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Northeast Comprehensive High School
Macon, Georgia 34204

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Academics
Activities
Advertising

Graduation

Hey Mrs. Booker,
am I doing it right?

Thanks for the Trig test. Ms. Carey, what did I do
It was out of sight! wrong?!?

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But Mrs. Williams, I only burned

Mr. Wright and his darn book reports! the biscuits twice!!!

Northington, Northington, Now where am I
supposed to be!?!

Special
Activities

State Representative Billy Evans is given everyones full attention

Some happy munchers at the reception

State Representative, Billy Evans
visits the honors Social Studies Classes
and has a special session with the For
eign Relations Club followed by a re
ception in his honor

Now its Rep. Evans time

WORKING

The ringing of the bell! The munching
of the lunch! All these things are as much
a part of school as learning!

see us!

We lurk around in unusual
places!

And before you know it,
when you least expect,
we've GOTCHA!

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The new Child-Care Lab

The Northeast Valhalla Staff has taken the opportunity
to dedicate this yearbook to an outstanding leader and

teacher. He has served untiringly to boost school spirit and YEA

morale among students, faculty, and administration. His

leadership is felt not only among the students in the JROTC

program, but by all who come in contact with him SARGE!
With this dedication we hope to convey our thanks and

love for a person who has a special place in the hearts of all
of uS

Sgt. Gorden C. Williams

Sarge in action! Look at those girls go!

Sgt. Williams discusses the new Rifle Range with Coach Copeland

Inspecting the squads

Seniors =

ADSIDE-BARNES

SENIORS

The stairs of opportunity Are some-
times hard to climb; And that can only
be well done By one step at a time. But
he who would go to the top Neev sits
down and despairs; Instead of staring
up the steps He just steps up the stairs

Wanda Adsid

Aquarius
V.0.C.A Club

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"+ Bobbie Averys: 2.

Scorpio
Annual
D.E.C.A Club

CLASS OFFICERS: Sitting-Loretta Shivers-Sect.: Standing-L-R-Troy Dean-Vice Pres.; Albert Wimberly

Pres.; Troy Mills-Tres

Alesia Baker

Shirley Banks

Sagittarius

Honor Society
Capricorn

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Scorpio

For. Rei. Club

V.O.T. Club

Virgo
V.O.T. Club

Sagittarius
F.B.L.A. Club

Libra
Basketball

Mike Bond

Sagittarius Sagittarius
Band

BASLEY-BROWN

Libra
F.H.A. Club
H.E.R.O. Club

Leo
Basketball Trainer

Vincent Brown

BRYANT-COLLINS

Virgo
Drum Majorette

Sagittarius
H.E.R.O. Club

Aquarius Taurus
H.E.R.O.

COLLINS-DILLARD

Reginald Collins =

Cancer
Honor Society Basketball Math Club
For. Rel. Club Annual Staff Honor Society

= Cheryl Dat ae

Leo Capricorn
Honor Society
Golden Star

Phomas Denerson

Troy Dean Gemini
Science Club
Physics Club

DRISKELL-FLEMMING

Carolyn

Aquarius Sagittarius
F.H.A. Club V.0.C.A,. Club

Debbie East s a. ; JoAnn Evans

Pisces
Aquarius Pisces

Honor Socicty
1.C.A. Club

Math Club

Scorpio V.O.C.A. Club Cancer Sagittarius
Honor Society Sagittarius
Annual Staff ;

Cancer

Gemini

FLEWELLYN-GRAYER

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Libra

Cancer Cancer
Honor Society Honor Society
Math Club Math Club

Gemini H.E.R.O. Club Pisces
F.H.A, Club Cancer

GREY-HARRIS

Aquarius
Math Club

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Capricorn

Larcenia Haris
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Basketball

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JONES-LOWDER

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Mary Jo Lowder

Gemini Scorpio

LURRY-MIMBS

Pisces
Honor Society
Math Club

Virgo
F.B.L.A. Club

Cancer

Libra
Math Club

Herman Mardis

Scorpio
For. Rel. Club Pisces

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Annual Staff

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Sagittarius

MITCHELL-MOSS

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Gemini o Taurus

F.B.L.A. Club

Deborah Newberry
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Pamela Payne
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Taurus Scorpio Scorpio
H.E.R.O. Club Honor Society
JROTC

PERSON-ROZIER

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Gemini Gemini

Leo

Taurus
H.E.R.O. Club V.0.C.A, Club

D.E.C.A. Club

SANFORD-STANLEY

WeLoretta Shivers

Scorpio Capricorn
H.E.R.O. Club Honor Society
Math Club

Kenneth Stan

Aquarius Leo Taurus

F.B.L.A. Club V.1.C.A. Club F.H.A. Club

STEPHENS-THOMPSON

Sagittarius
V.1L.C.A. Club

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THEATT-WASTON

Cynthia Tufts

Sagittarius
F.B.L.A. Club

Virgo ;
Science Club Sagittarius Cancer
F.B.L.A. Club

Terry Ward

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Scorpio Pisces Pisces

F.H.A. Club

WEBB-WILLIS

Pamela Webb

Cancer Sagittarius Virgo Aries
Varsity Cheerleader H.E.R.O. Club F.B.L.A. Club H.E.R.O. Club

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Honor Society Honor Society
Math Club F.B.L.A. Club

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Sagittarius
D.E.C.A. Club Math Club
LRT F.B.L.A. Club

WIMBERLY-YONCE

Aries Aquarius
Spirit Club J.R.O.T.C

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Aim For A Star
Aim for a star
Never be satisfied
with a life that is less
than the best.
Failure lies only
in not having tried-
In keeping the soul
Suppressed
Aim for a star!
Look up and away,
And follow its
becking beam
Make each tomorrow
a better Today-
And dont be afraid
to dream
Aim for a star, and keep
your sights high!
With a heart full of faith
within
Your feet on the ground,
and your eyes on the sky,
Some day you are bound
to win!

Proudl-ly we stand
For-e-ev-er
Class of Eighty-One

WHOS WHO

Most

Wittiest
Bobby Smith and

Keith Forehand and Jennifer Pugh

Most Popular
Albert Wimberly And Pamela Webb

Most Likely To Succeed
Derrick Lurry And Carolyn Hoskins

Talented Most School Spirit
irl
Angela Balter Chris Hall And Jonica Wilburn

Friendliest Most School Service
Reginald Collins And Loretta Shivers Leroy Sanford And Lizzie Bell

SUPERLATIVES

Scott Davis is the editor of the golden star,
the assistant city-editor of the Macon Tele-
graphs Teen Page, and the president of the
Foreign Relations Club. He is an active
member of the following clubs or groups:
Quill and Scroll, International Honorary So-
ciety for High School Journalists, the Jour-
nalism Post, the National Honor Society, the
Northeast Math Club, and the Mu Alpha
Theta Honorary Society. Hes been an out-
standing student in English, Journalism, So-
cial Studies, student Council, Science, and
I.M.E. Scotts been listed in Whos Who
Among American High School Students, and
the Society of Distinguished American High
School Students. He is a 1980 graduate of the
Governors Honors Program, 1980 STAR

Student and a recipient of the University of

Georgias Certificate of Merit.

James Edmondson is well known for his
outstanding performance on the Northeast
football team. James was awarded a football
scholarship from Furman University. He was
also a member of the wrestling G-S squad.
Besides being active in sports, James is very
active in the Future Business Leaders of
America (FBLA), where he serves as parlia-
mentarian. Hes a member of the Foreign
Relations Club, the annual staff, the Nation-
al Honor Society, and the Northeast Math
Club.

Scott Davis

James Edmondson

Jo Ann Evans is president of the Future
Business Leaders of America (FBLA), and
serves as secretary-treasurer for the Foreign
Relations Club. She was a nominee for the
Francis Oliver Business and professional
Womens Club Scholarship, and a participant
in the Model United Nations at Georgia Uni-
versity. Jo Ann worked with the International
Revenue Services (IRS) on the Volunteer In-
come Tax Assistance (VITA) program. She
received a University of Georgia Certificate
of Merit.

Jo Ann Evans

Scherryl Grayer is well known for her par-
ticipation in JROTC. She serves as the Bat-
talion and Drill Team Commander. She has
been Superior Cadet Military 1 & 2, along
with many other JROTC awards. Scherry] is
president of the Northeast Math Club, and
the treasurer of the Student Council. She is a
member of the National Honor Society, and
the Mu Alpha Theta Honorary Society. She
was a Youth Senate nominee. Sherry] is listed
in Whos Who Among High School Students

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; a Faces. She also participated as a Youth Hos-

tess In Government for American Education
Week.

Scherryl Grayer

Superlatives

Carolyn Hoskins is the assistant editor of
the Salmagundi. She is a member of the Mu
Alpha Theta Honorary Society, the North-
east Math Club, and the National Honor
Society. She is a recipient of the University of
Georgia of Merit, and of William & Mary
Certificate of Achievement. She has received
a National Achievement Scholarship. Caro-
lyn has also been named an Outstanding
Black Student.

Tim Montgomery is currently serving as
the assistant editor of the Golden Star, vice-
president of the Student Council, and a re-
porter for the Macon Telegraphs Teen Page.
He has received a University of Georgia Cer-
tificate of Merit, the Quill and Scroll Award,
first place for illustrations at the Georgia
Scholastic Press Association, and he is a re-
cipient of the I Dare You Award sponsored
by the Hearst Foundation. He is a member of
the National Honor Society, Mu Alpha The-
ta Honorary, the Math Club, the Physics
Club, Journalism Post 88, Quill and Scroll
International Honorary Society, the French
Club, and the Macon Model Guild. Tim has
performed for the Macon Little Theater, and
the American Red Cross. He is a national
news and editorial writing winner from the
Quill and Scroll National Writing Contest
and a semi-finalist in the Governors Honor
program in both art and science. He is the
Youth Senate Representative for the Ameri-
can Legion.

Tim Montgomery

Helena Thomas

Pamela (Sissy) Webb

Helena Thomas is presently serving as edi-
tor of the Salmagundi. She is a member of
the International Quill and Scroll Honorary
society for High School Journalists, the Na-
tional Honor Society, and the Northeast
Math Club. Shes a graduate of the 1980
Governors Honors Program in Science, and
the Student Educational Enrichment Pro-
gram. Helena received a University of Geor-
gia Certificate of Merit.

Pamela (Sissy) Webb serves as the editori-
al editor for the golden star, reporter for the
National Honor Society, vice-president of
the Northeast Math Club, Captain of the
Varsity Cheerleaders, and the Mayor of the
1980 session of Georgia Girls State, spon-
sored by the American Legion. She is a mem-
ber of the Student Council, Foreign Relations
Club, Senior Class Representative, the Quill
and Scroll International Honorary Society,
MU Alpha Theta Honorary Society, and the
Peer Facilitators. Sissy is the reigning Miss
Homecoming for Northeast High School,
1980-81. She is a nominee for the Franis
Oliver Business and Professional Womens
Club Scholarship, the Macon Exchange Club
Scholarship, and the Soroptomist Club
Youth Award. Shes listed in Whos Who
Among American High School Students.
Sissy has also received a National Cheer-
leader Association Achievement award.

AARON-BLOUNT

JUNIORS

Aaron, Kenneth
Aaron, Sharee
Allen, Lorie
Alston, Shaun
Amos, Wayne

Anderson, Arthur
Andrews, Willie
Arthur, Marian
Atkins, Carl
Bailey, Wendall

Balkcom, Michael
Baker, Anthony
Bass, Terrance
Batchelor, Terrill
Beach, Todd

Bell, Kenneth
Bell, Ronnie
Bentley, Larry
Billingslea, Tasha
Blount, Melissa

BONDS-DENSON

Bonds, Grady
Brake, Thomas
Brantley, Darrel
Brazial, Mary
Brown, Anthony

Brown, Gwendolyn
Bryant, Eddie
Bryant, Janice
Burkett, Darren
Bulter, Linda

Butts, Joel
Butts, Lisa
Cabiness, Ronnie
Cannon, Wendy
Carswell, Larry

Chamblee, Connie
Champman, Arthur
Chester, Michelle
Chester, Parissa
Clark, Andrew

Clark, Willie
Cliette, Brenda
Coates, Michael
Coleman, Quintella
Collins, Konnie

Cone, Sandra
Coon, Dianna
Curry, Jacqueline
Curry, Jennifer
Daniels, Jerry

Davis, Pamela
Davis, Tracye
Demps, Keith
Denerson, Carl
Denson, Gregory

DEWBERRY-GREEN

Dewberry, Pamela
Dixon, Betty
Dokes, Richard
Donaldson, James
Dorsey, Karen

Driskell, Jonathan
Driskell, Kenneth
Durham, Carl
Durham, Godfrey
Ellis, Theresa

Emery, Larry
Ethridge, Tami
Fennelle, Rena
Finney, Alvin
Flagg, Colbert

Floyd, Tim
Franklin, Dewayne
Franks, Mark

Fuller, Tammy
Fults, Willie
Glawson, Octavia

Glover, Michael
Glover, Wilkie
Goodrum, Benita
Goolsby, Anthony
Gordan, Faye

Grant, Jacquetta
Graves, Mance
Graves, Zane
Green, Maria
Green, Rose

GREENE-JACKSON

Greene, Tonja
Gonzalez, Lisa
Griffin, Morty
Hancock, Gerald
Hardnett, Curtis

Harrell, Gregory
Harrell, Susan
Harrelson, Dwayne
Harris, Linda
Harris, Vic

Herring, Jane
Hicks, Alice

Hicks, Patty

Hill, Claude

Hill, Keith

Hill, Wanzie

Hodges, Clifford
Hodges, Shentia
Holland, Charles

Holliman, Beverly
Holliman, Cheryl
Holt, Gail
Hopper, Tina

Horton, Imogene
Howard, Aljeana
Howard, Chris
Howard, Larry
Hudson, Walter

Hutcheson, Delmus
Hutchings, Walter
Hutchings, Warren
Ingram, Edward
Jackson, Arlita

JACKSON-MADDOX

Jackson, Eric
Jackson, Patsy
Jackson, Regina
Jackson, Kecia
Jackson, Melvin

Jarrell, Steve
Jenkins, Perry
Jenkins, Richard
John, Frances
Johnson, Charles

Johnson, Larry
Johnson, Terri
Jones, Carolyn
Jones, Lynn

Jones, Richard

Jordan, Alisha
Jordon, Sharon
King, Oscar
King, Tammy
Krattli, David

Lamar, Harold
Lawrence, Paul
Lawson, Caryn
Leslie. Ginger
Leuenberger, David

Lewis, Darrel
Lewis, James
Little, Donald
Lowe, Richard
Lowe, Sheryl

Lucas, Alana
Lundy, Veronica
Lurry, Teresa
Luttrell, David
Maddox, Vivian

MADISON-RAINES

Madison, Sharon
Marcus, Calfee
Marsh, Desmond
Mathis, Loretta
Maynard, Sheila

McCliniton, Willie
Mims, Yvonne
Mitchell, Reginald
Moffet, Angela
Moffet, Audrey

Moton, Sandra
Moore, Ken

Morgan, Esther
Morgan, Laura
Mullen, Dexter

Mumford, Glenn
Myles, Chris
Neal, Cynthia
Nelson, Cassandra
NeSmith, Doyle

Newsome, Albert
Owens, Marla
Paramore, John
Parker, Robby
Patmon, Robert

Patterson, Curtis
Peeples, Regina
Perlote, Kelvin
Person, Brenda

Philson, Kendall

Pitts, Colleen
Pitts, Janice
Pitts, Valeria
Pyles, Tina
Raines, Angela

RAINES-STALLWORTH

Raines, Jacquelyn
Ray, Cecil
Ray, Denna
Ray, Donna
Redd, John

Reed, Carl
Rhodes, Eddie
Riggins, Caleb
Ross, Wendall
Rowland, Ceylon

Rowland, Rhonda
Rozier, Lantanja
Sampson, Melonise
Sanders, Bernard
Sanders, Tony

Sandifer, Ava
Sandifer, Barbara
Sanford, Milton
Seabrooks, Annette
Seabrooks, Valerie

Sidney, Anthony

Singleton, Felicia
Singleton, Glenice
Singleton, Valerie
Skidmore, Dennis

Skinner, Regina
Slentz, Mary
Smith, Debbie
Smith, Freddie
Smith, Robby

Smith, Sandra
Snead, Susan

Soles, Travis
Spires, David
Stallworth, Clarence

STANLEY-WRIGHT

Stanley, Derrick
Stephens, Terrance
Swiggard, Suzy
Terrell, Alisha
Tharpe, Oscar

Thomas, Cathy
Thomas, John
Thompson, Teresa
Todd, Tammy
Tolbert, Al

Tuggle, Charles
Turner, Vanessa
Veal, Nene
Walton, Debra
Ware, Daphne

Waters, Angela
Watson, Karl
Whipples, Daniel
Whisby, Linda
Whitaker, Laurie

Wilburn, Lionel
Wiggins, Ernest
Williams, Arnita
Williams, Cindy
Williams, Natalie

Williams, Nathaniel
Willis, Velma
Wilson, James
Woodford, Frank
Wooten, Lora

Worthern, Patrica
Worthern, Sherry
Wright, Bernice
Wright, Evelyn
Wright, Lorene

AARON-TERRANCE

SOPHOMORES

Wear your Learning, like your watch, in a private
pocket; and do not pull it out and strike it merely to
show that you have one. If you are asked what oclock
it is, tell it; but do not proclaim it hourly and unasked,
like the watchman.

Lord Chesterfield: Letters to His Son

Soph. Officers

Back row L To R-Tres. Burliegh Bond
Sect. Patricia Falack

Front row L To R-Vice Pres. Sabrina Thomas
Pres. Monica Wright

Aaron, Lenora
Aaron, Valeria
Adkins, Edwards
Andrews, Delwyn
Antich, Angela

Arnold, Eddie
Asbey, Michelle
Bailey, John
Baker, Peaches
Baldwin, Cedric

Banks, Tony
Barnhill, Micahel
Barnhill, Teresa
Barron, Vincent
Basley, Chantay

Battle, John
Beach, Gina
Bell, Curtis
Bennett, Harold
Billue, Terrance

BLOUNT-COLLINS

Blount, Cheryl
Blount, Mandy
Boatwright, Mark
Bond, Burleigh
Bond, Monroe

Booker, Latanya
Bowman, Jackie
Bowden, Yolanda
Bridgeman, Tracey
Brooks, Juanita

Brown, Chris
Brown, Darryl!
Brown, Hubert
Brown, Jenny
Brown, Jerald

Brown, Landers
Brown, Marcus
Brown, Stevie
Brown, Tracy
Buckholtz, Michael

Burnett, Lacondra
Byrd, Mark
Byron, Debbie
Cabiness, J.C
Callahann, Pete

Califf, Steve
Card, Tim
Cason, Melvin
Chapman, Sharon
Chester, Scherryl

Clark, Johnnie
Clark, Pamela
Collier, Stephanie
Collins, Sheila
Collins, Shirley

COATES-GLOVER

Coates, Keshel
Cofer, Tony
Daniels, Carol
Daniely, Sylvester
Daniely, Tracy

Daniely, Tony
Daoust, Paul
Davis, Kim
Davis, Patricia
Davis, Tonya

Davis, Vincent
Dean, Cincotta
Deloach, Kathy
Dillard, Charles
Dorsey, Cheryl

Douglas, Angela
Driskell, Clarissa
Dubose, Shevern
Durden, Deborah
Eason, Chauncey

Eason, Keenan
Edge, Chad

Evans, Teresa
Faulk, Patricia
Finney, Bolivia

Finney, Willie
Flagg, Allen
Fraley, Stephanie
Frye, Charles
Fuller, Carl

Garey, Carlton
Gillis, Johnny
Gillis, Teresa
Glover, Ella
Glover, Gail

GLOVER-JAMES

Glover, Stacey
Glover Vernice
Gordon, Jackie
Graves, Michae
Green, Randy

Green, Tara
Grey, Detress
Griffin, Felicia
Grimes, Levi
Grimsley, Kin

Hall, Cassandra
Harrel, Kecia
Harris, Cassandra
Harvey, Michael
Henderson, Brian

Hicks, Dorothy
Hightower, Darrell
Hill, Keith

Hill, Pamela

Hill, Roger

Hill, Sharita
Hodges, Bruce
Hodges, Sheila
Hodges, Van
Holt, Freda

Hood, Robin

Hoskins, Jessic
Howard, Phyllis
Howard, Tonya

Hudson, Debbie

Jackson, Angela
Jackson, Jimmy
James, Alfonso
James, Bryant
James, Delvin

JOHN-MCCLINTON

John, Edward
Johnson, Artis
Johnson, Fletcher
Johnson, Ranona
Johnson, Sheila

Johnson, Travis
Jones, Sarah
King, Frank
King, Kelvin
King, Mary

Knight, Bernard
Knight, Deborah
Knowland, Doug
Koch, Laurie

Lamar, Clayton

ane, Patrica
ary, Janice
ary, Jeffrey
attimore, Randy
attimore, Tyrone

Lavender, Tonya
Leuenberger, Fred
Leuenberger, Mike
Livatt, Charles
Lockett, Jerome

Lott, Renee
Lowe, Michelle
Lowe, Sharon
Lowe, Shauna
Mackey, Jura

Madison, Eric
Manson, Joseph
Mathews, Andre
Maynard, Janice
McClinton, Cassandra

MCCLINTON-ROBINSON

McClinton, David
McCord, David
McFadden, Sherri
McKay, Lisa
McNair, Linda

Mitchell, Betty
Moore, Toni
Mullis, Dewayne
Myles, Debra
Nelson, James

Nesmith, Charlene
Nottingham, Michael
O'Brien, Dawn

Orr, Herman

Orr, Tracy

Parks, Bobby
Patrick, Demettress
Patterson, Darrylin
Patterson, Laverne
Payne, Shirley

Peacock, Curtis
Pence, Brian
Person, Christine
Person, Janice
Phillips, Celecia

Prather, Garnecta
Pugh, Catherina
Purdy, Zane
Radford, William
Ratliff, Lori

Register, Ralph
Reid, Vincent
Roberson, Michael
Robinson, Danny
Robinson, Walter

ROCKMORE-WATSON

Rockmore, Otis
Roth, Linda
Rozier, Eric
Sams, Herbert
Sams, Theresa

Sandifer, Reginald
Scales, Demetria
Scott, Greg
Simmons, Carla
Simmons, Laura

Shabazz, Nathaniel
Sheppard, Tiffany
Sidney, Bryant
Smith, Adrienne
Sofchak, Joey

Spencer, Betty
Spires, Christine
Spires, Kevin
Spivey, James
Stephens, Johnny

Stephens, Schery!
Stocks, Bobby
Stubbs, Victoria
Studymine, Willie
Sutton, Gary

Taylor, Jackie
Taylor, Tammy
Thomas, Pamela
Thomas, Renaldo
Thomas, Sabrina

Turner, Kyle
Walker, Donnette
Warren, Bridgette
Watson, Douglass
Watson, Loree

WEAVER-WRIGHT

Weaver, Hugh
Webb, Kelvin
Wedlowe, Sandra
Wells, Kenneth
Wells, Thomas

West, Fred
Westmoreland, Gilmer
Whitehead, Jackie
Whitchead, Patrick
Wilburn, Vincent

Williams, Angela
Williams, Henry
Williams, Lisa
Williams, Melanise
Williams, Pam

Williams, Seborah
Williams, Stacey
Willis, Wayne
Woodford, Kevin
Worthern, Angela

Wrice, Andre
Wrice, Harold
Wrice, James
Wright, Ed
Wright, Monica

CLASS OF 83

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As you glance through the pages of the VALHAL-
LA in years to come, you will reflect upon your high
school days with fond memories. The pictures of
friends, events and teachers will become more trea-
sured in the years ahead.

You are fortunate to be a high school student at this
point in time. Never have the opportunities been

Dr. Paul J. Hagerty
Bibb County Superintendent of Schools

Dr. G. Milton Dunaway
Complex Principal

greater! It is the wish, the desire and the purpose of
every teacher and administrator that each student
seize every opportunity to better himself or herself.

The 1980-81 school year has been an outstanding
one. Student achievement has reached new heights.
This is a challenge for each of us to continue to grow
by striving for excellence throughout school and life.

Dr. G. Milton Dunaway
Principal

Mr. Jesse Mays
Assistant Principal

Mr

Mr. William Grant
Vocational Director

It is with pleasure that I take this opportunity to
congratulate the students and faculty of Northeast
Comprehensive High School for having completed
another successful school term. It has not been easy
for some of you Im sure, but the stick-to-it attitude
on your part prevailed and you are all better of for it.

A special congratulations goes out to the
graduating seniors who took advantage of the
excellent vocational program we have here at
Northeast. | am thoroughly convinced that the

Alan Northington
Assistant Principal

Mrs. Lillie Wimberly
Building Principal

experiences and skills gained through this program
will be of tremendous value to you whether you go on
to college, post-secondary school, or the world of
work.

To those of you who will be returning next year, I
strongly urge you to return with a more positive
attitude both toward yourself and toward others. If
you will do this I guarantee you that your life will be
better. May God continue to bless each of you.

William A. Grant,
Vocational Supervisor

COUNSELORS

Did you really do that in class!

uidance Counselor Home/Sefieol Counselor Guidance

Eddye M. Booth Jeanne Campbell Willie Green Curtis Hardnett

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Ethel Brown Irene Chapman

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Audrey Edwards Frances Emery Christine Estes Carol Perdue

Boy! Do they have the fever!!

Shirley Mackland Joyce Simonton Lucye Strickland G. Lewis Wright
Dept. Head

LANGUAGE

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Gwynneth Lamon

Its as simple as 1, 2, 3. Leonard Searcy John Simmons Kathleen Wheeler

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Emily Carey

Louise Maxwell Fred Persley That vanishing potion really works.

BUSINESS

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Dept. Head

FOREIGN
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Kenneth Brewer

Jeanetta Echols

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Alvin Hudson

Robert Saxby

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Our Heritage

Would that each true American, however
great or small,

Might journey to that shrine of shrines,
old Independence Hall.

And there within those sacred walls
where those immortals met,

Renew our pledge to keep The faith,
Lest we forget-lest we forget.
LEAST we forget that we must be

The Keepers of our Liberty.
James Williard Parks.

Bonnie Stevenson Steve Veader
Dept. Head

Program For Exceptional Children

Gloria Hicks Ola Jones Karen McDaniel
Involve Multi- Handicapped ManKind

Charlie Stevens Tempest Turner
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Patricia McMahon

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)YNOMITE!

Sgt. Ray Ikner Sgt. Gordon Williams

Juanita Floyd Charles Ritter
Chorus Band

Paints, Brushes,
Needles, Yarns,
Clay Equals .. .

Creativity And
Design

VOCATIONAL
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James Bryson Gwendolyn Crafter John Jordan Jon Maxwell
Electro Mechanics Food Service Horticulture

Bobbie McLaughlin Leon Nelson John Reeves
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LUNCHROOM
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School Food Is
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Wilder, Alice Williams

STAFF: Miriam Allen, Mamie Goolsby, Vanessa Hodge, Penny Jordan, Bertha Malon, Betty Tanner, Nettie
Williams

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Sigrid Warnum

Alexander Bunkley

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The most natural beauty in the world is honesty and
moral truth. For all beauty is truth. True features
make the beauty of the face; true proportion, the beauty
of architure; true measures, the beauty of harmony and

music.
Lord Shaftsbury

Homecoming Queen
Sissy Webb

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MATH CLUB

1980-81
Math Club Activities

Sponsored the Northeast Elementary Math Tournament
1981 Winners
Ist Place Jones Elementary
2nd Place Hall Elementary
Co-Sponsored (with Centrals Math Club) the Bibb County
Elementary Math Tournament
Co-Host with Mercer University; the Annual State Math
Tournament, sponsored by the Georgia Council of Teachers of
Mathematics
. Sent Christmas Cards to the retired Math Teachers of Bibb
County
Danny Whipple placed third at the Middle Georgia Math
Tournament.

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L-R row 2: Judy Harrell, Gerald Hancock, Arlita Jackson, Harold Lamar, Sissy Webb, Melvin Jackson, Parissa Chester, Eddie Bryant, Teressa Ellis,
Donna Ray :

Student
Council

Student Council Objectives

The Purpose of the Council shall be:

1. To provide significant learning experiences
for not only students but also faculty, adminis-
tration, and community.

2. To develop citizenship, scholarships, and
leadership as well as to promote service and
other basic human values.

3. To promote harmony and improve morale.
4. To assist in the management of the school.
5. To provide a form for students opinions
and channels for students, involvement.

6. To provide for orderly direction of school
activities.

Ady. Mrs. C. Hutchings Pres. Lizzie Bell

GOLDEN STAR

Row 1: De metria Scales, Melenese Williams, Angela Worthern, Melonese Sampson, Parissa Chester, Liz Bell. Row 2: Debra Walton, Latonya
Collins, Donna Ray, Ceylon Rowland, Lorna Veal, Lisa Butts, Betty Mitchell. Row 3: Veronica Lundy, Demetris Patrick, Theresa Ellis, Mance
Graves, Cassandra Harris, Harold Lamar, Wendell Ross, Burleigh Bond. Melvin Jackson, Scott Davis, Albert Wimberly, Victor Lewis

The Northeast Golden Star, a monthly publication,
keeps students up-to-date on current events in school, as
well as with other local, state, and national events and
issues.

A dedicated staff, under the leadership of Scott Davis,
editor-in-chief, and Mrs. Carole B. Ford, faculty advisor,
has worked together to produce an award-winning news-
paper.

By early spring quarter, the Golden Star had received
word of three different staff awards that they had won: a
superior rating from the Southern Interscholastic
Press Association (SIPA), a first place from the Co-
lumbia Scholastic Press Association (CSPA), and an
international first place from the Quill and Scroll In-
ternational Honorary Society for High School Journal-
ists.

These awards only affirmed what Northeast students
already knew: that the Golden Star should be recognized
for outstanding journalistic achievement

Literary Awards

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The 1980-81 chapter of the Future Business Leaders
of America (FBLA) consists of 45 members. The theme
for this year is Working Today for a Better Tomorrow.
FBLA is the youth organization for the Vocational Of-
fice Training (VOT) work program for students who are
interested in a career in the business field. This years
chapter has participated in many different types of ac-
tivities in the community and around the school. Some of
the activities are as follows:

1. Trick or treating for children in the hospital with
WNEX radio.

. Helped with American Education Week.

. Worked with Volunteer Income Tax Assistance pro-
gram (VITA) for the Internal Revenue Service.

. Sponsored LA Week on February 9-13.

. Held the Employers Appreciation Banquet in May in
honor of the employers of VOT students.

. Mrs. Williamson, Pres. Joanne Evans

Science Club

The Science Club has 14 active members. Its
president for the 1980-81 school year was senior,
Ira Moore; Vice-president junior, Warren Hutch-
ings; Secretary sophomore, Seborah Williams.

This year a constitution was drawn up which
requires members to maintain a B average and be
recommended by a science teacher. Activities in-
cluded Participation in the region and the Georgia
Science and Symposium; Films and lectures; and
visits to places of scientific interest.

Science Club Officers: President Ira Moore,
Seborah Williams

Row: | Cheryl, Monica Wright, Freda Holt, Shentia Hodges, Reggie Vinson, Adrienne Smith, Betty Mitchell, Jennefier Curry, Rhonda Rowland, Wanda
Poweli, Row 2: Warren Hutchings, Jonica Wilburn, Seborah Williams, Clayton Lamar, Ceylon Roland, Ira Moore, Alicia Jordan, Melvin Jackson, Walter
Hutchings, NeNe Veal, Pamela Dewberry, Ms. Carey

Foreign Relations

On the wall: Bernard Solsmon, Reginald Collins, Jonica Wilburn, Terry Hoskins, Mrs. Ethridge Noah McClinton, Standing: James Edmondson, Chris Hall,
ric Hickman, Kneeling: Tina Calhoun, Scott Davis, Albert Wimberly, Geraldine Tharpe, Judy Harrell, Katherine Basley, Vernon Malcolm, Kathy Thomas,
aTanya Collins, George Goodrum, 2nd Row Kneeling: Lanaye Perkins, Kim King, Metta DeShaizer, Addie Hudson, Pamela Webb, JoAnn Evans, Loretta

Shivers, Lisa Caldwell

President: Scott Davis, Advisor Ms. Etheridge

LITERARY AWARDS

OFFICE MONITORS

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Left -R: Troy Dean, Teressa Cornelius, Jackie Orr, Joyce Flannory, Helena Thomas, Lenae Perkins, Pam PaynegMiian Morgan, Sharee Aaron, Cedrick
Jackson, Brenda Cliette, Ginger Leslie, Sheryl Grayer, Carol Dunning, Arnita Williams, Tammy KinggFincess Pastell, Quintella Coleman, Melvin
Jackson, Velma Hill, Vic Thomas

Adv

Mrs. Crafter, Pres. Sonya Peeples

HERO CLUB

Pictured Below

L-R row 1: Godfrey Durham, Freddrick Gray, Edwardo Flagg, Greg
Jones, Melvin Whitehead, Adrian Stubbs, Micheal Coates, Ned Miller,
Glenn Davis, Micheal Harris

L-R row 2: Mrs. Crafter, Calfee Marcus, unknow, Jackie Fort, LaTonya
Green, Barbara Barron, Beverly Taylor, Joyce Flannory, Debra Roquer-
more, Donya Peeples, Tasha Aaron, Carolyn Higgins, Alicia Johnson,
LaTonjua Barnette, Linda White, Barbara Sandifer, Jennifer Curry, De-
bra Person, Lynda Threatt, Betty Stephens

Evette McClinton

Yolanda Bowden

Varsity
Cheerleaders

Say, We Are What?

Cpt. Sissy Webb, Adv. Mrs. Booker, Co-Cpt. Evette McClinton

Jonica Wilburn

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Adv. Ms. Simms Adv. Mrs. Hollings

Angela Burnette
Shawneese Jackson
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Junior Varsity Cheerleaders

Cassandra McClinton Co-Cpt. Lisa McKay

LITERARY MAGAZINE

Editor: Helena Thomas, Adv. Mrs. Macklin

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L-R row 1: Mrs. Macklin, Sabrina Thomas, Katherine Basley, Shenita Hodges, Gaydrea Grey, Chery! Holliman, Pam Dewberry, Teresa Lurry, Loretta Mathis,

Arlita Jackson,
L-R row 2: Pamela Payne, Metta DeShazier, Addie Hudson, Mary King, Helena Thomas, Carolyn Hoskins, Lora Washington, Tina Pyles, Chery! Dailey,

Rhonda Roland

L-R row I: Mr. Jordan, Patricia Walton, Rhonda Daniels, Janice Bryant, Angela Raines, Ernestine Jackson, Annette Deabrooks, Pam Davis,
Vanessa Turner, David McClinton,
L-R row 2: Mrs. Ruff, Mrs. Bishop, Mark Boatwright, Tonja Greene, Gwen Brown, Charlene Heath, Calfee Marcus, Regina Peeples, Pam

Williams, Glenise Singleton, Natalie Williams, Mrs. Wyche
L-R row 3: Angela Williams, Arthur Lockett, Walter Hudson, Jackie Taylor, Angela Douglas, Linda Harris, Carrie Culver, LaCondra Burnette,
Unknown, Micheal Dixon, Eric Madison, unknown, Jerome Aaron, John Thomas, Unknown, Raymond James, Willie Shinholster

Major Scheryl Grayer Major Thomas Montgomery Zita Wright

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Front: Hermon Mardis
Harold Wrice

First row: Tony Flemming, Wendell Veal
Second row: Eddie Rhodes, Zane Purdy, Johnny Stephens, Reginald Bullard, John Battle, Clarence Arnold, Tracy Reevse
Third row: Clifford Hodges, Hubert Brown, Roger Hill, Jacqueline Moss, Wendell Bailey, Derrick Taylor, Stephanie Taylor.
Fourth row: Jeffery Durham, Treenita Brown, Kelvin Perlote, Jerald Brown, Colbert Flagg, Lisa Hobbs, Francine Canady, Patricia Faulk.
Fifth row: Dudley Sthens, Danny Glover, Stevie Brown, LaShanda Clay.

Front: Godfrey Durham
Valerie Seabrooks
First row: Tammy King, John Bailey, Andrew Clark, Carl Fuller,

Second row: Mance Graves, Hermon Orr, Mikle Harvey, Kenneth Wells.
Third row: Betty Dixon, Linda Williams, Michelle Asby, Michael Glover, Fawn Gladden, Jerry Daniels, Tarra Green, James Nelson, Greg Willis.

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RAIDER BAND

Row 1, L-R: Daphne Ware, Betty Mitchell, Angela Waters, Debbie Byron, Ella Glover, Shauna Lowe, and Deena Ray. Row 2, L-R: Gilmer
Westmoreland, Willie Clark, Pamela Ritter, Artis Johnson, Alvin Finney, Travis Johnson, Alicia Jordon, Mark Boatright, Reggie Vinson, and Chris
Myers. Row 3, L-R: Eric Denson, Debra Myers, Alfonso James, LaVan Hood, George Holland, Victor Booker, Stevie Brown, Dannette Waller, Anthony
Brown, Clayton Lamar, William Radford. Row 4, L-R: Robbie Smith, Bruce Hodges, A.J. Wimberly, Todd Beach, Allen Mitchell, Nathaniel Williams,

Walter Robinson, and Jerry Daniels.

Sarita Hill and Jeweria Mackey
Banner Carriers

Listen To The Beat .. .

Row 1, L-R: Deeneen Anderson, Caryn Lawson, Linda White, Betty Stephens, Janice Lary, Pam Dewberry, Dorothy Walton, Row 2, L-R: Bruce
Hodges, Curtis Peacock, Anthony Barker, Wendell Pitts, Antonio Cofer, Tracye Reeves, Travis Johnson Row 3, L-R: Dewlyn Andrews, Robert Parker,
Bernard Knight, Jimmy Jackson, Willie Mclinton

Flag Twirlers
L-R: Laverne Patterson, Gina Beach, Pam Thomas, Shelia Collins, Teresa Ellis, Angela
Jackson, Lisa Knight, Carolyn Tolbert, Monica Wright, LaCondra Burnette, Pat Davis,
Brenda Person.

Majorettes
Parissa Chester, Donna Ray, NeNe Veal, Evelyn Wright.

Mr. Reeves at work

1 row: Travis Soles, Alan Mitchum, Angelia Smith, Pamela Johnson, Derrick Stanley, Greg Harrell, Evyone Mimds, Wendy Fair, Kay Sandra Stephens,
Imogene Horton, Dexter Hollings, Carolyn Jones, Kendall Philson, Mr. Reeves, 2 row: Jeff Mosely, Keith Bedingfield, Micheal Holmes, Nathaniel Newby,
Janice Johnson, John Sherman, Micheal Center, Keith Dunn, Oscar Harris, Haywood Bryant, Spencer Taylor, Greg Denson, John Reed, Neal Ward

Advisor: Mrs. Williams
President: Pam Payne

Chorus

1 row: Arnita Williams, Trisha Johnson, Sherly Jordan, Jackie Raines, Annette Seabrooks, Shawnese Jackson, Shelia Hodges, Freda Holt, Junita Brooks,
Monica Wright, Regina Peeples 2 row: Shelia Collins, Cassandra Brown, Debra Knight, Angela Waters, Ava Sanford, Benita Goodrum, Angela Burnette,
Cherly Stevens, Christine Lester, Psmlea Williams, 3 row: Sherita Hill, Pamela Thomas, Gena Beach, Renae Lott, Peaches Baker, Jacquetta Grant, Janice
Stevens, Vernice Williams, Patricia Faulk, Debbie Hudson 4 row: Bruce Hodges, Eddie Bryant, Keith Hill, Bobby Smith, Stephnoi Rawls, Burliegh Bonds,

Sandra Pitts, Michell Lowe

Vice Pres. Natalie Williams, Pres. Jan Johnson

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L-R Row |: Mrs. Joyce Robinson, Sandy Donaldson, LeAnne Bradley, Berndard Solomon, Leon Phillips, Vince Wallace, Coanna Fluellen, Andy Clarke,
Larry Harris, Stephono Rawls, Stephanie Hamer, Konnie Collins, James Lester, Marian Arthur, Joel Hill, Alesia Baker, Keith Forehand, Patricia
Thomas, Hubie Howell, Bobbie Avery, Darryl Goodrum, Vickie Lominick, Connie Hamlin L-R Row 2: Tracy Knighton, Terry Ward, Nash Gillis, Julie

Hester

1980-81 VALHALLA STAFF

Mrs. Gloria Hicks Turner Miss O. Jones

Kneeling Mare Buck Holtz, Sharon Madison, Daphne Ware, and Tracye Davis
Standing Anthony Brown, Faye Hill, Aljeana Howard, James Edmonson, and Eric Hickman
Seated Cynthia Cornelius, Chris Hall, Mary Slentz, and Lisa Farmer

Editor Evette McClinton

Sports

Raider Power

The Miss Football Sweetheart Contest was sponsored by the N.E. Booster Club to raise money for the athlectic department.

MS. FOOTBALL SWEETHEART

Donna Ray, the 1980-81 Miss Football
Sweetheart, is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel T. Ray III and is a native
Maconite. Donna is a member of the Raid-
er Band and captain of the Golden Girls
twirling Corp. She is also a member of the
Honor Society, Math Club and is the Lay-
out Editor of the Golden Star. Donna, a
Sagittarian, is the Vice-President of her-
Junior class. Her hobbies include twirling,
dancing, and reading. Her future plans are
to continue her education and twirling.

From The Grueling Beginning

Noah McClinton

Anthony Green Roscoe Morgan
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James Edmonson Curtis Allen Thomas Denerson
S.C, DT Sr. DT, OT Sr. TE, DE

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Eric Hickman
Sr. OG, NG

Greg Jones
Sr. LB

The 1980-81 football squad was
filled with old and new talent. The

- raiders had hopes of becoming city

champions for the first time since
the opening of the school; and with
the leadership of incoming coach,
Ken Brewer, their hopes soon
became reality.

In the opening game, the
Raiders faced Douglass of Atlanta,
one of the top teams in the state.
Northeast jumped to an early lead
as they returned the opening
kickoff for a touchdown. The
Raiders carried a substantial lead
into the locker room at halftime,
but the Atlantians came back
strong in the second half and went
on to hand the Raiders their first
loss.

The disappointing loss to
Douglass gave the Raiders a
Must Win Fever, and win they
did, as they handed the Perry
Panthers a big goose egg.

The following week, Northeast
faced the defending state champs,
Clarke-Central of Athens. Because
of a near upset last year, the
Raiders were really fired up for
this game. However, the Gladiators
had a frustrating start and finally
got their offense on the right track
as they gave Northeast loss
number two. Final score: 15-42

Northeast turned on their own
offense the following week as they
totally dominated the Peach
County Trojans. This win evened
their record at 2 and 2 going into
the region schedule.

Terry Manns
Sr. SS

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Touchdown!

Michael Dixon

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Darrell Rozier

Jr. DT

Ronnie Cabiness

Jr. FB

Al Thomas
Sr. DE

Larry Emery
Jr. HB

John Miller
Jr. TE, DB

Godfrey Durham
Jr. OG

George Goodrum
Sr. OG

Dexter Mullen
Jr. FB

Kenneth Driskell
Jr. LB

Frank Thomas
Jr. Ing

Rubin Hunt
Sr. OG

Arthur Chatman
Jr. HB

John Thomas
Jr. TE

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Jessie Hoskins

Soph. OG

Raider Power

Douglas

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Coach Fred Howe

Front Row; L-R: Bubba Webb, James Wrice, Micheal Graves, Melvin Cason
Back Row; L-R: Micheal Harvey, Jessie Hoskins, Otis Rockmoke
Back Row-Cont: Calvin Fleming

Season: Jr. Varsity

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Man on the loose! Defense-getting ready

BASEBALL

From L-R: Warren Hutchings, Clarence Stallworth, Paul Lawrence, Cedrick Jackson, Charles Tuggle, Anthony Hightower, Lionel Wilburn, Walter
Hutchings, Mark Waits

Coach Dean Brown

Asst. Coach Ken Brewer Batgirls: Sharon Madison, Aljeana Howard

And theres the pitch!

I've got it!
Ive got it!

Varsity Basketball
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L-R Row 1: DeWayne Franklin, Tommy Williams, Monroe Bonds, Kenneth Hammond, Johnnie Fort, Ronald Franklin, Darryl Hill, Coach Johson.
Row 2: Coach M. Brown, David McClinton, Gaydrea Grey, William Anderson, Lionel Wilburn, Kerry Hammond, Darryl Shinholster, Willie Patman, Chuck
Tuggle, Arlita Jackson, Jeff Battle

Asst. Coach Mike Brown, Coach W. Johnson Trainer David McClinton, Manager Jeff Battle

Tommy Williams

Kerry Hammond

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The Making Of Champions!!

It takes real concentration

Randy Crawford Alvin J. Copeland Marilyn Sikes

Sharee Aaron

Kneeling: Cynthia Cornelius, Faye Horton, Regina Bell, Carol Dunning, Theresa Sams, Janice Bryant Janice Bryant
Standing: Stevie Hand, Cheryl Hollimon, Marilyn Sikes, Belinda Sams, Sebrina Wilson, Stephanie

Collier, Susan Harrell, Nina Duncan, Detress Grey, Mary Jo Lowder, Bren Cliette, Sharee Aaron, Octavia

Glawson, Alvin Copeland, Tarsha Aaron, Alisha Jordan

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I just got to get that rebound Nina Duncan Carol Dunning

Managers
Stevie Hand
Tarsha Aaron

Statisticians:
Alisha Jordan
Cheryl Hollimon

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The 1980-81 team was totally domi-
J nating. Alvin Copelands Raiderettes
4 took on the traditional role of being
2 true champions. They highlighted the
season by capturing the AAAA State
Mary Jo Lowder Belinda Sams 1eresa Sams Sabrina Wilson Championship.

The Raiderettes showing little fear,
traveled down championship road
with only a few obstacles in their way.
These obstacles were Southwest and
Baldwin. The Raiderettes defeated
Southwest in the final rounds of the
Tom Porter Classic by a score of 57-52
to win their third consecutive Tom Por-
ter Classic Championship. As they trav-
eled on, their toughest obstacle, Bal-
dwin, stopped them dead in their tracks
by a defeat of 63-62. They overcame
this and later defeated Baldwin twice to
win the sub-region crown. Baldwin de-
feated the Raiderettes once again by a
score of 60-57 to win the region. But the
Raiderettes pressed forward to win the
State Championship by defeating Bal-
dwin by a score of 54-47. The Raider-
ettes overall record was 28-2. This is
their first championship since 1975.
Now we have proven whos number

Here it comes Mary Jo catch .

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L-R row |: Laverne Patterson, Rico Thomas, Ronald Shinholster, Terry Burkett, Keith Hill, Kelvin Spivey, Wendell Ross, Darryl Hightower, Demetria Scales
L-R row 2: Zachery Stephens, Reggie Gantt, Landers Brown, Levi Grimes, Herbert Sams, Bartholemew Dean, Willie Finney, Shawna Lowe, Coach Mike
Brown.

BASKETBALL AWARDS

Wendell Bell Bennie Cliette Raymond James

Victor Lewis Derrick Lurry Robert Patmon

Leroy Sanford Edward Wright

COUNTRY

Janice Bryant Stephanie Collier Cynthia Cornelius

Carla Simmons Betty Spencer

Octavia Glawson, Stat Coach Copeland

Coach Johnson

Stanley Andrews Willie Clark

Micheal Grant Cordell James

Ira Moore

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L-R: Tracye Davis, Noah McClinton, Larry Emery, Anthony Greene, Haywood Bryant, Oscar Harris, Bartholemew Dean,
Symuel Coates, Richard Lowe, Dexter Mullen, Joseph Cartwright, Arthur Chatman, Ulysses Thorpe, Levi Grimes, Albert
Newsome, Frank Thomas, John Thomas, Derrick Stanley, Derr-Lurry, Al Tolbert, Bennie Cliette, Edward Wright, James
Huston, Coach Daniely, Joel Butts, Van Hodges, Charles Dillard, Coach Sarter

Coach Sarter

C. Dillard K. Jackson

OPPONENT NE PLACED
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SW Ist
BALDWIN Ist
PERRY, WASH. CO., BALD Ist
CEN, BALD Ist
COCA-COLA INVIT Ist
WESTMINSTER RLY. 4th
ALL CITy Ist
WARNER ROB. RLY. 3rd
SUB REGION 2nd
STATE 4-AAAA DIV 2nd

The 1981-82 Boys track team fin-
ished second in the 4-AAAA divi-
sion. The Raiders won the Coca-
Cola Invitational Meet for the third
consecutive year, placed fourth in
the Westminister Relay and also won
the All-City meet. They came in sec-
ond in the sub-region and won the
Region 2-AA division.

Oscar Harris finished first in the
triole jump with a jump of 49 3. and
second in the long jump. He won the
best performance of all classifica-
tions.

Larry Emery finished first in the
long jump with a jump of 231. Ed-
ward Wright finished second in the
1-mile run, second in the high jump,
and fourth in the 880 yds. run.

The Raiders also won the high
point region trophy.

1980-81 GIRLS

Group Shot
From L-R row |: Stephanie Collier, Latonya Green, Betty Mitchell, Christine
Lester, Brenda Cliette, Mary Joe Lowders, Bridgett Warren.
L-R row 2: Coach Copeland, Cynthia Cornelius, Sharon Jordan, Carla Sim-
mons, Cynthia Bell, Betty Spencer, Janice Bryant, Octavia Glawson.
1. 440 Relay
Brenda Cliette, Stephanie Collier, Janice Bryant, Betty Mitchell
2. 440 Run
Janice Bryant, Stephanie Collier
3. High Jump
ae: we : Cynthia Cornelius, Nina Duncan
Pe 4. Hundred Yd. Dash
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Cynthia Cornelius, Linda Hall
6. Mile Relay Ist Team
Janice Bryant, Latonya Greene, Stephanie Collier, Brenda Cliette
not pictured
Vivian Cummings 110 Hurdles
Gwen Brown Discus, Shot Put
Bridgett Warren Shot Put
Tamara Carterm, Debroda Cornelius
Stats, Man., Train., Sissy Webb, Octavia Glawson, Ronnie Cabiness, Kim
King

Mile Relay Cynthia Bell, Cynthia Cornelius, Carla Simmons, Mary Jo
Lowder

Mile Run Cynthia Bell, Betty Spencer

220 Run Mary Jo Lowder, Brenda Cliette, Stephanie Collier

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Todd Beach
Gregory Boatwright
Reginald Collj
William Garey,
Jerry Gray
Christopher Myles
Terrence Stephens

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Back Row, L-R: Demetria Scales, Gaydrea Grey, Cassandra Harris, Colleen Pitts, Arlita Jackson, Teresa Ellis, Melanese Sampson, Shenita Hodges, Lizzie

Bell. Front Row, L-R: Coach Marilyn Sikes, Demetress Patrick, Pamela Ritter, Ceylon Rowland, and Parissa Chester.

Oh shucks, its a net ball?

Service

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Ritter reaches for the ball

Liz talking strategy with coach Sikes.

GRADUATION 7

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R.L. Dunn

MANS WORLD,
INC.

Complete Hardware
Service

Mens Furnishings And
Gifts

Emery Hwy. Macon,
GA

743-5225

1617 Shurling Dr.
742-7121
Shurlington Plaza
Macon, Georgia 31211

ATTAWAY TIRE CO.

781 Gray Hwy. 742-5364

We're your kind of people

First National Bank
Macon

A Trust Company Bank in Georgia
Member FDIC

Congratulations Seniors

PETES PISTOL SHOP

MACON BOWL

Shurling Plaza

Macon, GA 746-7351

G.E. ROPER MAGIC CHEF JENN AIR
KITCHEN AID THERMADOR APPLIANCES

LIGHTING FIXTURES PIONITE

ADAMS DISTRIBUTING CO.

JOHN W. ADAMS 120 Walnut Street
912-745-0471-2 Macon, Georgia 31201

ED BROWNS GARAGE The Place
For Little People
Axle, Frame, And Wheel Alignment
Dynamic Wheel Balancing _
Complete Auto Service ST.

Congratulations

Dial 745-2711 139 Broadway Class Of 81
Macon, GA

DAY
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DEAN'S FOOD MARKET MORTUARY CARE CENTER

989 Morrow Ave.

339 Hall Street 745-0507

Macon, Georgia 31201
Director: Mrs. E.J. Wood

CHARTER
MEDICAL
CORPORATION

Good Luck
Seniors!

CREATION or EVOLUTION?

Nor irl Interested in learning about the scientific body of
theast Spirit Club knowledge which supports the Biblical Creation Model of

Origins? Many well qualified scientists and educated
professionals have become convinced that the Biblical
Model of Creation and Earth Geological history is more
scientific than the evolutionary model. Form your own
opinion! For information write to: Institute for Creation
Research, 2716 Madison Ave., San Diego, California 92116,
or Dr. John Bowman, Shurlington Plaza, Macon, Ga. 31211.

TOMMY SHADBURN
PRESIDENT/MANAGER

W. H. SHADBURN, INC. DIXIE
COMPLETE AUTO INTERIORS AUTO PARTS

AND CONV. TOPS

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572 CONCORD ST. BUS. 743-7732 x i nage
MACON, GA. RES. 742-1634 New, Used, And Rebuilt Vicki Lominick

Parts

Class Of 81

781-7255 746-4368
2775 Broadway Gray Hwy.

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Spec lal Olympics

From the mites to the pros...
George has the sports for you!
GEORGE JOBIN I3 SPORTS
Weekdays 6&llpn = JIS
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OLDHAMS OPTICIANS

Oldest Dispensing
Opticians In Macon

Oldham Building
518 Mulberry Street 640 Ist Street

CENTRAL BANK
OF
GEORGIA

We Like People ...
People Like Us.

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HUTCHINGS FUNERAL HOME, INC.

P.O. Box 4443
536 New Street
Macon, Georgia 31208

Congratulations Supervision 114

Subscription Drive Winners

Congratulations Seniors!

Foreign Relations Club

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MACON BANK

& TRUST CO. Member F.D.1I.C.

All the Bank You'll Ever Need

Walnut St. and Macon Mall

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Marvin K. Ware

James Lester known as Moon
Addie is a Super Senior
Bobbie loves Gerry

Zita Wright Senior 81
Evette loves Darryl

Vicki Class of 81

Clara Hollins

AEC

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ALMA MATER
Northeast High, dear Alma

Mater,

Proudly standing tall;
Faithfully you have given,
Knowledge to all.

Northeast High, dear Alma
Mater,

Forer your light shall shine;
Memries of the red and gold,
Ever in our minds.

REFRAIN:

Always lead us,

Always watch us,

Never let us fail;

Northeast High, we love you so,
Loyalty prevails.

Northeast High, dear Alma
Mater,

Three great schools of old;
Everlastingly united,

Into this mighty fold.

Northeast High, dear Alma
Mater,

You shall be our guide;
Years pass by, but in our
hearts,

Lies that Raider pride.

Northeast High, NORTHEAST
HIGH.

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Thanks For The Memories ...

The Valhalla Staff wishes to apologize to the Northeast family and supporters for the delay in the
production of the 1980-81 yearbook.

We also salute those of you who were instrumental in helping us to complete a gigantic task.

A special note of thanks goes to Mrs. Kitchens of the Appling Building for the developing of
pictures and to Mr. Phil Hicks for photography.

Lunch on the lawn

Where are your Rhinestones, Cowboy?

Candid Camera

Killing Time The point is

Did you see that?

The sweetest of the sweet

What Am I Doing Here?

Senior Invitations Arrive

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