Dr. G.E. Moller, the longest serving principal of Central High School (1968-1995) passed away on September 10, 2019.  He was 89-years old.  Most recently, Dr. Moller had attended the dedication of the new addition at Central High School, which includes the Dr. G.E. and Betty Moller Legacy Walkway. Dr. Moller will be remembered at a […]

Central grads, have you ever been back for a Road Show and seen the amazing talent that still walks Central’s halls? Are you interested in seeing our old school’s new Arts and Library Addition? Mark your calendar for Saturday, February 29. Tickets for the dinner and show cost $16 for adults, $12 for children 18 […]

The following distinguished Eagles were  inducted into the Central High School Hall of Fame. They were be honored at an event at Central High School on October 3, 2019. Hall of Fame nominations are accepted throughout the year. Nominations close on December 31, in order to be considered for the following year’s class. H. Bruce Bernstein, […]

The Class of 1970 will celebrate their 50th Reunion, October 16-17, 2020 Contact:  Cheryl Marks Willis and Karen Smith Buckley Join Class of 1970 Facebook Group Visit the O Book & Register Archives.

Hundreds of Central students received their purple feathers for achieving a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher for this academic year. Congratulations, Eagles!

Eagles turned out  to help dedicate the $19.5 million addition, Central High School on June 12, 2019. The Dr. G.E. and Betty Moller Legacy Walkway, which leads up to the historic building, is named for “Doc” Moller, who served as principal of the 160-year-old school from 1968 to 1995.  Moller spoke Tuesday morning during a […]

This Spring several Central High Honors and IB students spent a weekend restoring the historical markers located outside the building. They spent part of day 1 priming the signs, then applied the dark blue background to everything. Automotive paint was used, so it was very sticky and hard to work with. Next, an Art student painted […]

Central has revived the O-Club. The original Central O-Club, started in 1920 and it was created to intensify school spirit and promote good sportsmanship. Any male Eagle athlete or male student manager who won a varsity letter was eligible. The Girls Athletic Association was organized in the spring of 1923 to promote interest in women’s […]

Generation “C” is the official support group recognized by Central High School. The mission is to contribute to the advancement of Central High School to achieve the following goals: Raise money for special projects and services for Central High School and Student and Alumni activities that are not provided through the district budget allocation. Sponsor […]

The Alumni Association and Central High School Foundation are  vital in planning class reunions.  The alumni database is kept current by Foundation staff, which provide vital information for contacting classmates.  The Alumni Reunion Coordinator, Jeannette (Rice) Johnson, ’64 can also assist reunion planners.