li,li EDEN,-XR Ckwmmcrciail Clkmrw Cjlcl: C ,... lub. 21. 221 Lutm Cilulx 22. Sccrclznry X14 '1.c'ad Klmfly l,i,f1hI' on a parlor uV,mzz'zk' fx 3RO'l 'l' lY llxvll fxlixccl C11 rural: Hliclruzp ' i- XR'l'l ll'R ll'l.eXR,Ol-l3 l'Jll3l3lil.l, 'r--fr Rui Mixed f,:K'7Llf'fC UAH hour glgzmu ' SENIORS-Page Nineteen Valencia Collins Theresa Coty Carla Culpepper Darlene Davis Scott Dickson Page TwentyYSENIORS Mark Convis Tom Cousins Lillian Cummings Karen Davis Douglas Dixon L , George Conway John Corbliss Sandra Couture Brian Crawford 'ff Shirley Dana Gabriel Daniels Michelle Davis Lisa DeDolph D'Andrea Dixon Mike Donlan Terri Dupcza Mark Eashoo Trisa Easlick Terri Edwards Robert Espinoza Jeffery Durecki Jacqueline Dye ol . Rabi! Sthiih Band. Orvhestrsx. The xmifh, rx migghfy num in PH. Rhrdl Smith Hockey 1: Basketball 1. 2: Basehall 2: G. A. A. 1. 2: Student CI:-unvil 1: Com'l Activity 3. 4. kZrf'r'Ilrnrr ix thr rerrnrfi of Ifilfrnltu Yifginia Smith Commercial Club. Hui me no buts. Eleanor Snitz Basketbalk 1. 2. 3: Lin brary. Upfimi.vm In rx atimulfua! M Hin hfurf, Clarence Snnnanstine Khem Klub 3, 4, 5, 6: Kaleidoscope 4. Nw nmn run ahxzu hi: dvi. tiny. Charles Sparks Prospectus 5. 6: Junior Pres. 3, 4: Soghomnre President 1, 2: . kipgers Club: Debating 1, , 3, 4: 'Declamation 2: Ora' tory 4. Mllaufinrmff Ia as lmmimmp ll024!.l,H 'tl Benita Dyer 3'-khtrhz-3' Hmikvr Huvizsi ?FT4'if'l1fvl'!e111 Y Z, 3, 'fiszmraxvl Hwrwrfera' I.itm ary 51-wriwy LZ, ff. Khfvm Klub 3, 1. if, ilrwf-1111 ,xml fauuu '1 hfffvl. fiimumr 3-itanabmzgh NM nu: rrlszfzyfs in 5,-frm! hrnvmr . Gladys Suu-klry Hn:-lkvibdzll 3, 42 'Faraw- hnrll 3. 4g Attend :1 use Clfnve 3. 4, Ei. bln fx Nm' uh-i rf-im: bf :urn lfiirrl-infgf' Glenn Sk-wma Bkmtbnll -tg 'i-lzrssr-ball I, 3: Iizmkettmil Mgr. 3: Intrumurai Spurka 3. 4. 5. 63 Chmftzxins Cinb 6' Iwiin Vinh 'I 'V Kw- .. 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Soffbofl G. CLYDE DODDIYR EDWIN A, DODDS, Ir. .if , : rv' it A , W vvvv E 3 :: :i,,.:vf ' Fe, :Q ,K Q,-I ' m 1,4 .5 .,V' -7 is K r .k..' ,,,,,-fk ' far, ', ,z ,fm X' - ee . A 12 gg I ii'lt A , ., 'II if I II II 5 I ' h II on ETSI: I , I , '.' ' 'ff f, A V3 W5 -. 1 . fra'-we , '1 ,.- . 4+ 2' 4 A ,:,. V fi, In .4 c xr J 112- , ' I ty v VV hh,I . - M 1 I '- f, f I, ' 21:1 174536 5. 4 4 it 2 f: prim! - :fig . fir ,,5, 5 sf 9' 'sw I ff f Q N , r as M: J 1 2, 'I 1.154 Ll- 5 ji 12511, 1 . , 1,95-, ,1,fiae:,g,zf-4, ngzvvff' ' -- ggi .1 .,-mafia. I V, ,Vg , -2 V ,.'2:f3'-gy! T' -:if-' . tin F gf -1:16 '- f 5: - 4 V I:,. , ,. 3 Page Twenty-two-SENIORS Daryl Evans Steve French U , Tom Fejcdelem Robert Fernandez I Vicki Fischer la l Julie Flint Stephanie Franklin Reiner Friedrich Beth Furze Deanna Gatica Marc Gavagan Eric Gfleckef Ruben Gonzalez Wendi Gove James Green Keith Hampton Traci Hargis 13 1:5 , I Beth Hayes Nicole D. Haywood ,I Debbie Gilbert John Gilliam Patrick Good Bruce Goodman i J 7 . as ir ga a'e l 1 iff D., J l api J Shawn Griffin Vicky Griffith Lii 4-J Kendra Harrison Michelle Haugen if - E51 J ' James Haggaton Evelyn Helcher SENIORS-Page Twenty-three Monica Hemper Phillip Hendrix Marcia Hicks Kellie Hill Shauna Hines Wayne Hocking Q15 M517 5 .,s s 1 if --Qui , . , l ou l A Craig Horner Susan Hoffman James Houston I ! ,y ,fr X, 1 R Janice Hill Kim Hoedeman Linda Howard 1 9 5 urer,, Student scope, Tczlem Show, Henry Hauer 4 Charles Hzxyton 1 ww-.qi Casey Jennings Carrie Johnson Dana Johnson Page Twenty-Four-SENIORS Darion Johnson l A-vs Mia Johnson Sharice Johnson Randy Judd Tim July Jonathan Kellogg Walter Kellogg V l., Q if Charmaine Korhonen Rebecca Kryso Tania Lawson William Ledbetter RX -23 Sandra Jones Andrean Kalamis Mary Ketterer is ,. Kristine Kucal Tammy Licquia -ev Kim Jones Nasser Kassem 0' 1, of-P .sa , iii I I l Q ' I if 1 Bernard King III 5 r 'J , .5 3 j , .. -i Bret A. Kvasnicka Krystal Limbrick SENIORSxPage Twenty-Five M Q of if f ., , l ff' 5 f 1 l A 'Y W Darry R. Lloyd Michelle Lutze Anne Elise Mair Robert E. Matthews Rebecca Luna Debra McCarty Tim Manych Monica McBride ,. , V. ,, , , ,Y . :Q v 10 5217, 1 5 gy? 1 'ff z ? ' f' V 4 gl 306 5 g fa x, , , kr- 2 J 1 -A f' I 3 I ' ' a- r ., - - ,1c'iuf'Q ' ' , + Q as f 2 E Iii' 14- Q I I .. - ffl: , , I , ,l l bl li.. John Lutton Heiner Luntz V l J fi' , Chris MacDonald Deanna MacDonald De'Van Marks I Jeff Massey ,, ,Jn 4 fx. , t ft-e f ' T , yyy W , re f if e L? Sean McDonald Paul McIntosh Nathan McLaurin George McNair Angela Miller Gary Miller Page Twenty-SixfSENlORS i 'Q - W M . Si 2 4' fX . li? W is H 1' W -NEG-4Eia..rk:-'fliefi ,--, . K -f ' M M rw , f l E If V f 1 ls . .. H f . l . . ' ' A lf 3 B H V im 4 Uv ,awful 'wifi f A V Q M K-2. an R . all if ' -li ef Q rr ,Sa S. .r-.r . M '? J M if I E 2 'M WN 'E Q 1964 r i i ff f I Q V Q If ,,,. ,, 1 l 2 ' M NI ' .,..+......,r Kim Miller Mike Minarik Regina Monney Barbara Moore john Moore Terri Moore William Morgan James Moton Kathy Murphy Wayne Murray Anthony Nelson Paul Newton L SENIORS-Page Twenty-Seven Cheryl Oates Anthony Od0m Charles Osborn Saleta Osborne . ,xx Vincent Pacheco Carl Palmore Angelo Parker AHlOl'1i0 Parker 12' ls ' i ' lr lrt so Xia? V- fl A .-, William Parker Mark Pavwoski Christine Perry Neal Peterson is Nc., Rene D, Peterson Rhonda Phifer Katie Pierce Christopher Pinter Michelle Plamonden Bobby Porter Tim Potter Tammy Propes Page Twenty-Eight-SENIORS X N498 Stacy Pryor Anja Pueschel Joel Quine Jimmy Rak .N K, c s' Sherman Raglon Angi Reed Henry Reed Derrick Reese Shawn Richards Eric Richardson Michelle Rivette Thomas Robb Christine Robbins Karen Robinson a ,AWE 'iii .. ll by J i fs ,Xl . 'fr' 'Y Brian Ross Ralph Rose 1974 SENIORS-Page Twenty-Nine '75fU S Gina Roznowski Timothy Sarchett Harold C. Scott Thomas Ruddy Barbara Rumbel David Russo ,as--1 ',gi'Q'I' f , fs: , AQ? f54f ,4' ,ff , :g a 1, ' ,. rw y IWW f Z ,M ,IZ f , A, r mn: 'L ,f ' , ?, ! .Af Stewart Saylor Kathy Schaupp Marcel Schwenchie Tammy Severance Debera Sibley Deidre Sibley Trent sims Stacy Sly Micah Shamly Albara Shepard ' -. A. -V., 5 V ,, ' Eff? V' ' ' g ty. ' Y vu... J' Valerie Smith William Smith Y' Dawn Snow John Soltys Michele Sprung Charles Stein an A , If Vilgfl nn- ,Q if t, , 'H-w..,...- , ' fQ73?S1+', X it Kenneth Stein Cheryl Stevens Jill Stirling Jesse J. Storey 3---me Craig Storm Jill Stover Paul Streby Osylin Stronzier Mitchell Teamer Frazier Tedford Jim Strang 'wav ,,,, , rf,-' t , i, y ,L l Y, it l I 3' 5 Bobby Sykes ,KJ Q X f ' Ohm' 1 f..,, I H K James Thomas Tracie 'Strange Mark Tarrants Anthony Tottingham SENIORS-Page Thirty-One tn he ' A 9321 1 , a Chau Tran Yvette Tucker Triscena Valentine Bonita Walker Cardiette Wallace Rodney Walton 46 Linda Warren Robyn Washington Brian Webb Carlos Wiley Jill Wilding David Wilson Kelly Witter Lisa Wright Richard Yuille Page Thirtv-Two-SENIORS Alvin Veasley Thomas A. Warda Donna Welsh . is 3-if Y-Y I X X Angel Wise Brian Young f ix XX K X1 s ' fd ,,,, f ' 0 W ,173 , ff X. S ' s 'Q 11 .- X- G J G I A X CN' X sw XXX XQX Q X -f - , - , V EK YN NYS YYT9 9' bf so 'Rf 'P X ,, fsif 'kX, ff? s- , ' - r , I ' ' , G f X MNC sr S Q- X-X f,,, SN si 1 X, fs X , s. sf k f X , 5 , R 1 gr ,J J A A J C A K P, , J C .r H0 O O O GRADUATING WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Diane Barrett Kathryn Burroughs Nai-Yen Chi Thomas Cousins Karen Davis Scott Dickson Vicki Fischer Wendy Grove Michelle Haugen Shauna Hines Kimberly Hoedeman Andrean Kalemis Anh Lai Tuong Lai Heiner Luntz ' Cheryl Oates Kathryn Pierce ' Christopher Pinter Anja Pueschel Joel Quine Derrick Reese Ralph Rose William Smith Nicole Straubel Paul Streby Linda Warren Brian Webb ' Brian Young Richard Yuille GRADUATING WITH DISTINCTION Susanne Abrahamsen James Auten J acueline Bolden Lisa Bommarito Amye Boone Larry Cardinal Kelly Clark Theresa Coty Sandra Couture Bryan Crawford Lillian Cummings Shirley Dana Mark Eashoo Robert Espinoza Darryl Evans Gregory Fay Thomas Fejedelem Steven French Reiner Friedrick H Eric L. Goecker ' 4.0 Student Ruben Gonzales Traci Hargis Killie Hill Julia Hilliker Leslie Kale Bret Kavasnicka William Ledbetter Tammy Licquia Beatrix Lima 'H' Krystal Limbrick John Lutton Michelle Lutz Deanna MacDonald Anne-Elise Mair Lisa Majett Jeffrey Massey George McNair Gary Miller Tho Nguyen M Foreign Exchange Student Anthony Odom Rene Paterson Mark Pavowski Michelle Plamondon Stacy Pryor Eric Richardson Kathleen Schaupp Jill Stirling Dan Thach Phat Tran Thu Chau Tran Alvin Veasley Patricia Velasquez Bonita Walker Thomas Warda Donna Welsh Jill Wilding Lisa Wright Cynthia Yelle J f V 1, -g llgfif g!,,f I , f,,i, I Q !g,!.g V M x f Wfff fff ff f ff f f fff z f f f ff ,J it J,J - X X f I X X X fy My 17 W iWsWf ,Z W zyfy iyfi W'Wi My fv-z- Zwmw W XM 7 X -W.! FLINT CENTRAL COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Hmmwrs Night CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1984 Page Thirty-Four-SENIORS FLINT CENTRAL COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL SPECIAL AWARDS THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1984 Napoleon J. LaVoie Award ...... Robert T, Longway Award ...... Mary Christian Award ....... .. National Honor Society Award ...... Michigan State Alumni Award ....... Dennis Otterman Award.. .,... American Legion Award. ..... United States Air Force Academy ...... West Point Military Academy ..... Senior Service Awards ....... Teitelbaum Red and Black Award ........ Principal's Award.,...,. .....,JeffMassey Kathryn M. Pierce Kathryn M. Pierce ..........CheryIOa!es K alhryn M. Pierce Brian Webb ..,..Richard Yuille ......Scol1 Dickson .......Andrear1 Kalemis Ralph Rose .......Ralph Rose ....,...Brian Young William Smitli Yvetle Tucker Kelly Clark . . . .Phillip Hendrix Michelle Haugen ..........Joel Quine Kryslal Lim brick SENIORS-Page Thirty Five My f ,ig , 1 Q f f 1 ff m Q f f X Q, w fl? 7.2 f 7 f f , i . f W ,zfyi W 7 if V 2 ffl 5 ,, f, ,W ,f TL ,f .-1 ? 'W' ,Z . ,wi Q g f W ,fi Y ' Z' w WM. f W Z QL, LAW V nf: K! 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' 1 11.111 I 1 111 41.1 1 ll I ,.... fu. 11 1 11. 1 1 '1 H Xf1lI,'f1Q 11 1 U 1 1 1 IL 1 1 - W 1 111.1 4.111.111 14' H1 1 I H 1 I 1 -1 K 11.'l1111, 1,.1 I 151 1 I I 111N!.1-QL 1111141 '.1,1 LAT1N CLUB 1954 Student Council Officers --W, .JN y'f9 xP . ff Q, 1 , '15 F1 1 ., K L.. - , 1 1 4:-IQ 1. ,Y na '11 ,W ., . , 1 X 1 1 . 1 1. 1 111 11.1.1.1 1- 11-- 11.111111 11111111.11 1111.1-1..11 111111.-. M J 3 '1 M' 1. 11. X111 1,,,'11,..1., 1 .11.11.. ,. 1x -111.11111 11111,,11.1111f11111...111...11111-1 1 xg -- '1,1,1. 1 ,.1 x1.1.11 11 . ..111.111.1x.1111..11.1x.111 x1... x.1111x.11 xv. 1 if' y 1 1 - 11 1- 1 111 11 .1111-111 1x 111.--x 1 11 1 M' ...41 1 I' 1 11 1 1 11 1 11 11 11 1 .- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . A 5 ,1 . P11-lxdmn, tw!-,1 11- .1 vm- P11-110111. - 51-4111111 1, 1-m,w,,,' Eu, RQ1, l - Page Forty-Four igwfi w 1974 ' Qt of. . 33:51 IAQ x '::v,3'15, 4:QTf'fs 25' VX- I if nt k,.V Y X :TekAw,lx:kH - 'wh h 3f 'Tg': or-Qi B , ,,'x'.rfX1i 1' - 'P' '. EAN . 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Wu,4m..m.ms,.-sac.,-n 5 I ,.lf, Page Forty-Five . H . S . Continues Tradition The National Honor Society is an organization whose purpose is to cre- ate enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students of secondary schools. Through NHS chapter service ac- tivities, members maintain and ex- tend the qualities that won them se- lection. Membership is thus both an HONOR and an OBLIGATION. Over the past year NHS students at Central participated in many activi- ties to raise money, such as the Hal- low-gram sale, a charity food and fund drive for Christmas, a Santa Claus picture sale, a M8cMfReeses sale, and many others. All of the mon- ey that was raised went towards civic donations, scheduled activities and scholarships for 4.0 graduating sen- iors at Central. The National Honor Society at Central is involved in many things, many things the average student does not hear about but without the NHS many people would be left unaided. Officers for this year are President Joel Quine, Vice President William Smith, Secretary Kimberly Hoede- man, and Treasurer Scott Dickson. Page Forty-Six-ACTIVITIES 'A fi , , 4 ,Q if-wi 5 as ,, A i i aj, , e gawk. 2 1974 'l , if J, ms. V l Aaove, Alumni hom nm yvafs NHS, Ron w.mf,ff.,an, om., Pure, mmm. cwmwn, ,. ond Paul Kem-fmaf. gamer uv M. mom sceamom mom. Membm pf,fpuf.f.,, tm the M Qppmng of the Crop-o Bo' and Gull' 4 D Copposite pagej Each year in May the NHS conducts its initiation ceremonies. Juniors who qualify for and receive recommendations go through the process of pledging their allegiance to the NHS and its goals. ftop leftj President Joel Quine addresses the incoming members at the initiation ceremo- nies. Qtop rightj After the annual Honors Assembly NHS members and other honor students, along with proud parents, socialize at the reception following the ceremonies. Qleftj The four side candles at the initiation ceremony represent the four virtues of the NHS, Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. 2 4 Z, N.H.S. stays active during school year Um yeah National Nomar SGOQVY Kvffimued to be varY I , 4 I Mme umm ww daemon at Mr, Uayd Bauman and Mz, Km ,jf fi- Mawr. Ano.-9 mm wr.. mira qmsn cmmm, doo' amm- ' MQ mg wmv to .fm uma, oo, ray, cm ron, Q canned gand- ff Q fiii , mf-mr Nm rwna .sm me naples gow lc nt. mmm 1 4 -b nam, Q dwg wsms.x.fQ1.m mme., Nas fvvamf, aww .M 'f Q me crops sm wa can and armed Q 'unsung ,emu vs 4.1, ' 5558, 'I gg low tandem Q, Wu 0, to ,umsf high am sugmsmqfy ,moot 39 V, 2 iff ,mam-, In sms' snwvm, we gn.-NP of me mam wen: r..Qu,c.,v,.qf.,.g :sf ur-:aces 0.-4 collvcud 3316, Ano M f' W M ' ' 'N' c 'm M' mmm Pony was hand no MQW.,-1 ala and new mmbm av me honomn, ,wary JRoTC . . .A Central High School has had the honor and privilege of acting as building host and sponsor of the Navy branch of the Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps, otherwise known as the NJROTC. The NJ ROTC is a one hour, one credit hour class per semester which is open to all Flint Community High School magnet students. The main objective of the course is to develop well-rounded, patriot- ic, and mature individuals who wish to accept the respon- sibilities as American citizens in a branch of the armed forces. The NJROTC has regularly scheduled meetings after school in room 400. It's officers are: Terry Burbank- Company Commanderg James Houston-Company Ex- ecutiveg Officer Pam Adams-Company Operations Offi- cer. The NJ ROTC is involved in many activities. Every year the NJ ROTC sells candy in order to raise money for their annual field trip to Norfolk, Virginia and to participate in various drill team competitions around the Great Lakes area. The NJROTC at Central High School is under the command of United States Naval Officer Commander Dorow and Chief Guenther. fi' . gif 'Nil R. Fl . Mg Q . f mmm! , ,, ,, X LX .rj Commander Darrow Chief Guenther Central Exclusive ,,g,.S55,,1, ACTIVITIES-Page Forty-Nine Prospectus goes hlghtech This year Flint Central,s yearbook, THE PROSPEC- TUS, has a totally new look. Under the new leadership of Mr. Fred Vest the 1983-1984 PROSPECTUS will have a unique style. The yearbook is commemorating Flint Central High school's sixtieth anniversary. Each of the division pages has pictures from past yearbooks and throughout the year- book special sections will highlight certain aspects of early Central life. Another unique aspect of the 1983-1984 yearbook is the fact that it was put together by a computer. Mr. Vest's computer made the job a whole lot easierg it edited, filed, and made the whole process practically goof-proof . Much hard work has been put into this book and we, The PROSPECTUS staff, hope it is enjoyed by everyone! Page Fifty-ACTIVITIES BOEC hi h in competition The Flint Central chapter of the Business, Office, and Education Club is one of our more active clubs. It is an intra-curricular activity, in keeping with the Business De- partment objectives of academics, leadership, citizenship, as well as social attributes. Therefore, students become more aware of the importance of taking on responsibil- ities. Each year club members attend regional and state leadership conferences and compete in several areas of office, career, and leadership skills. The officers this year are: President Tracy Hargis, Vice President Maria Anselmo, Secretary Tina Caballero, Treasurer Dawn Moore, Reporter Karen Auten, and Par- liamentarian Lena Isaac. The club's advisors are Betty Harris and Helen Collins. W1 I 7 V A H ,v V1 , , ftiiygqg fe, f lr ilxslim fi' ., M H ' ,Yr l 'V ACTIVITIES-Page Fifty-One Theatre at Central The Theatre Department at Central provides interested and involved students the opportunity to gain an under- standing of the commitment, the discipline, the team work, and the world of theatre from an educational and professional point of view. Centralis Theatre Department has attracted many to another season of drama, comedy, and musicals with Car- ousel, The Fantastics, The Miracle Worker, and Scapino. New elements in the Theater program this year includ- ed reserved seating for all performances, season ticket sales, and patron f sponsor program advertising. Central's theater program is under the leadership of Mr. Martin Jennings. Students who actively participate in the Theatre pro- gram have an opportunity to join the INTERNATION- AL THESPIAN SOCIETY-an organization designed to heighten the professionalism and opportunities avail- able to theatre students. The Thespians participate in many programs designed to support the theatre and the arts at Flint Central. This year's Thespian troupe attended the Michigan State Thespian Conference with their musical THE FANTAS- TIKS. Officers this year include President Jennifer Ramsdell, Vice-President Janet Haley, Secretary Jenna Randels, and Treasurer Morris Arvoy and Joel Bates. 1924 2 'mini' VY Al Hll'9 lhrm Pnw I lJf3 lli'V7l ll'l, T s A, Bc-mis, 11 First Vice- Pres Mrs Fvifmrica S BQUQR2, S Havmr-1 P'ea 3 gm, 'li' 1' VIN' V705 i HCIIHSH 5045 Sz3'C,v1iti licvvv C Tucker. if F lvl Hake-r S Ftmrii, R, loiiustzvzw Yi.. gin' 7-l fvfwgfri li B ww. I frilili 'l'ii:r',: flow C H wcmi, M MetMom1nm, P, Small CI Bulvmi ll iflliorl G Tune 1, '551f R'- if fifllvti tiff'-' T Browne-ll I Coieen Y, Sim, E' Miller, I Atkins, 1, G Marzo, la Bmfkwcy ' i Fiddler on the Roof appeals to audience ,p,...3, S Page Fifty-Two-ACTIVITIES Mgr sworn rm- A-f., Depovfmvmp Fiddle: of, vv- warn-'n TP-em v. oy swdvr1Hm.ol1pd4n Roo' who-era may go,,44.n1pmy.Q,pGv,0,. 1974 d b- 'orc vector lcrrwx Daw!-fm, 'Ne' OWN-strc -if H fn Glaxscock, and - fl 5 DU The-'P 9 ef per-lmmcmm Feb i he vt .X 1 ,Wa mv. -- by Rodgers and Hamnlerstein 'T E' 5 4 4.1 4 , .1 ffiztkfigg, , ACTIVITIES-Page Fifty-Three by Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt 'K' W if '17 Page Fifty- Four-ACTIVITIES Ql- ya 'H Q3 , qv- U' . ,, a f-f 4'-fl ff NV 1 .bf wy- if f T., fm X ref f .vw I Q'- 'W 1 yff? pirit i on the Warpath Spirit Week 1983 was a rousing success. The main purpose of this event is to promote student involvement in school sponsored activities. A large number of students and staff participated this year displaying enthusiasm about Central-the Number One school in Flint. Activities this year included a pie-eating contest, a shaving cream fight, the traditional powder-puff football game complete with male cheerleaders, an auction of school athletes, a pumpkin push race, a scream-off, a poster contest, and the traditional red and black dress-up contest. This years over-all winner was the Junior Class-the class of '85, with the Seniors coming in a close second. Page Fifty-Six-ACTIVITIES 54' Y-4 1 X ,551 'f QKQ ,gi l ,, I -' ,V bf , r if ACTIVITIES-Page Fifty-Seven odel U. . goes abroad Model United Nations is an extracurricular activity for students of the Flint Magnet Schools. It allows students to debate international issues and try to resolve world con- flicts through the development and debate of draft resolu- tions. As members of the U.N. club, students play the roles of United Nations member nations and research all aspects of a country's foreign and domestic policies. Students re- search issues in depth in order that they may attend THE GREAT LAKES MODEL UNITED NATIONS CON- FERENCE which this year was held at Stouffer's Inn in Battle Creek, Michigan. The students involved in the Model U.N. attended the International Conference on African Affairs in November at Michigan State Universi- ty. The students also conducted a mock debate on relative current issues at the Eastland Mall in recognition of Unit- ed Nations Day. In addition, fifteen students, who are senior members of the U.N. Club, participated in the 13th Annual American High School Model United Nations Invitational Confer- ence held March 28th and 29th, in Mexico City, Mexico. The students having the opportunity to attend the simula- tion were: Becky Brandt, Brooke Burroughs, Cindy Col- lard, Kristin Herron, Kim Hoedeman, John Lutton, Joel Quine, Eric Richardson, Linda Roth, Miller Schuck, Bob Sellars, Bill Smith, Paul Streby, Pam Thompson, and Rick Yuille. These students also acted as hosts for the Mexico City students when they attended the Great Lakes Conference in April. 408 ps IN gift lb ,- K I tttcet .Dow LM LOAS -247K lions 9 l lOolel ll N. Page Fifty-Eight-ACTIVITIES Jr' ' , L ..-.N -'h Y ' Qi Roms 441K fi hug... ,,,, Z. -1 ACTIVITIES-Page Fifty-Nine The Marchln Indians The Marching Indians of 1983 were accompanied by the Color Guard and the Streamer Line. These groups teamed up to perform at all home football games and at the great Spirit Week pep assembly. The dedi- cation and hard work of the members and their leaders was instrumental in achieving the high degree of excel- lence shown at all their performances. Page Sixty-ACTIVITIES nw r VIZFY' Il Af ,ff :fe V. f l l Q , ACTIVITIES-Page Sixty-One 4 ski ' lub Central's Ski Club was rather ac- tive this year, mainly because there was snow until February. The pur- pose of the club is to promote fun and safety in down hill skiing. The club also facilitates car pools to the slopes of Mt. Holly and the purchase of stu- dent discount tickets. The club met Tuesdays to plan the transportation for their regular Thursday ski outing. Mrs. Goulet was the faculty advi- sor this year, even though an injury kept her off the slopes. v :?Wr 1 li? gg 'ex ' 4+ - . -, .Nh ..Q ,'2,.l.f ' ' W .,.. .., I if -a 1 .V V. a ,LQ K kr ' xt --i.?.f,' ,:zT , .A i . , ., . . .... , ,, g , .,,., iii. -Q' 'i ,, y A :LQ - 4 ' i 1 , . - s fi. ? X X K X I Page Sixty-Two-ACTIVITIES v -WCM? 1 fi 1 4 1924 THE STUDENT COUNCIL Mmmfffff , .1 , , 11,22 f Hi- x -,1f.1fs-f2 V X t , V' ,' I f ' Student Congress The Student Congress was institut- ed this year after the former Student Council failed to function. With Prin- cipal Dean Ludwig advising the Con- gress, it has become a more effective group. Among the projects undertak- en this year has been a rewriting of the constitution of the Congress. Sev- eral involvement', campaigns have been tried to increase student involve- ment and pride in Central High School. These campaigns included a poster contest and social activities. The Congress also acts as a clearing house for school activities. Officers of the 1983-84 Student Congress have been President, Yvette Tuckerg Vice President, Steve Mat- thewsg Secretary, Howard Grigsbyg Corresponding Secretary Richard Greiner. '.,, LEXHNDRB . s l Lia Your choice for n f T7 4-ff-fn X ' Aa -J E, IJ 1, 3 -ff if,-5 l 7 4 3 E N 4 ' 'FJ '11, ' fl- . W? , f zfflf ff! 'gif Q-7 ff .9 Aw' aw ' ' . 1 ,,. fx, 1455 4 4 fy 4'-7 , Ms- ' -W era: rw f - M2551 ff ,Q r f 295 ,gg 2 W' if f 4 '1 gf HW! ACTIVITIES-Page Sixty-Three Dance Fever Dances are among the most popu- lar social activities at Central. The first dance is usually the Spirit Week dance, while the final dance of the year is the Senior Prom. In between, there is a Sadie Hawkins dance, and Valentines dance, a Punk Dance, a Fifties dance, and whatever other dance some school group wants to sponsor. The photos on these pages are just a small sampling of the fun and frolic that characterize Central dances. Page Sixty-Four-ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES-Page Sixty-Five Exchange Students The l983-84 school year brought many new faces to Central, from all parts of the world-West Germany, Sweden, the Netherlands, and Brazil. Central was very fortunate to be the host school for five foreign exchange students: Susanne Abrahamsen from Sweden, Anja Pueschel from West Berlin, West Ger- many, Heiner Luntz and Reiner Friedrich from West Germany, and Beatrix Lima from Brazil. These students shared their lives, their cultures, and their best-kept se- crets with many new friends at Central and they shall never be forgotten. HEINER LUNTZ-Being a tourist in America three years ago, Heiner developed a curiosity about Americans, particularly American students and their political views about foreign affairs. As it turns out, he finds that most students have few political opinions and really care little about the subject. Flint is a nice place but rather imper- sonal, he finds. About the USA, Heiner says he likes his friends and the fact that students can drive and be so independent. SUZANNE ABRAHAMSEN-Since being a tourist in America, Suzanne wanted to return and find out more about Americans. She likes the freedom of choice Central offers in the selection of classes. In her Stockholm school, she could choose very few classes, and spent most of her school life in classes with the same people. The girls swim team provided lots of enjoyment and good friends. Page Sixty-Six-ACTIVITIES ANJA PUESCHEL-America was chosen for the place to study because friends told her that only in Amer- ica can she find the real life. She wanted to find out if this was true. Anja is finding school here quite different than in Germany. Her activities here include volleyball, read- ing, watching TV, going to parties, and dancing. REINER FRIEDRICH-The magic of America motivated Reiner to study here, along with the fact that his older brother had also been here and an uncle lives here. Although he misses his friends and the mountains of his homeland, he likes American people, Kentucky Fried Chicken, MacDonalds, Saturday nights, and the swim team. . , j. BEATRIX LIMA-Coming to America has been a long-time wish for Bea. She always wanted to learn Eng- lish with American people and make new friends, while learning more about the United States. She likes every- thing about America. Of course she misses her family, friends, and teachers from home. Central is different from her school in Brazil because there, the teachers move from class to class, not the students. Yes, she likes MacDonalds! Yes, she likes to party! And what does she like most about America? f'The peoplef' ACTIVITIES-Page Sixty-Seven Choral Voices at Central 1964 IIE I ji if ACTIVITIES-P g S' ty-N 1924 1934 A 13 H421 V 4,,,f1-h . - 1 Z 3'w,P1 2 V12--f..ww71 a7 ff . .. fr 543-alfa 1. '- '1 A .,.w.?'1r',-9-A1 ?3gAg.'-5,,ff-137 V-V - 6 1 9 3.5 I Szz'zf p 1:2125 if W?if'Ms'f ' -in-143 13-H' 91'-'9't.5'kiz Q. 5+ '5f?5 'ff' -. 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With an over-all re- cord of seven and two, the Indians were City and Saginaw Valley Co-Champions. Phil Hendrix and Darion Johnson were the captains this year. David Burks received the Most Improved award. Micheal Gatewood received the Spirit Award, and George McNair the Heart Award. Terence Greene received Most Valuable Junior and also made All-State. Randy 'Levels won the Offensive Award while Darion Johnson received the Defensive Award. Phil Hendrix was the over-all most Valuable Player. The season was very successful and the prospects for next year are very promising. l 1 I Page One Hundred Four-SPORTS 1924 HH IQUHQXII H XXI 'M qw. f 'fL., ,211 L 4542.41 9 'fC'L'?'f,,,if cg'g V E+-V 'fl SPORTS-Page One Hundred Five Junior Indians Are City Champions The 1983 Junior Varsity Football team fin- ished with a six and two record. The only losses came against East Lansing and Midland Dow. Two games were shut-outs. The Little Indians took the City Champion- ship in 1983. Page One Hundred Six-SPORTS Long Season for J V. Girls The Junior Varsity Girls Basket- ball team managed only four wins in 1983. As with many girls teams this year, it was a small team and a learn- ing team. The team this was coached by Deb- bie Rider. This seasonls captain was Sonya Hobson. The Most Improved player was Betty Lee. The Most Valuable Player award was shared by Jennifer Lee and Kim Brown. SPORTS-Page One Hundred Seven Varsit Girls Basketball A Learning Season The Varsity Girls Basketball team had a learning sea- son in 1983. It was a young team and they worked hard to win every game. The eight victories this season were total team efforts, led by the only senior on the team. Lennore Richardson, captain for the 1983 season, set a school record of forty points in one game and averaged 23.9 points per game, along with sixteen rebounds per game. She also won a long list of awards: Most Valuable Player, All City and All Valley First Team, and Honor- able Mention All State. l 2 Page One Hundred Eight-SPORTS if LMI' Girls Swimming Team Builds This year was a season of rebuilding. The big problem T y I was lack of participation. The Girls Swim Team has suf- fered frorn changing coaches yearly Cfour coaches in the past six yearsj, Eric Minore, in his first year of coaching, has tried to establish some consistency which is needed to put the swimmers back on the winning track. The vote for Most Valuable Player went to Anne-Elise Mair, who is also this year's captain, and Most Improved to Suzanne Abrahamsen. Page One Hundred Ten-SPORTS A QS' R . , wi A n --:fn X, Wm 'K ga SPORTS-Page One Hundred Eleven S? Boys Are Clty Champs The Boyis Cross Country team had a very successful season this year. The dual meet record was nine and one. They were City Champs and Saginaw Valley runner-ups. Eric Goecker was the captain and also received Most Improved. Clarence O'Neal was the Most Valuable Player and Larry Car- dinal and Ramzy Bathish received All-City honors. Ramzy will also be next yearts captain. Page One Hundred Twelve-SPORTS Gil'lS HZIVE 1. 1 Successful Season The 1983 Girls Cross Country team had their first really good sea- son in several years. The dual meet record was four and five, with several outstanding performances by Cen- tral's lady runners. The high point of the season was Central's third place finish over Northern's fourth place finish in the Valley Meet. Awards this season went to Kristen Nemeth for Most Improved and to Edith Hooten for Most Valuable. F ,Y 8 I Q -f' ' l gi, - ,fa -.Q ag Q ,,, if 'aifv 'fav SPORTS-Page One Hundred Thirteen Girls Tennis Gains Experience The 1983 Girls Tennis team consisted mostly of first year players who needed experience. It was a great group of eager players who learned a lot throughout the season. The team won a dual meet against Pontiac Northern, while dropping seven other contests. Central tied for sev- enth place in the Saginaw Valley Tournament. The Lady Indians came in third in the City Series and thirteenth in the Regionals. Awards went to Sabrina Booth for Most Spirit, Kim Miller for Sportsmanship, while Katheryn Burroughs was the Most Improved. The Most Valuable award went to Lisa Copeland. A Page One Hundred Fourteen-SPORTS Golf Best ln Ten Years This year's season has been very rewarding. The Dual Meet record was eight wins against only four losses. The golf team had their best average in the past ten years. Wayne Murray was a City Medalist and Tom Warda received Honorable Mention at the Valley Conference. There was a new Varsity record for a low score of 308. Members of this record team were Wayne Murray, Dave Anglin, Charles Glasscock, and Tom Warda. Coach Jim Kareck was pleased to say that he had the best five golfers on the same team in many years. The best team score for a match was 84, the best in ten years. Most Valuable Player award went to Wayne Murray and Most Improved to Dave Anglin. SPORTS-Page One Hundred Fifteen 'LST 'ww is EJ Four in '84 Falls Short The 1984 Varsity Boys Basketball team made a spirited effort to defend their state championship that they had held for the past three seasons. They found Northwestern standing in their path and could not negotiate a win over their city rival, losing three times to the Wildcats. Central finished with a 21-4 record to push their record over the past five years to 121 wins and 16 losses. This ties the State record for the most wins over a five year span. Terence Greene led the Indians in scoring with 560 points. Tyrone Williams was the big man in the rebound- ing department with 276 rebounds. Randy Levels chipped in with 266 points and Keith Smith added his keen defen- sive skills. These four formed the nucleus of the Indian attack as five others rotated at the fifth starting position. Greene made all of the all-state teams while Williams was accorded honorable mention. The all-conference team had Greene on the first team and Levels as honor- able mention. Greene was the only Indian on the All-City Team. Smith won the Coach's Free Throw trophy with a 77.4 percentage. Williams was voted the Most Improved player on the Team. Greene was chosen by his teammates as the team's most valuable player. The outlook for next season is optimistic as only two players will be lost through graduation. Nine of the play- ers return with only Williams and Jeff Massey graduat- mg. .. Xl ffm- Q- '5 'Q QI if ,V t 'r be J 'LU' asketball fr 4. 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Favor award went to Alvin Veasley, with the lN award going to Ed Rue. The over all most X went to Scott Dickson. The 1985 captain will be Jon Larson. Page One Hundred Twenty-Two-SPORTS Swimmers Have Winning Season !l'?'...,... 5 ? ' SPORTS-Page One Hundred Twenty-Three Wrestling-1984 -SPORTS SPORTS-Page One Hundred Twenty-Five Skatin Indians Take Cit The skating Indians had a winning season in 1983-84 with a 14-8-2 record. In the Saginaw Valley the Tribe was 5-3-2, while the City record was three wins, no losses, and one tie. Several Indians made All Valley and All City teams. Tom Warda, Mark Conover, and John Lutton were chosen for the Saginaw Valley All Conference Team, while Brian Young made the Honorable Mention list. For the All City team Mark Conover, Randy Judd, Bill Morgan, John Lutton, Brian Young, and Ken Gris- wold were chosen. Honorable mention went to Shawn Richards and Ed MacGregor. Central awards went to Eric Korhonen for Sportsman- ship, Ed MacGregor for Most Improved, while Bill Mor- gan received the Heart Award. The Most Valuable player award went to Tom Warda and Mark Conover. 2.0 ff .2 Wg i , Page One Hundred Twenty-Six-SPORTS X'- 'N W M-vv ' Wk' rf A q X A 'F gn-rf ' f ,N 5 F J' gli , 1 ?'gj7'fi -,.., 4. 4 4 . , Qi I t . an 'fi ,Z SPORTS-Page One Hundred Twenty-Seven Varsity Volleyball-City Champions The 1984 Varsity Volleyball team brought a City Championship to Central, and a second place in the Sagi- naw Valley to make the season a most rewarding one. The City record was six wins with no losses. In the Valley the record was six and three. The Most Improved award for 1984 went to Stephanie Franklin. She also won the Coaches award and the Defen- sive award. The Sportsmanship award went to Leslie Fos- ter, and the Offensive award went to Delmaria Scott. The Most Valuable Player award went to Leanne Lee and Delmaria Scott. The First All City Team included Delmaria Scott, Leanne Lee, and Leslie Foster, while the Second All City Team included Tierney Taylor, Nellie Guajardo, and Stephanie Franklin. , - saw -V f fa --.W W. S?- X ji X Q I 1 9 1 3 as P, Y, S ' L 4, S Y if ' :af-L C A , I Q 3 ff-- S '-ia QCNX , R ,f x 4 1 s S s .? V , Page One Hundred Twenty-Eight-SPORTS ia'- fha -L- il ,-f'f - 1, 1 . 7 5 V -I , ,.., , L e-.V. JV' V ,. 'V X9 . RIT i V 1 I X 1 x -' ' A 'il lx ' ' - The J.V. Volleyball team had a six and eight season in 1984. But in overall city play the record was a respectable four wins to only two losses. The Most Improved player was Susan Taylor, while Most Valuable was Serita Verdun. . Q K :-Q K 5 Xp, xg! U I I I I ,:f. r w l ,,,, f : atm Q wa, SPORTS-Page One Hundred Twenty-Nine Boys Track-Best in ten years The 1983 Boys Track -Team finished with a 7-1 re- cord, and 4th in the State Meet, their highest in 10 years. Derrick Leonard placed 2nd in the 100 and 200 meter, and the 400 meter relay team which consisted of Archie Smyers, Daryl Gilliam, Daryl Greer, and Der- rick Leonard placed lst. This yearis captain was Archie Smyers and Most Valuable Player was Derrick Leon- ard. The team looks forward to doing as well or even better next year. may 'id 1983 BOYS TRACK FRONT: Theodis Crawford, Reggie Gallaspy, Ron Ramsey, Phil Hendrix, Ed Greer, Steve Deering, Amo Bathish, Archie Smyers, Robert Tremayne, Bruce Dunton, Derrick Leonard, George McNair, Howard Grigsby, Eric Tillman. MIDDLE: Matt Theodoroff, Alex Green, Daryl Greer, Reggie Person, Stacy Johnson, David Burks, Dwayne Henry, Craig Kimble, Daryl Gilliam, Andre Smith, Sam Duncan, Mark Major, Dwayne Jones, Ben Dennis. BACK: Coach Mike Vance, Sonny Foster, Robert Tremewan, Andy Wittenburg, Roy Greer, Marvin Crawford, Steve Matthews, Andy Parker, Eric Goecker, William Smith, Chris Palmer, Robert Duckett, Bilal Farrakan, Milliam Parker, Clarence O'Neal, David Griffel, Sterling Beasley, Jon Larson, Coach Fred Ireland. Page One Hundred Thirty-SPORTS 1 in f 5 f , If vv. , A, K 4 M' f KB, I SPORTS-Page One Hundred Thirty-One Girls Track 7-1 in 19 4 The 1983 Girls Track Team had a winning season with a dual meet record of five and one. Several new school records were established this season. Shot Put: Lennore Richardson-44'5.5 , Discus: Rhonda Kirkland- l08'6,'g 300 Meter Hurdles-Tjuana Buford-49.66, 1600 Meter Relay-Kirkland, Buford, Scott, Cum- mings-4:14.5. Lenore Richardson placed third in the Shot Put at the State Finals and made All-State. Most Valuable Player was Rhonda Kirkland, Most lm- proved was Dee Dee Hooten, and the Spirit Award went to Carolyn Scott. The 1984 season saw the Lady Indians bring home seven dual-meet wins, with only one loss. In the Valley meet, they took third, while they took second in the City meet. Page One Hundred Thirty-Two-SPORTS fr ff? if 'f ff 'yi .,,,. , T. :iff wrt? wig.-4 V, ,.,, ,A V-2 'I gfffz , , .L , 1- ,hy 121 2- :?f2r i?' - f 'fa ,V ,553-'uw 131: 111511:-1 :K QL,-1 ,-C,..a -.. ,.. L,-.2 ., -3: ',,5g1,,:1:5,i , 'lug ,Wy 9:2 v hi : 'Tn J '7'Q'I,'?f'7' riir s . . ff 1, i M erer 1983 GIRLS TRACK l, Juli FRONT: Dee Dee Hooten, Kellie Jackson, Shirron Jeffries, Carolyn Scott, Tracy George, Karen Moore, Kim Baxter. MIDDLE: Connie Turner, Sherry Owens, Louise Cummings, Karmela Cooper, Svetlana Miles, Linda Gardner, Delmaria Scott, Ellen McGowan. BACK: Coach Jan Schultz, Jackie Griffin, Rhonda Larkin, LynnSharon Wren, Kim Miller, Lenore Richardson, Tjuana Buford, Rhonda Kirkland, Nanette Davis, Jennifer Bone, Coaches John Rhodes and Dick Haffner' SPORTS-Page One Hundred Thirty-Three City Champions- wice Central's 1983 Varsity Baseball team had an outstand- ing season with a record of 20-1 1. The Indians returned only one starter from 1982. With this inexperience the tribe won the City Championship. Then they battled until the end in the Saginaw Valley Conference, ending up in second place with 15-5 league record. Outstanding per- formers were Mike Wallen Cleading hitterl, Jeff Lipe C.329j, Howard Croft f.321j, Shawn Richards, and Jim Abbot. The captain for 1983 was Craig Stephens. The MVP honors went to Mike Wallen and Jim Abbott. All-City and All-Valley awards went to Jeff Lipe, Jim Abbott, and Mike Wallen, with All-City also going to Billy Adams. Central's 1984 Varsity Baseball team was a young and enthusiastic group who compiled a fine 18-12 record. The Indians shared the City Championship and played in the finals of the District championships. With four Sopho- mores and eight Juniors returning the Indians are looking forward to a fine year. Outstanding performances were given by Jim Abbott, Shawn Richards, Stuart Saylor, and Bill Ledbetter. A :ff ..,. a ,.. AO .. .,,., ,..... ' rg --A wsf,....4..g-as 1983 VARSITY BASEBALL f FRONT: Billy Adams, Ken Stein, Howard Croft, Jerry Weaver, Mark Conover. MIDDLE: Jon Beaubien, Larry Cardinal, Bill Ledbetter, Brad Ballard, Kevin Hans, Stuart Saylor, Coach Jerry Lane. BACK: Head H Coach Bob Holec, Jeff Lipe, Shawn Richards, Jim Abbott, Mike Wal- len, Craig Stevens, Coach Dennis Hosmer. Page One Hundred Thirty-Four-SPORTS V ' 'fy . 1 . - 1:1-vw.. V- N ? -.-fr -4 Q- , if F1ua.e ' . 1 'N '1- ' . Q f sf. it ..f35E' ,, ,,Q:'2 '31z:ff'Z ,yr , Q 1 -M..- V- A f , . 4 ,vcr .-, '3nZ: t -it-1' ' ' ' A , ' f' ,,,4-M , me 'ff , H f f ,arf f-x,,w4,gf1 4 ,1 5. .- ' U' V fy- fi f' -nn Le f ,men ,.u:.,g' ,f??'fff' 'ff ,W Central's Junior Varsity Baseball Team broke almost even for the 1983 season with twelve victories against thirteen losses. Saginaw, Pontiac Central, Northern, and Northwestern brought the little Indians double victories. Top hitters for the JV's were Briab Szabo f.348J, Herm Ramirez 13451, Ken Griswold C.340j, and Tom Beaubien 1.3261 The best pitching records were turned in by David Bush with a four and four record and Tom Pavelich with a two and one performance. The 1984 Junior Varsity baseball team had a 10-12 record and played real fine baseball. Leading hitters were Henry Luna, Tony Groves, Brian Szabo, Rusty Parker, and Jamie Cochran. W X! X g J 1983 J.V. BASEBALL FRONT: Henry Luna, Dan Nathan, Mark Convis, John Taylor, Rusty Parker, Calvin Davis. MIDDLE: Mike Alkema, David Bush, Herm Ramirez, Kevin Mailhot, Kevin Welsh, Tom Pavelich, Mike Tenbush. BACK: Frank Markley, Michelle McKay, Tom Beaubien, Brian Szabo, Charles Glasscock, Tony Szabo, Ken Ottaway, Ken Griswold, Coach Jerry Lane. SPORTS-Page One Hundred Thirty-Five Varsity Softball Wins Cit Title The 1983 Varsity Softball team had many fine players, although their record was not outstanding. Kim Bully made All-City and Shawn Foster received Honorable Mention at the Saginaw Valley Conference. Michelle Haugen was voted Most Spirited, and Nancy Murphy the Most Dedicated. Other awards were Best Offense-Mi- chelle Hoffman, Best Defense-Kim Bully and Kathy Murphy, Most Improved-Lynn Burks. The Coaches Award went to Lori Diaz. The Most Valuable Award went to Diane Conover and Shawn Foster. The 1984 team split their season with sixteen wins against seventeen losses. The Valley record was nine and nine, which put the team in fifth place in the Valley. The Indians won the City title with a record of five and one. With a District record of two and one, they were runner- up. Central placed several players on the All Saginaw Val- ley teams and the All-City Series teams. Making the Val- ley Second team was Leanne Lee and Michelle Haugen. Making Honorable Mention was Kathy Murphy, Julie Shayler, and Nellie Guajardo. Making the City First team was Leslie Foster, Cheri Barnes, Kathy Murphy, Leanne Lee, and Michelle Hau- gen. On the City Second Team was Julie Shayler and Nellie Guajardo. Tammy Miller made Honorable Men- tion. 1983 VARSITY SOFTBALL FRONT: Michelle Lutze, Michelle Haugen, Diane Conover, MIDDLE: Lynn Burks, Kathy Murphy, Kim Bully, Nellie Guajardo. BACK: Lori Diaz, Shawn Foster, Coach Margarita Calvo, Nancy Murphy, Michelle Hoffman. 1 3 The l983 Junior Varsity Softball team won the City Series 4-0 and the Saginaw Valley Conference with a record of 9-7. Captains for 1983 were Sue Hoffman and Leslie Foster. The Most Dedicated award went to Leslie Foster, Most Improved to Monica Gagnon, and Most Valuable to Leslie Foster. 1983 JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL FRONT: Monica Gagnon, Marcia Mundale, Julie Gatica, Lori Templeton, Sonya Moore, Karen Gagnon. BACK: Coach Sue Calvo, Clare George, Leslie Foster, Cherrie Barnes, Leanne Lee, Susan Hoffman, Diane Thorn- ton, Shannon Ellard. -i 1954 --- Betty Lavelle, Iulict Dcxmlon, Nancy Case, Sher w Qwo: Joanne Lazar, Decmne Maynard, Kathleen Ienicf Williamson, Renelle Scott, Marilyn Treichel, lv - stty Lavelle-manager SPORTS-Page One Hundred Thirty-Seven etters have res ectable seasons The Boys Tennis Team had only two returning players in 1983. But there was a great turnout of determined players who wanted to improve their tennis game. The season record was a respectable six wins and seven losses in dual matches. Central tied for fifth place in the Sagi- naw Valley Tournament, and finished ninth in the State Regional Tournament. Central ended up third in the City Series. Awards went to Scott Schmitter for Most Valuable and David Cramer for Most Improved. The Sportsmanship Award went to Bret Kvasnicka, with the Spirit Award going to Bill Morgan. The 1984 season saw the netters with four wins against six losses. Central came in seventh in the Saginaw Valley Tournament, eleventh in the State Regional Tournament, and third in the City Tournament. Awards for the season went to Mark Eashoo for the most spirit, Curtis Ogden for sportsmanship, and Andy Wittenberg for most improved. The Most Valuable player award went to Bill Morgan. Page One Hundred Thirty-Eight-SPORTS 1983 VARSITY FOOTBALL FRONT: Asst Coaches Sam Paraschos and Dick Salmon, George McNair, Darion Johnson, Reggie Gallaspy, Phil Hendrix, Mike Gatewood, Rodney Walton, Trainer Len Mazzei, Ass't Coach Dick Haffner, Head Coach Joe Eufinger. SECOND: Chris Pinter, Tom Fejedelem, Jeff Williams, George Conway, Angelo Parker, Derick Leonard, Charles Stein, Shawn Richards, Randy Judd, J .B. Anderson, Darwin Henry, Eric Gibson, Lorace Jones, Mark Wright. THIRD: Ass't Coach Bob Holec, James Stephen, Eric Tillman, Daryl Greer, Tom Beaubien, David Burks, Terence Greene, Robert Duckett, Daryl Gilliam, Shahied Farrakhan, Ken Franklin, Ron Amodia, William Lott, David Moore, Kevin Mailhot, Ass't Coaches Fred Ireland and Jack Ewing. BACK: Ass't Coach Tom Alward, Sonny Foster, Randy Quarles, Raymond Jefferson, Al Green, Woody Etherly, Randy Levels, John Bacon, Jim Abbott, Scott Greening, Dwayne Henry, Vince Jermany, Tony Szabo, Herm Ramirez, Mitch Newcomb, Roy Streeter, Rodney Shepard. 1983 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT: Tjuana Buford, Kim- berly Westbrook, Jennifer Bone. BACK: Delmaria Scott, Leanne Lee, Lenore Richardson, Coach Clyde Bell. I 1983 GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL FRONT: Betty Lee, Sonya Hobson. BACK: Kim Brown, Jennifer Lee, Brendy Mosley, Coach Carol Ridder. A 1983 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST: Marcus Montgomery, Terrance Hill, Craig Kimble, Jeff Anderson, Brad Perez, Mike Alkema, Shawn Welsh, David Wright, Kevin Strozier, Peter Philpott, Coach Tom Alward. SECOND: David Popilek, Harry Campbell, Robert Rynca, Brian Hollyfield, Troy Foster, Roger Wynne, Randy Pelton, Tony Turner, Terrance White, Coach Dick Haffner. THIRD: Ron Thomas, Tom Plamondon, James Gozie, Pat Jones, Dwayne Jones, Rodney Jefferson, Terrell Sykes, Jamal Muhammad, Ed Rue, Lee Fox, Coach Dick Salmon. FOURTH: Anthony Crockett, Deno Prokos, Chuck Dunstan, Mark Sturgill, Steve McFarland, Khan McClendon, Kariem Farrakhan, Robert Bey, Saleem Muhammad, Chuck Roy, Ruben Vasquez. FIFTH: George Mashatt, Danny Hoey, Clarence Key, Mark Major, Jeff Drudge, Mike Crawford, Alex Nikoloff, Chris Wolf, Chris Fay, Ralph Castro, Chris Ascencio. , , , .. M vt. aw. .. . fy. M., 1',' il ,. 1 1983 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY FRONT: Robbie Munoz, Joe Monaco, Cla- rence O'Neal, Ramzy Bathish, Eric Goecker, Larry Cardinal, Gary Miller, Matt Purcell, Paul Bathish. BACK: Coach Mike Vance, Tom Drummond, Bill Tenbush, John Castner, Mike Blower, Adrian Robertson, Andy Wit- tenberg, Craig Daly. 1983 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY FRONT: Vicki Griffith, Kris Nemeth, Sue Thomson, Tammy Holy- field. BACK: Coach John Rodes, Sue Lipe, Sherri Owens, Chris Rob- bins, Dee Dee Hooten. 1983 GIRLS SWIMMING FRONT: Suzanne Abrahamsen, Katrina King, Nicole Crawford, Asslt Coach Alberta Asta. BACK: Coach Eric Minore, Melissa Walker, Mi- chelle Dodge, Ann-Elise Mair, Michelle McKay. 1983 VARSITY GOLF TEAM FRONT: Tom Warda, Coach Jim Kareck. BACK Wayne Murray, Dave Anglin, Charles Glasscock, Brian Young. 1983 JUNIOR VARSITY GOLF TEAM FRONT: Mike Varner, Ted Braun, Adam Wisler. BACK: Tony Varner, Kostis Nedanis, Mark Conover, Scott Severance. 1983 GIRLS TENNIS FRONT: Lisa Copeland, Jeanett Ranville, Chrissie Kroll, Brooke Burroughs, Sabrina Booth. BACK: Lynn Russell, Kim Miller, Terri Wright, Laura Bekofske, Jodi Ramsdell. 1984 WRESTLING TEAM FRONT: Tony Pitts, Greg Mitchell, Lance Thompson, Tyrone Jetter, Jeff Anderson. MIDDLE: Shawn Welsh, Shawn , Na- than Ellard, Wesley Roberts. BACK: Coach Vernon Hill, James Liggons, Michael Mont- gomery, Shahied Farrakhan, Michael Gatewood, Eric Tillman, Coach Larry Wat- kins. 1983-1984 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT: Harry Campbell, Jeff Massey, Tyr- onne Williams, Terrence Greene, Anthony Szabo, Assistant Coach Dick Haffner. BACK: David Smith, Saleem Muhammed, David Burks, Randy Levels, Darryl Gilliam, Reggie Person. 1983-1984 BOYS J.V. BASKETBALL FRONT: Richard McQueary, David Johnson, Michael Foster, Martin Traylor. BACK: Coach Jack Ewing, Jerome Washington, Adri- an Robertson, Clarence Key, Sterling Beasley, Bilal Farrakhan, Mark Gray, Patrick Jones, Frank Greene, Anthony Buford, Troy Foster. SPORTS-Page One Hundred Forty-One 1983-1984 BOYS SWIMMING FRONT: Kurt Quine, Brad McCreedie, Bill Tembush, Robert Rynca, Ed Rue, Pattie Stir- ling. MIDDLE: Heiner Luntz, Bernie King, Mark Pavlowski, Scott Dickson, Bill Ledbet- ter, Alvin Veasley, Reiner Fredrich, Katrina King. BACK: Coach Jim Karreck, Ass't Coach Eric Minore, Den0 Prokos, David Schulman, Jon Larson, Kevin Richardson, Matt Mair, Alex Powers, Andy Turpen, Casaper Pfifcr, Jon Binder. 1983-1984 HOCKEY FRONT: Dick Ebbott, Brian Young, John Lutton, Mark Conover, Randy Judd, Ken Gris- wold. MIDDLE: Coach Marty Jarrard, Brian Shaylor, Steve Thomas, Shawn Richards, Bri- an Johnson, Eric Korhonen, Coach Jerry Kill- bury. BACK: Stuart Kale, Bill Morgan, Charles Glasscock, Ed MacGregor, Peter Phil- pot. 1983-1984 POM POM SQUAD Gail Gully, Tammy Severence, Joyce Alston, Vicky Griffith, Alicia Phillips, Travenna Burt, Kim Miller, Carla Culpepper 1983-1984 J.V. CHEERLEADERS Lisa Moore, Joanne Caywood, Camille Stra- ham, Kayle Kukla, Diary Gallaspy, Marcia Haywood, Kim Baxter, Shiron Jeffries. Page One Hundred Forty-Two-SPORTS 1984 VARSITY VOLLYBALL FRONT: Stephanie Franklin, Anja Pueschal, Carol Flippin. BACK: Coach Sue Calvo, Su- san Lipe, Tierney Taylor, Leanne Lee, Del Ma- ria Scott, Leslie Foster, Nelda Guarjardo. 1984 JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLYBALL FRONT: Julie Herman, Susan Taylor, Moni- ca Perez, Michelle Foster, Tammy Miller, Sa- brina Booth, Tara Donlan. BACK: Coach Sue Calvo, Stacy Knapp, Sarita Verdun, Michelle McKay, Gina Adabo, Laura Holm, Kathy Mroyik, Julie Gatica. L.. 1983-1984 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRONT: Crystal Limbrick, Nanette Davis. MIDDLE: Camille Nichols, Tamala Warren, Tracy Jones. BACK: Chavez Samuels, Shaney Bell, Brandy Bell. Q , .X wiusfssu 1984 BOYS TRACK FRONT: David Burks, Stacey Johnson, Andy Parker, Ramzy Bathish, Phil Hendrix, Lorace Jones, Derrick Leonard, Eric Goecker, Gary Miller, Larry Cardinal, Reggie Gallaspy, Jamal Muhammad. MIDDLE: Craig Kimble, Mark Major, John Atkins, Darrell Banks, Rich Johnson, Al Green, Daryl Gilliam, Daryl Greer, Dave Shulman, Ken Franklin, Robert Duckett, Chris Ascencio, Ed Rue, Joe Monaco, Jean Baxker, Robert Bey. BACK: Coach Clyde Bell, Roger Scott, Howard Grigsby, Gary Oshust, Steve Miller, Terrance Whitmore, Rick Gatz, Tyrone Sargent, Vince J ermany, Craig Phillips, Maurice Hood, Jeff Drudge, Terry Blake, Dave Popilek, Paul Bathish, Ruben Vasquez, Matt Purcell, Karieem Farrakhan, Coach Mike Vance. ,, , A ,,,,, tl 4 My ,AVI 91 1 1984 GIRLS TRACK Joanne Caywood, Sarita Verdun, Carolyn Scott, Betty Lee, Jodi Ramsdell, Nekitter Hearon, Tia Towns, Kim Baxter. MIDDLE: Shirron Jeffries, Danette Neeley, Jennifer Bone, Delmaria Scott, Kim Miller, Stephanie Franklin, Venus Hall, Michelle Amley, Dee- Dee Hooten. BACK Coach Jan Gray, Coach Jan Schultz, Linda Gardner, Sherrie Owens, Lenore Richardson, Rhonda Larkin, Coach Dick Haffner. NOT PICTURED: Tjuana Bu- ford, Svetlana Miles. 1984 BOYS TENNIS FRONT: Alex Powers, Gideon Labiner, Bret Kavasnicka, Heiner Luntz, Wade Wisler, Adam Wisler, Bill Morgan, David Myatt. BACK: Coach Lovelle Menzie, Andy Witten- berg, Charles Dunstan, Reiner Fredrick, Cur- tis Ogden, Derek Raymond, John Asta, Antho- ny Day. - - . .. Www Page One Hundred Forty-Four-SPORTS 1984 VARSITY BASEBALL FRONT: Mike Alkama, Tom Pavelich, Mark Convis, Shawn Richards, Stuart Saylor, Jamie Cochran, Shawn Welsh. MIDDLE: Tom Beaubien, Jon Hurt, Mark Conover, Herm Ra- mirez, Dan Taylor, Ken Griswold. BACK: Coach Bob Holec, Mark Neuman, Jim Abbott, Charles Glasscock, Coach Dennis Hosmer, Coach Jerry Lane. 1984 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL FRONT: Tom Plamondon, Henry Luna, Vin- cent Bisbee, Peter Philpot, John Lipp, Duffy Luna, Tony Groves. BACK: Debbie Overman, Scott Severence, Jeff Bisbee, Mark Sturgill, Brian Szabo, Mark Kelly, Rusty Parker, Coach Jerry Lane. 1984 VARSITY SOFTBALL FRONT: Julie Shayler, Michelle Haugen, Tammy Miller, Kathy Murphy, Lori Temple- ton, Nellie Guajardo, Kim Bennish. BACK: Marcia Mundale, Diane Thornton, Leanne Lee, Cheri Barnes, Leslie Foster, Coach Mar- garita Calvo. 1984 JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL FRONT: Coach Sue Calvo, Tina Thomas, Mi- chelle Foster, Lydia Ascencio, Lynn Ascencio, Shawn Brown, Monica Gagnon. BACK: Julie Gatica, Michelle Kelly, Chris Wambold, Tri- sha Robb, Monica Perez, Patty Stirling, Kim Crawford, Claire George. SPORTS-Page One Hundred Forty-Five 1983 VARSITY FOOTBALL Saginaw Arthur Hill 10 27 32 24 CENT OPP Midland Dow 24 49 Flushing 34 0 CForefitj East Lansing 14 29 Pontiac Central 49 6 Midland Dow 21 7 Flushing 26 49 Arthur Hill 25 O Bay City Western 29 38 Pontiac Central 34 8 Q Southwestern 37 0 1983 GI L Northern 25 24 R S SWIMMING Izlorthwegern tt 4? 22 CENT OPP ansing vere Kearsrey 48 117 Carman 34 136 Powers 24 146 1983 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Swartz Creek 47 89 Midland Dow 30 133 CENT OPP Pontiac Northern 52 111 Flushmg , 21 0 Arthur Hill 42 113 East Lansing 8 28 Pontiac Central 83 65 Midland Dow 0 14 S , outhwestern 76 152 Arthur Hill 20 16 Corurma 36 124 Pontiac Central 20 14 PLACE SCORE Southwestern 14 0 Midland Relays 11 14 Northern 12 6 Fenton Relays 6 45 Northwestern 26 8 City Meet 2 76 Swartz Creek Invt. 11 0 1983 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Pontiac Northern Invt. 3 183 CENT OPP Saginaw Valley Meet 7 41 Powers 48 41 Bay C19 Central 58 47 I' 1983 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Atherton 45 52 Pontiac Northern 56 36 Swartz Creek 17 38 Midland 55 53 Flushing 16 44 Southwestern 32 39 Mt' Morris 28 27 45 57 Midland is 42 Northwestern 33 77 Bay City Western 19 39 39 53 Mr. Morris 34 21 Northern Southwestern 39 20 Northern 27 29 Saginaw Arthur Hill 44 27 Northwestern 50 15 l 33 51 City Meet 2nd Place Mldland DOW Saginaw Valley Meet 3rd Place Pontiac Central 51 47 Flushing 38 52 1983 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Bay City Western 71 60 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT PLACE Davison 47 46 Ainsworth Invitational 2 Kea,-51ey 54 60 Swartz Creek 2 Mt. Morris I 1983 GIRLS J,V. BASKETBALL Flushing 1 Holly Invitational 7 CENT OPP Bay City Central 1 Powers 18 51 Midland 1 Bay City Central 22 23 Delta Invitational 4 Atherton 42 47 Saginaw Arthur Hill 1 Saginaw 25 59 Bay City Western 1 Pontiac Northern 23 18 Southwestef 11 1 Midland 12 44 'Midland Invitational 5 Southwestern 19 26 Northern 1 32 28 Northwestern l Northwestern 21 66 City Meet 1 23 60 Swartz Creek Invitational 8 Northern 13 65 Saginaw Valley Meet 2 9 36 Regional Meet 11 1983-1984 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL CENT OPP Carman 70 47 Powers 76 52 Northern 63 53 Saginaw 64 46 Bay City Western 89 45 Brother Rice 65 45 Lansing Everett 64 70 Bay City Central 89 43 Saginaw 72 57 Midland 62 55 Northwestern 49 86 Southwestern 80 64 Northern 63 59 Midland Dow 75 58 Lansing Eastern 62 58 Arthur Hill 63 43 Northwestern 70 80 Pontiac Central 72 55 Flushing 81 42 Southwestern 60 55 DISTRICTS Kearsley 45 36 Lapeer East 54 50 Davison 64 49 REGIONALS Lake Orion 76 64 Northwestern 47 64 1983-1984 BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CENT OPP Carman 80 51 Powers 56 48 Northern 38 69 Saginaw 59 71 Bay City Western 60 30 Brother Rice 48 69 Lansing Everett 64 71 Bay City Central 56 57 Saginaw 52 64 Flushing 66 58 Midland 58 68 Northwestern 72 82 Southwestern 49 60 Northern 52 74 Midland Dow 63 59 Lansing Eastern 53 50 Arthur Hill 61 63 Northwestern 45 60 Pontiac Central 61 69 Southwestern 59 53 1983 VARSITY GOLF PLACE Flint Central Invitational 1 Genesee Golf Invitational 6 City Championship Match 1 Saginaw Valley Match 5 Dual Meet Record: 8-4 1983-1984 BOYS SWIMMING CENT OPP Carman 84 88 Northwestern 120 32 Powers 96 76 Swartz Creek 73 98 Pontiac Northern 103 66 Midland Dow 93 79 Arthur Hill 63 108 Pontiac Central 128 44 Bay City Central 115 57 Southwestern 109 63 Northern 118 54 PLACE POINTS Vehicle City Relays 1 95 Mt. Morris Relays 2 109 Christmas Relays 6 168 City Championship Meet 1 137 Saginaw Valley Meet 4 153 1984 VARSITY VOLLYBALL GAME GAME GAME 1 2 3 Mt. Morris 8-15 15-10 15-3 Bay City Central 4-15 13-15 Saginaw 15-12 7-15 15-12 Lapeer West 9-15 15-6 15-7 Durand 2-15 14-16 Midland 3-15 15-11 17-19 Northwestern 15-4 1- 1 5 15-5 Swartz Creek 8-15 15-11 9-15 Midland Dow 3- 1 5 3- 1 5 Arthur Hill 15-7 15-12 Northern 15-10 15-13 Southwestern 15-8 15-3 Northwestern 15-2 15-4 Southwestern 12-15 15-9 15-9 Northern 15-4 15-ll Bay City Western 6-16 15-9 15-1 TOURNAMENTS Southwestern 15- 1 3 15-8 15-8 Fenton 5-15 14-16 3-15 Kearsley 4- 1 5 7-15 9-15 Flushing 6-15 17-15 Goodrich 15-7 13- 1 5 Hamady 10-15 4-15 Mason 15-3 15-6 Lapeer West 10- 15 2- 1 5 Fenton 9-15 10-15 Richmond 15-2 12-15 Vassar 15-11 15-5 Bendle 15-10 15-9 Fenton 12-15 3- 1 5 DISTRICTS Powers 13-15 15-12 15-9 Swartz Creek 16-14 15-13 Kearsley 8- 1 5 2- 1 5 1984 JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLYBALL Arthur Hill 15-13 GAME GAME GAME 1 2 3 2-15 15-3 Bay City Central 15-10 9-15 8-15 i I Saginaw 14-16 15-6 7-15 Mt. Morris 7-15 7-15 Northwestern 15-3 15-6 Northern 15-8 15-3 Bay City Western 1-15 15-9 13-15 Midland Dow 6-15 15-17 Swartz Creek 1-15 15-9 15-11 Midland 14-16 9-15 Southwestern 8- 1 5 15-4 15-15 1983-1984 HOCKEY CENT OPP Swartz Creek 11 1 Grand Blanc 2 1 Flushing 16 1 Arthur Hill 9 5 4 Midland Dow 3 2 5 Northern 13 1 14 1 G.P. Northern 10 4 Midland 5 1 2 4 Jackson Lumen Christi 2 5 2 4 Ainsworth 9 2 Kearsley 2 Southwestern 3 2 Carman 12 1 Davison 4 Powers 1 PLAYOF FS Lapeer East 10 0 Southwestern 4 5 fDouble O.T.J 1983 BOYS TRACK CENT OPP Northern 57 102 Midland Dow 95 37 Arthur Hill 110 48 Pontiac Central 105 27 Northwestern 98 33 RELAYS PTS PLACE Huron Relays 8 20th Spartan Relays 8 15th CMU Relays 23 3rd SVC Relays 89 3rd Mott Relays 43 3rd City Meet 54 2nd Oxford Relays 45 2nd Saginaw Valley Meet 74 2nd Regional Meet 55 2nd State Meet 26 4th 1983 GIRLS TRACK CENT OPP Arthur Hill 104 19 Pontiac Central 88 38 Southwestern 79 44 Northern 38 88 Northwestern 85 PTS M.S.U. Relays 62,5 Swartz Creek Relays 58 Mott Relays 2 Clio Frosh Relays 87 City Meet 44.5 Dohgherty Relays 20 Regionals 30 Saginaw Valley Meet 45.5 Greater Flint Invt. 19 State Finals 9 39 PLACE 18th 3rd 13th lst 2nd 6th 4th 18th 1983 VARSITY BASEBALL CENT Kearsley 11 2 Bay City Western 6 10 Flushing 4 2 ly City Central 9 8 Saginaw 10 23 Northern 3 6 Northwestern 4 5 Powers 4 2 'Midland Dow 4 2 Saginaw Arthur Hill 1 3 Midland 5 7 Pontiac Central 5 7 Southwestern 1 1 FLINT TOURNAMENT Montrose 9 Flushing 7 Carman Q8 inningsl 2 STATE TOURNAMENT Swartz Creek 7 Flushing 0 1983 J.V. BASEBALL CENT Kearsley 3 Bay City Western 10 5 Flushing 0 8 Bay City Central 8 5 Saginaw 17 4 Northwestern 32 11 Powers 0 4 Midland Dow 4 OPP 2 10 1 1 3 8 1 1 2 O 1 2 1 4 15 15 8 7 2 1 4 6 1 5 4 0 5 O 3 3 3 OPP 4 8 4 7 1 4 6 6 3 2 0 1 3 8 4 4 8 Arthur Hill 9 10 5 6 Midland 2 0 0 8 Pontiac Central 10 2 7 2 Southwestern 2 1 5 8 Northern 7 0 fforefitsj 7 0 1983 VARSITY SOFTBALL CENT OPP Bay City Western 4 14 0 21 Flushing 3 8 31 22 Bay City Central 2 10 0 16 Northwestern 8 9 7 8 Swartz Creek 7 10 Midland 0 14 4 9 Grand Blanc 7 8 17 1 Midland Dow 0 10 2 ll Saginaw 9 ll 17 14 Arthur Hill 1 12 3 11 Powers 1 10 9 13 Southwestern 12 1 1 4 10 Northwestern 9 0 Northern 0 14 Davison 9 10 1984 VARSITY BASEBALL CENT OPP Swartz Creek 7 3 5 3 Carman 11 1 3 21 Northern 5 3 8 5 Flushing 14 13 11 1 Bay City Western 1 3 0 4 Midland 4 0 4 0 Northwestern 1 1 2 26 0 Mt. Morris CFlint Tournj 2 3 Midland Dow 2 10 0 8 Bay City Central 6 2 10 11 Arthur Hill 4 5 5 8 Saginaw 19 8 18 0 Pontiac Central 12 3 3 2 Southwestern 3 0 3 15 STATE TOURNAMENT Lapeer West 12 4 1984 GIRLS TRACK CENT OPP Arthur Hill 103 25 Midland Dow 74 54 Beecher 68 60 Kearsley 84 44 Pontiac Central 98 21 Southwestern 114 14 Northern 49 79 Northwestern 95 33 RELAYS PTS PLACE Michigan State Relays 11 - Early Bird Relays 38 - Central Michigan Relays 25 4th Mott Relays 20 5th City Meet 65 2nd Saginaw Valley Meet 67.5 3rd Greater Flint Invt. CBadar Classicj 33 - Regionals 44 3rd State Finals 4 32nd 1984 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL CENT OPP Swartz Creek 8 13 5 13 Carman 9 15 Flushing 1 5 2 5 Midland 11 0 14 15 Northwestern 18 3 24 1 Powers 1 5 5 7 Midland Dow 6 5 5 6 Bay City Central 4 9 5 13 Saginaw 16 15 Arthur Hill 5 11 Pontiac Central 16 3 8 4 Southwestern 6 10 Northern 7 0 7 0 1984 VARSITY SOFTBALL CENT OPP Swartz Creek 15 16 14 11 Bentley 1 10 2 3 Flushing 10 2 5 12 Saginaw QNo Hitterj 16 0 17 4 Midland 1 9 1 5 Northwestern 1 1 2 20 5 Grand Blanc 4 3 14 2 Bay City Central 1 9 1 8 Midland Dow 0 3 2 3 Northern 6 0 13 4 Saginaw Arthur Hill 3 5 2 10 Powers 1 2 7 4 Pontiac Central 9 0 21 4 Clio 3 4 Lake Fenton 2 7 Southwestern 8 9 6 2 DISTRICTS Flushing 10 0 Davison 5 4 Powers 2 3 1983 J.V. SOFTBALL CENT OPP Bay City Western 1 17 3 17 Flushing 19 30 19 26 Bay City Central 14 15 7 9 Swartz Creek 8 17 Midland 7 6 5 15 Midland Dow 2 10 6 8 Saginaw 25 9 28 2 Saginaw Arthur Hill 18 15 15 7 Powers 11 21 4 24 Southwestern 14 5 19 2 Northern 7 0 7 0 1984 BOYS TENNIS CENT OPP Clio O 7 Arthur Hill 1 6 1 6 Southwestern 0 7 Midland Dow 0 7 Northern 4 3 Pontiac Central 1 6 Pontiac Northern 4 3 Kearsley 5 2 Tiorthwvestern TOURNAMENTS Sagnaw VaHey State Regional Chy 1 PLACE 7th 1 lth 3rd 1924 f f c'a 1934 , 4,-.. Q f x 5 4 , I, 1, f? ff, Q 1 fn' fu' -W2 f AT? Meow' 5 . ' ,.Y5,f. ffl oh Ji 4f s.1Q, K -' ' ' I M ' , ,ff R 1' J ccnmm High School Poses lnfofmmry Z! X V 8 IIHISI I4 11's as -YQ:fxw,f , A . 45 . I X i Boom Q- Ji, D' fw1w4a', f - -- - 4 2, 1 . 4 v- in QQ Qi4w?w?W, r 'a' C :Lf . , X v,'. 7 0 .I 5 ka .,VW ., ,M i w' 'r E mfgff EJ55' ' I A K a -' .. Y ,., ' .- I ,,A. .V ly ,Q 1 i J 1. f 96 'ff A H V, M I LRQEQQQV V 9,5 3, , , , Mm ww. 1 i , .A.,,92z'4f:qZJ.2ff37 , ISTW V,,' l V ,ww w..,..w.-,- ' T L 5 .H V 'Q t m Kn glifif' 7 Mou0ddml V ldnibu 5 W ',.,. , ' V ...'. , , . Pemmm 1 Moyjgzffivv T-achjga Haabaa. Faculty 4 ...W--mwmw- 1 n I Page One Hundred-Fifty 5 ' I cad mlcs N M, ,Jf f-' L. hh., ,. 1. 1944 x al 4? 1964 fi qw ,AA 5 LOOKQNG OVER A REPLICA nf the Unved Sfcnes Consfiiviion d-wwf: c :Saas dwcussion Q4 the coioniol period in American H1 wry we Mr, Kewl Kzeigu and Mr, ,leafy Hinmma, XI974 Mun Kramer hrctunn ru hm class Page One Hundred-Fifty-One - nqnbf' J Sth, fiwz-4 ngll h ' -,:f1vag+x 11 IEW- Page One Hundred Fifty-Two-ACADEMICS .qx Y Sally Ebmeyer Sue Goering Nora Goulet W e :.rf15::-, .,.., . A. i':g4a.:,n.,i 't Mfg., 14.11 1. ,X 4. r. . Sophie Ignotov Donna Parks Shirley Parola Richard Plourde Dick Salmon Cliff Turner fx. -sc Frank Walker James Bearden The English Department is designed to aid students in devel- oping a competence in reading, speaking, writing, and under- standing the English language. The Humanities Magnet pro- gram is a very important part of the English Department. Students from all over the city come to central to participate in this challenging program, now in its eighth year. New Humanities courses this year include Mythology and World Literature. Mrs. Helen Collins is again teaching several English sections after a lapse of several years. ACADEMICS-Page One Hundred Fifty-Three WW Qi. i hifi q Q oclal Studies smut vi NAPD2 mm 5 ,Ad Social Studies is the third largest depart- ment at Central. Students are required to take two years of social studies, and many take three years. A city-wide revision of the re- quired courses has taken place, with the new courses being phased in over a three year peri- od. This year, the ninth graders are only being offered World History or World Culture. Next year, only U.S. or American History will fullfill the U.S. History requirement. Also next year there will be a new Economics course. Civics and American government will be offered only in the junior and senior years starting next year. This year, due to declining enrollment while the Civics is being changed from a Freshmen to a Junior class, Central lost John Fouts to Northwestern, and Dick Gale to Whittier. In November, however, Carol Jackson was re- called to Central. Page One Hundred Fifty-Four-ACADEMICS ' x '2- '--Q., lf. R qw um- 4:4 I we I f i Q Richard Brown Jack Ewing Carl Krieger Joe Eufinger I I Carol Jackson George Nassif I I L Dick Ramsdell Bill Tipper QS,- Fred Vest I ACADEMICS-Page One Hundred Fifty-Five 1' I '1' L rail-' Q7 5 EDP-Nfl .ul N., if!! , -...S .1::::1:Q':::,. -sw! - 1, The Science Department is de- r signed to expose students to the many aspects of living material, the interac- tion of chemicals, and the laws of physics. Through the many courses offered, students gain a better under- standing of the world in which they live. Earth Science is a new, two semes- ter class that deals with all aspects of the earth and it's development includ- ing geology, astronomy, soils, and much more. There is a new addition to the staff in the Science Department, Mr, Royce Bloomer. He comes to Central with a background and personal in- terest in Earth Science. Page One Hundred Fifty-Six-ACADEMICS cience ucuf' Hg l NHC HQ n Pcrtnv 5.1.11 Swl-um X as 5, Suar-'fs B Clyde Bell Royce Bloomer Joe Foos li Bob Holec Sylean Ivory Gary McDaniel ACADEMICS-Page One Hundred Fifty-Seven Q' qpfif P M s u mess KYQ4 'sw- 6 Virginia Bland Helen Coll The Business Education Department provides instructional programs for all students according to their interests and needs. It provides occupational instruc- tion for students desiring careers in busi- ness as well as those planning for higher education. This year several more TRS-80 com- puters have been added to teach word processing. Also this year, Mr. Paras- chos is teaching full time in the depart- ment, while Mrs. Collins is being shared with the English dept. i ins Sam Paraschos Betty Harris Ei' Page One Hundred Fifty-Eight-ACADEMICS F .ffmvq,n :f?'L' J 'Q sf Y x l John Benish Dick Haffner Ken McLean J an Schultz Josh Shields Al Tappert ., I Edgar Taylor Sfif -' 1 Kirk Powers The Math Department offers a variety of courses for the stu- dents of Central. These courses include General Math, Alge- bra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Computer Math. Higher level courses are presented in the Math and Science Magnet Program at Northern High School. V569 J' ff? , ,. fi ath -v A Vs Nil , ACADEMICS-Page One Hundred Fifty-Nine f-8 'wr Y ' me Arts .,, -- ':'.!1 1 ,ff Pag On H nd dSixty-ACADEMICS George Creer Dale Gleason Marty Jennings The Fine Arts Department is de- signed to expose students to new cul- tural awareness through participa- tion in the visual and performing arts. Mr. George Crear, previously from Whitter Middle school, joined the Fine Arts staff here at Central this year. Mr. Crear is an instrumental instructor, teaching classes in Instru- mental Study, Instrumental Ensem- ble, Orchestra and, of course, March- ing Band! In the area of vocal music and pi- ano, several classes are offered, all of which participate in concerts throughout the year. Drama and art are also part of the Fine Arts program at Central. Over ten different art classes are offered, including Sculpture and Ceramics, Lettering and Poster Making, Paint- ing, and Drawing. In the area of Drama, in addition to the plays presented each year, there are daily classes in such areas as im- provisation and acting, as well as the Touring Ensemble. ACADEMICS-Page One Hundred Sixty-One ndustrlal arts I 3 h f X N .f s ., ' '75 ' ,, cg' , - ' Q V ,V --,WW ' 1 ,y'U'hE F 4. 'g YT., ' V v YQQ f V ' 5 1? 'Q , .gud ' 4 V, Page One Hundred SIXIY Two-ACADEMICS Eddie Ford Pat Laveek Warren Miner Industrial Arts courses give stu- dents the opportunity for hands-on experience in doing some of the same tasks they may later do in industry or in the home. This year, there are no new courses, but the Careers in ln- dustry magnet class is being taught by Warren Miller, who took the place of Dave Beardslee who was trans- fered to Mott Adult High School. ACADEMICS-Page One Hundred Sixty-Three T' Q'x ' 1 ' WN- hyslcal Educatlon O H d dS yF ACADEMICS .af-w 54,1- Q ,f .... , A gr. J- WI' June Cabell ,M fv- -ga Judy Hamilton Jim Kareck - - - 1 I - I At Central Physical Education is a re quired course to take. It's goals are to maintain and promote all aspects of phys- ical fitness necessary for healthful modern day living. This year there is one new course being offeredg it is Modern Dance for Health and Fitness. These courses are designed to help students improve their physique and coordination. After partici- pating in group sports such as softball, basketball, and track, they learn team- work. However, the most beneficial lesson learned is sportsmanship. Fred Ireland I ACADEMICS-Page One Hundred Sixty-Five ini? tn. v C oreign Language 'f .ig M , ,Lx ,, 4 '15 l Camile Coleman Jerry Graves The main objective of the Foreign Lan- guage Department is to teach a foreign lan- guage so students can speak, read and write with a natural conversational ability. After an absence of several years, Ger- man is being taught once again at Central. Whittier students are attending Central and taking German as well as Spanish and French. Page One Hundred Sixty-Six-ACADEMICS '5-Tir 'C' 1 'XT 4 fl -J 'Sag - f ' S i 5 wr ,.. H lllngual V bmh. fp ,,, Am, ?.TV..i:j - ag-y 5' 'V v . g.W. RL' is I V X? 'liifzwg' x 2.1151 ' H li r ' vw r A ii. K-'S iM'if rf--' mil I Gloria Aguirre Linda Berlanga Mary Moreno pf'-' l Jeanette Nassif Marilyn Nunez Olga Ramirez Q-N Margarita Calvo Central's Bilingual program is unique in Flint High Schools. Stu- dents for whom English is a second language benefit by being able to re- ceive special help in coping with their understanding of the English lan- guage. Entire sections of some re- quired classes are taught especially for the bilingual students. ACADEMICS-Page One Hundred Sixty Seven Driver Education is offered to all stu- dents at Central. Its purpose is to teach teenagers safe and defensive driving skills, along with an overview of the me- chanical workings of automobiles. Stu- dents are given the opportunity to prac- tice these skills both on the range and on the open road. Upon the successful com- ple-tion of the course a student is ready to face the people at the license bureau and the other drivers on the streets. Page One Hundred Sixty-Eight-ACADEMICS rivers Education GE 2 sl tfiiif MSX. QL Kid gfealfi ersonal I L g, tion www!! ,A , 2 np., Securlt Educa ome Economics ,ff- ,pf 445' 'vian Turner 0. '-Wipwwl N-...Qi Q.. -J Cooking classes offer students the opportunity to learn basic food prep- aration for the home as well as the planning and preparation and serving of complete dinners. Sewing classes teach students the basics of home sewing including repairing garments and creating new clothes. ACADEMICS-Page One Hundred Sixty-Nine tw, ' tk f Q1 f ' 521 p ,, A, 4,A 'i Education a Phyllis Dobson Janet Gray Lovelle Menzie Bonnie Newby Pearlene O'Neal Joan Simpson Mike Vance Debra Winchester Jan Zimmer The Special Education De- l partment is designed to assist students with learning prob- lems. The goal is to enable them to achieve to the best of their ability. Two new courses, Language Arts and Vocational Education, are now being offered. David Berent Page One Hundred Seventy-ACADEMICS mikv P X e Richard Carroll Yvonne Hall 'Doris Harper Gerald Hinman gow vm QI' fm gg f ounselln Qgce--M ii'-r Del Karowski Fred Payne 'ix-N -w--,,,, Reva Ratner A Central's Counseling Department helps students in many ways. It sees that they take the correct classes, get enough credits, take the appropriate tests, and fill out the proper applica- tions. Special counselors aid students in obtaining jobs for credit through the co-op program, and in getting reg- ular jobs after school or after gradu- ation through the Michigan Employ- ment Security Commission, ACADEMICS-Page One Hundred Seventy-One I Fred Hill i. Secretaries Thelma Coplin X Gail Gatz Cathy Harper Joanne Leach f . f I S Ann Mushall Ann Marie Torok .1 -Us f X. Joyce Veasley Herberta Wilhelm ijgf arfw QW! I X ,..Jz-.S H gp ll LSCEMU Q3 sw - A Q3 ' P31 12, -i F9419 'upport Services w'4!'N-w 'xi f, I LX' f , 5' f , ,, ,Z Professional Services McDaniel f Linda Miller I Central is fortunate to have a list of regular sub- stitute teachers to call upon. On any given day, as many as six or eight regular teachers may be absent, either because of illness or emergency, or because of personal or professional business. Most subs are un- able to work every day, but those who our regulars help to reduce the disruption caused by teacher ab- sences. Page One Hundred Seventy-Two-ACADEMICS F' ,f , Community Director Jim Beaubien The position of Community School Director essentially means the after school princi- pal,'. He is responsible for co- ordinating all late afternoon and evening activities fexcept interscholastic sportsb. Athletic Director C.G. Tim Bograkos Chris The main responsibility of the Athletic Director is to co- ordinate all aspects of the inter- scholastic program. This in- cludes all boys and girls sports, varsity and J .V. Over 200 athle- tic events are scheduled each year. Library -1-1. Library services are vital to students and teachers alike. Ba- sic library services include pro- viding students with a wide va- riety of current books, both fiction and non-fiction, along with a vast array of reference materials and magazines. The library also has career informa- tion available for students, as well as a computer center. For teachers, the library is the source of a large collection of filmstrips and multimedia kits, audio visual equipment, and textbooks, along with some duplicating equipment. ii. Maintenance Central's new maintenance supervisor came from Whittier. She has been with the Board of Education for 27 years. She is in charge of a staff of over twenty. Not only must the building be cleaned every day, but repairs must also be done regularly. l- All great schools have great support services. The secre- taries, the subs, the maintenance, the school security all contribute to the smooth operation of Central. Specialized services are also a must for a large operation like Central. Included in Central's support staff are some of the highest seniority people in the building, giving us the benefit of many years of experience. Service students also play a helping role at Central every day. --,-T, School Security - School security is a thankless f ' job, but a necessary and vital A service to Central. The halls are V't . more quiet during class and un- ' invited visitors are kept to a I ,,,,. , Q, minimum. ah .V : John Kononchuck . '-.,. 2 Mance Broome Harry Cunningham Jeff Ursery Linda ACADEMICS-Page One Hundred Seventy-Three :iam nn, X , w W 2, f . ff-Q21' g I . T j n 1 i x 5 I I n I L i i , 1 I w k x 4 A v : W X 1 '. 'vv x e i I E li' 1 K1MR.iEH!3iRnX,k5u5W?! 1-i2fHf3v sf- . V VM ,m . 1 EW .1- 1 1 I 1 in , , PM 5,1 ,Q ,, Will? 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