He's "All-Vol." That would be Mr. Chip Strickland, Central's 9th grade physics teacher and member of the University of Tennessee's Sugar Bowl Championship football team from 30 years ago. In fact, Mr....
Many athletes not only want to succeed on the field or court, but also in the classroom. The Central Digest took an inside look on two seniors who have managed to play sports and maintain above average...
Alyssa Rosenzweig, Sports Editor and Managing Editor
• October 20, 2015
On Saturday, October 10, Central's Lady Pounders slid onto the field to play their first game in the first round of the tournament at 10:30 a.m. With a heavy downpour and mud pits galore, Central's girls'...
In a time where access to computers and Internet is widely available to the average student, it is no surprise that standardized testing is drifting away from its traditional paper and pencil format and...
Homecoming Week is highly anticipated at Central High School - students get to scrap their khaki pants and polo shirts for a more wild approach. This year's themed days included Tacky Day, Sports Day,...
Central volleyball took home the silver plaque on Tuesday, October 6, after their hard-fought matches. The team handled business the hard way by playing two matches, each going to five games. The first...
The idea of deflating footballs as an advantage to win was made known to the public during the AFC Championship game on January 18, 2015. Since football was first invented, players and coaches have tried...
As we fall into the routine of the school year, it's easy to lose track of what we are working towards - graduation.
Last year's Salutatorian Judith Bell knows how important the first years of high...
Central High School's homecoming week is full of tradition. There is a hall decorating contest, an all girls flag football game and the outrageous dress-up days that allow for creativity and fun. This...
For the first time in two years, Central High School's First for Freedom JROTC Batallion has a Raiders team. There has not been a team the past few seasons because the JROTC program was spread too thin...
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