Central High School - Tom Tom Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1982 volume:

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The Appeal to the Great Spirit has become known as a symbol of pride for Central students. The statue itself is a gift from the class of l923. The marble base is from the class of l953. The plaque on the front of the base is a donation from the class of l966. The original statue stands in front of the, Boston Museum of Fine Arts. Senior rings are ordered each year by the junior class. Unlike other schools, Central has maintained the same basic ring design for 28 years. The only change has been substituting a picture of the old building with a picture of a brave. Central owns a copyright on the ring design. As years go on, students need something to hehv capture and hold on to their memories, therefore, each year the Tom Tom is published . . . and the beat goes on . . . ' , ' ., , I- N , MW gf, 154 , ff, V, ,ff J 335 - ef .,-Malaya efg24cwS.'e:w-Q2EftM-'e- was 'J' km N, . 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A few years back, their building was our school, Tulsa Central High. That is where our Pride, Tradition, Spirit, Love, and our Beat began. No matter where, old Central CPublic Service Companyj or here at Central High School at 33rd and West Edison, Central students still show their Pride, Love, Loyalty, and Spirit. As years progress, Central students will continue to come here each day to express their lo ve, dedication, and loyalty to their school and, of course, to get their education. The Beat Goes On Braves Activities 'TS NHS + Seniors :gym Spirit Drum Winners , 1 Sold Red Hots Sold Spirit Cups 'W Tapped New NHS Members -3 Miss Central fig 1 Sold Class T-Shirts 55? Diary of Anne Frank V X if Band Queen gg - ACT Testing V 5 4, 53' King Daze ,L I - X Braves of the Monthf Year ' YP QQ Q ' ' , . ' X - , 'Q Senior Pictures ,QW A . as Srdered Caps and Gowns I ' rom Graduation Juniors Aw MM - Ordered Senior Rings 1 Diary of Anne Frank lf! ' PSAT Testing va, New NHS Members ie? Sold Treat Bags 4 Calendar of Events i Collected Newspapers - Sold Class T-Shirts A 2? 35 I Sophomores .- Chose Class Officers ' ,,1 Sold MsM's and Candy sux T I if Sold Class T-Shirts Q5 P :S New Drivers Licenses i :Moto ' LAT ' C E Freshmen A N D' E 5 9 ' . Sold Class r-shirts . Q55 '12, Chose Class Officers . 4' Walked ra reds 9 1 'iv New To Central C, 42, Q' 1' Q5 X, 9+ C' fs we - 'Po 688 . 'Q fr ee, J' 5.4-,ae if- ff 4 -Q , Sits... 4 4... ES FOR Tl P Ali, XXL Q NK SX4 Marching Braves l Drummers: -lm Chris Tarver. Clem Reed, Felipe Jones. Don Flatt, Keith Pete, and Paul LeBlanc show us that ....,. ......THEBEATC-TOESO pirit Week October 5-9 Spirit Week, October 5-9, was a time when all Braves took pride in loyalty to Central. We wore our red and white Koopsl Crimson and Creamj, funny hats and ties, decorated doors, bashed cars, and screamed our lungs out at the bonfire, The mighty JUNIOR Class pulled away from the rest of the Braves in the door decorations, winning all three. The theme was 'RUIN THE RANGERS. Mrs. Chee 's homeroom was the winner, followed by Mrs. Felible 's homeroom, 2nd place, Mr. Paulson 's homeroom, 3rd place. Chants of 83-3-3-3 filled the gymnasium, also we've got spirit, we've got more, and we're alive in 85 were screamed by many sophomores and freshmen. At the pep assembly on Thursday, the winning class was announced: The Senior Class - l982. Chants of 'Seniors got the Drum echoed through Central's halls for days. il F4 iff? 5. 2-f asf , -A 2 KX X- 13,62 1 - . s , if , , L :, ,, -. .- 1' I ii' i ii i' . 4 I 1, ix? 13-3 . , Q . A ,:U:,,:4 5 g t. vm: - - . a , 5 1 l , c P 4 t 1 :D A h - v 1 sin 1 -HE, . V ' I X W ., ' F ' ' ' g Q- -C f E:?f1. r fi f W. N R u , - f .. ' , - , ' 6 - Q , , i use Vu xx' .1 a 1' , v l -, 1' kt if 'Sanuk I, , ww, ,f Ll J Also as a part of Spirit Week, cheerleaders chose Senior guys to be their Mr. Spirit during Spirit Week. They cheered at the pep assembly, bonfire, car bash and homecoming. Those chosen were Maury Campbell, Tim Cervantez, Da vid Curd, Dennis Finn, Paul Jorritsma, Paul LeBlanc, Mike Ramsey, Greg Smith, Robert Surber and Reggie Tinker. The l98l-82 Mr. Spirit was Donna Talburt's Mr. Spirit, Robert Surber. ,.......-pe A ,f, If . ,,, ,, J' y .A 1, 1 N . gi. A,-Z, yi. , flue: vp, X w hu! Z 5 1 in- S, ,- - 5 MQ? N :MW '2 'iv ,V U '!.,,,4':ff'19 My ,ww wev- Not only Senior Braves are Red Hot, Junior Braves are hot as well. Our Braves started off their season with a 20-I4 victory over the Rogers Ropers. As a result, they had to be taken to a local fire station immedia- tely to be C OOLED DO WN. Pictured are the Senior Football Players, as they promote their team spirit with 'BRA VE5 ARE RED HOT slogans at the fire station. The Senior Class then proceeded to boost CENTRAL 'S SPIRIT by selling Red Hots. H-O-T T-O 6-O, CENTRAL BRA VE5 ARE HOT TO GOI AAHH WHOOPI HOT TO GO! AAHH WHOOPI HOT TO GO! 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I 1 ' If I I f I-f- +-My I '! w 'f'1 f Q :f , 4' 4, v K I I I ' I QI I I ,I fi I P Z . k 4, Classes C g- .q C' Q 'if v Q' VN M- 'bwf' 3A S A iff X My VV s ,VX 'ff A I si wg ff? gk X 'lf Qs: Us x I6 fs- Left to Right - Angela Grimes, Student Council Representative, Dana Palmer. Treasuren Mike Cantrell, President, Jennifer Cunt Secretary, Cathy Essley, Vice-President. Seated - .Ian Carrolb Class Sponsor These weren't just class officers. They were SENIOR class officers! Now there were so many plans to make, and things to decide. No longer were they just leaders of the class, but leaders of the school To them working together meant not only during meetings, and only with other seniors. The work was daily, a constant promotion of spirit and pride for the entire school, making a statement with whatever they did They didn 't just sell red hots, they let people know that the Class of '82 was RED HOT! Alison Abbott Teresa Abbott Greg Adamson Peggy Adkism Jeff Albert Annette Allen Billy Allen Ricky Allen Tommy Allen Adana Alred Robin Amos la5hon Anderson Suzan Ashby Susan Astramskas Vicki Atkins Lisa Avington Kina Bailey Eric Barnett Sharonda Barre Harla Beasley Kenton Bee Rebeckah Bee Marie Bettendorff Karla Bewley Mike Bittick Cynthia Blackmon Andrew Blevins Charles Blevins Michelle Block Trina Bradford Sue Brand Sharon Bramlett Donald Brough Barbara Brown Billie Brown Carolyn Brown Stephen Buggs Stephenie Buggs Christine Burns Elizabeth Burrell Greg Busby Leslie Butler Alberta Caldwell Maury Campbell Michael Cantrell Wilburn Carey Ruth Carlile Steve Carnes Leland Carroll Cathey Carter Ella Carter Chris Casey Leslie Casey Tim Cato Tim Cervantez Terrance Cherry Christal Colbert Jennifer Coleman Julie Cook Kevin Cook si'-a 'QW I A fl , f 'J' A W' k r. - ' ffl' K in f .T an To x ,f Q V- .Q X I l'kV1. ' 'K YA ' f N . , V Y K1 fi 11 fp' F Vfffea l 24 1 Za, Lg, -s X Xi 1 . Scott Cook Carl Cooper James Cooper Rae Lynn Cooper Kenny Cornwell Billy Cox Rita Crawford Neal Crowell Da vid Curd Jennifer Curd Harold Daniels Kim Daugherty Rebecca Davis Sandra Davis Gina Dewitt Truong Dinh Mitchell Dobson William Dogans William Dowell Bonita Drew Rashella Dunn Jackie Embry Cathy Essley Adrian Evans Dianne Ferguson Dennis Finn Gary Flemings Lisea Ford Yolanda Fox Darren Fryhover Lucy Fultz Tonya Gafney Alicia Gamble Eric Ganders Tammy Gatlin Teddy George 1 f X 'X fi S 'W-I is-4 1. V' fr ,,. ,J w. - - Molly Gilbert Barbara Gill Eric Goins Kim Gomez Stacy Greenleaf Angela Grimes Caroline Guto wski Ken Hale James Hampton Clarene Hardesty Felicia Harris Marcus Harris David Hays Marty Hayward Tonya Henderson Glendia Herron Renita Hicks Todd Hill Cindy Horne LaRon Hoskins Cindy Irons Wayne Jackson Kelvin James Terrell Jennings Tammy Johnson Tommy Johnson Tracy Johnson Gary Jonas Barry Jones Paul Jorritsma Sandy Kaye Jeff Kirby Katrina Kruzinga Tom Langenback Brenda Langworthy Paul Le Blanc Joe Lewis 1 , If . ,ek Y X . K, 1 's : jig' Y N . We ,JJ -A 4 ?f ,X ff, 5 If .wi ' a I X ur ,sw V K - V V J 2 w 'F lm 1 U '- Y 4 e K 1 A . - VV K ' ff' wr ' K . KK ff M L2 Y .ig 1 1 . A 17. X , 1-Qui I, ' Y yt I 'Ni J 'ji' ,Qatar I as A A .. Annita Linn Lori Loftis Lillian Lofton Thomas Lott Sherryll Lucas Frances Lyons Christine McComb Lisa McConnell Kevin McDaniel Jackie McGee Dale McHenry Keith McKenna Shelly McManus Quinton McQuarters Donna Madden Pa trick Manning Heissy Marquez Hollman Marquez Acquanita Martin Peggy Martin .lo Ann Matthews ,Lisa Metzger Allen Miller Patricia Mills Kevin Monday Kevin Moore Brenda Morgan .lerry Morgan Donna Morrow Jim Nelson Mark Newman Karla Oates Tawana Oliver Tonia Outtand Sheila Owens Dana Palmer Keith Palmer Donna Pellichet Sonja Pendergraft if Q. 8 x we E Mk ,jj .'fP H mil f Q ' J I-12 -m .- at A ' ,' Li, 2 ff' C, , Q l L-' ' ll H v C '-5 Q LMS we 402 vwryw 'W' 'J ,-gs -wi Keith Pete Cynthia Peters Yolanda Fox Melissa Pike Dion Platt Don Polson Cynthia Pomeroy Michael Pompa Donna Porter Romonda Porter John Prince Christine Quimby Mike Ramsey Cathy Rayner James Reynolds Paul Ringo Tammy Risenhoover Frank Roach LaShell Robinson Kevin Rouse Robert Sample Craig Sanderson Regina Saunders Sherry Scoggins Benita Seals Theresa Self Garland Shaw Greg Shields Pam Shoals Dewayne Simpson Greg Smith Jane Smith Jimmy Smith Sarah Smith Keri Standridge Deborah Strickland its-f M, is fe, ' f sr i ff. 1 , , 4- - S ful lj Robert Surber Teresa Surber Donna Talbert Tonya Taylor Lori Thresher Ronald Thresher Reggie Tinker Diana Treat Hong Truong Carolyn Tucker Michelle Tunley Scott Vanemburg Mary Vann Thai Vu Deborah Waffle John Walker Leigh Walker Lisa Wallace Nelda Ward William Ward Marcia West Janet Wheeler Dale Whitaker Steven Whitaker Dee White Patricia White Karla Williams Ronnie Williams Ruth Williams Allen Wilson Tarinue Winford Terry Wofford Earsula Works .lo Ann Wright Bridgett Wynn Reggie Young Kenneth Bryant Stephen Garrett ,la .. . sv J , ' 4 W, 0 : Ji 1 f 'J . ' I ,, ' an I I ggffw L R -1 'ef g 733 M ,Q 'Q sbs- ' Q' . .V - 'rs l r Y I r 5 Y.-v pw- WY' i ga Juniors ei ee af Above: A dynamic duo, Cynthia Chee and Brian Chee, led their class as president and vice-president through a very challenging year as Juniors. Right: Along with other officers - Susanne Timmons, secretary: Marva Maynard, treasurer, and Tray Bartlett, Student Council representative. Shawn Abbott Yolonda Abraham Alisha Adams Keith Adams Danny Aery Teresa Alexander Craig Allen Monica Amos Stacie Avilla Danny Bailey Tracy Baptiste Corie Barnes Badeana Bartleson Tray Bartlett Dana Bazille Johnny Belcher Bruce Benjamin Ethan Benjamin Greg Bennett Mike Bergman James Bill Mark Blair Demetria Bowler Kevin Bowlin James Brasel Kendra Brown Lisa Brown Margaret Brown Cynthia Buggs Eddie Burk 34 3 tiff 3 Q-u Q 5' is 1 i:.- . I 1 in -0 t .J A ,4- JV CX l 1 f ,,. -43 ...vt .-4, 5 .V.- - 1 atgaf W A '1 rt S 1' il. Ricky Burnett Barry Butler Kevin Butler Randy Butler Charles Carey Julie Caron Radonna Carroll Richard Carter Barbara Caudill Tammy Caudill Mike Chance Gwyn Chaney Jimmy Chapman Brian Chee Cynthia Chee Randy Claxton Priseila Clyma Ricky Cole Barry Cone Calvin Cooper Wayne Cornelius Mitchell Crain Shelly Crain Nigel Crawley 35 Robert Cummings Sherri Daniel Tonya Daniel Donna Daniels Mark Davis Paul Davis Phyllis Dawes Deidre Dean Lealrice Dews Kim Dickson Frank Dobbs Tracy Doby Melvin Driver Mike Duck Rosetta Duff Kathy Dunn William Easley Linda Eastep April Edgett Dwight Edwards .Ianetta Ellis MaryAnn Ellis Yolonda Embry Dewayne Farmer Jessica Ferguson Cara Ferrell Brenda Fitzpatrick Don Flatt Larry Fleming Russ Flowers 36 ., VL? J? , E 4 ai ,, I fx -if It ' I T 'L Michael Fonville Harry Francis Ronnie Freeney Danny Fuller Greg Geiger Ivy Gibson Joe Gibson Jenell Glover Terry Godfrey Donna Goodman David Goswick Shelly Gourd Tina Grant Voronica Gray Steven Grays Annette Gregory Danny Gregory Jessie Hardridge David Hailey Kevin Harrigan Sheila Harris Stephanie Harris Wayne Harris James Hawkins Robin Hayward Kerri Helker 37 Rodney Hill Vera Hill Tina Hix Lam Hoang Tan Hoang Sharon Hackett Flossie Honeycutt Gary Horne Mike Horsley Jamie Hubanks Lois Hughart Richie Hunt John Ivy Arvetta Jackson Marcoe Jackson Lyla James Kenny Janke Rita Jemsen Lafayella Johnson Sharon Jones Sherri Jordan Eric Kapple LaNene Kearney Nina Kelley Phillip Kearns Lam Khai Sharon Kendall Carolyn Kleiman Jeff Krisman Deann Lair 38 iff wit WEA' C X-.k Ag Laurie Lane Pat Lankster Melissa Lauson Adele Lofton Tammy Lowry Marilyn Lunsford Keith Mackey Ralph Macon Steve Mantich Marva Maynard Mark Mays Vickie Maxey Steve McCaslin Darla McCarty Sidney McGee Sam McHatten Dirl McClain Jony McCollum Paul McConnell Tina Melton Mario Mendoza Carol Merrell Marty Minor Lynn Minter 39 Sheila Morgan Denise Morrow Carl Moss Kathy Mozingo Antonio Murrell Rhonda Neal Mellonie Nelson Jeff Newman Dinh Nguyen Cindy Nicholson Gloria Norman Nancy North Ernie Norton Frankie Oates Patty OBrien Linda Oliver Gaysha Parry Jody Perryman Gary Phenix Terri Phillips Anthony Pickens Gary Pitts Timmy Pitts Cassandra Ponds Clifford Porter Nick Prince Billy Proctor Keith Ragsdale Tracy Rask Christina Reed l 40 i Q ,- A ,, no .Ah A 1 E. ..-9 arf? xl! 3' , Y 'tr ai . -.Abi Clem Reed Mark Reed Jesse Renschler Lynnia Reynolds Robin Rice Sheila Rice LeAnn Rider Lorie Roden Louis Ross Sam Ross Todd Russell Lisa Sage Marcus Sample Gerald Sanders Dweighr Sanders Leasa Schauer Lynn Sell Troy Shoate Brian Singleton Kit Skinner Doneita Slayron Bobby Smith Shelly Smilh Kim Snelling Butch Starkey Denise Starr 4l Darcy Sweeten Phillip 5 yas K ynda Tannehill Jerri Tapp Darrell Tarver Philip Tatum Jody Taylor l.iz Taylor Jamee Thomas Sheila Thompson Jeff Thresher Suzanne Timmons Sherry Todd Teresa Tolbert l.evell Traylor Kenny Troxell Joe Turinetti John Turinetti Robert Twomey Bobbie Uhles Linda Vance Brad Vanh- Ricky Villaneva Son Vu Denise Waffle Margie Waldrup Darrell Walker Jerry Walker Linda Walton Bennie Watson 42 Crystal Weathers Lionel West Beth Whisman Mark Whited Ill Angie Williams Brian Williams Chris Williams Dan Williams Darryl Williams Tracey Williams James Wilson Lasaundra Wilson Stephen Winford Angela Woodfork Brenda Young Tamera Wynn 43 Junior Board- Row If Tracy Williams, Tina Hix, Tray Bartlett Row 2: Cynthia Chee, Suzanne Timmons, Cynthia Nicholson, Beth Whisman, Sharon Hockett, Lynn Minter, Jamee Thomas Row 3: Scott Shaw, Wilbur Berry, Brian Chee, Mark Blair. Kevin Butler. Marva Maynard, Kim Snelling, Sheila Morgan. Mrs. Nelson With over 350 members, the Junior Class is the largest class at Central. Of 3562 the class chose five responsible members as officers, and twenty-four members to serve as their Junior Board. Mrs. Nelson was the Junior Sponsor. These people met twice a month to discuss assemblies, activities, and fundraisers. To begin their successful year, they sold Calendars called Calendar of Events. Their next fundraiser, a first at Central, was a great success. The class of l983 sold Halloween Treat Bags. Selling over ICXXZ they made a great profit. The mighty Juniors also participated in the play campaign and collected newspapers for the newspaper drive. The Junior Class is definitely a hard working and very spirited class. In only a few months, the Junior Class will be The Senior Class, but no matter who, they are still THE CLASS OF 1983, and that is what counts! 5 x wax .. A A vi XA -Q. ! X 4 'sw Q A N EN X s .8 f - k Y ..f xiii-:.. :- -Q: X .. z-2' '- . I A W ' 1 -, ,Q gg, I ,gu- ',.,.W. 1491? -Q wa .Ns Shi 'K ... M. . X Q sw, 'N .Q 4 5 Janese Bradford president ophomore Officers As Sophomores, many of us felt we'd come up a step - we were finally the upper rank of lower classmenl We immediately became an active part of Central as we elected officers and attendants to Miss Central. We took part in the Freshmanf5ophomore play, 'And Then There Were None , Spirit Week, and FreshmanfSophomore dances. We trusted Janese and Tammy to lead us and they did just that in planning activities with the other officers, and in leading in class spirit. As the year began to wind down in the spring, we were active in Daze and elected King Daze attendants. We started thinking ahead to our junior year when we would order class rings and finally be upper classmen We had spirit and a whole lot morel And the beat goes on 5.2 From L to R: Becky Reeves, Student Council Representative, John Tyson, Treasurer, Tammy Lightle, Vice-President: Janese Bradford, President, Christie Whayne, Secretary, Mark Abbott Alisha Adams Ronnie Adams David Allen Kristy Alberty Eddie Albronoz Lora Ashcraft Donnie Badgewell Brian Bailey David Bailey Tina Bailey Zina Bailey Jeannie Baker Ajuania Baldwin Barbett Barnett Mike Barnett Judy Barrett Chuck Beorden Dean Beasley Melissa Belvin Gail Benjamin Joy Block Stacie Bomer Kelly Bowlin Monica Boyster Dale Braden Janese Bradford Gregory Briggs Kim Britton Aloncita Brookens 48 ,ls 'Nia N' . 'Q' 12 AN lx ,ilff v L 2? M ' E25 .ni v,,x .,-C :vw Wi 13 as Ha A, :A f 1' J if tt: :W QA fi' -' nfl!! 4 , in -f Phil Bryson Dennis Burns Jill Bunnell Karen Burrell Robert Burrell James Cartwright Kelli Campbell Alice Carroll Juri Casasola Daniel Cephus Lisa Chailer Donnie Cochran lewanna Cochran Newanna Cochran Tim Coleman Sonia Cornwell Brian Craig Taressa Crane Keith Craven Johnny Cremin Debra Doby Robert Dalton Jeanie Daughtery Crystal Davis Lisa Davies Dewayne Dennis 49 Robert Deramo Michele Devers Jr. Dixon Rosetta Dixon Jackie Dobson Robbin Duff Angelia Edwards Brenda Ellis Jesse Emhoolah James England Donna Fagin Tyrone Fannin Eva Feliciano Scott Ferguson Chuck Fisher Mike Fly Angie Forehand Jackie Foster Patty Frank Sherida Gamble Renee Garrard Earl Greanry Marlena Green Stewart Crosslin Mark Hamilton David Hamrick 50 11 fl X 'IP 2 ,,' l 1 ax - fl Tina Hargrove Roberta Harlow Patricia Harris Derrick Harper De Wayne Harper Carol Hayward Pam Heidrick Kem Hill Rick Hines Susan Hackett C. V, Hill David Holloway Valerie Holmes David Hooper Mark Horne Amy Hueg Steven Hunt Laura Hunter Tran Huynh Clifford Jackson Tony Jackson Ramie Janes Yolanda Jennings Lisa Johnson Janet Johnson Jennifer Johnson Margo Johnson Micki Johnson Robin Johnson Scott Johnson 5l Charlie .lanes Felipe Jones Michael ,lanes Tim Jones David Jordan Sharon Kendall Kelly Kilgore Renea Kina Sue Kirby Stephanie Kleiman Donna Lamb Dana Lamb Windy Langenback Bridgette Laskey Cindy Lawrence Denise Lewis Tammy Lightle Kennie Lockhart l.0u Ann Luttrell Alvin Marshal Algerita Martin Mac Martin Trena Martin Maury Matthews April McCall Jina McCasIin Carla McGee Sheila McMahn Teresa Mendenhall Tiffany Miller 52 f X ,f ,.., Q33 M 2 75 'A' A Q4 ff Q, , Jw Q is TEV 1 7 5 ,yi . , ,ff 1 -,R 'H P' .ga- it in 4 -Y Q , 'ls w e it f are if ii? is G lf at . ev J, ,op ' 'D- 1 Conrad Moore Vergie Moore Jane Morgan Mary Morton Debra Motley Tami Myers Ricky Najera Christel New Phouna Nguyen Jeff Oale Tony Palmer Sam Park Jerry Pittman Amanda Potter Cindy Poeschel Eddie Prescott Billy Proctor Linda Kardin Lisa Redmond Tracy Reed Becky Reeves Michelle Richardson Angie Rodgers Armadia Rodriguez Brian Rogers Anita Ruckman Michael Ruff Terry Russell Starla Saxton Susan Schaum Kim Scism Darla Scott Bobby Self Marcene Sewell Don Shedan Treva Sherrik Mark Silkey Martha Silkey Molina Smith Nathaniel Smith Mike Snelling Carla Stairs Jimmy Starling Eddie Sturgeon Demetrus Sweet Dewayne Syas Carol Tadpole Chris Tarver Debbie Taylor Rochelle Taylor 54 I I 5, , 6 K weve QOTbPm+Q1n' WWE QUT HUREJ ' f WERE WE CUSS Yllflll is T AQ! on 75? N v QW! Kevin Thomas Mark Thomas Debra Thompson Kim Thompson Laurie Timmons Arnatta Tottress John Tyson Kimberly Tyson Chris Utz John Vallejo Prentice Varner Angela Vaughn Brian Vann Danny Waldred Danny Waldrup Keith Walker Terry Walker .lohn Ward Rebecca Ward Shelly Ward Lori Wardlow Chrystie Wayne 55 David West Cyndi Wheeler Robin Wilkins Lisa Wilbourn Amanda Williams Doretha Williams Kim Williams l.aDonna Williams Sheli Williams Roberta Wilson Waco Winkle Ricky Wolfe Elouise Wright Richard Wynn Wendy Yost Shelly Yoder 5tacy Yoder Brenda Young Edward Young Sean Young 56 , dl wad -0 8 ,. v-, yy' .- -'1, , Ass ssss -v ophomore board Front row: David Laconcy, Jeff Ogle, Mary Morton, Becky Reeves, Monica Boyster. Second row: John Tyson, Christie Whayne, Janese Bradford, Amanda Williams, Tammy Lightle, Phil Bryson, Sherida Gamble. Mike Pomeroy, M President I feel that we have superior officers to lead the class of '85 through some L V if very rewarding high school years. We can make the class of '85 the best ajf- freshmen class Central will ever have F 58 'W ffl Ol urs f' 4 Mxm P .l .ff LN' f , Mn. , if .14 Anganetta Maxwelh Stuco, Rep. Tod Barnhart, President A 1, Not pictured: Tracy Sams. Treasurer Tammy Masterson Don Adams Derrick Alexander Jack Alred Gregg Anderson John Apel Troie Arthur Tim Ashina Shondra Atkins Cherri Badger llena Badgwell Todd Barnhart Shaun Bess Michael Bethel Ronnie Blackman Darn Bomer Kay Bright Darren Brown Ronnie Bunch Maryane Burk Junior Burnett Gerald Burns Glen Burr Sallie Calvert Debbie Cantrell Kyle Cantrell Jamie Carnemolla Aaron Corner Debra Carr Tracy Cartwright Ruth Ann Catlett 59 Alecia Chatman Jim Cheatwood Brian Claxton Leann Claxton Paul Cobbins Aleshia Colbert Debbie Cole Doug Collins Michelle Collins Jerry Colson Jimmy Conley Michelle Copeland Derrick Da vis Tim Davis Rosiland Dever Pamela Dixon Mike Doyle Tim Doyle Bridgette Edwards Julie Ellis Gina Evans Richard Fades Cindy Fiedler Lora Fitzpatric Mark Flemings Steve Ford Brenda Francis Jackie Frazier Christina Frledl Darrin Fritz WL Ali . .. f, QQ 1, ,, e W.. K J, . 3 5:5 . . hx Y, - ., .,., N , K Q 60 f OCX fd 5.4 Q13 K ill-si' i 13' f fs 'M-up Peggy Galbreath Pam Gant Marietta Garcia Shelia Gibson Richard Gord Colleene Graves Michelle Graves Tracy Gray Stanley Green Sean Gregory Billy Griffith Darrin Hargis Sheila Hargis Tomi Hallford Tony Harlow Natasha Harp Stacy Hauber Cristal Haver Cindy Hendrix April Henderson Thomas Henderson Amy Henry Kris Hill Jennifer Hill Rodney Hill Jennifer Hobson 61 Jo Ann Hollis Sharmin Hooks Mark Horne Tim Horne Ronnie Howell Cynthia Hunt Pamela Hutchins Bobby James Timmy James Jimmy Jenkins Darrin Johnson Latresa Johnson Rhonda Johnson Tim Johnson Anthony Jones Kim Jordan Wantea Kathran Robby Keller Darla Kelley Kenneth Kennedy Karen Kerns Linda Killough Glenda Killough Faye La Blanc Sandy Ladd Lesley Leeds Daud Lesency Barry Lowe Kelly Lucas Melissa Lucas 62 I rf Gary Luellen Michelle Mc Clain Kevin Mc Clendon Stanley Mc Clure Rhonda Mc Comb Angela Mc Cosan Thomas Mc Hatten Errin Mc lntosh Ricky Mc Lain Dana Mc Pherson James Manning Eddie Marshall Renee Marshall Tammy Masterson Sheryl Martin Shonda Mays Angela Maxwell Marlin Mays Shonda Mays Arthur Medlin Mark Mercer Joseph Meyer Jackie Moore Keith Miller 63 Nancy Moore Kim Moseby Alice Negelein Matt Newman Lisa Newton Steve Noe Lengy Norwood Aaron Nunlay Michal Owens Deana Parks Lisa Parrish John Penochia Jenny Person Eddie Phenix Jim Pipkin Mike Pomeroy Lisa Potts Lisa Powell Donnie Quinn Dee Dee Rain water Jackie Raisor Brian Rickman Gracie Rocha Marc Rollerson Salvador Saldivar Tracy Sams Kevin Sawyer Brent Schmidt Tammy Seism Brenda Self 64 . 9, 4--45 'ai .l .4-an-HL 3 f ,. . ,,,. '21 - ,. 1 aficif f 'R X Patty Sexton Jimmy Shaw Mike Slatton James Smith Kim Smith Margretha Smith Xavier Smith Danny Southern Tammy Spears Bill Stallworth Mickey Stampes Victor Stampes Nathan Stice Robert Stockton Michael Sundforth Ricky Sullivan Susan Sutterfield Susan Sweeten Patricia Tanyan Anne Taylor Johnny Taylor Kim Thompson 65 Gary Thorton Patricia Tideman Gary Treat Travis Troxell letty Valleja Dana Vancy Inga Van Dyke Randy Waldrup Jacque Walker Melvin Watts Stephanie Welch Teresa Welch Angie West Fred West Angie Wheeler Roderick Whiteside Everett Wilson Mark Wilson Mike Wilson Angie Williams Ben Williams Shelbra Williams Wesley Williams Cindy Wright Maurice Wright Pat Wright Vernia Wynn Cindy York .lay York Ga yla Ziegler 66 , Freshmen keep the beat going . if .. 1 ,j 3, 5, ., ws V D3 ,l we le . -'Y F aegis 73' Freshman Board- Members include Tod Barnhart, Ronnie Blackmon, Darren Fritz, Tim Horne, Tammy Masterson, Angenette Maxwell, Lisa Parrish, Jenny jPerson, Mike Pomeroy, Tracy Sams, Kevin Sawyer, and Mickey Stamps T When the class of '85 arrived at Central, Mrs. McMillan introduced them to the school, staff, rules, and traditions. She tried getting their attention by saying, Ladies and gentlemen, could I please have your attention, and finally received their attention with, Children, could I please have your attention? They got better by the end of the year. They also played a big role in the Freshmen-Sophomore play, And Then There Were None , which was a great success. Freshmen sponsor, Mrs. McMillan, stated, The Class of '85 is gonna make Central sit up and take notice. The class will show ,the rest how hard they can work and how much pride they have in the school. 1, ,gi N QQ , W, i a ?3,.9?Ngaa.W,i ,y 5, ff iflg t 1'ii fg,,5A 4 Q 1 Q, L fu, www ' 3 ,av a wmaww x M .Q X, X ,,5i,Q.f f' my K' AN at thy call, pledged our y one and all, way may thou art gain the fmd thee SIUCBFE, all we H Ee, Student life X fag? A ff x -'Q Q x wmxv' 4, Vx 5 ' X M aux-N' 4 Q af vakmm 1 f ' HM7 QP W - 1 X f 2 J X x ,. -E-in 1 XIW Q- ' 'ff M.-1MW MJWXQQ fy X , A.. ' rr A y 31gu Ti Mig. Q i 'K 'E .1-9' w Wmaihw-Axww. , 4, ik? ig i.? ?'4 -ef-,...--,,i . .., ff Ms' qv. 'W -W - us. A 5' ' . ' lm Y V 4 , - A -., ' - , Aa ' WNQHX W' fWl5SM'6El7'l'I' L w , k . M vm' F ' it If 2 w Steve Whitaker King Dazel VI Royalty xr. 'Za I feel it is an honor to It is good to be queen! -Rae It is a real honor and a represent my school as Miss Lynn Cooper, Instrumental self-assuring identity. -Steve Central. -Angela Grimes, Music Queen Whitaker, King Daze Miss Central X ja--'f Senior attendants to Miss Central How can Cathy Essley's total activities be condensed into a single paragraph? Her three years at Central have been very active ones. As a sophomore, Cathy was president of her Sophomore Class, a member of Red Feathers and Student Council. She was also a Marching Brave and chosen attendant to the Band Queen. During her junior year, Cathy remained equally active. She was secretary of the .lunior Class, a member of Student Council, Red Feathers, French Club, NHS, Opera Club, Keywanettes, and was again chosen to be Band Queen Attendant. As a senior, Cathy is vice-president of the Senior Class, vice-president of Student CounciL historian of NHS, a member of Opera Club, Keywanettes, French Club, Red Feathers, and was chosen September Brave of the Month by her classmates. She has continually represented Central proudly. As a sophomore, Keri Standridge was a member of Red Feathers, and a timer for the swim team. Her Junior year, she was a member of Red Feathers, Student Council, in NHS, and a charter member of Keywanettes. She was chosen by the Key Club as Key Club Sweetheart, and voted Junior Attendant to Miss Central as well. This year, she was in Opera Club, NHS, and vice-president of Red Feathers. Karla Oates, as a senior, is a varsity cheerleader, a member of Chiaroscuro, and in Red Feathers. She also sings soprano in the Opera Club. Karla was voted Crown Bearer to Miss Central. 52, '42.'f'X ' as A-9 If!! King Daze Attendants A roll. tk K was in Student Council and National Honor Society and was on f' the honor roll. He received the honors of Bra ve of the North Athlete of the Month, and Brave of the Year. .lon is one of seven brothers to graduate from Central High School. Senior Attendants Greg Adamson was on the track and football teams I Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Afro American Student Society, and on the honor roll during his sophomore and junior years. As a senior, Greg was the October Brave of the Month the April Athlete of the Month, captain of the track team and he received honorable mention in All Conference and All City football. He was again a member of the Afro American Student Society and Fellowship of Christian Athletes and was on the honor As a sophomore, .lon Prince was on the football and basketball teams. He was also on the honor roll. He was a junior attendant to King Daze and on the football team, Junior Board and honor roll his junior year. During his senior year, .lon was In Afro American XX, Student Society, was president of Fellowship of Christian Athletes Junior attendants to Miss Central As a sophomore, Tray Bartlett was a member of the marching and concert bands, and represented the music department as sophomore band queen attendant. She was a charter member of Keywanettes, a delegate on the Sophomore Board, a junior varsity cheerleader, a member of Red Feathers and on the Student Council She participated in the 'DAZE the sophomoreffreshman play and played volleyball. This year Tray is a class officer, a member of the Varsity Cheerleading squad, Red Feathers, Student Council, and in NHS. Cindy Nicholson is a member of the Junior Board and also shows her spirit by being a member of Red Feathers. During Tracye Williams' sophomore year, she was a junior varsity cheerleader, a member of Student CounciL AASS, Red Feathers, and the basketball and track teams. This year she is on the Junior Board and again active in Red Feathers as well as AASS. W X az? it-ni 4 4? .lunior Attendants Bruce Benjamin was on the basketball teams his sophomore year. As a junior, he was on the basketball and football teams again and in American Field Service. Bruce's hobbies are art. wrestling, and football. He plans to attend college studying either drafting or accounting. Calvin Cooper was on the wrestling team and honor roll during both his sophomore and junior years. His interests include motorcycling, and wrestling. For college, Calvin plans to attend the University of Tulsa, majoring in mechanical engineering. As a sophomore, Richie Hunt was on the football and baseball teams, and the honor roll for four quarters, and a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He was also in the freshmanfsophomore play cast. As a junior, he was on the football and baseball teams and an officer of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He was tapped into National Honor Society and on the honor roll. ophomore attendants to Miss Central Barbett Barnett has been very active in the athletic department during her two years at Central She has been on the softball, basketball, and track teams. .lanese Bradford participated in a wide range of activities at Central. As a freshman she was on the junior varsity cheerleading squad, a member of Red Feathers, FCA, the DAZE cast, Marching Band, and on the Student Council. This year she was Junior Varsity head cheerleader, president of the sophomore class, a member of Red Feathers, FCA, and Student Council. Amanda Williams has also been active in different areas at Central. She has been playing the flute in the marching band for two years. Amanda is involved in sports, such as basketball and softball. She is also in Student Council. ophomore Attendants David Allen, as a freshman, was a member of the freshmanfsophomore play cast, for which he received the Red Brick Award, the cast of DAZE, the Opera Club musical, and the swim team. He was also on the honor roll for four quarters. As a Sophomore, David was on the football and wrestling IEBITIS, a member of the freshmanfsophomore play cast, performed a major role in the musicaL and was again on the honor roll. I enjoy motorcycling, playing softball, singing and acting. After graduating, I plan to go to college at Oklahoma State University. As for my career, I would like to perform on Broadway. Phil Bryson began attending Central as a sophomore. He was on the football, basketball, and track teams after having overcome a broken leg and surgery his freshman year. He was in Student Council and vice president of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Phil's favorite hobby is playing football but he enjoys boxing and baseball as well. He has received numerous trophies in all sports. 'After I graduate from high school, I plan to either play professional football or get a good job and a wife to settle down with. David Holloway was on the baseball team and honor roll his freshman year. As a sophomore he was on the cross country and baseball teams. His interests lie in sports, baseball, basketball, and football. After graduating, David plans to attend the University of Oklahoma, majoring in law. I have enjoyed Central the past two years and look forward to completing my high school education here. Freshman attendants to Miss Central New to Central as a freshman is Mary Ann Burke. Mary Ann is involved in Student Concil. She is proud to have been chosen to represent the Freshman Class as the attendant, Rhonda Johnson was the freshman chosen by the Key Club to be their Sweetheart. Her homeroom chose her to be their vice-president. She is a member of the freshmanfsophomore play cast. Also new to Central is Inga VanDyke. Her homeroom chose her to be the Student Council Representative. Wi aku.. ,ww-smut Freshman Attendants Darren Bomer was a member of the baseball team as a freshman. He was also on the honor roll. After graduation, he plans to attend college in Hawaii and become an airline pilot. I like listening to good music, preferably rock and roll, and I love to read Hot Rod Magazine. But my favorite pastime of all is spending a day at the beach in California where I was born and reared. I am interested in airplanes, hot rods, motorcycles, and last but not least, girls. Mike Pomeroy was on the golf team and vice-president of his class. He was a member of the freshmanfsophomore play cast, Key Club, and voted freshman Keywanette sweetheart. After completing high school, Mike plans to attend the University of Tulsa and major in electrical engineering. Enjoying time with all of his friends is Mike's favorite pastime. Victor Stampes was on the honor roll. His interests include snow skiing, tennis, and photography. He does not know where he plans to attend college, but he would like to major in photography. Lynn Cooper tal m usic qu Instrumental music attendants Susan Astramskas has proved to be a most valuable part of Central's Fine Arts Department. This is Susan's first year to be chosen as Band Queen Attendant, but she has been in the band for three years. Last year as a junior, Susan was in the Opera Club, in which she participated in the musical The Music Man . This year she is again in Opera Club singing her heart out in the soprano section. Susan was in the juniorfsenior play, and is Thespians President. Also, she is in CAST, Red Feathers, a member of the Tom Tom Staff, and plays the flute in the orchestra. Go Susan Gol Ruth Williams is also a valuable asset to the Music Department. She has been with the Opera Club three years, being the accompanist. She is also vice-president of the Opera Club. Last year she was chosen as Junior Drum Major for the Marching Braves, and again this year, as Senior Drum Major. Ruth is active in areas other than music. She is NHS Secretary, Editor of Tribal Tribune, a member of the Tom Tom Staff, and is hosting an AFS Student in her home. Instrumental Music A tten dan ts Tina Hix has been in the band for three years. As a freshman, Tina played the drums in the band, and now as a junior Tina leads the band on the field and in parades as the Marching Braves Award Winning Twirler. As a sophomore Tina was chosen as a Award Winning Twirler. As a sophomore Tina was chosen as a Miss Central Attendant. As a junior Tina holds a near 4.0 grade FCA, and Red Feathers. This is Micki Johnson's second year at Central, and her second year in the band. This year she is a member of the flag corps. Micki is homeroom president and involved in Thespians. Last year, Micki was chosen to represent Central as Freshman attendant to Miss Central Faye LeBlanc is new to Central this year, but she has proved herself to be most active in her school work and activities. Faye is a member of the Flag and Rifle Corps, and is in Thespians. Faye was chosen by the Central Staff as Scholar of the first nine weeks. Braves of the month 51 saws.- 'S .tdsmux Cathy Essley, Steve Whitaker Rael ynn Cooper, Greg Adamson November Cathy was actively involved in many areas around Central. She was Vice-President of the Senior Class. and Vice-President of Student Council. Historian of NHS, Opera Club, Tom-Tom Stafh French Club, and Keywanettes were other activities in which Cathy was active. She also held a job at the Southroads Cinema, and plans to attend TJC after high school Steve was interested in boxing. and body building. He took fifth place in the teenage division of the Oklahoma body building contest in l98l. He was voted scholar of the nine weeks. Steve enjoys bodybuilding, skiing, and most outdoor sports. Steve holds a job at the YMCA. He would like to attend an in-state college. RaeLynn was active in sports at Central. She was chosen 'Athlete of the Month for her participation in basketball, softball, volleyball and track. Raelynn was also chosen Band Queen by the Marching Braves. in which she is captain of the rifle corps. Rael ynn is employed at Southroads Cinema. After high school she plans to attend TIC. Greg has lettered in football twice, and received honorable mention in conference and in district his senior year. Greg ran track and lettered in that as well. Greg is a member of FCA and AASS. Greg is enrolled at TJC as well as Central. He would like to major in broadcasting and communication. He was employed at Arby's. Angela, Student Council Representative, varsity Cheerleader, and senior board member, was also voted Miss Central LXI. Angela was a member of Red Feathers, FCA. and Opera Club her senior year. In all her activities, she has maintained high enough grades to be on the principal's honor roll. Jon, a varsity football player, was chosen for the Mercantile Athlete of the Month award. Jon, also FCA President, was honored to be a member of the National Honor Society. Student Council and AASS were two more activities .lon participated in as a Senior. Jon plans to attend Central State University and wishes to get a degree in the health field. Jon likes to keep himself physically conditioned. Angela Grimes, .lon Prince 85 December January Kim Daughtery, Reggie Young Kim has been active in AASS, Red Cross and Red Feathers. She was aslo manager for the boys varsity basketball team. Kim is enrolled at Vo-Tech, and takes Computer Programming. After high school, Kim plans to attend the University of Oklahoma and major in this field. Kim enjoys reading, sewing and dancing. Reggie is one of Central's varsity basketball stars. He has played for three years. Reggie was asked to escort our Queen at homecoming. Reggie also attended Vo-Tech. Basketbalh skating, music, motorcycles and cars are among his favorite hobbies. Dana was kept busy this year as she handled the ticket sales, donations, receipts and other senior class bills, as she was senior class treasurer. Dana was also in Keywanettes and Opera Club and was active in senior board. During Pauls senior year, he was active in the performing arts department. He played the drums in .lazz Ensemble, Concert and Marching Band. He also participated in the Tri-State Honor Stage Band. He was active in Key Club, NHS, Red Feathers and Thespians. He was in the .lrfSr play and received the Red Brick for best actor. Nelda is one of Central's active seniors. She is a member at large of the senior board, active in Student Council and Red Feathers. Nelda was a member of Tribal Tribune and was president of French Club. Nelda attends the United Pentecostal Church at Glenpool and holds a job at T.C-75 Y. As a senior, Mike served as class president. Mike was active in football and wrestling. Other activities he participated in were Art Club, FCa, and stagecraft. Mike was employed at the Park Lane Twin Theatre. He plans to attend college at OU and wants to major in Geology. 85 Dana Palmer, Paul LeBlanc February Nelda Ward, Mike Cantrell March Sandy Kaye. Dennis Finn May Vicki Atkins. Reggie Tinker April Jane Smith. Greg Busby Sandy's senior year was filled with many activities. She was president of VICA, member of NASA, and the senior board. Sandy was honored to have been chosen as Indian Youth Council Princess and to participate in the Governor's Day of Leadership. Sandy wants to study chemical engineering at OU. Dennis was president of Key Club and was active in NHS. Dennis participated on the wrestling and baseball teams at Central. He was a member of the senior board. was voted an Outstanding Centralite and was in the JrfSr play. Dennis attended Boy State and went to the state seminar for the Hugh O'Brien Youth Foundation Award. Dennis was also employed at Sipe's his senior year. Jane is one of Central's outstanding lady athletes. She started in basketball and softball. Jane ran track and played volleybalL and served as football manager. In doing this she received ten varsity letters. She was a Mercantile Athlete Scholarship of the Month and chosen Close-Up Fellowship recipient for 82. Jane wants to continue her education at Northeastern AfM in the field of drafting. During Greg's senior year, he participated in several activities and organizations. He was a varsity basketball player and a member of NHS and AASS. Greg was voted scholar of the nine weeks. Greg enjoys basketball and biking. Greg would like to major in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at OSU. Vicki. a varsity cheerleader. was also in Opera Club and participated in several of Central's musicals. She was also in the orchestral in which she played the violin. She was listed in Who's Who among High School Students. and Who's Who in Music. Vicki was a participant in the Tulsa Junior Miss Pageant. Reggie was elected as President of Chiaroscuro during his senior year. He was also voted as scholar of the second nine weeks. Reggie participated in wrestling and lettered in golf He was awarded a citizenship medal and certificate from the Sons of the American Revolution. He was also on the DAZE Board. 87 41? fa WF? KL ,S , ' QW ? EBI' ig 5 Qi Outstanding Vicki Atkins played violin in the orchestra for three years. ln l98l, she received the National School Orchestra Award. She played the violin in the Opera Club's production of The Music Man her junior year. She was a member of the cast of 'Forty-five Minutes from Broadway and the select choir, Expressions. At Tri-State Music Festival she received the highest rating possible for a vocal solo. Vicki is also a member of Who's Who in Music. Mondo Porter was a member of the Opera Club for three years. As a sophomore, she was student director of the musicaL had a major role in the musical as a junior, and was in the cast her senior year. She was a member of Expressions and the Tri-S tate Honor Chorus. She was in the senior play her sophomore year and the seniorjunior play her senior year. She was in the DAZE cast her junior year. She has worked backstage on nearly all drama productions since beginning attendance at Central. Mondo also was a member of the flag and rifle corps for two years. Paul LeBlanc played Mr. Frank in the Seniorflunior Play 'Diary of Anne Frank for which he received the Red Brick Award. He played for the Oprea Club 's musicals The Music Man and 'Forty-five Minutes from Broadway. He began playing the drums as a sophomore and has been in marching band, wind ensemble, jazz ensemble and DAZE pit band for two years. In l98l, he was in the band Pure Force, which won best act in DAZE. He played percussion for the Central orchestra. As a junior, Paul played for the Tri-State Honor Stage Band. fy O i' wits C entralites Rae Lynn Cooper was on the track team her sophomore and junior years. She was the pitcher for the softball team her junior and senior years. Also, her junior and senior years, she was captain of the girls volleyball team. She was a member of the girls varsity basketball team for three years and captain her senior year. She was chosen athlete of the month her junior and senior years by Central coaches. Reggie Young was a member of the varsity basketball team for three years as well as on the sophomore and junior varsity teams during his sophomore year, He averaged I5 points, nine rebounds, and five blocked shots per game. Angela Grimes has participated in track for two years. She ran the ICD yard dash and was a member of the 440 880 and one mile relay teams. She has received countless ribbons. During her sophomore year, her relay team came in second place at the state meet. Outstanding Christine Quimby has remained on the honor roll all three years of her attendance at Central. During the l980l98l school year, she was chosen Scholar of the Nine Weeks. She is in the National Honor Society. She is ranked fourth in the senior class and has a 3.8 grade point average. Cathy Essley had a grade point average of 3.7. She was on the honor roll for three years. Her ranking in the senior class was I4. She was tapped into National Honor Society as a junior and elected NHS historian her senior year. Dee White has a very impressive academic record. As a sophomore she maintained a 4.0 grade point average. During her junior year she was tapped into National Honor Society. This year Dee was a National Merit Finalist, the only one from Central, and again in National Honor Society. She has a grade point average of 3.7 and ranked ninth in the senior class. l rl ll S ., 1 Xxx ..4f C entralites As treasurer of Keywanettes, Melissa Pike worked to raise money for the club by participating in the Mr, Hairy Legs and the Pie in the Eye contests. She helped clean the trophy case, a project sponsored by Key Club and National Honor Society, of which Melissa is Vice-President. She was also active in Thespians. Dennis Finn was president of Key Club his senior year and one of the most active members ever to be in the club. As a junior he was Lt. Governor of the Tulsa District of Key Club International. He ushered at plays held at Tulsa University, helped plan and put together haunted houses sponored by Key Club, hehved clean the trophies in the Hall of Fame and other countless projects in conjunction with Key Club. He was also an active member of the varsity wrestling and baseball teams, as well as National Honor Society. Ruth Williams was drum major for the marching band for two years. As a junior she was president of Keywanettes and a contributing factor in establishing it as a club at Central. Also as a junior, she was president of Central's Chapter of American Field Service and hosted an AFS student her senior year. She was secretary of AFS her senior year. As a senior she was secretary of the National Honor Society and director of the Opera Club 's musical. Also, she was editor of Tribal Tribune, Central's newspaper: 45 Minutes BenfGeorge M. Cohan ...... Greg Smith Miss Templeton .............. Ruth Williams Gemmaf Miss Higgins ....... ..... A ngela Grimes Danif Flora Dora Dean .......... Donna Talburt StevefTom Bennett ............ David Allen Corinne! Mrs. Dean ............... Susan Astramskas Chrisfjoe Cronin ......... Tim Cervantez From Broadway Jasonfk id Burns ...... ......,. .I eff Thresher Wilhelminaf Mary Jane Jenkins Roselynnf Mrs. Purdy ........,....... 1Vicki Atkins Marie Bettendorff CarterfMr. Warren Tim Cato Police Captain ..................... Mike Ramsey Reporters .............................. Kenny Janke, Mondo Porter. .lamee Thomas, and Dale Whitaker . 'T use . I i 1 'Qsj1,.e W ffl xx i we it M I f M i t Lge' , ' X f V xx' ff X I Junior Senior play The 'Diary of Anne Frank, under the direction of Cathy Chee, brought profit to the Junior Class and the Senior Class this year. Mrs. Chee devoted much of her time and effort into directing these students so on opening night juniors and seniors would be ready to perform at their best. With many months, days, hours and last minute rehearsals, these multi-talented juniors and seniors struggled, fought, worked, and finally performed the 'Diary of Anne Frank. Susan Astramskas Mrs. Frank Sue Brand Anne Frank Dennis Finn Mr. VanDaan Kenny Janke Peter VanDaan Paul LeBlanc Mr, Frank Mondo Porter Miep Greg Smith Deusel .limmy Smith Krauler Crystal Weathers Mrs. Weathers Ruth Williams Margot Stage Manager - Melissa Pike Lighting Director - Tim Cervantez Sound Director - Marty MinorfBrian Chee Technical Director - Paul Ringo Props - Tracy Johnson Costumes - Doneita Slayton Assistant to Director - Marie Bettendorf Crewfset design - Don Flatt, Mike CantrelL Robert Twomey, Eddie Carey, Kevin Cook I W Rogers . .............. Mrs. Rogers ...... . Fred Narracott Vera Claythorn Philip Lombard 11: Anthony Marston ., .... William Blore ........ .. .... General MacKenzie 4vov4.. Emily Brent . ......,...... Sir Lawrence Wargrave Dr. Armstrong The Voice ..... English Maids .... v....f'.,n.nofv CELXLTR AL HIGH SCHOOL AM? 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This year Jr. f b ' Achievement did sell frisbees and digital clocks though - and they did observe first hand the details o usiness and career by touring Shell Oil Company and Tulsa Tribune. Central's Jr. Achievement, one of the largest and most successful in the city, is sponsored by Shell Oil. Its purpose ' ch students how businesses operate lt also teaches teenagers about the free enterprise system, economics, is to tea . and human relationships, and helps them to find out about their own talents and creativity. Vo- Tech AM 9 : gin-.s....f m V .Y I - M . x . Q r fig 1 . . '- X qi? gr V K ,wand if sf v si 11271 -WM., wr' 4.- l P. Vo- Tech PM 'Wharf ' XXXXQ if-1 What is Vo- Tech? This is a question many people ask. Vo- Tech is a vocational school where students can learn almost everything they need to know about almost any occupation of their choice. .lunior and senior students from all Tulsa area high schools are allowed to go to Vo-Tech. The classes last three hours every da y, therefore, students spend half the day at Vo-Tech and half the day at their home schools. At Vo-Tech you can learn about nursing, commercial art, photography, auto mechanics, dental care, child care, clerical work, and much, much more. Many people may think Vo- Tech would be somewhat easy and fun to go to, but it is not always that way. It can be fun, but it is also a lot of hard work. l02 Vo- Tech rlrmniy ., SKK 'C Row l: Felicia Harris, Tori Outland, Angela Woodfork, Margerite Crawford, Michelle Tunley, Renita Hicks, Brenda Morgan, Row 2: Lisa Wallace, Terri Phillips, Shelly Crain, Lind Eastep, Crystal Weathers, Joann Wright, Donald Bough Row 3: Stacy Greenleaf, Mike Duck, Phillip Tatum, Dewayne Farmer, Tracy Rask, Melissa Lawson, Dewayne Simpson, Sam McHatlen -'st Kim Daughtery, Annette Allen, Tonya Daniel, Levelle Traylor, Lisea Ford, Reggie Young, Angie Williams, Tony McCollom, Carl Moss, David Curd, Priscilla Clyma, Deann Lair, Laron Hoskins Organizations A Q' Ti 75 G fm f auf' ax ff? f x X Nswwzif ,, f-'af G I Qi 'fa 3 n 2 N X-. g Rl ,l-3 M W 5 fw I A x Q if I 1.1, Si k j 5 K If KU K Zbyfj -J, N. xy, U-L. iv 1 X , 1 ,Q a , ' wflaw IW X f cu.-sgah Agl F.. ,535 QQ!!-2gni:15i.' jr mga., tw'-, . 3 ' .,.,, Je'-Y, 'Q r .,.,'..3e-N,w:a1,- r- 4 X -.g,,m- W. '- Members includef Alicia Adams, Greg Adamson, Peggy Adkism, Lisa Avington, Billy Brown, Gwen Chaney, Terrence Cherry. James Cooper, Rita Crawford, Yolanda Fox, Patty Frank, Tonya Gafney. Angela Grimes, Willie Holmes, Margo Johnson, Nina Kelly, Bridgette Laskey, Quinton McOuarters, Lynn Minter, Linda Oliver, Tori Outland, Shelia Owens, ,lon Prince, Robert Renfro, Lashelle Robinson, Pamela Shoals, Darrell Tarver, Roschell Thompson, Tracy Williams, Earsela Works, Brenda Young Black is Beautiful. Afro American Student Society The Afro American Student Society is an organization unique to its kind. The members of the society are proud of their culture and interested in the preservation of it. They displayed this pride during black heritage week, February 8-12. Afro American Student Society also sold Central Braves seat cushions, and sponsored an all-school dance. This year's sponsors were Ms. Armstrong, Ms. Shumate, and Mr. Fisher. American Field Service ,NN -y5,TR,v. 3, . Zffxf ?5 Row I, Paul LeBlanc, Katrina Kruzinga, Brian Chee, Susan Astramskas, April Edgett. Dana Bazille, Phyllis Dawes, Row 2, Mondo Porter, Dianne Ferguson, Jenny Persons, Cynthia Chee, Shelli Williams, Marie Bettendorf, Row 31 Margaret Brown, Wendy Yost, Ruth Williams, Leigh Walker, Rebecca Reeves, Tracy Gray, Mary Morton, Danny Aery, Donieta Slayton, Mrs. Files - Sponsor The American Field Service KAFSQ is an organization helping young people to understand the customs and ways of foreign countries. The AlT19flC3l7 Field SET' President, Shelli Williams, Vice President, Leigh Walker, SecretaryfTreasurer, viceflnternation Scholarship was Rufh Williams founded during World War ll. It gave opportunities for young people to visit and live for a year in a foreign country, so they could learn first hand by exper- ience. This year Senior Ruth Wil- liams and Sophomore Shelli Williams hosted Marie Betten- dorf from Luxembourg. Marie Bettendorf We weren 't 72?-Ll! ibut you could have fooled them.j Many people think of cheerleading as more of a social club than the average school organization. The main differences are that these girls are selected by a panel of judges and must put forth constant effort to represent us properly. The work began in the summer, when in July both squads attended camp. The varsity squad attended camp at the University of Arkansas, and brought home one gold, one excellent, and five superior ribbons, a spirit stick, and a top five superior trophy. Junior varsity went to Oklahoma University in Norman, and they received one excellent and three superior ribbons, and a spirit stick. Early in October there was the small crisis of switching sponsors. The old sponsor, Mrs. Foster, was leaving Central. The squad continued in limbo until Mrs. Sutherland I with strong ideas about reviving school spiritj took over. Too many people don 't realize the work involved in being a cheerleader. Of course there 's some amount of prestige involved in wearing those Nifty red and white uniforms, but it's no fun getting up and yelling your lungs out at eight in the morning during your summer vacation, or coming home hoarse and cold after a November football game. Sure these girls are proud of what they do - proud to be cheerleaders, but why shouldn't they be? The leadership and quality expressed by the are only the beginning of a rebuilding program to spiritual tradition Central has been accustomed to. squads this year promote the cg ' ' x ., gs ls .r -. at , , . . mn . . va. Q v 3, L , .A fs- , ,., e V , . . . f f, 1' Y . W s Q., ,ma ' . f.- -1 - if 5, W. dqammq I -V . f , V 3 . ammy. W ,..f fi-f ' . V' af' , 5 hiv: Varsity: Row lr Angela Grimes, Kerri Helker, Tray Bartlett, Donna Talburt, Jennifer Curd Row 2: Kathy Dunn, Sharon Hockett, Karla Oates, Vicki Atkins, Caroline Gutowski g And the beat goes on. VQ3,-. Q2 Jr, Varsity: Row I: Rachel Taylor, Traci Sams, Donna Fagin, Stephanie Kleiman, Tammy Lightle Row 2: Janese Bradford, Robin Johnson. Darla Scott ,. . H V v WM f Chess Club Top Row: Darren Fryover, Vice-President, Richard Carter, 5ecretaryfTreasurer, Mr. Jaeger - Sponsor, Sue Brand, Mary Morton, Sharon Hockett, Beth Whisman, Suzanne Timmons, Nick Prince, Melvin Driver, Wayne Carroll, Bottom Row, Chris Fisher, James Reynolds, President, Shawn Abbott, John Prince, Chris Williams Although relatively young, the Chess Club is certainly not lacking in enthu- siasm or participation. During morning meetings, members practiced their skills in preparation for chess and backgam- mon tournaments held throughout the year for members and interested 1 students. 2 i fi Hg 2 i if is r 4, One of the more popular games at Centrah 'Backgammann I ' 1 Q F D 1'- 1' . . . ...s .al - Mark does Sam. HlHHlIllq:.ll-.- 'V 1 'du ,WMM Q- .WB Sponsor: Brice Hasty Chiaroscuro Officers: Reggie Tinker. Robert Surber, Brian Williams, Randy Butler N . ,NN W .dll A, 4 kg,5-.- l know I saw that mouse run in here! Many people can't even pronounce it, much less tell you what they do. Many of their activities are taken for granted, including: maintaining the grounds and plants in the commons area, printing T-shirts, tickets, and posters for drama productions, selling doughnuts in the mornings, decorating for dances, and of course the traditional Beaux Art Bal. Thanks Chiaroscurol Wi,.fs-,WM-L, COE NH...-JW N-mm-q ..........-----L Row I, Tarinue Winford, Pam Shoals, Bridgett Wynn, Row 2, Kevin Williams, Sonja Pendergraft. Lori Thresher, Benita Seals, Row 3, Debra York, Billy Allen, Lary Kozlowski. Tom Langenback, Cindy Horne, Karla Bewley. Not Pictured, Cindy Pomeroy. Kina Bailey Cooperative Office Education is a one-year program for seniors who are interested in a career in Business. Students spend two hours in the COE classroom, which contains up-to-date business equip- ment, and half a day working in various offices in the Tulsa area. Instruction in job interviews is given and help in selecting a job is provided. No previous work experience is necessary. Besides learning by working with adults in an office situation, Central students receive wages. Most companies offer full-time positions to their successful COE students upon graduation. Many Central students wish to attend college, however, and those same companies offer programs that pays tuition for employees to go to college part-time. All students have earned a good reference and have gained actual work experience that will aid them when they are ready to enter the job market. xSeL-N ,,,- gtg indif' gs-Q f Q.. f ,M Sonja Pendergraft utilizes latest business equipment DECA Row I: Bryan Singleton, James Bill, Butch Starky Row 2: Theresa Self, Jackie Frakes, Jenell Glover, Alicia Gamble, Neal Crowell, Rebecca Davis Row 3, Mrs. Gish, Tina Grant, Lynn Gragg, Peggy Martin, Tonya Gafney, Todd Hill, Carolyn Hunt, Vikki Gafney, Jessica Ferguson, Harold Daniels, Robert Surber. Officers: Tonya Gafney, Theresa Self, Harold Daniels, Alicia Gamble, Robert Surber, Ronnie Williams, Jackie Frakes, Distributive Education Clubs of America CDECAj is an organization for students enrolled inthe DEfMarketing program. The students receive on the job training. The club has many activities for the student to become involved in. Fundraising activities, such as the annual sausage sale, give the students a chance to show their sales abilities. The annual Bosses Breakfast, held at the Williams Center, gives students an opportunity to honor their bosses for all the training they have received on the job. The DECA members also attend a State Career Conference in OKC. Students compete with other students throughout the state in their chosen occupational 3l'63. Row I, Dale McHenry, Annita Linn, Tammy Johnson, Sandy Kaye, Row 2: Russ Flowers, Jeff Kirby, Jeff Albert, Mary Ellis, Rosetta Duff, Row 3: Mitchell Dobson, Terry Wofford, Billy Dowell, Row 4, Todd Jones, Steve Gilford, Sponsor, Mr. Ed Sittler, VICA The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America IVICAQ is a local, state, and national organization made up of students and advisors who are enrolled in, or associated with, Trade and Industrial, Health and TechnicaL Education. The purpose of the student's participation in VICA activities is personal development. This is accomplished in student-initiated civic, educa- tional, professional, and social activities. At Central all students enrolled in Mr. Ed 5ittIer's ICE Ilndustrial Cooperative Educationj class are members of VICA. The VICA organization at Central has accomplished many goals this year and they are a very proud club. .leff Albert, vice president, Jeff Kirby, Parliamentarian, Mary Ellis, secretary, Sandy Kaye, president, Billy Dowell, Treasurer, Dale McHenry, reporter, Terry Woffard, Historian, Fellowship of Christian Athletes f,i yt at , . K t V .eff g 5221: A , K, a t President - John Prince , - ' 2 rl t . F Vice-President - Phil Bryson Secretary - Nick Prince The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a club open to all students of Central High School. The main purpose of this club that meets on Fridays before school is to build the Christian Athletes character and strength through God's word. FCA 's history started in the late l950's here in Oklahoma. Don McClanaen from Oklahoma State University was asked by his pastor to talk to young people about the Bible. As time passed he would travel to different high schools and organize speakers to strengthen the athletes and young people by telling their experiences through God. Treasurer - Richie Hunt Vive La France! The French Club remained busy by making and selling French cookbooks and selling candy. They also attended the Foreign Language Dinner where they gave a presenta- tion on French culture. To promote interest, they gave wine and cheese parties at weekly meetings. Said Jean Spears, Chairperson of the Foreign Language Department and sponsor of the French Club, The Foreign Language Department offers the student opportunities for activi- ties that not only reinforce class- room learning but also those which develop initiative, independence, cooperation, and a sense of respon- sibility, as well as enlightening social relationships. The purpose of the clubs is to further interest in the languages and different ways of life. WN Seated: Shawn Abbott, Suzy Hoefling, Nelda Ward, Kerri Helker. Standing: Marva Maynard, Tim Cato. Jenny Hobson, .luri Casasola, Margaret Brown, Carol Tadpole, Cathy Essley. ur auf Deutsch Row I: Katrina Kruzinga, Karen Kearns, Marie Bettendorfli Frau Cahalen, Flossie Honeycutt, Dana Bazille, Jane Morgan, Row 2: Dan Williams. Greg Geiger. Dee White. Jeanie McComb, Jimmy Smith, Lora Ashcraft, Row 3: Chris Williams, David Alfred. Doneita Slayton. , ,W,, S K Y The purpose of the German Club is to familiarize students with German culture. The members studied German history, sold Advent calendars, and even got to make traditional German foods. They attended the Foreign Language Dinner where they sang German songs. Die deutsche Gesellschaft exis- tiertes Mitglieder deutsches Kultur zu Lehren. Sie studieren deutsche Geschichte Speise und Sitte. Sie halien ankunft Kalendergekauft, Lebucken Hausen gemacht, und das fremdsprache Festmahl beiwohnt. Da sangen sie Weinachtslieder. Key Club . . . Key Club: Mike Pomeroy Tad Barnhart John Walker Dennis Finn Greg Smith Mike Ramsey Tim Cervantez Robbie Keller Kevin McDaniel Brian Chee Kenny Janke David Bailey Kevin Builer Eric Goins Sponsor: Jim Morton 1 ll 'Q I 'G 'A in -5, If ' llf' Sam Parks Dewayne Simpson Dewayne Farmer Jae Turinerti Michael Pompa Steve Mantich Paul LeBlanc -If .1 , JJ Eric Goins IRQ and Dennis Finn KU each split the term as Key Club president Pursuing Tomorro ws Po ten tial y 1 , . gggsggjigia ,-,,, it lt's business as usuall VJ fix . 1 s -4 - Sf U Q. i 'E E Mr, Nolan did a great job as our Kiwanis Advisor, 5 WEE THEAR T5 Vice-President John Walker, Secretary Greg Smith, and Treasurer Mike Ramsey enjoy steak dinners before being installed. This year, for the first time, two members split the term as president. Eric Goins and Dennis Finn each served for a period of time as president and each did an outstanding job. Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Tulsa, Key Club performed many projects for the school and community. We ushered at the Miss Oklahoma Pageant, sponsored the annual car bash and bon-fire, sponsored the annual much more. Pie-ln-The-Eye contest, and As in the past, our year was highlighted with the annual District Convention which was held in Dallas this year. We entered Kathy Dunn and Cindy Pomeroy in the district sweetheart contest. Everyone worked hard and it turned out to be a very successful year. The highlight of our year is district convention. Left - Right: Rhonda Johnson - Freshman Dennis Finn receives a warm welcome in a reasonably calm, Micki Johnson - Sophomore Kathy Dunn - Junior Cindy Pomeroy - Senior regional caucus meeting at convention. K e ywanettes . . W so-- 1,-L- nv- gg., Q- Kiwanis advisor Carl Olson guided the club very well L R Row I, Suzan Ashby, Katrina Kruizinga, Cindy Pomeroy, Melissa Pike, Lisa Metzger. Row 2, Sherri Daniels, Mary Morton, Marva Maynard, Leigh Walker. Barbara Gill, Miss Vaughan Sheila Morgan. Lori Thresher, Carol Merrell, Cathy Essley. This year the Keywanettes club at Central was small compared to last year. This had little meaning because these girls really worked hard at serving the school and community. They worked at this year's Positive Thinking Rally at ORU. sponsored the Hairy Legs Contest, and even elected their own sweethearts. They worked hard for ten months before they traveled to Austin, Texas for their annual district convention this year. R Keywanettes Board L-R, Cindy Pomeroy - Vice- President, Lisa Metzger - Secretary, Melissa Pike - Treasurer, Katrina Kruizinga - President. i Sli N T 9 '41 1, 3 g ii ,I , Keywanettes Sweethearts: Mike Pomeroy - Freshman John Tyson - Sophomore Joe Turinetti - Junior Kevin McDaniel - Senior lui I1 , 1 ,A W Y Keywanerte members Bridgette Wynn and Pam Shoals like to keep up on club business, Romonda Porter had a successful year as Lt. Governor. Division Eric Goins KU and manager Katrina y Kruizinga KRJ made a good team when Eric won the hairy legs contest. mm K ' v 0 i ' Keywanettes - serving the schooL the community, and the city. 1 4 X Q x x fl Music Department if W' Y Tulsa Central Marching Braves Opera Club 2- PW Jazz Ensemble Orchestra ' QQ ' if Opera Club adds a little expression Top Row: Ruth Williams, Mike Ramsey, Tim Cato, Tim Cervantez, Greg Smith, Kenny Janke, Jeff Thresher, Dale Whitaker, Bottom Row: Laurie Timmons, Sheila Morgan, Felicia Perry, Jamee, Thomas, Sherri Daniels, Susan Astramskas, Vicki Atkins, Shelli Williams This year at Central the Opera Club had a new director, Mr. Rex Wakefield, a graduate of Oral Roberts University. Opera Club is a performing chorus which participates in assemblies, not only at Central, but also at local school and events. One of the main projects of each year is the annual musical and this year was no exception. We performed Forty-Five Minutes From Broadway. But this year there were many changes, such as attending the Tri-State Music Festival in Enid, Oklahoma. But one of the highlights of this year was the new ensemble Expressions. It is made up of I6 students who auditioned from the Opera Club. They dedicate 30 minutes twice a week to perfecting their musical talent. They often perform for guests that come to Central and most of these students auditioned for the Tri State Honor Chorus and took solos and duets to perform in competition. President: Tim Cervantez, Vice-President: Ruth Williams, Secretary: Jamee Thomas, Treasurer, Sherri Daniels Orchestra adds a touch of class A f wt, . Q .- - .J . . ' 1 5 A. 3h A , S , , 2 - Row L Vickie Atkins, April Edgett, Dana Bazille, Phylis Dawes. Row 2: Susan Astramskas. Diane Ferguson. Row 3: Bob C. Lees, Phillip Syas This year the Orchestra class was small in number, but produced a good sound. They performed at the y Christmas Assemblies, lunchtime in the commons, and ended the year at Tri-State in Enid, Oklahoma. Tulsa Central jazz ensemble Row I: Ruth Williams, Gari Waite, Marty Minor, Richard Carter, Dale Braden. Row 2: Bob C, Lees, Paul Le Blanc, Chris Tarver, Dee White, Filepe Jones, Clem Reed. Row 3: David Lansoncy, Chris Utz, David Hamrick, Keith Pete, Mitchell Crain, Danny Aery. Ed Sturgeon, Todd Barnhart. The Tulsa Central Jazz Ensem- ble appeared at Tri-State in l98O-8l and received a superior rating. Ever since then they have done very well in anything they've tried to accomplish. They've represented Central in contests in such places as the Green Country Jazz Festival in Tahlequah, Oklahoma and ended the year with a trip to Enid, Oklahoma for the 50th Anniver- sary of Tri-State. Tulsa Central wind ensemble rw Quloe Sharmin Hooks Tracy Cartwright Jody Perryman Windy Yost Michelle Tunley Tony Jackson Marcene Sewell Carla McGee Alice Carroll Michelle Collins Susan Astramskas Diane Ferguson Ruth Williams Richard Carter Dewayne Simpson Danny Aery Margaret Brown Dale Braden Marco Jackson Maury Matthews Marty Minor Gary Waite David Hamrick Tim Cervantez Mitchell Crane Todd Barnhart Ed Sturgeon Mike Ramsey Dee White Paul LeBlanc April Edgett Shelli Williams Chris Tarver Filepe Jones Phillip Tatum Tina Hix The Wind Ensemble was an advanced band class mainly made up of Juniors and Seniors. They played in the Christmas Assembly and traveled to local elementary and junior high schools to perform. Their final performance was at the gradua- tion at the Performing Arts Center. Concert Band Adoncita Brookins Carl Cooper Tonya Daniel Angie Forehand Tracy Gray Dwayne Harper Lentrice Dews Anthony Jones Leslie Leeds Steve Mantich Eddie Marshall Teresa Mendenhall Richy McClain Thomas McHatten Chris Tarver Lisa Willbourn Amanda Williams Ben Williams Pat Wright Gracie Roacha Nathan Strice i' if The Tulsa Central Concert Band is a 21 member band that concen- trates on the study of concert music. Most of the members are lst and 2nd year members. They meet 6th hour every day for a 45 minute practice. Director - Bob C. Lees sisl ':',.-A-K' l26 Tulsa Central marching bra ves Tlll QA CFNTPM I Row I, Sally Calvert, Tim Doyle. Row 2: April Edgett, Dewayne Harper. Sheli Williams, Margaret Brown, Don Flatt. Paul LeBlanc, Filepe Jones, Chris Tarver, Clem Reed, Row 3: Maury Matthews, Angie Forehand, Marcene Sewell, Michelle Tunley, Amanda Williams, Tracy Gray, Wendy Yost, Ben Williams, Ronnie Bunch, Richard Carter. Row 4, Marty Minor, Susan Astramskas, Carla McGee, Sharmin Hooks, Alice Carroll, Diane Ferguson, Dee White, Tracy Cartwright, Teresa Mendenhall, Tony Jackson, Mike Ramsey. Row 5: Tina Hix, Dewayne Simpson, Ed Strugeon, Mitchell Crain, Eddy Marshall, Todd Barnhart, Michelle Collins, Anthony Jones, Tony Jackson, Steve Mantich, Gary Waite, Jody Perryman. Row 6: Danny Aery, David Hamrick, Dale Braden, Tim Cervantez, Melissa Belvin, Ruth Williams. Row 7: Sue Brand, Missy Lucas, Faye LeBlanc, Bobbie Uhles, Marie Bettendorf, Tracy Baptiste. L ynnia Reynolds, Tamara Wynn, Micki Johnson, Tracy Johnson. Row 8: Rae Lynn Cooper, Cindy Lawrence, Roberta Harlow, Vernia Wynn, Mondo Porter, Molina Msith, Kristy Alberti, Kelli Campbell Drum Majors: Junior, Danny Aery, and Senior, Ruth Williams fils. luis 1 f 5' . if . S U if g A.L . Twirler: Tina Hix mai .Q Amis.- The Tulsa Central Marching Braves kept the beat going for the spirit of Central High School. They participated in pep assemblies, football games, bon-fires, contests, and parades. They represented a band with pride and tradition. They started the year off with one week of intense training at Sequoya State Park, better known as BA ND CAMP. During the football season, they represented Central High in contests in such places as Wichita, Kansas, Denton, Texas, and Tahlequah. The Marching Braves were often heard at 6:30 in the morning practicing for upcoming events. Not only did they practice in the morning. They often practiced after school. Being a Marching Brave meant dedication, hard work, and sometimes disappointment. But the Braves held their heads up high with pride knowing they were representing Central High School. Not only did we work hard but we kept traditions, such as initiation for new band members. The Seniors of 82 started new ones such as new Drum Majors receiving a pie-inathe-eye and new band members taking an oath. l27 Tulsa Central Flag and Rifle Corps , tmztss. z ' , , , . 4Nfff 1+ ' F i - s I L 4, - ff ,mf ,Q sf: - st 5 K x 3? ', f i 31.5 ,,, , ,, in fi V '55 ,Vg E at T Q ,1 , 1.2 11 1 'i 5 'gl L , nfl I ' ,U-'r Q , I -T? 1 N Nix L? Tracy Baptiste, Sue Brand, Kelli Campbell, Lisa Metzger, Cindy Lawrence, Molina Smith. Marie Bettendorh L ynia Reynolds, Rae Lynn Cooper, Faye LeBlanc, Tamara Wynn, Kristy Alberty, Mondo Porter, Vernia Wynn, Micki Johnson. Tracy Johnson. Mm Rox X-'X A vital part of the Marching Braves is the I8 girls who call themselves the Flag and Rifle Corps. They have earned several first place awards and ratings of superior and excellent in competitions. Flag Captains are Tracy Johnson and Sue Brand. Another added feature to the band is the Rifle Corps led by Captain Rae Lynn Cooper and Co-Captain Cindy Lawrence. Helping another year ,xv -Q.. nl ow l: Carla McGee, Ajuania Bladwin, Trena Martin Gecretaryj, Sharmin Hooks, Row 2. . Vaughn KCo-sponsorj, Phyllis Dawes, Danny Hooper, Ruth Carlile, Mary Kay Morton. ancy North, Row 3, Dale Whitaker Ureasurerj, Diana Dahl CSponsorj, Sarah Smith. Cookie lackmoal, Kimberly Tyson, Row 4: Jean Lindley, Dewayne Farmer, Tim Cato CPresident2, limmy Smith I Vice Presidentj, Jackie Anderson, C, V. Hill, Larry Kozlowski Red Cross has been hehwing people for many years. This year Red Cross had red Christmas stockings, filled with candy, fruit, and a toy, for needy children. They also had a used clothing drive. On February fifth, the annual Blood Mobile was here at Central. The week before Valentine 's day the Red Cross sold candy hearts. So Red Cross has had another year of helping. NS This year NHS maintained its usual excellence. Juniors and seniors were tapped for the addition to a selected group. Two year members upheld their high standards. NHS also continued the delivery of Santa Grams and Cupid Grams and the election of the Scholars of the Nine Weeks. New things also came from NHS. Installation of officers was better than ever, members ordered sweaters, and a new service project, cleaning the CHS trophy cases, was completed. Officers: Barbara GIIL President, Melissa Pike, Vice President, Ruth Williams, Secretaryt Katrina Kruzinga. Treasurer. Cathy Essley, Historian, and Shirley Woods, Sponsor, worked to make this year's National Honor Society the very best. continues excellence R X Et, lst Row CL-RQ: Melissa Pike, Ruth Williams, Cathy Essley, Katrina Kruzinga, 2nd Row: .loe Gibson, Richie Hunt, Sandy Kaye, Kerri Helker, Shawn Abbott, Brian Chee, Suzan Ashby 3rd Row: Margaret Brown, April Edgett, L ynnia Reynolds, Sue Brand, Lisa Brown, Tina Hix, Kathy Dunn, Sheila Morgan, .lanetta Ellis, Rae Lynn Cooper, Keri Standridge 4th Row: Tray Bartlett, Mrs. Woods, Cindy Horne, Vicki Atkins, Doneita Slayton, Suzanne Timmons, Karla Bewley, Sharon Hackett, Christine Quimby, Cynthia Chee, 5th Row: Scott Vanemburg, Don Polson, Dee White, Richard Carter, Billy Allen, Kevin Moore, .lames Reynolds. Paul LeBlanc, Greg Busby, Tim Cato, Dennis Finn. Jennifer Curd l30 President Barbara Gill and sponsor Mrs. Woods. The officers of NHS are five of the most prestigious positions open to high school students. Barbara, Melissa, Ruth, Katrina, and Cathy vowed to uphold their duties as officers. They were five of the best leaders ever to attend Central. Row If Donna Lamb. Barbara Caudilb Dana Lamb, Row L Waco Winkle, Anthony Jumper, Barry Lowe. Darrin Hargis, Bobby James. Jimmy James, Row 3: Mr. L ytol, Ms. Tonemah, Rebecca Ward. Sandy Kaye, Tracy Babtiste, Christina Reed Monika Amos. Robin Amos. , 14 Native American Student Association In 25 1 S if Technical Theatre ls! Row: Sue Brand, Greg Smith, Ruth Williams, Brian Chee, 2nd Row: Kenny Janke, Melissa Pike, Crystal Weathers, Dennis Finn, Susan Astramskas, Mondo Porter, Paul LeBlanc, Donita Slayton, Marie Bettendorf, 3rd Row: Jimmy Smith, Jina McCasslin, Janet Johnson, Marry Minor, John Walker, Cynthia Chee, Rhonda Neal, Roger Aaman, Lisa McConneL Lisa Metzger, Shelli Williams, 4th Row: Curtis Holland, Paul Ringo, Robert Twomey, Bobby Self, Tim Cervantez, Tracy Johnson, Clem Reed, Eric Goins, Mike Cantrell What can be said about Mrs. Chee and her tech classes? This year the tech class con- structed a 2 story set exposing to the view of the audience a small attic in the top of an old warehouse. Each room could be seen at all times. showing all the actorsfactresses throughout the performance. The tech crew worked hard and long to build this dynamic set. Shown are views from stage right, Anne's bedroom, and of course, the secret entrance. Not only did they work on the JuniorfSenior Play set but also on the FreshmenfSophomore Play and the Musical. . 7T i:'..a gl gm - The ingenious set for JuniorfSenior Play Red Feathers Sealpers , Q45 ' 'SI 5:4 0 Q Q 53 t f ta , B, , 52 can , 'W 'LAP it M , ,,E,. Qvez . , J, I , ,.,., A ,, A , T' . V ff, V ' l-, ,, is f 1 if if L , Q f W JZ. ',,A g Q ' Q, , 1 , ,i , eeee G . . i 3 f , gl' , I ' K' . , 45' fx 9' Q N 'f 'f- -' cj 4, , A, K .-st , ggi, B :' YQ G K ' ' 5 'pu 1 , T -s Q KK g h F VIAA f ,I V or 'wt W, M-.M .,,,,, 4 uf. sf - , , , gf. 7, . , 1 V-gs, ' f -A t- it t Q t A C - ts ta ff s A 5 'M . X - ' r max- . am F K , , V I K , V g . ,t i F' W , f ' , 4,5 .Q 1 , r as ' , ' gy' H A , L ,ppl A .g ,:,. . 1 I V I vL,7 n A U 'Tr - E V I f K , ,. - I I-,, ffw. ,V,,g jfs? Hs' Lrg.-sf., Red Feather Members include: Shondra Atkins, Tracy Baptiste, Tray Bartlett, Mark Blair, Kevin Butler, Leslie Butler, Barbara Caudill, Brian Chee, Cynthia Chee, Rae Lynn Cooper, Michelle Copeland, Kathy Dunn, Dennis Finn, Stacy Hauber, Tina Hix, Sharon Hackett, Kenny Janke, Marva Maynard, Kevin McDanieL Shelly McManus, Carroll Merrill, Brenda Morgan, Sheila Morgan, Cindy Nicholson, Sam Parks, Cathie Patrick, Melissa Pike, Cindy Pomeroy, Becky Reeves, Dewayne Simpson, Greg Smith, Kim Snelling, Lori Thresher, Nelda Ward, Dawn Weathers, Beth Whisman, Tracy Williams, Donna Morrow, Denise Morrow. Y! A kt M we t E uve T i ts - fe' V, .. 5 Red Feathers! Scalpers is one of the largest organizations at Central Mrs. Sutherland, this year's sponsor of Red Feathersf Scahwers, has hekwed a lot to keep things organized and keep us on our toes. Also, we would like to show our appreciation toward our mascots, Stephanie Sutherland and Greg Campbell for helping us support our teams and show our school spirit. Q Y K sung, xxpai r ' 42 N314 'K 3' 11. 3 iii, ma 'Z-..-f' Going to pep assemblies and games, making signs, doing favors for the teams, selling spirit ribbons and candy, and, last but not least, making it to the meetings every Thursday morning at 7:30 was not all the Red Feathersf Scalpers did this year. The foremost activity of the Red Feathers! Scalpers was to unite and strengthen the spirit of the entire student body. Officers Donna Morrow, presidentf Keri Standridge, vice-president, Denise Morrow, secretary, and Sherri Daniel, treasurer worked hard to organize the activities held throughout the year, which included the election of Mr. Spirit and, of course, Spirit Week. Participation in these activities was a great success. ve b V nw, fp, fl! J tw sf x Pg,- Student Council K WA? I 1 .wen . - cc, f Student Council, an organization that represents the whole student body, began their year with a new sponsor, Mr. Ernest McHugh. Several members, along with Mr. McHugh, attended the Student Council Convention in Muskogee. The theme chosen for the state convention was The Rainbow Connection . When they returned, they were wearing pins which read, '7 Love Stu-Co . Next, they hebwed Mr. Hasty sell Beau Art Tickets. In December, Student Council participated in the canned food drive along with Red Cross, purchased and decorated a Christmas tree for the Central Common's area, and held the December city-wide Stu-Co luncheon. At the luncheon, entertainment was provided by Sherri Daniel and the varsity cheerleaders. Each school, plus Dr. Zenke and Don Hoopert, was given a bulb to hang on our tree. Stu-Co sold hats and pennants at the football and basketball games. In January, ten members attended the Jenks Workshop. Student Council members also sold DAZE tickets and musical tickets. In conclusion, We Love Stu-Co . x 1 . x ff' - fm 5 Y x ,N 'Vx + 1 I . I .K,.-Q X x N Aa N,,,..MwJf, A , 1 A 1 HM Vw . w FH. nv QQ- .,z fw 2635? num, W WB IS .. qw, Mae 4 The National Thespians Society Mg, wqw- Row I: Melissa Pike, Daniela Slayton, Susan Astramskas, Kenny Janke, Jimmy Smith, Row 2: Faye LeBlanc, Lisa Metzger, John Doe, BaDeanna Bartleson, Becky Reeves, Ruth Carlile, Dana Bazille, James Reynolds, Row 3: Ruth Williams, Tim Cervantez, Sue Brand, Marie Bettendorf, Mondo Porier, Paul LeBlanc, Kelli Campbell, Micki Johnson, Marty Minor. Dennis Finn, Greg Smith we President, Susan Astramskas Secretary: Donieta Slayzon, Vice-President: Kenny Janke, Clerk: Melissa Pike, Treasurer: Jimmy Smith Students Faye LeBlanc and Mondo Porter listen to the agenda of a Thespians meeting one early Tuesday morning. The National Thespian Society is an education- al organization which aims to establish and advance standards of excellence in all phases of theatre arts, and which aims to create an active and intelligent interest in theatre arts in high schools. This year at Central we voted at the beginning of the l98l-82 school year to change from CAST CCentral Acting and Stage Troupej to Thespians. This year we have about 23 students at large and around IO chartered members. To be chartered a student must earn at least I0 points by participating on stage and backstage. The Thespian Society here at Central didn't receive their troupe number until mid-January. But many of the students helped out in any way they could, either by working backstage, selling tickets. or by performing in the many plays Central has to offer during the school year. Not only did they work on the stage at Central, but they also helped in workshops at the University of Tulsa and went to local plays in Tulsa. We kept the traditions of Red Brick and the Spring Banquet but also helped advance the Fine Arts week by performing a One-Act play. The students of Thespians would like to thank Mrs. Chee for all her help in the performances we presented on the Central stage. The Thespians kept the beat going by upholding traditions but also starting new ones. As the Thespians motto says: 'Act well your part, there all the honor lies. 'n H4 '18,-v m Thespians involves itself not only by performing but also by working behind the scenes. X S. His, f If I 1.. V Actors and Actresses of the FreshmenfSophomore play publicize 'And Then There Were None l39 bl Y , s. ,,,, , wb a The l98l-i982 Tom Tom Staff consisted of I5 members: I3 seniors, I junior, and our beloved sponsor, Mr. Smith. Trying to capture memories and put them in a book - someone told us that was our job, but it was also said to have a good time while we were doing it. WelL blurred pictures, deadlines, lost film, stolen cameras and arguments were all part of our good time. Through it aIL Alison, Suzan, Susan, Brian, Julie, Jennifer, Cathy, Eric, Kevin, Mondo, Cathy, James, John, Ruth and Mr. Smith had a, well . . . interesting time. We hope you find our Tom Tom interesting as well. Tom Tom Staff Row I: Dee White, Katrina Kruizinga Row 2: Vicki Atkins, Ruth Willams. Alison Abbott Marie Bettendorff Nelda Ward, Row 3: Brad Belvin, Mike Ramsey, John Walker, Tribal Tribune -Q.. wa. gm The senior staff of Tribal Tribune published and distributed the paper, with contributions from Journalism I. On deadline days, one might hear shrieks coming from our little hole in the wall on the second floor, as we tried, with success, to assemble eight issues of Tribal Tribune. We endeavored to cover school activities, news events, local and national, and still retain our sanity. As the year came to a close we knew we'd made it and were proud of our success. rs In 10.4 .tnrvlt Jumvqgfs' Jean Spears, Sponsor 6 T y ' ' 1'--ai-, ,., Q .. 1. K ,L 2 n P5 A T e J, . ig, T? T as ,- Q 1 f - '. .iiii - - 1 M' Jawa. 2 ,Q ' T f up r ' t z H Q t ,,., , X , wi ., Y T f is if wg: -ez , ' aff'--1e:,f'!5ii' ' kg? 5 1 ,5 . ' 5 , V Q Ak ,K :.:.. ,g. gf 5: . fix . .,AXL . . , a , , W a FN aa, .Q r Q at ! lf xxfb N4 I ka. , ..QJ e i iv, X X' N 2 , ,. , to ' 1 A , ,, a t ., - gf 23 'r fL'- . i 'K' f A 2 f T - a a ,X A V , , V .away ., Row lr Carla Fleming, Dinieta Slayton, Rahrh Macon, Eddie Burk, Sherri Daniel, Becky Ward, Row 2: Kevin Harrigan, Sharon Kendall, Adana Alred, Verna Wynn, Ajuania Baldwin. Tray Bartlett, Veroncia Gray, Suzanne Timmons, Marva Maynard, Dana Bazille The Journalism I class is a training class for students who want to be on the senior staff of Tribal Tribune and Tom Tom. They learn the differences in writing techniques for news stories, features and editorials. Often their writings are printed in the monthly edition of Tribal Tribune. They also work on the advertising for the newspaper. They also study layout, copy-writing and picture cropping for the yearbook. Organizations pro vide funds we kt: N S F This year each of the 25 organizations was asked to donate 350119 to a fund that would benefit the whole school. C Yes, even the Toga kids. pictured above, commonly called the senior class, were asked to donate. Q The graduating classes of l93l and l932 said they would provide us with a contribution to purchase a long-sought-after marquee, only if we could raise the rest. Money was raised by candy sales, donations, selling seat cushions and cook books etc. Central students worked hard and long to collect money for the marquee. As to when it will be completed. it is not certain, but Central students soon hope to see a marquee in frqgt of Central High School. Sports C fax . . WT- - X 5 f w x gf M : HW , 1 if gf ag wm . 1 ' ' vjffygjl -JN' Ax is K f W, V K I - Braves surprise all in victory With the beginning of school comes the beginning of another football season and when the Braves touched the turf of Skelly Stadium little did the Ropers know that the Braves would not succumb to the Rogers offense this time. The Braves held tight to the ball and ran for a 2014 victory that night, ending a record-breaking 55-game losing streak. The games that followed were exciting. With the Braves fired up and the crowds always cheering, Central fought hard and would not fall easily. From tag to tackle, fumbles to formation, or faded fields to Skelly Stadium, the Central Braves experienced it all with their fans supporting them all the way. The Braves' unique size, enthusiasm, and spirit laid the foundation for the most outstanding season Central has had in a long time. Congratulations! 'M'L i 1 H 1 ia--.wo-vpn, gt gym sf '-3. ,U ,, 9, 1 if , 1 Jw l V1 N P' M srl- A., , , . .tc 1,1 mg: ' ' S is X WY Row It Ruford Henderson, Tyron Fanin. Eddie Phenix, Clifford Jackson, Jon Prince, Eric Barnett, Darr I Williams, Nick Prince, Gary Phenix, Conrad Moore Row 2: Melvin Driver, Manager, Linda Oliver, Managert Jane Smith, Manager, Steve Whitaker, Chris Williams, Bryan Rickman, Ricky Villanueva, Lynn Minter, Manager, Tracy Williams, Manager, Row 3: Ethan Benjamin, Dwight Sanders, Chalfles Fisher, Daryl Tarver, Bruce Benjamin, Kenton Bee, John Cremin. Dennis Burns, Craig Allen, Scott Shaw Row 4: 'Steve McCaslin, Daniel Cephus, lfevin McDanieL Coach Jerry Neel, Coach John Gray, Head Coach Ted Alexander, Coach Wayne Carter, Coach Wayne Foster, Orlando Ryan, Kenny Cornwell, Richard Hunt Row 5: Joe Pike, CV, Hill, Ricky Allen, Steve Carnes, Greg Adamson, Barry Cone, Jessie Renschler, Curtis Holland, David Allen, Anthony Pickens, Bill Craven, Sean Young. 'iiiii -lf Y zz 7-:,,.42F ' . ,,W' fi jQf1T ! I A 3,31 M M. . ' .,,,, ..t, W ,,f'::' ,-six. J mx 'f 'MV' f',' ,227 .f.1z f issfzcrm-.Esc-45f1wHfr:2 'SfS'6'1Yw wilff' 4 ,J ,,IA ,,,,,,, , .. ztt iw T . , S MN L Ja .., 1.1,-Q ?.,,-If ww at . K Q. X K. .nk 9 i i Y .1 ,Q ' I , at , VAR5 WM 5 Q K , JUNIOR VARSIE H A .,,, - I I . Q A R 'Q A P, '7 ' , Centraly J, 20 I4 I '!EgWiRogers N Cefvtraif 3 I Sand Springs y Central, I 8 y , fnid ca t I ' g Rogers Ceriffaliii I5 I' , : , N83 WQQC it I Broken Arrow . A aft, gk I ,, we to Jenks H' ' I 0 M'-'Lain ' fH5t,Centrfal Central g Hale f iiiy 97 ' Washington Central East Central g A -O 30 Memorial Central Washington S Ili if Geitrral it I4 W 26, . Edison Central Memorial gif tg' 'UW l Q gl f X fl' Q, 1' 4 ' L ! Second big year for girls softball '11 X new A 1 M 'T N l Q.. - : , 's ' xx- H 1 , , A 1 . ' - 0 . T ' I 'mr' M f l ' 4 .,,. .,,.. . ' ,g t,,V it 1 M' 3 ,H ,,, ' , C Q , , .,,, 5 m I - . , ' .aw ilffi -xmgxfu . ,, , - . ,. ,,, LL1,. . ' :Rf !First row: Diane Treat, Mondo Porter, Tracy Cartwright, Cindy Fielder Second row: Angie Vaughn, Jane Smith, Amanda Williams, RaeL ynn Cooper, Barbett Barnett, Sharmin Hooks. Not Pictured, Roberta Wilson Cross countr team September of l98l started the second season for the Central girls' softball team. With only a few weeks until the first game, the I2 woman team hit the field, working out every day after school for two sweaty hours. The girls opened their season with a win over the McLain Scots, and then went on to win a double header against Washington. With 'T-?utch Fisher as coach and lead by four starting Seniors: Raelynn Cooper fPitcherj, Mondo Porter CFirst basej, Jane Smith, Captain C Third basej, and Diane Treat fshortstopQ, the team finished out the season with a 3-5 record. goes the distance Small but powerful, few but strong, are the words to describe the Central Cross Country team. They ran a lot of hard miles every day to run a two mile race in the meet. Their hard work ga ve them ta fourth place in the conference. Though they were six in number, they proved that it is not the quantity but the quality that makes ou number one, and that is how the Braves Cross Country team g inished. Marty Hayward, Charlie Blevins, Carl Moss, David Hollaway, James Brasel X Braves bounce through successful season When a person hears the word '7.1asketball he thinks of fast action, top scorers, dunking, rebounds, and winning. When a Centralite thinks of the 'Braves , he thinks of the basketball team that always provides its audiences with fast action, top scoring, dunks, rebounds, and above all, wins, and that's just what the Bra ve team did this season. Before the season started, the area coaches were asked by the press to identify the teams they thought would make the top ten in the Indian Nations Conference. Central was picked second by the majority of the coaches, and the Braves proved their ability in the following seasons games. Through all the games and tour- team naments the Braves basketball stood fast and if they fell, never went down without a fight. The fans were there through it all, providing all with spirit and confidence, cheering on a team who through it all was determined to be til, and in our minds that's what they were . . . Row I: Bruce Benjamin, Mike Fonvillef Gary Phenix, Mike Dogans Row 2: Eugene Jones, Keith Palmer, Joe Liewis, Wayne Cornelius, ,lack Howell, Marvail Dogans, Greg Busby, Melvin Driver, manager Not pictured: Reggie Young , Qin ..-P' I 9 J., iso ed uunll Y 'f ' ' 'WW ' QW 7, . . . At the beginning of the basket- ball season the Braves battled many teams, but one of the most outstanding games was the game against the Washington Hornets. This game was played on Washington's court, televised over cable channel nine, and watched by thousands of people in both the gym and at home. Many players on both teams displayed fine skills in handling the ball, and made us all proud to be cheering on such fine teams. Senior players this year were Eugene Jones, Marvail Dogans, Greg Busby, Reggie Young, Joe Lewis, Keith Palmer. All displayed a true quality of sportsmanship and never let us down. Other This season was a successful season with much to be proud of, and it is often said that a team isn't a team until they play as one and a victory in your heart is as good as a victory on the scoreboard. Lady Braves prove their court ability Q .5 Row If Barbett Barnett, Leigh Walker, Lynn Mintor, Tracy Williams, Nina Kelly, Angie Rogers, Gloria Norman Row 2: Christie Waynet Angie Vaughn, Michelle Block, Jane Smith, Amanda Williamst RaeLynn Cooper , .5 ,M ww, The Lady Braves stormed the court this season battling many opponents with strength and determination. With coaches .lerry Neal and Alan Hampson behind this fine team it was hard to go wrong. Leading the team in their fight against the foes were Senior starters, Leigh Walker, Rae Lynn Cooper, and Jane Smith. These girls proved the talent they had was unmatchable and genuine, and throughout the season they kept the team going and would not let them down. Other players on the team showed their support by playing together as one and not giving up if they lost. The Lady Braves met many fine teams this year and traveled with the boys team to different parts of the state and to Springdale, Arkansas. Both boys and girls were defeated there, but the games were, nevertheless, exciting and unforgettable. The girls team did their best this year and overcame many of their shortcomings, but all in all it was a successful year for this Varsity team. With many girls playing basketball this year and the team only losing three Seniors, next years' team should pro ve to be even better. 4 'ES' ' cw W i . M Q. Q f A J V, tlfg . .,., ,' wry fa L ,, mn 1 4 -x v 2 -S .. s -, fai,-A-H 1 L .MTE ,P '-Q A V wiifatt . z'-if Walt NST , , l , 'F .-Q4 ...,,g s ' T3 - as 1- v ,-.tt 1 x H-4-sf, fax. , rf . - f--. -B L L L., ' xl T. , Seniors: Jane Smith, Leigh Walker, Rael ynn Cooper, Michelle Block I52 ,. wl' N sv X . X ay . F MTR1 ff L . ,gm ,,:...1z,.. x V .f l 'J Q , f fl ' .,., P. 1 - A., 'W 9 'Nn.,x1n xr as-, L J. V. boys show potential during '82 X. ' . . , ,j,1, , A ' , r Q Y, M Row I: Sam Seals, John Tyson, John Cremin, Conrad Moore, Eddie Phenix Row 2: Jack Howelh Tony Palmer, Wayne Harris, John Starks, Kelly Bowlin, Melvin Driver, manager Row 3: William Easley, Bruce Benjamin, Mike Fonville, Alvin Marshall, Phil Bryson 0043 Central's young team, the Junior Varsity boys, demonstrated this year the potential that is growing in Central 's fine basketball teams. Practicing hard helped this team play better and better in each game as the season wore on. Coach Fisher, who was one of the boys' varsity coaches, helped these young men develop their ability to be a fine team, made up of fine players who ha ve the know how and drive to be good ball players on future varsity teams. The Junior Varsity was not only a fine ball team but the fact that there is a J. V. team hehwed young Centralites - Freshmen and Sophomores - become involved with sports and activities at Central. Winning and being the best are often the goals of many teams and that is what competitive sports emphasizes. Even though this team may not ha ve won as much as they would have liked, there were unity and friendship among the team members. This team is the future of Central's varsity and if anyone has the potential and drive, it is these young Braves. is 4 . M yd! Q ' 5 i g t I ' 12' : - 5 it , , , , .LV girls were out to be the best Another young basketball team to start this year was the other half of the J. V. group, the J.V. girls. This team, although somewhat young and inexperienced, was deter- mined to be another outstanding Central team. Because of the small size of Central's J. V. girls the teams they played outsized them but never out played them. The Braves played harder and faster, which prepared them for future varsity positions. Amanda Williams and Donna Daniels led the team on to many victories and set examples for the young freshmen and sophomore players. Behind the coaching of Allan Hampson, this team improved tremen- dously and impressed many specators. 5,7 g 'A' A k Row I, Christie Wayne, Nina Kelly, Angela Vaughn, Angie Rogers, Tracy Williams, Lynn Mintor, Row 2, Sharon Jones, Michelle Richardson, Gloria Norman, Amanda Williams, Barbett Barnett, Molly Gilbert, Cathy Patrick , - ' R it is ' '- Zag? ., ' V 3: ,.K'k-i 3'ff?' '. ' 2 , - -of-My:se-me-ws,ff-as ' -Q 1 ., y' 5,1 ff .gram 5 , , A x ,,,, t.t.,, , A V' - Nl .. , 8 W5 x .M tg.. , A ng W Ju, . 4 K K W 5 f ff ,T A Qi Q, g ' - ,, -A ' iv xi . . ' v - ' His? . .... ..,, qf S, Other Players, Row I, Sheila Harris, Rosetta Dixon, Eva Feliciano Row 2: Denise Benjamin, Gwen Chaney, Deedee Bowler Row 3, Sharmin Hooks, Patricia Harris, LeeAnn Rider ,A v , 1 ,tv P. Vg, -5.381-lalltit : Qvxun 1uuQ,u Gridders receive honors Q h x,xVVl 12013 ' il an-ft Eric Barnett .......-.. A ll-District lst Team: Eric Barnett, Kenny Cornwell. Curtis Holland Hon. Mention: Greg Adamson, Kenton Bee, Kevin McDaniel All- City lst Team: None 2nd Team: Curtis Holland Kenny Cornwell Hon. Mention: Greg Adamson. Eric Barnett. Kevin McDaniel, Gary A ll- Conference Co-Players of the year: Eric Barnett, Curtis Holland lst Team: Kenny Cornwell, Kevin McDaniel Hon. Mention: Greg Adamson, Mike Cantrell, Jon Prince All-Metro lst Team: Curtis Holland Curtis Holland Kevin McDaniel Phenix Kenton Bee Mike Cantrell Phenix, Jan Prince Jon Prince l56 t First row: Richie Sulivian, Travis Troxell, Robbin Dufh Tim Horne, Gary Treat, Calvin Cooper, Fred West, Ruford Henderson Second row: Coach Speer, Clifford Jackson, Rock Wynn, Daniel Cephus, Ethan Benjamin, Danny Bailey, David Allen, Jeff Mccsalin, Derrick Harper Third Row: David Lasoncy. Dennis Finn, Dion Platt, Brian Rickman. Steve Carnes, Daryl Tarver, Kenny Cornwell, Kevin McDaniel, Mike Cantrell, Prentice Varner aww! e he I iii, l ' tatt,,a l ttat C , We are young, but we are proud We are still a young team, said Head Coach Tony Speer. Their positive attitudes and willingness to go out and win makes their coaches, Speer and Carter, proud. They are not afraid to go out and hook-it-up with the big guys that are more experienced. Which of course is a common characteristic in a Central Brave. With their strenuous schedule they managed to pull off a great year. The learning experience they gained this year will be an advantage to them in the near future. As Speer puts it, By the time these guys get to be seniors they will be making the headlines, and when they do, LOOK OUT! up I Swimmers take your mark!!! A fast start like this one earned Roberta Wilson a first place in the 50free against Hale this year. i 5 if J 'i' A f . ttin i ' ij fair-, A it se? at 3' e, ek l f 1 A Coach Balint made sure the workouts and meets went smoothly, Mark Mercer l58 EN4:',?X1.s:,f J Q ' this xmah A typical Central High School Swim Meet. This year's team wasn't quite as small as it was in past years. It consisted of 6 seniors, 4 juniors, 6 sophomores, and 5 freshmen so Coach Balint had a pretty good team to work with this season, Some of our outstanding swimmers consisted of Sam Park, Mike Pompa, James Reynolds, and Paul Jorritsma, who swam in the Jw yard medley relay. Our 407 yard freestyle relay team, consisting of Brian Chee, Eric Goins, Ricky Hines, and Darren Fryhover didn't do too badly either. Our divers proved to be a valuable asset to the team too, Roberta Wilson, our only girl swimmer, could more than hold her own against some of the other schools and the coach sees her as a state qualifier in the year to come. All of our juniors, sophomores, and freshmen ha ve potential, and it looks like a good team is in the making. D O 1 :V . X -N g ,. 1-1 in .Q e llle C -- ' Ken Hale Lionel West Matt Newman Micheal Pompa James Reynolds Paul .lorritsma Sam Park Eric Goins Brian Chee Roberta Wilson Darren Fryhover Ricky Hines David Bailey Darcy Sweeten Tim Johnson Tim Ogle Aaron Carner Ronnie Howell Waco Winkle r , A Wig :nw SW tra. - i t , .Q if X, 'i fmwf ei ,ff naw ,. 1 - ,fm , r'-.gf-xg. 'L 3 We K 1 M- 74,2 QQZW QQH wmsimzis, me 1415-5 '54 wi Q1 'V . , ,,. ,t 'V 5 t ,QQ 1 Q - s R W N W' 7-. th 'CQ , R - Q . ' , -Qi'-F , QW c -ff to to t v ,,,i1e' a :Lf-W 1 , . , A6,l 1 ,A - f , ' 'Jw r' I g fiflfi if ,A -,h kung IM iv, , V . u .tv fa .' is-to K ' Q- .+.pf 1 sefwifsilc' :ff'3 ' V Z1 e - - . 1 .L W f .34 s s' Q :V ' f W,.,A,i,'f'n.f., ' 'W' g : :7,, w' jus M. , 1,1 . J I V- ff' 1 ct 1-fax .- f A , -'fi D V il Y ' ' l . ,,..,,- i,,,,,A '- AM, W, use M untill xo 3 I f R5 ,, A . ,A s h Q g , , A . -,a A Q ifizisiiffw Q1 R as Q 'x g, I . D S a i , 'A ' faili- , f V -7? , S, R vt ,E if f , Swimming is the personal accountability sport. No swimmer can attribute an inferior performance to poor field conditions, a bad call by the official, inept teammates, or any of the multitude of other circumstances which have become prevalent alibis in sports. Accountability for performance in swimming rests almost entirely with the individual swimmer, and swimmers understand this. lt is not surprising, therefore, that young people who elect to participate in competitive swimming usually possess special qualities of dedication and self-discqwline, l59 Tennis an yone. Row If Kerri Helker, Neal Crowell, Caroline Gutowski Row 2: Ted Ganote, Alicia Adams, Sonia Cornwell, Melvin Driver Not pictured: John Tyson L , - ' i S gi I x 3 K gf 9 ,-g5.1..,5aua,,lr,...i.,Ag.L,xQg. M, , K, -1 ,..' 1 of A ,io -3' Dreams of being a tennis player gs, fg?i5y5g-QJY' iwfb. eww 4 ' Vifj' 'QQ'fjQ,5 wk get Led by Coach Foster, this year's tennis team did pretty well. Neal, 2. ',4 Ted, and Melvin returned this year and proved to be assets to the team. is Statift Fe at Caroline, John, Alicia, Sonia, and Kerri were also instrumental in the team 's ' iewl' s C'-9? , successes. 1 as 1- xx? awk 5, AVVA ,' . , I aria- , , Q aiiivtl 75, ' Q . , ,,:f1,1,'fE2'X : 3, 'Q QLQ, ' if v '- LW' VM,-VL ass, , H Vg - H As ,zz W ,. ,., My nigga, JN. , , x W' '?1iVlHf- ',, I , Nr., fy, Ted tries to see how well he can balance a tennis ball in one hand and a Coke in the other. Whoever said You can't do it all yourself never met Caroline Gutowskil pring brings . . . Girls Volleyball ,4 ff ,-fzffhh' ll' , Q aa luv Row I: Cynthia Staples, Rae Lynn Cooper, Lisa Newton, Renee Marshall Row 2: Sheryl Martin, Aleshia Colbert, Angela Bottom, Stephanie Welch, Beth Whisman Not pictured: Mondo Porter and Coach Elaine Scott lt 's here again and things are looking good for the Central Girls Volleyball team. They started practice in early February but couldn't practice in the gym, so they played at Owen Park and got in an hour of practice every day. Nervous, excited, and determined are the words to describe the team as they faced the Memorial Chargers in their first game. Returning starters .lunior Beth Whisman and Senior Rae Lynn Cooper led the young team to an encouraging season. Golfers par out another season Ns e,,,,e L E. l The golf team this year was small in size but big in experience. They were led by seniors Kevin McDaniel and William Ward, returning with two years experience, and David Curd, returning with one. Junior Shawn Abbott returned with high hopes after one year on the team. With the additions of junior Randy Claxton and freshman Mike Pomeroy, the team should be ready for any challengers. The Braves play other high schools in head David Curd, Shawn Abbott, and William Ward Nor pictured: to head matches at such public courses as Lafortune, Ra dY C'-DUO Mohawk, and Page Belcher, trying to fine tune their games for the state tournament. Left to right: Coach Carter. Mike Pomeroy, Kevin McDanieL zur ff are :.. X V , W, 'ES M As another winter wound down, the Central track team took the field with a young team. Seniors Eric Barnett and Greg Adamson and Junior Nick Prince led the pack. Head Coach Ted Alexander said, We 're seriously looking to the state meet this year, and we've got a good chance of taking it all The girls' team was also young, but they had a lot of talent too. Even though they had only two seniors, Tracy Johnson and Ruth Carlile, they still looked forward to joining the boys at the state meet. -cs' Q: - ' YH ' -, , . f -. ,L - sf ' ' , .. M VA Vw I A A VV 4' W in ' b ' ' A--1. ,r -V ' W -- . fe, t. ,. . . , . 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Row 3: Greg Adamson, Eric Barnett, Nick Prince, Quinton McOuar!ers, James Braseh and Terrell Jennings. Row I: Michelle Richardson, Brenda Young, Barbett Barnett, Yolanda Dennard, Rosetta Dixon, and Doretha Williams. Row 2. Ajuania Baldwin, Lynn Minter, Gloria Minter, Nina Kelley, and Margo Johnson. Row 3. Ruth Carlile, Tracy Johnson, Patty Frank, Chrystie Whayne, and Coach Gray. Bra ves' baseball team strikes our fancy Baseball. the all-American sport. It fits right in there with Mom's apple pie and hotdogs. It is a well liked sport ranging from pee-wee to major leagues, and we must say that the Braves' baseball team is one of the best. Baseball has always been one of the more popular spring sports at Central and one of the better teams. With not many returning Seniors the baseball team is young, but experienced and ready for challenge. They have beat what are said to be some of the best teams in the city and this year were even more determined. The Braves' baseball team is coached by Terry Brinkman, who has been the team's coach for the past several years. Even though Coach Brinkman worked the team hard they treated him with respect and admiration. The team this year had one of the best pitchers in the city, Jesse Renschler, as was stated by a fellow teammate. A second pitcher for the team, Kenny Troxell, and catcher, Kevin Moore, did outstanding jobs as well Outfielders and infielders, Mark Blair, Richie Hunt, Marty Hayward, Charlie Blevins, and Terrence Cherry, were kept busy preventing the other team from scoring as were other players on the team. Coach Brinkman and his baseball team did an outstanding job this season and having only lost a few seniors will do even better, it is feared by other teams, next season. And with all the long hours of hard work and the positive attitude of winning the Braves' baseball team displayed, they were well- deserving of their victories! Row If Darren Fritz, Tod Barnhart, Darren Bomer, Mark Blair, Marty Hayward Row 2, Jim Cheatwood, Danny Gregory, David Holloway, Terrence Cherry, Jimmy Conley. Row'3f Lynn Davis, Cecil Canady, Bryan Claxton, Carl Moss, Mark Flemings. Row 4, Richie Hunt, Jesse Renschler, Kenny Troxelh Charlie Blevins, Jeff Albert. Not Pictured, Kevin Moore, Eric Kapple, A- . , , r- ,fl . bvfg-'fef.55.l K B task .- 'g if X -3 .,g-414355 H iii? XE , . gli ' gg, WN. f -T11-Shi-' ff. X e . f HY i 'Q 5!mm',V'f ig '- ' -T,1,sh., .X :vie ?y J QPU, 2' ?5i 1 up 1 li ,E ...QM f M - ' ' v y e t' f Q - g...,jf N .UNK .h W , g M, - .t s L D f ....,.,, ,. . , ..f--L A M, W.. f -- W-f Q - as A .sf A, 1 W k.,,,,,, ,Q ,... ,gg ,- - ,, - K x. ,. x ,. . ' 2 M . ,Qr,.. ., 5' Q. -,,, -3-. . 1 -,' . is t ,, ,Na .... ff 2 , ,.. Er T , V 4 --1..,.,:s..-. Q. - , fr fu., 4 , A g . , ' s' A a A N Z M -- .,,,, -,CU YI-W zxgj 3, H-fi-GQ,I54giZ'+ I A w k . V Wgfui ,Q-f .., W , . , ' - A W..-A' ' ' ' s- -1' - i,- sgywhfk .N . h vs ft sf - . N' 5f3'jj'fM T . :f ,- ff., ,Q i ? v B Y., , . ' no K 1'4 . 't M - 'B w,i.gQfd 'fd1 xl was--M A-fnwpwi , . V W, ,Aw-I I - 'FF A-H' w-4'L ,,,,,.- , . ,..., 1 s 4 , il .... ,Uv- ,,1,,. WIJLYQ y 'K MW Mx , , -V.a,,,, nw.: - mx Q .. ,us-4 ,Ah - ' I 5 .I A 1 A V A f,,:'nL 4. - - Af Y.. an ,mu ms! , I S' K - 4' ' 44 'f 3 xi ' 1 ..- ,., v-nuff-neu' , 1 Wm. fi L gan, I68 ,e..... Weightlifting: Building a stronger tomorrow o if Q 2 il 5 With football season over, and winter setting in, those athletes who play football found themselves with drive and ambition to get bigger and stronger. They started their own individual club during sixth hour. conditioning their bodies for their future goals. Some people like to run, others like to just be lazy, but these guys know how to work. By using the various techniques such as the bench press, deadlifts, squats, military press, and leg press they work their way into girls' hearts with all their muscles. Curtis Holland was top lifter followed by Dwight Sanders, with Steve Whitaker close behind and Kevin McDaniel and Nick Prince in constant combat. P AMW s 4 11 'x Faculty X fi? A fx hmW awww my I jk fi WN .DA I 5 1 7 , . XY ifflxx . ,- Q,- ww xg y X Q' , V X 7 Ax 1 'E' A 1 A 1-at . lv! in W X K ull ,f Q l. -.s v' IW, Bu. i The Tulsa Board of Education, from left to right: Ray Conard, Vernon Hobbs, Gary Watts. Judy Eason-Mclntyre, E. T Watkins, Marjorie Dougherty, Walter Hushbeck. Dr. Larry Zenke. Superintendent of Tulsa Public Schools. Top right: Mr. George Fowler, Principal. Bottom right: Mr. Fowler tries to make an early escape. Bottom left: The Chief prepares to go to one of the many famous pep rallies. Mr. Fowler has been Principal at Central for the last three years. He has been in the Tulsa Public School System for twenty-two years. ln addition to Mr. Fowler's duties as principal of Central, he is very involved in professional organizations. Currently he is President of the Oklahoma As- sociation of Secondary School Principals. He is also active in the National Association of Secondary School Principals. Mr. Fowler's wife is an elementary school teacher in the Tulsa system. Mr. and Mrs. Fowler have two sons: Jayme, who will graduate from the University of Arkansas this spring, and Kent, who will be a junior at the University of Oklahoma this fall. Mr. Fowler says that he enjoys his assignment as Principal of Central very much. He is impressed with the students, parents and staff at Central and is totally committed to helping create an environment at Central where students and teachers have an opportunity to learn and teach. ,xlffy fx bb Si Laverne Wimberly. Asst. Principal James A. Walker, Asst. Principal v 'C ini' ff' ' ,'Y Robert Maxie - Dean Alberta Jones Dean John Woodward, Asst. Principal fx 3 I f A Q 9 5 i i I K N I' T James Hunt r J , ,. L, .. ' V 'QA,f'fW N 5 1 L-L- ' 1 ' 7' QXNXN Jr 5+ u Susan Ferguson 34 Couns elors , f . P' , if' - -lk A iv K ,' . . f xxx , Q -s J, X . mi .u.. I A T ,lf Q' f ' W4 u ' f , V 2 if i, ' N .,,-'? A 'E 1 Bill Turinetli 'vb. W- K., A in Sarah Lindsey : - 1 - NRM? Office sta ff Top right corner: Sylvia Johnson. Office Manager and Verda Cartwright, Principal's Secretary. Right: .leri Culbrcath and Faye Shrum, Attendance Aides, and Carol Meyer, Attendance Clerk, Below: Rosalie Parks, Registrar, Wanda Belden, Bulletin Clerk, and Iris lkard, attendance records. Below right: Jane Dee, Assistant Principal's Secretary Mg Ti' S ,, A L, hx . au, Q 3 S 1 .- xc ,S-mt, M ' ,Q . tv is 1 V--B.-.W 'P 4 1 U25 L.. Q I ,, Fil vi Ph!! F27 U33 wa! lu- L st ,M . me Q ' 2 sc 1 rgnunsllu 111 QD 9 Z7 We f W I 'I k,k' -.-.....,,,- Top left corner: Marie Mehling, School Bank and Bookstore. Middle left: Diana Dahl, Nurse. Middle right: Alice Robison. LRC. Bottom left: Sandra Dock. Assistant Principal's Secretary. Bottom right: Phyllis Garcia, English as a second language, Iv- English Extreme above right: Florence Cahalen. Above: Les Dickerson, Above right: Bernice Files. Immediate right: Margaret French i-ff A-1 Nadine Haley Qiffsf 44 I I l , I l .3 r ,,1 in-L Barbara Nelson Dwight Smith .- Mg. 1 w n 'R' Q , ,I I 7 ! s Q f A 1 Q- , ls . 1 1 nv ,,'f :vi w, 1- ..4 X115 x al '... NX s .I H Jn ' Jean Spears Kathleen Thompson i S 0 I' Wayne Foster - US History 1 ' Wayne Carter - US History Gary L ytal - OKXUS History Tom Turnbaugh - US History AFS, Sponsor Jim Mitchell - World History Jerry Neel - World History .lim Morton - OKXUS History, Key Club Sponsor Math Rx X 3 ,,.,..,4ns 5 Lf -W 4 J 'hai Ron Amos Elizabeth Martin ,fy If ft, ,fini .. :i Upper left: Wayne Garman. Left: Evelyn McMillan. Above. loder Fisher I. l,f ! sf 1 fr ss s 2 xi I MM. V G. E. Brewer - Drafting Industrial Education Farris Stevens - Woods Aw. Gene Williams - Machine Shop, Athletics Ed Sittler - Machine Shop LCE, Ernest McHugh - Earth Science. Geology Richard Jaeger - Science Virginia Pere!! - Science Fred Wightman - Biology Paul Paulson - Science A 'wwf s if .K .Q spa X N we ,, 11 'J A R ' 5fgi.,X'i.2Qr: Q S Alan Hampson - Science Science .. ,gre , .. Q.. .T :, ,NW iw, E we X rpg X 1' :M '32 Q' K xx , I 1 , we g ' ex Y T' rf J ' f W ,Q 4 R 1 . r' Business Education Wilda Goode - Typing, Shorthand 838. 'W X V. m Q Freda Boyd - C VET Charlotta Felible - Bus. Math, General Bus. UJWW1 3 MQ N K u X, Q x G G rv ' 5- ,Q X 1 G- N' ,,e, Gale Gish - DECA Z1 , , D. ,.,.f Jan Carroll - cof, Shorthand Ophelia Crosslin - GOE, Accounting Geneva Pitt - Typing. Office Machines, Recordkeeping Steve Balint - Athletic Director Elaine Scott - Physical Education Physical Education John Gray - Driver Ed 6, h N , N ,, 3, ,X giver- W I zyff . if H X NM Y . r .1 Ted Alexander - Physical Education Terry Brinkman - Driver Ed F S A .5 'xx 5 N-1 F Ben Farrell - LD 'isis Tony Speer - LD gl -. Q -W, nr. Kelli Work - LD Cleatta Shumale EMH ,F Louis Hasty - EMH I fi? X dia ,f' H, my . 4 .11 -Maxx.. Mk K M :,gf,.r4 I ffm ---li-n ' a L , Carol Vaughn - EMH Ai .. jr: s - 1 x me ,i V , -7 zffy 5 'V' i M I n X . j ,Is f , 3 Joe Meeks - LRC Bernice Velie - Foods, Clothing Shirley Woods - Reading ww ,fbf, , K if Roy Gage - Intern Teacher fr ff Fine Arts ff' Af' Cathy Chee - Tech Theatre Wilma Armstrong - Design Bob Lees - Instrumental Music Above: Rex Wakefield - Vocal Music, Piano Lab Left: Brice Hasty - Commercial ArtfPrintmaking viii' ' ,fe V ..,g Q ,c i Q 2' f . V Q J 7 1 A. J, Boone, Building Superintendent and Kenneth Trosper. Assistant Support Staff wa, J Q 3 r- , K --f A' ixv ,Q , G Q U 3 3 . ' I ' - S 1, e I A ,X 9 li Q3 X Hwiirigii f f -Q ., '+L i' fl f R ii '1 ' . S I 2 Utd 5 Left to right, Cindy BilL Veva Coffman and Helen Griffin L to R: Dottie Dillan, Jean Johnson. Alma Garrison, Evelyn Kowalk, Dorothy Davis, Ruby Harrison r Jfpf' r is '7'.Q s M Vai ..,. ,fa ' ' I I, 9 kr' .wi ' 'L Y' ' 5 IM 7 1 ' . ' - an w 5, 45 C 1 .. -s Ed Majors. Security l. to R: Greg Patrick, Norma Whisman. Maye Bradley, Jean Deatherage. Teresa Crabtree, Francis Rice Richard Coch, Security omethin's happenin' here . . . . . . there's a man with a gun over there . . . Murder. Possibly the worst crime to have ever been committed. Human lives are taken daily, and people say, Well, it happens. One attempt on a life was not taken so lightly. On March 362 l98l, the newly elected president of the Unit- ed States, Ronald Reagan, became the target of a would- be assassin. John W. Hinkley was in the crowd outside Washington 's Hilton Hotel as the President and company were leaving. Hinkley took aim and fired, injuring Michael Deaver, Thomas Delanaty, Tim McCarthy, and James Brady, as well as President Reagan. His motive: to win the heart of actress Jodie Foster with this historical deed. On May I3, l98l, Mehmet Ali Agca attempted to take the life of Pope John Paul ll while he was driving around St. Peter's Square in his Popemobile. The gunman fired a pistol, hitting the Pope's abdomen and one hand and leaving two women bleed- ing in the street. getting so much resistance from behind No, the Equal Rights Amend- ment hasn't been ratified, and at times it seems as though the Constitution only applies to half the country, but after l9l years, one woman has beaten that system. Sandra Day O'Connor, a fifty-one year old appellate court judge from Phoenix and mother of three, became the first woman to serve on the United States Supreme Court. Right-to-lifers thought this was an absolutely absurd idea, featuring Mrs. O'Connor's beliefs on the Human Life Amendment. During her confirmation hear- ing, she stated, For myself, it fabortionj is offensive. stop now, what's that sound? On September l9, l98l, in New York's Central Park, Paul Simon and Art Garfunkle performed a benefit concert before 4062000 Sixties veterans and fans. The concert was inten- tionally to be solo. Simon would do the concert and work Artie into it. He thought it would be nice to bring his ex-partner out for a few numbers, but decided that wasn 't good enough. The show became the reunion of the decade. The sponsors of the con- cert were Warren Hirsch and Fiorucci with proceeds from t-shirt sales going to the New York Parks Department. A video of the show is to be released. It will be directed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg, the director of Let it Be. No indication has been made that they will once again be a duo, but their old tunes will always keep us feeling groovy. . . . into your life it will creep .. . Bob Marley, the King of Reggae, died in his sleep on May ll, l98l, just hours after receiving treatment for brain, lung, and liver cancer. He was one of the most influential musicians of the past twenty years, with record sales well into the millions. He not only received recognition from fans, but from famous musicians, such as Mick Jag- ger, Eric Clapton, Paul Simon, and others. Open your eyes and look within, Are you satisfied with the life you're living? We know where we're going We know where we're from We're leaving Babylon We're going to our father's land. Bob Marley, Exodus - l977. . .. the man comes and takes you away Sure, fairy tales are only in books, right? Guess again! Last July, Prince Charles of Wales took Lady Diana Spencer as his lawfully wedded wife while 750 million throughout the world watched. The marriage took place at Sir Christopher Wren's St. Paul's Cathedral. After the ceremony, the Prince and Princess were taken to Buck- ingham Palace for breakfast, driven in the royal carriage - what else? Congratulations were again in order for Charles and Diana as they are soon to be parents. Some of us were lucky enough to witness a fairy tale take place during our lifetime. ... everybody look what's goin' down We weren 't wearing mini skirts or pants made out of American flags, but we had our Polos. Thanks, Ralph, you're okay. While Ralph Laren was making a mint from tees and button downs, Bill Blass was making designer chocolates. The price of Jelly Bellies rose and so did Petty albums-almost. l98l-the year of Astre. The Stones toured the United States. Lucciano Pavorotti came to Tulsa. Alan Alda came to Oklahoma-purposefully. The Oklahoma Congress defeated the purpose. Christopher Cross won five Grammies. John McEnroe became the man we love to hate when he defeated five-time Wimbledon winner Bjorn Borg and thrashed him to bits at the U.S. Open. Deborah Fountain, Miss New York, was excluded from competing for Miss U.S.A. when it was discovered she was padding her bra. Air traffic controllers and baseball players went on strike. A nine-year-old boy robbed a bank in New York. Dan Rather took Walter Cronkite's place. Laura left General Hospital. Carol Burnett won a libel suit against National Enquirer. Billie Jean King was sued for palimony. During her anti- smoking campaign, Brooke Shields stated, Smoking kills. If you're killed, you've lost a very important part of your life. Bobby Sands starved in Ireland. Natalie Wood drowned. Jodi Foster received letters from a would-be assas- sin. The middle square took his final turn. The Rubik's Cube became the hula hoop of the Eighties. pk 0 of t.,lx i ff: A f J , 5,1 f 'i,,3r , Mffffi gf if , - 1 MI- f wwf , I 'r' fd A f - J' , NMI '34 5 ' 3 , . J' , 1+ ' ' if ' ' MW '- S I A... L I i I 07 lv - .Q ww-hh K Q ., I 2 h - LmAL I L '53 A it ki www i w we uk A 'Wil' L ,J 1 Central Braves say goodbye gi IR Six of our Braves, whom we are most proud oh wish to express their goodbyes to Central High. Each of these young gentlemen left the basketball court, basketball in hand, proud, and loved by many CHS fans. As our Braves walked out the gym door, they waved their goodbyes to all, knowing they would never play basketball for the Braves again. They will be greatly missed, especially Eugene, with his great ball handling, through the legs, around and behind the back and of course his great field goals. Marvail with his free throws, rebounds and his slam dunks. Reggie with his rebounds, free throws and his marvelous steals. Greg, Keith and Joe added the final touch to a winning team. Head Coach Williams said his goodbyes at the door as they were leaving, but wait! What is this? Coach Fisher, ARE YOU FOR REAL ????? Kpictured belowj. 'Qi -5' iff' Qu Q -its 'B gg wr Q l93 SEK' 2.3 1-. Www Sian? Alison Abb0tt - Tribal Tribune, Tom Tom. Photography lVo-Tech! Teresa Abbott - Basketball, Honor Roll, Mat Maid, Fashion Show Greg Adan1S0n - Football, A.A,S.S, Track, F.CA., Brave of the Month Peggy Adkisnt - A.A.S.S., Red Cross, Student Council, School Service Jeff Albert - Treasurer of Art Club, Baseball. Student Council, Vice President ol VICA, Cross Country Anette Allen - Vo-Tech, Homeroom Pre- sident Billy Allen - FBLA, NHS, Goodall Scholarship, PSAT Commended, Tulsa Judo Club Ricky Allen - Football Tommy Allen Adana Alred Robin Amos - Red Cross, Junior Board Member, N.A.S.A., Student Council Lashon Anderson - A.A.S.S. Lavassa Anderson - Football, Track. Red Cross, Senior Board, Student Council, A.A.S.S., F.C.A., Homeroom President Suzan Ashby - Tom Tom Editor, NHS. Student Council, Keywanettes, Swim Team, DAZE Cast. Red Feathers, Tribal Tribune, Wind Ensemble, Marching Band Susan AStran1SKaS - Marching Band, Senior Band Queen Attendant, Opera Club, CAST. Junior Senior Play, Red Brick, Thespians Society President, Orchestra, Tom Tom Stall, Red FeatherfScahver Vicki Atkins - Varsity Cheerleader. NHS, Red Feathers, Opera Club. Orchestra, So- phomore Class Secretary. Junior Class Student Council Representative, Keywanettes, Tribal Tribune Lisa Avington - A.A.S.S., Student Council Kina Bailey - Coe. FBLA Eric Barnett - Football, Red Feathers, Student Council, Track, FCA, A.A.S.S., Honor Roll, school service Sharonda Barre - Student Council, Softball, Basketball Harla Beasley - Opera Club, Keywanettes, Red Feathers 7 Kenton Bee - Football, School Service. Track. Student Council Rebeckah Bee - A.A.S.S., DECA, School Service Marie Bettendvrff - AFS-Student, Flag Corps., Opera Club, Keywanettes, Tribal Tribune, German Club, Thespians Karla Bewley - NHS, FBLA, Honor Roll, COE Cynthia Blaelrlnvn - A.A.S.S., Red Cross Charlie Blevins - Cross Country, Baseball Michelle Bl0CK - Basketball Terry Been - DECA Trina Bradford - School Service Sharon Bramlett - A.A.S.S. Sue Brand - Opera Club, Flag Corps. Captain, Junior Class Treasurer, JuniorfSenior Play, Thespians, NHS, Valedictorian, Chess Club, Red Brick Award, Assistant Student Director of DAZF Donald Brough Barbara Brown - DECA, LA., A.A.S.S., Mixed Chorus Carolyn Brown - Honor Roll llth grade Stephen BuggS Stephanie Buggs Christine Burns - Senior Homeroom Secretary, Honor Roll Elizabeth Burrell Greg Busby - Varsity Basketball, NHS, Economics Representative, Football. Honor Roll Leslie Butler - FCA, Student Council President, Honor Roll, Red Feathers, Red Cross, Junior Board, Board of Control, DAZE Cast, Homeroom President Senior Index Alberta Caldwell Wanda Caldwell Maury Campbell - Art Club, Baseball, Mr. Spirit Candidate, Red Feathers, DAZE Board Michael Cantrell - Football, Track, Wresa tling, Red Feathers, Homeroom President, Senior Class President, Camp Enterprise Representative, Honor Roll, Senior Board Wilburn Carey - Honor Roll Ruth Carlile - Red Cross, Sophomore Board, Thespians, Track, Honor Roll Steve Carnes - Junior Class President, Baseball, Honor Roll, Sophomore King Daze Attendant, Senior Class Board, Football, Red Feathers, FCA, Student Council, Wrestling Leland Carroll - Student Council, Junior Achievement, Tennis, DECA, Homeroom President, French Club, A,A.S.S. Cathey Carter Ella Carter, Chris Casey - Football, Track. Student Council, Red Cross. A.A.5.S. Leslie Casey Ruth Casey Tim Cato - Red Cross, Opera Club, Musical, NHS, French Club, FCA, Sophomore,fJunior Play, Best Cameo Award, DAZE Chorus, Chorus Ensemble Tim Cervantel - CAST. key Club, Opera Club President, Vice-President of Junior Class, Adv. Tech. Theatre, Band, Red Carpet Choir lEuropean Tour! Terrence Cherry - Varsity Football, Baseball A.A.S.S. Christal Colbert Jennifer Coleman - Opera Club, Thespians, Concession Stand, Homeroom ticket manager Julie Cook - NHS, Tom Tom. Red Feathers, Senior Board, DAZE Kevin Cook - Sophomore J. V. Wrestling Scott Cook James Cooper - A.A.S.S., Homeroom President RaeLynn Cooper - Band Queen, Basketball, NHS, Brave of the Month. Softball, Volleyball, Red Feathers, Track FlagfRifle Captain Kenny Cornwell - Football, Wrestling, FCA, Track Billy Cox - Wrestling Rita Crawford - A,A.S.S.. VICA Neal Crowell - Tennis, DECA, Swimming David Curd - va-raft, Goth 'Key Club, Chairoscoro, Swimming Jennifer Curd - Senior Class Secretary, Varsity Cheerleader, Red Feathers, Senior Board, NHS, SophomorefJunior Play, DAZE, Musical, Opera Club, Camp Enterprise Leadership Representative. Harold Daniels - DECA Kim Daughtery - Red Cross, Red Feathers A,A.SS., Vo-Tech, VICA, Varsity Basketball manager Rebecca Davis - DECA l, DECA ll, DAZE Board. Red Feathers. Homeroom Vice- President Sandra DaViS Trung Dinh - French Club Dianne Fergusdn - Marching Band, AFS, Orchestra, Keywanettes, Musical Pit Band, Tri-State Honor Symphony, Opera Club Bonita Drew - Basketball. Student Council, Vo- Tech Mitchell Dobson - Baseball. VICA Marvail D0ganS - Basketball forward William Dowell - Senior Play lsophomore yeari, Cross Country, VICA, Key Club, Homeroom President, VICA Treasurer Ray Dunn - Job Training Cheryl Dunn - Softball Cathy lf5Sley - Senior Class Vice-President, Student Council Vice-President, Senior Miss Central Attendant, NHS Historian, Yearbook Staff, Opera Club, Red Feathers, Keywanettes, Junior Class Secretary, Sophomore Class President Adrian Evans - A.A.S,S., Student Council, Mr. Hairy Legs Candidate Dianne Ferguson Dennis Finn - Key Club President, NHS, Thespians, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Wres' tling, Boys State, Hugh O'Brien Youth Foundation Award, Junior,lSenior Play, Key Club Lt. Gov., Senior Board Gary Flen1ingS - Football, Art Club Lisea Ford - Red Feathers, Red Cross, Vo-Tech, VICA, A.A.S.S., Varsity Basketball manager Yolonda Fox - A.A.S.S. Darren Fryover - Swimming. Chess Club. Key Club Board Member, Opera Club, DAZE, Musical Lucy FultZ - Sophomore Board, Student Council, AFS Tonya Gafney - Red Cross. A.A.S.S,, School Service, Deca Vice-President, Honor Roll Alicia Gamble - DECA Stephen Garrett - AASS, Student Council Tami Gatlin - Opera Club Teddy George - Football, Key Club, Tennis Molly Gilbert - Basketball, Red Cross Barbara Gill - NHS President, Keywanettes, Opera Club. German Club, Honor Roll Eric G0inS - Key Club, Student Council, Chess Club, Advanced Tech, Swimming, Tom Tom Staff, Homeroom Vice-President, Honor Roll Kim Gomez - Track, Tech. Theatre, Mat Maid Stacy Greenleaf - Marching Band, Auto Mechanics lvoeTech.2 Teddy Gregory Angela Grimes - Miss Central, Opera Club, Varsity Cheerleader, Student Council Repre- sentative, Red Feathers, Senior Board, FCA, Track, AASS, Principals Honor Roll Caroline Gut owsk i - Sophomoreflunior Play, Varsity Cheerleader, Student Council Treasurer, Red Feathers, Musical, Opera Club. Swimming, Senior Board James Hampton - Red Cross Clarene Hardesty Felicia Harris Marcus Harris David Hayes - Art Club, French Club, FCA Marty Hayward Tonya Henderson Glendia Herron Renita Hicks - Vo-Tech Todd ' DECA Curtis Hvlland - Varsity Football. Wrestling, Student Council, AASS Laron Hoskins Cindy Horne - NHS. Keywanettes, Red Cross, Red Feathers, COE, FBLA, Student Council Cindy lrons Wayne Jackson - School Service, Football Kelvin James Tammy J0l'lnS0n - VICA, Wrestling, Mat Maid, Softball, Red Feathers Tom J0f1nS0n - Tech. Theatre, Red Feathers Tracy Johnson - Marching Band. Flag Captain, Stage Tech. FCA, Thespians Gary Jonas - Key Club, Honor Roll Service T-A ward, Beau Art Ball Artist, Tirbal Tribune Artist, .luniorfSenior Play Artist, Yearbook Artist Barry .l0neS - VICA Eugene Jones - Basketball. Track, A.A.S.S. Student Council Paul Jorritsma - Swimming Captain, Senior Board, School Service, Mr. Spirit Candidate Sandra Kaye - NASA President, NHS, Participant lfirst Americans Tolnorrows Engineersj, Volunteer March of Dimes Reading Olympics, VICA President, DECA Treasurer. Softball, Treasurer of homerooln, Governor's Day of Leadership l98l Leslie Khan Jeff Kirby - l.C.E., C.V.E.T., Student Council, VICA Parlimentarian Larry Kozlowski - Red Cross, FBLA, FCA Katrina Kruzinga - Girls State, Keywanettes President, NHS Treasurer, Senior Board AFSf'German Club, Scholar of the 9 weeks, Tribal Tribune ASST. EDITOR, Red Feathers, Principals Honor Roll rom Langenback - F.B.L,A. Brenda Langworthy - A.A,S,S, DECA, VlCA, Junior Board, Vo-Tech Yearbook Staff Paul l.eBlanC - Marching Band, Concert Band, Jazz Band, Key Club, Red Feather rsy'Scalpers NHS, German Club, Thespians, Tri-State Honor Band, Junior,fSenior Play Joe Lewis - Football, Basketball Annita Linn - Basic Tech. Theatre, VICA Lori LUftiS - Red Feathers, Art Club Tholnas LO!! - A,A.S.S.. DAZE Sheryl Lucas - A.A,S.S. Frances Lyons Tina MCCOnlb - Keywanettes, Red Cross, Art Club, School Service Lisa McConnell - Red Cross, Tech., Thespians Kevin McDaniel - Homeroom President, Football Letterman, Golf Letterlnan, FCA, Student Council, Yearbook Staff, Key Club. Red Feathers Jacqueline MCGEE - Typing Aide Dale McHenry - VICA-Reporter, Key Club, Red Cross, ICE Keith McKenna - Architecture Shelly MCMBHUS - Red Feathers, Student Council, Honor Roll Quinton McOuarters - Basketball, Student Council. A.A.S.S., Baseball Patrick Manning - Football, FBLA Acquanita Martin - Opera Club, G,O.E, Peggy Martin - DECA Joann Matthews - AASS Lisa Metzger - Keywanettes Vice- PresidentfSecretary, Flag Corp, Red Feathers, Junior,fSenior, Thespians. School Service David Milford - Football Patricia Mills Kevin Moore - Student Council, Varsity Baseball, NHS, ICE Brenda Morgan - Red Feathers, Vo-Tech, Keywanettes. Senior Board Jerry Morgan Donna Morrow - Red Feathers President, Opera Club, Honor Roll, Musical, FCA, Lashell MOSS Mark Newman - Golf, Swimming Karla Oates - Red Feathers, Keywanettes, Art Club. Varsity Cheerleader, Student Council, Homeroom President, Crown Bearer to Miss Central Tori Outland - Student Council, Vo-Tech - VICA, Honor Roll Sonja Pendergraft - Keywanettes, Concession Stand Sheila Owens - Homeroom President, Vo-Tech Tawanna Oliver - AASS, Red Cross, Sheila Owens - Homeroom President, Junior Miss Central Attendant Dana Palmer - Marching Band, Jazz Opera Club, Senior Board, Senior Treasurer, Keywanettes Keith Palmer - Basketball Donna Pellichet AASS, FBLA, AASS, Track AASS. Band, Class Senior Index Keith Pete - Marching Band, Jazz Band, AASS. Red Feathers, Concert Band, DAZE, Key Club, Homerooln Vice-President Cynthia Peters Yoolonda Petty Melissa Pike - Opera Club, Thespians - clerk, Keywanettes Treasurer. FCA, Senior Board, Marching Band, NHS, Vice-President. DAZE, Board, Junior, Senior Play, Red Feathers Dion Platt - Football, Opera Club, Wrestling, Homeroom President, AASS Donald POISON - Principals Honor Roll, NHS Cindy P0mer0y - Keywanettes Vice- President, NHS, Red Feathers, Opera Club, FBLA tHistorian2, Honor Roll, School Service Michael Pompa - Swimming Captain, Key Club in Swimming Donna Porter - Red Feathers Mondo Porter - Class Plays, Keywanettes, AFS, FCA, Thespians, Marching Band, Opera Club, Senior Board, Student Council, Softball Jon Prince - Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Junior King. DAZE Attendant, FCA President. Homeroom president, Student Council Athlete of the Month tSeptember1, Brave ofthe Month Christine Quimby - NHS, Art Club, DAZE Board, Freedoms Foundation, Scholar of 9 Weeks Mike RamSey - Key Club Treasurer, MarchingyfConcert Band, Jazz Ensemble, Opera Club, Mr. Spirit Candidate, Junior Board Alternate Cathy Rayner - Red Feathers, Student Council, Art Club, Tribal Tribune, Tom Tom Co-Editor. Mat Maid. Football Manager, Senior Board, Sophomore,fJunior Board James Reynolds - Tom Tom Staff, NHS, Tennis, Swimming, Chess Club, Opera Club, Key Club Paul Ringo - JunlorfSenior Play 2nd lnale lead, JuniorfSenior Play Technical Director and Set Construction Tammy RiSenh00Ver - Thespians, Beauart Ball Assistant, Art Club Frank Roach Lashell Robinson - Junior Achievement, AASS, Senior Board Kevin ROUSE - COE, FBLA Vice-President Robert Sample - Football Craig 5andel'S0n - AFS, FCA, Key Club, Marching Band Regina Saunders Sherry Scroggins - Student Council, basketball Benita Seals - AASS, COE, FBLA Bobby Self - Thespians Theresa Self - DECA, Red Feathers Garland Shaw Greg Shields Pam Shoals - AASS, FBLA, COE, Keywanettes Dewayne Simpson - Key Club, Scalpers, Concert Band, Marching Band, Wind Ensem- ble, Vo-Tech, VICA Greg Smith - Opera Club, Key Club Secretary, Red FeathersfScah1ers. AFS, DAZE. Thespians. JuniorfSenior Play, FCA, Red Cross, AASS Jane Smith - Basketball. Softball, Football Manager, Track. Junior Miss Central Atten- dant, FCA, Senior Board, Volleyball Jimmy Smith - Red Cross Vice-President, JuniorfSenior Play, German Club Vice- President, Red Brick Award, Thespians Sarah Smith - Red Cross, VICA Secretary, School Service, Cosmetology Keri Standridge - NHS, Red Feathers Vice-President. Opera Club, Keywanettes, Junior Miss Central Attendant, Student Council, Senior Miss Central Attendant, Key Club Sweetheart Shawn Starr - Football, FCA Deborah Strickland - FCA. Thespians Robert Surber - DECA President. Mr. spirit, Red FeathersyfScalpers, Cross Country, Honor Roll, Wrestling, Chiaroscuro, Senior Slide Presentation Teresa Surber - Student Council, Red Feathers, Honor Roll Donna Talburt - Head Cheerleader, Red Feathers, Opera Club, FCA, Musical, DAZEfDazette Fred Taylvl' - Vo-Tech Tonya Taylor Lori Thresher - Marching Band, Student Council, Keywanettes, COE, Red Feathers, FBLA President, FCA Ron Thresher Reggie Tinker - Mr. Spirit Candidate. chiaroscuro President, Golf, DAZE Board, Sophomore King DAZE Attendant, Homeroom President. Honor Roll, Wrestling TD Tran Diana Treat - Sophomore Miss Central Attendant, FCA, Honor Roll, Red Feathers, German Club, Softball, Student Council Hong Truong - Opera Club Carolyn Tucker - French Club, Tribal Tribune, School Service Michelle Tunley - Marching Band, VICA, Student Council Representative Scott Vanemburg - Homeroom President. Basketball. NHS, Honor Roll, Sergeant at Arms KStudent Councilj Mari Vann, - A.A,S.S., Red Cross, Cosnle- tology Thai Vu Deborah Waffle John Walker - Key Club Vice-President. Student Council, Tribal Tribune Photograp- herfSports Editor, Senior Board, Tech Theatre, Student Council, Tom Tom Leigh Walker - Basketball. Mayor's Youth Action Council, Tribal Tribune, Senior Board, AFS. Keywanettes, Red Feathers, Sergeant at Arms KStudent Councill Homeroom President Lisa Wallace Nelda Ward - French Club President, Red Feathers, Senior Board, Student Council, Tribal Tribune, Honor Roll William Ward - Golf Marcia West - Red Feathers. Red Cross, Tribal Tribune, Honor Roll, Spanish Club Janet Wheeler - Red Feathers, Keywanettes, Chiaroscuro, Opera Club Dale Whitaker - Marching Band, Red Cross Treasurer, Opera - Club, FCA, Musicals Steve Whitaker - Varsity Football, Jun- iorfSenior Play, Honor Roll, FCA, Scholar Of 9 Weeks, Brave of the Month fSeptemberi Dee White - Marching Band, Wind Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble, NHS, German Club President, National Merit Semi Finalist, DAZE, Opera Club Patricia White - Student Council, Opera Club Karla Williams Kevin Williams - COE, FBLA Ronnie Williams - DECA Ruth Williams - Marching Band, Druln Major, Band Oueen Attendant, AFS Secretary, NHS Secretary, Tribal Tribune Editor, Tom Tom Staff, Opera Club Vice-Presidenl,!Ac- companist, Sophomore Class Vice-President Allen Wilson Tarinue Winf0f - FBLA Terry Wofford - VICA Earsula Wf0rkS JoAnn Wright Bridget! Wynn - FBLA, AASS, Keywanettes, Student Council Secretary. COE, Basketball Kenneth Young - Vocational Training Reggie Young - Varsity Basketball, Junior King DAZE Attendant, Brave of the Month KDecemberj, Senior Escort to Miss Central, Vo- Tech Abbet, Mark 48 Abbott, Alleon 18, 141. 142 Abbott, Shawn 34, 114, KK, 130 Abbott, Tereaa I8 Abraham. Yolanda 34 Adamt, Allcla 48, 104, 160 Adaml. Donald 59 Adaml. Kelth 34 Adamaan, Greg 18, 85. 155. 104, 147, 165 Adklum, Peggy ll 104 Aery, Danlel 34. 124. 126, 123, 105 Adaml, Ronnle 48 Albert, Jelf 18, 112 Alberty. Sulan 48. 126, 128 Albronoz, Eddie 48 Alexander. Derrlck 59 Alexander. Ted 165, 183 Alexander, Tereaa 34 Allen, Annette 18, 102 Allen. Bllly 18, IIQ 130 Allen, Cralg 34, 147 Allen, Davld 48. 156, 147 Allen. Rlcky 18, 147 Allen, Tammy I8 Alred Adana 18. 143 Aired Davld 115 Alred, Jack 59 Amot, Monlka 34. 132 Amos. Robin IE 132 Amor. Ron 179 Anderton. Gregg 59 Anderson, La Shon I8 Anderson. Jackle 129 Armntrong, Wllma 104, 186 Arthur, Trole 59 Alhby, 5uzan 182 118, 141, 130 Axhcraft, Lora 48, 115 Actramakat, Sunan 18, 83, 124, 122. 126, 141, 96, 105. 133. 121. 138 Atklnl, Shonda 52 134 Amr.-, vit-ki ls, 122. 142, 1341 121 Avllla, Stacie 34 Avlngton, Llua 18, 104 Badger, Cheryl L, 59 Badgwell, Don E. 48 BadgwelL llena R. 59 Bally. Bryan 48 Balley, Clark D. 34 Bally. Davld WA 48, 115. 156, 159 Bally. Klna IB 110 Bally, Tlna 48 Bally. Zlna 48 Baker, Jeannie K. 48 Ballnt. Steve 158 183 Baldwin, Aluanla L. 48, 129, 143, 165 Baptlite, Tracy 34. 126. 121 132, 134 Barnet. Corle 34 Barnhart, Micheal 48, 51 59, 123, 124. 126, 116 Barnett. Erlc 18 147. 155, 165 Barre. Sharonda 18 Barnett, Barbett 48, 78, 154, 152. 149 Barrett, Judy 48 Bearden, Chuck 48 Bartlesan, 8aDeana 34, 138 Bartlett, Traylynn 34, 76, 143, 134. 33, 76, 130 Bazllle. Dana 34. 122. 105, 143. 155. 138 Beatley, Cllflord 48 Beasley. Karla 18 Bee. Kenton 19 Bee. Rebeckah 19 Belcher. Johnny D. 34 Belvln, Brad 142 Belvln. Melina 48 Benjamin, Bruce 34, l5Q 153, 147 Benlamln, Ethan D. 34, 156, 147 Benjamin, Gall D. 48 154 Bennett, Gregory E, 34 Bergman, John 34 Ben. Shaun 1.. 59 BethaL Micheal 59 Bettendorti Marle 19 128, 126, 133, 142. 96, 105, 115. 138 Bewley, Karla 12 HQ 130 BIIL Jamel A. 34. 111 Blttlck. Mlchael E. 19 Blackman. Cynthla D. 19 Blackman, Ronnle J. 59 Blalr, Mark 34, 134 Blevlnl, Mellua 126 Blevlnl, Andrew 19 Blevlnt. Charlle 19. 149 Block, Joy J. 48 Block, Michelle 19, 152 Bolden. Wanda 174 Bomer, Darren L. 59 Bomer. Stacy M. 48 Burr. Glenn 187 Bowler. Demetrla 34. 154 Bowlln. Kevin 34 Bawlln. Kelly L. 48, 153 Boyd, Freda 182 Boyrter. Monlca I.. 48. 57 Braden, Dale M, 41 124, 126, 123 Bradford Janele 78 Bradford, lexley J. 48, 47, 57, 78 Bradford. Trlna 19 Bramlett, 5harnn 19 Brand, Suzanne E 12 96, 126. 121 UQ 138 Bratel, James D. 34. 149. 165 Brewer, G. E. lk? Brlggt. Roger G. 48 Brlght, Karen 59 Brlnkman. Terry 183 Britton, Kimberly A. 48 Brookenl, Alonclta 42 125 Brough. Donald 19 KD Brown, Barbara 19 Brown. Blllle J, I9, 104 Brown. Carolyn E, 19 Brown, Daron 59 Brown. Kendra 34 Brown. Llna D. 34. 130 133. KB Brown. Margaret E. 34, 124, 126, 114, 105, 130 Buggt. Cynthla 34 Buggl, Stephanie 19 Bryton. Phlll l.. 49, 57. 153, 113 Buggr. Stephen 19 Bunch, Ronald 59, 126 Bunne1L JI11 E, 49 Burk. Edward A. 34, 143 Burk, Maryann 52 M Burnette, Mickey 35 Burnette, Rlcky 35 Burnx. Chrlrtlne 19 Burnt, Dennll S 49. 147. 165 Burnt, Gerrod 59 Burr. Glen 59 Burrell Elizabeth A. 20 Burre1L Karen F. 49 Burrelh Robert Jr. 49 Butby. Greg 242 150 130 Butler. Barry J. 35 Butler. Kevin 134, 116 Butler. Leelle 241 134 Butler, Randall 35, IG Eutler. Robert K. 116 Cahalen. Florence 115, 176 Caldwell, Alberta 20 Calvert. Sallle 59. 126 CampbelL Kelll 49, 126, 128. 138 Campbell, Maury 20 9 Cantrell Mlchael 20 155, 156, 133, CantrelL Deborah 59 CantrelL Gregory 59 Carey. Charlet 35. 96 Carey, Wllburn 20 Carlile. Ruth 20 129. 138 Carnemolla, Jamle 59 Carner. Aaron 159 Carnel, Steve X2 156. 147 Caron. Julle 35 Carr. Debra 59 Carrvlh Allce 42 124, 126 CarrolL Jan 17. 182 CarrolL Wayne 211 IG Carrolh Radonna 35 Carter, Cathey 20 Carter. Ella 20 Carter. Richard 35, 123, 124, 126. Carter. Richard 165 Carter, Wayne 171 163 Cartwright, Jamey 49 17, M KX. 130 Cartwright, Tracey 59, 124, 126, 149 Cartwright. Verda 174 Caraiola. Jurl 49. 114 Catlett, Ruth 59 Carey, Chris 20 Caxey. Lexlle 20 cam, rim Ja 114, 130 129, IJI Caud11L Barbara 35, 135, 134 CaudllL Tammy 35 Cephul. Daniel 49, 156, 147 Cervantez. Tlmothy 124, 126, 9. 96, 133, 116, l2L 138 Challer, Allaa 49 Chaney, Gwynette 35, 154, 104 Chapman. Jlmmy 35 Cheatwood lame: 60 Chee, Brlan 35. I59, 158. 141, 13 105. 133, 130 116 Chee, Cathy 133. 185 Chee, Cynthia 35. 134, 33, 105. 133. 130 Cherry. Terrance 241 104 Claxton. Bryan 60 Claxton. Charles 35 Claxton. Seann 60 Clyma. Prlncllla 35, 102 Cabblru, Caleb 50 Coch, Richard 187 Cochran, Donnie 49 Cochran. Lewanna 49 Colbert. Alelhla 60 Colbert. Chrlltal E. 20 Cole, Debbie Jean 60 Cole, Ricky W. 35 Coleman. Jennifer 20 Coleman. Tlmothy Neal 49 Collins. Douglas 60 Colllnl. Mlchelle SQ 124, 126 Colson. Jerry Lean 60 Cone, Barry 35, 147 Conley. Jlmmy Lee 60 Cook. Julle XZ 141 Cook, Kevln Patrlck 20 96 Cook. Rodney Scott 21 Cooper. Calvln 35, 156 Cooper, Carl 125. 21 Cooper. Jamel 2L 104 4, 33. 96, Cooper, Rae Lynn 21, 82, 85, 126, 152, 149, 128, 134. 130 Copeland Michelle SQ 134 Cornellul, Wayne 35. 153 CornwelL Kenny D. 21, 155. 156. 147 Cornwelh Sonla M. 42 160 Cox, Bllly Ray. Jr. 21 Cralg, Brlan 49 Cralrl. Mltchell L 35. 123. 124. 126 Craln. Shelly 35. lm Crane, Therena 49 Craven. B111 Eugene 147, 163 Craven, Kelth B. 49 Crawley. Nlgel 35 Crawford. Rlta 21. lm, 104 Cremln, John 42 153. 147 Cronlln, Phil 182 Crowe1L Neal Allen 21. l1L 160 Culbreath, Jerl 174 Cummings. Robert G 36 Curd, Davld Mlchael 21, 9, KD Curd, Jennller ll 21, 130 141 DahL Dlana 175, 129 Dalton, Robert Landon 49 Daniele, Harold Ill. 21 Danlel, Sherrill 36, 118. 143. 121 Dan1eL Tonya 36, 125, 102 Danlelt. Donna 36 Daughtery, Jeanle 49 Daugherty, Klm 21, KD Davlt. Cryatal 49 Davll, Derrick 60 Davis, Lena Marle 49 Davlt. Mark 36 Davll, Paul 36 Davll, Rebecca 21, 111 Davll, Sandra Cherle 21 Davin, Timothy 50 Dawel, Phylllr 36, 122, 105. 129 Dean. Deidre 36 Deal, Centrlce 125 Dee. Jane 174 Dennll, Dewayne 49 Deramo. Robert 50 Devert. Michelle 50 Deverl. Roaallnd 60 Dewitt. Glna Marle 21 Dewn, Leatrlce 36 Dlckerton, Lea 176 Dlckaon, Klm 36 Dlnh, Truong 21 Dixon, Pamela 60 Dixon, Rosetta 50 Dixon, Wllllam Earl 50 Dobbs, Frank 36 Dobson. Jackle 50 Dobson. Mltchel 22. 112 Doby, Deborah Ann 49 Doby. Tracy 36 Dock, Sandra 175 Doe, John 138 Doganl, Mlchael 150 Doganl, Wllllam Marvall 22, 150 Dawell, Wllllam 22, 112 Doyle, Mlke 60 Doyle, Tlmothy 6Q 126 Drew, Bonlta 22 Drlvef, Melvln 36. 15Q 153. 147, ld, 150 Duck, Mlchael Wllllam 35, 102 Duff Robbln 50 156 Duff, Rotetta 35, 112 Dunn. Kathy 36. 134, 13Q 117 Dunn. Ralhella 22 Eaxley. Wllllam 36. 153 Eaetep. l.Inda J 36, 102 Edgett. Aprll .L 36, 122. 126. 105, 130 -... ,L'?m,.,x H ' Wi' Edwards, Angella 50 Edwards, Erldgette 60 Edwards. Dwight 35 Ellls. Brenda 50 Ellls, Janetta 36, 130 Ellls, Julle Marle 60 Ellls, Mary Ann 36, 112 Fmbry, Jackle 22 Embry, Yolanda L. 36 Emhoolah, Jesse James 50 England, James 50 sway. carry 22, ss. 118, 114, 141, 11, 14. 85, 130 Evans, Adrian Kadlce 22 Evans, Gina Marlene 60 Fagln, Donna 50 Fannin, Tyrone 541 147 Farmer. Cloyd 36, 102, 129, 116 FarrelL Ben 184 Fellble, Charlotta 182 Fellciano, Eva 50 154 Ferguson, Cllnton 50 Ferguson, Dianne 22, 124, 126, G, 122 Ferguson, Jessica 36. 111 Ferguson, Susan I73 Ferrell, Cara 36 Fledler, Cindy SQ 149 Files. Bernlce G, 176 Finn, Dennis 22. 156, 9, 96, 133, 134, 1341 116, 117, 138 Fisher, Charlet 5Q 147 Fisher. loder 149, 179 Fitzpatrick, Brenda 36 Fitzpatrick, Lora 60 Flatt, Donald 36, 126, 7, 96 Fleming, Carla 143 Fleming, Larry 36 Flemlngs, Gary 22 Flemlngs. Mark 60 Flowers, Russ James 36, 112 Fly, Mlke Wayne 50 Fonvllle, Mlchael 37, 150 153 Ford. Llsea 22, 102 Ford, Stephen Lee 50 Foreband. Angela Leona 50 125, 126 Foster, Jackle 50 Foster, Wayne 178 Fowler, George 171 Fox. Yolanda Denise 22, 104 Frakes, Jackle 111 Francis, Brenda 60 Francis, Harry 37 Frank, Patty 104 Frazier, Jacqueline 50 Freeney, Ronnie 37 French, Margaret 175 Frledl, Chrlstlna 60 Frltz, Darren Allen 60 Fryover, Darren 22, KF, 158, 159 Fuller, Danny L. 37 Fultz. Lucy 22 Gafney, Tonya 104, 111 Gage, Roy 185 Gafney, Vlkkl 111 4 ml ' -and ,X Galbreath, Peggy 61 Gamble, Allcla 111 Gamble, Bridget 22 Gamble, Sherlda 50 57 Ganders, Erlc 22 Ganote, Ted 160 Gant, Pamela 61 Garcla, Marietta 61 Garcia. Phyllls 175 Garman, Wayne 179 Garrard, Renee 50 Gatlln, Tammy 22 Geiger, Gregory 37, 115 George, Teddy 22 Gibson, lvy 37 Gibson, Joseph 37, 130 Gibson, Shella 61 Gifford, Steve 112 Gilbert, Molly 23, 154 GIIL Barbara 23, 118, 130 Glsh. Gale 182 Glover, Jenell 37, 111 Golns, Erlc 23, 116, 119, 133, 141, 158, 159 Gomez, Klm 23 Good, Wilda 182 Goodman, Donna 37 Goswlclr, David 37 Gourd, Richard 61 Gourd, Shelly 37 Gragg, Frances 111 Grant, Tlna 37, 111 Graves, Diana 61 Graves, Neta 61 Gray, John 183, 165 Gray, Tracy 61, 105, 125, 126 Gray, Voroncla 37, 143 Green, Stanley 61, 165 Greene, Marlene 50 Greenleaf, Stacy 23, 102 Gregory. Annette 37 Gregory, Danlel 37 Gregory, Sean 61 Grlffla, Clifford 61 Grlmes, Angels 17, 23, 711 85, 104 Hayward, Carol 51 Hayward, Marty 23, 149 Hayward, Robin 37 Hawklns, James 37 Heldrlelr, Pamela 51 Helker, Kerrl 37, 114, 130 160 Henderson, Aprll 61 Henderson. lfuford 156, 147 Henderson, Thomas 61 Henderson. Tonya 23 Hendrix ndy 61 , Cl Henry, Amy 61 Herron, Glendle 23 Hicks, Renlta 23, KD H1lL C, V. 51, 147, 129 HIIL Jennlfer 61 Hlll, Kemberlee 51 HIIL Krls 61 H11l. Rodney sl. 165 Hlll, Todd 23, lll Hlll, Vera 38 Hlnes. Rick 5L 159, 158 HIX. Tlna 84, 124, 125. 134, 130 Hobson, Jennller 61, 114 Hackett, Sharon 38, ICN, 134, 130 Halley, James 37 Hale, Ken 23, 158 Haley, Nadine 177 Halllord, Taml 61 Hamilton, Lawrence 50 Hampton, Alan 181 Hampton, James 23 Hamrlck, David 5Q 123, 124, 126 Hardesly, Clarene 23 Hardrldge, Jelsle 37 Hargls, Darren 1.32 Hargrove, Tlna 51 Harlow, Roberta 51 Harlow, Tony 61 Harp, Natasha 61 Harper, Charles 125, 126 Harrigan. Kevln 37. 143 Harrls, Marcus 23 Harrls, Sheila 37, 154 Harrls. Stephanie 37 Hasty, Brlce 109, 186 Hasty, Louls 184 Hauber, Stacy Jo 61, 134 Hays, Davld 23 Hockett, Susan 51 Hoefllng, Suzl 114 Holland, Curtis 155, 168, 147, 133 Hollis, Joanna 52 Holmes, Valerie 51 Holmes, Willle 104 Holloway, David 51. 149 Honeycutt, Flossle 38. 115 Hooks, Sharmln 154, 124, 126, 149, 128 Hooper, John 129 Horne, Cindy 23, llQ 130 Horne, Mark 62 Horne, Timothy 62, 156 Horsley, Mlchael 38 Hoskins. Lakon 23, 102 Howell. Jack 153, 150 Howell, Ronnie 62, 159 Hubanks, Jamle 38 Hueg, Amy 51 Hughart, Lois 38 Hunt, Carolyn 111 Hunt, Cynthia 62 Hunt. James 173 Hunt, Richard 38, 147. 11 Hunt, Steven 51 3, 130 Hunter, Lora 51 Hutchins, Pamela 62 Huynh, Tran Le 51 Irons, C Indy 38 Jackson, Arvetta 38 Jackson, Clifford 51, 156, 147 Jackson, Marco 38, 124 Jackson. Tony 15, 124, 126 Jackson, Wayne 24 Jeager, Richard KU. 181 James, Bobby 62, 132 James, Jimmy 62, 132 James, Kelvln 24 James. Llla 38 James, Ramle 15 Janke, Kenneth 96. 38, 134, 116, 121, 138 Jemlson, Rlta 38 Jennings. Terrell 24, 165 Jenkins, Jimmy 62 Jennings. Yolanda 51 Johnson, Darryn 62 Johnson. Janet 51, 133 Johnson, Jennifer 51 Johnson, Lafayella 38 Johnson. Latresa 62 Johnson, Llsa 51 Johnson. Margo 51, 104 Johnson, Mlckl 84, 126, 128, 117, 138 Johnson, Ronda 62, 80 117 Johnson, Robin 51 Johnson. Scan 51 Johnson, Sylvia 174 Johnson, Tammy 24, 126, 112 Johnson, Tlm 52, 156 Johnson, Tommy 24 Johnson Tracy 24 1 8 133. 96 , , 2 Jonas, Gary 24 Jones. Alberta 172 Jones, Anthony 62, 125, 126 Jones, Barry 24, 112 Jones, Charlle 52 Jones. Eugene 150 Jones, Fellpe 52, 123, 124, 7 Jones. Sharoh 38, 154 Jones, Timothy 52 Jordan, Klm 62 Jordan, Sherri 38 Jorritsma, Paul 24, 159, 158, 9 Jumper, Anthony 132 Kapple, Eric 38 Kaye, Sandy 24, 112, 132, 130 Kearney, Lanene 38 Kearns, Karen 62. 115 Kearns, Phillip 38 Keller, James 62, 116 Kelley, Nlna 38, 154, 152, 104, 165 Kelly, Carla 62 Kenddall, Sharon 38, 143 Kennedy, Kenneth 62 Kilgore, Kelly Dawn 52 Klllough, Glenda 62 Kirby, Georgia Sue 52 Kirby, Jeffrey 24, 112 Klleman, Carolyn 38 Kleiman, Stephanie 52 Krisman, Jeff 38 Kozlawskl, Larry 1lQ 129 Kruizinga. Katrina 24, 105, 118, 119. 142 129 115 Laconcy, David 57 Ladd, Sandra Sue 60 Lair, Deann D. 38, 102 Lamb, Dana Lynn 52, 132 Lamb. Donna Lee 52, 132 Lane, Laurle 38 Langenback, Tom D. 24, 110 Lagenback. Wendy 52 Langwarthy, Brenda 24 Lankster, Patrlcia 39 Laskey, Bridgette D, 52, 104 Lawerence, Cynthia 52, 126, 128 Lawson, Melllssa 102 LeBlanc, Faye 62, 84, 126, 128, 138 LeBlanc, Paul 24, 123, 124, 126, 7, 105, 133, 1.30 115. 138 Lees, Bob 122, 123. 125, 186 Lesency, Daud 62 Leeds, Lesley 52, 122 Lewls, Denise A. 52 Lewls, Joe 24, 150 Llghtle, Tammy L. 52, 47, 57 Lindsey, Sarah 173 Llndly, Larry 129 Llnn, Annlta 25, 112 Lockhart, Konnle Lee 52 Loftis, Lorl 25 Lofton, Adele 39 Lofton, Lllllan 25 Losoncy, David 156, 123 Lott, Thomas 25 Lowe. Barry 62, 123 Lowry, Tammy 39 Lunsford, Marilyn 39 Lucas, Kelly 62 Lucas, Melissa 62, 126 Lucas. Sherrill 25 Luttrell, Lou 52 Lyons, Frances 25 LytaL Gary 132, 178 Macon, Rahnh 39, 143 Madden, Donna M. 25 Majors. Ed 187 Manning, James 63 Manning, Patrick W. 25 Mantlch, Steven 39, 125, 126, 116 Marlow. Roberta 126 Marquez. Helssy Y. 25 Marquez, Hallman 25 MarshalL Alvln 153 MarshalL Eddie L. 63, 125, 126 MarshalL Phyllls R. 63 9, Martin, Acquanita C. 25 Martln, Alqerlta A. 52 Martin, Elizabeth 179 Martln. Mac Arthur 52 Martin, Peggy 25, 111 Martln, Scheryl L. 63 Martln, Trena L 52, 129 Matterron, Tommy 58, 63 Matthewl. Joann 26 Matthewt, Maury 26 Maxle. Robert 172 Maxwell, Angenette 58, 63 Maya, Mark D. 39 Maya, Shonda 63 Maynard Marva 33. 39, 118, 124, 143, 134 McCall, April 52 McCarty, Darla D. 39 McCax11n, Jeff 156 McCallin, Jina 52, 133 McCarlin, Steven V. 39, 147 McClain. Anlta M, 63 McClain, Ricky L. 125 McClain, William D. 39 McClendon, Kevin 63 McClure, Stoney 63 McCollum, Tony D. 39, 102 McComb, Jeanie 115 McComb, Rhonda 63 McComb, Tlna 25 McConne1L Llna 25 McConne1L Paul 39 McCotar, Angela 63 McDaniel, Kevin K. 25, 155, 156, 168. 119, 141, 134, 115 McGee, Carla R. 52, 124, 126, 129 McGee, Jacquelyn 25 14 7, i s fr w - 4 S 7' X v 1 1 4 1' . 31 ,,, wig: I, Y 7 f' ,Si ,,f McHatten, Samuel J. 39, 102 Mcl-latten, Thomax B. 63 McHenry, Dale 25, 112 McHugh, Erneat 181, 204 Mclntolh, Erln 53 McKenna, Kelth 25 McLa1n, Rlcky D. 63 McMahon, Shella 52 McManur, Shelly 25, 134 McMillan, Evelyn 179 McOuartern, Oulnlon 25. 104, 65 Medlln, Arthur 63 Meeks. Joe 185 Melhllng, Marle I75 Melton, Chrlstlan 39 Mendenhall, Teresa 52. 125, 126 Newman, Mark 26, 158 Newman, Marr S 54 Newton, Norma 64 Nguyen, Dlnh 40 Nguyen, Van P. 53 Nlchallon, Clndy Ann 40 76, 134 Noe. Steven 64 Norman, Glorla 441 152, 154, 165 North, Nancy 121 40 Norton, Earett 40 Norwood, Lengy Franchot 64 Nunley, Aaron Eugene 64 Mendoza, Marlo 39 Mercer, Mark 63, 158 MerrelL Carol 39, 118, 134 Metzger, Llla 26, 118, 128, 138 Meyer, Carol 174 Meyer, Joaeph 63 Milla. Patrlcla 26 Mlller, Allen 26 Miller, Kelth 63 Mlller, rlffany 52 Mlnor, Marty 39, 123, 124, 126, 96, 133 Mlnter. Deldre 39, 154, 152, 104, 147, 165 Mitchell, Jlm 178 Monday, Kevln 26 Moore. Conrad 53, 153, 147 Moore, Jacquellne S3 Moore, Kevin 26, 130 Moore, Nancy 64 Moore,V1rg1e 53 Morgan, Brenda 26, 102, 134 Morgan, Jane 53, 115 Morgan, Jenny 26 Morgan. Shella 4Q 118, 134, 13Q 121 Morrow, Donna 26, 134 Morrow, Marlan 40 134 Mor ton, Morton, Moab y, .llm 115, 178 Mary 53, 105, KF, 129, 57, 118 Klmberly 64 Mon, Carl 4Q 102, 149 Mau, L Motley, Murrell, Nalera. alhell 26 Debra 53 Anlonle 40 Rlcky L. ss Neal, Rhonda C. 4Q 133 NeeL Jerry 178 Negeleln, Alice 64 Nellon, Barbara 177 Nelson, Jlm 26 Nelnon. Mellonle 40 New, Crlltel Ellen 53 Newman, Jeff 40 Oater, Frank 40 Oates, Karla 26, 74 O'8rien, Kathleen O'Br1en, Patty 40 Ogle, Jeffrey 57 Ogle, Tim 159 Ollver, Linda 40 104, 147 Oliver, Tawana 26 Outland, Torl 102, 104 Owenl, Mlchael 64 Owenl, Sheila 26, 104 Palmer, Dana 17, 26 Palmer, Kelth 26, 150 Palmer, Tony 53, 153 Park, Samuel 53, 115. 134, 158, 159 Parkw, Rotalee 174 Parry, Galha 40 Parkl, Deana 64 Parrlah, Llna 64 Patrick, Cathel 134, 154 Paulson, Paul 181 Pelllchet, Donna 26 Pendergraft, Sonja 26, 110 Penochlo, John 54 Perett, Vlrglnla 181 Perry, Felecla 121 Perryman, Joel 4Q 124, 126 Perlon, Jennlfer 64, 105 Pete, Kelth 7, 27, 123 Peterl, Phenlx, Phenix. Phllllpn, Plckenr, Cynthia 27 Eddie 147, 153 Gary 4Q 142 l5Q 155 Terrl 4Q 102 Anthony 4Q 147 Plke, Joe 147 Pike, Mellua 27, 96, 112 13Q 133, Plpkln, Tlmothy 64 A I f 134. 138 .WM Pltt, Geneva 182 Plttel. Gary 40 Pins, Timmy 40 Platt, Dlon 27, 156 Poerchel, Cynthia 53 Pollon, Don 27, 130 Pomeroy, Clndy 27, IIQ 117, 118, 134 Pomeroy, Mlke 58, 64, 116, 119 Pompa, Mlke 27, 116. 158, 159 Pondt, Cauandra 40 Porter, Clifford 40 Porter, Donna 27 Porter, Romonda 27, 96, 119, 125. 128, 138. 149 Potter. Amanda 53 Potts, Una 64 Powelk Llla 64 Prelcott, Edward 53 Prince, .lon 27, 85, 104, IG, 113, 147, 155 Prince, Nlcholal 441 IG, 113, 147, 159, 165 Proctor, Billy 40 Oulmby. Chrlulne 22 130 Oulnn, Donnle 64 Rainwater, Dlerdre 64 Raleor. Jackie 64 Ramsey, Mlchael 27. 124, 126, 142, 9, 116, 117. 121 Raper, Llnda 27 Rank, Tracy 4Q 102 Rayner, Cathy 27, 141 Redmond, Llla 53 Reed Chrlltlna 4Q 132 Reed, Clem 41, 123, 126. 133, 7 Reed, Mark 41 Reed, Tracy 53 Reeves, Rebecca 53, 47, 57, 105, 134, 138 Renfro. Robert 104 Renlchler. .leue 41, 147 Reynoldl, Lynnla 4L 126, 128, 130 Reynoldt, .lamel KU, 141, 158, 159, 27, 1341 138 Rlce, Robin 41 Rlce. Shella 41 Rlchardlon, Michelle 53, 154, 165 Rickman, Brlan 156, 147 Rlder, Le Ann 4L 154 Ringo, Paul 27, 133, 96 Rlaenhoover, Tammy 28 Roach, Frank 28 11 'Q 4-Q-I he 'QS ' 7- 4 N x Roblnton, Lalhell 28, 104 Robison, Allce 175 Rocha. Gracie 64 Roden, Lorlna 41 Rodgeru. Angela 53, 154, 152 Rodriguez. Armandlna 53 Rogers, Brian 53 Rollerlon, Marc 64, 165 Ron, Loula 41 Roll. Samuel 41 Rouue. Kevin 28 Ruckman, Anlta 53 Ruff, Mlchael 54 Rune1L Terrance 54 RuuelL Todd 41 Ryan, Orlando 147, 165 Sage, 1.1:a D. 41 Sample. Marcus D. 41 Sample, Robert 28 Sami, Tracy Lynn 58, 64 Sanderl, Dwelght 41, 147, 168 Sanders. Gerald 41 Saunders, Regina Kay 28 Sawyer, Kevln 64 Saxton, Starla Kay 54 Schauer, Lena M. 41 Sclnm, Klmberll Deann 54 Sclrm. Tammy 64 Scogglnl, Sherry 28 Scott, Darla Kay 54 Scott, Elaine 183 Sealn, Benlta Anlta 28 Seals, Gerry D. 153 Self Bobby D. 133 Selll Brenda 64 Self, Therela E. 28, 111 Sewe1L Marcone 54. 124, 126 Sexton. Patty 64 Shaw, Garland Maurice 28 Shaw, Scott Mltchell 147 Sheehan, Dan 54 Sherrlck, Treva Lynn 54 Shields. Greg 28 Shoaln, Pam J. 28, 104, 110 Shoate. Troy R. 41 Shrum. Faye 174 Shumate, Cleatta 184 Sllkey, Mary Martha 54 Simpson, Dewayne 281 KD. 116. 124. 126, 134 Singleton, Howard Bryan 4L 111 Slttler, Ed 112, 180 Skinner, Chrlntopher 41 Slatton, Mlchael 64 'r X Slayton, Mary Donleta 4I, 5, IOS, ll5, IJQ I33, l3U, l43 smith, Bobby 41 Smlth, Dwight HQ I77 Smlth, Greg 9, 28, 96, ll6, II7, l2l, l33, I34. Tatum, Phllllp 42, l02 Taylor. Debble 54 Taylor, Elizabeth 42 Taylor, Jody 42 Taylor, Johnny 65 Taylor. Rachel 55 L38 Smlth, Jane 28, l47, I49, l52 Smith. Jlmmy 26, 96. II5. l29. l33, l38 Smlth, Klmberly 55 Smith, Margretha Luella 55 Smith. Mollna 54. l26. l29 Smlth, Nathanlel 54 Smlth, Sarah 29, I29 Smlth, Shelly 4l Smlth, Xavler Gerard 65 Thomas. Jamee 42, l2l Thomas, Kevln 55 Thompson, Debra 55 Thompson, Kathleen I77 Thompson, Klm 65 Thompson. Klmbra 55 Thompson, Rorchell D4 Thomptan. Shella 42 Thornton, Gary 66 Suzanne 42. l Snelling. Klm 4l, l34 Snelling, Mlke Alan 54 Southern, Daniel 55 Spearl, Jean ll4. I42, I77 Spears, Tammy 65 Speer, Tany I56. l84 Stalrea, Carla 54 Stallworth, Blll 65 Stlmpl, Michelle Dawn 65 Stampel, Vlctor 55 Standrldge, Keri 23, 74, l30 Starkey, Patrick 4l, lll Starke, John Levell l53 Starling, Jlmmy Wayne 54 Starr, Mornln Denlle 4l Stevenl. Farrlt IM Stlce, Nathen Wayne S5 Stockton, Pobert Wayne 55 Strickland. Deborah 25 Sturgeon. Edwin l.. 54, l23. I24, l26 Sulllvan, Allen Rlchle 65, I56 Surber, Robert 9, 29, 109. lll Surber, Terera 29 Sweeten. Darcy 42. l59 Sweet. Demetreu 54 Sweeten, Suzan 55 Syas. Dewayne 54 Syal, Phllllp 42, l26 Tadpole, Carol 54, ll4 Talburt, Donna 29 Tannehlll. Kynda 42 Tanyan, Patrlcla 65 Tapp, Brlgltte 42 Tapp, Jerrle 42 Tarver, Daryl 42. l47, IO4 Tarver, John 54. l56, l25, l23, I24, l26, 7 Threiher, Jeff 42, l2l Threeher, Lori 29, Ill. IIQ 134 Thresher, Ronald 29 Tldeman, Patrlcla 66 Timmons, Timmons. Laurle 55. l2l 43 , 33, IG, l30 Vann, Bradley 42 Vann, Brian 55 Vann, Mari 29 Varner, Prentlce 55, l56 Vaughan. Angela 55, l54. I52, l49 Vaughan, Carol IIB, I29, IB4 Velie. Bernice ISS Vlllanueva, Ricky 42, l47 Vu, Hoang 29 Vu. San 42 Waffle, Deborah 29 Waffle, Denise 42 Waite. Gary l23, I24, l26 Wakefield. Rex ISS Waldrup, Margie 42 Walker, Darrell 42 Tlnker, Reggie 29, 9, IO9 Todd. Sherry 42 Tolbert, Teresa 42 Tottren, Arnatta 55 Traylor, Levell 42, l02 Treat. Dlana 29, l49 Treat. Gary 66. l56 Trolper, Kenneth IB7 Troxell, Travlr 66, l56 Truong. Hong 29 Tucker, Carolyn 29 Turlnettl, Joe 42. ll9. ll6 Turlnettl, Blll I73 Tunley, Michelle 29, I24, l26, IO2 Turnbaugh. Tom l7B Twomey, Robert 42, l33, 96 Tyson, John 55, 47, 57, l53, ll9, Tyson, Kimberly 55, I29 Uhles, Bobble 42, l26 Utz, Chris 52, l23 Vallejo, John 55 Vallejo. Letlcla 66 Vance, Linda 42 VanDyke, Inga 66 80 Vanemburg, Scott 29, 130 Walker, Jacque 66 Walker. James I72 Walker. Jerry 42 Walker. John 29, l4l, I42, l33, ll6 Walker, Kelth 55 Walker, Leigh 29, l52, IOS. IIS Walker, Terry 55 Wallace, Lila 29, l02 Walton, linda 42 Ward. John 55 Ward, Nelda 29, ll4, l34, I42 Ward, Rebecca 55, I32 Ward, Shelly 55. l43 Ward, Wllllam 29 Wardlow, Lorl 55 Watton, Bennle 42 Watts. Melvin 66 Weathert, Cryltal 43, l34, 96. Welch, Stephanie 66 Welch. Teresa 56 Weat. Allred 66, l55 Wen, Angela S6 West, David 56 Welt. Llonel 43, l5B Wert, Marcla 30 Chrystle 47, 57, l54, l52, l65 Wheeler. Janet 30 Whitman, Beth 43, I34. KU Whitaker, John 3Q l29, l2l Whitaker, Steve JQ 35, l68. l47 I24, 126, l42, l3Q ll5 Whayne. Whlte. Dee 341 123. White, Patrlcla 30 Whlted, Mark 43 Wlghtman. Fred IHI Wllklnt. Robln 56 Wlllbourn, Lisa 56. l35 102, l33 Wllllaml. Amanda 56, 57, 78, l54, l25, I52, l49 Wllllaml, Angellcla 66 Wllllaml, Angle 43. 102 Wllllaml, Benjamin l25, l26 Wllllama, Hrlan 43. l09 Wllllams. Chrle 43, l47, lx, ll5 Wllllams, Dan 43, ll5 Wllllamt, Darrell 43. l47 Wllllaml, Doretha 56 Williams, Gene ISO Wllllama, Karla 30 Wllllams, Kevln ll0 Wllllaml, LaDonna 56 Wllllamt, Rachelle l2l Wllllaml, Ronnie 30 Wllllama, Ruth JQ l23, l26. 33, l4l, l42, l05, I33, l29, l2l, l3H Wllllams, Sheldra 66 Wllllaml, Shelli I24, l26, IO5 Wllllaml, Tracey 43, l54, 152, l47, I34, IO4 Wllllaml. Wesley 66, l65 Wlllon, Alan 30 Wllson, Everett 66 Wilson, James 43 Wlllon, LaSaundra 43 Wlllon, Michael 66 Wilton, Roberta 56, l59. l59. l49 Wlmberly. LaVerne I72 Wlnford. Stephen 43 Wlnford. Tarlnue 341 ll0 Wlnkle. Waco 56, I59. l32 Wolford, Terry 342 II2 Woodfork, Angela 43, 102 Woodt, Shirley HQ IB5 Woodward, John I72 Work, Kelll l84 Works. Earaerla 30 104 Wright, Clndy 66 Wright, .la Ann JQ IO2 l26. 96. 76, Wright, Maurice 56 Wright, Pat 66, l25 Wynn, Brldgett JQ IIO Wynn. Tamera 43, I26. 123 Wynn. Vernla l26, 143, l2B York, Cynthia 56 York, Debra ll0 York, Jay 66 Yolt, Wendy 56, I24, 126. l05 Young, Brenda 56. IO4, l53 Young, Eddie 56 Young, Reggie 341 IO2 Young, Sean 56, l47 Zelgler, Ga yla 56 Table of Contents Opening Section Classes Student Life Organizations Sports Faculty World Even ts Closing Index 2-I4 I5-58 69-102 IO3-I44 I45-l68 I69-I8 7 l88-l89 I90-l93 l94-l99 Tom Tom Staff Editors: Suzan Ashby Cathy Rayner Faculty Advisor: Dwight Smith Opening Section: Alison Abbott Cathy Essley Eric Goins Classes: Seniors- James Reynolds Ruth Williams Juniors- Alison Abbott Cathy Essley Brian Chee Sophomores-Ruth Williams Freshmen-James Reynolds Student Life: Suzan Ashby Cathy Rayner Organizations: Suzan Ashby Susan Astramskas Julie Cook Eric Goins John Walker Sports: Jennifer Curd Kevin McDaniel Mondo Porter Faculty: John Walker Ruth Williams World Events: Suzan Ashby Cathy Rayner Closing: Suzan Ashby 'Cathy Rayner Photographers: Alison Abbott Susan Astramskas Cathy Essley Eric Goins James Reynolds John Walker Professional Photographers: Petersen's Photography and Enterprise School Photos Publisher: Walsworth Publishing Company Representative: Bob Welch In Memory Vlctor Allen Burrell Class of I982 May I6 I964 April I6 l98l Michael Conley Davis Class of I982 December I I964 October I6 I98I O . . 1 ' 1 O O 1 ' 1 Letters from the editors I would like to extend special thanks to the following: Greg, our little dog from Petersen's Photography, for his undying cooperation, even at a moment's notice. All the firemen at Station Number I4 for playing yearbook staff with us. Southroads Cinema- Staff was a great movie. All the teachers who allowed us to leave class early to work on the yearbook and go to Mazzio's. COopsl Can I say that?j Brad Belvin and .leff Frizell for the outstanding job they did on the cover and division pages. The groovy chicks and dudes of the Tom Tom stafh Alison, Susan, Brian, Julie, Jennifer, Cathy, Eric, Kevin, Mondo, James, John, and Ruth. You were all pleasures to work with, and I appreciate each of you for your cooperation and dedication. Thanks to those of you who worked twice as hard as you should have. A thank you is not enough for you, Mr. Smith. You were excellent to work with, and sometimes I don't know how you put up with us, but you managed to stick with us through thick and thin. You were truly the Incredible Doctor Yearbook! Cathy Rayner, you were wonderfull Thanks for helping me in the fight for color senior pictures. To all who bought our book: Take this, brother. May it serve you well. - Susan Ashby The Tom Tom '82 was a wild and zany staff. Our members consisted of a varsity cheer- leader, a junior, band members, sr. board members, swimmers, football players, news- paper members, and a few punk rockers. It has been a real challenge working with them, but I wouldn 't ha ve changed it for the world. I would also like to say thanks to: Fire Station Number I4 for cooling our red hot braves off Our wonderfully understanding teachers around deadline time. To Brad Belvin and .leff Frizell for their fantastic artistic abilities. To our red headed friend and the rest of the gang at Petersen's Photography. I would like to give a special thanks to Suzan Ashbyl Without her I think I would have bombed out and we would never ha ve had a yearbook! A special thanks to Mr. Smith, a remarkable man. He has endured the yearbook staff for this year with patience and concern. Thanks for keeping those parties we didn 't have a secret. You were really greatlllll Thanks to all you loyal braves for keeping the beat going. - Cathy Rayner Mr. McHugh: 32 years of Dedication For 32 years Ernest McHugh has devoted his life to Central High School. As a token of our appreciation. the Tom Tom staff would like to dedicate the l982 Tom Tom to him. Here's to you. Mr. McHugh! 'Mn McHugh has dedicated his life to Central High School. So many Braves have benefited from him. - Mr. Fowler 'WIr. McHugh has the weirdest coffee cup I have ever seen. - Mr. Turnbaugh '24s a class sponsor, I appreciate Mr. McHugh. He always has CentraI's best interest at heart. - Mrs. Carroll ln l962 while I was a student, I used to hide outside his door and listen to his lectures. I still do that today. - Mr. Wightman Having Mr. McHugh handy is like having a living handbook on Central. When a teacher wants to know, What did they do when . . . ? Mr. McHugh has the answer. - Mrs. McMillan I have always thought Mr. McHugh was one of the best class sponsors Central has ever had. He is enthusiastic, organized, and concerned. He also exhibits these qualities as a teacher. - Mr. Meeks l like participating in his ticket campaigns because he is so organized, and as far as individuality is concerned fsay in clothesj. he certainly stands out in a crowd. - Ms. French '7 admire anybody who can act as an entertainer, secretary, janitor. counselor, and friend while teaching for 32 years and still look as good as Mr. McHugh. - Ms. Vaughn 'Knowing Mr. McHugh for the past 8 years, I think he is one of the best examples of what Central is all about. - Mr. Woodward 'frnie is all right! - Gary Flemings M t as. f WALSWORTH PUBLISHING COM PANY MARCELINE MISSOVRI, L' S A 1' -1 ' 'I ' wfv 1 'T 1 .un I . A' Y , 1 Z - e- 5' :rf 1 iff' .V V il .5 X iw Y I . . i,. ' x :I 4 . ,, 1' 3a , ' If AAA it 4 I 3.2: V 1.5 , E r 1 . 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