Providing for Emerging Needs and Challenges of Central High School
Generation "C" is the official support group recognized by Central High School. Gifts to this Annual Giving Campaign allow the Foundation to provide for the emerging needs and challenges of Central High School. These unrestricted funds give the Foundation the flexibility to meet the greatest needs of Central, while allowing you to support your favorite school!
Generation "C" Membership Incentive
Deck of Central Playing Cards
Share your Eagle Pride with a Deck of Central playing cards! Included at the Tailed Eagle membership level ($25) and above.
Maintain a Lifelong Connection to Your Alma Mater and Help to Strengthen Central High School
While membership provides essential support for the Foundation, it gives alumni various ways to stay connected. Members also receive exclusive benefits — from reserved parking at athletic events, to front row seating at the Road Show, to special incentives.
Select Your Membership
Join Generation "C" by clicking on one of the membership levels below. You will pay for your membership on the following checkout page. Please contact us if you have any questions.
Meet the 2024-25 Generation “C” Chair
Evelyn "Eve" Mayberger, CHS 2005
The Central High School Foundation is proud to announce Evelyn "Eve" Mayberger, CHS 2005, as the 2024-2025 Generation “C” Chair.
Eve has long been a fierce supporter of Central High School. Since graduating, she has watched her younger brothers and cousins pass through the esteemed classrooms of Central. While a student at Central, Eve was involved in music (concert band and orchestra), athletics (cross-country, swimming, and track), and Academic Decathlon. Eve took full advantage of the honors and AP courses offered and particularly loved history, math, and English classes. Eve credits her dedicated Central teachers for her interest and passion in these subjects.
Using what she had learned at Central, Eve earned a scholarship to Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut. She initially planned to study math; however, it was her work-study job in the library as a book lab technician that altered her career aspirations. Eve fell in love with the interdisciplinary field of art conservation; a profession that combines art history/archaeology, chemistry/material science, and studio art/craft skills. After finishing her undergraduate degree, Eve interned for two years at different East coast museums to gain more practical art conservation experience.
Eve was then admitted into the art conservation graduate school program at New York University. There she studied the conservation of three-dimensional objects and completed a dual conservation graduate degree. In 2016 she accepted a post-graduate fellowship at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston (MFA). Upon completing her fellowship, Eve was promoted to Assistant Conservator at the MFA. She works primarily on Asian and archaeological objects, outdoor sculpture, 3D modeling and technical imaging, and laser cleaning projects. She also frequently mentors interns and fellows. During her career, Eve has participated in multiple excavations as an archaeological conservator in Turkey, Sicily, Egypt, and Sudan.
Her time at Central laid the foundation for her professional trajectory; Eve feels it is important to give back so others can follow their dreams and aspirations. She believes it is our duty to invest in our communities and to contribute what we can for the betterment of society for current and future generations. A tangible way to do this is to keep our public educational institutions, such as Central High School, strong and well resourced.
"The Foundation's funds have allowed me to explore particular applications of math through the Enrichment Math Course. I have also been able to grow my leadership skills while competing at the highest level as the President of Math Club. My favorite memory was being on stage for the final round when we won Math Day at UNL!"
Maggie Ernst, Class of 2023