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REFLECTIONS

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Valhalla 2001 is but a
reflection of the brief,
yet so very influential,
part of our lives spent
in the classrooms and
halls of Northeast. We
hope it captures the
spirit and pride that re-
sides within the NEHS
family.

The Spirit of Northeast
is about to tell its story ...

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The Eastside

The Past, Present. and Future

There used to be a point in time

When the Eastside was the place
Where everyone wanted to come and live
And raise their kids one day.

People everywhere were excited

Because Northeast was the school

That transformed the minds of those who
thought

That school was just for fools

Our parents and older siblings
Came through this school of fame
Striving each and every day

To build Northeasts great name.

But today we fight old stereotypes

Because the Eastsides predominantly black
Some still refuse to see the truth

Northeasts the best Now thats a fact.

From the many roads all over town

To the historical Fort Hawkins,

We have journeyed such a long, long, way
Because in our hearts we are walking ...

Walking down the Eastside memory lane
And remembering the best of times,

We know that the joys and struggles of youth
In our hearts will everlastingly shine.

Northeast was created just for the Eastside
Together they are a mighty fold,

The Eastside, strengthened by the spirit of
Northeast

Will be remembered by the red, black, and gold.

The Eastside will always remain on top
For the treasures it has to give,

Northeast is the greatest of this wealth to be
found

And in our children these memories will live.

Live down in our hearts as our legacy grows
So we can sit back and reflect one day,

To reminisce about how the mighty Northeast
Molded us and paved our way.

So may Raider and the Eastside pride
Come overtake my heart,

As I sit down and remember
My love for both will never part.
Jamil Willis

4 REFLECTIONS

I am a rainbow of many colors filled with chapters of change and history.
Enriched by the hands of time, my joyous spirit has risen and fallen, only to
rise again. Time has ratted on me, as seen by my cracking walls, sidewalks,
and parking lots, Rain seeps its way into my classrooms, finding entrance
through my weathered roofs. Time seems to be taking its toll on me. Maybe
not. I am now showing Father Time my revived endurance as my body,
constructed of three buildings, is undergoing major repairs. Even though my
35 years of age plainly show, I am now aging with dignity. And speaking of
my body, I feel like it stretches out like a rubber band across the Eastside hill.
Born in 1965, my right arm is Horace S. Lasseter and my left arm is Mark
Smith. I can remember by birth like it was yesterday. And I also remember
how different things were back then. I was a victim of segregation in those
early years, with white females studying in Lasseter and white males in Mark
Smith. My cries for integration were finally heard in 1969 and Northeast
opened my arms to all youth, regardless of race. What a happy day that was!
My body expanded in 1980 with the creating of my legs, the Vocational
Building. Now I feel complete. My body is whole and my spirit alive and
vibrant. Ive had to work hard to keep my history recorded yearly in the
NEHS Valhalla. Do you know why I named our yearbook this? In
Norse myth, Valhalla ~, means the hall of Odin
into which souls of Raiders who
died in battle are received.

Valhalla 2001 is our
own hall, a place to per-
manently capture, store,
and preserve all of our
wonderful memories. I
hope you enjoy this trip
down memory lane.

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Year after year it gives me a feel-
ing of accomplishment to see you
TAKING TIME TO UNIFY
| love to see you forming new
friendships, and yet maintaining solidly established
ones. Some of you have gained one more responsibil-
ity besides work. Your siblings have
now caught up with you, and you must
make sure that you dont allow them
to make the same mistakes that you
did. As teenagers | know that love is
on your mind, some say it is puppy
love; you Say it is full grown. There is
a lot of pride in different classes. This
pride even makes friends from differ-
ent classes go against one another.
This pride ignites the spirit in the cheerleaders,
motivates the auxiliary, and makes you proud
to say, I go to the EAST! When others drive
past NEHS, they cannot help but see the word
RAIDERS that is in embedded
on my side. This is a proud
display of our unification and un-

yielding pride in one another.

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self as a
teenager
when | look
at you. You are all so very friendly and
are always TAKING TIME TO
SOCIALIZE. Whether its in the
morning or afternoon, lunch break or
between classes (and even sometimes
in class), you are never too busy to
chat with your friends and you always
find different ways to communicate.
You are always trying to find out who
goes with whom, what was the home-
work, and who is going to Ft. Hawkins
this weekend. You may use new tech-
nology such as two-way paging and cellular
phones; but due to school board restrictions,
note passing and conversations remain your
primary means of communication. Yet, no
matter which method you may
choose, being in the company
of friends is a top priority.

TAKING TIME TO SOCIALIZE

Though styles and trends change with the
times, my Raiders stay on the cutting edge of
fashion. | watch you come to school looking
like you have arrived fresh from a Vibe maga-
zine photo shoot. Every week some of
you come to school wearing new clothes,
accessories, and sporting new hairdos.
Have you noticed that when looking at
fashion trends, what comes around goes
around again? Flares and bellbottoms
are back, but with a touch of platinum
style. Capris, also known as peddle push-
ers, are making an off the chain shine.
Go-go boots are back, air brushed shirts,
and so are the platforms. Leather has
returned and is very popular. And whats
up with all this cargo stuff that has
suddenly become popular? I! see cargo pants,
cargo capris, and even cargo vests. |! love the
attention you pay to looking good each and every
day you enter my halls. TAKING TIME TO
STYLE is just one more way you show pride in
yourselves and in me!

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Lunchtime is your fa-
vorite part of the day.
My halls are filled with
the wonderful aroma of
freshly cooked food. The clanking of the trays, the
constant crunches and chews, the money that is

put in the drink and snack machines, all signify that

the Raiders love to TAKE TIME TO EAT!

Throughout my years, | have seen the sparkling

glow of happiness in your faces when my lunch bell

loudly echoes through the halls. Then, following

the boisterous rumble of my lunch bell, my floors

suddenly begin to tremble like an earthquake by

the lunch stampede. You scramble quickly to be

at the front of the lunch line. | Know that one
of your favorites is Fried Chicken. The
wonderful lunch staff cooks it so well. You
swiftly sprint down the halls when my bell
bellows, enchanted by the fragrant, crispy,
aromatic, smell of fried chicken, to in slang
terms, Get Your Grub on! My classroom
walls have seen you try to slyly grab a quick
sip of your sweet and fruity Fruitopia. You
have also tried to, quietly and inconspicu-
ously, munch on those crunchy and crispy
Doritos and Lays. My floors are ap-
palled when they witness you throwing good
healthy food into the trash. Yet | am thor-
oughly embarrassed and disgraced when
some childish student starts a food fight in
the cafeteria in the name of fun. My
windows blink a little tear. | wish that you
would not waste your food. But when | look at most of
your faces |! see relief. This is not only your time to eat
lunch, but your time to have a break from class work. |
see you all socializing with your friends and having
yourselves a marvelous time. Then, to your dismay, the
bell rings it is now time to go back to class and get
back to work.

Even with your hectic schedules,
you still find that TAKING TIME TO PREPARE
comes natural to you. |! see you preparing for your
futures everywhere | look! You can be found search-
ing college information on the media centers internet,
visiting counselors, applying yourselves in my class-

rooms, meeting deadlines, practicing on

my athletic fields, participating in extracur-
ricular activities, and the list goes on. And
| cant help but mention the many tests
you take the PSAT, SAT, ACT, ASVAB,
and the unforgettable GHSGT. You make
it evident that Raiders will not stand still
and let life pass them by. You are willing
to do whatever it takes to be confidently
prepared for your lives ahead. _ This
brings to mind an old quote: Some
people make things happen, some
watch what happens, and some wonder
what happened. If you are part of my
Raider family, you make things happen!

TAKING TIME TO PREPARE

My heart rejoices
when you succeed! | love to see you eager
to be your best. | celebrate with you as you
run down the halls hugging, smiling, and
screaming when you pass the Georgia
High School Graduation Test. But | also
share in the sadness of those of you who
must face the disappointment of not hav-
ing successfully completed all parts.
Your pierced hearts and tear stained
faces bruise my heart and feelings as |
try to silently console you. But how |
admire your steadfast perseverance!
Success requires such commit-
ment and hard work. But the
rewards are great! | love your
smiles when you flash those high
averages on your progress re-
ports. And theres nothing like the
sweet smiles of victory on the
athletic field, or glowing pride
from being recognized by our
school and community. TAKING
TIME TO SUCCEED is time
well spent.

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| You may not like to do it,
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TAKING TIME TO
STUDY! | love when you
study. There is no better
way to ensure good
grades on all those tests
and quizzes that my teachers regularly give.
But why do | see so many of you cramming
at the last minute? Everyday, (especially on
Fridays), | quietly observe you sitting cross-
legged on my sparkling tile floors, leaning
against my freshly painted walls, reading on my
benches, and getting passes to the library for
those last minute cram sessions. If | can only
make you see how much better you will perform if
you take the time each and every day to apply

oes = | = yourself in your classes. Preparation and con-

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- si tal, not just for good
grades, but for a great

education!

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Teachers play a most impor-
tant role in the success of my
students. Every year you try to
ingrain knowledge and under-
standing into their minds. You
give countless time and effort
without any special reward.
You are not recognized enough
for all of the wonderful things
that you try to do for these young
men and women. Your purpose is to
teach, but you also have to check
dress code, check i.d. badges, moni-
tor tardies, and deal with misbehav-
ing children. This should not be such
a major part of your job! It hurts me
so much when you try to teach and
some students do not take full advantage of
it. Some of these kids even dare to doze off
during class. | occasionally persuade a
teacher to drop a book or make that student
stand in order to set an example. |! wish all
of my students would appreciate that you
are only here to help them learn so they may
anticipate a wonderful and prosperous fu-
ture. Thank you for TAKING TIME TO
TEACH. Teachers please dont give up
and abandon my classrooms. My students
need you now more than ever. Age and
maturity have shown me that most students
ultimately take advantage of the knowledge
and skills you have shared with them. Remember, to
teach is to touch a life
forever.

ENGLISH
DEPARTMENT

The English Department,
chaired by Judy Fultz, of-
fers several courses at
Honors, Gifted, and Ad-
vanced Placement levels.
This department is also in
charge of The Salma-
gundi, the Academic
team, and The Valhalla.

First row: Linda Pennington, Sharon Campbell, Zelda Hughes-
Howard, Nedra Duhart, Kelli Cook, Jay Degrandis Second row:
Erma Stevens, Judy Fultz, Cathy Bernat, Michael Womack

The Mathematics Depart-
ment offers courses rang-
ing from Pre-algebra to
Advanced Placement Cal-
culus. This department
sponsors the Math Club
and is chaired by Thurnell
Johnson.

Left to right: Kathleen Wheeler, Thurnell Johnson, Tara Becker,
Gloria Brooks. Not Pictured: Raymond Okere, Maitland Hudson,
Jay Mobley, Gwendolyn Kurzeja.

SCIENCE
DEPARTMENT

The Science Department,
home to the Science Club,
offers many courses cov-
ering the broad spectrum
of the sciences. This de-

partment is under the di-
rection of Gail Lewis,
chairperson.

First row: Raymond Okere, Melinda Hartley, Chiquita Dinkins
Second row: Mark Dibois, Linda Brooks, Eva McElroy,
Gwendolyn Kurzeja, Gail Lewis.

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SOCIAL STUDIES
DEPARTMENT

The Social Studies Depart-

ment, chaired by Dmetri
Smith, offers courses from
American History to Street
Law. The Social Studies De-
partment sponsors the Debate
team, Mock Trial team, and
the Academic Decathlon

team.

First row: Dmetri Smith, Sherrill McLeod, Priscilla Bryant Second
row: Willie Street, Barbara Franklin, Walter Daniely Not pictured:
Jacquelyn Dravis and Elizabeth Sanders.

FOREIGN LANGUAGE
DEPARTMENT

The Foreign Language De-
partment, chaired by Maitland
Hudson, offers courses in
Spanish and French at first,
second and third-year levels
It also sponsors the French
Club, the Spanish Club, and
the annual Mardi Gras cel-

ebration.

Left to Right: Maitland Hudson, Angeline Allison, and Cathy
Bernat.

VOCATIONAL
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The Vocational/Technology

Department, chaired by
er, Brenda Davis, offers every-
thing from courses in Child
Development to Horticulture
to Marketing. This depart-

ment sponsors VICA, DECA,

and the Northeast High Dip-

lomats.

First row: Lula Williams, Regina Morris, Lula Curry, Linda Little
Second row: Nedra Duhart, Dewey Morris, Brenda Davis, Jay
Mobley, Cassandra Elisberry, Corey Smith.

FACULTY 15

EXCEPTIONAL
EDUCATION

The Exceptional Educa-
tion Department offers a
structured, yet balanced
program for its students.

This program, one of

Northeasts best, is under
the supervision of Billy
Allen.

Left to right: Esther Riley, Ethel Glover, Gloria Hicks, Geraldine Davis

MUSIC DEPARTMENT Not Pictured: Diane Dempsey, Billy Allen

lhe Music De

actively
emphasizes the
rine arts to us stu
dents This de-
partment sponsors
the school band.
under the direction
of Mr. Luther
Woodall, and the
school chorus, un-
der the direction

of Janice Davis

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/ The Art Department works to blend creativity with indi- \

viduality. In addition to providing seasonal displays of

| artwork and decorating our halls. the Art department also

sponsors the Art Club and is under the supervision of }

Cariad Reese. Not Pictured: Angeline Allison
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FOOD SERVICE STAFF

The Food Service Staff is un-
der the direction of Burnise
Grant. With their help, the
students of Northeast can go
through the school day free

of hunger by dining in the
cafeteria for breakfast and
lunch.

Frotn rov \/ice Williams. Geraldine Rozier. Burnise Grant
Diane Dudley. Bonita Gar Back row: Phyllis McDonald.
Sabrina Dumas. Che ryl Clyde

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our Students to reach their full potentidi

Left to right: Set. Glenn Towles, Sgt. Joseph Dingle, Maj.
jridgeman Lloyd.

FACULTY 17

Fannie Chin Donna Kelley Johnnie Mae Dawkins

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Dr. Brenda Davis

Registrar

Janice Childers

18 FACULTY

Our principal, Dr. Eileen Bell, patterns
her life after German poet, Johann Wolfgang
VonGoethes idea of what is essential for a
complete and successful life: Health
enough to make work a pleasure, wealth
enough to support your needs, strength
enough to battle with difficulties and over-
come them, grace enough to confess your
sins and forsake them, patience enough to
toil until some good is accomplished, char-
ity enough to see some good in your neigh-
bor, love enough to move you to be useful

iy 2 & and helpful to others, and hope enough to
ca~ a co | ae re remove all anxious fears concerning the
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ES all future.

# In this game called life,
Be not angry that you can-

not make others as you wish
them to be, since you can-
not make yourself as you
wish to be. Thomas A.
Kempis

we are unable to select the
hand in which we are dealt,
but we must remember to
strive and persevere to be-
come the best that we can
be. Mr. Ramon Johnson

The measure of success is
to select a goal, work to
achieve it, and take pride in
your efforts to obtain it.
Mrs. Bessie Brown

Bessie Brown

FACULTY 19

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20 CLASS OF 2004

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all alien to you. Your ship
landed on my already in-
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named you, freshmen.
Lost and confused you
stumbled onto The Land
of Valhalla. You are now
new members of my fam-
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VIVE. Will you survive
the new and unknown?
Only time can tell the an-
swer.

Bursting simultaneously
with both excitement and
fear, you will explore, dis-
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to the environment that
engulfs you. | will be your
map and compass to
guide you through your
New World of opportuni-
ties as you journe
through my black, gold,
and red halls. My only
hope is that you will sur-
vive and make it a
all four years successfully
and become high school
graduates. This will be a
rorar- (late |lale Ma (e)'(- le | Aamo] al
that you will never forget.
Courage, determination,
dedication and focus will
guide you through my
home. Every day will be a
challenge and every day
will be a new learning ex-
perience for you. Knowl-
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your voyage. Like a
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wonderful knowledge that
you are being taught. Let
the journey begin!

FRESHMEN 2!

Reginald Aaron

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Dixion Adams
Precious Allen
Simone Allen
Arthur Ammons

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Clarence Anderson ~\

Tywon Bailey
India Baldwin
Steven Barrion
Katrina Basley
Rossin Battle
Zavusis Battle

Vincent Bell
Dion Bennett
Alicia Blash
Marquette Blash
Javaris Booze
Jessica Booze

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22 CLASS OF 2004

Landon Bradley

Carlos Brantley
Thanesha Brezial
Andrew Broons
Anterrio Brown
David Brown
Ebonie Brown

Rodrick Brown
Trevares Brown
Christopher Bryant
Robert Bryant
Sean Bryant
Theresa Bryant

Antwon Bundrige
Thomas Burke
Devereaux Burnett
Jerome Burnett
Courtney Burton
Mat Butler

Eugene Carrington
April Carswell
Danyell Castleberry
Carlton Clayton
Jeffery Clyde
Aaron Cofer

Chalae Cofer
Michelle Collins
Melissa Coon
Harry Cordes
Roderick Cornelius
Charnetra Criswold

Patricia Crosby
Vernon Cullins
Monika Curry

Lacrystal Crystrunk
Rebecca Davis
Brittanni Denson

Sarita Dillard
Wendell Dishmond
Christopher Dorsey

Melvin Dunlap
Jacquelyn Emory
Quincy Emory

Rosina Ezell
Nicholas Farley
Cortez Flagg
Valencia Fletcher
Donald Flewellyn
Danielle Flowers

Antonio Fluellen
Antoine Freeman
Lakecia Freeman
Shaderekia Freeman
Darren Fuller
Kawana Fuller

24 CLASS OF 2004

Daniel Garcia
Christopher Garrett
Lavar Garrett
Dominique Gaspard
Anthony Gladden
Keylon Glawson

Loren Gloston
Christy Glover
Daniel Glover
David Goldsby
Keneshia Gordon
Aleisa Graham

Deidra Green
Shandi Greene
Melissa Hall

Terri Hall
Bryant Hamilton
Whitney Handy

Valeria Hardwick
Walker Hargrove
Dionne Harris

Rashard Harris
Tarryl Harris
Brandon Hart

Montario Hart
Kerteshia Haywood
Lakendrick Head
Nateshia Henderson
Reginald Henderson
Lashondra Hendley

Donnie Henry
April Hiley
Marcus Hill
Ronald Hill
Shannon Hill
Cherrelle Holland

FRESHMEN

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Ellis Hollins
Indya Hoskins
Jerry Houston
Nekeithia Howard
Melvin Howell
Willie Huff

Deontrey Hull
Kianna Hurst
Sheneshia Hutchings
Crystal Jackson
Shannon Jefferson
Latonya Johnson

Latara Johnson
Nicholas Johnson
Tacovian Johnson
Tekeia Johnson
Joshua Jones
Tanisha Jones

Tara Jones-Lawrence

Teunko Jones
Billy Jordan
Christopher Jordan
Christopher Jordan
Kentrell Jordan

CLASS OF 2004

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Deundre Kellam
Timothy Kimble
Damienon Kind
Kwametrius Kind
Latterica Kitchens
Frank Knight

Fred Lamar
Kevin Lee
Markecia Lester
Tremayne Lester
Ernest Leveridge
Carlos Lewis

Marquez Lewis
Yvan Lian
Sharee Linder
Auriel Little
Latasha Little
Kenneth Lloyd

Kenneth Lubin
Shunterrio Marsh
Katrina Mason
Scipio Maurer
Carlena Mays
Antonio Miller

Shaun Mills

Bobby Monteiro
Tameshia Moore
Schevetress Morgan
Timothy Morgan
Shunterria Nelson

Tiffany Newsome
Broderick Ogletree
Marquita Owens
Eric Parker
Eugene Parker
Nikita Parker

Sherikia Parks

Leon Paul

Johnathan Pennymon
Isiah Person

Gary Pettigrew
Brandon Pitts

Longine Pitts
Trevis Pitts
Brittney Pooler
Leon Pope
Barry Presley
Erica Purcell

FRESHMEN 27

George Quinn
Tenesha Raines
Jeff Rainey
Kenya Ralls
Latoya Reed
Ratiya Reeves

Mitchell Rogers
Brittany Riggins
Misti Roberts
Pamela Robinson
Christian Rodriguez
Christopher Ross

Latyacia Rouse
Derrick Sams
Octavia Sandifer
Willie Sanford
Keytonia Saunders
Tangela Serls

Andranee Shannon
Lori Shed

Sara Shoultz

Mia Singleton
Candice Smith
Elricia Smith

Jadrian Smith
Lakerio Smith
Lakevia Smith
Timothy Smith
Walisha Smith
Wykenia Smith

Johnathon Snell
Demetris Spencer
Chris Stevens
Crystal Stevenson
Corliss Stewart
Anquarious Styles

Cory Tanner
Quentin Taylor
Tiffaney Taylor
Aaron Thomas
Alan Thomas
Jason Thomas

Natalie Thrash
Antonio Tinsley
Antisha Tucker
Laquinta Tuft
Kourtney Tuggle
Lennie Tunstall

28 CLASS OF 2004

Ashley Tyler
Antonio Veal
Marquis Walker
Joshua Walton
Yolanda Ward
Bradley Ware

Tymeshia Warren
Terry Washington
Jessica Watson
Bobby Webb
David West
Jerrod West

Curtis Whisby
Jeffery Whisby
Jaquan White
Christian Wilkerson
Antonio Williams
Brandon Williams

Damon Williams
Darryl Williams
Estebian Williams
Kevin Williams
Mahite Williams
Sergion Williams

Charles Willis
Edwin Wimberly
Harry Wood
Quinivarius Wood
Merondia Worthy
Shawanda Wynes

One thing is for sure, the
freshmen love showing their
spirit in groups.

FRESHMEN 29

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and have two more before
you. Filled with extreme
weariness of being fresh-
men, you are now ready
to move on to new levels
of challenge. You have
adapted to your new envi-
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for the sophomore chal-
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hardest; but you, like those
before you, have survived.
The hall in which you are
now traveling is the hall
where academics are em-
phasized and social status
is established. But you, my
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until you venture from my
hallowed halls in 2003.

SOPHOMORES 31

These sophomores are not sure about
why their picture is being taken.

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Mrs. Franklin and two of her students smile for the camera
while she teaches them a thing or two about the world.

Lashaundra Aaron
Crystal Abram
Ginell Adams
Maurice Adams
Bernadette Allen
Cal Anderson

Lakeashia Andrews
Michelle Armstrong
Michael Arnold
Malikah Askew
Lionel Bailey
Jonathan Baker

Marlon Baldwin
Brodrick Balkcom
Eula Banks

Janea Barnes
Antonio Barnhill
Rickey Barrion

Jhamanda Barrow
Gwynnjatta Basley
Hannibal Battle
Talescha Battle
Marcus Bell

Mark Bennett

32 CLASS OF 2003

Dominique Billingslea
Shayla Billue
Brianica Blanks
Christina Bond
Tayanna Booker
Terrance Booze

Seandey Bowe
Jawarick Bowens
Willie Brittian
Jamal Brown
Jonathan Brown
Levar Brown

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Patrice Brown
Tiffany Butler
Kedric Carswell
Chelundra Chapman
Melvin Childs
Nikosha Clarington

Brittney Clayton
Amberia Clover
Adrienne Collier
Porscha Collier
Tesiree Cray
Carlesha Currie

Moteak Sanford looks confused as her picture is
being taken in the middle of class.

Are these girls ready to eat or what?
Talescha Battle, Dedra Shinholster, and
Chasstity Riggins stop to pose for the camera
before digging into their lunches!

SOPHOMORES 33

Kashunda Curry
Lowanda Curry
Vontrethia Daniels

Deangelo Davis
Pamela Davis
Shandrea Davis

Danyetta Dean
Karla Dennard
Adrian Dennis

Andre Deshazier
Nicholas Dillard
Harold Dinkins

Cavonne Dumas
These two sophomores are not ashamed Aisha Evans
to show RAIDER PRIDE. Christopher Evans

Lamonta Evans
Danielle Exum
Chantile Fields
Erica Finney
Shanita Fitzpatrick
Chermaine Fleming

Amidy Flowers
Carlios Flowers
Daniel Forsythe
Amber Foster
Starketta Gibbons
Jean Gibson

Jasmine Glover
Niesha Golden
Adalyn Green
Cynthia Greene
Andre Grier
Starling Hall

34. CLASS OF 2003

Jeremy Hamm
Wyketta Hamm
Brandon Hammonds

Jamila Harrell
Jerome Harris
Latesha Harris

Elizabeth Herndon
Latascha Hicks
Ericka Hill

Marquis Hill
Marquis Hill
Jarrad Hirst

Renee Hodge

Chris Holmes Starketta Gibbons stops for the

Robert Holston camera displaying sophomore
class spirit!

Larissa Horton
Antwain Hoskins
Devin Howard
Brian Hughes
Winkedra Huston
Denise Hutcheson

Johnnyathan Jackson
Terica Jackson
Lakecia James
Brittny Johnson
Franchesta Johnson
Jamari Johnson

Jeremy Johnson
Darius Jordan
Michael Jump
Jshell King
Shannon Laidler
Berdina Lamar

SOPHOMORES 35

Marcus Lamar
Michael Lamar
Jakenya Lary
Daniell Lewis
Dondi Lewis
Eugene Lewis

Damario Little
Richard Lowe
Brittani Mack
Courtney Mack
Ariel Mackey
Christina Mallory

Kayla Manley
Ronnie Manson
Tasia Manuel
Joseph Marshall
Brian Mayes
Crystal McNair

Ra-Shawn Middlebrooks
Tekelve Moreland
Sherry Morgan

Anthony Mosley
Christopher Norwood
Ranita Nunnaly

Cynthia Oxley
Jennifer Parker
Shartrice Parker
Ashley Parrott
Gregory Patterson , Zawe a a |
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Cartney Pitts
Qanisha Pitts
Reginald Pitts
Sagen Pryor
Melissa Reid

Demarrio Richardson
Chassity Riggins
Sabrina Robinson
Eleena Rouse

Darrell Rozier
Jessica Sands

John Sanford
Moteak Sanford
Jeremy Sears
Indria Seltzer
Akeem Shannon
Deidra Shinholster

36 CLASS OF 2003

Rionesha Sinclair
Christopher Slocumb
Audrea Smith
Kianna Smith

Santel Smith
Stephanie Smith

Steven Smith
Danielle Stephens

These girls
are really
proud to be
sopho-
mores!

Kenyatta Stephens
Korey Stephens

Nichole Stephens
Trevino Stephens

Chautney Stubbs
Andre Taylor

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The sophomore class is showing how much spirit they
really have at the pep rally.

Asha Thomas
Ashley Thomas

While Santell
spends some
of his free time -
at the com-
puter, he stops
to smile for the
camera!

Crystal Thomas
Gregoire Thomas

India Thompson
Jerome Tripp
Dajuan Tucker
Joshua Tucker
Gary Turner
Katheryne Turner

SOPHOMORES 37

Victoria Waller

Errik Washington
Kimberly Washington
NiKimberly Watkins
London Webb

Dominique Whipple
Derrick Whitby
Chiharu White
Jeremy Wiggins
Kevin Wilburn
Benjamin Wilder

These young men seem to be posing for a magazine
photo shoot during their lunch half.

After two years of high school, these
young men still dress alike, the twin
vibe is still there!

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Brannon Williams
Curtis Williams
Jamal Williams
Randy Williams
Ricardo Willis

Mack Wills
Terrance Wilmore
Demario Wilson
Samuel Wright
Lavezza Zanders

Jerome Tripp is having a blast while
playing in the water sprinkler during These sophomores just love to hang out with their friends.

his visit to CNN. a, + 1: ! sn .
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back on your years with me.
From your first pep rally, to
your last lunch, | have
watched you and will con-
tinue to sit over you. | enjoy
nothing more than _ the
smiles | see upon your faces
everyday.

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through. Most of you said
my first hall was difficult, the
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your trials and tribulations
you still stand as tall as the
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fourth level where at the
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boat that will sail you to the
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JUNIORS 41 t

Venus Aaron
Bobby Armstrong
Shannon Ashley
Marquita Baldwin

Jessica Bales
Dexter Bell
Haile Bell
Tarvery Bowe
Joseph Bowens

Antonio Brown
Coley Brown
Jeri Brown
Manika Brown
Zamir Brown

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Melissa Bryant

Kay Bui

Shinji Bundrige
Jarvis Cabiness

Shea Carrington

42 CLASS OF 2002

Travis Cater
Victoria Chatfield
Latrice Cornelius
Anthony Curry

Ke Andra Curry
Aaron Daniels
Tayarri Daniels
Blanche Dean
Mattie Dean

Bethany De La Cruz
Ashley Dudley
Jamaal Dugger
MeMe Dumas
Roshaunda Dumas

Kimberly Elder
Darius Epps
Karmen Evans
Tyrelle Evans
Vernon Farley

JUNIORS 43

Brittany Ferguson
Sean Fort

Brian Franklin
Cassie French
Wosheka French

Jassico Gainey
Tiffany Gainey
Dwight Gibson
Christopher Gilbert
Shaneka Gladden

Anastashia Glover
Terrance Goodrum-Watson
Abram Gordon

Kristin Gordon

Richard Gordon

Shanitra Gordon
Fredrick Graham
John Griffin
Andrea Hall
Kimberly Hall

Sheree Hall
Brandon Hamilton
Latonya Harden
Sheena Harris
Takita Harris

Tracy Hayes
Rodney Hendley
Deshunta Hicks
Jasmine Hill
Shawanda Hill

Darius Hodge
Jacobium Holliman
Joanna Hollingshed
Tiffany Hollis
Alex Holmes

44 CLASS OF 2002

The junior
class __ partici-
pates in the
penny wars
further show-
ing their innate
spirit.

Ivan Houston
Chasity Howard

Ernest Howard The juniors enjoy their free
Marquita Howell time out of class as they show
spirit at the pep rally.

Kathryn Hudson
Jameca Hughes
Patrick Jackson
William Jackson
Joy Jennings

Jamie Jimenez
Clifton Johnson
Michael Johnson
Muriyd Johnson
Shanna Johnson

Brandon Jones
Samantha Jones
Tiyuana Jones
Fernandez Jordan
Lionel Kent

Jacklyn King
Calvin Lambert
Anikitia Lawson
Tremilia Lewis
Raynard Little

JUNIORS 45

As we move into the new millennium, the
students are using computers everyday.

When you have a job and schoolwork to do, you
have to sleep somewhere right?

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Reneshi Luster
Brandon Mackey
Shanika May
Anzia Miley
Danny Miller

Lashonda Montgomery
Deangelia Moore
Natasha Moore
Richard Moore

Abdul Muhammad

Veronica Murray
Roderick Nash
Shawanda Nash
Quintress Northern
Jason Parker

Valencia Parker
Alonzo Patrick
Chalandre Paul
Adonis Person

Deedra Phillips

46 CLASS OF 2002

Kristin Price
Candice Quinn
Christan Reid
Corey Richardson
David Richardson

Shana Richardson
Nekisha Riggins
Wilchesha Roberts
Raymond Roberts
Curtis Rozier

Quantisha Sanders
Tedarry! Sands
Craig Sanford
Jermaine Saunders
Lashonda Seabrooks

Quinton Searcy
Tonisha Sherman
Stuart Shoultz
Bennie Simmons
Jonathan Simmons

Taneisha Singleton
Candye Smith
Ericia Smith
Macarthur Smith
Shaneka Smith

Shaheen Solomon
Willie Sparks
Gary Stephens
Kourtney Stephens
Markita Stephens

Marquita Stephens
Torreka Stephens
William Stephens
George Stowe
Kristy Stubbs

JUNIORS 47

Yolanda Stubbs
Marshall Talley
Jonathan Tharpe
Joshua Tharpe
Deangelo Thomas

Regina Thomas
Ramonda Thompson
Davion Thorpe
Shmestric Thurman
Rollie Vaughn

Takeshia Walker
Ivey Waller
Joseph Ward
Erica Watkins
Erik Watkins

Tonishya Watkins
Micheal Watson
Sherlander Watson
Shandrina Webb
Aisha West

Justin Wilburn
Jessica Wilder
Tynicea Wiley
Carol Williams
Joseph Williams

Marvin Williams
Rukiya Williams
Antwon Willis
Shenai Willis
Aisha Wilson

Marquis Wimberly
Ledonte Woodford
Roderick Woodford
Rogderick Worthy
Junior Spirit

48 CLASS OF 2002

rucineas He et

This has been one year to re-
member. I have watched you
prepare yourselves for your last
year of high school and hope-
fully you will all return and

keep me alive.

JUNIORS 49

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My. my. my! Look-a-here, look-a-here, the first class of

the millennium. Who would have thunk it. My

seniors, you all have so much to offer. ve watched you

crow from teens to adults. It was hilarious watching you,

some | thought would never make it. After coming from

Appling you had a little too much freedom. No one to
keep an eye on you. but me. Watching you skip class was not an
enjoyment to me, but hopefully, a bad habit you outgrew. So you
know | told on you to keep my RAIDERS on track. The Class of 2001
has a lot of potential, and from what I see, a lot of initiative. You are
so well involved and true to your class but the things you've been
through are unimaginable. In 1997 you first entered my halls and
somehow | knew this would be challenging! Challengingly hard. You
came wondering my halls lost and confused, asking the wrong people
where to go. Lcouldnt help but chuckle. Innocent freshmen, you
were once called but now you have grownup. In 1998 you were just a
litthe more mature, but not mature enough. You knew your way
around the RAIDER territory. By then you had the big head; you
thought you really knew the ropes of
Northeast High, but you were not even
close. The rules have changed, and
you have had to adapt, but the things

you said are humorous. Tve been

here for a long time and [Ive heard some things in my
day, but your class tops it all. You created some pretty
farfetched excuses. My favorite is I left my ID badge in
my last period. Your junior year was calmer and you
looked back at your years and realized that you were no
longer a mischievous child. You became more focused
and involved. | think you were doing everything in sight. It seems
like the class of 2000 really didnt exist. Why? Because your class of
2001 took over your junior year. Now lets talk about school spirit.
The class of 2001 has always been spirited. And not because of me.
but it was always deep tn you. [| love you all dearly. Sorry, a little
emotional there. Now as you finally reach your senior year, you will
achieve the highest level in your education so far. Yes it is your year
to do hard work and also the year to kick back and have fun. [cant
say enough about my first millennium class, if | try to say everything.
1 would be here all day. You have been educated, molded. respected.
and corrected during your time at NEHS. And my halls will never
forget the lasting impressions you've made. And most importantly.
you are true: true to yourselves, true to
your class, true to NEHS, and especially true
to me. You are the true class of the millen-
nium. Northeast High, | present to you the
Class of 2001.

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senior classmates? Have you ever sat and watched
the way a persons eyes twinkle? Or the pearly
whites that gleam when a person talks? This puzzle
is designed to test just how well you pay attention.

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senior class. Find the names of seniors. How many people are within this puzzle? Your guess is as good
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Ephelius Cornelous April Curry

I could not wait for my students to return to
school to see and feel my new look.
Lasseter was entirely renovated with new
paint, anew roof, and a new air conditioning
system. But everyone's patience was put to
the test the day my new system shut
down! It had to have been 110 degrees or
more inside. But leave it to Mr. Johnson to
solve the problem his seniors had class
outside! Marissa and Ebony werent going
to let the heat stand in the way of their math
educations.

SENIORS 55

Fighting
Senioritis

Surceon Generals Warning: Senioritis causes drowsiness, a negative attitude,
a sloppiness in appearance and may complicate graduation.

56

CLASS OF 2001

Tie interruption is to warn you of this horrible disease sweeping the
Class of 2001. It has gotten to the best of you. Its side effects are
krushal. Is it hard for you to stay awake in class? Are you starting to
have a negative attitude about school? Has your appearance
changed for the worse? If you are experiencing any of these symp-
toms then perhaps you have contracted the disease known as
Senioritis. In some incidents people have fallen faint and have had
to be hospitalized. Some have even faced near death experiences
and doctors have had to revive them. Please beware and take all
precautions. There is no cure for this nasty disease during your senior
year. But don't despair, because remission and hope are as close as
the next pep rally or assembly. So if you feel Senioritis kick, know
that it's only going to last a while because it miraculously fades away
on May 26, 2001. So watch out and beware, because Senioritis is

coming for you!

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Seniors! Seniors!

We're number one,

Seniors! Seniors!

We keep the school crunk,

Seniors! Seniors!

We stand above the rest,

Seniors! Seniors!

We really know how to represent,
Seniors! Seniors!

Don't let the fever catch you,

Seniors! Seniors!

Watch out! Or Senioritis will get you,
Seniors! Seniors!

Don't you wish you were one? Because,
These Seniors! Seniors!

Will soon be gone,

Class of 2001

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Lakesha Davis Samantha Dean China Dshazier Victor Dervane

Keon Dveredix Vminah Dixon Shevika Durliaimn

Latrice-Fennelle Bryan Flagg Alkeitha Fleming

Lakeisha Fowler Jamika Fry Raymond Gainey Brian Gallemore

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Andrea Gibson Latova Gilliard Victoria Glover Angela Gerdon

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NEHS pep rallies make me soar! Whenever |
feel my presence is starting to disappear amongst
the students, all I need to think about is the Spit it |
see on pe rally days. Look at Brandons face
its full of pride and spirit from being a senior and
from being a Raider!

me.

Lewis Grimes : | Elisha Hall

Erica Hall . Riccardo: Hall 6 J Corey Harden Jermaine Harp

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Jennifer Harper Tamarcus Harper | Jasinine Harrell Altoria Harris

Tamara Harvis Roderick Harvey James Haviog ' Jamesha Henderson

If you want to see the senior Raiders in
action, then come to Thompson Stadium
during football season! While the football
players keep my attention during the game,
our band and Jazzettes have me dancing in
the wind during half-time. The energy is
almost visible both on the field and in the
stands.

game night

Larry: Hixon

." Bridgt Hooks Tavoris Horton

62 _ GLASS OF 2001

Jacab Hoskins

John drvin

Mary Johnson

Amanda daamar

Netiqua: Hughes

Frederick Jaekson

NatashaWVohnson

Shalanda Lamb

senior spirit

I feel extra special during spirit week when my
halls and doors are decorated for homecoming.
Tierney is making a sign for the hall contest.
The Class of 2001 is a hard act to beat! They
have won each year since they were sopho-
mores. Your class makes me so proud!

Holly Joyce \Kimbertie Laidler

Makeda Lane Jennifer Lee

SENIORS 63

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Gregory Lightfoot Bryan Mack Theodore Madison Jz.

Natasha Mason Rasheeda Matthews

Gregory McLin Johnnica Moffett Jara Maore

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While my Raiders love to have fun, seniors
understand the importance of staying focused
on their class work. Keon keeps his British
Literature textbook tucked under his arm.

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Eric Robinson, leave behind my best wishes to Sabrina and Pamela Rob!
tis DOO Shena\ \ stepnens., | OvVe V ai

|, Amanda Lamar, being of powerful mind, body and spirit leave behind my good
looks, silliness, intelligence and good grades to my little cousin Deedra Phillips. In

addition. to all the underclassmen, PLEASE PASS THE GRADUATION TEST!

Since I must depart you, I, Latoya Gilliard, being of mind, body and spirit will take n

|, Tangela Denay Pettigrew, of sound, mind great body, and high spirit, leave behind

creat personality, looks, dynamite attitude and my abilities to brush the haters off to
India Thompson. To Gary Pettigrew, | leave all of my player skills, (use them proper!
id do not abuse them) and to Christy Glover, I leave my knowledge and love. I still lov

|, Dave DeWarren Vincent, leave behind my craziness to Shana Richardson, my flows
to Carlen Mays, and Keep up the good work and you'll shine. | leave my great

intelligence to my little cousin, Dendr Kellam. And all my love and respect goes to

Roshanauh Mitchell, Dee-Dee, Monique, Tiffany, Blanche, and last but not least,
NiKimberly Watkins. And to those who I may have forgot, oh well!

Since I must depart you, I, Ashely Riggins, being of mind, body and spirit, leave my

love for education, my intelligence, my strong mind, positive attitude, and love for Jesus

Christ to my sister, Chasity Riggins. I love you with all my heart. You are my best friend

nd have alwavs been there for me. Graduating and going to college will be not only

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without you makes me fee! incomplete. stay strong, dDeaulitul, and intelligent

|, Frederick Jackson, being of powerful mind, body, and spirit, leave my knowledge t

my siblings Pa

trick and Tenica Jackson and all of my friends at Northeast High school
|, Terence Nelson, leave behind my smartness to Shaderekia Shay Freeman,

craziness to John Sanford. and my good advice skills to Terica Jackson, Good luck!

|, Raymond Gainey, of sound mind and body, leave behind my knowledge, personality

athletic skills and mv love to the ONE and ONLY Moteak Sanford

|, Jennifer Lee, being of powerful mind, body and spirit leave the following: | leave my

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academics to my Drother, and Want tO Ihank-you mon WOUIG aiso like to hank three

special friends: Ashely, Tamara and Samantha. | leave my silliness to my look a

langela Serls. Remember, education is the key to success

|. Kimberlie Laidler, of sound mind and body leave my intelligence and determination

68 @ CLASS OF 2001

|, Jamil Willis, being of powerful mind, body and spirit, leave m' two brothers, Ricardo Willis and

JaQuan White, my ability to succeed and my gift to write. | leave my Holy Ghost filled spirit to Mr

Rogderick Worthy, asking him to remember to give God all the glory. All they have to do ts ope!
ir eves and see that: I can do all things through Christ who Strengthens me hilippians 4:13

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Since I must depart you, |. Tierney Michele Preston, being of mind, body, and spirit, and moving

nto new endeavors, MuSt leave some OT m treasures dDenind ica my u 1Uuc Ss e O] niol (
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Deidra Phillips c/o ZUUZ. mv intelligence. maturity and in Ggepin Opinions aiso to Deidra I niiips

ligence to my little cousins who will be approaching the East Willian

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Roger Preston and Micheal Bernard Preston

|. Wakeela Simpson, of sound mind and body, bequeath to all Juniors my most precious treasure, the
teachers. Treat them well and HAVE FUN?! To the Sophomores: | leave my used books of yesteryear;

" . i lo } * rp . ) by i } cy : rp ie ) las, > % : i | lr oy ." :
thnev are tragiie, so handle W/CaTe Freshman With greatest pieasure, leave YOU Mv IOCKe reat i|
1] i aly | ty I's eT le . sraate han! lf hirmbkle os '
Well, and adiways it CK lt UD leachers i@ave vou my ereatest hanks and hu nble PTauludeE Your

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|, Kenneth Rozier, leave behind my faithfulness, honesty and wisdom to my sister Keyerra Roziet

ind friends. Remember always keep your head up. (L, P, H

Since I must depart you, |, Samantha Dean, being of mind body and spirit, leave my silliness an
sonality to my friend Danielle Stephens

|. Tamarcus DeShun Harper, being of sound mind and body, leave all my knowledge, skills and
respect to my little cousin Taneisha Ne-Ne Singleton. I would also like to leave her my endurance

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nd strength decause WITnoul you won make it. Last | leave her my love because she 1s

Since | must depart you, 1, Jennifer Jenny Harper, being of powerful mind, body and spirit
would like to leave my athleticism to my sisters Shea Carrington, Moteak Teak Sanford, and

Nekithia Peaches Howard. | would also like to leave all of my knowledge and power to my
ousins, Tamarcus Shun Harper and Taneishia Ne-Ne Singleton

|, Makeda Nylette Lane, being of peaceful and clam spirit, leave behind my leadership skills
positive attitude and Raider Pride to Karla Dennard. To Shea, I leave the Beta Club and Mrs. Fultz; to
those SUPER JUNIORS, the diplomats are in your hands

|. April Denise Curry, leave behind my love and faith to all of my underclassmen, tmends and
cousins. I also leave behind my love, heart, silliness, good looks and personality, pretty smile, and
the key to my heart to Marquis Sonchez Hill (Tookies). It may seem as if we are apart (school wise),
but in my heart and eyes, we will always be together as one. P.S. I love you Always and Forever"

April

|, Netiqua L. Hughes, leave behind all of my positive characteristics and qualities to my cousins
ferrance Wilmore and Adrienna Collier and my little sis Alexandria Francesca Hughes (Allie). | wish

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you the best of luck and success in all that you do
|, Kathy Thomas, being of sound mind, body, soul and spirit, leave behind several things to the
wonderful Northeast High School. I leave to the underclassmen my honesty, determination
dedication, hope, and the good graces of God. I would like to leave my Student Council President
position to Jerome Tripp. I also leave the wonderful talent of flag twirling to Kathryn Hudson; I hope

that you will be the captain next year

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Just look at the wide smiles on these senior
faces! Excitement, pride, and for some,
amazement, that they've actually made it
this far. Ive known all along that this class
is made up of movers and shakers. Ive kept
a close eye on them these last four years.

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These students have been here for four
years; This wonderful group of Raiders
distinctively Stamdsin_ the sky # the
brightest and highest stars, They have

contributed to the positive image aud

high standards of Northeast; High

tirough their efforts in school opjaniza- aE FR.
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tions}-community organizations, athletics

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cally, light{as a bird delicate feather
because they truly display: *Raider

Spirit! I define these excellent Raiders

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this various awards, he, fs ben awarded the YKK Exchang
Nominee, Governors Honor, and Gatorade Athletic anaes:

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Netiqua L. neds isa member of the Yearbook!Stalf, ee Club, ,

"Debate Team and President of the Senior Class,. Amongst her various

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spirit. 1 am really going to

miss you.

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up" GHPP)
Sen-iors get-them up.
Sen-iors get-it crunk.
Sen-iors just-stomp.
Sen-iors just throw that

red up.

All na Northeast seniors
Throw your hands up.
If you keeping me alive

Throw your hands up.
If you're showing Raider

ride
iow our hands up.
Reflecting from the
Eastside
You bought all of the senior shirts and Throw your hands up.

paid for everything that had Senior on
it. Well its your last year and you want
to go out with a bang! You took millions
of pictures for your memory book and
you spent a fortune on senior portraits.
Being broke kind of became common
amongst you; Im sure of it. But you
never got used to it. Also when prom time
came around, your pocket never felt so

empty; you looked good though.

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Im Back!

Attention all you seniors

A senior is the thing to be.
| told those underclassmen
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me.
So underclassmen don't shed
any tears
Because I'll be back next year.
If you feel you've got the big-
gest pride
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(Melody of "Shake it Fast"
Mystical)

My windows crack a
smile as you run around
screaming Im a senior!
Class of 2001! The un-
derclassmen know who
you are. You flash your
ID badges, which you
only wear of course, be-
cause it has Senior on it.

Happy you are! It is your

last year and you will

soon get to leave.

During the pep rallies you represent the best. You have so
much spirit just because you are a senior. Your wonderful
senior spirit brightens my structured heart. 1 love you class
spirit and wish we would never have to part. Then, graduation
will come and you will leave me. 1 will be so hurt at first, but,
like a memory, your marvelous spirit will still remain in my
ever growing heart. Your senior spirit lives on through me.

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CONCOPAE EFASNES A Concorde aircraft crashes in flames north of Paris in July. Investigators
believed a strip of metal debris on the runway punctured a tire and started a fire in the fuel tanks that
caused the crash that killed 113 people.

| Recently-elected Mexican President Vicente Fox is restoring citizens faith in the Mexican
government. He vowed to clean the crime, poverty, and corruption that faced his
country and enjoyed a 70 percent approval rating in recent polls.

Ariel Sharon ousts Prime Minister Ehud Borak in o February 6 special election for Isroeli prime od offer an earthquake strikes northern
munuster. Sharon won the election by campaigning to bring peace and security to Isroel.

The USS Greenville mistakenly hits ond sinks the Jopanese fishing vessel Ehime Maru while 16 As a result of the hot, dry summer, thousands of wildfires breok out in the western US burning millions of ocres of forest os
civilians ore aboard the sub. Nine people, including four 17-year-old students, die in the mishap. f well os hundreds of homes. The fires were so inlense at one point that the state of edune tie its borders to tourism.

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Former Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau
dies in January at 80 years of age. Irudeou was
Firestone tires are blamed for more than 170 traffic deaths ond the company is forced to Conoda prime minister from 1968 until 1979,
replace more than six million tires in o massive recall. and again served from 1980 until 1984.

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After seven months and many court battles, Elian Gonzalez and his
family return to Cuba. Found floating off the coast of Florida, Elian
had'been in the middle of an international custody battle to determine
whether he should stay with relatives in the US or his father in Cubs.

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An explosion rocks the Russian submarine Kursk in the Barents Sea on = : ln gneve terrorist attack on the USS Cole while in port in Aden,
August 12 killing the entire crew of 118. A week after the explosion, divers rs : - Yemen, kills 17 scilors and wounds several. The attack blew a hole in
) reached the rear hatch of the sub but found no survivors. pote - e . the port side of the ship.

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Newly-elected Yugoslavian President Vojislav
Kostunica speaks Io over 400,000 opposition = |
supporters - the balcony of city hall os = lon
protestors take over the Federal Parliament building = . > itt i
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The battle of two couples that used an online a 2g | r a See
adoption agency to adopt twins continues. The rs: = = ia ro erusiay/es serge oo
Kilshows from Wales and the Allens from California #% A major earthquake strikes the Seattle orea on February 28. The quake, with o magnitude of 6.8, wos

both claimed to have adopted the same set of twin # centered approximately 30 miles southwest of Seattle. Many 1) hod structural damage, but there

es PT | were relatively few injuries ond no deaths. |

Denise Rich, friend of Bill Clinton
ex-wife of fugitive financier

Marc Rich, is under suspicion for

contributions to the Clintons that

might have influenced the
pardon of her ex-husband.

Painstaking manual recounts are performed by
several Florida counties.

Former wife of Texas millionaire,

Anna Nicole Smith is awarded

$475 million from a California
As Gore and Lieberman contest election returns, voters ff court. A Texas court overruled the
respond negatively to the lengthy battle. Colifornia judge's ruling.

Election 2000

George W. Bush selects Dick Cheney, formes
Wyoming representative, and former
secretary of defense as his vice-presidential cers. i ;
running mate on the Republican ticket | et. as & ~ IN ok Mm rs te
, , , : of f 05 i$ leberman, send rom Lon icul, Os His rUNMING Mate in
Pshten! coor aialsaretta - = 00 pe ei terran, gr une he eel cn
but the courts. Five weeks affer election eae ee ae oe ee ee
day, the US Supreme Court blocked Al Gore We = | ER
request to have disputed Florida ballots ee _
recounted. George W. Bush and Dick Cheney
won the election after being awarded
Floridas 25 electoral voles.
Antiquated voting methods in this age of
technology threw the presidential election
into turmoil. Punch card ballots, and the
accompanying Volomatic system were

first created in the 1960s. Disputed ballots

had chads, or paper fragments hanging Missouri governor Mel Carnahan dies in o Rober! Hanssen faces charges of spying for

from the punch card that made it difficult it? a lone crash while compaiging for the US the Soviel Union, and later Russia, for o

for voting machines to read the ballots e. Wile Jean Comahan wos appointed to iod of almost 15 years. Hanssen wos 0
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Isroeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Palestinian
Chairman Yasser Aratat hold peace talks. The talks
stalled and violence erupted in the region.

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Jesse Jackson asks forgiveness after revealing he
fathered an out-of-wedlock child with o taf

| member of his civil rights organization.

office in Har

General Colin Powell is selected by George W. Bush to serve os secretary

of state. He is the first African-American to serve in this capacity.

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Bill Clintons sg legacy appears clouded by several controversial pardons. He sets up his post-presidency
em, after negative publicity swirls concerning his plans to rent expensive office space in Manhattan.

First Lady Hilliary Clinton becomes
Senator binton Sean New York. Rudy
Giuliani wos her first opponent, but
left the race after a cancer diagnosis.
Rick Laziostepped in as challenger,
but lost fo Clinton who earned 55
percent of the vote. It was the most
expensive Senate race in US history,
as combined the candidates spent
more than 80 million.

other news

Celebrating the beginning of the
end of WWII and the men who led
the invasion, the National D-Day
Museum opened in New Orleans,
Louisiana.

For the first time in its 208 year
history, the US Mint misprinted o
coin and released several
Sacagawea $1 gold coins with the
face of George Washington.

Senator Paul Coverdell (R-Georgia)
died in a Georgia hospital one day
after suffering a ie
hemorrhage.

Vice President Dick Cheney returned
to work after a visit to the
hospital for a heart ailment.
Surgeons reopened an artery that
had been previously repaired with
the same procedure.

As the stock markets and economic
indicators slide, the Bush
administration fought to pass o

$1.6 trillion tax break that promoised

to jump start the US economy.

Holocaust survivor Leopold Paul
Page, whose personal diary
inspired the book and film
$chindler List, died at age 87.

The son of Princess Diana and
Prince Charles, England Prince

William celebrated his 18th birthday.

Sirimavo Bandaranaike, the worlds
first female Prime Minister died at
age 84. She was from Sri Lanka.

John Cardinal 0Connor, New York
Archbishop, died at the age of 80.

Author Robert Ludlum died at 73.
His most popular novels included
The Bourne Identity, The Bourne
Supremacy, and The Borne
Wires

Controversial talk show host
Morton Downey Jr., died of lung
cancer at the age of 67. Downey

A federal court judge orders Napster to remove copyrighted music from its Web directory
Record labels tight to shut down the service which boasts over 60) million users

Crowds in London to celebrate the beloved Queen other
100* birthday in August

pioneered trash IV" in the 80%.

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The drama West Wing hes o phenomenal year winning nine Emmys, record for a show in ifs first season. Series stor leen pop-drama felicity, starring Scolt Foley, longi Milles, Keri Russell, and Scolt
Martin Sheen also won a Golden Globe for Best 4 sah a Drama Series. , sees 0 double-digit increase in ratings during its third season.

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Ang Lees stunning martial arts drama, Crouching
Tiger Hidden Dragon, receives 10 Oscor nominations
including Best Picture and Best Foreign Film.

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iden couple. Married since 1990, lom Cruise and
fico Kidman blamed the failure of their marriage
on the difficulties involved in divergent careers.

Will ond Grace tokes home Emmys for Oulstonding
Comedy Series, Best Supporting Actor for Sean Hayes
and Best Supporting Actress for Megan Mullally.

leen sensation James Von Der Beek stars in the WB
hit drama series Dowson s Creek. The show dealt

with many sensitive teen topics.

speksesen It Julio Roberts wins a Golden Globe and an Oscar
Dark Angel, starring Jessica Alba, wins the Peoples f nomination for her role as Erin Brockovich. She also
Choice Award for Favorite New Drama Series. storred with Brod Pitt in The Mexican. Frankie Muniz continues to charm fons as o reluctant genius in the fox comedy Malcolm in the Middle

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ond Drew Barrymore personified girl power. viewers tuned in to soy good-bye.

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; Samuel L. Jackson recreates the character of John
Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt marry in in ily 7000. vote eye mode fomous in the 1971 film
The nuptials were held in Malibu, California and cos! nome. The 2000 Shaft debuted in the
an estimated 1 million.

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trainer Richard Hatch outlast, outwit, and ou
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George Clooney ond Mark Wahlberg stor in The Perfect Storm, the tole vault |

cash prizes on ABCs hit game show Who Wanls fo | 7th celebrates its
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Australian actor Russell Crowe fights his way to stardom in the epic Glodiator. The movie ecmed 12 Oscar nominations includ

Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, Best Director, and Best Original Screenplay. The film grossed more than $187
million and won the Golden Globe for be

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Women Want. He won two Peoples Choice awards and the sword he carried in Braveheart
| sold for $174,000 at o charity auction
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NBC ER remains one of televisions most watched dramas. Despite the loss of several lead characters over past seasons, the
show was renewed through 2004.

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the hearts of teenage si everywhere by NBC Friends continues to be o fan favorite despite the threat from atlock al 79. He made over 70 films in his corer, lone Range: costume goes on

proposing to American Pie's lara Reid (BS Survivor.// moving into the Thursday night time slot The Odd Couple and Grumpy Old Men among them the auction block al Sothebys

Diva Christina Aguilera hos o busy year headlining her first tour,
recording a duet with Ricky Martin, Nobody Wants to be Lonely, and
releasing a Christmas album.

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Faith Hill, Americas sweetheart walked away with Grammy wins in Best Female Country Vocal Performance Breathe, Best
or 99" aged and Best Country Collaboration With Vocals for Let's Make Love, sharing the latter award with
us im McGraw.

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Creed receives an American Music Award for their Human Clay album in the Best Pop or
Rock Music category. They were also given four Blockbuster Awards, including Group of the
Year, Best Rock Con Best CD, and Best Single - for their smash hit Higher.

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Billy Gilmon wins Fovorite New
Country Artist at the American
Music Awards. His single One

Voice was a million-seller.

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Lead singer Billy Corgan announces the break up of the Smashing Pumpkins after nearly
thirteen years of peleanion together.

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The Red Hol Chili Peppers score the Video Vanguard award at AIVs 2000 Video Music
Awards along with two VAs.

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Duo Pa ap s Eddie sat ond Rapper Eminem wins a eney for Best Rap
lroy a disoh ay their Best Duo Award from the i Album - The Marshall Mathers LP He also won
ademy of County Music Awards. Best Rap Solo and Best Rap Dio/Group Performance.

The hit single He Wasn't Man
Enough wins Toni Braxton a
Grammy for Female R&B Vocal
Performance and a Grammy
nomination for R&B Song. She
also won Female R&B/Hip Hop
Artist at the Billboard Music
Awards, as well os Soul/Rhythm
& Blues Favorite Artist and
Favorite Album at the American
Music Awards.

"| Hope You Dance wins Single of the Yer fo i with bomen ie Record of the.
Ann Womack at the oe Awards. Womack = Year, and Best Rock Performance
also won the Grammy for Best Country Song.

leit Lopez hits the top of the n music pee movie ;

chorls with J.lo and he Wedding Planner. |he end at, } , az

of her anes with rapper Sean Pulf Daddy i eer Madonna attends the premiere
Combs was announced on Volenline Day. At the time, Pop diva Pink lops the charts with the release of =f My = hy hone by D Destiny's Chi of Snatch with director and new
Combs was on trial for weapons and bribery charges. fi) Can't lake Me Home. Pert ormance by a Duo or broup husband Guy Rifchie.

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funk rocker Lenny Kravitz releases his greatest hits
collection, featuring Again.

other music news

The debut album Liquid Dreams
from the 0-lown band was highly
anticipated. The band was the

creation of mogul Clive Davis and

Lou Pearlman through ABC show,

Making of the Band. The second
season of the show will follow the
band on their first headlining tour.

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after an audition intended to
create an incredible girl band.
Puffy Combs si ned the four girls
to his Bad Boy label. Their soun
was hip-hop with a pop inflection
could be heard on their debut

album, It was all a Dream.

Aaron Carter was a pint-size
sensation who wowed audiences all

over the world. He followed in the
footsteps of his big brother, Nick of
the Backstreet Boys. According to
the Guiness World Record, Aaron was
the youngest recording artist to
have four consecutive top-ten hits.

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second album, Move.

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Water top the billboard charts with more than | million copies sold in its first week. These

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Kid Rock is awarded Favorite Male Artist Rock Music
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Seventies music scene for Rolling
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King of Timbales, percussionist and
bandleader Tito Puente died at 77.

Metallica frontman James Hetfield
was injured forcing him to miss
nearly a month of the Summer
Sanitarium Tour.

Prominent bands from the 70s and
80s lost members within the past
year. Benjamin Orr of the Cars died
of pancreatic cancer. Paul Young,
vocalist for Mike and the Mechanics
hit All | Need is a Miracle died in
July. Jerome Smith, guitarist for KC
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construction accident

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when it reenters the earths atmosphere. Once the pride of the Russian
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and age. Created by J.K. Rowling, the series of four books revolves
re. Harry Potter and his adventures at Hogqwarts wizardry school.

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October 2000. The unit is equipped with DVD movie playback, an
expansion bay, and o shoal adopter. Way cool!

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an image that has texture.

Scientists from both the US and
England announced completion of
the mapping of the human genome.

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this year from short and clunky, to

the fall over-the-calf styles.

Visa introduced the Buxx card. This
is a parent controlled, reloadable
card for teens. It taught teens how

to manage money while parents set
predetermined spending amounts.

Researchers produced a genetically
altered maker with DNA from a

jellyfish. This was the first primate
successtully altered genetically.

An international group of fertility
experts announced plans to be the
first to clone a human being. There
was strong dissention from both the
scientific community and religious

leaders worldwide.

Move over Palm Pilots - Anoto AB
the Anoto pen,
which allows the user to simply
write on any surface and to bide
data to any computer.

Clothing in the hip hop, cool,
absolutely-must-have area were
halter tops, tanks, head scarves, hot

shorts, neon digital watches, and
stacked platform shoes.

Fringe, ruffles, and beads made
dressing up fun and glamorous.

AOL, a Time Warner company,
released its 6.0 online Internet
service and boasted over 28 million
members worldwide.

lop seed Pete Sampras remains king of the tennis world. He doimade

record 13 Grand Slam titles with a come-from-behind victory on the
grass courts at Wimbledon, England.

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Racing legend Dale Earnhardt
dies in crash at Daytona
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Dale Earnhardt, dies from injuries sustained in a
crash on the last lap of the 2001 Daytona 500.
Known as one of the best al his sport, the man
in blacks number three was recognizable to all.

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Woods picks up his third major, adding to his 1997 Masters
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wonders of ff Bowl Championships. Steve Young announced his retirement after 15 years with the San Winning their first NCAA Basketball title in over
the World Wrestling Federation, attempts to bring the same raw feel Francisco ers The 38-year-old quarterback won two MVP Awards and led the team to a 20 years, the Michigan State Spartans held off |
to football with the XFL - Xtreme Football League. Super Bow! victory. D the Florida Gators for an 89-76 victory.

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dudent, Bobby Knight is fired from his long-time The University of Oklahoma Sooners shut down the Florida State Seminoles, winning their first NCAA Footbal to win four consecutive in hwo decades,
position as head coach of the indiana Hoosiers. championship in 15 yeors. The 2001 FedEx Orange Bow! detensive bout ended with a final score of 13-2. the WNBA Houston Comets defeat he NY Liberty.

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their first fan title ina je years with a 116 - 11] victory over the
Indiono Pacers in game six of the NBA Finals.

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athlete, Marion Jones wins five medals in the 2000 Sydney pc
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Alexander Karelin, who had gone undefeated tor 3 years.

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Throughout my mapygears at Northeast, I have personally witnessed the dedication:and hardwork ofall
my many teachers... Bit, there is one incredibleteacher w ho goes: that extra mile. #his person would be a
creat caidas oan of Northeast; instead he just vols aly assumes this role. Hetakes charge
and pushe o# sed. My seniors see him as-their inspiration. He has beewiteaching Math for 40 years
so he teiids to takethis job very seriouSly in fact_ifa student leaves his bogk in his locker or at home. he will
snd thenrteJones*Cotnty or Jerusalem if necessary. You iwever know what to-expect from the time you
enter his classroom until the bell rings to leave.. He is th Northeast version of Leanvon Mes Joe Clark. His
most famous greeting. Hello Dere,. Can be heardas ou walk down my first flight of stairs in_ Lasseter.
One wordAo describe him is unpredictable. Lam honored to recognize Mr. Thrunell Johnson for his hard
work, dedication, and nrost of allthis. personality. So it is to.you, Mr. Johnson. that the Class of 2001
dedicates Valhalla 2001. We love you andowilbtiever forget you=

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Stephanie Daniels, Derica Carter, Tamara Harris, Jennifer Harper,
Kelvin Billingslea Kenneth Rozier TaVoris Horton

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in-order.to survive the halts of life. Dont ler amvone take your foc us away. Newer give up on
your dreams. The sky is the limit and I guarantee you that iets big orld out thre Work

hard, strive for the best and reach-for all the-stars in the skys Maker me proud that you Ww ill not

only graduate, but you will continue to do, wells, Most importantly, artake YOU proud of you.

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Tn my halls many Raiders have died and are remembered. But, there is one man whose heroic actions led him to be honored with the nations
highest decoration for bravery the U.S. Medal of Honor. Sgt. Rodney M. Davis was a well-known and respected man. During one of the
thousands of battles fought in Vietnam, Davis sacrificed his life for his country. Posthumously, Davis earned the nations highest decoration for
bravery, and now the Navy has even commissioned a ship in his name. | think his story is one we all should imprint in our hearts....

Rodney Maxwell Davis was born April 7, 1942, in Macon Georgia. After he graduated from Peter G. Appling High School on May 29,
1961, he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. It was here that he began his short but heroic career in the military that made his name
famous. On September 6, 1967, he had been in Vietnam for only one month. As the right guide of 2nd platoon for company B, Davis was
part of the Ist Marine Division. He was 25 years old and a 6-year Marine Corps Veteran. During an attack from the North Vietnamese Army
regulars he gave his men orders, while at the same time he moved from man to man shouting words of encouragement.

Davis came to a halt an enemy grenade had just landed among them. Davis threw himself on the grenade, absorbing with his own body
the full force of the explosion. He died at the young age of 25, leaving behind a wife and two small daughters. The absence of such a great and
courageous man has left an unfilled spot in our ranks and hearts. I think Rodney died for a cause in which he believed. He was willing and
ready to go to Vietnam because he felt he was doing a service; he did not hesitate about going, said his mom Ruth Davis. Comdr. Craig
Heckert of Philadelphia named his ship after Rodney. The USS Rodney M. Davis is a highly automated, multi-purpose ship designed to counter
threats from aircraft, submarines and surface ships. It is ready in both peace and war and upholds the highest standards of both the Marine Corp
and the Navy. This is an awesome tribute to an incredibly awesome young man. Rodney M. Davis epitomizes true Raider Spirit and his
spirit will live forever in the Valhalla halls.

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While a lot of seniors have already
decided on college, most of my Raiders
haven t seriously thought about it. This day
gives you the time to represent schools you
might want to attend. Boys, I saw you
wearing your favorite college sports team
Jerseys. Some of you may have been repre-
senting your parents alma maters. I think
it was a good idea to cut kiddy day, and
make you stop reflecting on the past, and
start thinking about the future.

Usually it is a fashion nightmare to
come to school, and see someone who is
dressed identically to you. This day
gives most of you the opportunity to
dress like your closest friends. Some of
you even went and bought special
matching outfits just for the day. You
tried to be next to your twin as much as
possible that day, so everybody would
know that they were your twin.

Well breakout the platforms and bring
out the bellbottoms. You really didnt have
to dig too deep, because you just bought
some for school. The girls had it made.
because 70s fashion is leadine more into
our current direction. Boys had to go look-
ing for old suits, afro wigs, short leather
jackets, and fur coats. You really did show
out. I watched you get into it at the 70s
dance, held sixth period. Many of you were
break dancing, popping and locking, and
there was also a lot of bump going on.

Waiting on tacky day, were you?
Well I put a cease to that tacky day
was just another word for no dress
code. So I thought long and hard, what
would be a good day? Who is always in
dress code to the max, always looks
intelligent, and never looks like a
clown? A geek. Wouldn't you rather be
a geek than tacky? Wherever you found
those thick glasses, please leave them
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wouldnt miss anything. Spirit Day is to me what Gradua
tion is to you all. This is the day that you all decorate my
halls and doors making me feel special. My classes unite to
show their Class spirit Vany of you follow Ms. Cooks
wishes by wearing school colors or school related Tshirts
After a long day of anticipation, everybodys Javorite Part Of
the day finally comes the pep rally. When the bell rings fol
sixth period, you are now amped, you are waiting Jor YOu!
classroom to be called, so (phat {OU CAN GO asst mble with the
rest of your Classmates. Finally you are here, and as you
hear the first beat from the drum, you get butterflies. As the
band walks in you jump to your feet because Now YOU KNOW
that it is time to Chant against the other Classes. All 1 hear ts
FRESHMEN, SOPHOMORES, JUNIORS and SENIORS YOu
are asked to hush so that the program may begin. AS YOu
finally settle, Coach Copeland Speaks you show love to
the Cheerleaders as Mrs. Dinkins is calling their names. They
perform a great Cheer with stunts. 1 watch your eyes get DIG
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rally in McDonough for breakfast. You enjoyed yourselves at such places as McDonalds, Burger King, Mrs. Winners, and Arby's

s Sat and socialized, others reverted back to their child! days in the famous McDonalds Playpen. Then it was on to the Fox
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~athtaking performance! Your next stop was the CNN Building, near Centennial Park. You divided into two separate groups, ate lunch, and then

studios. As the tour began, you were taken to the top floor and into a room where the CNN personnel explained some basic
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the day you went to Macon State
College. This was your first se-
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was going to be a comedy, the idea

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of an alien becoming romantically
involved with an earthling
stunned you a bit. Remember the
bar scene?Well, enough about
that. At the play's end you were
ready to head to the mall for lunch.
While most of you fed your faces,
some of you couldn't resist those
mall bargains. But the most unfor-
gettable part of the day was when
two seniors didnt return to the bus
on time and were left stranded at the
Macon Mall. Shame on you! My
lips are sealed as to your identi-
tiesbut you know who you are.

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mance for my 1Oth graders to see!

You had to wait outside awhile be-
fore being seated in the theater, but
it was definitely worth it. Just like
Shakespeare's text, the piay Was
rather slow moving at first. But as
the conspirators formed their plot
the tension increasingly built, cul-
minating with Caesar's bloody
death. Following the performance,
the actors took the time to talk to
you and answer questions. This
allowed you to see the necessary
commitment and hard work of these
down to earth thespians. You
were left zapped of energy from
the plays intensity, but you also left
with a heightened awareness of the
impact of live theater. After all,

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teams made me come and show off. The football
teams success was a major part of my identity
this year. lI saw how you went to the mall to buy
your new outfit for the NE vs. SW basketball
game. I saw how anxious you were to stand in
line to buy tickets, sometimes only to discover the
game was sold out. | was there!

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pay.. ATTITUDE... sportemonship...Letter
Jackets... FOOTBALLS .. Baseballs...BATS...track

shoes.. GOAL. running ...Sprinting...SPIKES...Field... READY, SET,
GO! .. .relay...400 Meter Dash...shot
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ups...MVP...hard work...homerun. .. and its good!... Lets Go
D!...Defense...defeat...tennis balls...serve... LETS GO!...Big

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Middle: Shannon Laidler, Porsche Collier. and Talescha Battle

Right: Tiffany Hollis, Anzia Miley, Chiharu White, Shaqwona Ellis, and Shawanda Nash

WERE ROUGH, WECRE TOUGH WERE SO UNIQUE!

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These young ladies are the ones responsible
for introducing me at their football and basket-
ball games. Their smiles and cheers pep the
fans up. And there I am, in the midst of it all.
These dedicated girls have stuck by through
thick and thin. Whether my Raiders and
Raiderettes are winning or losing, they are right
there by the sides. But cheering at games is not
the only cheering that gets done. The cheer-
leaders get the fans going at the Pep Rallies too.
My favorite cheer is We Got the Spirit! Thank

you cheerleaders for keeping me alive.

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One. we are the Raiders. Two.

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FOOTBALL
COACHING STAFF

Head Football Coach
Carror C. Wright

Carror Wright is a Middle Georgia na-
tive from Johnson County High, where
he excelled in football and track. He
earned a degree in Health and
physical Education from Fort Val-
ley State University, along with
being a four-year letterman in
football (WR) and track and field
(sprinter).

Walter Daniely, Floyd Abel, Dewey Morris, Coach Wright,
Bruce Mullen, Calvin Rogers, and Hubert Hogan

Wright began his career in 1979 at Johnson County High coaching defensive
backs. In 1985 he returned to coaching as a member of the Worth County Rams.
The Rams played for the Class AAA Football State Championship four times and
won the title in 1987.

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Front Row: Justin Wilburn, Jaquan White, Jeremy Wiggins, Marquis Wimberly, Eugene Parker, David Richardson, Amos Daniels

Second Row: David West, Benjamin Wilder, Craig Sanford, Darrell Patterson, Coach Wright, Tyrell Evans, Vincent Bell, Chris Collins, Nicholas Johnson

Third Row: Larico Anderson, Sean Bowe, Eugene Carrington, Jena Gibson, Jawarick Bowan, TaVoris Horton, Roderick Worthy, Boston McConnell, Tavores Bowe
Fourth Row: Coach Rogers, Antwain Hoskins, Lavar Brown, Chauncey Wilmore, Diontye Powell, Jeremy Hamm, Alonzo Patrick, Jarvis Cabiness, Eric Robinson,
Kevin Lee, Coach Abel

Fifth Row: Coach Hogan, Deon Bennett, Bobby Ross, Jonathan Simmons, Kelvin Billingslea, Shaheen Solomon, Willie Brittian, Rodgrequis Thomas, William
Stephens, Coach Daniely

Sixth Row: Coach Mullen, Derrick Whitby, Jerrod West, Gregory McLin, Jeremy Johnson, Brandon Hammonds, Tyrell Harris, Walker Hargrove, Marquis Hill, Lance
Ojo, Coach Morris

102. SPORTS

| IVI, Raiders have really made me
proud this year. With me in their hearts
they showed how dedication and hard
| work pays off. With my seniors starting
their freshmen season off with a not so |
perfect winning record and then to be- |
come the 2000 City Champs, made me |
| come out of the closet. They were deter-

mined. | saw it in their practice, before |
the game, on the field, and the smiling
faces after winning. The Raiders have
been through a lot and they've truly |
earned the respect they deserve. After
winning half the games played, my fel-
low students began to believe in my
Raiders. So | want to say Congratula- |
tions and Tick Tock, Tick tock

the Raiders! | dedicate this next |
page to you ....

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Coach Wright as he gives him the next play.

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SENIOR RAIDERS

Kneeling: Darrell Patterson, Roderquiz
Thomas, (Coach Wright), Chauncey
Wilmore, and Larico Anderson.
Standing: Kelvin Billingslea, Greg
McLin, TaVoris Horton, Lance Ojo,
Diontye Powell, and Eric Robinson,
Not pictured: Corey Harden and Keon
Devereaux

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niors: Prepare yourself for the
| real game: The game of Life. Al-
| ways do what's right. Do the best
| you can and don't drop the ball.
Remember, walk by faith and not
by sight, and never give up.

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SPORTS 103

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We did it! My Raiders played the game and won the title of City
Champs. It took place the night they played Central High School at
Henderson Stadium. They needed this win and for Southwest to be
defeated. In the 4th Quarter, Northeast was winning by two points.
Central had the ball. The ball was soon thrown toward the end zone.
Central had made the winning touchdown. Soon a flag was thrown on the
play. Apparently the opponent dropped the ball before he got to the end

zone. My Raiders and the fans jumped up and shouted.

104 SPORTS

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facon!

5....4....3....2....1! Northeast won the game. I saw the excitement as I
soared through the stands and onto the field. Tears of joy were in their
eyes. Moments later, they were greeted with the best news Soutinvesi
lost their game. You should have seen they way they ran across
Henderson's field. Boy was that a sight! 1 was there and saw it all. This
football season was one to remember. All that practicing really paid off.

I only hope we will get even better next season and bring home the state

title! Again, congratulations on the hard work. Thanks to those who did

not give up.

SPORTS 105

Cross Country Raiderettes

My Raiders and Raideretres have done a
tremendous job this year. They beat our
fhe heat and succeeded. | saw each of
you as you ran those 3 miles around the
school and down Wood Volley Drive. |!
even saw the sneaky things you did. For
example, | saw you faking breaks once
you were ouf of Coach Copeland's eye.
Congratularions to Stephanie Smith for be-
ing the team's MVP.

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Moteak Sanford, Stephanie Smith, Shea Carrington, LaShonda Montgomery, Tyra
Cornegay, Mattie Dean, Carlesha Currie, Karmen Evans, Coach Copeland.

SPORTS

Cross Country Raiders

THE RECORDSGirls 6-4

Boys 2-8

Girls-

2nd NE Invitational
2nd NE Invitational
3rd in Region

3rd NE Invitational
5th in Region

Running Cross Country prepares my Raider and
Raiderettes for other various sports, such as track and
basketball. These dedicated young men and women
worls hard and they are on their way. With me in their
hearts, | know that everything will be alright. Next year
| plan fo see more of my students come our and take

this challenge. | dare you!

Akeem Shannon, Kedric Carswell, Jarrad Hirst, Jermaine Cornelious, Raymond
Gainey, Brandon Riggins, Shannon Ashley, Nicholas Dillard, Coach Copeland.

SPORTS 107

Lakecia paces herself as she

The halftime shows at Northeast are ones not to be @720!eS the ball down the
missed! court.

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Marquita Stephens, Tynicea Wiley, Karmen Evans, Mattie Dean, Tyra Cornegay,
Carlesha Currie, Shandrena Marshall, Lashundra Aaron. Standing

Thomas, Lakecia James, Moteak Sanford, LaShonda Montgomery, Jennifer Harper, Shea Carrington,
Adrienne Collier, Terrail Greene, Nekeithia Howard, Coach Copeland.

Coach Whitaker, Regina

108 SPORTS

When you think of the word teamwork, what do
you think about? Well, I think about my Raiderette
basketball team. These talented young ladies come
together and play the game. This year our team is led
by one senior, Jennifer Harper. All of the girls do a
tremendous job on game day. My girls rank #1 in the
city as well as the region. Iam so proud of them. You
know I will always be there forever because, youve
kept me around for all these years. Basketball is a sport
that requires hard work, dedication, sweat, and good
health. My girls dem-
onstrate that, and a lot
more. I see how hard
they practice after
school, and the work
pays off during a game.
I love you all so much.
Keep up the good work
and good luck girls!

Definition of a Raiderette

It was a rainy afternoon
That I'll never forget;
/ was stopped by some Patriots,

Seminoles, and Bravettes;

They enclosed me all around;

Our fierce glances met;

I stood tall with a smile;

| didnt break a sweat.

I said, Pardon me, Ladies,

But I must be on my way;

The distinguished Raiderettes are

Volunteering today.

They rolled their eyes and shook their heads;

Several of them stepped forward and said,

I despise your kind;

You ain't all that;

Like a day-old coke,

Your kinda flat!

You say you're as good as good can get,

But just what is a Northeast Raiderette?

Take heed, I said, as I began;

Jot down notes; inform your friends;

A real Raiderette is one of a kind;

With good looks alone, we'll blow your mind.
Intelligent, ambitious, sensuous and sassy,

Not prissy or catty, but elegant and classy,

Athletic, artistic, academic are we,

Divine, proud, strong sisters forever;

We stand our ground, fight battles together.
Raiderettes are impenetrable, impossible to stop,
Goaltoriented, optimistic, we're headed to the top.
And there you have it, a true Raiderette;

Inhale and digest it, and never forget!

The girls began crying, then dropped to their knees;
May we enroll at Northeast and be Raiderettes, please?

Lakeisha Fowler
12th Grade

SPORTS LOY

BOYS VARSITY BASK

Sitting Terrence Wilmore, Jeremy Wiggins, Nicholas Dillard, Keon Devereaux, Davion Thorpe. Kneeling Ben
Wilder, Roderick Nash, Dexter Bell, Jeremy Johnson, Olivia Willis. Standing Brandon Riggins, Ernest Howard,
Raymond Gainey, Ken Rozier, Coach Kelley.

L110) SPORTS

This year I opened the doors for a new
Coach, Duane Kelley. Coach Kelley has
been a great inspiration for these young
men. These boys work hard. They have
learned how teamwork can make way
for success. I see how much they love
this sport. Their dedication makes me
proud. I[ love you guys. Remember that I
am always here.

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GIRLS JV BASKETBALL

Kneeling Shannon Jefferson, Lakevia Smith,

Brittney Pooler, Jessica Booze, Tanisha Jones.
Kenya Ralls. Standing Alesia Graham, ra
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The Junior Varsity Basketball Teams have
made me proud. Their dedication makes me
smile. These young players have set a mark for
a great varsity team. Thank you for doing a

tremendous and outstanding job.

Kneeling Terrence Wilmore, Curtis
Whisby, Eugene Parker, Eugene Carrington.
Amos Daniels, Jeremy Wiggins. Standing
Billy Jordan, Boston MeCornell, Chris
Reed, Jaquan White, Trevino Stephens.
Coach Kelley

112 SPORTS

WRESTLING

Wrestling has always been a quiet sport, but the actions very well speak louder. My team has been through it all.
This years wrestling team was led by two seniors, Riccardo Hall and Larico Anderson, All these young men have
the talents and ability. I see it when they are practicing and when they are at the matches. Keep up the good

work!

Kneeling Ke Andra Curry, Andrea Hall, Brandon Hamilton, David Richardson, Riccardo Hall, Vincent Bell,

Candace Smith. Standing Coach Rogers, Larico Anderson, Cassie French, Donnie Henry, Carlton Clayton,

Jeremy Hamm, Coach Mullen.

SPORTS 113

Kneeling Olivia Willis, Carol Williams, Carlesha Currie, Mattie Dean, Karmen Evans, Lavezza
Zanders, Chiharu White Standing Coach Copeland, Moteak Sanford, Stephanie Smith, Tremilia

Lewis, Deedra Phillips, Adalyn Green, Nekeithia Howard, Amber Foster. Terrail Greene, Shanna

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Jeremy Wiggins, Aaron Daniels, Andre Grier. Standing Coach Danielly, Brandon Riggins, Jeremy Johnson, Raymond
Gainey, Johnathan Simmons, Greg McLin, Diontye Powell, Alonzo Patrick, Joseph Williams, Ivey Waller, Ben Wilder

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Track and Field consists of various events. I love
to come out and watch my Raider and Raiderettes
excel in all the events. We have a lot of talent when
it comes to this sport. Last year was a very
memorable year and | know this year will be even
better. | soar through the air as the discus is thrown
far and beyond. | race with the wind as my sprinters
sprint around the track. This sport is one of my
favorites. Good Luck Team. Lets make this season

the best of all seasons.

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High School, Corey Harden and TaVoris Horton These two young me
represented Northeast through sports, as well as academics. Both men had
schools to choose trom laVo ~ had | choose between Notre LJarm \ f
Georgia, Tennessee, Auburn, and many mor His struggle is Detween |
Auburn TaVoris thought hard and chose Auburt where his position
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Front Row: Crystal Curry, Judy Fultz (Advisor), Charles Brown,
Makeda Lane, Shea Carrington, Kathy Thomas. Second Row
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Netiqua Hughes, Elisha Neely, Kelvin Billingslea,

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Front Row: Corey Smit/ Advisor). Jennifer Lee. Kelvin Billingslea, Eric Rol
Makeda Lane, Jamil Willis, LaNita Pl Shalanda Lamb, Philiekia Bor
Tamarcus Harper Second Row: Crystal Curry, Ruby Stephens, Kurtese Hull
Tamesha Henderson, Kevin Caple, Rasheeda Matthews, James Havior, Riccardo Hal
Third Row: Derica Carter. Altoria Harris, Beonka Moye, Taletha Stone, Melody
Wimberly, Darrell Patterson, Antwon Willt Jacobium Holliman Fourth Row:
langela Pet Johnnica Moffett, Charlisa Whisby

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Front Row: Ranita Nunnaly, Jasmine Harrell, Willians Stephens. Second Row:
Jonte Jones, Eugene Parker, Antonio Miller. Carlton Clayton, Jasmine Hill, Etricia
Smith. Third Row: Melissa Hill, Terrence Williams, Natalie

Thrash, Brandon Pitt, Terrence Booze. Fourth Row: Adrian

Dennis, Damienon Kind, Ulyses Person, Boston McCornell,

Anthony Gladden, Douglass Bennett

Front Row: Michael Jump, Michael Arnold, Tyrelle Evans. . Second Row: Dixion
Adams, Carios Lewis, Antoine Freeman, Markita Newsome, Lakevia Smith, Shannan
Hill, Larico Anderson. Third Row; Rionesha Sinclair, Jason

Clover, Danielle Exum, Latasha Lattle, Letara Johnson,

Aletsa Graham, Edward Harris.. Fourth Row: Jerome

Harris, Dave Vincent, Rodrick Brown, Akeem Shannon,

Tony Thomas, John Irvin

CHARLIE

Front Row: Sabrina Robinson, Shandrea Davis, Brian Franklin. Second Row: Cynthia
Oxley, Latyacta Rouse, Jonathon Pennymon, Shartrice Parker. Raushanah Mitchell,
Jamilla Harrell, Estebian Williams, Brittent Mack. Third
Row: Mack Willis, Kenny Lubin, Damario Little, Jacovian

Davis, Daude Harell, Vernon Farley

COMPANY

Front Row: Michael Walton, Brandan Hart. Second Row: Christian Wilkerson,
Tiffany Gray, Tereva Harris, Vincent. Bell, Theresa Bryant, Bethany Delacruz,
Auriel Little, Chelundra Chapman. Third Row: Thanesa Brezial, Ajeta Bonner,
Christopher Slocumb, Joshua Jones, Shawanda Wvynes, Victoria Waller.
Shevetress Morgan.

Fourth Row: Ra-Shawn Middlehrooks, Jacobian. Davis, Cory Tanner. Ricardo
Willis, Ephelius Cornelius, Audrea Smith.

R.OVT.C.

-2001

Michael Walton, Jonte Jones, Brian Franklin, Natalie Thrash.
Marcus Hill

Front Row: Adriann Dennis, Terrence Booze, Marcus Hill Sec-
ond Row: Pamela Robinson. Jerome Harns, Sabrina Robinson.

Front Row: Kenneth Lubin, Michael. Walton, Amanda Murkerson,
Vernon Farley, Mack Willis Second Row: John Irvin, Jonte Jones,
Marcus Hill, Esmeralda Delacruz, Michael Juno Third Row: Audrea
Smith, Ra-shaun Middlebrooks, Thonesha Brezial, Tinelle Freeman,
Shawonda Wynes, Brandon Hart, Douglass Bennett

R.O.T.C. 135

Front Row: |

Holland, Amber Foster, Shana Richardso
Second Row: LaTasha

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Stephens, Chali

Kwametrius Kind, Kourtney Tuggle. Third

Row: Corliss Stewart, Janea Barnes.

Kianna Smith, Erica Purcell, LalTesha Har

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2000-200

Front Row: Regina Thomas, Amber F
armen Evans. Second Row: Dionne

ris, Brad Ware, Kevin Wilburn, Clifton

Johnson, Jerry Houston, Aaron Daniels,

Andre Grier. Third Row: Marshall Talley

Anquarious Styles, Melvin Howell, Kevin
aple, Jamal Williams, Kevin Williams

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136... 2000-2001 MARCHING RAIDERS

Front Row: Sheena Harris, Olivia Willis.
Tracy Hayes, Kristen Price, Lavezza
Zanders, Shenai Willis, Taletha Stone. Sec-
ond Row: Shartrice Parker, Reneshi Luster.
Renee Hodge, Andrea Hall, Starketta Gib
bons, Erica Watkins, Courtney Lowery,

Marissa Ussery

Front Row: Trey Gordon, Roderick Nash,
Amber Foster, Danny Miller, Shannon
Ashley. Second Row: Terrance Goodrum,
MacArthur Smith. Third Row: Raynard
Little, Chris Jordan, Antonio Barnhill

Reneshi Luster, Shana Richardson, Regina
Thomas, Danny Miller, Roderick Nash,
Marshall Talley, Amber Foster, Kevin

Caple, Aaron Daniels, Andre Grier, Harolyn
Bell, Deidra Shinholster, Taletha Stone

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Student
Council
Members

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Front row: Charles Brown, Shalanda Lamb, James Havior, Mattie Dean, Jerry Houston,
Chalae Cofer. Second row: Aminah Dixon, Kimberlie Laidler, Wakeela Simpson, Kathy
Thomas, Jerome Tripp, Christina Bond. Third row: Jacobium Holliman, Netiqua Hughes,

Tamesha Henderson, Janea Barnes, Ms. Hunter, Erica Watkins, Marshall Talley.

N.E.H.S. Government

2000/2001

Student
Council

Officers

Aminah Dixon (Treasurer), Charles Brown (Vice-President), Kimberlie Laidler (Secretary), Ms. Hunter
(Advisor), Kathy Thomas (President/ District Coordinator), Jerome Tripp (District Coordinator).

i388 CLUBS

Freshman Class Officers

Jerry Houston (President), Chalae Cofer (Vice-President)

Sophomore Class Officers

Janea Barnes (President), Jerome Tripp (Vice-President),
Christina Bond (Secretary)

Junior Class Officers

Erica Watkins (Vice-President), Marshall Talley (Presi-
dent )

Senior Class Officers

Tamesha Henderson (Secretary), Aminah Dixon (Vice-
President), Shalanda Lamb (Treasurer), Netiqua Hughes
(President )

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I cant believe Ive finally reached the final chapter of Valhalla 2001.
ve witnessed the incredible amount of time and commitment this
years staff has invested in making this unique record of Northeast
memories. | can feel your hearts on each and every page, knowing
your unrelenting perseverance to create the best yearbook in my
ali) cola'Amy\alomcomigiia| @ig'-im\elem-||e\(eMas -mmial-B- esi mem) | Mba |e el giY| (ec (
eo) <)||lale ial -lgg'-4igle Mice a gamle g-\\.- gi celU ea|em-ls.eMglegleg em

And then | look at the entire Northeast family and | know that you all
lg ig (a -\-l-e ame lgam-lemal\- lig aise mjige sce Mmm \ Aalto laa Mell g-leit\val alco
to your involvement with me. Those of you now reading these pages
supported me financially in this volumes creation...#28! And special
V\[o)ge Me) Mee-\t10\e|-me eo -\- rom ia|-m @'-\-\-me) m-1010) Mme (eo 0Ma'-\\.- me) ala sso
sac- mtg mM e.0 me aligl6\-)(-\-gam-lgleme| el (elie smiowasg|-mmmv 01m ele) @-im@ig|-B- ales
Wi [ sale) aa vem -!eit(eal-\-mgal-\s\\aem 1016 a)i(-\ei me aM\.e0 @ea)lclsieeem-isemalecls
Teiglele)Maal-ssle)s(-\- mmm (0.0 mieial|ielg-aM')/|| Mela |-me'-\\a ee @-imigl- Be) ets g-\-e-lse
gain a better perspective of what you were like as a young person. My
gratitude is also extended to our community for helping make this
publication possible. Support these businesses, as they most gener-
ro] Ui-)\"Miaai-(e(-Milaisig.e-\Mmeleaiclt(e)s\-m eM as) a-jte)aMee Sele Ba ce ge ome (- Mal:

has definitely been a year when our entire community has 14
TIME TO CONTRIBUTE.

b (-) tal Melee) @-Mas ej mie ar-lis)\\aigi-mes|aglal-ite ame) me a|-m.ee g.eM-.e\ a)
vision. tt was my Editor-in-Chief, Aminah Dixon, who envisioned,
re [-1-i[e ale Me-laleMal-|\e\-em-Malleiai\me(-le|(e-ik-eM-it-lsmagle)(-sal-gim- lama elolmaglois
is truly my story. She took the time to listen to my walls and record
what they had to say. While Im staying right here on this hill, its time
ice) ua - gm coma e)\/-Meam-\sleMagle)g-(emig| Miwa -a-) ee Me g-e:-\g-ma ae) em
This is her farewell: As a student at Northeast High School | have
learned many things that will forever follow me in my life. !| have
(=Folg ale Mcome(-| Mm Uitgme.- ee) |-B-\s eM Mal-\.-8-\-lge eM coms ls.e|-\g-jt-\s eRe.) 0 | mamE
ii el-mielg-\/ g@eig-1(-110| Mie migi-meeee gills ismioe|e-Me-\gme)m'.c)5 mas ase a
at Northeast. As a freshman | never had a yearbook so there wasnt
really much to reflect on. My goal was to make sure that no other
\ig-)-\g)ga}-|gmei-\-\-m\(e18| om \\( mi al-\\.-mcome oMigige|s\camigi-im@-le'-| amis |-Belele) a .
Tem eas (- mh /-\\ gn) eis eo mmne 0 \-)at-\-M- Meg||(eMe oe \- Mig ||-Meee) @a-0\0|g-e- Me) me)!
dedication, attention, and people to support it. So Northeast my last
will and testament
is this; | Aminah | ee "py,

Dixon of creative 4 ee SUNN ems
aalaceM-\ale Melo Mal--\a: i
leave behind my
baby, my sweat,
my tears, and my
heart, l leave
Valhalla 2001.

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li THE SEEDLING

v By: Paul L. Dunbar

As a quiet little seeding To be sure, the haste and hurry
Lay within its darksome bed, Made the seeding sweat and pant;
To itself it fell a-talking, But almost before it knew it

And this is what it said: It found itself a plant.

Tam not so very robust, The sunshine poured upon tt,

But I'll do the best I can; And the clouds they gave a shower;
And the seedling from that moment And the little plant kept growing
Its work of life began. Till it found itself a flower.

So it pushed a little leaflet Little folks, be like the seeding,
Up into the light of day, Always do the best you can;

To examine the surroundings Every child must share life's labor
And show the rest the way. Just as well as every man.

The leaflet liked the prospect, And the sun and shower will help you
So it called its brother, Stem; Through the lonesome, struggling hours,
Then two other leaflets heard it, Till you raise to light and beauty

And quickly followed them. Virtues fair, unfading flowers.

Be not deceived; God is not mocked: For
whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also
reap. ... Galatians6:7

Sow wisely and reap joyously!

With love,
Cassandra Ellsberry and Angeline Allison

Congratulations ! You have accomplished one goat. Shnough Christ you will
accomplish the rest. We are very proud of you. We always knew in our hearts
that you would succeed. Kemember to put God in all that you do; with him in

your heart you will make ee.

Congratulations
Tiffany Nicole Ellison!

You have finally made it and we are so proud of you. You are no
longer our little girl, but a lady venturing into the world. May God
be with you as you walk across the stage into a new world. We hope
that all your dreams come true
Love,
Grandmother, Mom, Tim, and Grandfather

Congratulations Elisha! You
have done the job. Best
wishes to you in the future.

Congratulations
Kathy! You have fi-
nally made it. May
God be with you to
guide you on the path
of continuing your
journey to success.
Love,
The Thomas Family

VA

JaNeen

Congratulations Natasha,

We are so very proud of you.
As you journey through this
life, always remember to put

God first in every decision you

make and He will direct vour
path. We wish you much
happiness and success. Never
sell yourself short, you can do
all things through Christ.

We love and support you.

Mom & Dad
Nicole & Tyrone
Grandparents, Calvin & Mattie

W hite
Aunts Mildred Ford & Fay White

Many Years ago God

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decided to break the
cycle and form the cir-
cle. Ghis circle was
formed with the confi-
dence that He who
began a good work in
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you will perfect it until
the day of Jesus
Christ.

Peace & Love,
Daddy, Momma, and fi
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With God's help and guidance
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tinue to do well, and achieve
much success in the future.
- Love,
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Shaqwona,
Here's to an
ending and a
new begin-
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| love you,

*. Auntie Cassandra

We are very proud of
your many accomplish-
"4 ments. It has been a
blessing from God to
have a daughter/sister

It's not enough to have a dream un-

less you're willing to strive for it.

It's not enough to know what's right

unless you're strong enough to do it.

It's not enough to join the crowd, to

be acknowledged and accepted.

like you. Keep striving

You must be true to uour ideas, ever

if you're pushed sway.

at to achieve your goals.

It's not enough to reach or love un-

less you care enough to give it.

@ We are proud of you.
Love,
Stan, Fay, and Jerry

Love forever,

Thanks Mom, for continuously say- ies:
ing, the better part of a mans | |
education is that which he gives |
himself. R. Lowell. I willnow go | od,
after The Better Part. |

I love you,

A lot of people told me _ that |
would not make it. They said |
would not be here at this point
today | am_ glad |! finally met
my inspiration, Mrs. Janie Brown
She taught me to let go and 0be
myself and let God lead the way.
Northeast High School has been a
great memoir in my life. It has
been a_ stepping ladder to greater
SUCCESS | have had good and bad
times | have lost many _ friends

but gained close ones.

Joumey
has not
ended.
but
just be-

| have opened my life to God and since
my life has been so grand, | would like
to thank the following people: Mr. Alan
Hale Wickes, Shanella Henry, Lanita
Pless, Tyra Cornegay, Angela Gordon,
Mr. DuBois, Ebony Brown, Chanis
Nixon, Bethany Powell, Alfred Riggins,
Lashunda Cook, Niger Brown, Malik
Brown, Africa-Brown Smart, and Mr. C.
J. Brown. These people have taught me
life-long lessons that have helped me
grow up to be the proud, tall, intelligent,
and beautiful black woman that | am
today. To all these people | say THANK
YOU. | pray for your peace and good in
life. | dedicate this to Mrs. Francis
DeBerry, Mr. Melvin DeBerry, Miss Alicia
Blash, Miss Deidra DeBerry, and my
favorite Miss Erica Mariah DeBerry.

Congratulations Elisha, you're a big girl now. Even though I wasn't there all the time, you still made it
through. You have made others and me so proud of you. You have shown us what it means to succeed and
become somebody in life. Even when those were in doubt of you, still you hung strong. There is nothing you

can't do. You have already shown us that. So remember to keep your head up and don't let anvone steal vour

JOY.
Love,
Mama & Family, Smith Cottage,
Nikki Shakespeare Staff

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Keluin!

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have a sfecial place in my heart

We are
proud of
you.
Love,

Mom & Dad

Tore, Our big sister and the light of our lives
Good luck as you move on to higher goals.
Love ua
Tarnia & Thomas

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Dana

Even though we have just started to bond this year
we have really had fun. I want to let you know that
/ appreciate you for allowing me to Know what a
great person you are inside and always remember
{0 keep God by vour side.

Love,

Jasmine

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forward to being able to spend some memorable times together
this last year of high school {iways remember that I will
vs love you no matter what i wish you nothing but
evervday life. it will soon be over
Your Sistei

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success in the future iiways make the right dectstons in you
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Congratulations to Makeda Nylette Lane
May the Lord continue to bless and give you strength as you
graduate and go on to college. Continue to be yourself and stay
close to God.
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Seemed awfully brave to me.

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bud saw the same beautiful mouth Its urge was far too strong

That made me cry when you first smiled at me But when it reached the other shore,

When you were a baby. It proved this theory wrong,

Me oie cot dean wiee Which indicates there is no chore

Sea 9 ald gaa dese cine We cannot fail to do,

Upon a wide, wide sea.

If we but have the fighting will to see
Our aim come true.
For though the challenges we face are as a
Wide, wide sea
When we meet them with full effort,
Full success will be achieved.

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Wy support, guidance, As you had no choice for a sister in me.
Friendship and love I have been so lucky to have been given you,
Every minnle of the day. As you're the best sister there could ever be.

7 love being your mother What we share together is so special;

Reet uf the good work Unlike what we share with anyone else.

woud stay focused As we have a bond that only sisters can feel,
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Love. Ha
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But that is just part of us all being unique.
oa Yet I know that I can always turn to you,

And you'll be my strength when I am weak.
Life You've been more than just a sister to me.

As over the years you have been a best friend.

LIFE IS A GIFT ACCEPT IT
LIFE |S AN ADVANTAGE DARE IT
LIFE IS A GAME PLAY IT
LIFE IS A STRUGGLE FACE IT
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A blessing I've been given, which has no end.

We've shared our lives, our laughter and tears,
And grown as close as two sisters could be.
You're an important part of my life, and I love you;

I'm so glad that you have been a sister for me!

God has
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This is not a friendship ad or personal
ad, but a thank you ad. Thanks for
what? Who is there when trials and
tribulations are in the air? Who is
there when family isnt? You guys
have been there every step of the
way. This is not to say our relation-
ships are
always
smooth,
or we
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on each
other's
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And for that | am forever grateful. | love and

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thank you all.

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Here stands a young man of happiness with a vision for
success. A strong-willed person who is not afraid of losing. |
strive for the best and all things that I am capable of doing.

By keeping God first, nothing
can go wrong. Il, Tereence
Nelson, believe that if you be-
lieve in yourself and respect
others, you will receive it back
in many blessings. Go NE
Raiders!

Press toward the mark for
the prize of the high calling
in Jesus Christ.
Phillipians 3:14

Ashely,
We love you,
Mommy and Daddy

Over the years, you have
matured so much. You are
very independent, very tal-
ented, and you've stood tall
through it all. Sharon,
times might get harder be-
fore they get better, but
God is always by your side.
We hope your future will
always be as bright as the
smile on your face. On
those rainy days, always
think about the love God
has for you. Congratula-
tions in your senior year
and may you always be
successful. Always re-
member that you climb the
ladder to success with
many, but you fall alone.
Graduating Senior
Of 2001
Love ya!
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October 20, 1982 was very special to us. It was the day that
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eyes on you, we knew you were a special child. You were an
eight-pound spitting image of your Momma! Through the years,
we have watched you grow from a baby into a fine young man.
Though obstacles have sometimes appeared in your path, you

some how, some way, always overcame them.

And here you are today; about to
embark on that journey called life.
When we look into your eyes we
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tunities. We are proud to say
that you're our son and brother.
We know that you will succeed in
life and all its' adventures. Reach
high and never look low. Remem-
ber you're the best and never
settle for less. May God bless
you and keep you as you reach
for your goals in life. Always
keep in mind, you are our shining
star, our dream come true.
With love,
The Williams Family

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2001, I say good luck and strive for the best!
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be. Strive and work hard for what you want. You
have proved that to me many times. Taletha, you still
have a long road to travel and a lot of things to learn.
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FRIENDS
FOREVER

You have made it through all
the struggles of school and
life. You have become a
successful senior. Now its
time for you to shine and
march across the stage. We
wish you all the luck and all
the love on your graduation
day.
Love always,

Mom & Dad

Friendship is the most important treasure

Life without each other would not be a pleasure.

We talk about all our deepest secrets

BIG and small

Knowing that we will remain friends through it all.
We have watched each other grow up and become
young ladies

Others are envious and may think that we are shady.
We are unique and different, as that is what keeps us
together.

We have never fallen short or disrespected one another.
We keep it real, and never misunderstood

Some try to be as tight, others wish they could.

Soon that day will come when we will have to depart,
Only in sight, but not from ones heart.

LaKeisha Fowler

Much success to the
Graduating Class of
2001. May God con-
tinue to bless us all as
we leave these North-
east halls.
Love always,
Dana, Keisha, and

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that God has richly blessed you.

Your assertiveness and determi-
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these precious things float out to endless
sea, we love our hope, our love and all
our reason to be.

Congratulations to the Class of 2001!
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1637 Third Avenue
Macon, Georgia 31201-1135

(912) 743-8413

FAX: (912) 743-8483

Michael A. Chambers, Pastor

Changing Lives Through The Risen Christ

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We are so proud of you on what you have accomplished
in life. Stay strong and don't give up on yourself. We love
you very much.

Love,

Mama & Granny

Taletha,

Chris .
l have seen you hit a major 360. We

You don't know what it means to me to 5;
both know how vou were in the ninth

see you graduating with me this year. Ther
grade, and it was not a pretty sight

were many times when I didn't see this day ,
Just like any smart person, you saw the
coming. After all these years of tears, I nou
error of your ways, and immediately

cry tears of joy. I hope that you see why I
corrected them. You were responsible
found it wmportant for you to graduate with ,
' : enough to PAY the price. But at the

me. I hope that you go far in life, and keep
end, you are a senior, you get out early

that drive to prove all haters wrong. Chris
: / ; > and Vou passed thre GHSGT. laletha ]

I see vour TRUE colors, you just need to let
am very proud of you. I'll see you at G.

them shine through State. } full
ate, hopefully

Your Girl
VMinah

Your Girl
Minah

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MUCH | STRIVE FOR IT
TO
yout!

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Congratulations from Mom & Dad to our baby
Kathy on four very successful high school years.

Kenya, | am glad to
have you as a best friend for
13 years and many more. |

am going tO miss yOu
mucn.
Take a walk with me!

Tyra,

We have been
friends for 13 years and
| am going to miss you
a lot.

Bounce with me!

Chauncey, | am also blessed to have you as a son. |
thank God for your love, kindness and sensitivity. It has
been a joy to see you mature into the young mon thot
you have become. As you travel this road called life
always keep God first.

Thank you for being a positive person in your
brother's life
Congratulations!
We love you,
Momma & Tee

SO

Porsha,

Its hard to believe that you're
graduating from high school. Con-
tinue to be positive, pleasant, and

poised and you're gonna make it.
Best Wishes,
Auntie Sheila

YOU GO GIRL!!

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(Moneta Clowers)

CONGRATULA-
TIONS

DADDYS BABY
GIRL

(Moneta Clowers)

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Dear TaVoris M.
Horton,

| am so very

proud of you.

You have really

turned out to be

an impressive

young man.

When I see you

day by day, ma-

turing and being

more responsible,

it really makes

me smile. I ad-

I wish you the best in

following your dreams and know you will

mire you so much.

attain them all.
Superman

your #1 fan. Remember to always leave it in

You will always be my
and I will always be

the Lord's hands.

OVE VOU,

Shalanda Lamb

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Customer Service
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P.O. Box 927
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279 Reid Street
Macon, GA 31208
(478) 745-6563

Congratulations Northeast Class of 2001!

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I have finally made it!! I have been fh school for 13 years and I can
finally say I made it. Being able to graduate from high school is
worth all the hard work. I want to wish all the underclassmen the
best of luck in the future.

Much Love,
Kenya

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D.DS. er >} Congratulations on your graduation
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simple things. May your essence claim the freshness of
the new laid morning dew
Congratulations to the Class of 2001!
To the underclassmen: May you accomplish

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Congratulations Class of 2001

Central Georgia Technical College is proud to provide the opportunity for
higher education. With over 100 programs to choose from there is something
for everyone. At Central Georgia Technical Col-
lege, students receive first hand current informa-
tion on whats new, what training is required and
what jobs are available. CGTC provides financial
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CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES!
REMEMBER, ALWAYS COCA-COLA

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Just like ivy and the wall, together we stand, together we fall.
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GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES

Worship Schedule
Sunday
Early Morning 7:15 a.m.
Morning 00 a.m.
Mid-Morning 11:00 a.m.

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7:00 p.m.

The Church at Study
Sunday
9:00 a.m.

Wednesday
12 Noon
7:00 p.m.

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Friday After the Third Sunday at 7:00

Imani Broadcast Ministry
RADIO
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Wednesd.
5:30 p.m. - WDODO

TELEVISION
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"A Church Known For Its Faith"

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