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Northeast* High*School 6 Se ee
1646* Upper* River* Road
Macon*Georgia*31211 Valhalla 1994
Volume 22

Student Life Living in the
deep pg.5

Academics Deep in thought
pg.10

Clubs Deep involve-
ment pg.14

Classes Deep in need
pg.32

Sports- Competition comes
knee Deep pg.64

People Lifestyles of the
Deep pg. 83

Homecoming

Homecoming Deep in the
Raider country pg.98

Community Deep in the
community pg.112

Opening |

Once again its on! ... Its another
school year for students, and excite-
ment is in the air with another hype
school year for Northeast Raiders.
The first week of school started off
with the meeting of friends, remi-
niscing of the old school days and
finding out how other classmates
spent their summers. Classmates
asked each other questions that
ranged from: What classes do you
have? to What are you doing this
weekend? Students prepared for
many changes, such as the new se-
mester system and new teachers. As
we buckle down for the months
ahead, many Raiders think about
whats the future going to bring for
them with the education theyve
learned from Northeast High
School.

Students at Northeast star off the school day by meeting
friends and finding out what's up for later that day.

Juniors, Benjil Lightfoot and Kametrius Singleton, have an
embarrassing moment in front of their locker before their next

: class.
Seniors, Shermonte Thomas, Eric Coons, Alphonzo Crawford, and Steven Johnson,

gather around Mr. Parry to receive there grades in Physics.

Sophomore Chan Thrope works hard to make the grade.

Junior Shawn Ward ask Senior Ben Brown for his opin-
10n,

Senior Jeffery Grant cheerfully walks his
friend to class.

Raiders clowning around and enjoying their lunchbreak. Raiders sporting their own unique style Senior Laura Slagle looks shocked as her
picture is taken

Drivin
Raiders

Driving to school is the best thing happening for students
at Northeast High. One reason is its a good thing. Stu-
dents get to show off their cars or trucks. Driving to school

is a privilege you look forward to from the beginning of

your high school years. While the majority of Northeast
students are still riding the cheese, a great number drive
to school. Driving to school is indeed a privilege and a
definite boost to ones social life.

Nicole Terry is just chillin.

Tim Spradley shows that his Impala lets him be the #1 Mack.

Its not just a mirage. Lori & Susie- The real thing!

Jerod and Jerome Finney are driving in style

One of a kind, Whitehead I. Charles Smith shows that it is not just a
Senior or Junior thing.

Ricky Johnson says, This is for the chill! LaShon Pooles sleek maxima. Timiko Gray shows a gangsta lean on her
Celica GT.

Allan Davis shows his pride by his Jazzy Tercel. Dana Thomas knows everyone wants to Jarodneys McCoy's Blue Funk.
ride in his little white Corvette

KEEP
ON
ROLLIN...

Deep in Raider
Country

Everyday between 10:45 am and 12:25 pm Northeast stu-
dents fill empty stomachs, catch up on homework, and spend
time with friends on lunchbreak. This year there is a major
change in the way the lunchroom is run. This welcomed
change is called The Express Line . The Express Line
offers students a variety of foods as well as lessening the time
of waiting in line. The students at Northeast enjoy the
freedom and the relaxing atmosphere on campus during
lunch with popular hangouts being the breezeway in front of
Mark Smith and Lassetter, the Lassetter gym, and of course
the lunchroom. Although there is often conflict over which
lunch half is the best one to be on, lunch break is one of the
most enjoyable moments during the school day.

Alfatina Jordan and Kizzie Ross are happy to be back together after a long summer. Senior Kenny Brown and Junior Shalandria Ware share
a special moment together.

A group of Seniors studying for the next class.

Raidettes chillin in the sunshine on lunchbreak.

Yo hook me up with some more fries.

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ORAL REPORT

Okay! Class! this a very important
subject. I want to be sure that you
totally understand. What I want you
to do is an oral report.

These are words that EVERY stu-
dent hates to hear, Unfortunately it
has to be done. What do you do?!
How do you began?! How do you
psyche yourself up?! Well, here's
some experieces and tips that your
fellow classmates have.

PREPARATION:

By reciting it in front of the mir-
ror. Also, I'll get someone at home
to listen to me, and give me their
opinion.

TIPS:

T'll try to find an object in the cent-
er of the room, such as the clock and
focus on it.

Melissa Hollingshed
Sophomore

Mike Richardson tries to get his grade in
Mr. Simmons Geometry class.

PREPARTON:
Well, at first I'm nervous. I usually dont
do my oral report until last, but I just say

"God be with me and give me strength to
do this.

rips

The only thing that probably would serve
as a good method is asking God be with
me and give me strength to do this.

Ricardo McLin
Junior

Doing an oral report is not that hard.

aron Sanders pays attention to

what is asked of her.

vianna McClellen trying to hold out until

June.

acquelynn Parks explains to }
Grant homework.

tudents in Mrs Duharts class are steadily
writing as she dictates.

Northeast students are always
doing their own thing.

MS. Truss 1S KICKING mucn nowle ge to
her students.

PREPARTION:
First, I research the topic thor-
oughly, so that I wil be aie to re-
pond to any questions asked. Next, I
car any materials that might be
elpful when I give my presentation.
After these two Steps, I practice my
speaking, and then I'm ready.

TIPS:

Usually, I just take a few deep
breaths and imagine myuself in re-
laxing surroundings.

Cynededra Barksdale

Senior

n Art class, }
in drawing a picture.

Maurice Shoultz makes tracks to his next
class.

Learning doesnt have to be dull. You can be just
like Lori Saunders. Shes listening to music as she
prepares to do some hard core studying

Lunchbreak isnt just time for lunch; its also time to
expand your mind. An example of this is NE student
Chandria Brown shown DEEP into her studies.

Tonya Joyce and Dondray Hurst are working
together on a report. Group reports are winners
with most students.

Die. Research
The Library is where Kim an

Trish Watkins find information
they need and serenity.

Se

Senior Terry Bryant knows what time it is when it comes
down to presenting an oral report.

Robert Saxby shows us an intelligent person
knows that learning doesnt end after class.

Shedrick Porter makes sure that the source
for his research paper is what he needs.

Che WNEH News staff consist of Brandice Bailey, Mandi Brooks, Rhonda Martin, (Bottom L-R) Kelvin
Wilder, Sammy Spann, and Avery Swarn (Top L-R).

WNEH
News

Lights, camera Good morning, this is
WNEH News ... These words can
now be heard coming from the North-
east High School Channel | television
in the morning during supervision. The
WNEH News team is made up of stu-
dents with a flare for news. They bring
to us the announcements for the school
day. This new school feature is modeled
so that students can have visual par-
ticipation in the morning. The WNEH
News is a big success, and the students
work so hard to make sure that each
days news is the best.

News anchor, Brandice Bailey, leads off the news update each morning. Sports anchor, Avery Swarn, gives out the morning sports announcements
and recaps of last night basketball game.

f''Q:

Producer, Sammy Spann, makes a few adjustments before WNEH Mandi Brooks and assistant newscaster, Tanya Walker, proofread a few an-
goes on air to bring another day of top news. nouncements before air time.

Students At
Work...

As the bell rings students rush to thier next class, to keep from getting Juniors Timiko, Joi, Sheldon, and Benjil sit in the library and discuss their
detention after school. class assignment.

Marlon Chester looks through a book and triesto Senior, Takela Booze, jots down a few notes for her _ Georgia College students, like Mrs. McCleod, also
think of some general ideas for the Salmagundi _ research paper in the library. take time at Northeast to perfect thier work by
Magazine. experiencing the job of a teacher for their career.

Raquel Johnson use one of the new computers in the library tocomplete her _A couple of students in Mr. Prossers class gather around as he shows them
assignment. some art techniques which they will use later on.

Things lo Do | oday

2:15 PM Clubs
DEEP INVOLMENT
TAPS
ROTC
BAND
BETA
FBLA
DECA
FHA

VOCA
SPANISH SCIENCE

Curtis Clowers plays Mr. Lover Man for
Northeast at Porter Stadium for the Home Com-
ming Game.

Northeast Marching Band prepares for the Macon Christmas parade

Kevin Wilder, Corey Moore, and Atari Hill perform at a Raider home game

during half time in Porter Stadium.
Corabin plays saxaphone for the Northeast High
Raiders Marching Band

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Left to right Ist row: ShaRonda Rutherford, Tameiko Lindsey, Ronette Lucas, April Bryant, Staci Primus, Jozette Parker, Mrs. L. Williams.
Left to right 2nd row: Teddy Madison, Shawn Poole, Gretchen Greene, Erica Wright, Star White, Valerie Pryor.
Left to right 3rd row: Lashawn Gray, Keiza Parks, Christine Parks, Terrell Slaughter, Lamonda Parker, Tameka Crawford, Teresita James.
4th row: Lashonda Pauldo

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Left to right 1st row: Christine Massey, Rhonda Martin, Schneika Center.
Left to right 2nd row: Rosette Morgan, Richelle Williams, Robert Saxby, Brichael Sampson.
Left to right 3rd row: Cedrick Wimbush, Anwar Nasir, Curtis Clowers, Tammy Kendrick.

NES FUNKY BUNCH!

Mathemetics

lst row L-RDionne Benjamin (Secretary)Shalandria Kithchens
(Vice Pres.)Carletta Hurt (Pres.)Tiffany Billue (Secretary)Larry
Stephens (Parl)Mrs.K. Wheeler (Advisor)

2nd rowBridgett Brown, Dericus Harvey, Brichael G. Sampson,
Jeselyn Martin, Jay Walton, Tomika Miller, Roshunda Brown,
Lashawn Ward.

3rd rowSamuel Ellison, Shana Johnson, Erica Pope, April Bryant,
Kamika Stanley, Steven Johnson, Bakari Moore, Jacquelynn Parks.
4th rowCassandra Anderson, Rodney Jordan, Lynn Smith, Nikiya
Watkins, Nicholas Studymine, Gary Curry, Waders Campbell,
Quandra Wright, Latonya Parker, Nigra Tarpley

5th rowBrandi Aaron, Shandel Graham, Christine Massey,
Temarcus Cleveland

lst row L-RRuby Ferguson, Tiffany Billue, Lisa Newsome, Dmetri
Smith
2nd row L-RTerrika Clowers, Dericus Harvey, Larry Stephens,
Christine Massey, Brichael Sampson
3rd row L-RLynn Smith, Nicholas Studymine, Chandria Brown,
Valencia Adside
4th row L-RSheldon Hart, Rodney Jordan, Nikiya Watkins, Keisa
Jones

5th row L-RNigra Tarpley, Latonya Parker

Ist row L-RMrs. G.S. Booker, T. Shakespeare, Tomika Mill-
er(President),Kim Watkins (Vice President), Mrs. Lewis Advisor
2nd row L-RBrichael Sampson, Kisha Demps, Gregory Alexander,
Shalandria Kitchens, Michelle Williams, Joy Walton, Kanika Stan-
ley

3rd row L-RNikiya Watkins, Bridgett Brown, Zipporah Hicks,
Staci Primus, Lynn Smith, Alexcel Lewis

4th row L-RLakeenya Gibbs, Cameron Jones, Larry Stephens Jr.,
Timiko Gray, Jernice Sarter, Korlue Kpor, Rolanda Tolliver

lst row L-RMrs. G.S. Booker (Advisor),Nikiya Watkins (Captain),
T. Shakespeare, Tomika Miller, Mrs. G. Lewis (Advisor)
2nd row L-RKisha Demps, Gregory Alexander, Shalandria
Kithchens, Phillip lewis

3rd row L-RZipporah Hicks, Larry Stephens Jr., Jernice Sarter

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SCIENCE CLUB

First Row L-R: Mrs. Booker, Cameron Jones, Takeila Booze-Sec retary, Richard Rutherford, Tomika Miller-
President, Kamika Chester, and Mrs. Lewis.
Second Row L-R: Shalandria Kitchens, Ron Jones, Brandice Bailey, Gregory Alexander, Miko Gray, not pictured;
Joy Walton, Kanika Stanley, and Kim Watkins.
Third Row L-R: Zipporah Hicks, Keisha Jones, Michelle Williams, and Jacquelynn Parks.
Fourth Row L-R: Alonzo Davis, Xavier Parks, and Martino Gray.

ACADEMIC BOWL

First Row L-R: Mrs. Riley, LVetius Perry, Rodney Jordon, Kisha Demps, Eric Lamar,
Nikiya Watkins, and Mr. Harden.

Second Row L-R: Muhammad Ally, Cabot Hicks, Richard Rutherford, Larry Ste-
phens, Terronicka Williams.

Third Row L-R: Miranda Billue, Ira Davis, Jermel Durham, and Tiffany Billue

First Row L-R: Christine Massey, Tomika Miller, Jennifer Lamar-Secretary, Shaundra Walker-Vice President,
Schneika Center-President, Richard Rutherford-Teasurer, Dericus Harvey-Parlimentarian, Erica Lamar, Judy
Fultz-Advisor.

Second Row L-R: Tameka Simmons, Takeila Booze, Ketarya Hunt, Cabot Hicks, Jacquelynn Parks, Larry Stephens,
Terronicka Williams, and Corbin Smith.

Third Row L-R: Kalana Williams, Christy Mountain, Lori Saunders, Joy Walton, Jermel Durham, Tiffany Billue,
Lewis Rhodes, Gregory Dinkins

First Row L to R: Richard Hughes, Tanya Walker, Jowanda Durham, Camaria Sams, Dericus Harvey, Jeselyn
Martin, Keisa Jones.
Second Row L to R: Jessica Brooks, Maite Somers, Latrecia Wheeler, Dawn Searcy, Niya Hicks, Shimeka
Edwards.

Third Row L to R: Marvin Jackson, Miko Gray, Kenyatta Jolley, Tatisha Paul, Leamber Chapman.

Spanish Club- First row L-R Jennifer Lamar (Secretary) Ira Davis (Treasurer) Kisha Demps (Pres.) Schneika
Center (V.Pres.) Christine Massey (Accountant) Franco Hart
Second row L-R Brichael Sampson, April Jackson Lashanda Batieste, Samuel Ellison, Curtis Reddick
Third row L-R Terell White, Chandra Brown, Cyndedra Barksdale, Jermel Durham

First row-Christine Massey, Ketana Hunt, Tomika Miller, Rhoshunda Brown, Brandice Bailey, Sheldon Hart, Loretta Ramey,
Takeila Booze, Angelia Reese, Christy Mountain, Andre Anderson, Kim Watkins, Jasmine Graper, Mrs. Joyce Robinson, Advisor
Second row-Ron Jones, Kaytreyus Pertillo, Shaundra Walker, Erika Smith, Takesha Bond, Lastonya Joyce, Keilah Davis, Tracy
Stinson, Niketta Winborne, Kavonda Bell, Sammy Spann

Third row-Audrey Kellam, Lorenzo Davis, Jermel Durham, Tomika Pitts, Tammy Height, Jeff Grasnt, Takeitha Williams,
Tiponya Miley, Nicole Terry, Kwjatta Evans

fourth row-Angel Stanton, Jerome Finney, Sheldon Ashley, Schneika Center, Gurard Sampson, Zipporah Hicks, John Richard,

Derek Brown, Jerod Finney
fifth row- Talisa Green, Sandra Bryant, Reginald Jakson, Lewis Rhodes, Dondray Hurst, Tyrone Hollingshed, Kenneth Reid

Deep in Prayer

This year a new kind of club, dubbed Prayer Club was started at Northeast. The club was started
by students for students, and students hold active leadership roles in the club. The club meets on
Wendsday mornings at 7:15 a.m. in Room 116. At club meetings members are greeted by guest
speakers, pastors and evangelists who speak on various issues. Officers for the 1993 1994 are
Takira Johnson President, Lashawn Gray Vice President. Mr. C. Andrews serves as

Facilitator.

EADERS
MERICA

Ist Row (Left to Right)-Joy Walton, Kanika Stanley, Carletta Hurt, Aisha Ridley, Richard Rutherford, Tameka Simmons, Kela
Primus, Monique Glawson. 2nd Row -Kametrius Singelton, Alan Davis, Samuel Ellison, Schnieka Center, Jennifer Lamar,
Patrick Williams, Dana Jones, Quesha Quainter, Trish Watkins, Terronicka Williams, Scotisha Holden.

3rd Row -Benjil Lightfoot, Jeselyn Martin, Christall Stewart, Eric Coons, Chartavia Brown, Latrecia Wheeler, Michelle

Williams, Leamber Chapman, Star White, Teddy Madison
4th Row -Shandra Ware, Franchetta Coons, Dericus Harvey, Martino Grey, Nikiya Watkins, Staci Primus, Dianne Benjamin,

Lynn Smith, Erica Lamar, Jemel Durham, Dana Primus

5th Row -Kawana Huston, Juanita Clark, Tiffany Billue, Reginald Phillips, Jerome Person, Larry Stephens Jr.
6th Row Raquel Johnson, Keilah Davis, Niketa Winborne, Tarus Lowe, Gregory Alexander, Tamarcus Cleveland, Shana
Johnson, Tralia Williams, Erica Wright, Tina Powell, Bakari Moore, Trisa Fairfax.(Not pictured: April Bryant)

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First Row Shedrick Porter, Tiponya Miley, Sha-
landria Kitchens, RhoShunda Brown, Tomika Miller
Second Row Takira Johnson, Mr. Andrew, Gretchen

Greene, Lashawn Gray,
Third Row -Markesio Bell and Lorenzo Davis

CITY COUNCIL

Junior City Council-1st row Christine Massey, Shaundra Walker, Kisha Demps,
2nd row Ira Davis, Dericus Harvey

Macon JCC

Organization compsed of representatives from public and private high schools in Macon. Teens meet
once a month to discuss topics facing the city of Macon, especially those that concern teens. The JCC
also does activities that help to promote the community. Speakers are also invited to the meeting to
discuss relevant topics.

STUDENT

lst row Jermel Durham, Kela Primus, Tomika Miller, Jowanda Durham
2nd row Rodney Jordan, Shalandria Kithchens, Rhonda Martin, Gregory Alexander
3rd row Larry Stephens, Michelle Humphery, Korlue Kpor

DIPLOMATS

A link between
the communtiy and the
school.

The Award Winning Salmagundi

Christy Mountain starts writing her story which is due in a few months.

When you think of literary works, think of
Salmagundi. The Salmagundi is known for
many awards including Columbia Scholastic
Press Association for medalist rating, with
All-Columbian and concept in design, South-
ern Interscholastic Press Association and
National Coucil of Teacher of English for a
superior rating. They are led by Mrs. Reaves.

First Row (left to right) Bakari Moore, Christine
Massey, Schneika Center, Christy Mountain, and Joshua
Ogletree

Second Row Rachel Rybicki, Jacquelynn Parks, An-
drea Harris, Allen Stephens, and Ira Davis

Third Row Jermel Durham, Robbie Owen, Mandi
Brooks, Marlon Chester, Martino Gray

Christine Massey and Schneika Center takes a moment for a kodak mo-

ment.

The Pica People

The hardest working staff in the school is none other than
the 1994 Valhalla Staff . This staff has to deal with many
deadlines and not to mention photographs to take. But pres-
sure never gets the yearbook staff down. The new advisor for

this year is Mrs. Jenny Alyward.

L-R (squatting)Sylvia Epps and Shimeka Edwards,
(standing)Eddie Robinson, Laura Slagle, Melissa Collins,
Terrell Cooper, Teddy Madison, Tiponya Miley, (standing
behind)Shana Johnson, Traila Williams, (standing)Lori
Saunders, Shaundra Walker, Kesha Davis, Nicole Terry,
Marnise Smith, Jenny Aylward, Lakeenya Gibbs, (sitting
above) Sammy Spann, Niketa Winborne, Lashawn Ward,

Sharon Sanders, Shedrick Porter.

Staff Leaders

Advisor Miss Jennie Aylward
Editor in Chief Teddy Madison
Assistant Editor Lori Saunders

Business Editor Shaundra Walker

Photography Editor Tiponya Miley
Senior Editor Shana Johnson
Homecoming Editor Tralia Williams
Computer Assistant Shimeka Edwards

Assistant Editor, Lori Saunders, shows other members of the
staff how a page in the yearbook is done.

Far left, Eddie
Robinson, makes
a few posters to
promote ad sales.
Next picture, Ti-
ponya Miley meets
with photogra-
phers, Shakira
Strnage and
Lashawn Ward, to
give out photo as-
signments.

CHORUS

Ist row left to right,Melissa Stroup, Monica Lee, Christina Sherard, Chanda Jackson, Sabrina Harper, Miranda Fitzpatrick, Terell Slaughter,
Jeanette Ford, Mr.Owen Love
2nd row, Alicia Lester, Tashanna Strange, Kimberly Livingston, Shamika Burkett, Marcy Walker, Tonya Cummings, Raquel Johnson, Larissa
Sams, Melinda Gray
3rd row, Tammie Taylor, Jamila Jackson, Jarquett Hall, Ayanna morgan, Tamille Moye, Scotisha Holden, Roberta Saxby, Tomeca Goolsby
4th row, Angel Copeland, Tulantress Little, Staica Graper, Rodney Jordan, Anderson Fraley, Chris Carswell, Marcus Jackson
5th row, Robert Benton, Felicia anderson, Chendra Williams, Tarica Saxby, DeCarlos Thorpe

TAPS

ist row Left to Right,Kalanna Williams(Recreation Chairman), Letisha Glover (Parliamentarian), Sundanya Famer(Historian), Rhonda Martin
(Treasurer), Jawanda Durham (Asst. Secretary), Teresa Shakespeare (Vice-Pres),Jernice Sarter (Pres.)
2nd row Jeffrey Hill, Terronika Williams, Jennifer Lamar, Cabot Hick, Myracle Primus, Lynn Smith
3rd row, Lamanda Parker, Latonya Parer, Joseph Mclain, Michelle Humphrey, Korlu Kpor

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AROUND SCHOOL

Chillin on lunchbreak

Peace out

Too sharp for words.

Even teachers relax

Deep in thought

Is it time to go yet? We're sexy!

Hungry are you?

First Row: Sabre Arch, Kevin Hamm, Carlos Williams, Deidre Neely, Ruby Fer-
guson, Eddie Ribinson
Second Row: Embray Patterson, Charlie WIlliams, Temiko Fields, April Reeves
Third Row: Krisondra Hamm, Elizabeth Jefcoats, Ben Abbott, and Alonzo Davis

The Staff: Newton, T., Robinson, E., Clowers A., Moore B., Hancock A.,
Neely D.

Color Guard:Alonza Davis, Ben Abbott, Ruby Ferguson, Dione Benjamin,
Tavoies Glover, and Shamekia Curry

The Drill Team: L.
Carswell, A.

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Foster, T. Glover,

K. Braswell, N.
Jones, E. Lowe

Alpha Company:J. Worhty, K.
Hamn, K. Pitts, M. Scott, A. Davis,
R. Ferguson, D. Benjamin, C. Ford,
T. White, L. Earley, W. Cornegay,
A. Ingram, J. Riley, A. Gibson, E.
Warren, M. Haynes, R. Coon, D.
McVay, M. Jones, J. Williams, A.
Reeves, T. Fields, J. Shirah, andS.
Davis

Bravo Company: Chavis Adams, J.
Marus, N. Mahone, E. Robinson, T.
Roberson, B. Wilson, e. Robinson,
D. Neely, B.Abbott, E. Lowe, R.
Johnson, K. Braswell, B. McDade,
D. Harper, C. Williams, F. Coons, C.
brown, C. Barksdale, c. Stewart, G.
Holden, T. Hornsby, S. Albritton, J.
Johnson, J. Huston, B. Glover, J.
May, P. Lewis, S. Curry, K. Hamm

Charlie Company: J. Farley, L. Car-
swell, T. Jackson, J. Wilder, M. Gib-
son, M. Bell, J. Bones, A. Billinstea,
B. Hill, S. Foster, S. Malson, D.
Woodard, T. Thomas, A. Coon, K.
Garrett, L. Mims, K. Harper, K.
Sandifer, G. Zester, R. Daniel, W.
Curry

Delta Company; B. More, S. Curry,
A. Hughes, T. Mason, T. Newton,
D. Jackson, D. Thomas, C. Harris,
W. Williams, H. Edwards, M. Whip-

ple

Down through the years, we have
truly become young women and
men. The innocence of our fresh-
men year is now replaced by a
wisdom that is only achieved
through experience. No longer do
we walk in huge packs. We are
now stable enough to walk alone.
We dont look up to upperclass-
men anymore: we are looked up to
by underclassmen

After four long years of home-
work, studying, final exams and
following (or Breaking) thousands
of rules, we have finally come to
know what it really means to be a
SENIOR!

It seems as if it were only yes-
terday when we first got up on
the hill. Senior fees, caps and
gowns, college applications, prom
and graduation werent even im-
portant then. Now, we know their
importance all too well!

But soon, those familiar faces and
never ending routines will all be a
distant memory. All of the scan-
trons, lunchlines, wild classes and
fun times with friends will, along
with those boring routines, grad-
ually fade away.

We will go on to trade the red,
black, and gold for some new col-
or. Many of us will become happy
and successful. Many of us may
not. Perhaps we will not even re-
member that first pep rally, win-
ning the spirit chain, the name of
that good for nothing girl that
stole your boyfriend or that mean
teachers name. Whatever lies
ahead, one thing is certain. The
years of our lives in high school
will be remembered especially the
last year Senior year!

Thanks to Northeast School and
the sensational class of 1994 for
four years that were definitely
DEEP!

LOOKING
1994 | 1999 BACK

Christine Massey and Schneika Center take time out from their busy schedules for a picture.

Shaundra Walker, Denetris Hurt, Trish Watkins, Shakira Strange and Christine Massey relax on the
wall after another day of gruelling P.E.

Tina Powell in her Kindergarden days Kenneth Goodrum, Antonio Brown, Mack Iverson, Erika Smith and Christie Norwood all pase for
opposite sex day when they were eighth graders at Appling

Melinda Gray is just kickin it on the wall ; Carletta Hurt had the Snoop Doggy Dogg braids
back in the day.

Kela Primus (back in her old school Jheri Curl days) strikes a pose. Terrel White attempts to break down a math problem in Pre-Algebra,
but Kela Primus isnt hearing it.

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Senior Kela Primus chillin in the sun-
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Senior Jennifer Stanley poses for the camera before the half
time show

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Friends Terry Bryant and Al Cornelius
are glad to finally be seniors

Juniors ya'll cant get wit this

Juan Forsyth, Shernard, and George Ray clown around on
lunchbreak.

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Yolanda Aaron
Andre Adkins

Guy D. Anthony
Brandice Bailey
Cyndedra Barksdale

Lisa Battle
Latoya Belgrave
Karronda Bell
Demestric Bond
Takeila Booze

Kenneth Brown
Lakisha Brown
Roshunda Brown
April Bryant
Terry Bryant

Yoshina Buford

Melody Burnette
Brenda Cannady
Fredrick Causey

Willie Causey

Schneika Center
Alexion Clowers
Eric Coons

Tameka Crawford
Latonya Cummings

Anitra Curry
Felicia Curry
Petina Curry
Thaxter Curry
Adrian Daniels

Ira Davis

Tamiki Denson
Jermel Durham
Samietre Ellison
Kwynnjatta Evans

Jerod Finney
Jeromy Finny
Andrew Flowers
Tanisha Fowler
Robert Gadson

Latricia Gallemore
Eric George
Tuvkessa Gibson
Monique Glawson
Dana Glover

Jeffrey Grant
Michelle Grant
Jasmine Graper
Martino Gray
Sonia Gray

Theresa Gray
Veronica Grayer
Kevin Hamm
Arnetra Hancock
Canitrice Harrell

Monica Harris
Towon Harris
Treshen Harris
Jermaine Hill
Warren Hughes

Ketarya Hunt
Carletta Hurt
Reginald Jackson
Tiffany Jackson
Tomika Jackson

Raquel Johnson
Shana Johnson
Jamikia Jones
Keary Jones
Alfatina Jordon

Shalandria Kitchens
Jennifer Lamar
Lawanda Lester

T. Madison
Angel Malone

Christine Massey
Tanisha McDade
Tiponya Miley
Tomika Miller
Bakari Moore

Stephanie Moore
Christy Mountain
Deirdre Neeley
Christie Norwood
Xavier Parks

Cornell Person
Kaytreyus Pertillo
Latresa Pettigrew

Lashon Poole
Shedrick Porter

Kela Primus
Laretta Ramey
Curtis Reddick
Angelia Reese

Aisha Ridley

Eddie Robinson
Richard Rutherford
Anthony Richard
Milton Sanders
Sharon Sanders

Lori Saunders
Rodney Sherman
Christon Simmons
Tameka Simmons
Ivory Smith

Sammy Spann
Allen Stephens
Laphelia Stephens
Shakira Strange
Sakata Terry

Trukessa Ussery
Shaundra Walker
Kim Watkins
Takkethia Williams
Tralia Williams

Niketa Winbore
Erika Wright

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COUNSELOR: Mrs Amica
TEACHER: Mrs Fultz
COACH: Edwards
LUNCHROOM: Lassetter

FAST FOOD RESTAURANT: Krystals
CHICKEN RESTAURANT: Lees
FANCY RESTAURANT: Applebees
HANGOUT: Mall
MAGAZINE: Ebony
RADIO STATION: Foxie 100
T.V. SHOW: Martin
T.V. ACTRESS: Tisha Campell
TV ACTOR: Martin Lawrence
SOAP OPERA: The Young and the
Restless
MALE SINGER: Luther Vandross
FEMALE SINGER: Toni Braxton
MOVIE: Menance to Society II
MUSIC GROUP (MALE): Silk
MUSIC GROUP (FEMALE): SWV q im
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Senior Hall of Fame

Most Intellectual (girls) Most Intellectual (boys)
Most Outstanding Schneika Center and Christine Massey Jermel Durham and Ira Davis

Christy Mountain and Jermel Durham

Most Shy Most Talented Most Athletic

Cantrice Harrell and Eric Coons Tarica Saxby and Joshua Ogletree Anitra Hill and Shawn Woodward

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Most likely to Suceed

Jermel Durham and Schneika Center

Most likely to be a Model Most likely to be Miss America

Lori Saunders Tomika Miller

Craig Whitehead and Terry Bry-
ant

Most Daring

Kela Primus and Sammy
Spann

Worst Driver

Brandice Bailey

Class Couples

Nicole Terry and Deondra Cornelius

Best Dressed

Shedrick Mims and April Bryant

Joshua Ogletree, Loretta Ramey, and Jerome Finney

Biggest Flirt

Brandice Bailey and Tobias Bas-

Most Talkative

Sammy Spann and Brandice Bai-
ley

Prettiest Smile

Tomika Miller and Shawn Woodard

Best Artist
Joshua Ogletree Prettiest Eyes

Staci McElroy and Eric George

Class Partiers Angelo Billinglea and Hason Duval

Most Marbles Lost
Charvis Harrell and Tarica Saxby
Best Singer

Torica Saxby

Most likely to be a fashion designer

Kay Pertillo, Joshua Ogletree, and Erika Smith (not picured
Loretta Ramey)

Most Involved Best Cars

Carletta Hurt and Jermel Durham Shedrick Mins, Tasha Hill, and Craig Whitehead

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Best Personality
Anthony Richards Most likely to be a preacher

Kenneth Brown

Most likely to write for the Enquirer

Carletta Hurt

Most likely to be Americas Most Wanted

Shedrick Mims

Most Attractive

April Bryant and Kaytreyus Pertillo

Sorry Not Pictured

Most Friedly Jerome Finney, Andrew Flowers, and Staci
McElroy

Most Outstanding Erika Smith, Tarica Saxby, Kela Pri-
mus, and Sammy Spann

Best Driver Ivory Smith

Most unique/creative Laretta Ramey and Shermonte
Thomas

Best Hair Eric George and Trukessa Ussery

Class Clown Tarica Saxby, Kela Primus, Kay Pertillo,
Sammy Spann, Terrell White, and Dexter Sims

CLASS OF 1995

Benjil hurries to be on time to class.

Adams, Chavis
Adams, Ralphel
Adside, Valencia
Albritton, Tarmeka

Alexander, Gregory

Anderson, Dectrick
Argena, Valerie
Bailey, Robert
Batieste, LaShanta

Bowers, Karen

Braswell, Johona
Brooks, Mandi
Brown, Chandria
Brown, Christopher

Brown, Deidra

Brown, Derek
Brown, Keithan
Burden, Kilwanbi
Burnett, Kenieshua

Bulter, Terrance

Calhoun, Marques
Chester, Kamika
Chester, Marlon
Clowers, Curtis

Clowers, Hollie

Clowers, Terrika
Coleman, Shenita

Cooper, Terrell

Cornegay, Laquista

Crawford, Tarnae

Curry, Shamekia
Cystrunk, Joe
Davis, Jermaine
Davis, Kenneth

Davis, Kesha

Davis, Lorenzo
Degafferelly, Zackary
Demps, Kisha
Dillard, LaShonda

Driskel, Kimberly

Earley, Tomeka
Edmond, Charletta
Edwards, Shimeka
Ellison, Samuel

Farley, Jeffrey

Ferguson, Ruby

Fields, Brady
Finney, Seboris
Finney, Torrez

Fitzpatrick, Melissa

Ford, Jeanette
Foster, Marlon
Foster, Marlow
Gibbs, LaKeenya

Gibson, Edwina

Gibson, Matang
Gilbert, Kenneth
Gloster, Luela
Glover, Terrell

Grant, Chandra

etl AMER,

Gray, Felica
Gray, LaShawn
Gray, Timiko
Green, Ear]

Greene, Gretchen

Greene, LaTonya
Harris, Armando
Harris, Charlesia
Harris, Latrisa

Harris, Rico

Harris, Romesha
Harris, Vyvia
Hart, Sheldon
Harvey, Dericus

Hayes, Michael

Hendrix, Tamika

Hicks, Zipporah

Hill, Corea
Hollings, Carla

Hollingshed, Paris

Horton, Shelton
Howard, Reginald
hughes, Richard
Jackson,April
Jackson, Marvin
Jackson, Sean
Jenkins, Jessica
Johnson, April
Johnson, Robert

Jones, Bernard
Jones, Cameron
Jones, Keisa

Lamar, Christopher
Latimore, Wendell
Lawson, Brian
Lewis, Erric

Lewis, Renaha
Lightfoot, Benjil

Lindsey, Tameika
Love, Mekela
Lynah Crawford
Mahone, Natasha
Manson, Shone
Martin, Arlee
Martin, Jeselyn
Mason, Tyrone

MeElroy, Timothy
Mclin, Ricardo
McNear, Leroy
Mims, Deshond
Mitchum, Shenqua
Morgan, Kenya
Morris, Courtney
Mosley, Shannon

Nasir, Anwar
Neal, Ken
Odom, Asbell
Oliver, Charles
Orr, Elisha
Owen, Robbie
Parker, Lamonda
Parker, Taesha

Patrick, Kenya
Patterson, Liyon
Patterson, Margie
Pope, Erica
Primus, Staci
Ray, Garrick
Reid, Daryl
Rentin, James

Rhodes, John
Robinson, Erica
Rutherford, Roderick
Rybicki, Rachel

Sampson, Brichael

Sampson, Torrence
Sams, Larissa
Searcy, Dawn

Shoultz, Maurice

Singleton, Kametrius

Slaughter, Terrell
Smith, Dmetri
Smith, Lanidra
Smith, Marnise

Smith, Yasmin

Spivey, Tim
Stanley, Kanika
Stanton, Angel

Stephens, Marvin

Stewart, LaKesha

Strokes, Andra
Taylor, Brandy
Thomas, Dana
Thomas, Sobeyo

Timley, Karmen

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Tripp, Antoan
Tufts, Veronica

Vincent, Calandra

Walker, Larry
Walker, Marcy
Walker, Tanesha
Walton, Joy

Ward, Lashawn

Ware, Shalandra

Watkins, Nikiya

Webb, Derrick
Webb, Nathan

West, Carletta

Wheeler, Latrecia
White, Carlos
Wiggins, Jevon
Williams, Adrian

Williams, Jarrett

Willis, Deric
Wilson, Brian
Wright, D'Artrich
Wright, Willie

Zellner, Roders

Jalinda Williams, Latonya Cummings:
Sophmores struttin in style.

Veronica Mullon:All work and no play.

Sophmores

Tonya Walker, Tracey Smith, Cabot Hicks,
Jonathon Johnson, Garick Brownn and Kesha Smith:
The golden days of the 70s a blaze through the past.

April Long, Bobby Baker: Match made in heaven
Nall- just at Northeast.

Candice Brown and Antria: Let the music play.

Carlos Jackson, William Johnson, Chris Lamar:
Just Coolin.

Abbott, Ben
Albritton, Sharrod
Anderson, Jamal
Andrew, Darrell
Anthony, Vonnie
Archer, Tiffany
Argenal, Vaness

Ates, Courtney
Baldwin, Mark
Balkcom, Bennie
Barron, Alisha
Battle, Bam
Battle, Tonya
Bell, Dexter

Bell, Tanorius
Belle, Larry
Benjamin, Dionne
Bentley, Brian
Billue, Tiffany
Bivins, James
Blash, Sir-Q

Booker, Kishan
Bostic, Eddie
Braswell, Kevin
Braxton, Carlton
Brezial, Myrian
Brezial, Shaunelle
Brooks, Jessica

Brown, Candace
Brown, Chad
Brown, Chester
Brown, Garrick
Brown, Nikkeya
Cabiness, Chris
Camp, Demetria

Carlisle, Tuguester
Chappell,
Cassandra

Clark, Walter
Clay, Derrick

Collins, Melissa
Coons, Franchetta
Collins, Touares
Copeland, Angel

Derrick Clay and Antonio Henderson chat on
lunch break.

Coulter, Amy
Curry, Jeremy
Curry, Farrah

Dawson, Demetrius
Dinkins, Gregory
Downing, Taveris
Drewery, Joilanda
Duhart, Channing
Durham, Jowanda

Earley, Landrick

Easoel, Marqita
Eason, Gerren

Farmer, Sundanyal
Ferguson, Tony
Finney, Jaworski

Flagg, Dracy
Flowers, Van
Ford, Christopher
Freeman, Darrell
Freeman,
Qunsheda

Fuller, Germaine
Gainey, Zikia

Gibson, Keith
Gibson, Yolande
Glover, Letisha
Golden, Cornelius
Gray, Tenisha
Green, Brian
Green, Lashondra

Greene, Bry
Grey, Luke
Guyton, Kelsey
Hall, Jarquetta
Hall, Natarsha
Hall, Shawn
Hampton, Virneca

Harden, Deshavia
Hardware, Tiffany
Harris, Jimmy
Harris, Mark
Henry, Ranell
Hicks, Cabot

Hill Jennifer

Hill, Rashand
Hodges, Wayne
Hoges, Carlos
Holden, Glenn
Hoden, Makeda
Hollingshed,

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Hunt, Michael
Jackson, Derrick
Jackson, Tamika

Jefcoats, Elizabeth
Johns, Derrick
Johnson, James
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King, Precious
King, Yolanda
Kpor, Korlue
Lamar, Erica
Latimore, Decarlos
Lawson, Sherreca

Lewis, Phillip
Little, Yulantress
Lockhart, Hermel
Lovett, Maurice

Malcon, Stevie
Marcus, Jarodney
Martin, Rhonda
Manson, Tameika
McClain, Joseph
McCormick, Chad
Menzie, Jonathan

Miller, Vanderbilt
Moore, Corey
Moore, Isabell
Moore, Tamika
Morgan, Rosette
Moses, Shanterrian
Mowatt, Stacy

Mullen, Veronica
Newsome, Chanda
Odom, Wanda
Parker, Antonio
Parker, Jozette
Parks, Felicia
Parks, Jacquelynn

Patterson, Embray
Paul, Tatisha
Pauldo, Lashanda
Pitts, Demetrius

Primus, Myracle
Ragins, Juan
Rainey, Sayetith
Richardson, Deric

Riggins, Shun
Rivers, Kizzie
Roberts, Derrick

> aoltn Te Sees
Courtney Ross Jackie Parks listens

closely as a good
student should

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Sams, Camaria
Sarter, Jernice
Saxby, Robert
Seabrooks, Rosalyn
Searcy, Darry]
Shakespeare,
Teresa

Shoultz, Andrew

Simmons, Tiffany
Smith, Corbin
Smith, Lynn
Smith, Shamarko
Smith, Stephanie
Smith, Traci
Sparks, Julian

Spivey, Tameika
Stephens, Larry
Stephens,
Trapanger
Taylor, Tammie
Tharpe, Xavier
Tolliver, Rolanda
Tucker, Tyrone

Veronica Mullens goes for a shot.

School spirit is always shown by Sophomores.

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Williams, Walter

Woodford,
Rodrick

Zellner, Daphne

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Sophomore, Vonnie Anthony, proves not only upper class can rule.

Walker, Tanya
Warren,
DeShonda
Warren, Eugene
Watkins, Demarkus
Wells, Katina
Wilburn, Tequerro
Wilder, Kelvin

Williams, Jason
Williams, Kalanna
Williams, Laquonta
Williams, Richelle
Williams, Sharell
Williams,
Terronicka
Williams, Tiffany

Raiderette, Erica Lamar, tosses another pitch at the South-

west game.

Sophomores are
Picture

Perfect!!!!

TOP:
Tomeilca Parker-
Is eating a nice sal-
ad in lasseter build-

ing 2 half lunch.

MIDDLE:
Walter Clark, Shun
Riggins, Tovares
Collins the three
friends chilling dur-
ing spare time.

Tammie Taylor,
Camaria Sams, are
sophmores and just
loves cheerleading
paratice.

Carletta West just loves to show off her cheer-
leading outfit of Northeast High.

Tanya Walker is showing off her bell bottoms in
the voc. Building

TOP LEFT:
Farrah Curry, Melissa
Hollingshed, and
Yarnell Stevens were
discussing class work
outsid Mark Smith.

TOP RIGHT:
Derric Clay and Rob-
ert Saxby: friends look-
ing for attention

ABOVE:
Vonsheda Stubs
and Jalinda Wil-
liams are best of
friends, and as you
can see both had
time for a quick
pose.

LEFT:
Shaquita Riggins
and Tamika Wood-
ford find time to
tell a lil gossip.

Wayne Hodges is
trying to keep the
body in shape with
the milk he drinks.

Fatisha Paul is a wonderful cheerleader, and she is
very sure of it.

FRESHMEN

The Freshmen (Class of *97) arent just starting a whole responsibilities,difficut experience to take on and a lot
new school they are starting a new life. High school is of new people to deal with. But if the Freshmen class
completely differnt from middle school. Teachers dont will just stick together, work hard and pay attention
always stand over you to make sure youre diong the right they will make it through there first year of high
things at all times. There will be a great deal of new school.

Harold Wilder ' 4 . Shanita Iverson,
stops to pose for {- . ; Lolita Jones, La-
the camera on Quandwa Bell

his way to class.

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Aaron, Brandi
Abram, Clifton
Adkins, Anthony
Adkins, Garvin
Ally, Muhammad
Anderson,
Cassandra

Argenal, Clelio
Baker, Joseph
Balkeom, Charles
Barnes, Atlantis
Basley, Terry
Battle, Tammy

Bell, Tavares
Benton, Robert
Billingslea, Shaun
Billue, Miranda
Bond, Torneika
Booze, Tarik

Brezial, Ilashia
Brezial, Jerome
Bronner, William
Brookins, Calvin
Brown, Chimeka
Brown, Chartavia

Brown, Sharee

Brown, Tangela
Brown, Tommy
Brown, Jr. Daniel
Bryant, Andrew
Bryant, Torrence

Bundridge,
Chavis

Burke, Vertonya
Burkett, Shamika
Campbell, W.
Canty, Jarvis
Canty, Sharvis

Carr, Ronald
Carswell, Chris
Cason, Cintara
Chapman,
Leamber
Chappell, Monica
Chatman,
Roshonda

Clark, Chivas
Clark, Juanita
Cleveland,
Temarcus
Cole, Felix
Collins,
Stephanie
Coon, Ryan

Copeland,
Shakita
Cornegay,
Laronda
Tiffany, Cravers
Crawford,
Chakela

Curry, Gary
Cystrunk, Lamar

Daniel, Ramon
Davis, Lemuel
Davis, Shanetta
Dean, Bianca
Degafferelly, Jon
Dennis, Eric

Dent, Michael
Deshazer, Chris
Deshazer,
Antonio

Dillard, Kenisha
Dixaon, Lorenzo
Dorsey, Michael

Douglass,
Darlinda

East, Troy
Edwards, Kisha
Edwards,
Yahshua
Emory, Chasity
Fairfax, Trisa

Farrar, Joe
Fields, Temkio
Finney, Adrian

Fitzpatrick,
Miranda
Flagg, Corey
Flowers
Trishonda

Ford, Kedrick
Fuller, David
Garrett, Kimisha
Gerald, Symeria
Germany, Jeff
Gibson, Natalie

Glover, Bryant
Glover, Dieogo
Glover, Gordon
Glover, J.
Glover, Julius
Glover, Letsha

Glover, Linda
Glover, Rodney
Glover, Sylvia
Glover, Tavares
Goldsby, Ronald
Golightly, Gerald

Goodrum,
Jonquae
Graham, Shandel
Green, Tersesita
Greene, Shannon
Gross, Emory
Hamm,
Krisondra

Harper, Derrick
Harper, Kenji
Harper, Sabrina
Harris Gary
Harvey, Wafia
Hawkins, Victoria

Hester, La-
Sheeka
Hicks, Niya
Hightower,
Taijuan
Hill, Atari
Hill, Brandy

Hill, Tanatra
Hill, Tyrone
Holden,
Secutisha
Hollings,
Melando
Holmes, D.
Hartman, Chris

Hoskins, Novice
Howard,
Lashunda
Huston, Jakari
Huston, Kawana
Ivey, Anthony
Jackson, Brian

Jackson, Carlos
Jackson, Chandra
Jackson, Ezekial
Jackson, Jamila
Jackson, Steve
Johnson, Andrian

Johnson, Casey
Johnson, Keysia
Johnson, Robert
Johnson, Tequilla
Jones, Gerard
Jones, Lolita

Jones, Michael
Jones, Nakeitra
Jordon, Rodney
Kellam, Melissa
Kendrick, Anitra
King, Laverne

Lampkin, Maurice
Latimore, Keith
Lee, Monica
Lester, Alicia
Lester, Grady
Little, Mary

Livingston,
Kimberely
Long, April
Lowe, Eugenia
Lowe, Nathaniel
Lowe, Tarus
Lucas,Ronett L.

Freshman Miranda Billue and friends hanging out at lunch.

Mack, Bobby
Mackey, Kenyetta
Mahone, Antonio
May, Joseph
McCrorey,Leyla
Mcdade,Breon

Mckay,Deon
Mclin,Shivonsa
Miller, Janebia

Mims, Johnny
Mitchum,Frytz
Montgomery,Quadra

he ES

Moore, Jerome
Moore,Kenya
morris, Nigeria
Moses, Walter
Moye, Tamille
Moore,Cynthia

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Neal, Rashida
Newberry,Chris
Newsome, Lisa
Newton, Nate
Ogletree, Robert
Ortega, John

Outlaw,Donald
Palmer,Shannon
Parker,Latonya
Parker,Shakele
Parks, Keizia
Parks, Robert

Parks, Wakesha
Perry, LVetius
Phillips, Reginald
Pitts, Tomeka
Price, Brian
Primus, August

Primus, Dana
Raines, Stephanie
Randall, Marcus
Ray, Aubrey
Reeves, Joynell

Reynolds, Carlos
Rhoden, Cecil
Ridley, Erica
Roberson, James
Roberts, Richard
Robertson,
Marvis

Rozier, Latonza
Sanders, Angela
Sanders, Sharmia
Scott, Chris
Scott, Tanesha
Searcy, Jerry

Sharp, Gregory
Sherard,
Christina

Shoultz, Joseph

Simmons, Chris

Simmons, Mikey

Sims, Stephanie

Skelton, Theron
Slagle, Angela
Slappy, Antonio
Smith, Alfred
Smith, Derrick
Sith, Leamon

Solomon, Cedric |

Somers, Maite
Spenser,
Reginald

Starks, Versie

Stephens,
Richard
Stewart,

Cornelius

Stewart, Darius
Strange,
Tashanna
Studymine,
Nicholas
Tarpley, Nigra
Tarver, Sedrick
Taylor, Handy

Taylor, Nicholas
Thomas, Caraline
Thomas, Darrell
Thomas, Xena
Thorton, Jackie
Thorpe,

De'Carlos

Walker, Dennis
Walker, Ramone
Washington,
Orlando
Watkins, Nicoya
Webb, Tracey
Welcome,Abeni

West, Tawanza
Whipple, Marko
Whipple, Turanza
Whitehead,
Cedric
Whitehead,
Laguann

Wilder, Janeine

Williams, Alfredo
Williams, Antonio
Williams, Ben
Williams, Corlisa
Williams, Jasmine
Williams, Michael

Williams, Patrick
Williams, Shawnzia
Willis, Amez
Wilson, Jamel
Wilson, Tomekia
Wimbush, Andrea

Chris Scott and Anthony Ivey show off their own style. Andrew Bryant stops to chat with his friend during lunchbreak.

A group of freshmen getting an early start for the pep ralley.

SPORTS

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Safe! Go! Sprint! Touchdown! Serve!
Slam! Pass! Out!

These are just some of those sports
words known by Raider atheletes of the
1993-1994 season. In this section you
will see city champion and record set-
ting Raiders. These Raiders have ex-
perienced the thrill of

victory and the agony of defeat. They
all have something in common and
thats the excitment of playing a sport.

Coach Abel and Coach Persey discuss a few football plays at halftime

Jump Ball! Lorenzo Davis number 52 for the

Raiders, knocks the ball away from a Central
opponent to give the Raiders the first drive down
court.

Head football coach, Steve Edwards, talks to full-
back, Calvin Harvey, about some tips that may
come in handy on the field.

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In the dugout, the Raiderette softball team take a On the sideline, communication is the big key in winning a game.
break before heading out into the hot sun.

Athletic director, Coach Alvin Copeland, marks Senior, Anitra Hancock, pulls up fora jump shot Senior, Christy Mountain, returns a serve in a
the Northeast track before a cross-country meet. _ for two points. tennis match.

Raiders break out on the football field before the
game

93 Raiders...

After having an upsetting
year and facing a harsh sea-
son ending with only one
win, the 1993 Raiders had
to show that this year was
the season to shine. This
meant a few Raiders had to
start an early pre-season
practice, praticed in a hot
relentless summer, and give
up other leisure time to

D'Artich Wright, Terrence Woodard, Derrick Clay, Rodney Sherman, Al Lucus, Paris Hollingshed,
Tian White, andRobert Saxby are some of the few who make up the 1993 Raider football team.

Linebacker Coach Freeman, Deffensive Back Coach Haley, and Assistant Coach of Northeast watch

play the game of football.
When some students heard
of this they said, no way.
But some Raiders took the
challenge and came home
with the City Championship
for Northeast High School
of the 1993 season by lead-
ership of Coach Steve Ed-
wards.

as the Raiders win over the Southeast Waarriors, 12-6

He maybe short but running back, Senior
Reginald Jackson, was the big man behind the
offensive power this season.

93 City Champions

Above, Coach Steve Edwards, is already gearing
up for the 94 season. He plans on being the first
coach ever at Northeast to win the State Cham-
pionship title.

(Far left) A pep talk from Coach Edwards always
does the trick in hyping Raiders up before an-
other battle on the field.

, It takes courage to come
' Oh J out for football and it
| o : takes talent to play it.

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93 leading reciever, Sophomore Tray Stevens, sprints down the field for a Raider first down.

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93 Leading Reciever, Sophomore Tray Stephens, sprints down Think the offense is the only one with power, well the Raider defense makes a
the field for a Raider first down. Southeast Warrior think twice before running the football again.

Junior Varsity Football

The Northeast Junior Varsity Football Team had
a good season. In the words of Coach Daniely, it
was Close but not close enough,. Scores following:
Southwest 0-12, Warner Robins 6-9, Central 14-

14, Northside 0-6, Southeast 0-12, and Baldwin
14-24. Overall 0 and 6.

Above Tom Brown rushing for yards against the Southeast Warriors, right top Coach Lamar

Sarter coahes at the Northeast-Southeast game, and right middle, sophomore Dana Thomas
recovers from a tackle!

Northeast Raiders are coming back from halftime to start another drive down field. Right
Kenny Davis is preparing himself at the line to go out for a pass.

CROSS COUNTRY

Its another success story of those
Raiderettes. This year they were sim-
ply unstoppable, with their two lead-
ing ladies, Mandi Brooks and Tan-
isha McDade. This year the

Raiderettes won the City Championship
and Region. The guys put forth a lot of
effort and showed true Raider spirit.
Were proud of them all.

Timiko Gray sits and patientity awaits the race to start.

Coach Copeland talks his team to victory.

Watch them as they go, way to go Raiders!

ITS ALL ABOUT TEAMWORK

Throughout our lives weve been tripped up many, many times. Our bruises and tears
have been far too many to count. But even though our pain was great, were thankful
for its hurt.

So, what does it take to make a Raider? Hard work, indulgence, zeal, stradegy,
strength, and encouraging leadership. All these things are needed for a team to be
successful. The Raiders have proven that they prosess all these qualities plus another
of even greater importance. This one being teamwork. The 1993-94 Raiders believe
in a strong brotherhood and this is what makes them the mighty Raiders they are.

Standing L-R: Coach Johnson, S. Hall, M. Jackson, K. Johnson, M. Sinclair, D.
Brown, A. Harris, C. Bailey, C. Carswell, L. Davis, J. Rhodes, A. Swarn, D.
Willis, H. Wilder, E. Greene, M. Iverson, S. Edwards, T. Williams, Coach
Sarter, Kneeling: C. Jackson, Sitting: D. Walker, S. Johnson, K. Burnett, A.
Jackson

COMPETITION
COMES
KNEE HIGH!

RAIDER STYLE!

Raiders believe in a strong brotherhood

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Rhodes, and Chris Half Jordan Carswell

Raiders stomp to the region.

Deric is searching for a Raider to pass the ball to.

What time is it? Game time, baby!!!

The Raiderettes of

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Standing L-R: Coach Copelan, D. Mims, T. Goolsby, A. Strokes, T. Walker, K. Pitts, L. Therman, S. Sanders, B. Bailey, A. Hill, A. Hancock, N. Jones, G.
McClellan, J. Barron, D. Zellner, V. Mullen, T. Clowers, T. Gray, A. Skeleton, M. Chester, E. Vinson, Coach Whitaker, Sitting: T. Jackson, K. Chester

Even though the 1993-94 year has not
been victorious for the Raiderettes, it is
only through defeat that they will truly
appreciate a victroy.

Raiderettes sit waiting to be called on the floor so they can show what theyre made of.

Special thanks goes out to Coach Copeland
along with Coach Whitaker. Both of them
have proven to be great leaders and role
models for the Raiderettes.

Shamia puts her oppser to shame.

Salute to the
Seniors

Top: Junior, Jalisha Barron
Bottom: Junior, Kamika Chester

L-R: Kyester Pitts, Brandice Bailey, Arnetra Hancock, Coach Copeland, :
Arnitra Hil, Gianna McClellan, and Tomika Jackson More Raiderett stars

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Senior and Captain, Antria Senior, Tamika Jackson Senior, Brandice Bailey Sophomore, Veronica Mullen Freshr
Hill

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Row I R-L:Rosalyn Seabrooks, Vonny Anthoney, Stephaine Smith, Shikima
Hamounds, Nikeitra Jones, Saketha Gibson, Lashanda Chambliss, Jasmine Wil-
liams, and Shakela Parker
RowlII R-L:Kokethia Sledge, Courtney Ates, Nicoya Watkins, Chasity Emory,
Veronica Mullen has the right idea as to how
the game should be played

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Back Row:Edwina Gibson, Channing DuHart, Al Lucus, Eric
Dennis, A. Hill, Lenny Lucus, Derrick Clay, Tray Stevens,
Coach Simmons, Kim Watkins

Front Row: Robert Saxby, Cornelius Golden, Shantestrian
Moss, Jamal Anderson, Derrick Jackson, Gerren Eason

Carlos Jackson dribbles the ball in for a score.

Dexter Brown is determined to put Lenny Lucus goes up in Cen-
the ball in its place. tral boys face and scores big
time.

Jones County
Southeast
Central
Southeast
Warner Robins
Soutwest
Northside
Baldwin County
Warner Robins
Central
Northside

Girls B-Team

Jones County
Southeast
Central
Southeast
Warner Robins
Southwest
Northside
Baldwin
Warner Robins
Central
Northside

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Wrestling in the 1993 1994 season
turned out to have a lot of new comers
to this sport. Only six veterians re-
turned this year. Coaching Northeast to
another exciting season were of course
Coach Fred Persley and Coach Stan
Haley.

Senior Argentino Gibson works for a reversal

A moment prayer and cheer before leaving the
mat.

Coach Persley groups the wrestlers up to go over
a few rules before the southwest match

Freshmen, Scott Glover, shoots a half nelson ona
southwest opponent for a pin.

Junior, Tim McElroy, sets up to put his opponent
on his back.

Coach Haley and Coach Persley take a glance at
Senior Joe Watsins chin before putting on his
head gear.

Senior, Jermaine Person, crosses faces with huis
Opponent to get on top.

Senior, Ken Neal, dominates his opponent
throughout the match.

Raiderettes
Bat up and
Swing

The Northeast softball team really put forth a lot of effort. It is
often we say that a season record dosen't reflect the hardwork
of a team. This is definitely a case where that is true. This year
the team was coached by Mrs. Judy Whitaker, who taught them
the art of softball and also the sportmanship that comes along
with it.

Above The Raiderettes smile as they watch their team play.
Below I do believe she is out!

Jalisha Barron express her skills on the field. Daphne Zellner throws a few before the big game. Their symbol of sweat.

Mrs. B.J. Allen (advisor)

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Mrs. Bobo (J.V. advisor)

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Baldwin Co.&
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Central & South-
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Cheese Wright retreives the stick from Coon Jackson

Ken Neals throws the
disk.

TENNIS

Schedule

Southeast 3/22/94
Warner Robins 3/23/94
Baldwin 3/24/94
Southwest 3/28/94
Warner Robins 3/29/94
Northside 3/30/94
Central 3/31/94
Nreltideto- tia 4/11/94
Southwest 4/12/94
Central 4/13/94

Head Coach: Walter Dainely

Christy Mountain Eric Lamaar gets ready
serves the ball to her to receive the ball.

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Yearbook Patrons

Rosalyn Roderick and Calvin Simpson
Alphonzo Ross
Betty Jean Jordan
Gertie Pless and Family
Mr. and Mrs. James Vickers
Glenn and Kathleen Tomey
Ms. Vashti Starks and Mrs. Rosetta Strange
St. Peter Claver Catholic Church
Mr. Marion McMillian, Allstate Insurance Company
Mr. Horace Coleman and goddaughter, Miss Alicia Bell
Mac and Bell
Shimeka Edwards
Sylvia E. Williams

Helen Dawson

Special thanks to Pizza Hut for their help and contributions.

Raider
Stride

The Northeast Tack Team always
starts a great season each year winning
numerous meets. Raiders hope to start
this year with that great success again.

Junior, Earl Green, tries to jump the longest in the long __ Junior, Sherod Curry, leads graduated senior Keith Mor-
jump. gan in the mile race.

Senior, Ken Neal, puts all his might in throwing Northeast shows that they can always get a good start with Brichael Green.
the shot put.

Junior, DArtich Wright, starts his stride in the 4X400 relay. Senior, Jermaine Person, gets a good start to win the 100 meter race.

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choker. vest and jean shirt.

Tara Carson is sport-
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sweatshirt with bell
bottoms.

Niketa, Lori, and Tarica. You Go Girls!

Jeff Grant and Kenny Brown. Simply Irresistable!

Takethia Williams and Laretta Ramey have style, style and more style!

Laretta, Tracy, and Nicole take time to show off.

Myrica and Jeanetta dress to impress.

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Phone 745-4696 Ed Fluker

Congratulations!
From the
Church that
offers hope!
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Foreign Language
Department

Requests your presence at the Annual Foreign Language Festival on
Friday, April 30, 1993 from 12:40-2:00 in the Lasseter Lunchroom.

Foreign Lanuage Teachers and Students
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MACON TILE AND CARPET CO (912)743-9327
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ADAMS LIGHTING AND APPLIANCE CENTER

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120 Walnut Street
chiropractor

Macon, GA 31201

2532 Hillcrest

Best Wishes to Lori Saunders
From Mom, Dad and Lisa
Ave.
Macon Ga

CONGRADULATIONS
to the Girls Basketball team e
for an outstanding ye Beside Cherok
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Me evan Shopping

ALL ABOUT

Shimeka describes her job as fun. She says she enjoy meet-
ing different and new people but most of all making her
own money

Marvin Stephens uses his extra time to work at Krogers. He is a
good example of one of Northeasts hard working students.

THE DOLLARS

Antria Curry is an employee at Food
Pride. She is busy taking phone calls
and handling other business.

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Jerome Finney caught by surprise working at Food Pride serving the
customers and keeping busy.

Dr. W. Wilson Gray Jr.

Congratulates the
Class of 94

1993 94 Northeast Administrators

Congratulates 94 Grads

May you have. . .

Enough happiness to keep you sweet,
Enough trails to keep you strong,
Enough sorrow to keep you human,
Enough hope to keep you happy,
Enough failure to keep you humble,
Enough success to keep you eager,
Enough friends to give you comfort,
Enough wealth to meet your needs,
Enough enthusiasm to look forward,
Enough faith to banish depression,
Enough determination to make each day
better than yesterday.

Eileen Bell Sherry Mosley
Willie Green Denard Scoggins

Economy Rent-A-Car Sales
Salutes
Northeast High School

To: Marnise Smith
Best wishes on your Junior year
at Northeast from Mr. Simmons

To My loving daughter Shana,
Good Luck and best wishes for the
future.

I love you!

Mom

Best Wishes to Auntie Sylvia
Love,
Jamesa

FBLA
Future Business Leaders of
America
Join the group which leads

tomorrow

To Marnise Smith

Best Wishes on your junior year at Northeast and much
success in the future

From Appling Chapman Jackson and Smith Family

DEEP IN LOVE

On a typical day, one canvassing Northeasts campus will surely spot a vast
array of couples engaged in various activities: holding hands, dressed alike or
just tripping out. However, veterans here at NE know that a few couples are
in a little deeper than others.

Among these are Seniors, April Bryant and Shederic Mims, who have been
together for a whopping 4 years. When asked what has made their re-
lationship last as long as it has, April replies, Trust, respect, and honesty.
The two met at a dance, citing the others appearance and personality as what
attracted them to one another. April and Shederic enjoy going to the movies,
out to eat and to the park. The two both encourage the other to come to
school every day and to study hard so that they can graduate.

April and Shederic. How about a little more smile, Shed?

Nicole Terry and Deundra Cornelius are another popular couple in Raider
country. Nicole and Dra, as he is affectionately called, celebrated their second
year on October 19th. For this special occasion Nicole was serenaded with the
popular hit, Anniversary by Tony Toni Tone. Nicole and Dra enjoy dinner
dates and going to the movies along with just cooling over each others house.
When asked what attracted them to each other, deciding factors included
Nicoles beautiful smile, complete with dimples for Dra, and Dras cuteness and
sexy eyelashes for Nicole. Nicole says she thinks it is important to motivate Dra
to come to school every day but claims she doesnt need the extra push (sure
Nicole). She added that there isnt a stronger or more domineering person in
the relationship and hopes that it lasts forever.

Nicole and Dra display their photogenic qualities
well.

TOGETHER
FOREVER

The last of these couples who love to spend time together are Marlon Chester and
Jalisha Barron. These two have been together for a full year. Marlon says there
wasnt one thing that could change the way he feels about Jalisha. It was her as a
whole that kindled that flame of love in his heart. Her attraction to him was a little
different. For her it was his sense of humor, his sweet personality, and he just had
this look about him that made her draw closer to him. Their relationship has last
due to the understanding and love they share. They are always there for each
other to do their best that they can do for each other. Marlon and Jalisha say they
want to spend the rest of their lives together and if problems happen to arise, they

will work them out together.

alisha and Marlon, dont they look happy together.
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Shall I compare thee to a summers day?
Thou art more lovely and more temperate.
Rough winds do shake the darling buds of
May,

And summers lease hath all too short a date.
Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines.
And often is his gold complexion dimmd;
And every fair from fair sometimes declines,
By chance or natures changing course un-
trimmd.

But thy eternal summer shall not fade

Nor lose possession of that fair thou owst;
Nor shall Death brag thou wandrest on his
shade,

When in eternal lines to time thou growst.
So long as men can breathe or eyes can see,
So long lives this and this gives life to thee.

PATRONS

$10 Vaughn Crawford 98 Silver Lake Ct.
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$10 Karen Munn 6427 Whitepine Dr.
$10 Jan Anderson 130 Ridge Bend Dr.
$10 Olan and Cheryl Johnson Rt. 2 Box 87
$10 Rhonda Anderson 2872 Virgina Dr.
410 James Briggs 120 Lake Pointe Dr.
$10 Yolanda Waller 1953 Wood Valley Rd.
$10 Jonathan Honey Bun Willis 2040 Manson rd.
$10 Marcus Carswell 2050 Old Clinton Rd.
$10 Margie Braswell 6068 Claxts Circle
$10 Deborah Smith Macon, GA
$5 Charlie Ridley 1196 Courtland Ave.
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Sigma Gamma Rho Inc
congradulates its Delta Pi Sigma chapter Rhoer Club Members
of the club include:

Takeila Booze Aisha Ridley

Shana Johnson Tiffany Simmons
Tomika Miller Erika Wright

Tralia Williams Sherrica Lawson

Jennifer Stanley Karen Bowers
Tanisha Fowler Keneishua Burnette
Kim Watkins

FRIEND-
SHIP
ISA
PRICELESS
GIFT

April Jackson and Shimeka Edwards

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Kanika Stanley, Joy Walton, Benjil Lightfoot, Kametrius Singleton, Shalandra Ware, =; .
and Angel Martin Lori Saunders and Shakira Strange

What is the definition of a friend?

The Gift of Friendship

Friendship is a priceless gift And during times of trouble it

that cant be bought or sold, is powerless to cheer

but its value is far greater

than a mountain made of gold So when you ask God fora
gift be happy if He sends

For gold is cold and lifeless and not diamonds, rubys or pearls

can neither see or hear but the love of a true friend

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Truly Something Special November 5, 1993 was a night to remember for the
homecoming court of Northeast High School as they walked down the 50 yard line
beneath a JROTC saber arch with their hearts pounding and racing. They waited
to hear who was going to become the winners of the 1993-1994 homecoming
court. The introduction serenade from the Northeast High School Marching
Band played. Time was boiling down. Then.... Mr Northeast Richard Ruth-
erford and Miss Northeast Christy Mountain. Miss Senior Takelia Booze: Miss
Junior Mandi Brooks; Miss Sophomore Tiffany Billue and Miss Freshmen Niya

Hicks. It was sadness and happiness as the 1993-1994 Homecoming Court of
Northeast High exited off of the Porter Stadium field.

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Miss Junior first runner up is Shalandra

Miss Junior second runner up is Kam-
Ware

trius Ware.

Miss Junior Mandi Brooks

Miss Freshmen first runner up is Chartavia
Bolown

Second runner up for Miss Freshmen is
Wiphekai Hightower

Miss Freshmen Niya Hicks

Second runner up for Miss Senior
l'amikia Crawford

First runner up for Miss Senior was Aanetra
Hancock

Miss Senior Takeila Booze

First runner up Miss Northeast
Jasmine Graper

Mr Northeast Richard Rutherford

Miss Northeast Christy Mountain

Spirit Week

Gretchen Green and Shawn Grey demonstate Raider Erica Lamar poses with a fellow bum on bummin day.
Spirit by dressing for bummin day" ,

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Dawn McCrorey finds a relic from the past to pose with heron Tarica Saxby and Argentina Gibson are in
70's day. rare form for 70's day.

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x ; Junior Lakeenya Gibbs and Seniors Lori Saunders and Shakira Strange take time out
Sal j to pose for culture day in African American fashions.

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Kesha Davis and Tammie Taylor demon- The Faculty joins in on Spirit Week as
strate Spirit with '93 Raider shirts worn _ seen by Mr. Poselys decorated door.

proudly.

Lynn Smith and Dionne
Benjamin are whoopin it
up on Western Day.

THE
HOMECOMIN
BIG GAME

Coach Edwards is pulling out all the coaching skills to the Raiders.

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Coach Sarter helps coach some of the Raiders.

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Rodney Sherman gets a little rest before going back in the game

HOME
COMING
AT THE HALF

Tanisha Fowler prepares for the halftime show. Traci Smith poses while playing her clarinet

A group of jazzettes show that the Raider Band can go all the way down. Atari Hill shows a big smile after the half.

DEEP
INVOLVEMENT

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Mrs. Bell

On November 8th the sound of the bell was a differnt tune as the
students welcomed a new member of the Northeast administration.
She came to us as Mrs. Bell, unknown to many of us, but at the same
time she has been constantly improving our surrounding and defin-
itly making a mark that calls for a sound of a different bell that rings
with truimph.

Mrs. Bell was the first Black woman to graduate from Mt. DeSales
Acdemy and has spent numerous years in college. She believes that
education is the key to success, and she has alot of ideas that will help
improve our school. During the time she has been here she has had
new lights put around our school so after games it won't be so dark
and many other projects that will affect our school in years to come.

Northeast Teaches More

Lo Saal

What is the name of the program at
Georgia College you are in that allows
you to be a teacher?

Do you have a particular class (period)
you enjoy?

What influence have the students of
Northeast had on you? Would you say it
was positive or negative? Explain?

What lesson have the students of
Northeast taught you

After teaching at Northeast do you
think you want to continue being a
teacher?

What preconceptions did you have
about Northeast? Would you say they
prove to be true?

Its the MAT program. Its a Master
Program which will be completed in
one year. The full name is Master of
Arts in Teaching.

So far, I think I like the ounger stu-
dents. Its a greater challenge to get
them interested in English. (1st period-
9th grade)

Mostly positive. I see so many students
try and so many students care about
themselves and others. The only thing
that is the slightest negative to me is the
apathy of students. It breaks my heart
to see students voluntarily throw their
lives away.

Kids are kids no matter where they
come from, what color they are, or
what kind of life they lead. If you open
your heart and your mind, the student-
swill learn and trust.

I had never heard anything positive
about N.E. I knew that the majority of
the student body was black, and that
was intimidating. Now, I wonder how I
could have ever felt that wayl! My
preconcieved ideas were dead wrong
and Im so happy I had the opportunity
to learn that!

Katheryn Thomas

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L-R Richard Jordan and Tammy Cambell

The name of the program is Masters of
Art in teaching (MAT)

The particular class period I enjoy is
third. The tenth graders are inguisitive
and enjoy learning.

Most of my contrast with student has
been with my mentor teachers I am
impressed with how well behavior the
students have been. Students in the hall
way have been courteous too.

Yes, Being at Northeast has not inter-
feres with my aspariations to become
challengative of wild teaching is.

I attended Northeast in the past and
came here with an opened mind. I was
curious, however about the changes in
teaches and the black/white ratio.

The field training? or own the job
training/observations has certainley
convinced me that this innovatious ap-
proach to training teachers is a good
one. It causes one to evaluate him-
self/herself regarding whether teach-
ing is an appropricate career choice. A
good teacher should care about all stu-
dents.

Mrs. Milton

Master of Arts in Teaching Secondary
English Education.

Second Period-Honors

Positive: They have given me a more
realistic impression of the educational
system, young adult mentality and be-
havior.

Yes

School-yes

That it is not necessary for a teacher to
be friends with the students to be a

good teacher.

John Bryon

Than High School Students

Jenny Bumpus, and Kelly Harrison

Masters of Art in Teaching. It is a field
based program designed for college
graduates to obtain their certification
and masters degree.

I enjoy all of the classes, but my favorite
would have to be 2nd period Civics.

The students have had a positive in-
fluence on me and my teaching meth-
ods. Many are very difficult to each but
once the connection are made the ef-
fort is forgotten.

Yes!

I guess I thought it would be very dis-
orderly and the students would be dis-
interested. I was pleased that my pre-
conception was incorrect.

There hasnt been one particular ex-
perience that I can tell you. I think it is
a collection of observations and discus-
sions with students and teachers. Being
kind but stern is a lesson that I will take
with me as I continue the program and
begin teaching.

Kim Molnar

M.A.T. (Master of Arts in Teaching)

3rd period World History be-
cause they were the first class I taught
and were, for the most, receptive.

Positive: I appreciae their diversity.
They have different interess and pri-
orities. All teenagers are not the same.

Yes.

Im not from Macon, so I had few pre-
conceived ideas.

Practical experience, getting to know a
variety of students, day-to-day sched-
ules of teachers, and observing various
teachers.

Sherill McLead

Mrs. Massey

A Master in Education is the degree I
am seeking. This is the pilot program
for this degree in secondary education
at GA. College. This hands, on ap-
proach is very effective.

The students in both Honors Chemistry
classes are curious and intelligent. They
are a pleasure to work with.

The students I have dealt with con-
firmed my faith in the leaders of to-
morrow. With the proper guidance
many of the students at Northeast will
lead successful and fullfilling lives.

Definitely yes. I would welcome a job
from Northeast. I love the Macon area.

I had heard some bad things but they all
proved to be exaggerations. Students
are pretty much the same everywhere.

I feel that teachers learn a lot form
their students. If a teacher is intune
with their class the pupil will actually
gudie the teacher. Often times we as
teachers dont listen and the students in
turn are frustrated. Honet effective
communication is a must!

Richard Jordan

FAMOUS
PEOPLE OF
**Q3.94

Bosnia-Herzegovina

Dr. Dre

Sheik Omar Abdel-Rhaman

Bob Dole

Expose

Al Gore

ere

H. Ross Perot David Letterman

Janet Reno

Shimon Peres

Bill Clinton

Famous People
of 93-94

Nirvana

lina Tuner

Boris Yeltsin Rabin and Arafat shake hands

Kim Campbell Mohammed Farrah Aidid Pearl Jam

EVENTS OF OUR TIME

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In September the Bosnia parliament refected an international peace plan
for chat devastated republic. The move, postponed a settlement that
would have ended the 18-month-old war that has partitioned the country
into three ethnic states for Croats, Muslims and Serbs. The United
Nations has sent a peace-keeping force to the former Yugoslavia to help
keep peace among the three waring factions.

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HOusi NG b
NOW!

The AIDS virus continues to spread. The Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention estimate there will be 40,000 to 80,000 new HIV in-
fections in the United States this year.

Fae
Floods hit the Midwest in late spring and early summer thousands of
farms and homes were lost, fields were swamped and towns were sub-
merged. The states that got hit the hardest were Iowa, Illinois and
Missouri, causing billions of dollars worth of damage.

Helping to keep the environment clean became an important goal and a
corporate mandate for many companies. Johnson & Johnson,
McDonaldss Corp. and leading users of paper-base products took an
unprecedented environmental initiative and joined together to boost
their use of recycled paper.

Dwayne and Raphael Wiggins and cousin Timothy
Christian Riley are Tony! Toni! Tone! Their most
recent third album Sons of Soul is a follow-up to
the 1990 R&B hit record The Rivival. The group
has been together since they were kids in Oakland,
California.

SWV Coko, Taj and Lelee
Sisters With Voices

have been drawing attention
with their singing abilities since
childhood. Their debut album is
a fresh collection of urban street
beats, soulfully oldstyle ballads
and a little rap.

The rap group Onyx hit the charts with a bang
this year with their latest album Bacdafucup.
Not long after that, their hot single Slam hit
the top-selling charts and remained a best seller
for several months.

DIGGING DEEP

Precious King comes prepared with her Bible to follow along.

During Black History Month, Northeast students went toa
few seminars. These seminors help them to dig deeper for
their roots. Vistors from churches and musemes came to
speak not about black achievement but their history. Mr.
Robert Toni showed us that different aspects within the
Bible indicated that black people were present, unlike the
protrayals we receive in movies depicitions of Bible
events.

Mrs. Collins and Mr. Espy introduced us to the religion of
Kwanzaa. Although it hasnt been established long , it is
slowly spreading.

With the help of these speakers we are able to dig deeper
for our roots.

Trinisha Horton gives all her attention to the message being given.

rT a ies

FOR OUR BOGE

Mrs. Hollins sets up a table full of Kwanzaa symbols.

Mrs. Hollins demonstrates the lighting of the candles during Kwanzaa
cermony.

Mrs. Hollins goes on to explain each of the symbols used during Kwanzaa _Joyvaka Hill and Walter Williams are interested as Mrs. Hollins preaches on.
ceremonies.

Class of 94
Last Will

Argentina Gibson I, Argentina Gibson, leave
my locker #808 to Paris Dunn. My pens, pencils,
and paper to Brandy Hill. My spot on the wres-
tling team to Deon McDade and my love and joy
to my son, Argentina Gibson, Jr. and Tanisha
McDade.

Monica Harris I, Monica Harris, leave my sexy
walk to Curtis Clowers and my books and desk to
Melando Hollins.

Tyrone Newton I, Tyrone Newton, leave
nothing but good spirits to the up coming Seni-
ors.

Kaytreyus Pertillo I, Kaytreyus Pertillo, leave
black pride and nothing else because its going
with me to college.

Jerod Finney I, Jerod Finney, leave a phat sack
to the fellas and all of my Champion, Tommys,
Polo, Nautica to the classes of 95, 96, and 97
because everybody wants them.

Samietre Ellison I, Samietre Ellison, leave my
books, teachers, and locker to my brother Samuel
Ellison.

Kwynnjatta Evans I, Kwynnjatta Evans, leave
my lo mouth at lunch to my sister LaShonda
Dillard.

Sharon Sanders I, Sharon Sanders, leaves my
determination to graduate, my study habits, and
most of all PEACE to the up coming graduates.

Nicole Terry I, Nicole Terry, leave my spirit,
joy, and PEACE to the up coming SENIORS.

Teddy Madison I, Teddy Madison, leave my
gentleman behavior to my boy, DArtich Wright
and my will to work to Seth Rainey.

Kyester Pitts I, Kyester Pitts, leave my foot-
steps for the up coming Seniors to follow in.

Juan Forsyth I, Juan Forsyth, leave all my
failing grades and teachers to the up coming
Seniors and my graduation seat to my cousin.

April Bryant I, April Bryant, leave nothing
because Im taking everything to college with me.

Aisha Ridley I, Aisha Ridley, leave my in-
telligence to my cousins Marnise, Rhonda, Erica,
and Bianca.

Jasmine Graper I, Jasmine Graper, leave my
phone book to my sister Staci Graper.

Anitra Curry I, Anitra Curry, leave my in-
telligence and beauty to my brother Leon Curry
and my cousins Shakette Riggins, Rodrick Wood-
ford, and Eddie Wimberly.

Terry Bryant I, Terry Bryant, leave all my
knowledge and books to my brother Richard
Cricket
Hughes. I leave a portion of my will to succeed
and over

Terrell White I, Terrell White, leave my new
B.M.W. to Tian White. My brian to Carlos White.
My sense of humor to Kisha Demps. My spirit to
the up coming Seniors. Last but not least I leave
my good looks to all females.

Laphelia Stephens- I, Laphelia Stephens, leave
my common sense to Rhonda Martin and my
classroom quietness to Kanika Stanley and my
extra credits to Corey Flaggs.

Pertina Curry I, Pertina Curry, leave my
knowledge to my brother, Rashun Curry. My
quietness and sweetness to Korlue Kupor.

Brandice Bailey I, Brandice Bailey, leave my
sense of humor to Jessica Jenkins. My brians and
beauty to Joy Walton and Kanika Stanley.

Ivory Smith I, Ivory Smith, leave my car to
some of the people who have freeloaded off of
me. My sense of humor to Corbin Smith and my
piano to Rashun Curry.

Raquel Johnson I, Raquel Johnson, leave my
love to the up coming Seniors, c/o 95. My laugh-
ter and silliness to Hollie.

LaToya Belgrave- I, LaToya Belgrave, leave all
my gangsta looks, personality, popularity and
smartness to my brother, Rodney Belgrave.

Angela King I, Angela King, leave all my
smartness, books, teachers, and good grades to
Shannon and Laverne King.

Patricia Taylor I, Patricia Taylor, leave all my
humor and love to my sister Shaketta Jackson.

Keith Londons I, Keith Londons, leave all my
love to the underclassmen.

Shannon Teague I, Shannon Teague, leave to
the up coming Seniors all my jokes, cracks, and
my two years of Senior fooling around.

Niketa Winborne I, Niketa Winborne, leave
all my being late to school habits and my hipness
to the Jazzettes and the up coming Seniors.

Yolanda Aaron I, Yolanda Aaron, leave my
locker, teachers, and school spirit to my sister and
brother Brandi ans Corey Aaron.

Takethia Williams I, Takethia Williams, leave
my lil ole desk, supervision teacher and my smart-
ness to my brother Derrick Williams.

Shaundra Walker I, Shaundra Walker, leave
love, peace, and black pride to Greg Alexander
and Sheldon Hart. I also leave my parking space
deep in the back of the lot to Gerren Eason and
determination to the up coming Seniors.

LaChendra Williams I, LaChendra Williams,
leave my sexy looks and talented voice to La-
Quanta Williams and Carol Adkins.

Robert Pope I, Robert Pope, leave all my
tobacco chewing, laziness, and books to my broth-
er, David, and all my friends.

Shedrick Porter I, Shedrick Porter, leave my
intelligence to Bobbie Faye parker and Ramon
Slappy. I also leave my ability to pull women to
Tian White.

Kela Primus I, Kela Primus, leave my beauty
and brains to my sisters, Staci and Dana, and
cousin Trisa.

Tomika Miller I, Tomika Miller, leave my
happiness, brain, and party style to my best friend
and little brother Sheldon Hart (Sweet Shelly).

Alexion Clowers I, Alexion Clowers, leave the
notorious #20 football jersey to cousin Wanders
Campbell.

Christy Mountain I, Christy Mountain, leave
all of my intelligence to Kelvin Wilder, so he can

bring up his grades.

Tina Powell I, Tina Powell, leave my high-
school Senior memories to Sekeisha Durham and
love to Temarcus Cleveland.

Erika Smith I, Erika Smith, leave my brains
and clothers to April Jackson. I also leave my
ability to party to Greg Alexander.

Allen Stephens I, Allen Stephens, leave all my
down to earth qualities, laziness, and sleepiness
during classes to my two cousins Jerry Mosley III
and Morgan.

Tralia Williams I, Tralia Williams, leave all my
books, locker, and teachers to my sister Jasmine
Williams and my cousin Jessica Jenkins.

Shana Johnson I, Shana Johnson, leave my
locker, books, and class spirit to my brother Jay
Johnson and my cousin Courtney Ross.

Satara Collins I, Satara Collins, leave Tauaras
Collins (T.J.) the Collins knowledge and wisdom
to all underclassmen.

Felicia Anderson I, Felicia Anderson, leave my
cheeat sheets to the juniors.

Melody Burnette I, Melody Burnette, leave my
little girl Jessica great success and th class of 95,
96, 97, '98 much success to graduate.

Ronald Jones I, Ronald Jones, leave my party
style and strength to accomphlish many of the
things life has to offer to my prestigous friend
Tammie Taylor.

Shakira Strange I, Shakira Strange, leave all
my seniority to Greg Alexander cause I know hes
gonna rule this place. I also leave all my good
clean clothes to Courtney Ross because Im tired
of him being dirtyll!

LaKisha Brown I, LaKisha Brown, leave my
knowledge, desks, teachers, books, and a couple
cheat sheets laying around for all underclasses-
men

Arnetra Hancock I, Arnetra Hancock, leave
all my love to LaShundra Howard and my fellow
friends.

Joshua Olgetree I, Joshua Olgetree, leave all
of my knowledge of hip hop style and clothes to
the upcoming Seniors.

George Ray I, George Ray, leave all my being
late to school habits and trippin out ability to all
my friends.

Tomeca Goolsby I, Tomeca Goosby, leave my
lateness to school an dmy ability to succeed in life
to my best friend, LaShonda.

Angelo Billingslea I, Angelo Billingslea, leave
all my silliness, craziness, kindness, and love to my
sister April Glawson.

Brenda Cannady I, Brenda Cannady, leave
hope and intelligence to the freshmen class.

Martino Gray I, Martino Gray, leave all my
love to Khalilah and all my jazzy, fat-nasty ways to
Nathan.

Karvonda Bell I, Karvonda Bell, leave my
cuteness to all my cousin.

Tonya Cummings I, Tonya Cummings, leave
my books, teachers, silliness, and job to my
homee Qunsheda Vesnia Freeman.

As the sun sets, Senior Takela Booze, stands in perfect form during practice.

Reginald Jackson and Carlos Driskel slap some dap before going to class.

Steppin out the
Deep

As you turn the last page of your In kNEe Deep experience,
you must also start stepping out of the water. The year has
been full of fun, frolic and learning but this is the end. There
comes a time when we must look around us and see that the
time has come to move on to the next level, out of the deep.
Different people take different levels but we are all playing
the same game. Never forget the friends youve made or the
fun you've had because every ending has a new beginning.
The fun never stops and the friendships keep coming. Just
remember to be In KNEe Deep in 1993-1994 was the way to
be and that time will be with you always.

Congratulations to the graduation class of 1994.

A

Aaron, Brandi 17, 57

Aaron, Yolanda 32A, 123

Abbott, Ben 28, 29, 49

Abel, Coach 64

Abram, Clifton 57

Adams, Chavis 29, 41

Adams, Ralphel 41

Adkins, Andre 32A

Adkins, Anthony 57

Adkins, Garvin 28, 57

Adside, Valencia 17, 41

Albritton, Sharrod 29, 49

Albritton, Tarmeka 41

Alexander, Gregory 17, 18, 21, 23,
41

Allen, B J 78

Ally, Muhammad 10, 18, 57

Amica, Mrs 33

Anderson, Andre 20

Anderson, Cassandra 17, 57

Anderson, Dectrick 41

Anderson, Felicia 26, 123

Anderson, Jamal 49, 75

Andrew, Darrell 49

Anthony, Guy D 32A

Anthony, Vonnie 49, 53, 74

Archer, Tiffany 49

Argena, Valerie 41

Argenal, Clelio 57

Argenal, Vaness 49

Ashley, Sheldon 13, 20

Ates, Courtney 49, 74, 97

Aylward, Jenny 25

B

Bailey, Brandice 12, 18, 20, 32A,
$7, 78, 122

Bailey, Robert 41

Baker, Bobby 48

Baker, Joseph 57

Baldwin, Mark 49

Balkcom, Bennie 49

Balkeom, Charles 57

Barksdale, C 29

Barksdale, Cyndedra 10, 19, 32A

Barnes, Atlantis 57

Barron, Alisha 49

Barron, Jalisha 73, 77, 93

Basley, Terry 57

Basley, Tobias 37

Batieste, April Jackson 19

Batieste, LaShanta 41

Battle, Bam 49

Battle, Lisa 32A, 96

Battle, Tammy 57

Battle, Tonya 49

Belgrave, Latoya 32A, 122

Bell, Dexter 49

Bell, Karvonda 20, 32A, 123

Bell, LaQuandwa 56

Bell, Markesio 21, 29

Bell, Mrs 113

Bell, Tanorius 49

Bell, Tavares 57

Belle, Larry 49

Benjamin, D 29

Benjamin, Dianne 21

Benjamin, Dionne 17, 28, 49, 107

Bentley, Brian 49

Benton, Robert 26, 57

Billingslea, Angelo 29, 38, 123

Billingslea, Shaun 57

Billue, Miranda 18, 57, 60

Billue, Tiffany 17, 18, 21, 38, 49,
98, 105

Bivins, James 49

Blash, Sir-Q 49

Bolown, Chartavia 104

Bond, Demestric 32A

Bond, Takesha 20

Bond, Torneika 57

Bones, J 29

Booker, Kishan 49

Booker, Mrs G 17, 18

Booze, Takeila 13, 18, 20, 32A, 57,
98, 100, 105

Bostic, Eddie 49

Bowers, Karen 41, 84

Braswell, Johona 41

Braswell, Kevin 28, 29, 49

Braxton, Carlton 49

Brezial, Ilashia 57

Brezial, Jerome 57

Brezial, Myrian 49

Brezial, Shaunelle 49

Bronner, William 57

Brookins, Calvin 57

Brooks, Jessica 19, 49

Brooks, Mandi 12, 24, 41, 69, 98,
101, 104

Brown, Antonio 31

Brown, Ben 5

Brown, Bridgett 17

Brown, C 29

Brown, Candice 48, 49

Brown, Chad 49

Brown, Chandra 19

Brown, Chandria 11, 17, 41

Brown, Chartavia 21, 57

Brown, Chester 49

Brown, Chimeka 57

Brown, Christopher 41

Brown, Deidra 41, 97

Brown, Derek 20, 41

Brown, Dexter 75

Brown, Garrick 48, 49

Brown, Jr Daniel 57

Brown, Keithan 41

Brown, Kenneth 32A, 39

Brown, Kenny 8, 85

Brown, Lakisha 32A, 78, 123

Brown, Nikkeya 49

Brown, Roshunda 17, 20, 21, 32A

Brown, Sharee 57

Brown, Tangela 57

Brown, Tom 68

Brown, Tommy 57

Bruss, Ms 10

Bryant, Andrew 57, 63

Bryant, April 16, 17, 31, 32A, 37,
39, 92, 122

Bryant, Terry 11, 32, 32A, 37, 122

Bryant, Torrence 57

Bryon, John 114

Buford, Yoshina 32A

Bulter, Terrance 41

Bumpus, Jenny and 115

Bundridge, Chavis 57

Burden, Kilwanbi 41
Burke, Vertonya 57
Burkett, Shamika 26, 57
Burnett, Kenieshua 41, 111
Burnette, Melody 32A, 123

C

Cabiness, Chris 49

Calhoun, Marques 41

Cambell, Tammy 114

Camp, Demetria 49

Campbell, Nicole 60

Campbell, W 57

Cannady, Brenda 32A, 123

Canty, Jarvis 57

Canty, Sharvis 57

Carlisle, Tuguester 49

Carr, Ronald 57

Carson, Tara 84

Carswell, Chris 26, 57

Carswell, L 29

Cason, Cintara 57

Causey, Fredrick 32A

Causey, Willie 32A

Center, Schneika 16, 18, 19, 20,
21, 24, 30, 32A, 36

Chambliss, Lashonda 74, 97

Chapman, Leamber 19, 21, 57

Chappell, Cassandra 49

Chappell, Monica 57

Chatman, Roshonda 57

Chester, Kamika 18, 41, 73

Chester, Marlon 13, 24, 41, 84, 93

Clark, Chivas 57

Clark, Juanita 21, 57

Clark, Walter 49, 54

Clay, Derrick 49, 55, 66, 75

Cleveland, Temarcus 17, 21, 57

Clowers, Alexion 28, 32A, 123

Clowers, Curtis 15, 16, 41

Clowers, Hollie 41

Clowers, Terrika 17, 41

Cole, Felix 57

Coleman, Shenita 41

Collins, Melissa 25, 49

Collins, Satara 123

Collins, Stephanie 57

Collins, Tovares 49, 54

Coon, A 29

Coon, Ryan 29, 57

Coons, Eric 4, 21, 32A, 36

Coons, Franchetta 21, 29, 49

Cooper, Terrell 25, 41

Copeland, Alvin 65

Copeland, Angel 26, 49

Copeland, Shakita 58

Cornegay, Laquista 41

Cornegay, Laronda 58

Cornegay, W 29

Cornelius, Al 32

Cornelius, Deondra 37, 92

Coulter, Amy 49

Crawford, Alphonzo 4

Crawford, Chakela 58

Crawford, Lynah 45

Crawford, Tameka 16, 32A, 104

Crawford, Tarnae 41

Cummings, Latonya 26, 48, 123

Curry, Anitra 32A, 89, 122

Curry, Farrah 49, 55

Curry, Felicia 32A, 96
Curry, Gary 17, 58
Curry, Jeremy 49
Curry, Petina 32A, 122
Curry, S 29

Curry, Shamekia 28, 42
Curry, Sherod 82
Curry, Thaxter 32A
Curry, W 29

Cystrunk, Joe 42

D

Daniel, Ramon 29, 58

Davis, Alan 7, 21, 29, 97

Davis, Alonzo 18, 28

Davis, Ira 18, 19, 22, 24, 32B, 36

Davis, Jermaine 42

Davis, Keilah 20, 21

Davis, Kenneth 42

Davis, Kenny 68

Davis, Kesha 25, 42, 78, 107

Davis, Lemuel 58

Davis, Lorenzo 20, 21, 42, 64

Davis, Shanetta 29, 58

Dawson, Demetrius 50

Dean, Bianca 58

Degafferelly, Jon 58

Degafferelly, Zackary 42

Demps, Kisha 17, 18, 19, 22, 42

Dennis, Eric 75

Denson, Tamiki 32B

Dent, Michael 58

Deshazer, Antonio 58

Deshazer, Chris 58

Dillard, Kenisha 58

Dillard, LaShonda 42

Dinkins, Gregory 18, 50

Dixaon, Lorenzo 58

Douglass, Darlinda 58

Downing, Taveris 50

Drewery, Joilanda 50

Driskel, Kimberly 42

Duhart, Channing 50, 75

Duhart, Mrs. 10

Durham, Jawanda 26

Durham, Jermel 18, 19, 20, 21, 23,
24, 32B, 36, 38

Durham, Jowanda 19, 23, 50

Duval, Hason 38

E

Earley, Landrick 29, 50

Earley, Tomeka 42

Easoel, Margqita 50

Eason, Gerren 50, 75

Eason, Marquita 97

East, Troy 58

Edmond, Charletta 42

Edwards, Coach Steve 64, 66, 67,
108

Edwards, H 29

Edwards, Kisha 58

Edwards, Shimeka 19, 25, 42, 96

Edwards, Yahshua 58

Ellison, Samietre 32B, 122

Ellison, Samuel 17, 19, 21, 42

Emory, Chasity 58, 74

Epps, Sylvia 25, 50

Evans, Bill 50

Evans, Kwynnjatta 20, 122

F

Fairfax, Trisa 21, 58

Farley, Jeffrey 29, 42
Farmer, Sundanyal 26, 50
Farrar, Joe 58

Ferguson, Ruby 17, 28, 29, 42
Ferguson, Tony 50

Fields, Brady 42

Fields, T 29

Fields, Temiko 28, 58

Fields, Temkio 58

Finney, Adrian 58

Finney, Jaworski 50

Finney, Jerod 6, 20, 32B, 122

Finney, Jerome 6, 20, 32B, 37, 39

89
Finney, Seboris 42
Finney, Torrez 42
Fitzpatrick, Melissa 42
Fitzpatrick, Miranda 26, 58
Flagg, Corey 58
Flagg, Dracy 50
Flowers, Andrew 32B, 39
Flowers, Van 50
Ford, Christopher 29, 50
Ford, Jeanette 26, 42
Ford, Kedrick 58
Forsyth, Juan 32, 97, 122
Foster, Marlon 42
Foster, Marlow 42
Foster, S 29
Fowler, Tanisha 32B, 110
Fraley, Anderson 26
Freeman, Darrell 50
Freeman, Qunsheda 50
Fuller, David 58
Fuller, Germaine 50
Fultz, Mrs 18, 33

G

Gadson, Robert 32B
Gainey, Zikia 50
Gallemore, Latricia 32B
Garrett, Kimisha 29, 58
Gary, Harris 59

George, Eric 32B, 38, 39
Gerald, Symeria 58
Germany, Jeff 58

Gibbs, LaKeenya 17, 25, 42, 107
Gibson, Argentino 29, 76, 122
Gibson, Edwina 42, 75
Gibson, Keith 50

Gibson, Matang 29, 42
Gibson, Saketha 74
Gibson, Tuvkessa 32B
Gibson, Yolande 50
Gilbert, Kenneth 42
Glawson, Monique 21, 32B
Gloster, Luela 42

Glover, Bryant 29, 58
Glover, Dana 32B

Glover, Dieogo 58

Glover, Gordon 58

Glover, Julius 58

Glover, Letisha 26, 50
Glover, Linda 58

Glover, Rodney 58

Glover, Scott 76

Glover, Sylvia 58

Glover, Tavares 28, 58
Glover, Terrell 42

Golden, Cornelius 50, 75
Goldsby, Ronald 58
Goodrum, Jonquae 28, 59
Goodrum, Kenneth 31
Goolsby, Tomeca 123
Graham, Shandel 17, 59
Grant, Chandra 42

Grant, Jeffrey 5, 20, 32B, 85
Grant, Michelle 10, 32B
Graper, Jasmine 20, 32B, 105, 122
Graper, Staica 26

Gray, Felica 43

Gray, LaShawn 16, 21, 43
Gray, Martino 18, 24, 32B, 123
Gray, Melinda 26, 31

Gray, Miko 18, 19

Gray, Sonia 32B

Gray, Tenisha 50

Gray, Theresa 32B

Gray, Timiko 7, 17, 43, 69
Grayer, Veronica 32B
Green, Brian 50

Green, Brichael 82

Green, Earl 43, 82

Green, Lashondra 50
Green, Tersesita 59

Greene, Bry 50

Greene, Gretchen 16, 21, 43, 106
Greene, LaTonya 43
Greene, Shannon 59

Grey, Luke 50

Grey, Martino 21

Grey, Shawn 106

Gross, Emory 59

Guyton, Kelsey 50

H

Haley, Stan 76

Hall, Jarquetta 50

Hall, Natarsha 50

Hall, Shawn 50

Hamm, K 29

Hamm, Kevin 28, 32B

Hamm, Krisondra 28

Hamounds, Shikima 74

Hampton, Virneca 50

Hancock, Arnetra 28, 32B, 65, 73,
105, 123

Harden, Deshavia 50

Harden, Mr 18

Hardware, Tiffany 50

Harper, Derrick 29, 59

Harper, Kenji 29, 59

Harper, Sabrina 26, 59

Harrell, Canitrice 32B, 36

Harrell, Charvis 38

Harris, Andrea 24

Harris, Armando 43

Harris, Charlesia 29, 43

Harris, Jimmy 50

Harris, Latrisa 43

Harris, Mark 50

Harris, Monica 32B, 122

Harris, Rico 43

Harris, Romesha 43, 84

Harris, Towon 32B

Harris, Treshen 32B

Harris, Vyvia 43

Hart, Sheldon 17, 19, 20, 43
Hartman, Chris 59

Harvey, Calvin 64

Harvey, Dericus 17, 18, 19, 21, 22,

43
Harvey, Wafia 59
Hayes, Michael 29, 43
Height, Tammy 20
Hendrix, Tamika 43
Henry, Ranell 50
Hester, La-Sheeka 59
Hicks, Cabot 18, 26, 48, 50
Hicks, Nia 103
Hicks, Niya 19, 59, 98, 104
Hicks, Zipporah 17, 18, 20, 43
Hightower, Taijuan 59
Hightower, Wiphekai 104
Hill, A 75
Hill, Anitra 36
Hill, Antria 73
Hill, Arnitra 73, 75
Hill, Atari 15, 59, 111
Hill, B 29
Hill, Corea 43
Hill, Jeffrey 26
Hill, Jermaine 32B
Hill, Joyvaka 121
Hill, Rashand 50
Hill, Tanatra 59
Hill, Tasha 38
Hill, Tyrone 59
Hoden, Makeda 50
Hodges, Wayne 50, 55
Hoges, Carlos 50
Holden, Glenn 29, 50
Holden, Scotisha 21
Holden, Secutisha 59
Hollings, Carla 43
Hollings, Melando 59
Hollingshed, Melissa 10, 50, 55
Hollingshed, Paris 43, 66
Holmes, D 59
Hornsby, T 29
Horton, Shelton 45
Horton, Trinisha 120
Hoskins, Novice 28, 59
Howard, Lashunda 59
Howard, Reginald 45
Hughes, A 29
Hughes, Charsity 50
Hughes, Richard 19, 45
Hughes, Warren 32B
Humphrey, Michelle 23, 26
Hunt, Ketana 20
Hunt, Ketarya 18, 32C
Hunt, Michael 50
Hurst, Dondray 11

Hurt, Carletta 17, 21, 31, 32C, 38,

39
Huston, Jakari 28, 29, 59
Huston, Kawana 21, 59

I

Ingram, A 29
Iverson, Mack 31
Iverson, Shanita 56
Ivey, Anthony 59, 63

J

Jackson, April 45, 96

Jackson, Carlos 48, 59, 75

Jackson, Chandra 26, 59

Jackson, Derrick 29, 50, 75

Jackson, Ezekial 59

Jackson, Jamila 59

Jackson, Marcus 26

Jackson, Marvin 19, 45

Jackson, Reginald 32C, 66

Jackson, Sean 45

Jackson, Shakita 120

Jackson, Steve 59

Jackson, T 29

Jackson, Tamika 50, 73

Jackson, Tiffany 32C

Jackson, Tomika 32C, 73

James, Teresita 16

Jefcoats, Elizabeth 28, 50

Jenkins, Jessica 45

Johns, Derrick 50

Johnson, April 45

Johnson, Casey 59

Johnson, J 29

Johnson, James 50

Johnson, Jonathon 48

Johnson, Keysia 59

Johnson, Mr 33

Johnson, Raquel 13, 21, 26, 29,
32C, 122

Johnson, Ricky 7, 28

Johnson, Robert 45, 59

Johnson, Shana 17, 21, 25, 32C
123

Johnson, Steven 4, 17

Johnson, Takira 21

Johnson, Tequilla 59

Johnson, William 48

Jolley, Kenyatta 19

Jones, Bernard 45

Jones, Brenda 50

Jones, Cameron 17, 18, 45

Jones, Dana 21

Jones, Gerard 59

Jones, Jamikia 32C

Jones, Keary 32C

Jones, Keisa 17, 19, 45

Jones, Keisha 18

Jones, Lolita 56

Jones, Michael 29, 59

Jones, Nakeitra 24, 28, 59

Jones, Ron 18, 20, 123

Jordan, Alfatina 8

Jordan, Richard 114, 115

Jordan, Rodney 17, 23, 26

Jordon, Alfatina 32C

Jordon, Rodney 18, 59

Joyce, Lastonya 20

Joyce, Tonya 11

K

Kellam, Audrey 20
Kellam, Melissa 59
Kendrick, Anitra 59
Kendrick, Tammie 51
Kendrick, Tammy 16
King, Angela 122
King, Laverne 59

King, Precious 51, 120

King, Yolanda 51

Kitchens, Shalandria 17, 18, 21,
32C

Kithchens, Shalandria 17, 23
Kpor, Korlu 26

Kpor, Korlue 17, 23, 51

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Lamaar, Eric 80

Lamar, Chris 48

Lamar, Christopher 45
Lamar, Eric 18

| Lamar, Erica 18, 21, 51, 53, 106
Lamar, Jennifer 18, 19, 21, 26,

32C

Lampkin, Maurice 60
Latimore, Decarlos 51
Latimore, Keith 60
Latimore, Wendell 45
Lawson, Brian 45
Lawson, Sherreca 51
Lee, Monica 26, 60
Lester, Alicia 26, 60

_ Lester, Grady 60
Lester, Lawanda 32C
Lewis, Alexcel 17
Lewis, Erric 45
Lewis, Mrs 17, i8
Lewis, P 29
Lewis, Phillip 17, 51
Lewis, Renaha 45
Lightfoot, Benjil 4, 13, 21, 96
Lindsey, Tameiko 16
Lindsey, Tameika 45
Little, Mary 60
Little, Tulantress 26
Little, Vencent 32
Little, Yulantress 51
Livingston, Kimberly 26
Livingston, Kimberely 60
Lockhart, Hermel 51
Londons, Keith 122
Long, April 48, 60
Love, Mekela 45
Love, Mr Owen 26

, Lovett, Maurice 51
Lowe, E 29
Lowe, Eugenia 28, 60
Lowe, Nathaniel 60
Lowe, Tarus 21, 60
Lowery, Meko 51, 97

| Lucas, Al 51
Lucas, Leonard 51
Lucas, Ronette 16
Lucas, Ronett L 60
Lucus, Al 66, 75
Lucus, Lenny 75

M

Mack, Bobby 61

Mackey, Kenyetta 61

Madison, Teddy 16, 21, 25, 32C,
69, 122

Mahone, Antonio 61

Mahone, N 29

Mahone, Natasha 45

Malcon, Stevie 51

Malone, Angel 32C

Malson, S 29

Manson, Shone 45

Manson, Tameika 51

Marcus, Jarodney 51

Martin, Angel 96

Martin, Arlee 45

Martin, Jeselyn 17, 19, 21, 45

Martin, Rhonda 12, 16, 23, 26, 51

Marus, J 29

Mason, T 29

Massey, Christine 16, 17, 18, 19,
20, 22, 24, 30, 32C, 36

Massey, Mrs 115

May, J 29

May, Joseph 61

McClain, Joseph 51

McClellan, Gianna 73

McClellen, Gianna 10

McCormick, Chad 51

McCoy, Jarodney 7

McCrorey, Dawn 106

McCrorey, Leyla 61

McDade, B 29

McDade, Breon 61

McDade, Tanisha 32C, 69

McElroy, Staci 38, 39

McElroy, Tim 76

Mckay, Deon 61

Mclain, Joseph 26

McLead, Sherill 115

Mclin, Ricardo 10, 45

Mclin, Shivonsa 61

McNear, Leroy 45

McVay, D 29

MeElroy, Timothy 45

Menzie, Jonathan 51

Miley, Tiponya 20, 21, 25, 32C

Miller, Janebia 61

Miller, Tomika 17, 18, 20, 21, 23,
32C, 36, 37, 123

Miller, Tomika Mrs 17

Miller, Vanderbilt 51

Milton, Mrs 114

Mims, Deshond 45

Mims, Johnny 61

Mims, L 29

Mims, Shederic 92

Mims, Shedrick 37, 39

Mins, Shedrick 38

Mitchum, Frytz 61

Mitchum, Shenqua 45

Molnar, Kim 115

Montgomery, Quadralyn 61

Moore, Bakari 17, 21, 24, 28, 32C

Moore, Corey 15, 51

Moore, Isabell 51

Moore, Jerome 61

Moore, Kenya 61

Moore, Stephanie 32C

Moore, Tamika 51

More, B 29

Morgan, Keith 82

Morgan, Kenya 45

Morgan, Rosette 16, 51

Morris, Courtney 45

Morris, Nigeria 61

Moses, Shanterrian 51

Moses, Walter 61

Moss, Shantestrian 75

Mountain, Christy 18, 20, 24, 32C,
36, 65, 80, 98, 105, 123

Mowatt, Stacy 51

Moye, Tamille 61

Mullen, Veronica 51, 73, 74, 77
Mullens, Veronica 52

Mullon, Veronica 48

N

Nasir, Anwar 16, 45
Neal, Ken 45, 76, 82
Neal, Rashida 61

Neals, Ken 80

Neeley, Deirdre 32C
Neely, D 29

Neely, Deidre 28
Newberry, Chris 61
Newsome, Chanda 51
Newsome, Lisa 17, 61
Newton, Nate 61
Newton, T 29

Newton, Tyrone 28, 122
Norwood, Christie 31, 32C

O

Odom, Asbell 45

Odom, Wanda 51

Ogletree, Joshua 24, 36, 37, 38
Ogletree, Robert 61

Olgetree, Joshua 123

Oliver, Charles 45

Orr, Elisha 45

Ortega, John 61

Outlaw, Donald 61

Owen, Robbie 24, 45

Y

Palmer, Shannon 61
Parer, Latonya 26
Parker, Antonio 51
Parker, Jozette 16, 51
Parker, Lamanda 26
Parker, Lamonda 16, 45
Parker, Latonya 17, 61
Parker, Shakela 74
Parker, Shakele 61
Parker, Taesha 45
Parker, Tomeilca 54
Parks, Christine 16
Parks, Felicia 51
Parks, Jacquelynn 10, 17, 18, 24,
51

Parks, Keiza 16
Parks, Keizia 61
Parks, Robert 61
Parks, Wakesha 61
Parks, Xavier 18, 32C
Parry, Mr 4

Patrick, Kenya 45
Patterson, Embray 28, 51
Patterson, Liyon 45
Patterson, Margie 45
Paul, Fatisha 55

Paul, Tatisha 19, 51
Pauldo, Lashanda 51
Pauldo, Lashonda 16
Perry, LVetius 18, 61
Persey, Coach 64
Persley, Fred 76

Person, Cornell 32C

Person, Jermaine 76, 82

Person, Jerome 21

Pertillo, Kay 38, 39

Pertillo, Kaytreyus 20, 32C, 39,
122

Pettigrew, Latresa 32C

Phillips, Reginald 21, 61

Pitts, Carla 85

Pitts, Demetrius 51

Pitts, K 29

Pitts, Kyester 73, 122

Pitts, Tomeka 61

Pitts, Tomika 20

Poole, Lashon 7, 32C

Poole, Shawn 16

Pope, Erica 17, 45

Pope, Robert 123

Porter, Shedrick 11, 21, 25, 32C,
123

Powell, Tina 21, 31, 123

Price, Brian 61

Primus, August 61

Primus, Dana 21, 61, 97

Primus, Kela 21, 23, 31, 32, 32D,
37, 39, 123

Primus, Myracle 26, 51

Primus, Staci 16, 17, 21, 45

Prosser, Mr. 13

Pryor, Valerie 16

Q

Quainter, Quesha 21

R

Ragins, Juan 51

Raines, Stephanie 61
Rainey, Sayetith 51
Ramey, Laretta 32D, 39, 85 .
Ramey, Loretta 20, 37, 38
Randall, Marcus 61

Ray, Aubrey 61

Ray, Garrick 45

Ray, George 32, 123
Reddick, Curtis 19, 32D
Reese, Angelia 20, 32D
Reeves, A 29

Reeves, April 28

Reeves, Joynell 61

Reid, Daryl 45

Rentin, James 45
Reynolds, Carlos 61
Rhoden, Cecil 61
Rhodes, John 46
Rhodes, Lewis 18
Ribinson, Eddie 28
Richard, Anthony 32D
Richard, John 20
Richards, Anthony 39
Richardson, Deric 51, 97
Richardson, Mike 10
Ridley, Aisha 21, 32D, 122
Ridley, Erica 61

Riggins, Shaquita 55
Riggins, Shun 51, 54
Riley, J 29

Riley, Mrs 18

Rivers, Kizzie 51
Roberson, James 61

Roberson, T 29

Roberts, Derrick 51

Roberts, Richard 61

Robertson, Marvis 61

Robinson, E 29

Robinson, Eddie 25, 28, 32D

Robinson, Erica 46

Robinson, Mrs Joyce 20

Ross, Courtney 51

Ross, Kizzie 8

Rozier, Latonza 62

Rutherford, Richard 18, 21, 32D,
98, 105

Rutherford, Roderick 46

Rutherford, ShaRonda 16

Rybicki, Rachel 24, 46

S

Sampson, Brichael 16, 17, 19, 46

Sampson, Brichael G 17

Sampson, Gurard 20

Sampson, Torrence 46

Sams, Camaria 19, 52, 54

Sams, Larissa 26, 46

Sanders, Angela 62

Sanders, Milton 32D

Sanders, Sharmia 62, 73

Sanders, Sharon 10, 25, 32D, 122

Sandifer, K 29

Sarter, Coach 109

Sarter, Jernice 17, 26, 52

Sarter, Lamar 68

Saunders, Lori 5, 6, 11, 18, 25,
32D, 36, 96, 107

Saxby, Robert 11, 16, 52, 55, 66,
75

Saxby, Tarica 26, 36, 38, 39, 106

Saxby, Torica 38

Scott, Chris 62, 63

Scott, M 29

Scott, Tanesha 62

Seabrooks, Rosalyn 52, 74

Searcy, Darryl 52

Searcy, Dawn 19, 46

Shakespeare, T 17

Shakespeare, Teresa 26, 52

Sharp, Gregory 62

Sherard, Christina 26, 62

Sherman, Rodney 32D, 66, 109

Shirah, J 29

Shoultz, Andrew 52

Shoultz, Joseph 62

Shoultz, Maurice 10, 46

Simmons, Christon 32D

Simmons, Chris 62

Simmons, Mikey 62

Simmons, Mr. 10

Simmons, Tameka 18, 21, 32D

Simmons, Tiffany 52

Sims, Dexter 39

Singelton, Kametrius 21

Singleton, Kametrius 4, 46, 96

Sith, Leamon 62

Skelton, Theron 62

Slagle, Angela 62

Slagle, Laura 5, 25

Slappy, Antonio 62

Slaughter, Terell 26

Slaughter, Terrell 16, 46

Sledge, Kokethia 74, 97

128

Smith, Alfred 62

Smith, Charles 7

Smith, Corbin 18, 52

Smith, Derrick 62

Smith, Dmetri 17, 46

Smith, Erika 20, 31, 38, 39, 123

Smith, Ivory 32D, 39, 122

Smith, Kesha 48

Smith, Lanidra 46

Smith, Lynn 17, 21, 26, 52, 107

Smith, Marnise 25, 46

Smith, Shamarko 52

Smith, Stephaine 74

Smith, Stephanie 52

Smith, Tracey 48

Smith, Traci 52, 110

Smith, Yasmin 46

Solomon, Cedric 62

Somers, Maite 19, 62

Spann, Sammy 12, 20, 25, 32D, 37,
39, 108

Sparks, Julian 52

Spenser, Reginald 62

Spivey, Tameika 52

Spivey, Tim 46

Spradley, Tim 6

Stanley, Jennifer 32

Stanley, Kamika 17

Stanley, Kanika 17, 18, 21, 46, 96

Stanton, Angel 20, 46

Starks, Versie 62

Stephens, Allen 24, 32D, 123

Stephens, Laphelia 32D, 122

Stephens, Larry 17, 18, 23, 52

Stephens, Marvin 46, 88

Stephens, Richard 62

Stephens, Trapanger 52

Stephens Jr., Larry 17, 21

Stevens, Tray 67, 75

Stevens, Yarnell 55

Stewart, Christall 21, 29

Stewart, Darius 62

Stewart, LaKesha 46

Stinson, Tracy 20

Strange, Shakira 32D, 96, 107, 123

Strange, Tashanna 26, 62

Strokes, Andra 46

Stroup, Melissa 26

Stubs, Vonsheda 55

Studymine, Nicholas 17, 62

Swarn, Avery 12

T

Tarpley, Nigra 17, 62

Tarver, Sedrick 62

Taylor, Brandy 46

Taylor, Handy 62

Taylor, Nicholas 62

Taylor, Patricia 122

Taylor, Tammie 52, 54, 84, 107
Teague, Shannon 122

Terry, Nicole 6, 20, 25, 37, 92
Terry, Sakata 32D

Tharpe, Xavier 52

Thomas, Caraline 62

Thomas, Dana 7, 29, 46, 68
Thomas, Darrell 62

Thomas, Katheryn 114
Thomas, Shermonte 4, 39
Thomas, Sobeyo 46

Thomas, T 29
Thomas, Xena 62
Thorpe, DeCarlos 26
Thorton, Jackie 62
Thrope, Chan 5
Tiffany, Cravers 58
Timley, Karmen 46
Tolliver, Rolanda 17, 52
Tripp, Antoan 46
Trishonda, Flowers 58
Tucker, Tyrone 52
Tufts, Veronica 46

U

Ussery, Trukessa 32D, 39
V
Vincent, Calandra 46, 97

WwW

Walker, Dennis 62

Walker, Larry 47

Walker, Marcy 26, 47

Walker, Ramone 62

Walker, Shaundra 18, 20, 22, 25,
32D, 123

Walker, Shaundra Denetris 30

Walker, Tanesha 47

Walker, Tanya 12, 19, 53, 54

Walker, Tonya 48

Walton, Jay 17

Walton, Joy 13, 18

Walton, Joy 17, 18, 21, 47, 96

Ward, Lashawn 17, 25, 47

Ward, Shawn 5, 97

Ware, Kamtrius 104

Ware, Shalandria 8

Ware, Shalandra 6, 47, 96, 104

Ware, Shandra 21

Warren, DeShonda 53

Warren, Eugene 29, 53

Washington, Orlando 62

Watkins, Demarkus 53

Watkins, Kim 11, 17, 18, 20, 32D,
75

Watkins, Nicoya 62, 74

Watkins, Nikiya 17, 18, 21, 47

Watkins, Trish 11, 21

Webb, Derrick 47

Webb, Nathan 47

Webb, Tracey 62

Wells, Katina 53

West, Carletta 47, 54

West, Tawanza 62

Wheeler, Latrecia 19, 21, 47

Wheeler, Mrs K 17

Whipple, Marko 29, 62

Whipple, Turanza 62

Whitaker, Judy 77

White, Carlos 47

White, Star 16, 21

White, Terrell 10, 19, 29, 31, 39,
122

White, Tian 66

Whitehead, Cedric 62

Whitehead, Craig 7, 37, 38

Whitehead, Laguann 62

Wiggins, Jevon 47
Wilburn, Tequerro 53
Wilder, Harold 56
Wilder, J 29

Wilder, Kelvin 12, 53
Wilder, Kevin 15
Williams, Adrian 47
Williams, Alfredo 63
Williams, Antonio 63
Williams, Ben 63
Williams, C 29

Williams, Carlos 28
Williams, Charlie 28
Williams, Chendra 26
Williams, Corlisa 63
Williams, J 29

Williams, Jalinda 48, 55
Williams, Jarrett 47
Williams, Jasmine 63, 74
Williams, Jason 53
Williams, Kalana 18
Williams, Kalanna 26, 53
Williams, LaChendra 123
Williams, Laquonta 53
Williams, Michael 63
Williams, Michelle 17, 18, 21
Williams, Mrs L 16
Williams, Patrick 21, 63
Williams, Richelle 16, 53
Williams, Sharell 53
Williams, Shawnzia 63
Williams, Takeitha 20
Williams, Takethia 32D, 85, 123

Williams, Terronicka 18, 21, 26, 53

Williams, Tiffany 53
Williams, Tralia 21, 25, 32D, 123
Williams, Walter 29, 53, 121
Willis, Amez 63

Willis, Deric 47

Wilson, Brian 29, 47

Wilson, Jamel 63

Wilson, Tomekia 63
Wimbush, Andrea 63
Wimbush, Cedrick 16
Winbore, Niketa 20, 32D
Winborne, Niketa 7, 21, 25, 122
Woodard, D 29

Woodard, Shawn 37
Woodard, Terrence 66
Woodford, Rodrick 53
Woodford, Tamika 55
Woodward, Shawn 36
Worhty, J 29

Wright, DArtrich 47, 66, 82
Wright, Erica 16, 21

Wright, Erika 32D

Wright, Quandra 17

Wright, Willie 47

Zellner, Daphne 53, 77
Zellner, Roders 47
Zester, G 29

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