Central High School - Centralian / Sagas Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1988 volume:

To Make A Long Story Short A story is, as defined by Websterls, llan account of incidents or eventsf, That is exactly what this year and our high school career has been. From football games to graduation, there was never a dull moment. We tried to make the best out of this year because it was our last as high school students. But there were times that we didnlt think we would make it through high school, or that it would ever end. Of course, it did. And now, as the end is near, we realize that what we thought were long days and nights turned into short years, and that high school has actually been a short story in our lives. We also realize that we have so much to look forward toecollege, jobs, and marriage. Everything in the future is going to be just as exciting as high school. We shouldnlt expect anything less be- cause the class of '88 is great! it, t I . I A :H-Wil JYHQKQIQAM 1854' landfall At, $44 THE SCHOOL sign announces about our history-making foot- ball team. The football team ga ve us one more thing to be proud of this year. PEOPLE work hard all-year-round to make the courtyards beau- tiful for us to enjoy. 2 Introduction BEARWINKLE is very important to our school spirit. The football and basketball games wouldn't be the same without our mascot. THE FOOTBALL team put in long and hard hours to be so great. Here they are practicing at dusk. Introduction 3 Halloween full of surprises WHA T? OUR SCHOOL FOR SALE? Nu. A fewpranksters. just got together and decorated the school for Halloween. A T THE G W6 PARTY senior Pat Roberts and sophomore Jennifer Wells dance while others get a little more physical. 4 Introduction Football Homecoming, 1987 was held on Friday night September 25, Four re- presentatrves were chosen by each of the freshmen, sophor more, and junior classes and 12 representatives were cho sen by the senior class. During the game, the repre- sentatives sat together in one section of the stadium and anxiously awaited the results THE SENIOR CLASS was rep- resented by Jim Arendt and Heidi Altekruse. SENIOR repre- sentatives Kirk Hales and Kim- ber Gress 6 Football Homecoming ales, Boyd crowned royalty of the electron that were to be announced at halftime of the game. Each of the representa- tives walked onto the football field at halftime as their names were announced over the loud speaker. Eventually everyone was In place and ready for the results of the electron. The announcer gave the resu1t32Runner-up kmg i Brran Skaggs, Runnerrup queen i Kimber Cress, King 7 Kirk Hales, and Queen - Pam Boyd, The junior class sponsored a school-wide dance immedi- ately following the game. There was a special dance for the court members. The theme was HDidn't We Al- most Have It All . CROWNED King and Queen were Kirk Hales and Pam Boyd. SENIOR repre- sentatives Brian Gibson and Pam Boyd Th? 37 Football Home- coming Court consisted affrontrou'sitting:Jenny Isaac. Robby Nixon Sec- ond row: Candy Kuesler. Becky Worrell, Tara Walker, Maureen Healy, Heidi Alrekruse, Queen Pam Boyd. Runner-up queen Kimber Cress. Me- gan Srhreiber, Laurel Of- ferman. Kelly Smith. Jodi Mullen, Nikki Ashley. Third row: Jason Martin- gly. Robert Theuerkaul, Brian Gibson. David Koehler, Jim Arendt, King Kirk Hales, Runner- up King Brian Skaggs, Jason Podvin. Billy Da- vis, Russ Seiler. Kevin Koch. Ryan Hahn. SENIOR repre- senlarives David Koehler Jr. and Maureen Hcaly, SENIOR repre- s e n t a r i L' e 5 Brian Skaggs and Tara Walk- er. SENIOR reprev sentarives Jason Football Homecoming 7 Podvin and Me- gan Schrciber. RUNNER-UP IN INDIANA s Y87 runner-up in the state of Indi- ana, Coach Paul Gries, Base- ball Bears finished their season with the most wins in the teams history, The final game of their 30-7 season was played at Bush Stadium in Indianapolis, in the final game of the IHSAA state tournament. The Bears lost that game to La Porte. Twenty-two wins blasted the Bears into the Sectional and KIRK HALES goes through his warm-up tosses before taking the field in the champion- ship game. TODD HUNSUCKER and pitcher Dirk Lin- dauer talk it over during a break in action. Lin- dauer ended his high school career a first team aII-state pitcher with a 16-0 season and an ex- cellent .91 ERA. t87 Baseballers 4H at home into a dreamigoal that the 1987 team had strived to achieve for a long time. Graduating seniors included first team All-State pitcher Dirk Lindauer; Paul Dunham, twho was unable to play in the finals because of a knee injury suf- fered in the semi-state roundt; Andy Blake, Darren Cato, Keith Tungate, Jeff Duvall, and the L.V. Phillips mental atti- tude award winner, Bart Emig. Returning Iettermen this year were Brian Gibson, Kirk Hales, Todd Hunsucker, David Koehler, Glen Catlett, Matt Pokorney, Jeff Biggs, Robby Frank, and Johnny Liggett. The final game was a frustrat- ing and disappointing loss for the 1987 team, and the 1988 team was not about to forget those feel- ings as they entered this year's season. SADNESS is captured on the faces of seniors Andy Blake, Paul Dunham, and Darren Cato as they watch the LaPorte Slicers claim their state title. BEAR PRIDE came through hIt was a great thrill to be in the fmal game of the baseball state finals. It was a growing experience for me and I thank the kids for playing so well to get us there 7 Paul Gries TEAM h Assistant coach Andy Rice. Trainer, Steve Carter: assistant Gary Dassell, Dirk Lindauer. Brian All, Todd Hunsucker. Kirk Hales, Jeff Biggs. John- ny Liggett, Andy Blake. Darren Cato. Coach Paul Cries: Matt Pokorney, Da vid Koehler. Brian Gibson, Keith Tungate. Glen Catlett, Bart Emig, JeffDuvall, Paul Dunham, Robby Frank. Manager Lori Hawkins. FIRST BASEMAN Brian Gibson holds a runner close to base during regionalplay. in the Crowd and fan support. Banners waved and fans chanted as the Bears deleated Columbus East in the first game of the state finals. Baseball 87 9 COACH Mike Owen gives Brian Gibson a few pointers during the game. MANAGER Kevin Bennett shows his school spirit by painting his face during a game. THE FANS really supported the team this year. Here the team gets the crowd to its feet. SENIORS Jarrod Pfaffman and Ed Wilson watch a Bear victo- ry from the sidelines. 10 Varsity Football WE WIN again! The Bears show their excitement after another victory. LIKE ALWA Y5, senior Trent Maroni fires up the crowd by slinging his towel. est record in CHS history Football at Central High School enjoyed its most suc- cessful season since 1925 as Coach Mike Owen's Bears finished with a 10-1 record. Included in the undefeated reg- ular season 8-0 record were undisputed city and SIAC championships. The Bears won their first two games in Sectional com- petition before falling to undefeated Jeffersonvillet 31-29. in the Sectional title game. As the score indicated, the game was close all the way. Seniors led the Bears to the undefeated season and many were expected to make post-season all-star teams. Coach Owen, in his second season as varsity head coach, improved his 3-6 record of a year ago to 10-1. Only once t19251. has a Central team won 10 games. and only once t1944i. has a Central team finished the regular season undefeated Varsity Football 11 TWO BITS. FOUR BITS! The Varsity combined traditional cheering with more elaborate stunts, as demonstrated in their 'twa bits' mount. SENIOR squad m e m b e r 5 watch a half- time presenta- tion during football sea- son. WALKING WINNERS. the Varsity practices at a hotel the night before presenting an award-winning routine at the Indi- ana State Fair in Indianapolis. VARSITYSQUAD members are Chad Barkman. Jeremy Nel- son. Kent Hansen. Todd Kollker, Todd Chamberlain, Robby Orsbourne, Jim Arendt, Kerry Pace. Val Langen, HeidiAltek- ruse, Pam Boyd, Lori McCIarney, and Krista Pace. 12 Cheerleaders Rah Rahint V Cheers to the Bears :Qv In winning seasons edication . . . camps at the University of Kentucky hard work, and Depauw University, they worked and friendship out in a professional physical training . is what it program, judged and helped other took for the squads, competed locally and at the 1987-88 Var- state level, held a clinic, raised money. sity, JV, and had birthday parties, practiced long Freshmen cheerleading squads to hours; nevertheless, they still did their be rated httopsh in Indiana. $91 job, supporting our teams and lead- New experiences for the squads ing the Bear spirit. Returning to the included cheering for baseball pep Hbasicsh for the reason of easier crowd assemblies, and on top of dugouts participation, proved to be a great at the state game, and wearing way to support our winning teams heavy sweaters due to a longer foot- ball season. Co-sponsors, Lynn Seiler and Jim Gardner, guided the squads throughout their 11V2 month sea- son. The cheerleaders attended CHEERING on the baseball Bears at a pep assembly on the baseball field was a new ex- perience for the squads. ALL three squads stand at attention before the Homecoming game against 30559 September 25. JUNIOR VARSITY members are Jennifer Wells. Kelly Melancon, Julie Jenkins, Jodi Mullen, Jill Miller, and Amanda Wall. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS are Julie Van House, Kelly Traffon, Brandis Weber. Nikki Ashley, Candy Kuester. and Shannon Dauby. Cheerleaders 13 JUNIOR Becky Worrell takes some time out from washing to have a water fight with senior Pat Roberts. SENIOR HONEYBEARS Ellen Wellmeier and Jenny Cook smile at the crowd while perform- ing on the field. HONEYBEARS INCLUDE: Stacia Kahre, Jenny Knight, Jen- ny Cook, Ellen Wellmeier, Ann Niemeier, Melissa Matthews, Maureen Healy, Becky Worrell. Second row: Sponsor Sherry Dockery. Debbie Day. Kimber Cress. Deanna Yates, Amy Chrislmas, Dana Wedel, Missy Steckler, Tara Walker, Chris- ty Caudill, Sponsor Susie Herrin. Third row: Tina McMaken. Jodi Fore, Annie Terrell, Laura Cole, Angie Crick. Hillary AI- tekruse, Shelly Sumner. ancmg Bears The Honeybears have al- ways been an active part of student life at Central High School. This was no different for the 87388 squad. The Ho- neybears began practicing m June.threetimesaweek from 7-9 am. These early hours and hard work paid off the week of July 14-19. During that week the Honeybears at- tended a Universal Dance Camp at Indiana University. The squad received a superior trophy and was invited to par- ticipate in the National ChamV pionship for their squad roue tine, which was choreogra- THE HONEYBEARS enjoy themselves from rhe stands at a football game. TTA lot of hard work went into the clinic. but overall we had fun.73 e Ann Niemeier phed by Jenny Cook, Mau- reen Healy. Ann Niemeier. and Ellen Wellmeier. The Honeybears also par- ticipated in several fundrais- ers this year; including. a Ho- neybear car wash and selling Bear paraphanelia. The squad purchased new uni- forms with the money they . earned from the fundralsmg SerVice prolects were also a part of the squad's actmr tiesi These prOJQCIS mcluded acting as scorekeepers for a preeceleb golf tournament last May, and hosting a dance chn' 1c for the area middle schools in November, Senior Ann Niemeier commented. TA lot of hard work went into the clinici but overall we had fun.n Co - sponsor Sherry DockV ery said. Til have really enr joyed working With the HO neybears this year The girls are terrific. SENIOR HONEYBEARS sitting include: Jenny Cook, Ellen Well- meier. Second row: Debbie Day. Maureen Healy, Ann Niemeier. Melissa Matthewsi Third row: Tara Walker, Amy Christmas. Deanna Yates, Missy Steckler. Kimber Cress. Dana Wedel. HONEYBEARS march onto the field during a football game. Honeybears 15 16 Summer SENIOR Doma nece Cawthorm smiles as a Nam Dame coach cunl gra tula res hw with a kiss for hef performance ir. the InternationaI Special Olympia at Notre Damd this summer. SENIOR Maureen Healy didn't seem to want to 9 back in, but junior Eric Dyson had other plans! DINING OUT at Pancho 's by the Sea in Canal Mexico are Kim McFadden, Kent Miller, Jason Pd Vin, Michelle Funk, and Kim McMaken. The summer of ,87 was filled with good times and good entertainment. One could always find something to do on a hot summer night. Friday nights, Green River Road was the hoppin scene. Hundreds of Ev- ansville teens cruised in jeeps, conver- tibles, motorcycles, and even in family stationwagons. If Friday nights werenit enough to keep a person happy, they could always dance the night away at the Victory on Saturday nights. Every Tri-State high school was represented on Saturday nights when the floor was filled with lots of happy, hoppin, feet. If neither the Vic- The HOT Days . . . and COOL nights of Summer tory nor Green River was what a per- son wanted, there were dozens of oth- er places to go. Movies were abig hit on the sum- mer nights as well. If the heat was too much, one could always escape to the air-conditioned comfort of the theatres. Movies like Innerspace, Summer School, Beverly Hills Cop II, and Dragnet were big hits on any night of the week. They even filmed another Jaws movie just to make us laugh. If we could handle the heat of the night, we could always catch a concert at Mesker Music Theatre. Groups like Night Ranger, The Outfield, The Hooters, and Bryan Adams rocked the West Side with their music. But if we missed these concerts there was al- ways a hot local band playing at The Ross. ' The nights were busy but the summer days of i87 were for relax- ation, swimming, and summer vaca- tions. Some Central students packed up and headed to Europe and Mexico for two weeks, while others packed up and headed for the beaches. Whether they went with their family or friends, there is no doubt that they made the most of their summer. THE SUMMER was full of excitement for the Lady Bears Volleyball team as they traveled to Indianapolis to watch the Pan Am games. SENIOR TODD CHAMBERLAIN and David Koehler look hot as they slt chlllln' by the pool side. - Summer 17 '- Roberts, Wells reign TtForever asketballHunwcummg1933 was held on Friday night, February 12 Chnsen during halftime cere- monies as Klng and Queen were Pat Ruhurts and Kristie Wells The entire cnurt consisted 0f 24 members. 12 representlng the senior class, and four represent- ing each uf the underclasscs 52mm court members In clude Todd Chamberlain. Jenny L'unk Todd Hunsucker. Darby Lmdduur, Brad Martin. Amy Chrlitnth. Pat Ruht'rts. KHSIIB Wells, Jeff Biggs. McllSSa Matthews. Tim Hudnk, and Tammy Hammer Jumur mcmr burs Include Kyle meuly. Michelle Erwm. Todd Kullkur, and Shana Sutton Snphumore representatwes an7 Jug AS hurvt Hillary Altekruw, Tum Knott, and Shana Biggurstdff Frushnwn class representatives are Dannv Walker. KHSHE Thumuwn, Teddy Martxn. and Nannette Burton. The entxre student hndv was allowed tn choose tune glrl and onv buy from the senior court tu reign as ng and Queen As runnersrups to Kirk Hales and Krystle Wells, Brad Martln and Amy Christmas shared the hnnor Student Coun. Cll spnnsured the successful Homecoming that concluded thh a dance followlng the game The basketball team added m the uxmtement bv defeatmg Memtmal High School The theme nf the Homemmlng describes the memories that are sure tn last TtFurever SHARING THE SPOTLIGHT are runner-up t0 the King and Quevn Brad Martin and Amy Christmas, ROYAL KISS! Senior Basketball representative Jason Podvin places a kiss on Queen Kristie Wall's cheek as King Pat Roberts watches over. FRESHMEN REPRESENTATIVES Teddy Mar- SOPHOMORE REPRESEN- tin, Nannette Burton and Kristie Thomason and TA TIVES are Joe ASbuUf' Hil- Danny Walker smile lnr the class of '91. Iary Altekruse, Shana B'gger' , staff, and Tom Knott. 18 Homecoming CLASS OF '88 is GREA T! Six Couples make up the senior court. Pictures are taken before the court enters for their special court dance to the theme song FOREVER. TWO COUPLES OFSMILING JUNIORS represent their class. Kyle Crowley. Mi- chelle Erwin, Shana Sutton, and Todd Kollker were chosen by the class of '89 CLOCKWISE COUPLES that make up the set nlor court are Melissa Matthews and Brad Martin, Darby Llndauer and Todd Hunsucker. Tammy Hammer and Tim Hudak, Amy Christmas and Jeff Blggs, Jenny Cook and Todd Chamberlain. Foreign Bears Four foreign exchange stu- dents visited Central this year. Patrick Prager was asked what he liked best about America. Patrick replied, Hall of the peo- ple I met . .T football, and all the nice fast food places. Foreign Exchange students at Cen- tral this year were: Stephan Ton- trup, Tina Class, Patric Prayer. and Flavio Morales. Papa Bears, Devin Hunsucker and Gene Frank busily work in the concession stand to provide students with refreshments Bear Boosters that helped out during a football game were Peggy Koeler, Donna Cato, Nina Lindauer, and Sam Kirkwood. Coaching Bears best around Mike Owen, in only his second year as varsity football coach, compiled a record of 10-1; there- fore, earning him- self the honor of Coach of the Year by the Evansville Courier and Press. Paul Gries took his baseball team to the state finals - the first time in Centralts history. This accomplish- ment earned him the Runner-up Coach of the Year award in the state of Indiana. MAMA 8L PAPA Bears The baseball and football boost- ers worked in the concession stand during football and basketball games to earn money for their re- spective teams. The parents are very important to Central students. Our thanks to Moms and Dads! B-B-B-Beat Boxint Bears The group International Rap Association performed NCHS is Fresh at a pep assembly to get the crowd and football Bears ready for Jeffersonville. The group was one of several that performed at the NHS Talent Show the night before. IRA Member Phillip Floyd jams at a pep assembly for the football team. ,4 x f. v $ 0,. ., 4. 2,27,, , ,50w 7 4,77 , 4?? . ,.,..:09 C .ZHVUZW . WJ 47 H,,,K.,.N.W , HW., . . W47me w2 .. 7 ? gwg. ,5 772x A: .7 ,M ,. w,.,.,n4 C, 3 . ;. ,7,.4,,07 7?. 2x ???.aagMy. 3X7 . 6 f .9 ?; ...........y. .....,.,.,... .,,...N.U..,...z... ,?7 ; . J..,.M.WWMMWH,$, Mg;, . STUDENTS LEARN Through hands on experience Learning by experience is some- times the best way Through classes such as auto mechanics, photogra- phy, metals, and electricity, stu- dents learn things that they will be able to use for the rest of their lives. Thenye received a head start into the working world through the skills that they have learned at good old CH5. These hard working students have fixed cars and appliances, printed our newspaper and other school papers, built all sorts of things, and even created some new ideas of their own, Most important- ly, they have created their future through their schooli SOPHOMORE Glori McFall shows her camera expertise in photography class. w.-ww.ywm.mmamymmmmww SENIOR Suzanne Seibert P.V.E. student Steve Hedder- takes a break from her ich concentrates on making printing class to smile for his wood project absolutely rho ramprar perfect. - 22 Academics + AUTO MECHANICS students get their hands a little dirty as they work on a car in class. ELECTRICITY student Jessi Ivy concen- trates on fixing an electrical panel. SENIOR KEITH Hardin releases some of his frustrations on his metals proj- ect. Fortunately. he manages to kvep his fingers out of the way. SPEAK Ult's easy if youive got the right teacherf' 7 Mark Benedict, Electricity iiit's a lot of fun and full of experi- ence. It's just like working for a company except I donit make any money - Trent Maroni, Printing It's an exciting fun class. ! Brant Sharp, Metal Technology tht's getting us ready for careers af- ter high school. 4 Gary Doninger. Auto Mechanics the work with a lot of wood, We make mass production projects and we have a good teacher. He knows what he's doing. 7 Steve Hedderich, P.V.E. HWe have a real fun class; It 15 also starting our education In architectural drafting,u g Kirk Byrami Archltectural Drafting h Academics 23 - Foreign Language students strive to learn a new language and broaden their horizons. These students not only fulfill their language requirement, but also have a lot of fun in the process. Students learn how to talk in the language of their choice. Now when they travel to another country they won,t have to ask, iiDo you speak English? FRESHMANKindra Boyd addsa bit ofFrench Culture to the bulletin board in Mrs. Singer's room. 01'! GREA T. now how do I say that number in French? Katina Phifer seems to be think- ing. French class can be fun and games too. as students learn their French numbers. SPANISH students get into the festive spirit as they hang their pinata. Now the Spanish room reflects a bit of Spanish culture. GERMAN class proves to be more than just books. Here, the students learn about the German Christmas traditions by dec- orating shoes for St. Nicholas to fill with goodies. - 24 Academics - Students get college experience MR. ARAMOWICZ'S Ad- vanced Placement History class work in groups for their Constitution Competition. SENIORS Deanna Yates and Jim Cheaney display their act- ing abilities in Advanced Placement English. SOPHOMORE Jarrod Fisher gives a speech for his Horizons class. In Horizons, students fulfill the required speech cred- it. Are you nervous Jarrod? Central Htgh School students get a head start for college mth Ade vanced Placement Enghsh. Adv vanced Placement HlSIOry. and the Horizons program. AP English stu- dents read and study various college level literature works whtle A P History students study college level history. Each class also includes a variety of fun activities such as sklts, competitions. and discussion panels The Horizons program is a four year program that started with the class of 1989, Each year, they study dif- ferent aspects of English, Horizons students study everything from word power to drama in a single year. All of these classes prepare the students for the rigorous aca. demics of college. - Academics 25 - FRESHMAN Dillon Simpson learns all about the difficulties ofloading computer printers. SENIOR Lamont Southward takes a break from his studies in marketing class. Could it be senioritis already? MRS. Dockery points out the letter posi- tions on the typewriter to her typing stu- dents. l T looks like a scene from Wall Street, but it's really the related work study class finishing their assignment. -' 26 Academics - In The Lab . . . Some classes do not always re. quire the student to sit at a desk the whole time. Classes, such as physics, chemistry, biology, foods, and aeronautics require the students to work in a lab situation. Labs help students apply what they've learned to real situations. their desks and into a more re- laxed atmosphere. Labs have even been known to be a little fun. Students can have an exciting time working with springs, pul leys, chemicals, and even small, dead animals. Wow! What more could one ask for? Doing labs also gets them out of AERONAUTICS students hit Ihe books so they can learn how to make a plane that doesn't crash. It takes a lot of concentration. Don't they look studious? Foods students get a chance to whip up some of their cuisine creations. 7 SENIORS Paula Baughn and Craig Crabtree concentrate on getting precise Senior Tim Holste and measurements for their chemistry expen junior Jim Wiseman lment. have a little fun doing their Embryo Extrac- tion Lab. - Academics 27 - NO MA TTER how rigorous the train- ing gets in gym classt students always manage a smile when they need it. THE GIRLS in personal fitness really give it all they have to tone up their bodies. - 28 ' - LIFETIME sports students work on their Academlcs hand and eye coordination as they try to keep the ping-pong ball on the table. GETTING into the car for driv- er's education can be a very scary situation, but junior Jes- sica Carey seems confident. MRS. WHEELER gives some helpful sewing tips to clothes and textiles stu- dent Shaley Jones. FRESHMEN Health students practice the invaluable life sa ving technique of C.P.R. CHS students learn for their own good Central offers many classes that students may take to im- prove their lives: classes that teach them fitness, nutrition, self reliance, and defensive driving Students not only learn how to help themselves, but also learn different ways to enjoy their time. Students who take gym have a va- time sports Students in other classes such as these can learn practical skills like cooking and sewing. Some students even learn life saving techniques such as CPR. All of these students learn things that will help them now and in the fu- ture, riety of classes to choose from, They can dance, exercise, lift weights, and even learn how to play a number of team and life- DRIVER'S education stu- dents get ready to head out on a driving excur- sion. They seem ta be en- joying themselves so far. Letls hope theylre still smiling when they return. COOKING is definitely something that these students can use for the rest of their lives. Getting to eat is just an added plus to this class. '- Academics 29 - Creativity in the works Being creative has always been a great way to express a person's personality At Central, this creativity can be found in classes like jewelry, ar- chitectural drafting, choir, orchestra, band and graphic arts. These classes as well as many others . are not based on memorizing or reciting. In- stead, they are based on a persones individual abil- ities to accomplish their personal best. Senior Dana Wedel is re- ally fired up for herjewel- ry class. Freshmen Tammy Crowley and Kendra Boyd seem intent on mas- tering the violin - 30 Academics - Senior Kirk Swedenburg concentrates on making every line perfect in ar- chitectural drafting. Graphic arts student Tony Kerney seems to re- ally enjoy his work. THE MALE members of concert choir concentrate on trying to make every ooh perfect. $ ......6 7. ....... 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The Freshmen, Sophomore and Junior officers sponsored an array of exciting activities, as did the Se- nior officers. The Senior class officers started the year off with a bang as they sponsored the very successful Turnabout Dance. They were also responsible for the senior trip, class gift, commencement, and other ac- tivities throughout the year. The Student Council also gave us fun as well as good representa- tion, As far as the fun aspect goes, Officers Show Leadership no one can deny that the Student Council sponsored GWG dance was one of the biggest events of the year, They also gave us basketball homecoming, Student Council also Clld an ex- cellent job of representxng CHS on the Mayorls Youth Councnl, and the Center City Corporatlon's Youth Advisory Board lLMll1llflUlllElullll t Mt v x-tg STUDENT COUNCIL Officers: Heidi Kerry Pace. Sponsor David Koehler Sr. is in Altekruse, Krista Pace, Darby Lindauer. the back. www.n-u SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Standing: Jill Miller. Annie Terrell, Kneeling: Joe Asbury, Rusty Seller. FRESHMEN OFFICERS: Tiffany Gross, Klm McWilIlams. Julie Van House, and Kelly Trafron. Government 33 Speech Team Debate Team WPSR Caset Art Club Light 8z Sound SADD SPEECH TEAM Officers: Jason Davis, Jackie Johnson, and Daron Schauss 34 Clubs DEBA TE TEAM: Jason Da vis, Jessica Woodall, Leigh Noffslnger, Brent Oliver. Jeni Barnett, Barbra Rogers, K yle Kramer, Steve Pol- ing, and sponsor Mrs. Sharon Estes. WPSR STAFF: Jim Arendt, Brent Melton, Sponsors Mr. Mike Relnlga, Ii Mrs. Carolyn Dormeler, Jana Gregory, Adrian Lea vel, Amy Wright, and 3' 1' Stephen Bender. 'y'dau;LWP D Gettmg Messages MAKING IT A SUCCESS! All crews worked Across hard behind the scenes to help in school pmt ducti0ns. a A lot of groups were formed through the school year and these are just a few trying to get their mes- sages across Debate Team is the first that comes to mind. Mrsi Sharon Estes was a sponsor of this group. They had a terrific year with a lot of first and second place wins in meets. WPSR, our very own radio station is sponsored by Mr, Mike Reiniga assisted by Mrs. Carolyn Dor- meieri It is composed of students from the five high schools. Light and Sound was another one of these clubs Mrs. Janet Leistner sponsored this outgomg group that had to light up every play and musical and also make sure we can hear Mr. Koehler at Pep assemblies Caset Art Club, sponsored by Mr. Robert Care teri the Speech Team. sponsored by Mr. Richard Dimmett, and SADD. sponsored by Mr. Phil Jarke. were very active throughout the year. Case! Art Club: Margret Prevo, Klm Wiseman, Willie Kennedy and Light and Sound: Da vld Lutz. Kyle Kramer. Jerry Sides, and 80 Shane Howell Becker. SADD: Heather Dlekmann. Karla Moore, Kent Hansen. and Jim Welsman. CIUbS Band Flag Girls Ochestra Seth Kramer relaxes on the Ohio riverfront The 1987-88 GOLDEN GUARD. Drum majors; Jim Weisman and Kyrsten Kramer. Sponsor: Mr. Mark Eiller. 36 Band Band members playing off the field as well as on. FLAG GIRLS from bottom: Andrea Harrelson. Shelly Childers, Wendy Forge, Andrea Hartig, Michale Becker, Dawn Lutterman, and Carrie Hill. ? ceumu. mu 8cm; Marching along together Under the direction of Mr. Mark Eifler, the Central High School Golden Guard started out the year by practicing before school ever started and also during school. Over the summer a band camp was held to help the band members to be- come a better band. Playing at ev- ery home football game during half- time, the Pep band played at home basketball games. The Flag Corps delighted the fans at every halftime show, not to mention the pregame displaying of the American and State flags. The orchestra with help from Mrs. Mar- ilyn Henn, a string specialist, had many successful programs, includ- ing a Christmas Concert with the Choral Department, The band also attended a district contest at U of E. ORCHESTRA, first row: Roseanne Hopper, Kendra Boyd, Renee Suhrhelnrlch, Becky Langford, Vanissa Schwltz, Joan James, and Tammy Crowley. Back Row: Kit Degenhart, Jeff Emhuff, Brian Romlck, Jenny Campbell, Angela Working, Kyle Kramer, Jill Fuller, Amy Christmas, Heidi Altekruse, Jackie Johnson, Mindy Lutrull, Maria Sta tzer, Hillary Altekruse, and Brian Conway. Missing is Na- talie Strange. Band 37 French Club German Club Spanish Club F oreign Affairs b What does the word foreign mean to you? Well to the teachers and students on these pages, it means a lot, It all started with a fashion show by Snyders where different styles of clothing were displayed by members of the three clubs, and after the showing the clubs convened to the cafeteria for a sundae party. The second annual Foreign Lan- guage Field Day at 80532 found Mrsl Rita Crane taking first place in the sponsorls race. French Club, sponsored by Mrs. Sandra Singer and Mary Jo Nixon had a very good year with the Christmas post of- fice After a trip to Paoli Peaks in January, the French Club had a successful bakeeoff, German Club, sponsored by Mrs. Darlene Dycus, also had a suce cessful year. It all started with a trip to St. Meinrad in October, They also had a Christmas party at U of El During the foreign language week, the German Club sponsored the volleyball tournament Spanish Club, sponsored by Mrs. Rita Crane, also had an active year The bowing invitational was sponsored by the Spanish club for foreign language students 1, 4 Students enjoy- . ing themselves in 38 F orelgn Languages prance. RACE ON THREE LEGS, German students Suz- anne Suhreinrlch and Darlene Morley participate in the three-Iegged race at the foreign language field day. French Club Officers: Jama PIckerllI, Holly Hassel, Jill Helm. and Melanie Martin. Jalkplakvfcg kA-ZWA 23:39., WA A munsbm-ma German Club Officers: Jim Weisman. Darlene Morley, Jill Fuller, Heather Dlekmann and Mrs. Darlene Dycus, sponsor. r Spanish Club Officers, Sitting: Blair Reyes, Jenny Sparks, Kim Wiseman, and Sean Glolltto. Foreign Language 39 Courtyard Keepers DECA OEA Interest shown at CHS This year's OEA Club kept very busy with their activities this year. They started off with a pizza par- ty in the fall and then a Christmas Breakfast. They raised funds by sell- ing candy and catalogue items. They also attended contests and conferences such as a district con- test at Southridge, a State Confer- ence in Indianapolis, and the OEA officers participated in a leadership conference and installation ceremo- ny with five Evansville High Schools. They also completed a school ser vice activity this year. The 1987-88 CHS DECA Club also participated in contests and various activities throughout the year. They began with a civic project in which they helped set up for Hal- loween at the 200. Two members also attended a district leadership camp at Indiana State University, ing: Kent Miller, and Jeff Akin. and others attended a fall district leadership conference at Princeton, IN. Next, DECA set their sights on the district contest at Vincennes University, hoping to qualify for the state contest in Indianopolis or even Nationals which were held in Salt t Lake City, Utah The Courtyard Keepers also put together a very impressive year. They started by winning an Opera- tion City Beautiful award for 1987. They took care of four courtyards, the Indiana Woods courtyard, the Formal Courtyard, the Cafeteria courtyard, and the Media Center courtyard. They also sold CHS pride buttons early in the year to raise funds. To keep all of our courtyards beautiful, students will come in and work on them one day a week all summer long. i OEA officers, Sitting: Robin Hallem, Jodi Moore. and Candy Wedding. Standing: Toscha Winiger, and Debra Elliott DECA officers, Sitting: Shana Brown. Sherrie Wlthrow, and Kelly Wolf, Stand- COURTYARD Keeper members. from left: Marva Zwahlen. Suzanne Suhrheinrich. Valerie Rheinlander, Beth Dietsch, Mr. Hahn, Mrs. Ha wkins. Angie Buck, Holly Flandermayer, Eric Bickmeier, Terry Kuhr, Todd Ferly. Brian Tiek- en, Jennifer Schultz, and Andrea Smith. WRAPPING IT UP. Members of Mr. Gard- ner's first period Advanced Biology class take down decorations following a great Christmas Holiday! DECA members: Sharon Pascal, Kelly Wolf. and Jenny Bruenlg all found setting up for Halloween at the 200 a chilling experiencell 411' !!! V! 1 .4 i: Sciences 41 CENTRALIAN CENTRALITE CUB STAFF SECOND PERIOD ADVANCED, first row: Maureen Healy, Darby Lindauer, Melissa Matthews. Sec- ond row: Kirk Hales, Tina Wall, Pam Boyd, Ed Wilson, Heather Diekmann, Leigh Noffsinger, Amy Christmas, David Montgomery. Third row: Tad Powless, Pat Rob- erts, Brad Martin, Jeff Pritchett, Chad Sharp. Robbie Dyson, Brian Ricketts, Gayla Killough, Kevin El- shoff, and Tracy Bonenberger. - 4-2 Journalism - T Journalists share ideas This years Centralian staff under the advisement of J Ed- win Cole, has come hot off the presses for each issue. New ad- ditions this year include Bear Pause, which tells of female athletes and their accomplish- ments here at Central, and the TrirState. Also new this year are Co-Editors Melissa Mat- thews and Tracy Bonenberger. Their ideas enlightened and en riched the layout of the newspa- per. The yearbook is also part of the journalism staff. Editors Pam Boyd and Amy Christmas brought with them their ideas HTo Make a Long Story Short. It started at journalism camp where Pam Boyd won a $300 Scholarship. There were a lot of changes in different sections like Mini-Mag and the 16 color pages in the front of the book. The organization section as you can see, has listings of clubs in the upper left hand corner. Ads were sold by devoted journalism students led by Ann Niemeier. This group sold more ads than needed for the year- book. We congratulate them. A new printer was added to the fine line of type setting equip- ment. It helps get stories and corrections to the page editors faster than running back and forth to the print shop. THIRD PERIOD ADVANCED, first row: Kath y K uester, Arica Hill, Kristie Wells, Tam- my Hammer. Second row: Megan Schreiber, Carrie Eggleston, Jody Happe, Jana McCul- ley, Third row: Ann Niemeier, Missy Steckler, and Chris Ball. Seniors David Mont- gomery and Tad Pow- less work on a story for the newspaper. ESSENTlALS Wy and! H WHA! WHEN! HOW . Axum nu MAM m u nu 1 an. ' uno. 04m . r .4 Co-Editors Tracy Ba- nenberger and Melissa Matthews look over a copy of the Centralian. PAGEEDITORS: First Row:Advisor J. Edwin Cole. Melissa Ma tthews, Tracy Bonenberger, Megan Schreiber, Pat Roberts Second row: Carrie Eggles- ton. Arica Hill. Tina Wall. Missy Steckler, and Jana McCulley. CUB STAFF - First row: Angie Crick. Val Langen, Becky Worrell, David Bertram, Jeremy Nelson, Dana Teague. Laura Cole. Shana Sutton, Danielle Kline, Melissa Conder, Andrea Graham. Second row: Kerry Pace, Jenny Knight, Angie Mattingly, Laurel Offerman. Jill Horton, Jackie Johnson, Tina McMaken, Julie Jenkins. Krista Pace, Becky Lang- Iord. Third row: Patric Prayer, Robert Theuerkaul, Chad Angle, Eric Dyson, Greg Davis. Robbie Frank, Don Featherstone, Stacia Kahre. Heather Seifert. Stephanie Alexander. Journalism 43 - Drama Physics Club Roundtable Academics 44 Academics Enthusiasm in Drama The CHS Drama department had a very successful year beginning with the very well attended uNIGHT OF JANU- ARY 16th. The play took place in a courtroom and the jury was picked from the audi- ence. Since the audience would decide the verdict, the cast needed to learn more than one ending. The Drama department also com- bined with the Choral department to put on the first musical at Central in several years. ttGreaseh was the product of much hard work from the students who were in it and the faculty who helped. Mr. Jack Schriber directed the show, Ms. Sara Henn and Mr. Mark Eifler took care of the music, while Mr. William Asbury was in charge of the production. After being chosen from the audience, thejury was sworn In. Physics Club officers are: Eric Dyson tseatedk Heath- er Bell. John York and Todd Chamberlain. Academic Excellence Shown There were a number of new clubs formed at Central this year, one of which was the Phys- ics Club. The club was organized to help raise funds to buy equipment for the science department that could not be purchased by the school cor- poration such as: VCR,s, video tapes, telev- isions, and computer accessories. All physics students are in the club. Another new club was the Roundtable Ac- edemic Olympic Team. They had an impres- sive showing and took third place in a city-wide competition held on the campus of the Univer- sity of Evansville It was the first annual Acae demic Olympics sponsored by the Evansville Black Roundtable. Fall Play Cast members; Bill Frank, Gretchen Hafer, Becky Langford, Paul Freeman, Andrea Graham. Eric Mc Carthy. Steve Carroll. Paul Fritchly. Tina McMak- en, Melissa Conder, Mr. Jack Schrlber, Brian Rick- etts. Robbie Orsburn, Jenny Knight, Mary Jane Bur- ton, Chris Kramer. Tracy Bonenberger, Jill Fuller. Amy Wilzbacher, and Jason Mattingly. Roundtable Academic Team mem- bers are. top: Eric Floyd, Monica Pointer, Ted Rogers, Da vid Banks, Terry Green Bottom: Sonya Walls and Beatrice Davis. Drama 45 Choir Officers Concert Choir Madrigals All-City Members CONCERT CHOIR first row: Jodi Mullen, Mary Jane Burton, Amy Shell. April Maynard. Brian Reising. Steve Eggleston, Darron Goebel. Craig Crabbtree, Carlene Payne. Katrina Gailey, Paula Harrelson, and Myra Woods. Second row: Nanette Burton, Sara Wolf, Tina McMaken. Sherri Voighl, Robbie Orsburn, Steve Carrol. Matt Degenhart. Bill Frank. Steve Poling, Jessi McBride, Amy Walker. .10 Ann McCulley, Michale Becker. and Melissa Conder. Third row: Tara Walker. Kim Wiseman. Jena Knopfmeier, Misty Kay, Tim Holste. Rick Bo- gan, Chris Ball. Paul Freeman. Jason Mattingly, Jona Preske, Joy Steele, Dawn Lurterman, and Tracy Bonenberger. Missing are Chad Sharp. Chad Barkman, Eric Wagner, Ryan Hahn. Jenny Knight. Missy Leach, Regina Clifton, Julie VanHoose, and Jeremy Mayer. CHOIR OFFICERS, from left: Tracy Bonenberger, Michale Becker. Tara Walker. and Tina McMaken. 46 Choral - Choir sings along This year,s Concert Choir spent a busy year that includ. ed a wide variety of activities. At a choreography workshop held two weeks before school started, the choir learned move- ments to several songs to be used throughout the year. A fall concert was presented in October and included numbers by the combined Central choirs. For the Christmas season, the choir hosted a Madrigal Dinner at United Methodist Church and later joined the band and orchestra for a concert of Christmas music. Six ensembles and 11 soloists made it to state contest after the annual lSSMA District contest in January at U of B At the EVSC Choral Festival held at Bosse, each high school concert choir performed three selections and the massed choir performed Brucknefs Te Deum. A spring concert was presented by all in the choral de- partment in early April. In mid-April, Centralts Concert choir participated in the ISSMA District Organizational contest. Many of the choir members were in the presentation of ttGREASEh in early May. The choir also took a trip to Chica- go in mid-May for the Music Maestro Festival. The yearts ac- tivities closed with the choir performing at Class Day, the Bac- calaureate Ceremony and at Commencement. The concert choir performs at the Christt mas Concert. THE MADRIGAL SINGERS, first row: Tara Walker. Mary Jane Burton, Tracy Bonenberger. Tina McMaken. Melissa Conder, Joan McCulley, and Sara Wolf. Second row: Jason Mattingly, Rick Bogan, Robbie Orsbum, Matt Degenhart, Bill Frank. Paul Freeman, and Tim Holste. Missing is Steve Pol- ing, Michele Becker and Joy Stede. alternate, ALL-CITY CHOIR MEMBERS. first row: Nanette Burton. Robbie Or5r burn, April Maynard, Second row: Paul Freeman, Rick Bogan. Third ra w: Melissa Conder, Michale Beck- er, Jason Mattingly and Tracy Bo- nenberger. Bubba Fraiser getting down on his fiddle at a football pep assem- bly after Bears On Stage. 2 year NHS MEMBERS from left: Jana McCulley, Ellen Wellmeier. Ann Niem- eier, Carrie Eggleston, Corinne Miller, Blair Reyes, Missy Steckler, Da vid Koeh- ler, Tara Walker, Eric McCarthy, Tracy Bonenberger. Kyrsten Kramer, Sarah Schmidt, Heidi Altekruse, Megan Schreiber. Suzanne Sutheinrich, Tina Scott. Angie Kuester. Amy Christmas, Pam Boyd, and Maureen Healy. Missing is Darby Lindauer. - 48 NHS e THE IRA jams at a pep assem- bly for our winning football Bears. The group performed first in the NHS' Bears On Stage. NHS shows leadership The1987-88 National Honor Society had yet another outstanding year carrying on their long standing tradition as one of Centralis finest organi- zations They started off the year with uBears on Stage, the first talent show at Central in a long while. They also took care of the Bear News dis- play case in the front hallway, which featured many outstanding CHS students past and pres- ent. Other activities included Teacherts Appreci- ation week in February, the date sign in the media center, thoughts for the day and the NHS induc- tion ceremony in March. 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Brent Kahre and Da- vid Koehler won the award which is determined by a vote of junior and senior varsity players Central also had 10 members of the team receive awards at the end of the season. Kirk Hales was a member of SHOWING THEIR STUFF. Junior Charles Francis celebrates after se- nior Jeff Jones scores. The TD sign from the referee was a familiar sight for the Bears this year. -Courtesy Evansville Courier. the Quarterback Club and the Courier All-City team, and he received the M.V.P. award. Hales was also a member of the Press AH-City team, the All- SIAC team and first team All- State Floyd Malone and Brian Gib- son made the Courier and Press AH-City teams and were mem- bers of the Quarterbacks Club and the All-SIAC team. Both players made honorable men- tion AlleState, Other members of the Couri- er All-City team were David Koehler, Doug Buttrum, Brent Kahre, Cliff Johnson, and Trent Maroni. Receiving a place on the Press AlleCity team were Jeff Jones, Brian Fraiser, Koeh- ler, Buttrum, Kahree Johnson and Maronir Bear players on the Aii-SIAC team were Koehler, Buttrum, Kahre, Johnson, and Fraiser. Quarterback Club members were Koehler, Kahre, Johnson, Maroni, and Fraiserr ANOTHER FIRST! Seniors David Koehler and Brent Kahre, were vot- ed Co-Kiwanis winners. This is the first time in Central history the award has been shared. IN THE FAST LANE! Tailback Floyd Malone is aided by a block from Ellis Clark. Malone had a total of 1,376 yards for the season -Courtesy Evansville Courier '- 50 Varsity Football - SENIOR PLA YERS - Is! ro w. from Ieft:JeffPritchett, Steve Wilson. Ed Wilson, Tad Powless. Floyd Malone, Kirk Hales, Derrick Hill, Cliff Johnson, Terry Green, Don Calhoun. Scott Sturm. Standing: Ellis Clark, Brian Fraiser. Kent Miller, David Koehler, Brian Gibson, Doug Bunrum, Jarrod Pfaffmann, Trent Maroni, Jeff Jones, Brent Kahre, Jason Peak. , 1 . . .g ' 1 . , . ' , . . X: H I ,1 , ,. . , 15.4.43 1.. m 1W:.?mbvss:h ' ,'e . hp Acqp -51?va 55 53 '. $ .' 5- n .55 Mud u? 6C jag rierthHiiaimbq.w JUNIOR PLA YERS - 15t row, from left: Chad Angle, James Sutton. Robert Theuerkaul. John Liggert. Tony Fritts, Bob Gaines, Andy Kunkel, Todd Kollker, Gary Maholm. Victor Wilson, Eric Jones, Standing: Willie Kennedy. Jason Da- vis, Bryant Oldham, Tim Pierce, Charles Francis. Greg Davis, Jack Breunig, Dave McFarIing, David Bertram, Art Clardy, Jeremy Nelson. SCOREBOARD 33 iiiinal 55 21 Terre Haute South 14 VARSITY, 10-1 41 ReitZTmNAL 13 COA CH MIKE OWEN SEC . C 7 20 Mater Dei 13 69 Jennings ounty . ' 21 Harrison 7 4 1g Iggggson 23 29 Jefferson ville 31 27 North 0 City, SIAC Champs Varsity Football 51 - Records show SCOREBOARD JUNIOR VARSITY 4-3 COACH RON KANE, MIKE vbwy4g-4-..w , V, ,, .V ...H ,,. - W 9 9 ' are 9 43m atmwwiikwww WW DEDMOND 1930git35y x12 3423 3913 .1 81 0 Mater Dei 14 . I. , 26 Bosse 0 I I 20 Harrison 6 0 Castle 12 27 North 0 7 Reitz 13 7 Memorial 6 SOPHOMORE PLA YERS - Ist row: Nick Gantner. Bryan Knight, Tony Miller, Bob Curl. James Evans. Eric Cato, Todd Wiley, Mark Greubel. Jason Smith, Brian Resing Standing: Kenny DeWm, Mike Earley. Joe Brown, Tony Walker. Doug Wolf, Mark Schminke, Joey Bailey, Scott Stieff, Greg Daily, Tra vis Wainman. SCOREBOARD FRESHMEN 4-3 COACH GENE ANGLE 6 North 18 1 6 Castle 24 8 Memorial 0 1 6 Bosse 1 4 20 Reitz 21 1 8 Ma ter Dei 6' 22 Harrison 14 FRESHMAN FLA YERS 9 151 row: Assistant H. Roberts. Assistant 5. O'Risky. Head Coach 6. Angle, Assistant D. Snyder. 2nd row: C. Knight. J. Valle, A. Swedenburg. B. Baumberger. C. Stuard, K. Mchlllams, Jr., L. Bryd. 3rd row: L Ferrari, M. Anderson. M. De.larnett, .1. Knight. 5. Brockmole. B. Counts, E. Floyd, J. Haley. 4th row: J6 Greer, H. Case, T. Perkins, C. Ellington, D. Winternheimer, S. Bowman, D. Byers. 5th row: 5. Boylen, .I. Cartwright. J. Long, T. Rogers, D. Logan, M. Reeder, T. Money. 6th row: J. Hurt, S. Moll. C. Welghtman, E. Wagner. T. Wright. D. Henderson, D. Simpson. SCOREBOARD C UB 3-4 COA CH GRODIE CHICK 42 North 0 1 4 Castle 20 6 Memorial 12 6 Bosse 36 6 Reitz 12 58 Ma ter Dei 8 46 Harrison 6 CUB TEAM, Is! row: c. Koch. N. Lukeman, a Money. M. Harrison. M. Fehr. Assistant 6. Cullen. Head Coach 3 G. Crick, Assistant D9 Duvall. 2nd row: .I. Springer. C. Hallam, L. Tldwell. 0. Robinson. J. Spanner, C. Vallee. - 52 FOOOtba - B. Walker, J: Hunt. 3rd row: 8. Hales, P. Jones..H. Hawkins. H. Crowe. W. King, C. Verville, l. Murphy. 4th Inw: B. Harrison. .1. Burnett, D. Jackson, E. Madtson, R. Compton, s. Fray. C. Stephens 5m row: .I. Whitledge. R. Rayshell, Adam Stacker, K. Williams, R. Clark, J. Lowe, R. Payne. K. Miller 6th row: C. Thomas. S. Clark. B. Wilson, D. Goodwin, D. Barron. M. Kennedy. C. Payne, K. Moesner. SOPHOMORE Scott Mortis was voted to the ALL-SIAC team and finished 4th in the City and Conference meet. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM - Front: Krista Hasenmeyer, Mary Jane Burton, Eric Christeson. Back: Coach Shelton, Diane Clark, Jamie Mowery, Jamie Whitsell. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM e Front: Ken Jones. Da vid Fischer, Da vid Scott. Pat Wolf. Back: Coach Shelton, Scott Morris, Billy Matlock, Scott Bagby. Missing: Kevin Ringham. Across the miles The Girls Cross Country team did well this year despite the fact that they were mostly under- classmenr This year marked the first year that the girls had a full team. Last year the team had just one runner, Nancy Taylor, who graduated. Coach Jim Shel- ton said, HThe team did very well considering the inexperi- ence we had. Itm looking for- ward to next season, we should do well, everyone on the team should return. In their first meet, the team finished 4th behind Reitz, North, and Mater Dei. In their next match, the girls tied Memorial for 3rd behind Harrison and Ma- ter Dei. The girls then placed 3rd behind Harrison and Mater Dei and finished up with another 3rd place finish behind Bosse and Mater Deit The Lady Bears finished 5th in the City and 7th in the SIAC conference. They placed 9th out of 22 teams in the Sectional tour- neyr e Cross Country 53 e Young volleyballers are up and down 8 lettermen return next year The 1987 volleyball team was a young one that looked great at times and showed their inexperience at others. Se. nior Missy Steckler was the only return- ing varsity player with considerable ex- perience and she played well earning All-SIAC honors and the Kiwanis Award in the process. Other Central regulars who played allearound lbesides Missyl included jun- iors Stacia Kahre and Laura Cole. Back row players included Shana Sutton, Eri- ca Rose and Kerry Pace. Front row hit- ters included Carrie Eggleston, Windi Meyer, Heather Bell and Angie Cricki Setters included Annie Terrell and Dan- ielle Kline. With eight returning lettermen next year, Coach Karen Dawson feels like the Bears will return to a winning season, if not an outstanding one. The high point of the season came at the end as the Bears advanced to the championship game of the Sectional for the second year in a row before falling once again to Mater Dei. Central ad- vanced by defeating Harrison and Bosse. The junior varsity, coached by Miss Tonya Holder, finished with a 6-6 sea- son. Several of the sophomores are ex- pected to move up and help the varsity next season. VARSITY TEAM - Kneeling, from left: Manager Marla Glaser, Kerry Pace, Danielle Kline. Missy Steckler, Erica Rose. Shana Sutton. Back: Windi Meyer, Stacia Kahre, Angie Crick, Laura Cole, Heath- er Bell. Carrie Eggleston, Coach Karen Dawson. e 54 Volleyball - SENIOR WIND! MEYER JUNIOR LA URA COLE SENIOR ERICA ROSE JUNIOR DANIELLE KLINE JUNIOR VARSITY w-m M t. Vernon L North Posey L Vincennes L North Castle Bosse Da y School Harrison Reitz Memorial Boonville Mater Dei 5-1515-1313- 15 15-3,15-17.15-6 9-15.15-1,15-4 15-5.15-11 11-15.15-3,15- 13 15-10.15-5 3-15,10-15 1245.164115- 9 14-16,1-15 6-15,3-15 VARSITY SCOREBOARD L9-13L Mt. Verna L North Pusey L Vincennes L Cloverdale Sullivan Clay City North Castle Bosse Wood M. North 80559 Da y School Harrison Cannelron Reitz Memorial Boonw'lle Mater Dei SE C TIONAL Harrison Bosse Ma ter Dei E hhhhgghgghghhsh SE MISSY 8-15.14-15 84515-17 7-15.11-15 15-71540 10-15.15-8.11-15 1540,15-5 11-15,!5-2.9-15 13-15.5-15 15-1155 10-15.5-15 11.15.152.15-9 15-3,15-5 4-15.9-15 9-15,!5-6.15-9 15-3156 3-15.15-3.8-15 10-15.l6-14,2L15 5-15.9-15 1245.745 1542,15-7 5-15.15-9-16-14 8-15.5-15 STECKLER All-SIAC, Kiwanis Winner RESERVE TEAM - Kneeling from left: Cathy Walker, Annie Terrell, Shana Biggerstaff, Leslie Schmitt. Heather Prevo, Vanessa Schwitz. Back row: Coach Tonya Holder. Lori Schornhorst. Katie Sensmeier, Beth Zehr, Karla Moore, Susie Lutz. Stacy Lupler, Susan GaineyL - Volleyball 55 L Sectional Regional Champs See Page 70 VARSITY TEAM - Standing: Asst. Coach Paul Neidig. Coach Morris Clark, Bronson Hall. Brian Stremming, Jeff Blggs, Pat Roberts, Kirk Hales, Da vid Montgomery. Chip Farthing, Trainer Steve Carter, Asst. Coach Larry La wrence. Kneeling: Jason Podvin, Will Cartwright, Floyd Malone, Gallant Baker, Cliff Johnson, Tad Powless, Manager Jason Niethammer. ON THE MOVE - Senior Kirk Hales hustles to retrieve a loose ball from Bosse's Tim Meriweather. i. WAITING AROUND - Se- nior Gavan! Baker stands on the foul line wait- SCOREBOARD 43 Reitz ing for play 74 Southridge to resume. VARSITY 1511 77 Terre Haute South COACH Morris Clark 66 Terre Haute North Vincennes 59 North Posey North 70 Tell City Princeton 66 Castle Harrison 85 Memorial Gibson Southern 76 Mt. Vernon Washington 48 Bedford Bosse 63 Heritage Hills Jasper 65 Mater Dei igm PEP TALK - Varsity players huddle around Coach Morris Clark for last minute instructions The Central varsity basketball team had an up and down year post- ing a record of 10-106 Central had im- pressive wins over 12th ranked Bosse 66-62, Vincennes 6966 and blew Memorial out 85-69 The year was highlighted when Da- mon Bailey. the number one sopho- more, came to town. Central played in front of a soldout crowd. Indiana University coach Bob Knight was at the game to watch Bailey, who led Bedford with 23 points and 10 re bounds, Central used a combination of Ii- neups this year Seniors Kirk Hales, U .' AIRBORNE e- Senior JeffBlggs is fly- ing high as he jams one home Varsity Bears shoot for the Stars, including Bobby Knight. Jeff Biggs, Pat Roberts, Floyd Mal- one, Gavont Baker, Cliff Johnson, and David Montgomery all were star- ters at one time Gavont Baker led the Bears in scoring and field goal percen- tages. Baker averaged 179 points per game and shot 56 percent from the field. Kirk Hales led the Bears in rebounds averaging 6.7 boards a game, Floyd Malone led Central in as- sists with 114. David Montgomery led the team in foul shooting, hitting 81 percent Central, who does not have any re- turning lettermen for next year, con- sisted of all seniors. IN CONTROL e Senior Floyd Malone dribbles up court; handling the ball was his job. - Varsity Basketball 57 - Reserves win City, SIAC Freshmen finish 7-10 Coach Paul Neidig4s reserve team had a very successful season winning both City and SIAC championships while also going 14-6 for the year. The JV squad was led by soph- omores Tom Knott and Scott 04R- isky. Also contributing from the junior class was Charles Francis and Will Cartwright who split time with the varsity. Other team members are 504 phomores: Eric Cato, Joe Asbury, Jack Parsons, Greg Titus, David Lutz, and junior Chad Cissna. This yearys freshman basket ball team ended a respectable 74 10. However, the Bears failed to advance in the SIAC tournament, SHOOTING FORM - Freshman Billy Calloway practices on his free throws. falling to Bosse 47-45 in the first round. Coach Larry Lawrence,s star- ters were: Jason Krack and Ted Rogers at forwards, Scott Boyden at center, and Eric Wagner and Billy Calloway in the backcourt. Other team members were Joel Hurt, Tony Wright, Chris El- lington, John Vallee, Gabe Finch, Ted Martin, Danny Walker, Jason Jones, and Dean Plummer. FRESHMANPOWER - Joel Hurt put in two points in a freshman victory. JUMP SHOT - Freshman Eric Wag- nor fires from deep in a game. EASY POINTS - Junior Charles Francis goes up for a Iay-in against North Posey. - 58 J.V. Basketball - ha Fl. nnlll5 czar 7. Eh. RESERVE TEAM - Standing: Coach Paul Neidig, David Lutz, Chad Ciss- FRESHMAN TEAM -- Standing: Scott Boyden, Ted Rodgers, Joel Hurt. na, Charles Francis. Tom Knatt. Manager Jason Niethammer. Kneeling: Jason Krack, Jason Jones, Coach Larry Lawrence. Middle: Gabe Finch, Jack Parsons, Joe Asbury, Scott O'Risky, Greg Titus, Eric Cato. Sean Plummer, Eric Wagner, Ton y Wright, Chris Ellington. Kneeling: Nick Gress, Ted Martin, Billy Galloway, Anthon y Johnson, Dann y Walker, John Vallee. SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD RESERVES 14-6 FRESHMEN 7-10 CITY, SIAC Champs COACH: Larry Lawrence COACH: Paul Neidig 47 Mater Dei 23 45 Vincennes 51 Gibson Southern 32 47 North 44 Memorial 41 50 Princeton 23 Harrison 46 49 Harrison 42 Jasper 49 50 Gibson Southern 29 North 43 33 Washington 42 Bosse 44 39 Bosse 27 Reitz 32 42 Jasper 43 Mater Dei 34 56 Reitz 30 Tell City 22 48 Southridge 42 Memorial 35 52 Terre Haute 28 Harrison 50 South 61 North 40 45 Terre Haute 39 Mt. Vernon 47 North 39 Bosse 45 55 North Posey 41 Reitz 47 52 Tell City SIAC TOURNEY 45 Castle 45 Bosse 47 48 Memorial 42 Mount Vernon 47 Bedford North Lawerence 54 Heritage Hills 51 Mater Dei PRACTICING DEFENSE - Ju- nior Will Cartwright gets set to guard sophomore Joe Asbury in practice. - Freshman Baske all 59 - Lady Bears hoop it to 2nd in Sectionals SCOREBOARD VARSITY 13-6 WA TER BREAK - Sophomore Keri COACH RU Overmn When looking back on the T8788 basketball sea- HUML'Ck Wives herself with a 74 WWW H's drink of water. 41 North Posey son. the Lady Bears had a great year, The Bears end- 44 Jasper ed the season with thirteen wins and six losses. 46 Soulh Spencer A high pomt of the season was the Sullivan Tour- ' 2: 52:: Ham, 5. nament. On January 23. the Bears traveled to the 54 Terre Haute N. home of the Sullivan Golden Arrows to participate in 37 Ham'w a fourteam tournament The teams included: Central, Eminence. Sullivan. and Worthington, The Bears won by defeating Eminence in the first game and Worthing- ton in the second game Sonya Cartwright led the Bears against Eminence with 12 points, while Frolonda Gilliam scored 21 against Worthington. Following the second game against Worthington, the Sullivan offi- cials picked an AlI-Tourney team to which Sonya Cartwright and Andrea Owsley were selected. There are four graduating seniors this year. They are LaDonna Compton, Carrie Eggleston, Jenny Niethammer, and Jean Willard. These players added a lot .tO the team's success this year athd they all will PERFECT be missed. Jenny Niethammer stated, Playing on the FORM . Se- girls basketball team my four years of high school was jar Jenny a great experience. It's an exciting sport to play, espe- Niethammer cially in such a competitive area of Indiana. Shows her Per- Even though the Bears had a few disappointing fed form 0' losses, the Lady Bears ended the season nicely by be- :he heerhmw . . ' . me. mg runner-up In the Evansvnlle Sectional. The Bears drew a bye for the first round and had the home court advantage, They beat North in the second round by a score of 5831. In their victory, Frolonda Gilliam led the Bears with 18 points, LaDonna Compton had 10 points and a team-high of 12 rebounds. In the final game, the Bears played Bosse for the sectional cham- pionship, Jenny Niethammer played an exceptional game scoring 18 points and pulling down 18 rebounds, but the Lady Bears had trouble putting the last piece together to win the sectional. The reserve team also had a good year. They were a young team, so many will be returning next season. Diane Clark, Missy Racine, and Jane Weisman led the team this year The JV record was 9-9. They had a strong finish in the city with wins over 80552, Harrison, Memorial, and North. The Bears came in second when they par- ticipated in the Evansville Reserve Tourney. They beat Memorial in the first game, but then lost to Reitz in the second game 33 Reitz 55 Mt. Vernon 55 Memorial 53 Castle 54 Mater Dei 40 Boonville 49 Vincennes 34 North Sullivan Tourney 59 Eminence 56 Worthington Sectionals 58 North 43 Bosse RESERVE TEAM: First row from left - Harralson. Cartwright, Cartwright, Clark, Wiseman. Racine, Prevo. Back row - Baker, Mgr.. Coach Wright, Vogel, Robb. Bovo, Ad- ams. Finch, Sar- tare, Dow. Collins, Mgr., Coach Over- ton. CONCENTRA TION - Senior LaDonna Compton studies the basket hard. 60 Girls Basketball VARSITY TEAM: Front row from left - Stephanie Fellows. Jean Willard, Jenny Niethammer, LaDonna Compton. Carrie Eggleston, Keri Hun- sucker. Back row - Manager Tonya Baker, Coach Laura Wright, Sonya Cartwright. Jenny Lant, Andrea Owsley. Angie Higgins. Maria Statzer. Frolonda Gilliam. Manager Judy Collins. and Head Coach Ron Overton. SKY HIGH - Varsity player Angie Higgins reaches up for a rebound against a North opponent. ONE-HANDED - Diane Clark goes up for two with a one-hand jumper. SCOREBOARD GIRLS RESERVE 9-9 COACH Laura Wright 32 Heritage Hills 36 13 North Posey 15 24 Jasper 36 37 South Spencer 28 39 Bosse 36 30 Harrison 28 l 9 R ei tz 41 16 Mt. Vernon 21 30 Memorial 21 27 Castle 25 26 Mater Dei 30 26 Boonville 18 30 Vincennes 39 Forest Park Tourney 22 Washington 47 38 Gibson Southern 34 Evansville Tourney 33 Memorial 23 I 7 Reitz Girls Basketball 61 WA n THING AND WAITING: Senior Matt Zehr has been on the Boys' Golf Team since his fresh- man war and was Central's leading golfer. GIRLS' GOLF TEAM: Front row from left - Sarah Schmidt, - Jody Limback, Jenny Niethammer. Back row - Coach Bill As- 62 ClrldBoys COM bury, Wendy Walker. Shelly Sumner. SENIOR GOLFERS: Matt Zehr. Jeff Pritchett, Ron Nelson, and Kent Hansen. Seniors swinging tern through itGolf is more than just going out there and golfing, you have to make it fun, stated sophomore Wendy Walker. Not only was golf fun for the 87-88 Girls Golf Team, but it was successful. The golfers ended the season with an outstanding and impressive record of 14-2. Their only two losses were against the Harrison Warriors In addition, Central placed second to Harrison in Sectional play at McDo- nald's Golf Course. Senior Jody Limback placed lst in the Sectional shooting a 7-over-par, 79. This is a school record for a Central Sectional Golfer. Jody stated, ill was really happy with my performance at Sec- tionals. The team had a very successful season. Not only did we have a good season record for matches, but we placed in the top three in all Conference Tournaments.H The team qualified for Regionals in Bedford, Indiana and finished 7th there. Athletic Director William Asbury coached the golfers HMr. Asbury is more than just our coach, he's our No. 1 fans He will root us on if we make a good shot or putt and does even harder when we make a bad putt or shotfl The Boys' Golf Team had three senior returning lettermen: Matt Zehr, Ron Nelson, and Kent Hansen. The team is coached by Tony Hill. Mr. Hill is a well known golfer in Evansville and participates in several tournaments throughout the yeari q-PUTTING AND PRA YING - Senior Jody Limback was named to the AII-City Gall Team and was Ist in the Evansville Sectional. CirlslBoys Golf 63 ANTICIPA TION l5 MAKING HIM WAIT! - Senior Terry Green anxiously awaits to take on his opponent. Keith Rhilander of Mater Dei in the 145 lb. weight class. HEAD AND SHOULDERS ABOVE THE REST! - Junior Kevin Hacker i135i. with a 31-3 record. wrestled his way to first place in his class during the Mater Dei Sectional wrestling tournament. TALKING IT OVER. - Coach Grodie Crick and sophomore Mike Hocker review Mike's perform- ance. Wrestling WRESTLING TEAM - Top row - Coach Grodie Crick, Asst. Steve No- riega, Asst. Gordon Robling, Pat Col- lins, Doug Wolf, Scot! Steiff, Todd Mattingly. 4th row - Shawn Brockmole. Brent Counts, Mike Reed- er. Dillion Simpson, Kevin Bakel, Al- vin Kennedy, Tony Venturini, Kim McWilliams. Brent Feulner. 3rd row - Damon Witherspoon, Jessie Knight, Russ Seiler. Scott Bowman. David Winternheimer, Darrin Henderson, Greg Daily, James Evans, Jim Curl, Keith Miles. 2nd row - Tim Darn, Mike Hacker, Kevin Hacker, Rob Smearing. Terry Green, Willie Kennedy. 151 row - Dave Fischer, Billy Dixon, Mike Dom. ?EARS Varsity wrestling finishes year 19-4 Coach Crick looks ahead to next year when Central will be the team to beat CentraVs varsity wrestling team fared very well this year un- der second year coach Grodie Cricki The Bears finished with an im. pressive 19-4 record and an over- all third in SIAC competition. The team, which is made up of mostly juniors and sophomores, also finished second in the Sec- tional tournament at Mater Dei and eleventh in the regional tour- nament at Castle. Junior Kevin Hooker was the lone wrestler to make it to semi-state competition. Now that the season is over, Coach Crick is looking to next year when his team should be a team to beat. HWe were 194 this season and we will only be losing four seniors. Next year we should be one of the toughest teams in the state, said Crick. The reserve team also finished with an impressive 15-2 record and third in city competition. SCOREBOARD VARSITY 19-4 COACH Grodie Crick 48 Memorial 62 Bedford 38 Edgewood 38 Mt. Vernon 33 Owen Valley 41 Bosse 43 Harrison 21 Tecumseh 66 Pike Central 48 Bosse 44 North Posey 44 North 50 North 26 Jasper 44 Mt. Vernon 62 Gibson Southern 5 Mater Dei 19 Southridge 56 Mt. Vernon 10 Castle 40 Reitz 44 Tell City 45 Reitz 28 12 24 27 40 24 18 1 3 25 20 1 0 25 21 1 1 54 45 44 49 23 25 22 Kickers have desire Central's boys' soccer team posted a disappointing 5-8 record to end their 187 season. The record definitely did not reflect the Bears' desire to win. The kickers had several bright moments during their season, They drew Castle in the first round of the sectional and played to a 1-1 tie. After regulation play the Bears fell in double overtime play The 1987 team was led by seniors Tim Hudak, Jason Podvin, Todd Wetzel, Kevin Brenner, Eric Metcalf, Matt De- genhart, Brian Romick. and John Spears. Junior David Bertram was named to the second team All-City, Bert ram, along with senior Matt Degenhart, nu Ami lENTRA' t e :SNTMLiijNTllAliE-NTRALIL '11; :1 represented Central on the North All- Star soccer team. Central's girls1 team, coached by Doug Dietrick. is led by senior Jenny Cooki Jenny is joined by experienced juniors Kerry Pace. Krista Pace, Shana Sutton, Tina McMacken. Mary Jane Bur- ton, Jennie Knight, and Maria Statzer. Sophomores returning are Keri Hun- sucker ancl Karla Moore. The girls began practicing and con- ditioning in the winter and also competed in an indoor soccer league at Evansville Day School. The lone senior, Jenny Cook, stated, itlt will be a very important rebuilding year due to the lack of senior leadership. GIRLS' SOCCER TEAM Includes first row: Stacie Barker, Krista Pace, Kerry Pace. Jen- ny Cook. Sara Wolf, Nikki Teare, and Amy Schnarre. Second row: Katie Sensmeler, Laurel Offerman, Leslie Ragland. Danielle Kline, Shana Sutton, and Keri Hunsucker. Third row: Coach Matt, Karla Moore, Jamie Mowrey. Jessica Goodsen. Melissa Street. Maria Statzer, and coach Greg. e 66 Girls Soccer -- NOW THA T TAKES EFFORT - Sophomore Shane Wessel goes down on his knees to make that perfect catch. Shane, as well as the whole team, gave it their best effort to have a fun season. THE 1987 boys' soccer team included: Aaron Geer, Danny Woosley, Eric Metcalf. Chris Jones, Shane Wessel. Rusty Seiler. Kit Degenhart, and Joe Asbury. Back row standing includes: Todd Wetzel, Brian Romick. John Spears, Matt Degenhart, Erik Dyson. Jason Podvin, John Bertram. Kevin Bynner, and Coach Tom Virgin. WHA TCONCENTRA TIONISOphomore Dan- JUNIOR Da vid Bertram was awarded se ueral ny Woosley kicks the ball across the field in honors for his outstanding athletic abilities. an effort to help his team win including being named to the second team All- City as well as being a member of the North AlI-Star soccer team. - Boys Soccer 67 -' Senior Todd Hunsucker returns to han- dle the catching duties. Senior Glen Catlett returns to patrol a lot of outfield. Baseball Bears optimistic; 9 letter winners return Baseball coach Paul Gries is hop- ing that this year's team will duplicate the 1987 team which ended up in the state finals in Indianapolis. Returning to bolster the Bears this year were 1987 regulars: Todd Hunsucker, catcher; Brian Gibson, first base; Robbie Frank, third base; Kirk Hales, outfield; Glen Catlett, out- field; David Koehler, outfield; and Jeff Biggs, outfield The pitchers were ex- pected to be Hales. Biggs, Gibson and junior Chad Angle. Other players returning from last yearis state runner-up team were: Matt Pokorney and Johnny Liggetti The reserve baseball team was picked right at yearbook deadline time. Freshman players are: Eric Wag- nor, Jason Krack, Chris Stuard, Adam Swedenburgh, Ryan Haun, Chris El- lington, Scott Bowman. Sophomores include: Tom Knott, John Heichel- bach, Scott OyRisky, Joe Asbury, Eric Cato, Travis Wainman, Shane Wessel, Jason Adams, Jeff Rothchild, Dan Woosley, Todd Wiley. VARSITY BASEBALL e Front row from left: Manager Brian All. Richie Cullen, Dirk Shockley. Glen Catlett, Robbie Frank, Chad Angle. Manager John McFarland. Second row:Jamie Hall, Matt Pokorney. John Liggett, Craig Morton, Da vid Bertram. Da vid Koehler. Back row: Coach Andy Rice. Kirk Hales. Jeff Biggs, Todd Hunsucker, Charles Francis. Brian Gibson, Head Coach Paul Gries. h ee.e h.' Senior Jeff Biggs re- turns to pitch and play outfield. - 68 Baseball e W CHAD CISSNA lets loose with a powerful serve. BOYS TENNIS TEAM - Front row from left: Daron Schauss. Kent Koch. Paul Fritchley. Kevin Buehler. Back row: Coach Mike Kennedy, Tony Cher- netsky, Da vid Lutz, Chad Cissna, Greg Werslch, Audie Wilson, Da vid Camp- bell. Tennis teams young Receiving fourth in the SIAC tournament, Central's Boys Ten. nis Team, led by Coach Mike Kennedy, concluded its season suc- cessfully and with great promise for gaining the city title next yeart In the tournament, sophomore Audie Wison and freshman Kev- in Buehler both finished in third place. Sophomore Tony Chernetsky and junior Daron Schauss finished fourth in lst doubles competition. In the Sectionals, the boys beat Mater Dei 5-0, but lost to North 2-3. During mid-season, Central hosted the CH8 Invitational and Central'steam was victorious. Theirteam record at the end ofregu- GIRLS TENNIS TEAM -. pm, row from left, Becky Langford' Megan lat season play was 5'9- . . Schreiber, Missy Steckler, Maureen Healy, Kyrsten Kramer, Annie Terrell, PaUl Fritchley is the only graduating senior on the team. Chad Lori Schornhorst. Back row:$ara Spears, Leslie Schmitt, Tina Class. Tiffany Cissna commented, uWe have a young team. Hopefully our experi- Gross, Trisha Stucke, Coach Mike Owen, ence will make us a better team next year. CentraVs Girls, Tennis Team returned seven lettermen this . year. They include: Megan Schreiber, Missy Steckler, Lori Schorn- j horst at singles. Maureen Healy and Annie Terrell, Kyrsten Kramer I and Sarah McDonald were the doubles ' Says Coach Mike Owen, uWe had a good group of tennis players who are not only great athletes and people, but are strong academically and work well together. -- Tennis 69 -- L Making History Again! Bears capture Sectional, Regional titles Taking advantage of its best draw in years, Coach Morris Clarl-Cs basket- ball Bears won Central its first Sectional title since 1981, and its first Regional crown since 1976. Central defeated Evansville Day School 102-68, in the first round of sec- tional action, then went on to defeat Me- morial 60-52, and pulled away with a fi- nal victory over Mater-Dei 55-48 With duplicate scores, Central gained entry into the Semi-State round by de- feating both Mt Vernon and Heritage Hills by the scores of 65-64, thus captur- ing the Regional title, The Bears success ended when they were defeated by Greencastle 69-64 in overtime of the first Semi-State game 4 Senior Cliff J0hn50n gives a Regional cheer! Senior David Montgomery knew who was 31! Coach Morris Clark celebrates. KazamagggAf$ ,7- , 4 , R554vigh-g6 A A: . .w .6 a, :w-aewm Track Teams make time POSING BEFORE THEIR SEASON. the 1988 track teams are a: 1ollows: ls! row: Coach M, Kenntdy, Couch Lt Hudson. manager M. Wright, E. Christensen. J. Whit- selI, A. Owlsley, B. Davis, L. Smearing, S. Lupfet. man- agar S. Voight. 2nd row: Y. Clark. L. Compton. E. Flnch. J. Lant. S, Cartwright. L. Hardin, K. Boyd. 3rd row: A. Owaley, H. Prevo. A. Buck. K. Hasenmyer. D. Clark. M, Burton, lt Chaucr. Not pictured. T. Bnkur. L. Gum. 5. Walls. Top row: B. Framer. C. Johnson. J. Bulky. J. Cheaney. M. Wallace. D. W0 . 6. Crick. J. Shclton. Mid- dle row: A. Johnson. D Hlll, T5 Wright, T. Rogcrs, D. Hammer, B. Maynard. C. Stuart, K, Kramer, W. Kan- nedy. D. Parker. Bottom row: W. Johnson, 8. Back . J. Vallez, T. Green, .L Selberl. K. Jones, J. Knight. J. Jones. J Matungly. St Cabell, Akin, Jeffrey Scott Altekruse, Heidi Lynne Arendt. James Albert Bagby II, Rick Watson Baker. Gavan! Ball, Christopher George Ballard, Tina Renae Barkman, Chad Eric Barnhart. Chalon Marie Barton. Karla Anne Basinger. Brian Anthony Baughn, Paula Jacquelyne Bell, Robert Ray Bien, Angela Darlene Biggersraff. David Louis Biggs, Jeffery Brian Bittner. Eric Joseph Bittner, Michele Rose Bitmer. Stacy Lynn BIomberg. Christopher David Bonenberger, Tracy Lynn Boyd. Pamela Kay Boyer. Stephanie Lynn Boyles, Derek Brian Bray, David Lee Brenner, Kevin Winston Brenner, Laurie Jean Breunig. Jennifer M. Brinker, Angela Lynn Brown, Shana Dee Bruce, William Ray Burch, Kimberly Ann Burklow, Constance Fay Burklow, Donald Ray Burklow. Ronald Jay Butler, Robert Allen Buttrum, Douglas Jon Byram. Kirk C. Byrd, Brent Alan Calhoun II. Donald Lawrence Canfield. Lisa Dawn Capps. Timothy Wayne Reaching for the Stars! The record makers and breakers tTve really had to work and train hard for it, but I feel it was all worth it! Junior Jenny Lant Reaching for goals as high as the sky, is what ju- nior Jenny Lant and sophomore Glori McFall have in common. Some of the most important and exciting competitions for Jenny took place over the summer of '87t Representing the USA in Canton, China, Jen- ny won many events in Track and Field. She placed first in the 400 meter dash. second in the 200 meter dash, and sixth in long jump. In the Indiana White Riv- er games. Jenny did equally as welt Big goals may have to wait until after high school for Glori. Although she is really a Hprofessional coun- try singer. with recordings played on 26 Indiana stav tions, an upcoming album, and makes several perfor- mances throughout the year, Glori would like to wait to go national e at least for a few years Glori ttcan't imagine that other students listen to country stations that play her cuts, like WYNG in Evansville. HIt al- ways amazes me when kids say they have heard my songs, Glori jokest Maybe, Glori, they are just Reach- ing for the Stars! RISING STARS! Watch out, here they come! Junior Jenn y Lant is a specialist in her field, track and field. Sophomore Glori McFalI looks right at home at the radio station where her songs may turn to country GOLD . Carlock, Michael Thomas Carson, Rachel Elizabeth Cares, Kimberly Anne Catlett, Jerry Glen Catt, Christopher Lam Cawthorne. Domanece Faye Chamberlain. Todd Macer Cheaney, James Daniel Chester, Inger Theresa Christmas, Amy Elizabeth Clark, Ellis Lee Claspell, Steven Lyle Class, Tina Coleman, David Brian Compton, Ladonna Ann Conna way, Curt Duran Conway, Brian Lee Cook, Jennifer Lynn Counts, Ronald Charles Crabtree, Craig Croce, Carolyn Theresa Crowder. Gwendolyn Dinita Crutchfield, Jo Ann Cullen, Richard Carl - Seniors 73 '- Dant, Cynthia Marie Daugherty, Clayton Allen Da vis, Beatrice Alicia Day, Deborah Elaine Dean, Timothy Lee Degenhart, Matthew Joseph Demoraes, Flavio Devillez Jr., Gary Wayne Diekmann, Heather Dietsch, Elizabeth Ann Dockery, Thomas Earl Doninger, Gary Alan Dow, Gregory Alan Dyer, Misty Ann Dyson, Robert Darrin Eggleston. Carrie Ann Elliott. Debra Ann Elshoff, Kevin Matthew Embry, Ronald Phillip Emerson, Tracy Jean English, Jason Blake English, Steven Wayne Euler, Carla Lynn Farthing, Edwin Mason Feldhaus, Jeffrey Wayne Floyd, Blake Folz, Larry Edward Frank, William Robert Frasier, Billie Jo Frasier, Brian Wayne Fritchley, Paul Henry Fuller, Deanna Jean Galbreath, Cheray Marie Gant, Aretha Lynn Gibbs, Jennifer Leeanne Gibbs, Sally Ann Gibson, Brian Terrell Gilliam, Electa Renna Gonterman, Shellie Jo Goodwin, Steven Troy Gough, Rainillle Marie Grall, Sally Joann t'l was surprised about the en- thusiasm throughout the school the poster contest ini- tiatedf' - Darby Lindauer, Mr. Koehler's homeroom BITE THE TIGERS! Mr. Cole's homeroom won an honorable mention with a larger-than- life-size bear while Mr. Koehler's homeroom won the grand prize with their 25 foot poster. Spirit week brings students together in support of team In order to generate school spirit, the Stu- dent Council organized a spirit week to help our football team defeat Bosse and Memorial during Sectionals. Various competitions were held throughout the week, one of which was a poster contest. The posters were judged by a select group of faculty members and the results were announced in an aII-school assembly. The win- ners included Mrs. Rita Crane's homeroom for the freshmen, and Mr. Curt Hahn's homeroom for the sophomores The junior homeroom win- ner was Mr Paul Neidig,s homeroom while the senior homeroom winner was Mrs. Dorothy Wheeler's homeroom The grand champion winner was Mr. David Koehlerts homeroom for their poster of the football team and fans. The competition brought the students together in support of our football team. Our thanks to the Student Council! Green. Terry Lamond Gregory, Jana Lynn Gress, Kimberly Dawn Greubel, Christine Elizabeth Groenlnger, Lisa Ann Hadley. Lisa Kay Hales, Kirk Haley, Kathryn Margaret Hall, Alissa Michele Hallam, Robin Renae Hammer, Steven Wayne Hammer, Tammy Rene Hansen, Warren Kent Happe, Jody Lynn Hardin, Gerald Keith Hardin, Leslie Vlctoria Hassebrock, John Daniel Hatfield, Melissa Dawn Halves, Bronson Lee Healy. Maureen Lynn Hea vrin, Dena Michelle Heidi, Scan David Helple. Kelly Michelle ngdon, Edwin - Seniors 75 - Hill. Arica Lyn Hill. Derrick Monroe Hirsch, Randi Joan Hobbs, Brian Keith Hodge, Stacy Dawn Holste, Timothy J. Hood, Brian Hunter Hudak. Timothy George Huebner, Jeff Hull, Edward James Hunsucker, Todd Adam Hunter. Jeffery Scott James, Scott Alan Jeffers, Brian Kent Jennings. Tatiana Roxanne Jochim. Julie Anne Johnson, Cliff Lamont Johnson. Robin Lenore Jones, Christopher Craig Jones. Jeffrey Scott Jones. Jerry Jones. Michael Wayne Jourdan JL, Larry Joe Kahre. Bremen David Kalb, Darrin Scott Kelley, Paula Renea Kennedy, Joseph Patrick Kessinger, Bobbi Dale Killough, Gayla Rhea Kincaide, James Courtland Kirk, Robert Eugene Kissel, Ann Marie Knipe, Wendy Katherine Koehler, Alisa Dawn Koehler Jr.. David Allen Koesrer. Mark Allen Kramer, K yrsten Leigh Kremer, Chris Michael Krletemeyer. Gregory Kuehne, Matthew Charles Kuester, Angela Dawn Kuester. Kathleen - 76 Seniors Students gain leadership through Horizons, Optimist til learned a lot from it tHor- izonsi . . . how to deal with the public and the media. - Se- nior, Sarah Schmidt. Each year students from Central are se- lected to participate in programs that are de signed to better the student's lives called Hor- izons and Optimist youth. This summer the Hor- izons students attended a camp with 20 other seniors from the public high schools While at this camp they learned leadership training. lis- tened to prominent speakers, and worked on a community project. Each of these students also chose a mentor in a profession which they were interested in. The students worked with their mentors to learn more about a specific job The optimist youth program was similar to Horizons in that 10 students chose a profession they were interested in and spent the day expe- riencing that profession. Two students, Pam Boyd and David Koehler, were given special awards for being Optimist Youths 0f the Day. This program was sponsored by the Optimist club in honor of Youth Appreciation Week LEADING TOMORROW, Horizons students include Amy Christmas, Kent Hansen. Pam Boyd, Heidi Altekruse. and Sarah Schmidt. Optimist Youths are Ellen Wellmeier. Heidi Altekruse, Pam Boyd. Brian Romick, Amy Christmas. David Koehler. Tang Tao. Tara Walker, Pat Roberts, and Terry Green. Laine. John A. Like. Kimberly Dawn Limback. Jody Ann Lindauer, Darby Gill Lockard, Shannon Virginina Lockyear, Chad Graham Lynn, Stacy Renee Mae, Leilani Renira Malone, Floyd Lee Marsh, Angela Kay Martin, Amy Jo Martin, Bradley Allan Martin, Janna L. Martin. Jenniler Lynn Marx, Marion Louis Matthews. Melissa Ann Maxey, Michael Randall Mayes, Brian Curtis McCarty, Eric Jamison McCulley, Jana Lyn McDonald, Shauna Leah McEvilly, Christopher Michael McKinney, Joe Allen Merle. Andrea Irene - Seniors 77 -. Metralf, Eric Kent Meyer, Windi Jane Milan. Troy Deon Miller, Corinne A. Miller, Donald Kent Miller. Rhonda Ann Montgomery, David Wayne Moore. Jodi Lynn Morley. Darlne Ann Nelson, Ronald Norman Niemeier, Ann Marie Niethammer. Jennifer Lynn Norrie, Teri Frances Nurrenbern. Scot Allen Oakley, Angela Kae Orange Jr.. Charles Richard Orsburn, Robert Heith Owens, Timothy Ray Padfield, Jane Ann Paschall, Sharon Kay Payne. Carleen Rose Peach. Lori Ann Pfaffmann. Jarrod Thomas Pickerill, Jama Kay Podvin, Jason Joseph Poe. Joy Ann Pokorney. Matthew Brian Pawless. Tad William Preva, Margaret Ann Price, Carl Robert Pritchett, Jeffrey Steven Purcell, Colette Elaine Quarles. James Romerres Quarles, Kathy Ragland, Leslie Raleigh, Jr.. William Jerry Reed, Janet Denise Reeder, Misty Dawn Reyes, Manuel Blair Rhodes. William Harold Ricketts. Brian Keith Riedford, Eric Marcus - Seniors 78 - uIt has given me a new per- spective of what ideals this country was built on. - Senior Ed Wilson HURRAY FOR THE RED, WHITE, AND BLUE! The Bicentennial of the US, Constitution was cele- brated throughout the year. Freedoms we utilized ev- eryday were studied, debated, and even interpreted in Congressional sponsored contests. Acting as experts on the Constitution, Mr, Phil Aramowitz' Advanced Placement History class, testi- fied in a mock congressional hearing at Vincennes Uni- versity. The AP. team won the competition and ad vanced to the state level, representing the 8th district. Winning that level meant an advancement to Wash- ington, DC. for national competition. Later in the year. controversy arose over a Sue preme Court ruling on the first amendment freedoms of high school students. Journalism advisor J. Edwin Cole said that he had mixed feelings about it all, but uthere just needs to be some sort of limit to what a student can write or say.H Now that limit is a court decision and the law! SALUTING OUR FREEDOMS, senior Arica Hill is proudly decked out in the flagts co- 7 Iars. AP. HISTORYSTUDENTS gather in for a picture during class. Classtime included practicing for competitions. Ritchel, Tyler Williams Roberts, Patrick Alan Robison. Jason Lance Romick. Brian Wesley Rose, Erica Lynn Saltzman. Mark Alan Schenk. Anna Elizabeth Schmidt, Mark Alan Schmidt. Sarah Elizabeth Schnarre, Hollly Beth Schreiber, Megan Lee Scott, Tina Marie Sears. Lori Ann Seibert, Suzanne Marie Sharp, Chadwick Heath Sharp, Janna Leigh Shaw. Jodi Lynn Skaggs, Brian Allen Smart. Leigh Ann Smith, Alex Wade Smith, Christopher Bryan Smith, Todd Erik Southward. Marvin Lamont Spainhoward, Dwight Mendel - Seniors 79 - Spears, John Ashley Sperry. Robert Joseph Spurrier, Paul Brian Stanley. Ross Joseph Steckler. Melissa Mary Steele, Douglas Gavin Steele. Joy Virginia Starch. Christine Ann Srremming. Brian Lee Sturm. Scott Thomas Suhrheinrich, Suzanne Joy Swedenburg. Kirk Anthony Ta. Thang Duc Teel. John Christopher Terrell. Kimberly Ann Thomas. Sandra Renee Titzer, Christina Ann Tracy. Jeffrey Scott Um, Benjamin Senul Venturini. Laura Ann Vogel. Michael Jonathan Voight. Sharrie J. Walker. Tara Lynn Wall, Tina Marie Wallace, Dwayne Allen Ward, Michael Ware. Matthew Allen Wargel, Charles David Weber. Amy Christine Wedding. Candace Denise Wedel, Dana Rae Weinzapfel, Keith Allen Welch, Tamara K. Wellmeier, Ellen Louise Wells, Kristie Lynn Welte, Dale Wersich, Gregory Daniel Wetzel, Todd Michael Wicks. Steven Joe Wilhite, Marcy Carol Willard. Jean Louise Williams ll, Cabell Bernard uA lot of people dontt under- stand about AIDS, but this year the number of people do- nating blood was up from last spring. - Brian Meier WHA TA BARGAINlJohn Spears and Fla vio Morales give of their time and money, but ex- tra credit makes it worth it. . w... .,. .f Giving is better than receiving, but extra credit helps. There were at least two activities this year in which Central students could give of them. selves and still receive benefits These activities include a blood drive and apple sale. Many of the teachers offered extra credit as an incentive for students to give blood or buy apples. includ- ing Mr. Meier and Mr. Koehlert On Oct. 16. over 50 people donated blood ; a 5000 m- crease over last year. while many students also bought apples. The PTSA and PTA played 1m- portant roles in both activities. PTA mothers volunteered their time for the apple sale and the PTSA served fruit to students after donating blood, The money for the apple sale went to. ward supplies for the Courtyard Keepers, money for the PTSA scholarship, and fans for the hot classrooms. These activities encouraged students to give of themselves to help everyone Williams, John Arthur Wilson, Edward Russell Wilson, Steven Lee Wiseman, Kimberly Ann Withrow, Sherie Deneta Wolf, Kelli J. Wood. Clinton Ray Woodall, Jessica Woolsey, Stephanie Anne Yates, Deanna Joyce Zehr. Matthew Steven Zoll, Scott Alan Zorzi. Kalah Michelle Zvara, Terra Kay f- Seniols 81 e J UNIORS Adams, Carl Alan Adcock. Gina Ann Alexander. Stephanie Jean Allen, Beverly Rene Allen. Michelle Lynn Anderson, Daniel Francis Andis. Todd Raymond Angle, Chad David Babb. David Allen Babb, Larissa Gail Baker. Kimberly Gene Bambarola. Aaron F. Banks, David E. Barker, Stacie Michelle Barnett. Eric Matthew Basham. Dolly Louise Bell, Heather Marie Bell, Kevin Ray Bender. Dorothy Faye Bennet. Kevin Stewart Berry. Stacy Lynn Bertram. David Paul Bittner, Angela Marie Bittner, Jason Aaron Bitmer. Nicholas Joseph Bitts, William Richard Bogan, Richard Leroy Boggeman, Robin Marie Boyd. Stephanie Marie Bradshaw, Gregory Mac Breunig, Jack Robert Brockey. Mitchell Anderson Bruce. Jeanne Ann Bufkin. Kimberly Charlene Bugher, Michelle Lynn Buickel. Alicia Leslie Bullingtan, Jeffrey Wayne Bunch, Frances Lynn Burch, Carolyn Michelle Burks, Angela Leanne Burton, Mary Jane Butler, Stacey Lynn Campbell, Jennifer Lynn Campbell, John Alva Carey, Jessica Lynn Carr. Kristi Jean Carter, Charles Edward Cartwright. Fonda Lajane Cartwright, Sonya Kay Cartwright Jr., William Lee Carver, Deann Michelle Case, Gregory Michael Case. Kimberly Kay Caudill. Christina Melissa Ca ve, Andrew David Cawthome. Peggy Marie Cheatem, Daryl Ray Cissna, Chad Clardy. Arthur Van Ness Clark. Deeanna Louise Claspell, Sharon Lee Cole. Laura Beth Collins. John Robert Collins, Judy Ann Collins, Kathy Ann Collins, Michael Christian Collins, Patrick Gabriel Conder, Melissa Gay Conlon. Laura Irene Cook, Precious Julie Corbett, Jeffrey Wayne Cox, Margaret Ann - 82 Juniors - JUNIORS Craig, Kelly Lee Crick, Angela Dawn Crick, Brandon Alan Crome, Roger Dale Crowder, Josette Renee Crowley, Kurt Alan Crowley, K yle Bradford Current, Paula Kaye Bardeen, Lonnie L. Davault, Vicki Jeanne Davis. Gregory Alan Davis, Jason Aaron Davis, Kenneth James Davis, Steven Wayne Davison, Amy Jo Dawes, Jeremy Nathan Day, Shannon Marie Dix. Krista Leigh Dixon, William James Dollison, Duane Lee Drake, Jason Charles Duncan Amanda Faye Duvall, Brian Keith Duvall, Celia Michelle Dyson. Erik Todd Eggleston. Stephen Alan Elmendorf, Stefanie Lynn English. Shannon Lynn Erwin, Michelle Lee Esparza, Cherie Ann Fair, April Denise Fellows, Stephanie Lajayce Fellwock, Aaron Eugene Fletcher, Shannon Flick. Matthew R. Flowers, Phyllis Anne Floyd, Phillip Ray Foronda, Brian Raymond Foster, Tina Marie Francis, Charles Allen Frank, Robbie Gene Fray, Michelle Dawn Fritts, Tony Gene Fuller, Jill Renee Galley, Katrina Marie Gaines, Robert Avery Gainey, Harlan Ray Garrett, Jason Brian Gilliam Frolanda Jacqullla Glolitto, Sean Ray Givens, Bobby Joe Godsey, Michelle Lynn Goebel, Darren Dean Graham, Andrea Lynn Grose, Phyllis Ann Gwaltney. April Sue Hafer. Gretchen Hall, Christopher Todd Hall, Shaun Micah Harrelson, Andrea Leigh Hart, Sean Kristopher Hatfield, Jackie Carlyle Hawes, Brad William Hayden, Darrick Roger Hayes, Michele Lynne Head. Benjamin Gerard Head. Richard Ray Hedderich. Sandra Lynn Herr, Warren Higgs. Ronnie Lee Hines. Kenneth Wayne Hacker. Kevin Lee - Juniors 83 - JUNIORS Holmes, Ladonna Lynn Hopper. Curtis Ray Hopper, Travis Ray Hortin, Pamela Jill Houghton ll. Charles Elvie Howell, Shane T. Wayne Huck. Robert William Husk, Lori Lee Hurts, William Paul Ireland. Michelle Mary Ivy, Jessie James Ivy, Timothy Scott Jarvis, Christy Marie Johnson, Billy Jerome Johnson. Jacqueline Marie Johnson. William DeWayne Jones. Eric Christopher Jones, Gina Monell Jones, Ken Andrew Jones, Tonia Sue Jost, Dennis Wayne Kahre, Stacia L. Kay, Misty Michelle Kennedy Jr., Willie Charles Keown. Billie June Kimmel. Jack Wayne Klenck, Andrew William Kline, Danielle S. Knight. Jennifer Rebecca Koch. Stephanie Dawn Kolb. Jason Anthony Kollker. Todd Wayne Koziel, Araminta Marie Kunkel, Andrew Michael Langen, Valerie Langford, Rebecca Lynn Lant. Jennifer Robyn Lewis. David Chrizopher Liggett. Johnny Douglas Litherland. Sean L. Lowe. Donna Sue Maholm, Gary Matthew Marx, Aaron Jay Mattingly. Angela Lynn Maveety III, John May Jr.. Larry Eugene Mayse, James M. Maze. Jeannine Marie. McCIamey. Lori Lynn McFaII. Eric Christopher McFarling, David Louis McGuyer, Gena Elaine McKeethen ll, Steven Michael McKissic, Vincent Clay McMaken, Christina Diane Merriweather, Janie Marie Miller. Jacinda Marion Mitchell, Peggy Sue Moore. Jennifer Kay Morton. Craig Patrick Morton, Lisa Michelle Muehlbauer, Judith Lynn Muehlbauer. Kevin Scott Nelson. Jeremy Wayne Niethammer, Jason Louis Noffsinger. Leigh Alison Nosko, David S. Offerman, Laurel Ann O'Keefe, Shane Eric Oldham, Bryant Keith Orshovsky. Matthew Walter Outlaw, Alan Howard J. JUNIORS Owens, Marcie Lynn Owsley. Andrea Shontea Pace. Kerry Jane Pace. Krista Lenn Pace. Lori Ann Paddock, Jennifer Dawn Palmer, Joy Dawn Palmer, Stacey Lynn Payne, Carl Allen Phelps, Donald Lee Pickerill, Jeffery Lynn Pierce, Timothy Shane Plummer, Todd C. Pointer. Monica Lynn Powers. Carmon James Powers, Tracey Jo Preske, Janna Lynne Price. Melissa Lynn Quisenberry, Diane Jane Rausch, Jeff Raymond Reisinger, Christopher David Rexing, Tammy Sue Rheinlander, Valerie Jean Riley. Jeremy Allen Ringham. Kevin Alan Roberts. Da vid Gerrad Robinson, Tiffany Paige Rogers, Barbara Kim Salmon, Gina Lynn Schauss, Daron Lee Schnee, Joseph Jason Schrei, Robert Christopher Seibert. Joel Edwin Seifert. Heather Noel Seiler, Tonya Marie Sharp, Brant Lee Shockley, Dirk Anthony Sides. Jerry Robert Silver, Susan Michelle Sltzman, Shane David Smart, Paula Gayle Samsil, Shaun Renae Smearing. Robert John Smitha. Stacy Lynn Sollman, David Wesley Statzer. Maria Elizabeth Stevens. Michael Shawn Stewart, Randall Jevon Stricker, William Edward Suits, Brian Scott Sulawske, Angie Lynn Sumner, Michelle Lee Sulron, James Richardo Sutton. Shana Raney Taylor, Sarah Ellen Teague, Dana Jo Teare, Shane Farrell Terrell, Dawn Annette Theuerkauf, Robert John Titzer. Craig Allen Todd, Adam Lee Tontrup, Stephan Toy, Jeffery Phillip Trice, Kimberly Ann Truitt, Kimberly Jo Turner. Rochelle Lea Umbach, Jr., William Edward Vaughn, Keith Alan Venrimiglia, Karen Faye Vincent Ill, Carmon Volkman, Ginger Lee Wallace, Terry Lee - .Juniors 85 - J UNIORS Ware, Terry Watson, Samantha Leigh Webb, Kevin Eric Wedding Jr., James Lawrence Weisman, James Lee Weisman, Jane Ann Welch. Michael Eugene Wells. Michelle Lynn Werner. Christina Lynn Westfall. Syndee Weyanna, Laura Marie White. Annette Marie Wiley. Rose Marie Williams. Diane Williams, Marlene Wilson. Da vid Allen Wilson. Victor Eugene Wilzbacher. Amy Suzanne Wilzbacher, Lisa Marie Winiger. Toscha Wallace Wintemheimer, Cale E. Wire, Jeffrey Scott Woehler. Richard L. Wolf, Patrick Michael V Wolf, Sara Gayle Wood. Jeffrey Shawn Wood, Deanna Marie Worrel, Rebecca Lynn York, John William Young. Jennifer .10 + 86 Juniors SOPHOMORES Adams, Jason Patrick Alexander, Jenna Christina All. Joyce Carol Altekruse, Hillary Anne Anderson. Shawn Anderson, Terry Wayne Appman, Stephen Matthew Arendt, Jon M. Asbury, Joseph William Attebery, Anthony Wayne Attebery. Julie Lea Bachelder. William Smoot Bagby, Robert Scott Bailey. Joey Baker, Sandra Michelle Baker, Tonya Lachelle Baldock, Charles Logan Ball, Barbara Ann Barthlow, Anthony Ryan Baughn, Dianne Elizabeth Baysinger. Janett Lorene Beliles, Kelli Jean Bender. Traumma Veann Benedict, Michael Anthony Berfanger, Brandon Ray Biggerstaff, Shana Lynn Bivins. Berri Jo Blackburn. James William Bawen, April Dawn Brookover. Michelle Kaye Brown, Kelly Lynn Brown, Kenneth Joseph Bullington, Wendy Gail Burch, Rebecca Ann Burch. Suzae Lynn Cabell, Yvonne Nichole Campbell. David Ray Campbell. Matthew Adam Carroll, Steven Christopher Cartwright, Sandra Fay Cafes, Deborah Lynn Cato. Eric Wayne Catt. Amy Janese Chapman. Mandy Chernetsky. Anthony Thomas Childers, Michelle Elise Chittenden. Crystal Cheryl Christeson. Erin Clark, Herberlia Diane Clark. Yonna Kay Clements, Richard Alan Collins. Quentin Gregory Cook, Jennifer Lou Coultas, Marcy Lynn Cox, Chad Aaron Cox, Christopher Robin Cox III. Hezekiah Crowder. Ivan Eugene Crowell, Brent Russell Curl, Robert Joseph Daily. Gregory W. Daily, Gretchen J. Damm. Kevin Michael Danks, Dianna Marie Darnell. Jeffrey Alan Degenharr. Christopher William Deverson. Carl Dewitt. Kenneth Jason Dixon, Lori Lynn Doran. Michael Edward Doran, Timothy Patrlck Drafahl, Gus Joe Sophomores 87 - SOPHOMORES Earley, Michael Gene Edge. Raymond Bruce Ellis, Candice Sue Emhuff. J2ffrey Thomas Englehardt, Esther Elizabeth Evans, James Robert Fairchild, Troy Robin Ferley. Todd Andrew Fisher, Da vid Shawn Fisher, Jarrod Christian Fogle. Steven Duane Folz. Tara Lynn Fare. Jodi Kay Francis. Jeremy Earl Fraser. Daniel Alan Frayser, Wayne Allen Freeman. Paul Richard Frenz, Casey Martin Fritz, Mark Andrew Fuller, Diedre Ann Gantner, Nick Alan Gardner. Amy Dyan Garrison, Karin Jean Gears, Karen Lynn Geer, Aaron Patrick Georgesen. John Christian Gerbig, Jeffrey Steven Glaser, Kimberly Lorae Goodman, Terryl Lee Gough, Robert Eugene Gourley. Angela Renee Graham, Donald Jean Greenwalt, Laura Mae Greubel, Marc Alan Guess. Jason Delano Haddock, John Thomas Hairston. Ronald Gregory Hall. Jamey Nichole Hammer. David John Hansen. Jonathan James Happe, Christopher Michael Hargrove. Julie Marie Harrelson, Paula Jean Harris, David Eugene Hartig. Andrea Jane Hartman. Linda Sue Hasenmyer. Krista Suzanne Hassel, Holly Ann Hawkins. Brenda Sue Heichelbech. Jonathan Troy Heim, Jill Anne Helm, Tina Marie Henderson, Valerie Kay Higgins, Angela M. Hill. Carrie Ann Hacker, Michael David Hogg, Angela Gale Hunsucker. Keri Ann Hunt. Scott Michael Hutchinson, Mark Robert Hyde, Jay Dee Irwin, Dale Edward Jackson, Terry Wayne James, Joan Rene Jeffries, Toby Lee Jenkins, Angela Dawn Jenkins, Julie Jewell, Lee Ann Johns, Cara Beth Johnson, Christopher Matthew Johnson, Dawn Marie Johnson, Lynda Kaye SOPHOMORES Jones. Christopher Wayne Jones, Dennis Keith Kasnick. Angela Anne Kelle, Craig Thomas Kelly, Mary Victoria Kemp, Scott Lee Kennedy, Alvin James Kirby. Steven Dale Kline, Nicole J. Knight, Rachel Renee Knopfmeier, Jena Lyn Knott, Thomas Robert Koch. Joseph Anthony Koch, Kevin Gerard Kramer, Seth A. Kuhr, Terry Wayne Kyte, Roger Kenneth Lamastus. Jeremy Lynn Lavine, Amy Catherine Lawrence, Demorrio Marcellus Lawson, Brenda Lee Lelier, Holly Ann Lenz, Dean Lawrence Lewis, Toscha Lee Lohman, Paul Edward Loughary. Marjalea Mae Lewes, Bryan David Lupfer, Stacey Lorraine Lutterman, Dawn M. Luttrull, Mindy Michelle Lutz, David Eugene Lutz, Susan M. Lynch. Shane Lee Lyons, David Joseph Mahrenholz, Lara Lynn Mann. Erin Elizabeth Marsh, Lisa Kaye Martin, Melanie Ann Mason, Roger Gayle Matlock II, William Paul Mattingly, Todd Allen May, Claudie Homer Mayes, Kevin Shane Maynard, James Paul Maze. Jennifer Lee McBride. Jessica Susan McClellan, Kalonjl Morrow McCulley. Jo Ann McDonald, Sarah Noelle McFaIl, Glori Anne McFarland. John George McMaken. Kimberly Joy Melancon, Kelly Kay Merritt, Joey Dale Miller. Anthony Wayne Miller. Jill Anne Miller, Scott Christopher Mitchell, Dana Dian Moon, Mary Jane Moore, Herbert Ray Moore, Karla Renee Marley, James Edward Morris, Jill Anne Morse, Robert Lee Mullen, Jodi Rhea Murray, Randy Scott Nellis, Chris Noble Ill, Lawrence Gaylord Orisky, Scott Allan Osborne, Kerry Russell Otzmann. Kimberly Lynn Owsley, Jerqaine Darnell - SopEo-mores .- 89 SOPHOMORES Papenmeier, Frederick Wayne Parsons, Jack Todd Paulson. Ronnie Keith Phelps. Juanita Marie Phillips, Jennifer Holly Phillips, Michael Edward Phillips. Michelle Ann Pointer. Amie Lamour Poling, Stefan Jeremy Quick. James Edward Racine. Melissa Lynn Raider. Daphne Lynn Rainey, J. C. Gerald Reising, Brian Christopher Rexing, Jennifer Lee Rexing. Roger Alan Reyes, Ryan Emilio Robb, Steven Wayne Roberts. Robin Renee Robertson. Jemie Lee Robertson. Tracy Michelle Robinson. David Wayne Robinson, Michael David Rogers. Scott Charles Rothschild, Jeffery Michael Sanders, Tamara Marie Schminke, Mark Alan Schmitt, Marc Amiguet Schornhorst, Lori Lynn Schultz, Jennifer Mae Schwartz, Angela Faye Scott, David Edward Scott, Kimberly Joy Seller, Michelle Seiler, Russell Bailey Serrett. Gloria Bernice Sharer, Joseph Edward Shell. Amy Rebecca Simpson. Kurt Estell Smearing. Laura Kristen Smith. Andrea Gail Smith, Jason E. Smith, Kelly Ann Smith, Laura Ann Smith, Suzanna Gail Smith, Tara Jean Snider, Phillip Warren Sparks, Jennifer Lynn Stallings, Michael David Stevens, Kenny Lee Stieff, Scott Stone, Kenneth James Starch. Scott Alan Strange, Natalie Yvette Suters. Stephanie Dawn Swedenberg, Eric Jason Terreli, Annie Francis Thomas, Mark Edward Thomas. Michelle Lynn Thomas, Shaundeese Lamaar Tidwell, Andrea Renee Tieken, Brian Alan Titus, Gregory Vailes, Ronald Eugene Venturini. Anthony Wayne Voegel, Stephen M. Wagner, Bradley Ray Wainman, Travis William Walker. Amy Jo Walker, Anthony Ronald Walker. Wendy Noel Wall, Amanda Dale - 90 Sophomores - SOPHOMORES Wallace, Michael Edward Walsh, James Alexander Walters. Lori Lynn Watts Jr., Bobby Earl Wedding, Tara Lee Weller, Timothy Allen Wells. Jennifer Jo Wessel, Shane Allen Wheeler. Mark Edward Whitsell. Jamie Lynne Widlck, Charles Randall Wiley, Charles Todd Wilhite, Donna Kay Wilkey, Matthew William Will, Angela Lynn Willis. Michael Jeffrey Wilson, Audie Russell Wilson, Misty Dawn Wilson. Shari Lynn Winkler, Dezarae Wire, Timothy Edward Witherspoon. Damon Alan Wolf, Douglas Jay Wood. Chad Alan Wood, Myra Lee Woods, Sheila Ann Woosley, Danny Ray York. Katherine Sue York. Stephanie Hope Young, Heather Marie Zorzl, Kristina Marie Zwahlen, Marva Darlene - Sophomores 91 - FRESHMEN Acton, Roxanne Louise Adams. Erik Eugene Adams. Kristine Louise Akers, Rachel Marie Allen, Billie Jo Andrews, Marcie Yvette Ashley, Nicole Lajean Attebery. Lori Lynn Babb, Wayne Eugene Bakel, Kevin Leon Baker, Robert Dean Ball, Barbara Ann Barnett, Jennifer Anne Barnett, Kevin Alan Barron. Erin Lynn Baughn. Christopher Baughn, Heidi Andrea Baumberger, Brian Scott Bayer. Kevin Matthew Becker, Kenny Becker. Robert Carson Bennett, Mary Amanda Bickett, Michael Edward Bickmeier, Eric Blake, Cory Alan Blaylock, Lawrence Raymond Banenberger, Mark Alan Bowman, Scott Allen Bovo. Staci Kay Boyd, Kendra Renae Boyd, Rita Joyce Boyden. Scott Terry Brokmole, Sean Jay Brooks. Cynthia Ann Brown, Michelle Cordie Brown. Tony Ray Bruce. Kellie Sue Bruner. Christina Lynn Bryant, Billy James Buck, Angela Michele Buehler. Kevin Lance Burton, Lillian Nannette Butler. E uonne Denise Byers, Darren Scott Byrd. Quintin Lamont Calloway Jr., William Harold Carr, Jennifer Leigh Cartwright, Kevin Joe Cartwright, Sadelle Lynette Case, Donald Bradley Cates. Jennifer Anne Cave. Lavonna Denise Cheatem. Stacey Ann Childers, Bryan Christopher Clark, Darren Duane Clark Jr.. Jerry Wayne Clifton, Regina Marteen Collins. Cynthia Renae Cooley, Tiffany Counts, Brent Edward Cox, James Alan Crenshaw, Tehiji Genera Crow, Lisa Kay Crowley, Tamarah Sue Curl, James Alan Curtis, Stefani Rae Dalton, Kenneth Roy Daniel, Eric Paul Dauby, Shannon Lynn Daugherty, Katheryn Dejournett, Mario Terrel Detalente, Christie Dawn - 92 Freshmen - FRESHMEN DeVillez, Robert Wesley DeWeese, Robert Wayne Diekmann, Angela Lynn Dixson, Christine Ann Dockery. Eric Von Dow, Lori Ann Duncan, Scot Aaron Duncan ll, Marvin Neal Elderbrook, Paul Joseph Ellington. Michael Christopher Elliott, Darla Sue Englert, Eric Joseph Everly, Wendy Ann Evitts, Melissa Gayle Faver. Casey Lee Featherstone, Lisa Dawn Feulner, Bren! Andrew Finch, Charles Gabriel Finch, Elexica Devonna Finnegan, Jason Eugene Fitzgerald, Misty Da wn Flandermeyer, Holly Faithe Floyd, Sheldon Eric Forgy. Wendy Love Franzen, Barbara Ann Freeman, Mary Jo Gainey. Susan Gale Gilpatrick, Virgil Lee Gordon Glaser, Marla Lynn Glover, Angela Renee Gaodson, Jessica Nikole Green. Billie Jean Green, Christopher Adam Green, Kevin Ray Gress. Nicholas Gerald Scott Grigsby, Melissa Ann Grimm, Joy Bee Groppenbacher. Kevin John Gross. Tiffany Dawn Grove. Melissa Anne Grunden, Victor Bradley Hale, Kevin Dean Haley, Jerry Dee Hall, Mark Cody Hardin, Melissa Ann Hardin, William G. Hargetl. Amy Marie Harms, Danny Ray Harralson. Stacey Marie Harris, Shannon May Haun. Ryan Lewis Hawkins, Patrick Allen Henderson, Billy Gene Henderson. Darren Ray Henderson, Rachel Dawn Hepler. Charles Allyn Hibbs, Jeffrey Dale Higdon, Becky Carla Higginson, Dara Rene nght, Paula Jean Hines, Eric Wayne Hofmann, Brian Harold Hopper, Roseanna Houghton, Tina Marie Hurley, Christopher Scott Hurt. Joel Rea Hutchinson. Kenneth Newman Hutts. Andrea Gale Hyde. Angel Michdg Inkenbrandt, Jamie Marie Ireland, Andrew Rgdger Jackson, Denise Faye - Freshmen 93 -V FRESHMEN James, Misty Lynn James. Terry Kay Jeffers, Melissa Anne Jennings, Crystal Lynn Johnson, Anthony Dewayne Johnson, Michelle Marie Jones, Daryl Lee Jones. James David Jones, Jason Scott Jones. Rodney Wilson Jones. Shayla Dennay Jones, Toby Lewis Jordan, Brian Carl Katchur, Eric Paul Kay, Timothy Matthew Kellough, Kristi Renee Kemp, Wendy Gayle Kempf, Zonia Leoda Kensell. Jenifer Lee Keown III. Samuel Lee Killian. Tamara Renee King, Slevin Erik Klein, Lisa Ann Klueg. Jeremy Joseph Klusmeier. Rebecca Diane Knight, Chad Norwood Knight, Justin Douglas Koch, Kent Allen Koch, Ronda Lee Korff, Lisa Renea Krack, Jason William Kramer. Kyle Thomas Kuester. Candy Marie Lamb, Brian Scott Larue, Billie Jean La wrence. David Charles Leach, Melissa Leanne Lehman, Crystal Gall Lickey, Reggie Lee Logan, Danny Allen Long. Jeffery Philip Lynch, Steven Wayne Maasberg. David Allan Mabbilt, Llaura Ann Mae. William Ezekiel Martin. Theodore Roberts Mattingly, Jason Ross May. Matthew Cory May, Richard Lee Mayer, Jeremy Jordan Maynard, April Kristine Maynard. Bren! Adam Mazon. Sherri Lyn McCaoI. George Robert McCraw, Beth Renee McEIvain. Bobby Joe McFarland, Zachariah Alexander McGhee. Scott Allen McGinnis, Carol Sue McGuyer. Amanda Michelle McKeethen. Tammy Gebe McKinney. Betty Ann McVey. Jonathan Allen Mc Williams Jr., Kim Mark Meisberger, Ivy Ann Merrick. Shernell Arie Messemann, Manic Rene Meyer. Kirk Louis Miles. Keith Allen Miles. Scott Allen Mills, Jeni-Rebecca Joyce Mitchell. Amy Louise FRESHMEN Moll, Scott Allan Money, Timothy Edward Moore, Russell Alford Morell. Gianna Lynn Morris, Melissa Jean Mowrey, Jamie Lynne Mrsich, Robert Michael Newton, Kenny Joe Norrington. Bryan Wayne Oliver, Brent Michael Orange, Robert Perry Ours, Kala Renee Overton, Trent Isaac Owens, Sharon Kay Parker, Chastity Lynn Parker, Demetricus Lamar Partridge, Chad Michael Pearson, Anthony Wayne Pendley, Jeffrey Wayne Perkins. Troy Dan Pharr. Larry Clayton Phifer, Katina Renee Pickerill, Kirk Wayne Plummet, Sean Patrick Powers, David Ryan Powers. Michael Wayne Prevo. Heather Lynn Reeder, Michael Ray Ralf, Adrian Michael Rexing, Jamie Lynn Robb. Jennifer Gay Robertson, Mark Ernest Robertson. Tony Russell Robinson, Stephen Michael Rogers, Ted Alexander Rydzinski, Diana Sue Sartore. Michele Lynn Schlusemeyer, Bridget Ann Schmitt, Christopher Todd Schmitt, Leslie Ann Schnarre, Amy Schwitz, Vanessa Ann Sensmeier, Kathryn Josephine Shaw, Jessica Suzanne Shaw, Lori Ann Sheldon, Michael David Sickmann, Heintz Heinrich Simpson. Robert Dylan Skinner, Douglas Lee Small. Shayne Michael Spears. Sara Elizabeth Stallings, Jonathan Daniel Stearman, Melissa Lynn Steele Jr., William Perry Stephens. Pearl Anna Stewart. Gary Zane Stuard. Christopher Matthew Stucke, Trisha Jo Suhrheinrich. Renee Jeanne Sulawske, John Edward Sunderman. Jeffrey Donald Swedenburg, Adam Jay Sweeney, Jane Suzanne Talley, Christopher Ray Teare, Cynthia Nicole Thomas, Jason Richard Thomas. Jefferson D. Thomasan, Kristi Lyn Thomason. Wendy Tltzer. Kevin Scott Tamblingson. James Darrin Tooley Jr., Ray Anthony FRESHMEN Tosti, Richard Edward Townsend, Scott Edward Traiton, Kelly Rachelle Um. Zandra Jungmi Vallee. Jonathan Lee VanHoose. Juli Kae Vogel, Lisa Gayle Wagner, Eric Boyd Walker, Daniel James Walker. Kathryn Lynn Walls. Sonja Lynette Ward, Charles Ray Weber, Brandis Danielle Weber, Christy Rene Wedding. Jennifer Lynn Weightman, Cecil Edward Westerfield, Shawn Aric Weyer, Kimberly Ann White, Andrew William Whitmer, Jennifer Michelle Wicks, Terry Widick, Benjamin William Wilhite, Christy Marie Wilkinson, Kelly Renee Wilkinson, Kimberly Jo Williams, Christopher Owen Wilson. Kenneth Wayne Wilson, Kimberly Sue Wilson. Melissa Dawn Winternheimer. David Ray Wood, Katina Marie Working, Angela Marie Wright, Antonio Marina Wright, Mary Inez Wright. Michael Lynn Wyatt, Angela Renee Wyatt. David Zehr, Elizabeth Montgomery FACULTY Principal Joan Finch leads CHS Faculty It is always with a great deal of pride and pleasure that I write the yearbook message. The Centralite is an outstanding publication, and one which is reflective of the amount of work that went into its preparation by the students and sponsor. It serves as a record of the many fond memo- ries that you have enjoyed with your Central High School classmates. Hearty congratula tions on a most outstanding yearbook and my per- sonal thanks for your concern and devotion. Sincerely, Joan J. Finch. Principal PRINCIPAL JOAN FINCH ilefti confers with her two assistants Mr. Walter Lewis and Miss Ella Shelton ibelowi. Bonnie Alcorn, English Betty Alexander. Special Ed Nancy Allen, Special Ed Colleen Barnett, Business Patricia Barnes, Business Barbara Berg. Science Linda Beshear. Secretary Barbara Bishop. Nurse Glenda Boyd. Vocational Ed Janet Bulcher, Special Ed Steven Carter, Health Morris Clark, Social Studies J. Edwin Cole, Journalism Karen Da wson. Physical Ed Reno DeMuth. English Sara Droll, Special Ed Asst. Sharon Dockery, Business Phil Aramowicz, Social Studies William Asbury, Social Studies Dennis Beadles, Social Studies Thomas Boink, Industrial Arts Rita Crane, Foreign Language Robert Cuprisin, Industrial Arts Darlene Dycus. Foreign Language FACULTY Bette Egli, Secretary Mark Eifler, Inst. Music Sharon Estes. English Mevelyn Feagley, Secretary Joan Finch, Principal Chris Geiser, Math Patrick Goen, Vocational Ed Paul Gries, Health Curt Hahn, Science Rudolph Happel, Industrial Arts Donna Hawkins, Special Ed Valera Heierman. Bookstore Mgr. Sara Henn. Vocal Music Susan Herrin, Secretary Dorothy Hess. Physical Ed Tonya Holder, Special Ed Linda Hudson, Physical Ed Judith Isaac, Math Ron Kane, Special Ed Sheryl Keith, Math Michael Kennedy, Math William Killian, Counselor Milton Knopfmeier, Science Norma K0, Special Ed Da vid Koehler. Social Studies Larry Lawrence, Vocational Ed Janet Leistner, Media Specialist Walter Lewis, Asst. Principal Donna Lutz. Math Kathleen Marley, Social Studies Charles Mathieu, Science Brian Meier. Social Studies Christina Miranda, Secretary Jerald Moore, Industrial Arts Martha Mudd, English Paul Neidig, Industrial Arts Ted Niemeier. Math Barbara Nichols, Business Mary Jo Nixon, English Marcia Onnybecker. English Ronald Overton. Industrial Arts Michael Owen, Business Elbert Pace, Science Philip Potter, English Anna Powell, Secretary Doris Razzano, Counselor Elvin Reed, Vocational Ed Michael Reininga, English Phillip Reisinger, Math Michael Roberts, Social Studies Brenda Scheidler, English Jack Schriber, English Joe Schwitz, Driver Ed Lynn Seiler, Counselor Gregory Server, Counselor Ella Shelton, Asst. Principal James Shelton, Social Studies Sandra Singer, Foreign Lang. Sherry Smith. Foreign Lang. Earl Smith. Math Betsy Steams, Business Roger Steinkuhl, Vocational Ed Jack Theuerkauf, Driver Ed William Thomas, Vocational Ed Kenneth Thomas, Vocational Ed Ruby Tinsley, English John Wessel, Physical Ed Dorothy Wheeler. 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Bible Center Cares For The Central BEARS The Godmobile Rick VanHoose - Pastor Keith O'Neal - Youth Pastor Bible Center Cathedral 5000 First Avenue For Birth. For Growth. For Life... We're family. Welborn Baptist Hospital 401 Southeast SIXth Street Evansville Indiana 47713 08120 426-8000 GOODSON CONSTRUCTION CO. Joe Goodson 13900 St. Joe Ave. 47711 PHONE 963-6187 COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL OFREE ESTIMATES CALLWORKGUARANTEED DONUT BANK 0Quality Comes First MARTI ZORZI PHOTOGRAPHY KALAH ZORZI, 88 8214 Old State Road 867-5354 Member American Association of Orthodontist Randall K. Brown, D.D.S., M.S. Practice Limited to Orthodontics For Adults and Children Town Center Mall 426 Diamond Avenue Evansville, IN 47711 Telephone: 18121 423-6111 - 102 Advertising 1 Allstate Life Account Agents: James Shannon Don Mattingly Good Luck Seniors HAPPE DRY WALL 14725 Darmstadt Road Evansville, IN 867-2530 Call Anytime 715 First Ave. Suite 5 Evansville, IN 47710 48124 425-3300 Physicians Center Pharmacy 350 W. Columbia 464-9083 Remember Us For All Your Pharmacy Needs Good Luck Seniors - 104 Advertising - CONGRATULATIONS nd GOOD LUC K SENIORS lnsmutlonal Foods FARM BOY FOOD SERVICE DIST. 2761N0rmequMv Evmmwlw IndianaATWO w de WESTSIDE 424-8203 516 W. FRANKLIN EASTSIDE 473-0245 4847 PLAZA EAST BLVD 473-5477 1154 WASHINGTON SQUARE MALL Best of luck to the Class of '88 CHS S.A.D.D. Double 8 is Great! Good Luck Seniors Swonder Insurance Auto-Home-Life-Health-Business Dick Swonder 354 Lori Swonder 387 1133 W. Mill Rd. Phone 423-1445 Brassware-Ceramics-Clocks-Collectibles Bilder1s Gift World 4712 Stratford Rd Evansville, IN 47710 Thousands of items for every member of the family Write for free catalog Music boxes-Toys-Tools-Kitchenware Congratulations and Good Luck to the New Generation Class of 1988 From Pepsi Cola General Bottlers, INC. Tad Powless and Arica Hill enjoy a Pepsi Cola - Advertising 107 Congratulations Seniors Kenny Kent Chevrolet, Volvo, Mazda, Yugo 109 N. W. 2nd Street Evansville, IN 47708 $13 423-7851 Ann Niemeier and Jill Miller - 108 Advertising - Wag American Sprinkler Wedding Receptions InC. Silk Flowers . JOETTES 820 E. Columbla St. 5305 Chadwick Road . Wedding Receptions A Specialty EvanSVllle, IN Joette McKasson 58125 423-4627 or 423-8685 464'5712 Compliments of Royal Super Foods 1200 N. Fulton Quality Foods For Less Open 24 Hours A Day Dana Teague Good Luck Seniors Best Wishes for Continued Success to the Class of 1988 Drs. Troyer, Altekruse, and Pogue Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Heidi Altekruse. Student Council President The Class of 1988 thanks the faculty and staff for four great years Senior Advisors and home room numbers Mrs. Bonnie Alcorn - 58 Mrs. Nancy Allen - 136 Mrs. Barbara Berg - 141 Mr. J. Edwin Cole - 32 Mrs. Sherry Dockery - 103 Miss Tonya Holder - 113 Mr. David A. Koehler. Sr. - 134 Mr. Al Lechner - 10 Mrs. Martha Mudd - 57 Mr. Ted Niemeier - 123 Mr. Ron Overton - 40B Mr. Phil Potter - 43 Mrs. Betsy Stearns - 119 Mr. Jack Theuerkauf - 29 Mr. Bill Thomas - 62 Mrs. Ruby Tinsley - 53 Mrs. Dorothy Wheeler - 116 Mrs. Laura Wright - 34 BEST WISHES CLASS OF '88 B.M.B., Inc. 867-5431 P.O. Box 57 Inglefield, In 47618 ' .. ,, 11hr; David and Shana Biggerstaff W.L. MOORE F UNDRAISING CentraPs Fundraising Company RRl Box 207 New Harmony, IN 47031 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS GOOD LUCK CLASS of 88 David Montgomery Malcolm G. Montgomery Attorney at Law Trials All Courts Accident Claims and Personal Injury - Criminal Law Wills, Guardianships, Estates and Probate Law Divorce and Family Law - Insurance Claims - Real Estate Business and Corporations - Property Condemnations Bankruptcies and Business Reorganization and General Practice Office Hours By Appointment 424-8248 2811 FIRST AVE GOOD LUCK SENIORS - l . , 1 , , ' y k ' , q1.1 3? ,, h -.- . - x kal- ' Tamm y and David Hammer The Balloon Vendor 1216 N. Main St. 425-0335 FREE CITY-WIDE DELIVERY Singing Telegrams, Balloon Bouquets, Wide Selection of Gifts Perfect for Any Occasion. Call or come in - we,ll deliver the gift balloon of your choice. Kerry and Krista Pace . Congratulatlons Class of 488 A Hohl New You 4120 First Ave. 4Next to Don4s Cleaners4 Ph: 426-0455 Owner: Shirley Hohl MARY KAY Cosmetics Annette Pace Senior Sales Director 867-5170 Laura Cole and Angie Crick FRENCH QUARTER BEAUTY AND TANNING SALON 2802 Mt. Vernon Ave. 424-9501 Good Luck and Best Wishes for the Class of 88 J aa Pickerill GOOD LUCK SENIORS STEVE HAMMER CLASS OF '88 founded in 1936 Ohio Valley Sound Ohio Valley Communications 20 E. Sycamore Street 320 N. Main Street Evansville, IN 47713 Evansville IN 47711 Phone 18121 425-6173 Phone 18121 425-4416 EVANSVILLE TERRE HAUTE VINCENNES OWENSBORO LESTER HAMMER BETTY HAMMER CLASS OF 1954 CLASS OF 1957 Good job Bears! CENfRALBASEBAU;H BOOSTERS President: Sam Kirkwood Secretary: Peggy Koehler Jeffefs Electric Service 110 Petersburg Rd. 423-0109 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS inn IAII $2.3, ' ' ' mz STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS HAROLD CALLOWAY Agent 1133 West Mill Road Mill Road Office Building Off.: 18121 422-8144 Evansville, Indiana 47710 Res.: 18121 426-0318 Burger King supports the Class of 188 - BURGER KING '- Sitting: Becky Worell, Angie Crick. Back: Shelly Sumner, Sta- cia Kahre, Tina McMaken, Laurel Offerman, Jenny Knight, Laura Cole. 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Smith Bart Emig 8: Danielle Kline Charlie 8: Elaine Trafton Tracy 8: Mark Bonenberger Laura Cole Shana Sutton Jeannine 8: Robert Witham Sharon 8: Ed Cole Joan Finch Football Booster Club Baseball Booster Club 1988 Yearbook Staff - 122 Advertising 8 To extend your knowledge still further - May We tEducatet You About Diamonds At Droste's we show you diamonds 'inside and nut' undvr uur 'Gumnlitv Gem Scope u registered by the Gemological Institute of America. And while we are showing yuu a diamond undvr magnification. we are explaining the four Cs - cut. Clarity, color and carat weight. And then. our very own fifth C - comparative price! This is important! tC'-ing is believing! And after we explain the five C's. our customers are truly able In see what some art, failing to show themu We are confident that having educated you about diamonds - further shopping and comparing will unly bring you hack to us! Honestly! Lincoln 81 Green River Road Across From North Park Shopping Center Acton. Roxanna 92 Adams. Carl 82 Adams.1irik 92 Adams. Jason 87 Adams. Kristine 60. 92 Adnck. Gina 82 Akers. Rachel 92 Akln. Jellery 40. 72 Alexander. Mrs. Batty 97 Alexander. Jenna 87 Alvxander. Stephanie 43. 82. 125 All. Brian 9. 68 All. Joyce 87 Allen. Billie 92 Allen. Michelle 82 Allen. Mrs. Nancy 97 Allekruse, Heidi 6. 7. 12. 33. 37. 48. 72. 77. 109 Allekruse. Hillary 14. 18. 37 Anderson. Daniel 82 Anderson. Shawn 37 Anderson. Terry 87 Andis. Todd 82 Andrews. Marcie 52. 92 Angle. Mr. Gene 52 Angle. Chad 43. 51. 68. 82 Appman. Stephen 37 Aramuwicz. Mr. Phil 79. 97 Arendl. Jim 6. 7. 12. 34. 72 Arendl. Jon 37 Ashury. Joseph 18. 33. 59. 67. 87 Asbury. Mr. William 97 Ashley. Nichole 7. 13. 92 Altebery. Anthony 87 Anabery. Julie 87 Allebery. Lori 92 Babb. David 82 Babb. Lorissa 82 Babb. Wayne 92 Bachelder. William 87 Babgy n, Rick 72 Bagby. Robe 53. 87 Bailey. Juey 5.70. 87 Bakel. Kevin 64. 92 Baker. Gavonl 56. 72 Baker. Kimberly 82 Baker. Ruben 92 Baker. Sandra 87 Baker. Tonya 60. 61. 87 Baldock. Charles 87 Ball. Barbara 87. 92 Ball. Chris 42. 46. 72. 127 Ballard. Tina 72 Bamhamla. Aaron 82 Banks. David 45. 82 Barker.S1acie 66. 82 Barkman, Chad 5. 12. 46. 72 Barnes. Mrs. Patricia 97 Barnett. Mrs. Coueen 97 Barnen. Eric 82 Barneu. Jennifer 34. 92 Barnett. Kevin 92 Barnhan. Chalon 72 Barron. Erin 92 Barlhlow. Anlhony 87 Barton. Karla 72 Basham. Dolly 82 Basinger. Brian 72 Baughn. Christopher 92 Baughn. Diane 87 Baughn. Heidi 92 Baughn. Paula 27, 72 Baumberger. Brian 52. 92 Bayer. Kevin 92 Baysinger. Jane! 87 Beadles. Mr. Dennis 97 Becker. Kenny 92 Becker. Micheal 36. 46. 47 Becker. Robert 35. 70. 92 Beliles. Kelli 87 Bell. Heather 45. 54. 82 Bell, Kevin 82 Bell. Ruben 72 Bender. Doromy 82 Bender. Stephen 34 Bender. Traumma 87 Benedict, Michael 87 Bennett. Kevin 10. 82 Bennetl. Mary 92 Berfanger. Brandon 87 Berg. Mrs. Barbara 97 Berry. Stacy 82 Bertram. David 43. 51. 68. 82 Besheav. Mrs. Linda 97 Bickcn. Michael 92 Bitkmvler. Eric 41, 92 Bien. Angda 72 Biggarslaff. David 72. 111 Biggersla . Shana 18. 55. 87. 111 31995. J2 19. 9. 56. 57. 68. 72 Bishop. Mrs. Barbara 97 Bilxner. Angela 82 Bilmer. Evin 72 Blllner..1asun 82 Billner. Michelle 72 Biltner. Nicholas 82 Billner, Stacy 72 Bins. William 82 Bivins. Berri 87 Blackburn. James 87 Blake. Andy 9 Blake. Cory 92 Blaylock. Lawrence 92 Blomherg. Chrismhev 72 Boga . Rlchard 46. 47. 82 Boggeman. Robin 82 Boink. Mr. Thomas 97 Bunvnbevgvr. Mark 92 Bonenberger. Tracy 42. 43. 45. 46. 47. 48. 105 Buvo. Slaci 60. 92 Bowen. April 37 Bowman. Scott 52. 64. 92 Boyd. M's. Glenda 97 Boyd. Kendra 21. 24. 30. 37. 70. 92 Boyd. Pam 6. 7. 12. 32. 42. 48. 72. 77. 79. 127 Buyd. Rila 92 Boyd. Stephanie 82 Boyden. Scull 52. 59. 92 Buyer. Slcphanie 72 Bnyles. Derek 72 Bradshaw. Gregory 82 Bray. Davld 72 Brenner. Kevin 72 Brenner. Laurie 72 Breunig. Jack 51. 82 Breunlg. Jenniler 41. 72 Brink . Angela 72 Bruckery. Mitchell 82 JUNIOR Billy Dixon shows off his prize winning legs. Dixon, who won ls! place. participated in the Ugly Legs Comes! to benefit Proj. Grad. 5 124 Index 5 Brockmole. Scan 52. 64. 92 Brookover. Michelle 87 Brooks. Cynthia 92 Brown. Kelly 87 Brown. Kennelh 52. 87 Brown. Michelle 92 Brown. Shana 40. 72 Brown. Tony 92 Bruce. Jeanne 82 Bruce. Kellle 92 Bruce. William 72 Brunei. Chrislina 92 Bryant, B1Ily 92 Buck. Angela 41. 70. 92 Bufkin. Kimberly 82 Bugher. Michelle 82 Bulckel. Alicia 82 Bulcher. Mrs. Jane! 97 Bullinglon. Jeflrey 82 Bulllngton. Wendy 87 Bunch. Frances 82 Burch. Carolyn 82 Burch. Kimberly 72 Burch. Rebeca: 87 Burch. Sun? 87 Burkes. Angela 82 Burklow. Cunslance 72 Bulklnw. Donald 72 Burklow. Ronald 72 Burlon. Mavy Jane 45. 46. 47. S3. 70. 82 Burton. Nannelle 18, 46. 47. 92 Butler. Evonne 92 Butler. Rob? 72 Butler. Stacey 82 Buluum. Douglas 51. 72 Byers. Darren 52. 92 Byram. Kirk 23. 72 Byrd. Bren! 72 Byrd. Qulmin 52. 92 Clbell. Yvonne 87 Calhoun ll. Donald 72. 51 Galloway JL. WHIIam 58. 59.92 Campbell. Davld 87 Campbell. Jennifer 37. 82 Campbell. Juhn 82 Campbell. Matthew 87 CanlIeId. Lisa 72 Capps. Timothy 72 Carey. Jesslca 82 Carluck. M1chael73 Can. Jenniler 92 Can. KrisI182 Carroll. Steven 45. 46. 87 Carson. Rachel 73 Caner. Charles 82 Caner. Mr. SIeven 9. 56. 97 Cartwright. Fonda 82 Cartwright. Kevln 52. 92 Cartwright. Sadelle 60. 92 Carlwrlghl. Sandra 60. 87 Cartwright. Sonya 61. 82 Culwrighl Jr.. William 56. 59. 82 Carver. Deann 82 Cane. Donald 52. 92 Case. Gregory 82 Case. Klmbevly 82 Cates. Deborah 87 Cales. Jennllev 92 Cales. Kimberly 73 Cullen. Glen 9. 73. 68 Cato. Darren 9 Cam. Donna 20 Colo. Eric 52. 59. 82 Call. Amy 87 Call. Chrlslophel 73 Cnudlll. Chrisly I4. 82 Cave. Andrew 82 Cave. Lavonnn 92 Cawlhorne. Domanece 16. 73 Cawlhome. Peggy 82 Chamberlaln. Todd 12. 13. 17. 19. 45. 73 Chapman. Mandy 87 Cheaney. James 25. 70. 73 Chenlem. Daryl 82 Chealem. Slacey 92 Chernetsky. Anthony 87 Chester. Inger 70. 73 Chllders. Bryan 92 Childers. M1chelle 37. 87 Chmcnden. Crystal 82 Chrisleson. Erln 53. 70. 87 Christmas. Amy 14. 15. 18. 19. 32. 37. 42. 48. 73. 77. 127 CIssna. Chad 59. 82 Clavdy. Arthur 32. 51. 82 Clark. Darren 92 Clark. Deanna 82 C1ark. Diana 64. 53.60.61. 70. 87 Clark. Ellis 50. 51. 73 Clark .11.. Jerry 92 Clark. Mt. Morris 56. 57. 97 Clark. Yonna 70. 87 Claspell. Sharon 82 Clasps . Steven 73 Clements. Richard 87 Clillon. Reglna 46. 92 Class. Tina 20. 73 Cole. Mr. J. Edwin 97 Cole. Laura 14. 43. 54. 82. 115. 116. 117 Coleman. David 73 Collins. Cynchla 92 Collins. John 82 Collins. Judy 60. 61. 82 Collins. Kathy 82 Collins. Michael 82 Collins. Palllck 64. 82 Collins. Quentin 87 Compton LaDonna 60. 61. 70. 73 Conder. Mellssa 43, 45. 47. 82 Conlon. Laura 82 Cunnaway. Curl 73 Conway. Brian 37. 73 Cook. Jennifer Lou 87 Cook. Jennifer Lynn 14. 15. 19. 66. 73 Cook. Precious 82 Conley. Tilfany 92 Corbett. Jeffrey 82 Coullas. Marcy 87 Coums. Brent 52. 64. 92 Counts. Ronald 73 Cox. Chad 87 Cox. Chrislophev 87 Cox Ill. Hezekiah 87 Cox. James 92 Cox, Mavgarel B2 Crabuee. Craig 27. 46. 73 Craig. Kelly 83 Crane. Mrs. Rita 97 Crenshaw. Tehiji 92 Crick. Angela 14. 32. 43. 54. 83. 115. 116. 117 Critk. Brandon 83 Brick. Mr. Gwdie 64. 70 Croce. Carolyn 73 Creme. Roger 83 Crow. Lisa 92 Crowd . Gwendolyn 73 meder. Ivan 87 Crowd . Joselte 83 wavll. Brenl 87 Crowley. Kun 83 Cvowlcy. Kyle 19. 83 Crowlcy. Tamarah 30. 37. 92 Cvulchlield. Jo Ann 73 Cullzn. Rlchnd 68. 73 Cuprisln. Mr. Robert 97 Cull. James 64. 92 Cuvl. Robert 52. 87 Current. Plula 83 Cums. Slelnn 92 Dally. Gvegory 52. 64. 87 Daily. Gretchen 87 C CA CH Bobby Knight surprised everybody when he showed up at the Central-Bedford game. It was Knight's 2nd time In five years to be present at Central's gym. Dalton. Kennem 92 Damm. Kevin 87 Daniel. Eric 92 Dunks. Dlanna 87 Dam. Cynthia 74 Daldeen. Lonnle 83 Darnell. Jeffrey 87 Dane , Gary 9 Dauby. Shannon 13. 92 Daugherty. Clayton 74 Daugherty. Kathryn 92 Davaull. Vicki 83 Davis. Beatrice 45. 70. 74 Davis. Gregory 43. 51. 83 Davis. Jason 34. 51. 83 Davis. Kenneth 83 Davis. Steven 83 Davlson. Amy 83 Dawes. Jeremy 83 Dawson. Mrs. Karen 54. 97 Day. Debbie 14. 15. 74 Day. Shannon 83 Dean. Tim 74 Deganhan. Christopher 37. 66, 87 Deganhan. Mnllhzw 46. 47. 66. 74 Dejoumeue. anlo 52. 92 Demons. Flavlo 74 DeMuth. Mr. Reno 97 Detaleme. Christie 92 Dcvuson. Carl 87 Devillez JL. Gary 74 Devillu. Robert 93 Deweise. Robert 93 Dewitt. Kenneth 52. 87 Dlekmann. Angela 93 Diekmann. Healher 35. 39. 42. 74. 127 Bleach. Elix-bnh 41. 74 Dix. Krista 83 Dixon. LOH 87 Dixon. WlllI-m 7. 64. 83. 124 Dixson. Chrllllnr 93 Dockery. Ell: 93 Dockuy. Sherry 14 Dockery. Mn. Sharon 97 Dockery. Thomas 74 Dollison. Duane 83 Doninger. Cary 23. 74 Damn. Mlchul 64. 87 Duran. Tlmolhy 64. 87 Dormeiers. Mrs. Carolyn 34 Dow. Gregory 74 Dow. Lorl 60. 93 Drnfahl. Gui Drake. Jason B3 Droll. Mu. Sara 97 Duncan. Amanda 83 Duncln 11. Mllvln 93 Duncan. Scot 98 Dunham. Pnul 9 Duvall. BrI-n 83 Duv-ll. Cell: 83 Duvlll. J! 9 Dyna. Mrs. Darlene 39. 97 Dyer. Mlny 74 Dyson. Erlc 16. 43. 45. 66. 83 Dylan. Robert 42. 74 Earley. Mlchnel 52. 88 Ihymond 88 Mluton. Cattle 42. 43. 48. 54. 61. 74 mlutom Suphen 46. 83 1:. 391w: 98 Blur. Mr. Mark 86. 98 Ilderbrook. Paul 98 minmn. Michael 52. 59. 93 811B . Dull 98 Bum. Debra 40. 74 m. Candlce 88 Hmndorf. Slehnle 83 8311011. Kevin 42. 74 I Elam. Ronald 73 7. Emerson. Tracy 74 ElnhuH. Jamey 37. 88 Emlg. Bart 9 Eulehudl. Esther 88 Ellen. Eric 98 1 5.11:8. .luon 74 . Elailoh. Shannon 83 .mlhh. 51 ! Ml. chhelle 19. 88 hem. Cheri: 88 ' Elia. Sharon 34. 98 . Euler. Carla 74 1' Ev. Jamel 52. 64. 88 5 Ewrly. Wendy 93 Evil . Mellu- 93 '- Fulr. Apr 83 ' Yunnan. Troy 88 5 thlng. Edwin 56. 74 .' Fiver. Casey 93 Funky. Mcvclyn 98 Fumcnlone. Don 43 hathemnnt. Lisa 93 . Fddh-ul. Jeflrzy 74 -' Fallon. Stzphlnle 61. 83 Fcltwock. Aaron 83 ' Fulcy. Todd 41. 88 qul. L 52 Much Brent 64. 93 ' Filth. Charles 93 Finch. Elexk- 60. 70. 93 - Pinch. Gabe 59 M. Mn. Joan 97. 98 : .H-ncg-n. Juan 93 . Mu. Dlvld 53. 64. 88 Mar. Jatrod 25. 83 ,. Maid. Mlny 93 '. Fhldcrmcyer. Holly 41. 93 Huchu. Shlnnnn 83 Fuck. Mlllhew 83 Flowers. Phylllu 83 ' Floyd. 311k! 74 .4 Floyd. Phillip 20. 83 Floyd. Sheldon 4.5. 52. 93 Foglz. Slum: 88 fall. Larry 74 9 FOIL Thu 88 Fort. Jodi 14. 88 Forty. Wendy 37. 93. 125 Forondu. Brim 83 . . Fool . Tina 83 - . Pinch. Charles 50. 51. 58. 59. 68. . 83 - Franck. Jeremy 88 . them. Frank. 110be2 9. 43. 68. 83 Frank. Wllliam 45. 46. 47. 74 Franzen. Barbara 93 Fraser. Daniel 88 Fruler. Billie 74 Frulcr. Brian 48. 51. 74 Fray. Michelle 83 Frayur. Wayne 88 Freeman, Mary 93 Fruman. Paul 45. 46. 47. 88 Frcnz. Casey 88 Flltchley. Paul 45. 74 Frlm. Tony 51. 83 Frlu. Mark 88 Fuller. Dunn: 74 Fuller. Diedrc 88 Fuller. Jlll 37. 39. 45. 83 Funk. Michell: 16 Galley. K-lvlna 46. 83 Gaines. Robert 51. 83 Galney. Harlon 83 Gllney. Suun 55. 93 Gnlbvulh. Cheray 74 Glnl. Aretha 74 Ganlner. Nick 52. 88 Gardnu. Amy 88 Garrett. Jason 83 Gavrhon. Karl 88 Gears. Knun 88 Gen. Aaron 67. 88 Gels . Chris: 98 Georgclon. John 88 Gublg. Jelfery 88 Gibbs. Sllly 74 Gibson. Brian 6. 7. 9. 10. 54. 68. 74 GIIII-m. Elena 74 Gllllam. Frolanda 61. 83 Gllpurlck. Virgil 93 Glollllo. Sun 39, 83 Givens. Bobby 83 Glaser, Klmbuly 88 Glucv. Mans 54. 93 Glover. Angeh 93 Godicy. Michelle 83 Goele. Dane 46. 83 Goal. Patrick 98 Gonluman. Shellk 74 Goodm-n. Terryl 88 Goodwn. Jessica 66. 93 Goodwln. Steven 74 Cough. Rnlnlllle 74 Gough. Robert 88 Gourley. Angela 88 Gnh-m. Anderea 43, 45. 83 Grahlm. Donald 88 Gull. Sally 74 Grnn. Billie 93 Green. Christoph 93 Green. Kevin 93 Green. Terry 45. 51. 64. 70. 75. 77 Gleenwlll. Laura 88 Gun. Jason 52 Gregory. Jana 34, 75 Gun. Klmber 6. 7. 14. 75 Grcu. Nicholas 59. 93 Greubel. Chvhlina 75 001.03 Guard Members Stephanie Alexander. Andrea Harrel- TJOn. Andrea Merle. and Wendy Forgy added class to all the home blaketball games by presentlng the flags during the National Greubel. Maw: 52. 88 Gdes, Mr. Paul 9. 20. 68. 98 Grlgsby, Mellssa 93 Grimm, Joy 93 Groenlnger. Lisa 75 Groppenbacher. Kevin 93 Grate Phyllis 83 Gross. Tlffany 33. 93 Grove. Mellssa 93 Grunden. Vlclor 93 Guess. Jason 88 Gwaltney. April 83 Haddock. John 88 Hadley. Us: 75 Hater. Gretchen 45. 83 Hahn, Mr. 41. 98 Halrston. RonaId 88 Hale. Kevin 93 Hales. Kirk 6, 7. 8. 9. 42. 51. 56. 68. 75 Haley. Jerry 52. 93 Haley. Kathryn 75 Hall. AIlssa 75 Hall. Christopher 83 Hall, Jamey 68. 88 Hall. Mark 93 Hall. Shaun 83 Hallam. Rabin 40. 75 Hammer, David 70. 88. 113 Hammer. Steven 75. 114 Hammer. Tummy 19. 42. 75. 113, 118 Hansen. Jonathan 88 Hansen, Kent 12. 35. 63. 75, 77 Happe. Chllslophev 88 Happe. Jody 42, 75 Happel. Rudolph 98 Hardin, Gerald 23. 75 Hardln, Leslie 70. 75 Hardin. Melissa 93 Hardin. Wllllam 93 Hargell. Amy 93 Hargrove. Julie 88 Harms. Danny 93 Hanalson. Stacey 60. 93 Hanelson, Andrea 37. 83. 125 Harrzlson. Paul. 46, 88 Harris. David 88 Harris. Shannon 93 Hanlg. Andrea 37. 88 Hartman, Llnda 88 Hassenmeyu. Knsla 53. 70. 88 Hasselhmck. John 75 Haisel. Holly 39. 88 Hatfield. Jackie 83 Hallield. Melissa 75 Hall. Scan 83 Haun. Ryan 7. 46. 93 HBWOK. Bud 83 Halves. Bronson 56. 75 Hawkins. Blenda 88 Hawkins, Mrs. Donna 41. 98 Hawkins. Lori 9 Hawkins. Palrlck 93 Hayden. Derrick BB Hayes. Michrle 83 Head. Benjamin 83 Head. Richard 83 Healy. Maureen 7. 14. 15. 16. 42. 48. 75. 127 Heavrin. Dena 75 Heddarlch. Sandra 83 Hedderlch, Steve 23 Helchelbzch. Jonathan 88 Helerman. Value 98 Heidi. Scan 75 Helm. .11 39, 88 Helple. Kelly 75 Helm. tlna 88 Henderson. Billy 93 Henderson. Darren 52. 64. 93 Hendreson. Rachel 93 Henderson. Valerie 88 Hen . Ms. Sam 98 Hepler. Charles 93 Hen. Warren 83 Herrin. Mrs. Susie 14. 98 Hess. Mrs. Dorlhy 98 Hibbs. Jeffrey 93 ngden. Becky 93 ngden. Edwin 75 H1ggins. Angela 61. 88 ngginsun, Dara 93 nggs. Ronnie 83 High. Paula 93 Hill. Arica 42. 43. 76. 79. 107 Hill. Carrie 37, 88 Hill. Denlck 51. 70. 128 Hines. Eric 93 Hines. Kennelh 83 Hirsch. Randi 76 Hobbs. Brian 76 Hocker. Kevin 64, 83 Hacker. Micheal 64. 88 Hodge. Stacy 76 Holman . Brian 93 Hogg. Angela 88 Holder. Mrs. Tonya 54. 55. 98 Holmes. Ladonna 84 Hulsle. Tim 27. 46. 47. 76 Hood. Brian 76 Hopper. Cunis 84 Hopper. Roseanne 37. 93 Hopper. Travis 84 Honin. Pamela 43. 84 Houghmn ll. Charles 84 Hnughlun. Tina 93 Howell, Shane 35. 84 Huck. Robert 84 Hudak. Timmhy 19, 32. 76 Hudson. Mrs. Linda 70. 98 Huebner. J2 76 Hull. Edward 76 Hunsucker. Devin 20 Hunsuckev. Keri 60. 61, 66. 83 Hunsucker. Todd 8. 9.19, 68. 76 Hunt. Scott 88 Hunter. J2 76 Hurley. Christopher 93 Hun. Joel 52. 56. 59. 93 Husk. Lori 84 Hutchinson. Kenneth 93 Hutchinson. Mark 88 Huus. Andvea 93 Hulls. William 84 Hyde. Angel 93 Hyde. Jay 88 1nkenbrandl.Jamle 93 1reland.Andrew 93 heland. MichelIe 84 Irwin. Dale 88 Isaac, Jenny 7 Isaac. Mrs. Judllh 98 Ivy. Jessi 23. 84 Ivy. Timothy 84 Jackson. Denise 93 Jackson, Terry 88 James, Juan 37. 88 James. Misty 94 James. Scott 76 James. Terry 94 Jarvls. Chrisly 84 Jeflers. Brian 76 Jellers. Melissa 94 Jeflries. Toby 88 THE cast of Central's spring musical Grease relax in front of their favorite soda shop. G. D. thzy's. Jenkins. Angela 88 Jenkins. Julie 13, 43, 88 Jennings. Cryslai 94 Jennings, Tatiana 76 Jewcil. Lee Ann 88 JocMm, Julie 76 Johns, Cara 88 Jnhnson, Anthony 59. 70. 94 Johnson. Billy 84 Johnson. Chrismpher 88 Johnson. Cliff 51. 56. 70. 176 Johnson. Dawn 88 Johnson. Jacqueline 34. 37. 43, 84 Johnson, Lynde 88 Johnson. Michelle 94 Johnson. Rohln 76 Juhnson. William 70. 84 Jones. Christopher 66. 76 Jones. Daryl 94 Jones. Eric 51, 84 Jones. Gina 84 Jones, James 94 Jones. Jason 59. 94 Jones. Jeffrey 51. 76 Jones. Jerry 76 Jones. Ken 53. 70, 84 Jones. Michael 76 Jones. Rodney 94 Jones. Shayla 29. 94 Jones. Toby 94 Jones. Tonia 84 Jordan, Brian 94 Josl, Dennis 84 Jourdan Jr.. Larry Kahre. Bremen 50. 51, 76 Kahre. Stacie: 14. 32. 43. 54. 84.116. 117 Kalb. Darrin 76 Kane. Mr. Run 98 Kasnick, Angela 89 Katchur. Eric 94 Kay. Misty 46. 84 Kay. Timothy 94 KeHh. Mrs. Sheryl 98 Kelle. Craig 89 Kelley. Paula 76 Kelluugh, Krlslie 94 Kelly. Mary 89 Kemp, Sc01189 Kemp. Wendy 94 Kcmpi. Zonia 94 Kennedy. Alvin 64. 89 Kennedy. Joseph 76 Kennedy. Mt. Micheal 70. 98 Kennedy Jr.. W111e 35. 51. 64, 70. 84 Kensell. Jenifer 94 Keown. Bllie 84 Keown Ill. Samue194 Kerney. Tony 30 Kesslngev. Bobbi 76 Killian. Tamara 94 Kllllon. ML William 98 Killough. Gayla 42. 76 K1mmel,Jnck 84 Kincaide. James 76 Klng. Stevin 94 Kirby. Staven 89 Kirk. Robrel 76 Kirkwood. Sam 20 Kissel. Ann 76 Klein. Lisa 94 Klenck. Andrew 84 Kline. Danielle 43. 54. 55. 66. 84. 117 Kline, Nicole 89 Klueg. Jeremy 94 Klusmeier, Rebecca 94 Knight. Bryan Knight. Chad 52. 94 Knight. Jennifer 14. 43. 45.46.84. 116 Knight. Justin 52. 64. 94 Knight. Knight. Rachel 89 Knlpe. Wendy 76 Knopfmeier. Jena 46. 89 Knoplmeier. Mr. Millon 98 Knotl, Thomas 18. 59. 89 K0, Mrs. Norma 98 Koch, Kent 94 Koch. Kevin 7. 89 Koch. Ronda 94 Koch. Stephanie 84 Koehler, Alisa 76 Koehler. Mr. David 98 Koehler Jr.. David 7. 9. 17. 32. 48. 50. 51, 68. 76.77. 109. 128 Koehler. Peggy 20 Koester. Mark 76 Kolb. Jason 84 Kollker. Todd 12. 19, 51. 84 Korlf. Lisa 94 Koziel. Araminta 84 Krack. Jason 59. 94 Kvamer, Kyle 34. 35.37.94 Kramer. Kyvslen 36. 48. 76 Kramer. Seth 36. 89 Kramer. Chris 45. 76 Krlelemeyw. Gregory 76 Kuehne. Matthew 76 Kuesler. Angela 48. 76 Kuester, Candy 7. 13, 94 Kuesler. Kathleen 42. 76. 127 Knhr. Terry 41. 89 Kunkel, Andrew 51. 84 Laine. John 77 Lamb. Brian 94 Langen, Valerie 12, 32. 43. 84. 117 Langlord. Rebeccn 37. 43. 45. 84 Lam. Jenn ?! 61, 70. 73. 84 LaRue. Billie 94 Lawrence. Dnvld 94 Lawrence, Mr. Larry 56. 98 Leach, Melissa 46. 94 Leavel. Adrian 34 Lehman. Crystal 94 Lelslnev. Mrs. Jane! 98 Lewis, David 84 vais. Mr. Wall 98 Lickey, Reggie 94 nggen. Johnny 9. 51. 68. 84 L1ke,Klmberly 77 Limhnck. Jody 62. 63. 77 Lindauev. Darby 19. 33, 42. 48. 77. 119. 127 Llndauev. Dirk 8. 9 Lindauw. Nina 20 Lllherland. Scan 84 Lockard. Shannon 77 Lockycar, Chad 77 Logan. Danny 52. 94 Luhman. Paul 89 Long. Jelk-ry 52. 94 Loughary. Marjalea 89 Lowe. Donna 84 Lewes. Blyan 89 Lupfer. Stacey 55. 70. 89 Lutlerman, Dawn 37. 46. 89 Lullrull. Mindy 37. 89 Lulz. David 35. 39. 89 Lulz. Mrs. Donna 98 Lulz. Susan 55, 89 Lynch. Shane 89 Lynch. Slchn 94 Lynn. Stacy 77 Lyons. David 89 Massberg. David 74 Mabbiu. Laura 94 Mae. Lellani 77 Mac. Wllllam 94 Maholm. Gary 51, 84 Mahmnholz. Lam 89 Malone. Floyd 50. 51. 56. 57. 77 Mann. Erin 89 Marley. Mrs. Kalhleen 98 Muronl. Trent 11.23.51 Marsh. Angela 77 Marsh. Lisa 89 Marlin. Amy 77 Marlin. Bradley 18. 19. 42. 77. 127 Marlin. Janna 77 Martin. Jennifer 77 Martin. Melanie 39. 89 Marlin. Theodore 18. 59. 94 Marx, Aaron 84 Mason. Roger 89 Mathleu. Mr. Charles 98 Matlock ll. William 53, 89 Matthews. Melissa 14. 15. 19. 42. 43. 77 Mmlingly. Angela 43. B4 Mauingly. Jason 7. 44. 45. 46. 47. 70. 94 Mamngly. Todd 64. 89 Mavemy III. John 84 Maxey. M. Randy 77 May. Claudia 89 May Jr.. Larry B4 - 126 Index - May. Matthew 94 May, Richard 94 Mayev. Jeremy 46, 94 Mayes. Brian 77 Mayes. Kevin 89 Maynard. April 46. 47. 94 Maynard. Brent 70. 94 Maynard. James 89 Mayse. James 84 Male, Jeannine 84 Maze. Jennifer 89 Mazun. Sherri 94 McBrlde. Jessica 46. 89 McCarly. Eric 45, 48, 77 McClarney. Lori 12. 84. 117 McCleIlan. Kalnnjl 89 McCool. 620199 94 McCraw. Beth 94 McCulley. Jana 42. 43, 48. 77, 127 McCulley. Jo Ann 46, 47. 89 McDonald. Sarah 89 McDonald. Shauna 77 McElvain. Bobby 94 McEvilly, Christopher 77 McFadden, Klm 16 McFalI, Evic 84 McFa . Glovi 73. 89 McFarland. John 68, 89 McFarland, Zachariah 94 McFarling, David 51. 84 McGhee. Scan 94 McGlnnis, Carol 94 McGuyw. Gena 84 McKeelhen. Tammy 94 McKeelhen ll. Steven 84 McKinney. amy 94 McKinney. Joe 77 McKissit. Vlnccnl 84 McMaken. Chrlslina 14. 43. 45. 46. 47. 84. 116 McMaken. Kimberly 16. 89 McVoy. Jonlhnn 94 MchlHams Jr,. Kim 33. 52. 64. 94 Meiev. Mr. Brian 98 Molsbergu, Ivy 94 Melancon. Kolly 13. 89 Melt, Bvenl 34 Merle. Andrea 125 Menck. Shernell 94 Merrill, Joey 89 MPrriwenlhw. Janie 84 Meriwealher, Tlm 56 Messomann. Monic 94 Melcalf, Eric 66. 78 Meyer. Kirk 94 Meyev. andi 54. 78 Mllnn. Troy 78 Miles. Kellh 64. 94 Miles. Scan 94 Miller. Anthony 52. 89 Mlllel. Corinne 48. 78 Miller. Jacinda B4 Mlllw. Jlll 13. 33. 89. 108 MllIer. Kent 16. 40. 51. 78 Miller. Rhonda 78 Mlllu. Scott 89 MIIIes. Jenl-Rebecca 94 Miranda. Mrs. Chrlsllna 98 Milchell. Amy 94 Mllchell. Dana 89 Mitchell. Peggy 84 Moll. Scan 45. 52 Money. Tlmmhy 52. 95 Montgomery. Dnvld 42. 43. 56. 78. 113 Moon, Mary 99 Moore. Herbcrl 89 Monte. Jennllur 84 Moore. Ml. Jerald 98 Moore. Jodi 40. 78 Moore. Karla 35. 55. 66. 89 Mame, Karla 35. 55. 66. 89 Moore. Russell 95 Morales. Fnlvlo 20. 81 Marvell. Glanna 95 Morley. Darlene 39. 78 Morley. James 89 Morris. .1111 B9 Morse. Robert 89 Monls. Mellssa 95 Morris, Scott 53 Morton. Cralg 68. 84 Manon. L158 84 Mowrey. Jamie 53. 66. 95 Mrsich. Robert 95 Mudd. Mls. Marlhn 98 Muehlbauer. Judllh 84 Muehlbauer. Kevin 84 Mullen. Jodi 7. 13, 46. 89 Murray. Randy 89 Neidlg. Paul 56. 98 Nellie. Chris 89 Nelson. Jeremy 12. 43, 51. 84 Nelson. Ronald 78. 63 Newton. Kenny 95 Nichols. Barbra 98 Niemeler. Ann 14. 15. 42. 48. 78. 108 NiemeIer. Ted 98 Nlelhammer. Jason 84. 56. 59 Nlelhnmmer. Jennifer 60, 61. 62. 78 Nixon. Mrs. Mary .10 98 Nixon. Robby 7 Noble 111. Lawrence 89 Noffslnger. Leigh 34. 42, 84. 127 Noriega. Steve 64 Nonmglon. Bryan 95 Noiko, David 84 Nonle. Terri 78 Nuvrenbern. Scot 78 Oakley. Angela 78 Ollerman. Laurel 7. 43. 66, B4. 117 O'Keele. Shane 84 Oldham. Byrant 51. 84 Ollvev. Brent 34. 95 Onnybecku. Mrs. Marcia 98 Ovange .11.. Charles 78 Orange. Robert 95 O'Rlsky. Scan 52. 59. 89 Onbuvn. Robby 12. 45. 47. 78. 116 Orshovsky. Mallhew 84 Osborne. Keuy 89 Olzmann. Kimberly 89 Ours. Kala 95 Oulllw. Alan 84 Ovzrlon. Mr. Ronald 60.98 Overlon. Trenl 95 Owen. Ml. Mike 10. 20. 98 Owens. Marcle 85 Owens. Sharon 95 Owens. Tlmolhy 78 Owsley. Andrea 61. 70. 85 Owsley. Jermaine 89 Place. Mr. Elbert 98 Pace. Kerry 12. 32, 33. 43, 54. 66. 85 Pace. Krista 12. 33. 43. 66. 85 Pace. Lori 85 Paddock. Jennllet 85 Pldlleld. June 78 Palmer, Joy 85 Palmer. Slacey 85 Pnpenmelu. Fredrick 90 Parker. Chasllly 95 Park . Demelricus 70. 95 Parsons. Jack 59. 90 Partridge. Chad 95 Paschall. Sharon 41. 78 Paulson. Ronnle 90 Payne, CHI 85 Peach. Lorl 78 Pnk..1uon 51 Pearson. Anthony 95 Pendley. Jeffrey 95 Plallman. Jarrod 10. 51. 78 Phlrr. Larry 95 Phelps. Donald 85 Phelps. Juanita 90 Phller. Katina 21. 24 Phllles. JennHer 90 Phillips. Mlchael 90 Phllllps. Mlchelle 90 Plckerill. Jama 39. 78 Pickerlll. Jellery 85 Pickerlll. Klrk 95 Place. Timothy 51. 85 Plummet. Sun 59. 95 Plummet. Todd 85 Podvln. Juan 7. 16. 18. 56. 67. 78 Poe. Joy 78 Pointer. Amie 90 Palmer. Monlca 45. 85 Pokorney. Matthew 9. 68. 78 Pollng. Slelnn 34. 46. 47. 90 Puller. Ml. Phlllp 98 Powell. Anna 98 Powell. Cumron 85 Powers. David 95 Powers. Michael 95 Powers. Tracey 85 Powless. Tad 42. 43. 51. 56. 7B. 107 Pragel. Patric 20. 43 Pveskc. Janna 46. 85 Prevo. Heather 55. 60.70. 95 Prevo. Margaret 35. 78 Price, Call 78 Price. Melissa 85 Prilchelt. Jamey 42. 51. 63. 78 Purcell. Celene 78 Quarles. Knhly 78 Quick. James 90 Quisenbeny, Dllnc 85 Racine. Melissa 60. 90 Ragland. Leslie 66.78 Raider. Daphne 90 Rlinty. .1. C30 Rnlclgh JL. Wllllam 78 Rausch. Jeff 85 Ramnn. Mrs. Doris 98 Read. Elvln 98 Reed. Jane 78 Rudel. Michael 52. 64. 95 Reedzr. Misly 77 Re . Adrian 95 Reininga. M1. Michul 34. 98 Rzisinn. Briln 46. 52. 90 Relslnger, Chrlslophu 85 Reislngn. Mr. Phllllp 98 chlng. Jamlc 95 Rulng. Jennifer 90 Ruins. R09 90 szlng. Tammy 85 Reyes. Manual 8131! 39. 48. 78 Reyes. Ryan 90 Rhelnlander. Valzrlc 41. 85 Rhilandcr. Kcilh 64 Rhodes. Willlam 78 Rlcc. Mr. Andy 9 Rlcketli. Brian 42. 45. 78 Rledlord. E11: 78 Rilzy. Jeremy 85 Ringham. Kevln 53. 85 thchd. Tylu 79 Rohb. Jennlfer 95. 60 Robb. Steven 90 Roberts. David 85 Roberts. Mr. Michael 98 Roberls. Pal 4. 14. 18. 19. 42. 43. 56. 77.79 Roberts. Robin 90 Robertson. Junk 90 Robertson. Mark 95 Robertson. Tony 95 Robertson. Tracy 90 Robinson. David 90 Robinson. Michael 90 Robinson, Stephan 95 Roblson. Jason 79 Robison. Tiffany 85 Robllnn. Gordan 64 Rogers. Barbra 34. 85 Rogers. Scott 90 Rogers. Ted 45. 52. 59. 70. 95 Romlck. Brian 37. 67. 77. 79 Role. Eric. 54. 55. 79. 121 Rolhcchlld. Jeflery 90 Rydzlntkl. Dlan- 95 Salmon. Glna 85 Saltsman. Mark 79 Sumall. Shaun 85 Sanders. T-mua 90 Sanoe. Mlchele 60. 95 Schauss. Damn 34. 85 Schee, Joseph 85 Scheldler. Mrs. Brenda 98 Schenk. Anna 79 Schulsemtyer. Bridge! 95 Q Schmidt. Mark 79 Schmidt. Sarah 48. 62. 77. 79 Schmlnke. Mark 52. 90 5 SChlnm. Chrlnopller 95 Sehmm. Luliz 55. 95 Sdlmm. Mar: 90 1 Schwartz. Amy 66. 95 Schnarre. Holly 79 Schomhonl. Lori 55. 9D Schrel. Rob ! 85 Schnlbu. Megan 7. 42. 43. 48. 79 SchrIber. M1. Jack 45. 98 Schultz. Jcnniler 41. 90 SChWarlz. Angela 90 Schwltz. Mr. Joe 98 Schwlu. Vanessa 37. 55. 95 5am. David 53. 90 Scott. Kimberly 90 Scou. Tlna 48. 79 Sears. Lorl 79 $0162 . Joeln 85 Sieberl. Suzanne 23. 79 Selkrl. Heather 43. 85 Seller. Mr. Lynn 98 Seller. Rusly 7. 33. 64. 67. 90 Seller. Tonya 85 Sensmcler. Kathryn 55. 66. 95 Serve . Gloria 90 Server. Mr. Gregory 98 Sharzr. Joseph 90 Sharp. Brant 23. 85 Shim. Cbndwlck 42. 46. 79. 127 Sharp. Jan. 79 Shaw. Juslca 95 Shaw. Jodl 79 Shaw. Lori 95 Sheldon. Michael 95 Shell. Amy 46. 90 Shelton. Mrs. E - 98 Shelton. Mr. James 53. 70. 98 Shocklcy. Dirk 68. 85 Sicknunn. Helnu 95 Sides. Jerry 35. 85 Sliver. Susan 85 Simpson. Kurt 90 Simpson. Robert 26. 52. 64. 95 Singer. Mn. Sand 98 Shaman. Shane 85 58199;. Brian 7. 79 Skinnu. Douglas 95 Small. Shnyne 95 Smut. Leigh 79 Small. Paula 85 Smeatlng. Laura 70. 90 szaring. Robert 64. 85 Smhh. Alex 79 Smlth. Andrea 4!. 90 Smith. Christopher 79 Smith. Mr. Earl 98 Smith. Juon 52. 90 Smllh. Kelly 7. 90 Smlth. Laura 90 Smith. Mrs. Sherry 98 Smith. Suzanna 90 Smllh. Tara 90 Smllh. Todd 79 Smith. Stacy 85 Sn1der. Phillip 90 Sollmnn. David 85 Solhwavd. Marvln Z6. 79 Spulnhoward. Dwight 79 Spuh. Jennller 39. 90 Spears. John 67. 80. 81 Spent. Sara 95 Sperry. Robert 80 Spurrlev. Paul 80 Slnlllngi. Jonathan 95 Slnlllngs. Mlchnel 90 Stanely. Ross 80 Statur. Malia 37. 61. 66. 85 Stearman. Melissa 95 Slums. Busy 98 Slebens. Michael 85 Slecklev. Missy 14. 15. 42. 43. 48. 54. 80 Smelt. Doug 80 Steele. Joy 46. 80 Steele .11.. William 95 Slelnkuhl. Mr. Roger 98 Slephens. Peavl 95 Stevens. Kenny 90 Stewart. Cary 95 Stewart. Rundall 85 Sill . Scan 52. 64. 90 Stone. Ktnnelh 90 Slorth. Chrisllne 80 Slalch. Scan 90 Slvnnge. analle 90 Street. Melissa 66 Slrrrnming. Brlun 56. 80 Slrlcker. William 85 Slunrd. Chrhlophev 52. 95 1988 CENTRALITE STAFF CO-ED1TORS: Pam Boyd, Amy Christmas STUDENT LIFE: Boyd, Christmas ACADEMICS: Kathy Kuester, Jane McCulley ORGANIZATIONS: Chris Ball, Chad Sharp SPORTS: Brad Martin, Darby Lindauer PEOPLE: Heather Diekmann, Leigh Noffsing' er ADVERTISING: Kevin Elshoff PHOTOGRAPHERS: Maureen Healy, Shana Sutton D. Lindauer ADVISOR: J. Edwin Cole jllcmlw ! To the Centralian Staff, Year- book Staff, and all others who con- tributed to the success of this year's book. Co-Cftlilord 4mg CllrijlmaJ, pam gag Slucke. Trisha 95 Slurm. 5:0 51. 80 Suhrhelnrlch. Renee 37. 95 Suhrheinrich. Sulanne 14. 48. 80 Suns. Brian 85 Sulawske. Angle 85 Sulawak. John 95 Summer. Michelle 62. 85. 116. 117 Sunderman. Jellery 95 Suters. Stephanie 90 Sutton. James 51. 85 Sutton. Shana 19. 43. 54. 66. 85. 117 Swedenberg. Adam 52. 95 Swedenberg. Eelc 90 Swedenbers. Klrk 30. 80 Sweeney. Jane 95 Ta. Thang 77, 80 Talley. Chrlsmpher 95 Tay1or. Sarah 85 Teague. Dana 43. 85. 109. 117 Tears. Cynlhla 66. 95 Team. Shane 85 Teel. John 80 Tenell. Annie 14. 33. 55. 90 Terrell. Dawn 85 Terrell. Kimberly 80 Theuerkauf. Mr. Jack 98 Theuerkaul. Robert 7. 43. 51. 85 Thomas. Jason 95 Thomas. Jef'evson 95 Thomas. Mr. Kenneth 98 Thomas. Mark 90 Thomas. Michelle 90 Thomas. Sandra 80 Thomas. Shaundeese 90 Thuma;. M1. Wllllam 98 Thomason, Kristi 18. 95 Thomason. Wendy 95 leell, Andrea 90 Tleken. Brlan 41, 90 Tlnsley, Ms. Ruby 98 Thus. Gregory 59. 90 Tiller. Christina 80 Tiller. Craig 85 Tllzev. Kevin 95 Todd. Adam 85 Tomasdotllr. Halla 119 Tnmblingson, James 95 Tonlrup, Slephan 20. 85 Tooley JL. Ray 95 T0511. Richard 96 Townsend. Scull 96 Toy. Jellrey 85 Tracy. Jeffrey 80 Trallon. Ke1ly 13, 33, 96 Trice, Kimberly 85 Twin. Kimberly 85 Tungnle. Kellh 9 Tumor. Rochelle 85 Um. Benjamin 80 Um. Zandra 96 Umbach Jr.. William 85 Valles. Ronald 90 Vallee. Jonathan 52. 59. 70. 96 Van House. Julle 13. 33. 46. 96 Vaughn. Keith 85 Venllmlglla. Kaven 85 Venlurini. Anthony 64. 90 Venturinl. Laura 80 Vincent III, Calmon 85 Voegel. Stephen 90 Vogel. Lisa 60. 96 V0991. Michael 80 Voigl. Shame 46. 70. 80 Vulkmann. Ginger 85 Wagner. Bradley 90 Wagner. Eric 46. 52. 58. 59. 96 Wninman. Trnvls 52. 90 Walker. Amy 46. 90 Walker. Anthony 52. 90 Walker. Danlel 18. 59. 96 Walker. Katheryn 55. 96 Walker. Tara 7. 14. 15. 46. 47. 48. 77. 80 Walker. Wendy 62. 90 W3 . Amanda 13. 90 Wall. Tina 42. 43. 80 Wallace. Dwayne 80 Wallace. Mlchael 70. 91 Wallace. Terry 85 Walls. Sonja 45. 96 Walsh..1ames 91 Walters. Lori 91 Ward. Charles 96 Ward. Michael 80 Ware. Manhew 80 Ware. Terry 86 Wargel. Charles 80 Watson, Snmalha 86 Walls Jr.. Bobby 91 Webb. Kevin 86 Weber. Amy 80 Weber. Brandi: 13. 96 Weber. Chrisly 96 Wedding. Candace 40. 80 Wadding. Jenniler 96 Wedding. Tara 91 Wedding .11.. James 86 Wedel. Dana 14. 15. 80. 30 Weighlmnn. Cecil 52. 96 Weinzaplel. Keith 80 Weismun. James 27. 35. 36. 39. 86 Weisman, Jam: 61. 86 Welch. Michael 85 Weller. Timothy 91 Wellmein. Ellen 14. 15. 48. 77. 80. 121 Wells. Jenn ?! 4. 13, 91 Wells. KrisMe 18. 19. 42. 80. 118 Wells, Michelle 86 Welw. Dale 80 Werner. Chrislina 86 Wersich. Greg 80 Wessel. Mr. John 98 Wessel. Sham: 67. 91 Wesledield. Shawn 96 Welzel. Todd 80. 66 Weyanna, Laura 86 Weyer, Kimberly 96 Wheeler. Dorothy 29. 98 Wheeler. Mark 91 While. Andrew 96 Whlle. Annette 86 Whitmev. Junniler 96 Whilsell. Jamie 53. 70. 91 Wicks. Steven 80 Wicks. Terry 96 Wldick. anjnmin 96 Widick. Charles 91 Wiley. Challes 91. 52 Wiley. Rose 86 Wilhile. Chrlsty 96 Wilhile. Donna 91 Wilhhe. Marcy 80 Wilkey. Mallhcw 91 Wilkinson. Kelly 96 Wilkinson. Kimberly 96 Will. Angela 91 Willard. Jen 80. 61 Williams. Christopher 96 Willlams. Diane 86 Williams. John 81 Wllliams. Marlene 86 Williams 11. Cabell 80 Willis. Michael 91 Wilson. Audie 91 Wilson. David 86 Wilson. Ed 10. 42. 51. 79. 81 Wilson, Kenneth 96 Wilson. Klmberly Wilson. Melissa 96 Wilsan. Misly 91 Wilson. Shari 91 Wilson. Steven 51. 81 Wilson. Victor 51. 86 Wilzbather. Amy 45.43.86 Wllzbachet. Lisa Winiger. Toscha 40. 86 Winkler. Duame 91 Winlemheimer. Cale 86 Wlnlernhelmev. David 52. 64. 96 Wire. Jeflery 86 ere. Timothy 91 Wiseman. Kimberly 35. 39. 46. 81 Wllherspoon. Damon 64. 91 Withrow. Sherie 40. 81 Wmekindt. Mrs. Betty 98 Wuehler. Richard 86 Wolf, Douglas 52. 64. 70. 91 Wolf. Kelli 40, 41. 81 Wolf. Patrick 53. 86 Wolf. Sara 46. 47. 66. 86 Wood, Chad 91 Wood. Clinton 81 Wood. Jeffery 86 Wood, Katina 96 Woodall. Jessica 34. 81 Woods. Deanna 86 Woods. Myra 46. 91 Woods. Sheila 91 Woulsey. Stephanie 81 Woosley. Danny 67. 91 Wootlon. Mr. James 98 Working. Angela 37. 96 Wane . Rebecca 7. 14. 43. 86. 116. 117 Wright. Amy erghl. Antonio 52. 59. 70. 96 Wright. Mrs. Lama 60. 61. 98 Wright. Mary 70. 96 Wright. Michael 96 Wyatt. Angela 96 Wyatt. David 96 Yates. Deanna 14. 15.25.81 York. Glenn 98 York. John 86, 45 York. Katherine 91 Yotk. Stephanie 91 Young. Heather 91 Young. Jennifer 86 Zehr, Elizabeth 55. 96 Zehr. Matthew 62. 63. 81 loll. Scott 81 Zorzi. Kalnh 81. 101 Zuni, Kristina 91 Zvnra. Terra 81 Zwahlen. Marva 41. 91 9 Index 127 9 Reading Between the Lines Making a Long Story Short It is time to begin again as we close anoth- er exciting chapter in our lives v- a chapter which includes great times with our winning athletic teams and academic teams that made us proud to be Central students, and also sad times as when we realized that our last year of high school was coming to a close and that our lives would not ever be the same again. But we know that high school is something we can look back on with fond memories, and that there are many more exciting chapters to come. When we look back on our high school years we will remember that the good times out-weighed the bad in the high school chapter of our lives, and well realize that we made the long story of high school into a short story full of wonderful times. TRUE WE SHALL EVER BE. FIRM AND STRONG, UNITED ARE WE . . United together. A scene Bear fans are proud of. It was a year we will ALWA Y5 be proud of! DONiT ASK, IT'S A LONG STORY! Derrick Hill shows his en- thusiasm hand a little legl for basket-ball games by dresslng up as a woman. Davld Koehler ls kind of cute too! 1 28 Closing ,88 wuswom'u Punusumc COMPANY z MARCELINE mssoum nu.