Central High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Varsity Volleyball Capturing the sixth consecutive city ti- tle by scores of 15-8 and 15-11 against Flint Northern, the Varsity Volleyball team was triumphant again. “The city meet was especially impor- tant to me because this was my last year and it gave me something to be proud of, ’ commented senior. Kimberly Pryor. Junior Cindy Henderson replied. “Our toughest competition was against Hint Northern.” “The reason I enjoy playing Volleyball so much,” replied junior, Eamesto Wil- liams “is because it's fun and exciting.” Amy McElwain added. “Volleyball is very challenging and competitive.” Team work and tough practices were the key to our success. As long as we stick together as a team it will always remain fun and exciting. Loni Mayo 10-3 Record B.C. Western B.C. Central Southwestern Northwestern Northern Midland Dow Sag. Arthur Hill Pontiac Central Midland Saginaw 2-15. 10-15 15-3. 15-7 15-9. 15-7 15-6. 10-15. 15-6 15-11. 9-15. 15-10 10-15. 15-13. 15-8 9- 15. 15-9. 9-15 15-4. 15-11 10- 15. 14-16 15-9. 15-2 City C hampions Volleyball—FRONT ROW: DeShawn Brooks. Lisa Tornai. Requal Strozier; BACK ROW: Coach Sue Calvo. Ivonna Molina. Amy McElwain. Patrice Verdun. Earnesto Wil- liams. Arnica Bracy. Raquel Ramos. Cindy Henderson. Gloria Guajardo. Diana Cavascoz. Volleyball Strengthening The Mold!

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1-17 Record Us—Them Kearsley 8-62 Byron 22-40 B.C. Western 11-66 Sandusky 15-52 Bentley 28-36 Imlay City 24-47 Northern 9-55 B.C. Western 18-55 White Hall 26-48 Lakeland 6-72 Brother Rice 7-66 Cran Brook 36-39 B.C. Cental 24-54 Saginaw High 24-45 Midland Dow 12-56 Wrestling—FRONT ROW Asst. Coach Lewis Carufel. Sharod Edwards. David Elkins. Eric Lester. Chris White. Antonio Paige; BACK ROW Head Coach Gordon Dickinson. Taiwan Garner. Aaron Yachs. Jason Clark. Chris Guerrero. Statistician Linda Holmquist. Wrestling The pressure was on. One person at a time took the spotlight. This was the moment you had been waiting for. One mistake could be critical. The wrestling team began with a strong start. Each match required preparation. Individual performances are essential. All of the practices and hard work would finally count. Senior. Eric Lester commented. Wrestling to me is the greatest sport in the world. As in Eric’s case, one indi- vidual captures the spotlight. Every ob- server notices failures and successes. Each teammate counted on each other for support. Team work contributes a lot to the sport of wrestling. Each wres- tler’s points arc added to the team score, which determines the final outcome. Preparation is required for all matches. Sophomore, Sharod Edwards said. I just sit down and listen to the radio and side up my mind.” Practices began long before meets and tourna- ments. and continued through the state championship meets. Monique Wallace Wrestling Strengthening The Mold!

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BACKSETTING THE BALL for senior Requal Strozier to spike over the net is senior Lisa Tornai. BLOCKING A SPIKE from opponent Pontiac Central is senior Amy McElwain. SPIKING THE BALL over the net to tie up the score is junior Patrice Verdun. Volleyball Strengthening The Mold!