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NorTHEAST HEALTH SCIENCE MAGNET HIGH SCHOOL 
1646 UPPER RIVER ROAD 
Macon, GA 31211 


Holume 33 


Valhalla 


Established 19c0 





If these walls could talk, they would... 


...laugh at the good times, cry for the mournful 
times, cheer trumphantly at its successes, and scold 
those souls that befoul its interior. They'd give a 
long sigh like grandma or grandpa sitting in the 
old, creaking rocking chair. Slowly they'd rock, 
back and forth, fanning an old tattered church fan, 
and say, Well my child, it all began a long time ago, 
when I was young and new and my paint still 
glistening. When the first soul walked my halls, 
how proud I was. Although great I was, there was 
something missing. Intergration came and all was 
well. Beautiful and magnificent I stood atop this 
hill. Generations came with a deep yearning for 
learning and left with their minds heavily laden 
with knowledge. Legacies were created in men and 
women alike. Now its our time, the Hip Hop 
generation, to grow and make choices about the 
road ahead. Our Legacy Starts Here. 





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Legacies 


You and your parents may call it Northeast, but the 
school has actually held a host of names. Just ask 
your grandparents about some of them. Try back 
when football games were only $1.00 or how about 
majority of the students being white. Think of no 
dress code. The main hairstyle of choice was an afro. 
Imagine seeing Coach Copeland with a fro. 


This was the Northeast during the late 70s and early 
80's. Many of us probably dont recognize graduates from Northeast past those who left our 
freshmen year. But if you look around, these are Northeast graduates everywhere: parents, 
coaches, teachers, janitors, campus police, and even principals. Their view is much different 
from ours. 


When Mrs. Glover attended Northeast, the school 
was built for white children only. The school slowly 
became an all black school. She graduated from 
Northeast in 1971. Back then she wore afros, 
platform shoes, and bell bottom pants. Mrs. Glover 
is now the mother of one girl and one boy. She has 
been married for 23 years. She attended Macon State 
College for two years and went to Mercer University 
to major in music for two years. She then went to 
Georgia College for a special education degree in 
mental retardation. Her daughter Ariel is a 
sophomore this year. 


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Mrs. Jeffreys is a computer teacher at Northeast who has been 
working here for the past two years. She graduated in 1981, 
and the mother of one son. She and her husband have been 
married for 11 years. She attended Georgia State University. 
She completed six years with a Bachelors and Masters degree. 
Mrs. Jeffreys is a Delta. 


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Coach Mullen is a husband and the father of four children. 
He attended Fort Valley State University for four and half 
years to major in education. The styles that he remembers 
wearing were bellbottoms and stack heels. The school games 
were only a dollar. 


Mrs. Lynch is the mother of one daughter, and has been 
married for 20 years. Things that she enjoys are 
socializing, reading, and traveling. Ms. Lynch attended 
Morris Brown College for her bachelors degree and 
Novel Southeastern University for her masters. Back 
when she was in school the style was afros, pumps, and 
gauchos. The school was less strict and students 
exercised more rights. 


Officer Johnson is a wife and mother of two daughters. 
She attended MSC, but left soon after finding out that 
she was pregnant. Her family life started very early. 
Officer Johnson then went into the military and it 
changed her path. She then went into security and now 
she is in law enforcement. The style she remembers were 
flips, mushroom, shaggy, straight legs, no sagging, izod, 
polo, and pumps. The of view of the school was that 
fights were rare; 60% black 40% white population. The 
prom also was held in the lunchroom. She graduated in 
1980 


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Cime Hav Change He, 


Older, wiser and more than an institution in Macon and middle 
Georgia, Northeast Health Science Magnet High School is a model for 
hard work, vast knowledge and success. A new era dawned as the school 
made the transition from a boy/girl academy of the 1960s, to the joining 
of Mark Smith High School and Lasseter High School. The halls were 
painted, the desks brand spanking, and a new book smell filled the air for 
the first day. Thirty years later things are different. The new smell is only 
a memory. Campus police is vital to safety, and for a while our vending 
machines were broken into weekly. 


Though Northeast has experienced many different changes the posi- 
tives over-shine the negatives. Teaching is extremely highly regarded in 
our area and our sports teams are possibly the best. Once a new young 
coach on the hill, Alvin J. Copeland has given this school pride and 
transformed our girls basketball team into a dynasty. Along with football 
and track and field, we are recognized as the premier school for physical 
success. Northeast is also a premier educational school. Winning count- 
less awards in the academic field, our staff has changed us into a institu- 
tion for knowledge. 


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But J Can't Trace Cime 


Northeast is such an inspiring school that many of our teachers are 
former students. These are just a few.... and their reactions to these 


questions. 


Erma Stevens: 

Graduated in 1974 

First taught at Northeast in 1985 

Two teachers are still here since her graduation. 
Vocational Building added since 74 

Students took six classes a day in 74 

Favorite subject is Literature (now teaches 
literature) 

She was The Golden Star [newspaper] editor, and 
head typist 

A and B student 

More students successfully completed a 4 year or 
bachelor degree in a respective discipline 


Robert Stevenson: 

Graduated in 1991 

First taught at Northeast in 2001 

Nine teachers are still here since his graduation 
Formerly we had use of 2 lunchrooms 

Students had six classes a day in 91 

Favroite subject was Social Studies (now hes an 
assistant principal) 

He was The Golden Star [newspaper] editor, Golden 
eagle award winner 

A and B student 

Vaules of students have changed and there is a better 
administration than in my time 


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FACES IN... 


Future nurses, professional athletes, teachers, and 
armed service leaders all walk the halls of Northeast 
on a daily basis, learning what it takes to succeed in 
the real world. Students at Northeast have big 
dreams, and big goals. Although they may seem 
idealistic to some, they have a plan to make their 
dreams come true. These students are determined to 
do what it takes to succeed in life, and no matter 
what obstacles will come their way, they refuse to 
quit, and to alwaysremember to keep on keeping on. 


Name: Armone Evens 

Grade: 10th 

Hero: My uncle who plays for the Louisiana 

Cardinals 

Goal: become an entrepreneur, own his own sports | 

store, and go to UGA. 

Favorite Entertainer: Michael Vick 

Hobbies: playing football, baseball, tennis, and many other sports. 


Name: Ervin Glover 
 Grade: 12th 
a Hero: my mother 
Favorite Entertainer: Jim Carey, Oprah Winfrey 
Goal: Attend Johnson and Wales and major in 
Culinary arts, and eventually become a CEO of the 
Food Network. 


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Name: Malcom Hunter 

Grade: 10th 

Hero: my parents 

Favorite Entertainer: Ray Charles 

Goal: graduate from high school, go to 
Morehouse College, and become a Forensic 
scientist. 

Hobbies: playing music, writing, and just having fun. 


_ Name: Jonathan Brown 

| Grade: 10th 
Hero: Parents 
Favorite Entertainer: Jimi Hendrix 
Goal: become the best guitar player in history, 
teach others how to play, and have a guitar named 
after him. 


Hobbies: playing his 4 guitars. He has been playing guitar for 2 
years. Some of his favorite guitars are Alarez, First Act, and Rokax . 


Name: Fredrico Napier 

Grade: 12th 

Hero: I really admire my father 

Favorite Entertainer: New York Yankee Derek Jeter 
Goal: graduate from high school, go to Florida State | 
University to play college baseball and become a | 
professional baseball player. 

Hobbies: playing baseball, flirting ,and working hard 


"THE CROWD 


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Whos Getting A Job? 


Now whos getting the jobs? Think about it, look around, its not that hard! 
For the 2005-2006 school year, many students from Northeast High Schoo! 
ages of 15 to 18 started to take over the job industry. Many raiders and 
raiderettes can be found working at jobs such as fast food restaurants 
pharmacies, or the mall between the hours of 3:00 P.M. and 10:00 P.M.. For 
most students having a job is a source of independence and freedom, and 
with this newfound freedom also comes responsibility. Like being on time 
for work, being able to adapt to someone elses rules besides your own, and 
being able to handle and get along with different types of people and their 
attitudes. 


WORKING 


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RAIDERS 


Hey! Isn't that what we as students deal with in high school? I guess what the 
teachers and administrators have been telling us is right: How you perform 
in school will affect the way you perform in society. Also with this newfound 
responsibility you must be able to balance a social life (if you can afford to 
still have one), school, and after school activities. For most students it is hard 
to maintain everything, especially during midterms, final exams, SATs, and 
the graduation test. All of the extra stress can start to wear on a student's 


body: mentally, physically, and emotionally. So the question is, can you still 
handle the pressure? 


10 VALHALLA 2006: LEGACIES 





Things to Remember When Applying For a Job 


|. Obtain an application in the right attire. (Sometimes you may get hired on the spot) 
2. Reserve an interview date. 
3. Have a typed resume. 
4. Dress for the position or occasion. 
5. Arrive at least 15 minuets early, to give yourself time to prepare. 
6. Make sure to stand up, give a firm hand shake, and introduce yourself and keep eye contact. 
7. At the end of the interview, thank the manager/boss for their time. 
8. After the interview, make sure to call and check up on the position applied for. 
9. Send a thank you letter at least one week after the interview. 


You Know Its Time To Get A Job When... 


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You have to make a life 

decision about lunch: to y. 

choose between eating ; / You cant afford to buy 
lunch at school or waiting aS bootleg CDs. 

till you get home to eat. 


You bum five 
cents to a 
quarter in 

change everyday 

just to make a 

dollar. 


You have to borrow You cant afford to buy an 
money from your lil idea. 
brother. 


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showed that the average girl rates the importance of looks (ona scale of 1-10) at 3. Guvs on the other hand gave looks an average of 6 
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dating, relationships, and appearances have changed since the last decade. So what exactly are the new criterion and views? 


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boo. e@ it or not, 40% of guys 
nouccs the way a girl dresses 
o1 caries herself first, 39% 
notice her body, 12% notice 
er simile, and 9% notice her 


eyes. 


Perfect Woman... 

\\ hon asked what their 
Jrcan girl has to have, 50% 
sid personality, 25% said 
- 13, 16% said beauty, and 
9% sal BOGiys 


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girl to imoee 

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ith long hair, 31% said it 
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oo good on her, 20% said 

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short. 


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<1 as to have a good body, 
chose other, 15% said a 
oor smile, and 8% said 
eyes. 


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Guys said... 
The most important things in a 
relationship... 
1. Honesty/Trust 32% 
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3. Love/Loyalty 26% 
. Communication 12% 


The worst things in a 
relationship... 
. Cheating 40% 


. Being tied down 25 


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3. Jealousy 30% 

4. Breaking Up 8% 


Top 3 famous women with the 
Perfect Look 

1. Beyonce Knowles 

2. Halle Berry 
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. Ciara 


. Spending time together 30% 


Drains/beauty, body, and 
personality ?. \ 
Combination of the four 


Most Attractive Bo. . 


1. 


Steve Blilluc 
Anthony Burne, 
Jarvaris Brown 
Jaquan Dan. 
Samario Dennis 
Atticus Dillard 
Javante Hawkins 
Courtney VV illiams 
Eric Robinson 
jon Claud Brown 
Jarvis Asidu: 
Demeco Newsome 
Ternez Mc( 
Jamanuel Battle 
Dextroise Dillard 
Kendrick  apicr 
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Deonte Hou... 
Jarvis Wigs 
Javion Hug! 
Dondrae Hi!! 
Fredrico Napicr 


. Daquan Lew 


Deangelo Dixon 
Vaccarro Tharpe 
Alton Aller 


I'M THE TYPE OF 

GUY THAT LIKES TO 

KEEP MY OPINIONS 

OPEN JUST IN CASE 

Ms. RIGHT COMES 
ALONG. 

-- Marcus Davis 





Both agreed that personality is most important. Some things both sexes will agree on... but then their differences in opinions make it 
seem as if the opposite sex really is from another planet 


Girls said... 
The most important things in a 
relationship 
1. Honesty/Trust 46% 
2. Spending time together 17% 
3. Love/ Loyalty 21% 
4. Communication 16% 


Attractive, adj. 1. 
Brains,beauty, body, and 
personality 2. A 
combination of the four 


Most Attractive Girls 
Stacey Freeman 
Gloria Aaron 


Lauren Queen  
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Andrea Whitby 


a 1. Cheating 61% 
Jamesia Simms 5 9 
Shalondalall 2. Jealousy 14% 
onalonGas 3. Being tied down 12% 


 fe  4. Breaking Up 9% 
Amberia Robertson 5. Fighting 5% 


Costeyetta Moss 
Brittney Fitzpatrick 
Selita Banks 
Tiffany Hugley 
Jermica Aaron 
Danielle Swint 
Jessica Lester 

. Chelsea Farrar 
Sabrina Morgan 
Tamellah Bell 


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Top 3 famous men with the 
Perfect Look... 

1. Morris Chestnut 

2. Usher 

3. Nelly 


What catches her eye? 

When asked what they notice first about 
boys 57% of girls said the way they dress 
and carry themselves, 18% said his smile, 
17% said his body, and said 8% said his 


 


The Old Days 


Boys carried their girlfriends 
AT THIS POINT IN OUR 


eyes. 


What type of hair do girls prefer? 

48% of girls said it doesnt matter what 
type of hairstyle a boy has as long as it 
looks good on him, 27% said a low cut, 
12% said dreds and 8% said braids. 


A dream come true... 

When asked what's the one thing her 
dream boy had to have 59% said 
personality, 33% said brains, 6% said 
beauty, and 2% said body. 


What's the most important physical feature 
on a guy? 

40% of girls said other, 30% said body, 
27% said smile, and 3% said eyes. 


Nowadays 


Boys walk past a girl when 


she drops her books. 


TEENAGE LIVES, 
RELATIONSHIPS ARE 
INEVITABLE... BUT IT 

SHOULDN'T RUN YOUR 
ure. We'RE TOO 
YOUNG TO BE TIED 
DOWN, BUT THERE'S 

NOTHING WRONG WITH 

HAVING A FRIEND... 
-- STACEY FREEMAN 


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Chat was Chen... 


Compare Northeast today to the Northeast of 

yesteryear, and you'll find that some things have 

changed and some have stayed the same. When 

our parents and teachers were in high school they 

wore bell bottoms, straight leg pants, and pedal 

pushers. Everyone can agree that at least one 

person in their family had a Jheri Curl or a Pee 

Wee Herman. If someone wore their hair like that 

today he would seriously get cracked on. Though 

some things have changed, some have come back. , you can see in the late 80s teens 
For instance, gauchos are a big hit today. In an didnt care how their car looked just as 
interview with Ms. Walker she revealed that nang 08 They te ae 

Gauchos were a big hit in the late 80s and early 

90's. Cars like Impalas, Mustangs, all types of 

older Cadillacs are now being fixed up with hot 

rims and stereo equipment by the guys. Hoopty no 

more. The ladies are fixing up their nails with 

exotic designs. 


Music back in the day: 
Best Artist: 
Luther Vandross 


Best Group: 
The Temptations 
Best Song of All Times: 


A Woman's Work Maxwell 


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Sauae = This is the same car as the other page just a newer 
oe model. As you can see it is sitting on dubs...well, 
pase they are 10s but he keep them clean. 


Are Ariel's 
nails creative 
or what? 


ae eet Music today: 


cookies | Sara 
smell...NO, Best Tap artist: 


those are Zans Young Jeezy 


shoes! 


Best Group: 
In our mothers day she would simply Pretty Ricky 


put some polish on her nails and be 


done. As you can see above, Ariel Best SsOng of 2005: 
thinks a little different. Shoes are even Soul Survivor Young Jeezy ft 


different now. Back in the day teens 

often only had two pairs of shoes  a Akon 

white pair for school and a black pair 

for church on Sunday morning. Now 

teens have a pair of shoes for every 

outfit that they wear. There are shoes 

now that our parents wouldnt think to 

wear. Zan makes a perfect example of * - 

that  the bottoms of his shoes smell ots NM Ni 


like cookies. 


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Raiders!!!! Start Your engines!!! 


One way teenagers express themselves is through their cars. 
Nothing is quite as special as that first car. Driving is exciting 
for first timers. Here are some students and their cars. Most 
of the time you can tell a great deal about a person by the 
car they drive and how they take care of it, but if someone 
just bought it for them, then the calculations might not be 
right. 


Nitesia Pattersons 99 Font Drivers licenses are no issue for these students. 
Explorer Just wait patiently for 16 years of age, and it's Free 
What's it like being on the road? at last! What doesn't go through people's minds is 
Its alright to have a ride but, I dont the responsibility that comes with getting a car. 
wand ts clive olf Ge tenes. Insurance isnt cheap nowadays, and neither is gas! 
Since when did money grow on trees? Keep it on 
the road kids, and pay attention or theyll take that 
precious card away and raise your rates. Be thrifty 
with the joyrides too, or you'll end up putting all of 
your hard earned green into your tank. 


Has been driving for a year. 


Tavores J. Ware (TJ) 95 green Vacarro Tharpe 99 Burgundy Ian Ricks 95 white Mazda 
Honda Acord Yukon Whats it like to be on the road? 
Whats it like being on the road? What's it like being on the road? Aggravating You have to 
Its a good experience because you It feels good to be riding big but, be extremely aware and you 
get to know your surroundings. You you gotta have big bread for that gas cant multi-task unless you got 
find new places. you know. Real talk: I plan on skills. 
Has been driving for two years. getting a smaller car cause the one | Has been driving for three 
have now uses up too much gas! years. 


I advise you all to limit the places you go, and ride together. Car-pool to save gas and money. Dont let 


riders freeload, make em chip! The best place to get gas in 2005/06 is Kroger gas station. Make sure you 
use your Kroger Plus card. You can save 10 cents per gallon. Having a car is a privilege so take care of it. 


16 VALHALLA 2006: LEGACIES 





Stop and think...... 


Before even starting the car why dont you fix your mirrors? Put 
your seat belt on and look at your surroundings! I mean do kids 
actually think before they start their car? Use your head 

You have a mind so use it. They are not there to go to waste. Next 
time you get in your car think about what I just said about being 


very cautious. Its better to be safe than sorry. oe 
i . : Andrea Whitby 


What's it like being on the road? 


How bout  Well, its nice to go places on your 
buying your first car the smart own but, there are dangerous drivers 


out there. All my advice is for those 
drivers to be careful because a lot of 
people are very careless. 

I have been driving for two years and 


way: on how its running instead of how it looks. Come on now, I'm 
sure you have heard of the saying dont judge a book by its 
cover. Instead of trying to impress people your first concern 
should be on how the car is running. You should think of it as ; 
something to get you around, not to show off. Im sure thats what a I'm still learning. 


lot of you are thinking right now. 


These are just some helpful tips on how you should think when it 
comes to a responsibility of you having a car. Its a privilege but, it also 
can be dangerous if you are just beginning. If you dont take my 
advice take the advice on the positive people that drive like the fewer 


kids on this page. Read their quotes. 
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Gabe Davis 05 Silver Jeep Bennie Crawford Amberia Robertson 95 Turquoise 
Cherokee What's it like being on the road? ~ Honda Civic 
What's it like being on the road? I like ridin through a crowd and_~- What's it like being on the road? 
Its great. Its like a good feeling to have everybody lookin when you Its a feeling of you being free. 
have your own car, like wow, get out . They finally see who it is, There is nothing like your own car 
finally something that you can call they like that young dude ridin  because once you get it, its yours 
your own. good. Your mission is complete! to take care of no matter how ugly 
it may be. Theres nothing like 
having your own car. 
Has been driving for two years. 


Ready!!! Seth! Goll! 


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CLUB LUNCH 


So you ate standing in the line waiting to get in. Thete is 
a huge ctowd.People ate ttying to stick in front of you and 
the security guatd is sending people to the back. Then the 
usual ctowd attives Fashionably Late. Some days you 
might heat music from the outside and in the gym the boys 
ate putting on a show. But you can't get in without yout 
1.D. Sounds like Club Money's ot the Roc. Nope, it is just 
lunchtime at Northeast. 


COACH DANIELY IS THE SECURITY GUARD FOR 
C.ius LUNCH. HE HAS BEEN DOING THIS VOB FOR 
A WHILE SO HIS EXPERIENCE ADDS ALOT TO HIS 
QUALIFICATIONS. HE MAKES SURE YOU DON'T CUT 
IN LINE OR GO THROUGH THE VIP DOOR. OVERALL 
YOU BETTER BE ON YOUR Ps AND Qs. 


Unpver 21 NO ENTRANCE. WRONG. No SCHOOL I.D. MEANS 
NO ENTRANCE. IN ORDER TO GAIN ADMITTANCE INTO THE 
LUNCHROOM YOU NEED AI.D. THAT SAYS: FRESHMEN, 
SopuHmore, Junior, Senior OR Temporary. No |.D. no 
SERVICE. THEN IF YOU LOSE IT YOU MUST PAY A FEE TO GET 
ANOTHER ONE. 


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= nnn THEN THERE ARE THE LINES. THE CROWDS OF PEOPLE 
= ALL STRUGGLING TO GET INTO THE ONE DOOR. PusH- 


ING AND SHOVING IS GOING ON THE WHOLE TIME AS 
THE LINES JUST CONTINUE TO GET LONGER. 


THEN YOU HAVE THOSE THAT DON'T EAT IN THE CAF- 
ETERIA. THEY EITHER GO TO THE GYM OR SIT OUTSIDE 
ACCORDING TO THE WEATHER. THEN THEY EAT FROM 
THE SNACK MACHNINES OR THEIR LUNCH FROM HOME. 


THEN THERE WAS THE BIGGEST 
MYSTERY OF THE YEAR. THE SNACK 
MACHINE BANDIT. THANKS TO 
COACH ROGERS AND COACH Ho- 
GAN HE WAS CAUGHT. BUT HE LEFT 
HIS MARK, JUST LOOK AROUND WE 
ARE MISSING A SNACK MACHINE, 
DRINK MACHINE, AND THE OTHER 
SNACK MACHINE IS IN A CAGE 


THEN THERE IS YOUR TABLE. 
YOU MAY JUST SIT WITH YOUR 
FRIENDS OR YOU MAY SIT WITH 
YOUR ORGANIZATION SUCH AS 
FOOTBALL PLAYERS, BASKET- 
BALL PLAYERS,BAND, DECA, 
OR YOUR OWN SPECIAL ORGA- 
NIZATION. WHO SITS AT YOUR 
TABLE? 


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Annual Black History Program Was 
Worth It* 


Ardacia Collier, Editor 
The school goes wild as 
the Northeast Raiders 
enter the gymnasium 
for the 2006 Black 
History Program. It 
showcased the essence 
of a people displayed in 
a contemporary art. The 
program begins and the 
soul of our youth spill onto the audience with riveting dances 
and song, JROTC gun twirling and Line One stepping 
captivate the viewers. There was also a play headed up by 
our very own Gloria Aaron and mime by former Northeast 
s t u d e n t s 





Music is the heart of the 
African American 
community, Eb are | 
without it the world 
would be a much 
different place. Hymns 
and spirituals helped 
slaves deal with the 
turmoil of _ their 
everyday lives of 
working in the fields. The Northeast High Black History 

Choir mesmerizes all who listen. With their renditions of 

No Man Works Like Him and the Fall Down medley, the 

choir sings homage to the ones who struggled and went before 

them in the fight for freedom and civil rights. They were led 

by Mrs. Carter-McDonald. Mr. Morrell conducts the band in 
'the Jazz tribute to the leaders of the past. 





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None but ounrelver can free our minds 


Dance, a performing 
art that is deeply 
woven into the social 
fabric of Africa, 
represents the feelings 
that cant be expressed 
in words. A group of 
students came 
together to exhibit a 
traditional African 
dance. They lived in 
the beat of the drums 
and shouted out the cries of their forefathers. Three Northeast 
graduates came to show their representation of the African 
culture. In traditional mime attire they engulfed students 
with their moving motions to Order My Steps. 





Stepping in the African 
American community 
originally represented 
the coming of age 
ceremonies, or rites of 
passage, when a young AN 
man comes _ into at if 
manhood. Now many ps P x  | 
colleges have fraternity *% Ct 
and _ sorority step- oe :  ae 
shows. Led by Ervin 

Glover our NE Line One had the crowd going wild with 
their intricate steps and tricks. The JROTC also show cased 
their talents with gun twirling pay homage to those service 
men and women that fought and died for our freedom. 





Every year the talented students work many 
hours after school to perfect their 
performances. Then 
they pour their 
hearts out for two  
hours, dancing and 
singing, stepping and 
gun twirling. Its all 
= worth it. Its the least 
we can do, to show 

our deepest gratitude for those who 
suffered for us to live a better life, 
says Jameela Stone, a_ senior. 


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Spirit Week 


There comes a fime in the year when you can really show 
your school colors. A time when its meant for fun. Let your spirit 
fake over and put your creative minds to work. Something called 
SPIRIT WEE! 

We do this every year with different events each day. Even 
though Spirit Week didnt go like it was planned, we still had fun. 
Jnstead of a whole week, we only had 3 days of spirit due to 
testing. On each page Oi spirit week there are pictures for each 
day. Just look at all the fun and good times we had without having 
a regular school day. 

Here are some memories from this occasion. These are some 


flashbacks on our previous events. 


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Here is Brittanny Hale. A Raider who knows how fo 
put the show on her. Here she has a spirit mixed 
with tacky and crazy. Beside her is Samario Dennis 
obviously thinking she is out of her mind coming to 
school this way. 


Tacky Day is the time to wear your tackiest 
clothes or just the ordinary clothing you would 
wear at school and with non-matching colors. Buf 
the thing is you can put anything on without 
worrying about people talking abouf you. 
Everyone gets a laugh out of this. 


rv Sophomore, Breanna Jones, is in her tackiest 
8@. +. attire this Tuesday. She is very creative in her clothing 
on this occasion. She is one of the many few who felt 
they had to make some people stop to look af them 
because they did such a good job. They are true Raider 
supporters. 


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Here is Mrs. Ricks and Ms. Franklin showing 
their wacky personality on Tacky Day. Students 
love seeing the administrators participate in 
Spirit Week. Its nice to know they support the 
Raiders. {t is so amusing to see them in this 
attire. Dont you agree? 


Tacky Day 


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O's Day 


@O's day is a day you can go back in time to look 
and dress your best. People are dressed from 
Pimps, to players, to sisters of soul, and people 
that are there to just boogie down. Now arent 
these some Raiders that know how to pose. 


One of the most advanced classes, AP 
Literature, participated in the festivities of 70's 
day. They looked so authentic in their group 
Picture you would think they grew up in the 70's.  
You dont have to worry about them getting 
dressed in the last minute because they looked 
well prepared. 


The 7O's day tradition is to as, you all know, 
Start a soul train line at the dance. People went 
down the line taking turns shaking their groove 
thangs and just having a good time. This 
Psychedelic event took place in the Lasseter 
gymnasium where there was only good old 70's 
music being played. 


This Junior Willie Rouse really knows how to put 
the dyna in DYN-AM-ATE:. He looks like he doesnt 
have fo think twice on what hes going to wear. 
He's in the Spirit and the mood fo get groovy. 
This junior also won the best dressed for 70's 
day which is no shock. He did a very good job. 


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Now we come down fo the last day, but ifs 
ok because its the best and spirited of all. We had 
_ a pep rally in this date and time which turned out 
to be great. The Raiders put alot of energy in this 
event. Megan Forsythe did a good job pumping 
 the junior class up. After all this is the last day we 
= have fo get our football players motivated for the 
game. 


As you can see in this picture our Raiders 
have lots of energy buf, we know when fo seftle 
down to show Mrs. Carter thaf we are not from 
the bugabear alley. The Raiders stay with in 
their limits. There is so much excitement and 
energy in so little space, we make things seem 


Our dancers also play a big role in this 
excitement of fun along with the band, 
cheerleaders, the footplayers and of course the 
crowd to cheer them on. The Raiders also did a 
good job on getting dressed. Some people didnt 
think that was enough, so they also painted 
their faces with our school 
colors. 


Last but not least, a pep rally isnt just a pep rally 

without the drum majors from the marching 
Raider Band. This concludes our Raider Spirit 
Week memory. | hope you enjoyed. 


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HOMECOMING 


Homecoming King & Queen Mr. & Ms Senior 
Tavores Ware & Christina Ricks Atticus Dillard & Jodi Rainey 


Mr. & Ms Junior Mr. & Ms Sophomore Mr. & Ms Freshman | 
Vicente Crawford & Darius James & Ariel Pianie Bond & Cherie . 
Chandra Harris Glover Jonnson 


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Administration 


THE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT 
PARTS OF A SCHOOL. WITHOUT THE ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM TO 
HELP TAKE CONTROL OF THE SCHOOL THERE WOULD BE TOTAL 
CHAOS. THANKS FOR ALL THAT YOU DO! 


Meps. ELLA S. 
CARTER 


PRINCIPAL 


ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL TitLE | COORDINATIOR 
Mrs. ELIZABETH Mr. ROBERT Ms. BARBARA 
BLAIR-RICKS STEVENSON FRANKLIN 


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English 


Mrs. ERMA STEVENS Mr. JAy 
DEPARTMENT HEAD DeGRANDIS 


Jadun McCarthy 


Jadun McCarthy was born in Atlanta, GA on 
October 27. At the age of three, he and his parents 
moved to Macon, GA. In his younger days he was 
a very good student. Being the oldest child in his 
household, he made sure that he was a good role 
model for his three younger brothers. Mr. 
McCarthy attended Northeast High School. At 
Northeast, he was the captain of the scholar bowl 
and president of DECA and the Beta club. He also 
played the saxophone in the high school band. He 
graduated from Northeast with a 3.95 average. 
After high school Mr. McCarthy attended college 
to pursue his future endeavors. He graduated from 
Morehouse with a Bachelor of Arts in English and 
received a Juris Doctorate in law from the 
University Of Georgia School Of Law. In college 
he was a two time national quiz bowl champion. 
He decided to teach because he wanted to give back * 
to the community. Besides the basic teacher 3 x & 
qualifications, Mr. McCarthy is a very simple guy. ae  
He once was a contestant on Who Wants to Be a Mr. DANIEL OMEL 
Millionaire. His favorite book is, The Count of N 

: YLUND 
Monte Cristo by Alexander Dumas. He currently 
works at Best Buy and in his spare time he likes to 
read and sleep. Right now he is living the single 
life but in the future he plans on settling down and 
getting married. 


Mrs. Ter! Byrp Mrs. SHERYL 
HoGGEs 





Mr. CHRISTOPHER 


Interviewed by Shadasia Lewis 


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Mrs. GLORIA Mrs. CRYSTAL 
BROOKS GRAHAM 


DEPARTMENT HEAD ,' Schneika Shine 


Schneika Shuwan Shine was born March 11, 1976 in 
Macon, GA to the parents of Gwendolyn and Emory 
Center. She was the youngest in the household of one 
brother and one sister. She attended Northeast High 
School. At Northeast she was involved in a lot of 
activities. She was a JV and Varsity cheerleader, played 
tennis, was a part of the math team, academic bowl, 
he Beta club, DECA, and FBLA. She met her future 
Mk. JACK Dr. CHARLES husband at Northeast in 1992. Her senior year she 
STRICKLAND ROBERTS worked hard at Hardees to pay off her senior dues. She 
graduated from Northeast with a 3.96 GPA. After 
graduating in 1994, Mrs. Shine went straight to college. 
She first attended the University of Georgia but soon 
transferred to Georgia Institute of Technology. Her 
plans were to become a Chemical Engineer but after 
taking the classes for that major she realized she wanted 
to major in business. She worked on campus and many 
other places to help pay for things in college. In 1998, 
Mrs. Shine and her boyfriend, Lukeel Shine, had their 
first baby girl. In college her apartment burned down 
while she was pregnant. Even after this tragedy she 
GLOVER still kept striving hard to finish school. In 2001, Lukeel 
and Schneika got married and in 2002 they had their 
second girl. After graduating from college she began 
her career. She decided to come and work at Northeast 
because she missed the whole atmosphere of school. 
She also misses having no bills in high school and going 
to class in college. Mrs. Shine is a common lady who 
enjoys her life and wouldn't change it for the world. 
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Science 


FRED ROGERS LINDA BROOKS 


Donna Walker 


Mrs. Donna Walker-Thompson was on 
November 15, 1972 in Macon, Georgia. Her 
Mother is Patricia Walker. She is the oldest out 
of three kids. She has a brother name Sean 
Walker, and a sister name Sondra Walker. She 
graduated from Northeast High School as the ey 
valedictorian in 1990. Mrs. Thompson EMILIE REID KENYATTA 
participated in various activities like band, Beta 
club, math club, science club, NHC, and served 
as a diplomat during her high school years. After 
high school, she had dreams of becoming a 
doctor, so she decided to attend Spellman 
College and received a bachelors degree in 
Biology. After college, she was forced to become 
a social worker. She served the Macon 
community for 4 years, and later determined that 
she wanted to peruse another career. She then 
decided to return back to college, Georgia 
College and State University, and received her CHIQUITA 
Masters degree in Biology. In 2002, she had an DINKINS 
interest in wanting to help others, so she decided 
to become a teacher a Northeast high school. In 
November 2005, Mrs. Donna Thompson married 
Mr. Nathanial Thompson. 


MortTON 


Interviewed by Amberia 
Robertson 


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PauL ALLEN STEPHANIE 
BLAIR 


Walter Danielly 


Walter L. Danielly, AKA All Walt, was born on January 26, 

1947. He was born in Fort Valley, GA to the parents Odesa and 

Charley T. Danielly. He lived in Pennsylvania and Georgia. In 

Pennsylvania he encountered a lot of segregation but it wasnt 

as bad as it was in the south. In the south everything, such as the 

bathrooms and water fountains, were separated. He attended 

= H.A. Hunt high school and maintained good grades. In the 

MICHELLE WALTER household there was a lot of competition between his siblings 

and him with who got the better grades. They couldnt come 

BRASWELL DANIELLY home with a C or anything lower. He ran track, played football, 

and was in a club called New Farmers of America where he 

judged hogs and cows. He also participated in the math & science 

clubs and sang in the choir. Since he wasnt allowed to work 

during school, during the summer he worked in packing houses, 

packing peaches. He attended Fort Valley State University. His 

freshman year he ran track. He was in the fraternity Omega Psi 

Phi. He attained a BS in Social Studies and a minor Sociology. 

He also got a masters degree in History and Political Science 

from Georgia College. In 1968, He got married to his wife, 

B Cinderella. He has two lovely daughters, Danielle and Tameka, 

a LATRESA who both attended Northeast High School. He officially started 

FRANKLIN Harris teaching on January 3, 1967 at Appling High School. He came 

to Mark Smith in 1969. Coach Danielly wasnt going to teach at 

first because he was told he had a speech impediment but after 

he started he fell in love with it. He said that he wouldn't change 

anything about his life because he has enjoyed everything. His 

quote for all the students at Northeast High School is, Theres 

nothing that can beat poverty, than having a good well rounded 

education. Being able to read, write, and function in a literate 
society. 


Lo 


SHERRIL McLeop LAMARR SARTER 


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Vocational 





CYNTHIA JACQUELYNE 


Angeles Jeffreys BOOKER BOWMAN 


Ms. Jeffreys is a great computer teacher who has 

been working here for the past two years. Back in 

1981, she was well known in high school. She was a 

cheerleader and participated in the math club. 

Leaving school early and gossiping with a few of 

her friends was the daily thing for her. In the 

evening, when she and her friends were looking 

for fun, they went to the Skating Rink. Her 

enthusiam is still with her, as you may have seen LULA CuRRY- REGINA EVANS 
from previous pep rallies. Back then, times were WILLIAMS 

not as hard and there was more consideration for 

people. Of course their president was Ronald Regan. 

She was well known throughout the neighborhood 

where teachers and principals resided. The principal 

at the time was Dr. Donna Way. At this time the 

vocational building had just opened. She was driving 

around in a 1981 Plymouth Champ. This was her 

trasportation to her first job at Roses. She stated 

that the main changes now from then were that the 

kids had more respect for individuals and authority 

then suppose to now. In 1981, she graduated from ANGELES OpILEE KELSEY 
Northeast High School. She attended Georgia State JEFFREYS 

University. She completed six years with her 
Bachelors and Masters degree. While in college she 
became a Delta. She married a few years later to 
Alvin Jeffreys and has been married for eleven 
years. They have a son together named Ajani. 


Interviewed by Christina Emery 


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ALVIN Bruce MULLEN BRANDON KELVIN OLIVER 
COPELAND JACKSON 
ATHLETIC 
DIRECTOR 


Scr. VICTOR ; Sct. GLENN 
DENSON BRIDGEMAN TOWLES 
LLoYD 


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Fine Arts & Foreign 
Language 


EDELMA AMADOU KANE JERMAINE 
GALLARDO FRENCH 


SPANISH 


MORELL 
BAND 
DIRECTOR 


Custodians Lunchtoom 


JEROME FRYER - HEAD CUSTONDIAN BURNISE GRANT - NUTRITIONAL MANAGER 
SIDNEY BaTTLe, HARRISON BROWN, LILLIE FAIR, PHYLLIS MCDONALD, LAWANDA NAsH, 
FRIEDA HANcOocK, LARRY Major, JOSEPH GERALDINE ROZIER, CHERYL CLYDE, SHERRY 
MEREDITH, SANDRA Murpuy, Dario PoE JACKSON, TAWANDA WILLIS, CORA BOOKER 


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CatHy DENSON CatHy DOTHARD BARBARA LATHROP 
COUNSELOR COUNSELOR NURSE 


Mary JOHNSON 


DONNA KELLY HILDA STUCKEY 
BOOK KEEPER MEDIA SPECIALIST 


DANNETTE 
WALLER 
Mep1A ASSISTANT 


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CHAD KEEN PAMELA NUNNALY Mary STEPHENS Gait WHITFIELD 


Rosin VADASZ 


Special Needs 


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DartTeEz TALBOTT D1ane DEMPSEY 


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SHANA JONES ETHEL GLOVER DENISE 
ALSOBROOKS 


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Freshmen 


When you think about being a Freshman you 
think WOW your first year in high school. You 
probably start out not knowing anybody and 
thinking all the upper classmen rule the school. 
You alsostart thinking about who you trust as 
friends.44 your Freshman year, you learn a lot of 
things.that might change your life forever. You 
might even learn that high school isnt all about 
CLIQUES arid Who's the cutest person or 
whatever. It really about getting your work done 
and trying to Sweceed in your later life in college. 
High school is really not a joke! This year you all 
have an advantage thamother kids. You all are in 
the 9th grade academy. Where you get to know 
your teachers more ahd get the feeling of high 
school with out all the distraction of the upper 
classmen. 

As you grow up you @lways think about life 
beyond your teenage years. As you leave middle 
school you cant wait to be a high school student. 
You have the responsibility of doing your work, 
being on time and paying attention Wf class. But, 
high school isnt all about work. Its a time to have 
fun also. Being with friends and ,making new 
friends. The 9th grade work might be challenging 
than 8th grade but you are just growing intona 
young adults and learning the life of being a 
teenager. 


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f. 


a Talk 


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Jalyssa Alexander 
Breonna Andrews 
Terance Archer 
Billy Atkinson 
Garrett Banks 
Samantha Barlow 
Sierra Barnes 
Craig Bass 


Jamanuel Battle 
Michael Bazile 
Phillip Billingslea 
Blake Bivins 
Pianje Bond 
Andre Bonvillain 
Yerdua Boston 
Cameron Bradshaw 


Z'Angelia Brezial 
Calvin Brown 
Crystal Brown 
Demarious Brown 
Jalisa Brown 
Ke'Undre Brown 
Kyri Brown 
Menzal Brown 


Terrance Brown 
Jarius Bryant 
Joseph Bryant 
Wilshun Bryant 
Marcenia Burke 
Adrienne Carey 
Ashlei Cason 
Reginald Cater 


Derrick Clock 
Eugene Cobb 
Robert Collins 
Sakita Cooper 
Adarius Cornelius 
Alisha Cox 

Elyse Crawford 
Victor Crawford 


Here are freshman eating on 1st lunch. What are they talking about. 
Most likely lame rookie subjects. 


Freshmenllll 


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Everette Curtis 
Aubrey Daies 
Ratavian Dallas 
Crystal Daniel 
Danielle Daniels 
Antonia Davis 
Danita Davis 
Quinton Davis 


Raven Denmark 
Reginald Dennis 
Daryl Denson 
Bernard Dent 
Erica Donaldson 
Jerry Dumas 
Cobey Durham 
Michael Edmonds 


Brittanie Evans 
Kwanay Evans 
Brian Farley 

Kiara Fennelle 
Zacarius Fitzpatrick 
Chani Flagg 
Javaris Fleming 
Tavarius Flowers 


Ashele Floyd 
Natalie Floyd 
Natasha Floyd 
Erica Ford 
Rodricka Foreman 
Brandon Francis 
Shamaya Freeman 
Deonte Gainey 


Derrick Gainey 
Jordan Gallemore 
Justin Gardner 
Antoine Gay 
Khaia Gibson 
Derek Glenn 
Hosea Gloster 
Andre Glover 


What do you 
think of your 
Freshman 
Year? 


Do yall feel responsible now that 
yall are in high school? 


We feel a little bit responsible. Although 


It's alright I we still cant drive. 


might enjoy it 
more than 
midle school. 


Class of Two 


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Victor Grayer 
Deandria Green 
Jamila Green 
Sha-Lundria Green 
Shantae Green 
Kenya Griswold 
Jamell Hall 
Enmarquez Hamilton 


Alicia Hamlin 
Timothy Harden 
Kenneth Hardwick 
Destinee Harris 
Gregory Harris 
Mariah Harris 
Marquis Harvey 
Deven Heard 


Travan Hightower 
Christian Hill 

Eric Hill 

Teresita Hill 

Tony Hill 
Chamell Hogan 
Ibn Holliman 
Sean Hollins 


Sherod Holston 
James Houston 
Elandric Hudson 
Javion Hugley 
Christian Jackson 
Naporsha Jackson 
Sharonica Jackson 
Johna'Quae Jinwright 


Dewayne John 
Ashley Johnson 
Cherie Johnson 
Ladameion Johnson 
Michelle Johnson 
Takia Johnson 
Tierra Johnson 
Benjamin Jolley 


What do you like to do thats 
fun and interesting at 
Northeast? 


Pep rallies, and school dances 
are really fun. 


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Lateitha Jones 
Jessica Jordan 
Shawndreka Kelly 
Breyant King 
Erica King 
Rutavious King 
Cedric Lane 


Trenice Lester 


Ashley Lewis 
D'Anitra Lewis 
Orlando Lewis 

Talisha Lewis 

Laquita Mack 

Isaac Mahone 
Apifiney Major 

Sirleonard Manuel 


Joshua Marcus 
Taquan Martin 
Sayquan Mason 
Natraize Mathis 
Sheldon Mays 
Sharron McCoy 
Cornelius McGhee 
Monet Mike 


Christal Miller 
Bradley Mitchell 
Kendarius Mitchell 
Crystal Moore 
Jigaro Mosely 
Jestina Mosley 
Cos'Teyetta Moss 
Quintavious Nelson 


Rashad Norwood 
Courtney Ogletree 
Morgan Oliver 
Quintorris Orr 
James Parks 
Antoria Patrick 
Claude Payne 
Jordan Payne 


Is the 9th grade work = What do you think of 
more challenging that your freshman year? 
middle school? 


I think we get more freedom 
The schoolwork is more then we had in middle school. 
advanced and the teachers are 
stricter. 


Rookies 


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Chasity Pearson 
Antonio Person 
Shaquille Person 
Ricketta Phelps 
Ikeia Phillips 
Marvin Phillips 
Emmanuel Pleasant 
Raven Plummer 


Reginald Poole 
Mario Redding 
Ambres Reese 
Keitha Reese 
Lashundra Reeves 
Howard Rhodes 
India Richardson 
Jasmine Ridley 


Paula Riggins 

Linda Rivers 
Wendell Roberson 
Tanika Robinson 
Nasruddiyn Rodgers 
Delvichio Rouse 
Jarvis Rouse 
Keyerra Rozier 


Brittany Russell 
Akeem Sanders 
Alexis Sanders 
Learneice Sanders 
Rickey Sanders 
Victoria Sandifer 
Dominique Shahid 
Jadarius Shinholster 


Shardie Shinholster 
Cailesha Singleton 
Tevin Singleton 
Andrew Smith 


Ceira Smith 
Erskine Smith 


,  Jarvis Smith 
f A 4 Kevin Soloman 


Do you learn more that you all are in high school? 


She said that she thinks she learns more because shes not distracted by 


upper classman. 


Future Leaders 


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Brandon Stanley 
Derrick Stanley 
Mondoreo Stanley 
Ashley Steele 
Deondre Stephens 
Taneaka Stephens 
Thrussell Stephens 
Vanshaun Stephens 


Kiara Stokes 
Perfect Stone 
Glenn Taylor 
Jasmine Taylor 
Kimberly Taylor 
Shumedria Taylor 
Amonda Thomas 
Juantierra Thomas 


Robert Thomas 
Alonzo Thompson 
Christeva Thompson 
Tymesha Timley 
Cristen Travet 

Erica Travet 

Bryan Troutman 
Barticia Tyler 


Uisheka Ussery 
Cyntaya Veal 
Marquez Veal 
Terrico Wade 

Nathaniel Walker 
Tarrence Wallace 

Tarrus Wallace 

Khire Walton 


Gary Waters 
Van Wheeler 
Brandy Whisby 
Octavia White 
Cierra Williams 
Crystal Williams 
Eric Williams 
Jasmine Williams 


Kindral Williams 
Lance Williams 
Latanecia Williams 
Malcolm Williams 
Mykia Williams 
Denita Willis 
Cobre Wilson 
Felicia Wilson 


Jeremy Wimes 
Marcus Windhom 
Chernika Worthy 

Larry Young 

Travon Young 


What do you think of your 
freshman year? 

Its very challenging and its a way see the 
teens grow and be very excited about the work 
that we do. 


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Sophomores 


Who are Sophomores? Sophomores are the kids 
who think having seniority over the freshman is an 
accomplishment. These students are just getting 
the feel of what it is to be a high school student. 
They are-rowdy, but their generous attempt to grab 
the spotlight at pep rallies fall short to the true 
upperclassmen and sometimes even to the class 
below. Still, as you walk the halls of almost any 
high school you'lsee them acting foolish and 
being playful with,friends. But now that the class 
of 2008 is wellinto high school, they should be 
realizing the importance of coming to school and 
planning for the futures 


When you are a sophomore, you have a better 
chance of getting your learners and showing off 
your driving skills. The two years left they need to 
make the best of it, because when you graduate 
you will go your separate ways. On top of all these 
things sophomores have to study a lot to prepare 
themselves for the next year. 


Mr. & Ms. Sophomore have their own opinion 
about the class they represent. Ariel'Glover thinks 
that they have more power and authority than the 
freshmen. She says the work is much harder-Now 
that she is a sophomore, she knows more people 
and feels more welcome. Darrius James said 
everything feels the same. His meaning of a 
sophomore is that he has two more years before 
graduation. He said the only difference between 
his freshmen year and his sophomore year is the 
classes. 


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Joe Aaron 
Akins 
Darrius Allen 
Daveshia Allen 
Danielle 


Porsche 


Ammons 


Christopher Anderson 
Joshua Andrews 
Jennifer Babb 
Quinesha Baldwin 
Rheyakius Baldwin 


Kyara Barrion 
Shentedra Barron 
Kayla Barrow 
Brittani Bell 
Quinterrence Bell 


Tamellah Bell 
Ke'Aira Bond 
Christopher Booker 
Ma'Keshia Brantley 
Jannice Braswell 


Matthew Bright 
Christopher Bronson 
Alisha Brown 
Antoine Brown 
Chantia Brown 


D'Ontay Brown 
Jasmine Brown 
Javaris Brown 
Jon'Claud Brown 
Jonathan Brown 


Shankevia Burke 
Edward Calhoun 
Takedra Carey 
NichelleLe Carrington 
Brittney Carter 


LEGACIES 





Shawndreeka Causey 
Isiah Cayton 
Courtney Clyde 
Darry! Coleman 
Robert Collier 


Brenda Collins 

Jarvis Collins 
Sheaupe Cooper 
Christopher Cornegay 
Jah'Nesha Currie 


Alyssa Curry 
Demetrius Curry 
Katanga Curry 
Tacore Curry 
Sheroni Danielly 


Shantera Davis 
Brittney Dean 
Briana Denmark 
Samario Dennis 
Debvanie Dillard 


Dextroise Dillard 
Kierra Dorsey 
Nicholas Driskell 
Christina Emery 
Armone Evans 


Gregory Evans 
Smyther Fallen 
Shawnquita Farris 
Tiffany Faulks 
Christopher Finney 


Kristen Finney 
Bernard Fitzpatrick 
Brittney Fitzpatrick 
Teletha Fitzpatrick 
Cymirian Flagg 


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Jaquandria Floyd 
Andrea Fordham 
Tony Fordham 
Yashaunya Franklin 
Danielle Freeman 
DeAndre Gainey 


Kenneth Gainey 
Latoya Galloway 
Clinton Gattis 
Charles Gilmore 
Erika Gissendanner 
Ariel Glover 


Angela Goldsby 
Christopher Gordon 
Kaneisha Gordon 
Ernest Gray 
Cortney Green 
Krystal Green 


Antwan Grimes 
Tiara Groce 
Aleometa Guyton 
Brittany Hale 
Katrina Hand 
Mashonda Hardwick 


Xandria Harrell 
Benjamin Harris 
Sarah Harris 

Willie Harris 
Laquandra Hawkins 
Earnest Hayes 


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Bonita Head 
Charity Heath 
Mary Hicks 
Carlos Hill 
Deontae Hill 
Jaymes Hill 


Mikeisha Hill 
Shareka Hillman 
Carrie Hollings 
Adrian Holston 
Gregory Holston 
Yakeitha Holston 


Ezekiele Hoskins 
Livetta Houston 
Gary Howard 
Kelvin Howard 
Amber Hughes 
Clarisa Humphrey 


Malcolm Hunter 
Joshua Hurst 
Allicia Huston 
Allison Huston 
Xavia Hutchings 
Anthony Ivey 


Chantrissia Jackson 
Ineshia Jackson 
Shatoya Jackson 
Stephen Jackson 
Darrius James 
Earnest James 


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Ericka James 
Shanicka James 
Samiyha Jimenez 
Amber Johnson 
Antwan Johnson 


Britani Johnson 
Kelly Johnson 
Saliece Johnson 
Sheniqua Johnson 
Stephen Johnson 


Tamesha Johnson 
Breanna Jones 
Daryl! Jones 
Jeffery Jones 
Victoria Jordan 


Ronald Kendrick 
Cameron King 
Courtney Leary 
Martia Lee 
D'Atra Lewis 


Daviyon Lockett 
Chasity Love 
Chasity Lowe 
Johnae Lucas 

Brittanie Magee 


Elijah Mahone 
Zabrina Mahone 
Larry Major 
Joshua Mallard 
Kiera Mason 


Antonio Mathis 
Ebony Matthew 
Christy Mauldin 
Quinton McCornell 
Lewanna McGriff 


LEGACIES 





Christopher Miller 
Javaris Milner 
Jeffery Mitchell 
Ashley Moffett 
Jarred Moore 


Kikelomo Moreira 
Kaneshia Morgan 
Bruce Mullen 
David Newsome 
Tony O'Neal 


Larry Parker 

Antonia Patrick 
Cedric Patterson 
Princess Preston 
William Preston 


Jadarius Redding 
Francilla Rhodes 
Thwanna Rivers 
Jerquis Roberson 
Hugh Robertson 


Brittney Robinson 
Candoshia Robinson 
Janeica Ross 
Valentria Rouse 
Sylvia Russell 


Aviaous Rutherford 
Tawanna Sanders 
Alvin Sanford 
Brittany Seabrooks 
Jasmine Searcy 


Eddie Simon 
Ronaldo Sims 
Lee Sinclair 
Michael Sinclair 
Brittany Small 


A 
Ir THEsE WALLS CouLD TALK: SOPHOMORES 53 





Anthony Smith 
Darnell Smith 
Yolunda Snipes 
Charles Solomon 
Arlisa Stephens 
Cherelle Stevenson 
Brittani Stokes 
Alford Taylor 


Asia Taylor 
Malcom Tharpe 
Tamara Thomas 
Fransara Thorpe 

Johnathan Turner 
Karma Walden 
Aubrey Walker 

Ashley Waller 


Ashley Warren 
Cedric Whisby 
Jacquetta Whisby 
Jennetta Whisby 
Gregory Whitby 
Miles Whitby 
Tanesha White 
Eddie Whitehead 


Quvais Wiley 
Clarissa Williams 
Deion Williams 
Jamecia Williams 
Joshua Williams 
Kiera Williams 
Shentavia Williams 
De'Janee Wimbush 


Nykia Womack 
Markeies Womble 
Latoya Woodford 

Sherdana Woodford 

Shakiyla Woods 


HOMORES 


&5, VALHALLA 2006: LEGACIES 





Juniors 


One more. Just one more year until you 
are the utmost, the highest. Having to look up 
to no one. Being able to see all others below 
you. But before you get carried away its all still 
one moreyyear. Juniors are the backbone of the 
student.body. They can oversee freshmen, 
sophomores and ina few cases seniors. We have 
realized thatfit is time to stop playing around 
and become seri@us about what we will do for 
the rest of our lives. 

It is time to let the imageries of freshmen 
go and the careless lives of sophomores in the 
past and move into/being not as mature as our 
older brothers and sisters but to only be at a 
junior maturity level. Weestill must become 
serious about college, Our careers, and our 
futures, but we must remember not to burn 
ourselves out and stay young and fresh. 

This is our year when we firstturn sixteen 
or seventeen and we are given the freedom to 
drive and enter the work force forthe first time. 
Juniors use their abilities to find jobs anywhere 
possible because between gas, clothes, cell 
phone bills and just spending money, being a 
junior is expensive. The eleventh grade is only 
a practice for the twelfth where we will already 
have all the knowledge so that we will be 


successful. It will only be one more year until 


our graduation day. 


The Road Ahead 


Ir THEsE WaLLs CouLp TALK: JUNIORS 55 





A few juniors participated 
in a survey about being 
juniors. Here are their 
answers to these 
questions 


1) What do you think 
about the current age to 
receive your drivers 
permit or license? 

2) Should We have the 
right to carry cell phones 
in school, if so, should 
their be any restrictions? 
3) Do we wake up to late 
or does the school bell 
ring just a bit too early? 
4) Who is your favorite 
administrator/staff 
member? Why? 

5) Who is your favroite 
teacher/coach? Why? 
What is your favroite 
subject? 

6) Who is the best at 
teaching this subject? 
Why? 

7) What is the best thing 
about being a Junior? 


V, 


Courtney Williams 


Tangia Adams 
Jeremy Albritton 
Alton Allen 
Cassie Andrews 
Brittany Arnold 


Joshua Arnold 
Lawrence Barron 
Tabious Billingslea 
Steve Bonner 
Tenishia Boon 


Jeremy Bradley 
Willie Brezial 
Brandon Brown 
Janeiro Brown 
Joseph Brown 


Lee Brown 
Ryan Brown 
Yolanda Brown 
Bernard Bullard 
Celesty Burnett 


1) I think its a good thing because it is the 
time that students start getting jobs and need 


the reliable transportation. 


2) We need cell phones in case of 
emercencies. They should be kept on silent 
to keep from distraction because of what 
happened in Tennessee. I believe that its a 


big plus for student safety. 


3)  For me, the school bell rings just a 
little too early, about 20 seconds to early, 


& 56 VALHALLA 2006: LEGACIES 


literally. 

4)  Coach Clark and Coach Hogan are my 
favorites, they're real role models they keep it 
real. 

5) Mrs. Lula Williams is my favorite teacher 
because she is very fair, for the most part 

6) Literature, Mr. Womack, he was a great 
educator, on the real. 


7) Knowing its only one more year 
here, so stick in there and grind out 
the rest, I cant fail now. 





Calisha Callaway 
Melvin Cason 
Latoya Causey 
Perry Clarke 
Timothy Clayborn 


Dondra Collins 
Joeisha Cooper 
Shanadra Cooper 
Alyssa Crawford 
Vicente Crawford 


Danielle Culler 
Reginald Cummings 
Adoneah Curry 
Katonya Curry 
Ellington Daniel 


Jeffrey Daniels 
Khrysshina Davis 
Deidra Deberry 
Latasha Dennis 
Jerald Dent 


ewe 
1) I think that the current age to receive 4) none Bridget Miller 


5) Mrs. Washington because I been 
know her for a long time and she 
helps students in a postive way. 

6) My favroite subjects is literature 
especially because since Mr. Womack 
was teaching it he is the best. 


your drivers licenses is straight its okay. 
2) Yes, I feel that we should be able to 
carry cell phones in school. As long as its 
not a distractions we should be able to 
carry them 

3) The bell rings way too early. 


7) The best thing about 
being a Junior is that you 
finally get respect in the 
school and that your are 
about to graduate. 


Ie THEs Watts CouLp TALK: JUNIORS s7 





A few juniors participated 
in a survey about being 
juniors. Here are their 
answers to_ these 


questions 


1) What do you think 
about the current age to 
receive your drivers 
permit or license? 

2) Should We have the 
right to carry cell phones 
in school, if so, should 
their be any restrictions? 
3) Do we wake up to late 
or does the school bell 
ring just a bit too early? 
4) Who is your favorite 
administrator/staff 
member? Why? 

5) Who is your favroite 
teacher/coach? Why? 
What is your favroite 
subject? 

6) Who is the best at 
teaching this subject? 
Why? 

7) What is the best thing 
about being a Junior? 


Ariel Marsh 


Alton Donaldson 
Chrystal Dunn 
Ralphael Eason 

Debra Finney 


Dontaveous Fitzpatrick 


John Flagg 
Carlos Fletcher 
Henry Flowers 
Cameron Floyd 

Sharniece Fluellen 


Tiera Ford 
Megan Forsythe 
Tony Fowler 
Eric Gantt 
Andrew Gay 


Tashay Gillis 
Latara Glover 
Nicole Gooden 
Shamedria Graves 
Alvin Gray 


<== 


1) I think the age is fine the way it is, 
but your should be mature before you 
decide to get on the road. 

2) We should be able to carry cell 
phones but have them on vibrate as not 
to disturb class, especially if your 


ringtone is annoying. 


3) none 


4) Mrs. Ricks because she is not the 
type of administrator who thinks 


A 
& 58 VALHALLA 2006: LEGACIES 


suspension solves a behavioral 
problem. 

5) My favroite teacher would have 
to be Ms. Walker because she 
doesnt take anything to seriously. 
6) My favroite subject is science its 
so hands on. My favroite science 
teacher is Mrs. Walker, mainly 


because Ive had her class 2 
years straight. 

7) The best thing about being 
a junior is a realizing that his 
time to start becoming your 
own person and stop relying 
so much on others to get what 
you need. 





Francesca Green 
Shaneka Greene 
Antwan Grimes 
Casey Hall 
Kenyate Hardwick 


Alton Allen 


1) none 

2) Yes I believe we 
Sharhonda Hardwick should be able to have 
Chandra Harris cells as long as they dont 
Billy Hayes   Al; 
Emanuel Hicks interrupt instruction and 
Chardai Hill not in plan sight. 

3) none 

4) none 

5) My favroite coach was 

Coach Wright because he 
Micheal Hill was REAL. 
Stefanie Hill 6) none 
Courtney Hodges 7) Because Im nota 


Porsha Howard  
Casndeon east freshman or sophomore 


William Huston 
Quaterrius Jackson 
Bila James 
Shandrena James 
Kyerra Jelks 


Shalandria 
Walker 


1) I like the current 
age. 

2) Yes! Because there 
could be on emergency. 
3) none 

4) Mrs. Ricks because 
she is very laid back. 

5) Coach Rodgers 
because he is very laid 
back. 


JUNIORS 2007 0 & 





A few juniors participated 
in a survey about being 
juniors. Here are their 
answers to theses 
questions Carlissa Johnson 

Grover Jolly 
1) What do you think Darius Lattimore 
about the current age to oe 


receive your drivers 


Toshima Lester 


permit or license? 
2) Should We have the 
right to carry cell phones 


in school, if so, should Peanna Little 

Julise Little 
Kandice Lloyd 
3) Do we wake up to late Dahimon Lowe 
Jonathan Lowery 


their be any restrictions? 


or does the school bell ring 
just a bit too early? 

4) Who is your favorite 
administrator/staff 
member? Why? Litecia Madison 
5) Who is your favroite Shamiko Mahone 
teacher/coach? Why? ees Maiti 
What is your favroite Alicia McDowell 
subject? 

6) Who is the best at 

teaching this subject? 

Why? Holly McGee 
7) What is the best thing amberist McNeal 


about being a Junior? Bridget Miller 
Brittany Miller 
Antwun Milner 


~ 


Tacara Woodford 


1) I think that the age is 15 because you 3) I think that the bell rings to early 
dont want to be over age to get your because we barely have time to do 
real license because you want to learn to anything in the morning 

drive now. 4) Mrs. Franklin, she is a very kind 
2) Yes, because it could be used for my person.  

emergencies only because what if there 5) Mr. Oliver, because he was my 
was a code red and no one in the office teacher one year and his class was 
could use them a student could. interesting. 


6) Anatomy and physiology, 
Mrs. Dinkins, because she 
teaches her subject well. 

7) Its good because all were 
thinking about is one more to 
graduation. 


& 60 VALHALLA 2006: LEGACIES 





Christopher Mitchell 
Christopher Moore 
Miguel Mosely 
Kendrick Napier 
Teraneshia Nash 


Sylvester Neal 
Darius Newsome 
Jonathan Nunnally 
Spencer Oliver 
Christopher Pate 


2) I fell that we 
should be given the 
right to carry cell 
phones. 
Corey Perryman 3) We come to 
Sheldonda Rhodes school too early. 
Charlette Richardson  a Soeey- 
Jauntorres Riggins 4) none 
Porschia Riggins 5) none 
6) none 
7) Not being a 
freshman or a 
Lakeisha Roach sophmore. 
Clinton Roberson 
Eric Robinson 
Christal Ross 
Synquis Rouse 


Causey 
1) I think its good 1 friendly. 
4 j 4 like it. 5) Mrs. V. Glover, because 
aD a2) 2) Yes, but I think  she is down to earth. 
that it should be put 6) English, Mrs. Stevens 
on vibrate. because she knows how to 


C 

oS 

2 O O / 3) It rings too early. get her point across. 

at 4) Ms. Battle, 7) Graduation Day is near. 


because she is very 


Ir THESE WALLS CouLp TALK: JUNIORS 6r& 





Willie Rouse 
Shannon Russell 
Rafeal Scott 
Saul Seabrooks 
Courtney Sims 


Darius Singleton 
Alexandria Smith 
Lisa Smith 
Marcel Smith 
Mendesa Smith 


Pilar Stephens 
Tiera Stephens 
Ayesha Stinson 
Alaceyia Stubbs 
Adrienne Taylor 


Larry Taylor 
Vacarro Tharpe 
Brandon Thomas 
Samantha Thomas 
Darrell Thompson 


| VALHALLA 2006: LEGACIES 





Stuart Thompson 
Nathaniel Thrash 
Latoya Tripp 
Terry Tuft 
Brittany Tyson 


Demetria Vaughn 
Brandon Veal 
Solondria Vickers 
Cassandra Walker 
Phylicia Walker 


Shalandria Walker 
Valarie Walker 
Tavares West 
Quincy Whitehead 
Tiffany Wiggins 


Courtney Williams 
India Williams 
Keiotta Williams 
Paula Williams 
Pennie Williams 


Courtney Willis 
Tacara Woodford 
Chantel Wright 


Ir THese Watts CoutpD TALK: JUNIORS 6a 





SENIORS: Ci 


~~ Equipment 
= by: Edgar A. Guest 


=. Figure it out for yourself 
2 my lad. You've got all that 
y- the great have had. Two 
' arms, two legs, two hands, 
two eyes, and a brain to use 
if you'd be wise. With this equipment 
they all began, so start for the top and say 
IT Can. Look them over the wise and the 
great. They take their food from.a common 
plate. With similar knives and forks they 
use, with similar laces they tie their shoes. 
The world considerthem brave and smart, 
but yourknow = you've got all they had, 
when they made their start. You can 
triumph and come to skill you can be great 
if you only will. Youre well equipped for 


 6, VALHALLA 2006: LEGACIES 





ass of ZOOO 


the fight you choose, you have arms and legs and 
brains to use. And people whovhave risen, great 
deeds to do started their lives with no more than 
you. You are the handicap you must face. You are the 
one who must choose your place. You must say 
where you want.to go. How much you'll study the 
truth to know. God has equipped you for life, but he 
lets you decide what you want to be. The courage 
must come from the soul within, you 

must furnish the will to win. So figure it 

out for yourself my lad, you 

were born with all the great 

have had. With your 

equipment they all began, 

so start for the top and ge 

say I Can. r 





Ir THrse Watts Coup TALK: SENIORS 65 


What Da Business 
Is? 

Is it that real talk we 

speak when we're 

trying to stunt for our 


homeboys and Gloria Aaron Jermica Aaron Jarvis Adside Jessica Alexande 
homeguls, or when 1am the master of my fat ust because no one has mad Education is not ju Whesiener yon do 
you're trying to holla lam the captain of my sou rik  cain pee a , a ; aS: SB pra . ' 

at dat shawty that 7 

just crossed your 

path? 


Wuz happenin? . 
Slang is a way of life 
and has a life of its 
own. Its who we are, f 
our colloquialism to 
which we place our 
being. Every , 


Kelicia Antony 5 7 l James Banks Salita Banks 


xe io s its 
generation has it ish te 


own dialect that it x. 
identifies with. From 
swell, to groovy, to 
sweet, to smooth, to 


crunk, slang changes 

with the times. Its a 

secret language that, 

we as youth of today, 

can understand, but 
our parents cannot. 

Every generation has 


ae 7 _ . 5 
an evolved rendition Chikira Barron Shalonda Batt Steven Billue Brandon Bivins 
of the English You were born to win- but rust in God. Through him 

- 2 a ie you must plan to win, then all things are possible 
language to which * *" alicia 
they can relate to call Harvey Mackay Shalonda Battle 
their own. What will 


your children come Ls ; 
up with next? So, I 

promise man, you 

jus gotta spare da 

rod. Let's get it, Chea! 

Ardacia Collier 


ive) ] 
Lateef Booker Tavaris Brown Thea Brown O uietz Bryant 


Walk by faith and not by 


Kelicia Anthony 


If ther re is no struggle, there 


sight is no progress. 


-HCorinth. 5:7 -Frederick Douglass 


- 66 VALHALLA 2006: LEGACIES 





r 


COE AB NC 


yi 


' 7 
Anthony Hurney fas tame \Wamara ituan aft ers joshua naney K Jamel had happ 
| 


2 


TY =) =) Il;  1 
herry Drittany Coleman Ardacia Collie helsea Collier Angelica Cooper 
 


in y 


"ARE 


Anthony Burne 


 


Kedr L 
Its time to really work hard I can do hings throug! I terate of the 21st Believe in your dreams, and 


and have lots of fun Christ who strengthens m entury will not be those wh they will come true 


Kedric Cherry hilipians 4:13 : ees : Angelica Coo 


ALA 


7 ~ 1 tj + 7] P  
Khristah Cornelius Shanethia Cornelius Calvin Council Rykiel Curry gabe Davis 


You always have options You never know what you 
Dream big can do until you try 


Yalonda Cornelius -Unknown 


7 


iva)  7 r  r 
Marcus Davis Joshua Denmark Rodrico Dennis Shunquinese Dennis Atticus Dillard 


Don't get a slice, get the Take high school serious if Dont worry, be happy Everybody wants to go to 
whole pie. want to achieve in life heaven, but nobody wants 
to die 


Marcus Davis -Joshua Denmark Bobby McFerrin -Unknown 


Ie THEeseE WALLS CouLD TALK: SENIORS 67 & 





JARVIS ADSIDE ANTHONY BURNEY ERVIN GLOVER 
Mr. NORTHEAST 


AUSTIN SHOULTZ ROLANDO HArRIS Curis GANTT 


 68 VALHALLA 2006: LEGACIES 





GLORIA AARON JacqueTtaA Moss BRITTNEY SIMS 


Ms. NORTHEAS1 


SUPERLATIVES 


JessIcA LESTER STACY FREEMAN SHUNQUINESE DENNIS 


69 





Girls, iets this. 
You're in class and a 
boy keeps looking at 
you, after a while he 
begins passing notes 
to you, then he waves 


, T) ! 1. es r 
and smiles. Suddenly Lieangelo L)ixon Jaquanda L)urden c Tif tany Emokpae Chelsea Farrar 


you fee] 
uncomfortable. Even 
begin to have 
daydreams of him 
stalking you. Suddenly, 
the end of class bell 
snaps you back to 
reality. The loud bell 
shocks you and causes 
you to sit in the chair 
longer than you had 
planned. The memory 


of the boy comes to 4 1 lat 7 


Charlie Fletcher L akessa For Ce 2 Inezian Fuller 


you and you 
panickingly HGR oricinality, tha = 
around hoping hes ' imitation doing it 


something than to regr 


Melville -Unknown 


gone. Then he pops up 
in front of you and 


says, Girl, 1 may not ; 

be Mya, but my love 

is like whoa!!! What | 
do you do? Do some 

boys say the lamest 

pick-up lines and 

make you want to slap 

them? Well here is a 


list of a few for you to Christophe Gantt Roshunda 


Cyibson Shanesia Gl lenn Ervin Gl wer I] 
look out for. Some are 


Respect i du t ery few burdens are heavy The greatest thing you will 


SO lame you dont verybody, but I dont asl if everyone lifts ever learn is just to love and 


: r my rest take it be loved in return. 
need help detecting nknown Nat King Cole 
them. 


*If you were a booger I'd . ! . | 
' i 


pick you first! 


*Hey girl, you have 
something on your butt, my 


eyes! 


*Hey! I lost my phone 
number....Can I have 


vours? ~ ~ ~  ~  ~ 
Jasmine Graham Charahtis Cyreen Dreamer Ureen Latoya Green 


Success depends on 
Daryl Jones individual initiative. 


Anna Paviova 


&. VALHALLA 2006: LEGACIES 





Aad 


Lys rt vin Idd 


2A 


Rolando Harris Javante Hawkins Jalesa Head Anthony Hill April Hill 


a 


\ 
Today is \ rday, ve Let's get it! is only by risking that w 


tomorrow ne 


Rolando Harri 


- 


Bryan Hill Lashonda Hill Starla Hill Gabrielle Horne Andriea Hoskins 


and Have Motivatiion is what gets 


In the middle of every Dont give up when things Listen, learn 
what 


difficulty lies opportunity get hard, keep on pushing some fun you started 
for the best keeps you gX 


Albert Einstein Starla Hill Harold Horne 


" 


Jim Ryun 


Jessica Hughes Ashely Hunt Jasmine James Jahira Jenkins Freda Johnson 


Be careful what you set your Friends dont friends drive Life without friendship is Those who are lost, lose Never look down on 


drunk like the sky without the themselves anybody unless you've 


helping them up 


heart on, for it will surely 
be yours sun 


Ralph Waldo Emerson Unknown -Anonymous Unknown -Jesse Jackson 
F 


Ie THes Watts CouLp TALK: SENIORS A 





CHELSEA FARRAR & DEANGELO DIXON CHIKIRA BARROW & STEVEN BILIUE 
CLass CLOWN Most ATHLETIC 


tal 
7 cid 
sifadghy tly 
itt 
SPREE BERLLPL 


 
- 

eae 
= 

a) 
i 

| 
a 


4 
JAVANTE HAWKINS & STACY FREEMAN SAMUEL WILLIAMS & CHRISTINA RICKS 
Most ATTRACTIVE Best DreEssEeD 


SHALONDA BATTLE & ERVIN GLOVER 
Most SPIRITED 


STACY FREEMAN & BENNIE CRAWFORD 
Most FLrTATIOUS 


&-.. VALHALLA 2006: LEGACIES 





Aprit Hitt & ANTHONY BURNEY 
Best PERSONALITY 


ROBERT VANZANT & SHADASIA LEWIS 
Worst DRIVER 


Jarvis Apsipe & BRITTNEY SIMs 
Most LikELty TO SUCCEED 


7 
A 
V 
O 
R 
I 
T 
E 
S 


ZAN TOWLES & AMBERIA ROBERTSON 
PRETTIEST SMILE 


Jarvis ADSIDE & SABRINA MORGAN 
Most CHARMING 


CHRISTINA Ricks & Atticus DILLARD 
Most ORIGINAL 


Ir THEsE Watts CouLp TALK: SENIORS 73 





First Memory 


Imagine you 
are sitting in your 
classroom and suddenly 
you just bust out 
laughing. You're 
remembering the good 
times when something 
funny happened back in 
the day. You think to 
yourself, MAN! If 
only I could go back to 
the old days. The bell 


rings and you run to 
your friends and 
exclaim, Do you 
remember that time in 
Ms. Stevens room 
where something crazy 
happened. Then yall 
just start laughing 


uncontrollably and L Daguan Jessi Ca Lester Shadasia . Lewis emeca Little 

everyone in the hall 1 have got two reasons for ) not follow the path; gx Dont ook __ back 
uccess and I'm standing ins aid where ther is path Something may b gaining 

turns and looks at you ' alta mething may be gainit 


on you 


) >) 


AINCSEY Johnsc n Josie jonnson LVel-esiia fone. Clerence K itchens 
\ \ V 


all as if you were crazy. 
But, how could they 


-Satchel Leory Paige 


know, theyre just   


freshmen! Another 
memory all seniors 


should know is when 

you were all freshmen 

all the talk was what 

color should be worn at 

the first pep rally. The 

ie cence vis Jameshia A larcus Chivas A leadows Akiev Middle ston Nedrick ! Miller 

the freshmen have on , 2 (70m yesturdiay, ls Dericin hes isc! 
rv verything in it is out there 

white shirts as the so 

called rule says. Ms. 

Carter gets on the 

intercom and calls for all 

Seniors to report to the 

gym....All junior, then, 

sophomores. And finally 

freshman! When you 

walk in, you feel a rush 

of excitment. But when 

its time to represent : 

your class, they boo  Fwar) Mitchell Kenyata Mitchell Devin Modest Darius Moffet 

you!! You feel . 

SMA EL! 

--Christina Emory 


on the ground and get 


Young Jeezy 


>, VALHALLA 2006: LEGACIES 





T). l, : 
Derrick Morgan Sabrina Morgan 
 


necessar 


=~ 


Pindexia Mullen 


derico Na 
recerico LNat 
Very few burdens are heavy 


lifts 


Travorous Norwood 


Life consists not in 


Shameki Nottingham 
t 


holding good cards, but in 
playing those you hold 


well -Josh Billings 


= 


TY 
Jodi Rainey 


In the absence of love, there 


. 
Lauren Queen 
~ 


is nothing worth fighting 
for 


Elijah Wood 


- : 
Shanna Nel 
uild door 


Milton Berl 


= 
Larry Ogletree 
. 
Ability may get you to the 
but it takes character 
to keep you there 
John Wooden 


> TY 
Christina Ricks 


Love is blind; friendship 


closes its eyes 


-Unknown 


AT Ty 
Niteria Fatterson 
Accept the challenges, so 

that you may 


exhilartion of v 


ay 7 
Jan Ricks 
Even the smallest person 
can change the course of the 
future 


Cate Blanchett 


= 4 
4) PE 
avid Norwooi 


 


Crystal ; 


If you 


rainbow, be 


want to enj 
prepar 


endure the storn 


TY 7 72) 
Renelda Roberts 
We make a living by what 
we get, we make a life by 

what we give 


-Winston Churchill 


Ir THEsE Watts Coutp TALK: SENIORS 75 





Friends, how many of us have them? 


With this type of friend, 
everything is kept on a 
public level, almost 
nothing 
personal A community friend is another 
is name for an associate. You have 
revealed only as much contact with this 
to them person as others do, 
A wise which includes only 
friend is talking or hanging 
someone out when you all 


What are 
friends? That's 
the age old 
question that 
may never be 
answered 
because of one 
reason; there is 
more than one 


But, heres a short summary of 
all six. Best friends, which 

have the highest 

rank, are 

friends that 

you feel 

such a 


type of friend 
There are six 
types to be 
precise: best 
friends, fun 


powerful 


connection that the 


idea of you a 
related seem 
friends are th 


| being blood 
tangible. Fun 


e 
Cc 


that has 
the wisdom 

you wish 

you had 


happen to see 
each other. Mentor 
friends are usually 
friends that have 


and will 
tell you 
what's 


a couple more 
years on you 
and are not 
right necessarily 
even if wise, but they 
you're what it takes to 
wrong get you where there 
are their trials and 
errors. 


friends that are 
already at your 
door telling you 
to come with 
them and have 

fun before you can pick up 
the phone to call them 


friends, wise 
friends, 
community 
friends, mentor 


friends 
and opposite sex friends. It 


would take an entire book to 
explain, in detail, the real 
meanings of these friends. 








Daryl has been friends with Christina for 1 year Robert and Chris have been friends for 16 Atticus and Donte have been friends for 


and Shakiyla since 9th grade Years about 15 years 


Friends, ones we can depend on 


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Friends, how many of us have them? 


Opposite sex friends are friends 

that you have of 

the opposite 

that represent 
and demonstrates 


AN 


how different the 

sexes are and to give you points of views 

not seem by your sex. But no matter what 

type of friend you have all should be there 

for you, but 

should also understand 

when you want to be 

ey and Rolando have been friends since alone. A friendship consists of the good 

ee and the bad even if one outweighs the 

other? So, what type of friend do you 

really have? 


TELEVEN 


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may 
Don't walk behind me 
| may not lead 
Just walk beside me and be my friend 
A real friend is someone who walks in 
when the rest of the worid walks out 
Forgiveness is the glue 
that repairs broken relationships 
, Nature has given to men one tongue 
Tiana since 9th grade. Tiana has been but two ears, that we may hear 
friends with Dreamer since 7th grade from others twice as much 
as we speak 
True friends are like diamonds, 
precious and rare 
A friend fs Someone Courtney has been friends with Amber for 
who knows the song in yot ears and Quinesha for 6 years 
and can sing it back to you 
when you have forgotten the words 
A friend is one who believes in you 
when you have ceased to believe 
in yourself 
It takes a long time 
to grow an old friend 


PRLS WS @ Ac... 


Friends, before we go any further... 


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Hungry? Why Wait. 


Come on! I know that 
you had one of those 
times when you woke 
up very late and didnt 
have time for 
breakfast. Youre on 
the way to school with 
an empty stomach. 
This meal is the most 
important meal of the 
day and without it your 
brain might not be on 
full alert for the class 
work you have ahead 
of you. Then, your bus 
comes late so, you 
have to go straight to 
class. Your next 
chance would be to go 
to lunch or of course to 
the vending machine. 
But in the meantime, 
you're still hungry. The 
question is, what would 
you do if you can no 
longer wait? These are 
some of the responses 
we got from your 
fellow classmates: 


Tl would ask the 
teacher to go to the 
restroom and end up at 
the snack machine. 
Atticus Dillard 


T would think about 
eating a Twinkie and 
anything close to it in 
the snack machine | 
would buy. 
Gloria Aaron 


Somebody go get me 
something out the 
snack machine and I1] 
give ya'll 60 cent. 
Tiffany Hugley 


--Shakiyla Woods 


sl oD 
Imberia Robertson 


The highest fences we ne 
to climb are those we've 


built within our minds 


Unaxnown 


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Natasha Smith-Germany 


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Jaleesa Kobertson 
He who has 
nas lived 
laughed often 
much 


Bessie A. Stanley 


Austin Shoult: 


Do all 


because 


you can today 
tomorrow in never 
promised to you 


Anonymous 


Lakiesha Sinclair 


and loved 


Alisha Rumph 


u're on the righ 
track, you'll get run ov 


you just sit there 


Tiana Simmons 
Walk where the future takes 
you 


Tiana Simmons 


. . 
Calvin Singleton 


Jameela Stone 
You will never leave where 
you are, until you decide 
where you'd rather be. 


-Dexter Yager 


Nigel Sams 
Life is like riding a 


bicycle. You dont fal 


unless you plan to stop 


xeddling. -Claude Pep 


Jamishia Simms 


If you always do your 
best then one day you will 
be rewarded 


-Jamishia Simms 


Earl Singleton 
Everyday is a gift thats 


why they call the present 


-Unknown 


Daniel Strickland 





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No weapon formed agait There's mor 
a pretty smile 


me shall prosper 


Isaiah  Danielle Swint 


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/avores C/avores are 
We are one, our cause is 
one, and we must help each 
other if we are to succeed 


Frederick Douglass 


Joseph Williams 


It is not legnth of life, but 


Ralp hal pW illiams 


depth of life. 


Ralph Waldo Emerson 


VYasmeen Wilson 


Its hard to beat a person 


Seleah Wynn 


who never gives up. 


-Babe Ruth 


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Tammie Watson 


Samuel Pp illiams 


Lakie sh 1d Wa lke I 


Andrea Whitby 


Fill young minds with 


Wallicia Whisby 


knowledge; fill young hearts 


with hope 


iv 


Unknown 


Elyse Williamson India Wilson 


Seeing is different from 


being told 


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features belong to 
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Ah CDC PRIEAKING NIEWS 


Senioritis is a less than moderate interest in 
school-related activities that students usually 

cquire,around the last semester of their senior 
year. This controversial,syndrome has symptoms that 
include; 


Procrastination Laziness 


Sleeping 


If you have yet to experience these symptoms, be 
careful because this disease is contagious. It is 


easily spread among high school seniors everywhere. 


CIdC PRIEAKING NEWS 


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Ay CIC PRIEAKING NEWS 


Below are just a couple of the dangers of contracting 
this disease. 

Colleges can revoke their offer of admission 

Your college performance can be affected 


Now that you know of the dangers of coming into 
contact with this disease, you may be wondering if 
there is a sure for senioritis. Unfortunately, the 
only real sure for this disease is graduation. 
However, you can utilize preventative care to ensure 
that you are not infected with this disease. Here's 
now: 

Challenge yourself 

Make schoolwork more intereasting 

Stay involved 

Take a college course 

Senioritis is extremely easy to catch, and once you 
have it, VERRRY hard to get rid of. So, try to keep 
the above-mentioned preventative measures in mind 
while you enjoy your last few months of high school. 
It'll be worth it in the end. 


CIC PRIEAKING NEWS 


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Honor 


JAQuETTA Moss 

VALEDICTORIAN 

AFTER GRADUATION, | PLAN TO 
ATTEND GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY IN 
ATLANTA, GA AND PURSUE A PH.D. IN 
CHEMISTRY. WITHIN TEN YEARS, | HOPI 
TO HAVE MY OWN SCIENCE 
LABORATORY AND OPEN MY OWN 
SCIENCE MUSEUM FOR CHILDREN SO 
THAT OTHERS CAN EXPLORE THI 
WONDERFUL WORLD OF SCIENCE 


BRITTNEY SIMS 

STAR STUDENT 

UPON GRADUATING | WILL ATTEND 
VALDOSTA STATE UNIVERSITY TO 
BECOME AN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST. 
WHILE WORKING AS A THERAPIST | 
WANT TO OBTAIN A DEGREE IN 
BIOCHEMISTRY AND PERSUE A CAREER 
AS AN ORTHODONTIST. OVER TIME, | 
ANTICIPATE OWNING MY OWN BUSINESS 
AND EXPANDING IT GLOBALLY. 


SEMECA LITTLE 

AFTER | GRADUATE FROM HIGH 
SCHOOL, | PLAN TO ATTEND ALBANY 
STATE UNIVERSITY AND MAJOR IN 
BIOLOGY OR BUSINESS 
ADMINISTRATION WITH A MINOR IN 
TECHNOLOGY. TEN YEARS FROM 
GRADUATION I| HOPE TO HAVE 
ESTABLISHED A RESPECTABLE CAREER IN 
THE FIELD OF MY CHOICE. 


NATALIA DAIES 

IMMEDIATELY AFTER HIGH SCHOOL, | 
PLAN TO ATTEND SPELMAN COLLEGE, 
WHERE I WILL MAJOR IN MARKETING 
AND COMPUTER GRAPHICS. IN THE 
FUTURE, I PLAN TO OPEN MY OWN 
CHAIN OF SPOKEN WorpD CAFES. 
ALONG THE WAY I PLAN TO WRITE MY 
OWN BOOK ENTITLED FREED WHICH 
WILL BE A COLLECTION OF POEMS AND 
VERSES. 


| VALHALLA 2006; LEGACIES 


GLORIA AARON 

SALUTATORIAN 

UPON GRADUATION, | PLAN TO ATTEND 
EMory UNIVERSITY TO. EARN A B.S. IN 
BIOLOGY AND MINOR IN GENETICS. I 
PLAN TO ATTEND Duke UNIVERSITY TO 
EARN MY DOCTORATE AS A 
PSYCHIATRIST AND BE A CYTOGENIST ON 
THE SIDE. IN 10 YEARS, I WILL BE A 
FAMOUS PSYCHIATRIST; OWNER OF A 
GENETIC RESEARCH CENTER, AND OWNER 
OF A PROFESSIONAL SOCCER TEAM. 


JAMEELA STONE 

AFTER GRADUATION | PLAN TO ATTEND 
GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY AND 
MAJOR IN BIOLOGY AND MINOR IN 
COMMUNICATIONS. My 
ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR 10 YEARS 
FROM NOW WOULD BE TO BECOME A 
SUCCESSFUL SPEECH PATHOLOGIST WITH 
MY OWN PRATICE. AFTER THESE 
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, | PLAN TO RETURN 
TO SCHOOL TO BECOME AN EASE, 
NOSE, AND THROAT SPECIALIST. 


ARDACIA COLLIER 

AFTER HIGH SCHOOL, I PLAN TO 
ATTEND A 4 YEAR INSTITUTION. My 
MAJOR WILL BE PRE-MED AND MY 
MINOR WILL BE PSYCHOLOGY. WITHIN 
TEN YEARS, | PLAN TO HAVE A PH.D. IN 
BIOLOGY. | WILL BE BEGINNING MY 
MEDICAL PRACTICE. 


JAMISHIA SIMMS 

AFTER GRADUATION, I PLANTO 
ATTEND COLUMBUS STATE UNIVERSITY 
AND OBTAIN A DEGREE IN PRE- 
DENTISTRY. | THEN PLAN TO ENROLL IN 
MAHARRY MEDICAL COLLEGE AND 
OBTAIN A MASTERS DEGREE IN 
DENTISTRY. IN TEN YEARS, | PLAN TO 
HAVE HOPEFULLY STARTED MY OWN 
PRACTICE. | ALSO WANT TO BE MARRIED 
WITH AT LEAST ONE CHILD. 





Graduate 


MH Jateesa ROBERTSON 


AFTER COMPLETION OF HIGH SCHOOL, | 
PLAN TO ATTEND GORDON COLLEGE. 
WHILE ATTENDING GORDON COLLEGE, 
| WANT TO BECOME A DIAGNOSTIC 
MEDICAL SONOGRAPHER (ULTRASOUND 
TECHNICIAN) AND IT TAKES ABOUT 2 TO 
4 YEARS FOR ME TO COMPLETE THE 
EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS. AFTER 
ACCOMPLISHING MY GOALS, I PLAN TO 
WORK AT NorTHSIDE MEDICAL CENTER 
IN MACON, GEORGIA. 


CHARLIE FLETCHER 

AFTER GRADUATION, | WANT TO 
ATTEND CLARK ATLANTA UNIveRSITY. | 
PLAN TO MAJOR IN EDUCATION AND 
MINOR IN CHOREOGRAPHY. 10 YEARS 
FROM NOW, | PLAN ON LIVING A HAPPY 
LIFE WITH MY CAREER, OWN A NICE CAR 
AND HOUSE, BE ON MY WAY TO 
MARRIAGE AND TWO CHILDREN, AND 
DEBT AND STRESS FREE. 


LAKEESA FORD 

I PLAN ON ATTENDING GEORGIA TECH 
IN THE FALL AND MAJORING IN 
ARCHITECTURE, HOPEFULLY AFTER 
OBTAINING MY BACHELORS, I WILL GO 
ON TO RECEIVE MY MASTERS. IF 
POSSIBLE, | WOULD LIKE TO EARN A JOB 
THROUGH MY INTERNSHIP SO THAT I'LL 
BE COVERED AFTER GRADUATING. 
AFTER 10 YEARS, | WILL HAVE BECOME 
A WELL-KNOWN ARCHITECT. 


LARRY OGLETREE 

AFTER GRADUATION, | HOPE TO 
ATTEND COLLEGE AND GET A DEGREE IN 
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY. 
HoperFutty, I WILL GET A JOB 
WORKING AND REPAIRING COMPUTERS. 


SHUNQUINESE DENNIS 
|, SHUNQUINESE DENNIS, PLAN ON 
ATTENDING SAVANNAH COLLEGE Of} 

ART AND DESIGN AFTER HIGH SCHOOL. 
Wuite | AM IN COLLEGE, I PLAN ON 
MAJORING IN FASHION AND PAINTING: | 
ALSO WOULD DO A COUPLE OF 
INTERNSHIPS SO THAT | CAN BETTER 
PREPARE MYSELF. THEN HOPEFULLY | 
WILL OWN MY OWN CLOTHING STORE. 


JessicA ALEXANDER 

AFTER HIGH SCHOOL, I HAVE NOT 
MADE ANY PLANS EXCEPT TO MOVE OUT 
AND INTO MY OWN HOME. MAYBE IN 
A YEAR OR TWO, I'LL GO BACK TO 
SCHOOL, BUT RIGHT NOW, | AM TIRED, 
STRESSED, AND NEEDING A BREAK. BUT 
[ WILL BE JUMPING RIGHT INTO THI 
WORK FORCE, TO MAKE SURE | AM 
SECURE WITH MY NEEDS. IN THE NEXT 
TEN YEARS, I PLAN TO BE LIVING WITH 
NO stress. Just HAPPY. 


SHADASIA LEWIS 

My PLANS AFTER GRADUATION ARE TO 
ATTEND GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF 
TECHNOLOGY. I AM GOING TO MAJOR 
IN COMPUTER ENGINEERING. I PLAN ON 
GETTING INTO THE FIELD OF ROBOTICS. 
IN THE FUTURE, | WANT TO START MY 
OWN BUSINESS PRODUCING AND 
SELLING ROBOTS. IN 10 YEARS, | 
WOULD LIKE TO HAVE MY OWN HOUSE, 
TWO CARS, A SUCCESSFUL HUSBAND, 
AND MY OWN COMPANY. 


SELEAH WYNN 
| PLAN TO ATTEND GEORGIA COLLEGE 
AND STATE UNIVERSITY AND RECEIVE A 

BACHELORS DEGREE IN BUSINESS 
MANAGEMENT. 10 YEARS AFTER 
GRADUATION, I WANT A HOUSE, TWO 
CARS, AND A SUCCESSFUL CAREER IN 
BUSINESS. 


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Clubs & Organizations 


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Arcademrc Bowl Team 


Advisor Mrs. Ricks 


The Academic Bowl Team stu ates 
acts and trivia and compete tn 
VATIONS competitions. 


Quinterence Bell, Renate Dennis, Josh Arnold, Cameron Floyd, Brittani Stokes, Ariel Marsh, Alyssa Crawford, 
Malcolm Hunter, NeChelle Carrington, Courtney Hodgins, Charlie Fletcher, Stacey Freeman, Jarred Moore, 
Gloria Aaron, Rolando Harris, Jessica Lester. (Not pictured, Ervin Glover) 


K. ela Aub 
4 dvisor- Mes, Graham 


ya academic society that 


honors character, achieviilient 


and leadershiya. 


Daryl Jones, Christina Emery, Joshua Arnold, Ariel Marsh, Cameron Floyd, Adriene Taylor, Elysse Crawford, 
Latasha Dennis, Cassie Andrews, Carlissa Johnson, Jared More, Ralphael Eason, Zakirrah Muhummed, 
Breanna Jones, Quinterrence Bell, Gloria Aaron, Rolando Harris, Courntey Hodges, Malcolm Hunter, (Not 
pictured Quincy Whitehead.) 


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Chorus 


Rdvisor- Miss Bengtson 


The NEHS Chorus is a performance- 


oriented class where students get the 

_ opportunity to sing and study pieces 

| from many different historical and 
cultural contexts. 


a 


Melvin Cason, Celesty Burnett, Demetria Vaughn, Nicole Gooden, Joseph Williams, Xavia Hutchings, Lateef 
Booker, Shameki Nottingham, Breanna Jones, Rodricu Dennis, Lisa Smith, Lindexia Mullen, Kevin Griggs, 
Carrie Hollings. (Not pictured, Stephen Billue) 


Deca 


Advisor-Mrs. Washigton 


DECA's mission has been to enhance 
the education of students with interest 
in marketing, managment, and 
entrepreneurship. 


Dahlmon Lowe, Joshua Arnold, Steven Millerfield, Nedrick Miller, Daquan Lee, Willie Harris, Nathiel Thrash, 
Andria Whitby, Jarvis Adside, Rico Napier, Gabe Davis, Makeisha Hill, Lateisha Madison, Jalisa Head, Tiffany 
Hugley, Amber Johnson, Franceca Green, Whitney Davis, Danielle Swient- Buoyer, Denitra Ware, Jessica 
Alexander, Mathew Bright, Alton Allen, Rolando Harris, Malcolm Hunter, Stacey Freeman, Brittney Arnold, 
Shaneka Green, Mary Marium, Alyssa Curry, Toshina Laster, Jamishia Simms, Lakesia Ford, Bridget Miller, 
Devisha Allen, Candis Loyd, Lateef Baker, Gus Griffin, Quietz Bryant, Charlie Fletcher, Jessica Lester, 
Courtney Hodgins, Gloria Aaron, Quinterence Bell. 


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NewS Team 


Advisor jack Strickland 


ThE N6WS Tam UNS the schools television 
network, They deliver MomMing announcements 


Josh Arnold, Tereneshia Nash, Jarred Moore, Quinterance Bell, Malcolm Hunter, Dahlmon Lowe, Alaceyia 
Stubbs. 


Salmagundi 


produce the best Literary 


Magazine in the country. 


Jarvis Adside, Tameka Chappell, Ralphael Eason, Dreamar Green, Gabrielle Horne, Jessica Hughes, Freda 
Johnson, Rosie Johnson, Darrick Morgan, Zakirah Muhammad, Larry Ogletree, Crystal Pettigrew, Ian Ricks, 
Jaleesa Robertson, Tavores, Jarvis Wiggins, Ralpheal Williams, Seleah Wynn. 


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Advisor- Mrs, Lula Curry 


FFA stands for Future Farmers 
of America. Our members have won 
accolades at various competitions 

this year. We help to maintain the 
landscaping on our beautiful 
campus. 


Nedric Miller, Monterio Parker, Nichelle Carrington, Jarvaris Milner, Ariel Marsh, Willie Harris, Kelvin 
Howard, Andrew Gay, Lateef Booker, Porsha Arnold, Keshia Hill, Janorio Brown, Shanika green, Francheka 
Green, Sam Sima, Tammy Watson, Samuel Simmion, Daryl Jones, Chris Gordon, Regis Sanders. 


MLEDIA CLUB 


ADVISOR- Ms. HULDA STUCKEY 


THE MOEDIA CLUB ASSISTS THLE 
MLEDIA CLERKS IN RUNNING 
THE MOEDIA CENTER. 


Quinterrance Bell, Malcolm Hunter, Joshua Arnold, Teraneisha Nash, Jarvaris Milner, Alaceyia 
Stubbs, Lateef Baker, Shakilya Woods, Jonathan Nunnally, Daryl Jones, Brittney Stokes, Simeya 
Jimenez, Christina Emery. 


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STUDENL 
GOVERNMENT 


ADVISOR. MRS. BARBARA 
FRANKLIN 


STUDENT GOVERNMENT LAKES 
CARE OF ISSUES THAT THE 
STUDENTS HAVE IN THE SCHOOL. 


Daquan Lee, Daryl Jones, Brenda Collins, Chandra Harris, Christina Emery, Malcolm Hunter, Latoya 
Woodford, Deidra DeBerry, Charlie Fletcher, Tacara Woodford, Jameela Stone, Shalandria Vickers, Gloria 
Aaron, Ardacia Collier, Jessica Lester, Rolando Harris, Jarvis Adside, Jeremy Bradley, Nichele Carrington, 

Calvin Brown. 


TAR 


Advisor- Mrs. Chiquita 


Dinckins 
TAPS stands for teens 
against presnancy. TAPS 
educates yvouth and 
promotes abstinence. 


DLA RS ee LOE sae Sats 
Jameela stone, Malcolm Hunter, Quin Bell, Christina Emery, Alexandria Smith, Lateef Booker, Daryl 
Jones,Tiara Groce,Jessica Hughes, Francilla Rhodes, DeJanee Wimbush, Brenna Jones, Brittani Stokes,Cassie 
Andrew, Shantera Davis, NichelleleCarrington, Matthew Bright,Chris Mitchell, Brittany Arnold,Javores Ware, 
Adrienne Taylor, Cameron Hunt, Brenda Collins, Keiotta Williams,Shaneka Green, Alisha Rumph,Tavores 


Ware, Earl Singleton, Jarvis Adside, Lataha Dennis. 


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VALHALLA 


ADVISOR -).DEGRANDIS 


THE VAHALLA 15 1 BOOK SET ASIDE TO 
CAPTURE MEMORIES, TO KECORD 
THE EVENTS OF THE YEAR AND 10 

ENTERTAIN. 


Daryl Jones, Dalhmon Lowe, Anthony Burney, Shalandria Walker, Shakiyla Woods, Ardacia Collier, Christal 
Ross, Bridget Miller, Tianna Simmons, Andrea Whitby, Amberia Robsertson, Latoya Jackson, Solandria, 
Vickers, Angelica Cooper, Christina Emery, Shaneice Aaron, Shadasia Lewis. 


JROTC 


Dritt TEAM 


JROTC stanps ror Junior Restrve 
Orricer Traininc Corps. THE 
. Mission of JROTC is to motivate 
YOUNG PEOPLE TO BECOME BETTER 


CITIZENS. 


Morgan, Stevenson, Fordham, Wisby, William, Nunnally, Dent, Tyson, Lewis, Wiley, Singleton, Nealing, 
Commings. 


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JROTC Companies 


A Company B Company 


Evens, Edwards, Donaldson, Scarcay, Curry, Billingslea, Thorpe, Thasha, Russell, Miller. 
Moore, Preston, Magee, Adoms, Hall, Perry, 
Walden, Warren, Roberson, Manuel, Womble, 
Travet, Dilittle, William. 


C Company D Company 


Macoh, Sams, Russell, Simms, Williams, Davis, Cuncil, Oliver, Hardwick, Little, Singalton, 
Williams, Grace, Rouse Braswell, Glover, Hilman, Dentson. 


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VOCA 


Advisor- Ms. Ursala 
Lynch 


Alvin Gray, Mikesha Hill, Rashun WIlliams, Michael Sinclair, Katango Curry, Erica Walla, Darryl 
Thompson, Menzel Brown, Bruce Mulen, Cedric Patterson, Chantia Brown, Victoris Jordan, Shannon 
Russell, Grover Jolly, Dontay Brown, Nichelle Carrington, Armone Evans, Chankandria Williams. 


Sree Team (Line CQne) 


TEAM L EATOER- FERVN 
GLOVER (Bakr) 


BT+HEY CALL US LINE ONE BECAUSE 
WE CANT BE OUTIDONE. 
WERE MORE HERCE. THAN THHE 
POWER OF ANCLEAR BOMB, 


Chris Gantt (Ice), Antuan Capers (Energizer), Nei-Eisha Jones (Georgia Peach), Jessica Lester (Future), 
Anthony Hill (Butter), Regis Sanders (Regis), Camron Brown (Sampson), Darius Moffet (Wildcat), Tray 
Collins (Trigger Man). 


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Ne oleh MPa Ai < rs 

fe ae f w ey i 
fogate fh a Mf M ariel.n if 
Lift LP 1 iy a | fol epi iy} : oe he a, 


. = - = al 
pos  \ ii Ut 
J i 


THE RAIDER oy aS BAND, PERFORMS 
AT ALL FOOTBALL GAMES AND COMPETES 
NATION WIDE, 


r c yi . hip Mol 
HO he (vf P 
he 4 


DRUM Masors SAXOPHONES 


Kentrell Rhodes, Dondrae Collins, Gabe 


Kevin Griggs, Chivas Meadows Davis 


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AUXILIARY GIRLS 


Christina Ricks, Teraneshia Nash, Brittani Stokes, 


Sheroni Daniely, Chelsea Farrar, Lauren Queen, 
Deishana Jackson. 


MELLOPHONES 


Secca Little, Desctrotae Dillard, seis 8 Moss, 
Tavarus Ware, Jarred Moore, Stacey Freeman. 


FLUTES AND 
PICCOLOS 


Chantera Davis, Paula Williams, Linsday 
Johnson, Shatoya Jackson, Danielle Ammonds. 


TUBAS 


ry ad, 
Ca? ms So ZJm 
Rashawn Williams, Saul EAE Eric Gan, 
Joseph Williams. 


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CLARINETS 


Alemente Guyton, Kayla Barrow, Monet Mike, Keyerra Rozier, Janecia Ross, Valerie Walker, Chernika Worthy, 
Alyssa Crawford, Jameela Stone, Michelle Hill, Ericka Spivey, Jermeshia Marcus, Cymirian Flagg, Fransara 
Thorpe, Andrea Whitby. 


PERCUSSION 


= a i. spel 


Chris Mitchell, Blake Bivins, Robert Collier, Branden Bivins, Darvis Hollingsworth, Sylvia Russell, Shaqville 
Person, Tabious Billingslea, Josh Mallard, Miles Whitby, Stephehen Jackson, Ambres Reese, Cedric Lane, 
Danielle Freeman, Jonathan Brown. Darrius James, Jodey Rainey, Rolando Harris, Calvin Singleton, Vacarro 
Tharpe, Bennie Crawford. 


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TROMBONES 


ustin Farin: Darius Moffett, Devin Modest, T R U M Pp E T S 


Antorio Patrick, Keundre Brown, Craig Bass, 
Martia Lee, Quinyetta Strubbs, Paula Riggins. 


BARITONES 


Alisha Rumph, Austin Shoultz, Larry Major, 
Jamel Harris, Ariel Lester, Bryan Hill, Davion 
Lockett, Cameron Floyd, Malcolm Hunter, 
Pennie Williams. 


Brittany Hale, Jeremy Wimes, Jasmine Brown, 
Quincy Whitehead, Tavarius Flowers, 
Quinterrece Bell, Anthony Hill, Antuan Capers. 


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Paws me ra . Y ' 
RAIDERS 


FOOTBALL 


PRIDE aw MH Oy ais 
HIGH SPORTS 55 


A003-A2OOSG 


LETS TAKE A LOOK AT 
HOW OUR RAIDERS 
SJIRLOW TIHUEIR 
TEAMWORK AND HOYY 
THEY PUT TIME AND 
EFFORT INTO SHOWING 


ga Fe lua * } THEIR SCHOOL SPIRIT. 


aioe! Lhhas a il 


. 


evr F 


ALL THEIR    wi fh 
EFFORT FROM = =- 


LONG HOURS OF 
PRACTICES ARE 
SHOWN IN 
THEIR GAMES 
AND IN THEIR 
WINNING 
EFFORTS. 


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Christina Emery 
Sophomore 


DIAMONDS 
ARE A GIRLS 
BEST 
FRIEND. 


oS 


Ready to 
pitch to the 
opposing 
team. 


Top Row: Coach Alsobrooks, 
Nichellele Carrington, Brianna 
Denmark, Amber Johnson, 
Shankevia Burke, Andrea 
Hoskins, Calisha Calloway, 
Bottom Row: Takia Johnson, 
Ashley Warren, Christina Emery, 
Raven Denmark 


Nichellele Carrington 
demostrates good 
sportsmanship as she 
and her teamates 
shakes there 
opponents bands. 


Andrea Hoskins 
Senior 


MORE THAN 
WHAT MEETS 
THE EYE. 


Hit the ball 
for her 
Teams 
victory. 


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Northeast Raiders 


5 rh i  eg ny : 


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| ey areal r 
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Running Backs 


The Raiders released an aerial assault this year that equaled up to 
more than 2,000 yards passing and over 15 touchdown passes. 
Heres a look af the players who filled the positions on offense this 


NORTHEAST 


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Varsity Football 


On defense the Raiders were hitting harder than ever. The defensive 
linemen were making sacks, the linebackers were making tackles, and 
the secondary was cleaning up anything that was left. 


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2005-2006 


COACH 
MRS. DONNA WALKER- 
THOMPSON 


PREPARED TO SMILE FOR THE 
CAMERA. 


YOU CAN CATCH THE FINEST LADIES AT EVERY 
NORTHEAST GAME CHEERING UNTIL THEY CAN'T 
CHEER ANY MORE. THE VARSITY CHEERLEADING 
SQUAD HAS WORK EXTREMELY HARD TO MAKE 
EVERY POSSIBILITY HAPPEN AT EVERY GAME. 
CHEERLEADING IS A SPORT THAT KEEPS US 
ACTIVE AND GOING. ONE DAY THEY MAY 
SUCCEED AND TAKE THEIR SKILLS TO 
COLLEGE.WE ARE PROUD AND EXCTIED THE 
SEASON ENDED SO WONDERFUL. OUR SPIRIT 
GIRLS WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE RAIDERS FOR 
THEIR HOSPITALITY. 


CHASITY LOWE TIERA FORD 
SHALANDRIA WALKER 


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SENIOR CHEER 


CHOREOGRAPHER 
SHADAISA LEWIS 
CHEERED FOR 3 
YEARS. 


CO- CAPTAIN 
SHALONDA BATTLE 
CHEERED FOR 3 
YEARS. 


t 4 . 
 
ee i 
wailed: 


TIANA SIMMONS 
CHEERED FOR 2 
YEARS. 


JESSICA HUGHES 
CHEERED FOR 2 
YEARS. 


WE HAVE SPIRIT! 


PLEASE CATCH 
ME! PLEASE 


CATCH ME! CLASS 


CO- CAPTAIN 
AMBERIA 
ROBERTSON CHEERD 
FOR 3 YEARS. 


CHELSEA COLLIER 
CHEERED FOR 
2 YEARS. 


SHUN DENNIS 
CHEERED FOR 2 
YEARS. 


ANGELLICA COOPER 
CHEERED FOR 2 
YEARS. 


WHY WON'T THIS 
KNEE LOCK! 


ALL RIGHT, ALL 
RIGHT, ALL RIGHT 
LETS GO RAIDERS! 


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NORTHEAST 


Head Coach Bruce Mullen 
Northeast High School's wrestling team has had a long 
With the fundamental coaching of the head coach, Bruce Mullen, 
and the assistant Fred Rogers, they have 
molded some of the more violent and unruly 
students this school has to offer and has 
transformed them in to a team and a 


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WRESLTING 


Erie Robinson [junior] Brandon Thomas [junior] ts 
[second from tight] recieves feels sorry for himself after a 
fiest in the regional meet. 


Assistant Coach Fred Rogers 
that they have had in the past. Though they have not 
dominated as a team this season, they have grown from 
boys into men and will never forget the memorable year With 
the patience of their coaches and 
their work ethie they ultimately 


won as men. 


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JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL 
2005-2006 


Coach Daniely 
Nationally, there are not that many spots for kids to play varsity basketball at the collegiate level. The Junior 
Varsity players are no less or better than the other players. They are just another branch off the upper level of 


players. This year the JV team was played a very good game. They worked hard, played fair and respects all team 
member. 


Northeast at its best. i'chelle scores two points for her team. 


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Stuart Thompson Lays it up. Around the rim, will it go in? This is how we do it. 


JUNIOR VARSITY Boys BASKETBALL. 
2005-2006 


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Veaies ey Gels 


-The secret Qa ties Coaching is a 
to winning is a 4 = profession of 
constant, nip. love. You cant 
consistent A \ 1 | coach people 
management. 9 ae unless you love 
 Tom : | them. 
Landry A  Eddie 

| Robinson 


COACH ALVIN J. COPELAND 


BALDWIN, QUENISHIA; 
BARROW, CHKIRA; 
CALLIAWAY, CALISHA; Wiese 
CAMARA, MARIMAE; HOPKINS, ANDREA? Ven 
CARRINGTON, HUGHES, AMBER; &%0% 
NICHELLELE; COOPER, JOHNSON, TAKIA; 
JOESHIA; DEBERRY, JONES, BREANNA; 
DEDRIA; GREEN, PATTERSON, NITERIA; 
COURTNEY; HARRIS ROZIER, KEYERRA; 
CHANDRA; HILL, APRIL TRAVET, ERICA; 
TYSON, BRITTANY; 
WARREN, ASHLEY 
(COACH COPELAND) 


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Basketball 


' , e -  J ! ; 
\ "  eT 4 J iat id : 
" i d f er PAY - 
fA of . Wes a 


COURTNEY ANDREA NITERIA CHANDRA 
CALLOWAY GREEN HOSKINS PATTERSON HARRIS 


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Northeast Raider Basketball 
} 6 


WBA 


The invention of basketball was not an accident. It was 
developed to meet a need. Those boys simply would not play 
Drop the Handkerchief. 

_ James Naismith 


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Lets Meet The Team! 


#54 Junior 
Willie Brezial 


#24 Junior 
Stuart Thompson 


#30 Sophomore 
Kenneth Hardwick 


50 


#32 Sophomore 
Hugh Robertson 


Head Coah 
Dartez Talbott 


#42 Senior 
Anthony Barney 


#34 Junior 
Andrew Gay 


10 Sophomore #44 Sophomore 
avaris Brown Ernest Gray 


R al 


#12 Sophomore 
Antwan Johnson 


#20 Freshman #40 Freshman 
Adraius Cormeliu Rutavious King 


Asst. Coach 
Darrin Clarke 


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4 


* Track & Field . i 


Shankevia Burke Theyre very 
is making her way focus on making it Chris Gantt 
through the to the end. Jumps his way to 


crowd. the finish line. 


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Cross Country 


ganttine 
mee re ei 


 


From left to right: From lett to right: 
Coach Dartez Talbott Coath Booker Coach Copeland 
Samario Dennis Deidra Deberry 
Jefirey Mitchell Kyeerra Jelks 
Antwan Grimes Saligre Ishnson 
Andrew Gay Chkira Barrow 
Stuart Thompson Chandra Rarris 
Antonis Gay Amber Rughes 
harry Parker Shandrena James 
Anthony Smith Courtney Green 


(MUP) 


Samaris Dennis 4 a Amber hughes 
Boys Cross Country Girls Cross Country 


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 *e* Junior Varsity <o" 
Cheerleading Team << 


This year Northeast Health/Science Magnet High Schools Junior 
Varsity Cheerleading team has been a very special year. With a 
new team and a new coach (Ms. Kenyada Morton), this squad has 
become the best JV Cheerleading team in the city. This is the first 
year in a while that we were able to maintain a JV squad this big. 
These girls have worked extremely hard; they have shed blood, 
tears, and sweat. Even though there might have been hard times, 
they were able to stay friends and maintain that Raider dignity; 
now thats whats being a cheerleader is all about! 


f. 


The JV Cheerleading squad consists of: 

Mariah Harris (Captain), DeAndria Green (co-Captain), Kimberly Taylor, 
Kindral Williams, Breanna Andrews, Sierra Barnes, Tamia Burke, Xavia 
Hutchings (Manager; not pictured), and Kenyada Morton (Coach; not 
pictured). 


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Dedication 


Truly blessing turns to disaster, and disaster to blessing: The changes 
have no end, nor can the mystery be fathomed. -- Huai-Nan-T zu 


2006 Patrons 


Jones Trucking Kroger 
Lancaster Tire Tires Unlimited 
Health South Flava Fashions 

Union Baptist Church Exquisite Hair Salon 
Fiest Baptist Church Hutchings Funeral Home 
GEICO Medicine Shoppe 


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Tires Unlimited, uc 


737 SHuRuinG Drive 
Macon, Georcia 31211 
478-742-4416 


JOHN DIXON Fax: 478-742-8607 


Ce..: 478-808-2871 


Men & Boys Wear 
Manager's 
CLIFFORD GREENE 
HELENE GREENE 


i Your #7 


Veban T. wscounler 


1747 Shurling Dr 
Macon GA 31211 
S 478 742-5711 
F 478 742-5755 


PASH! ONS 


Congratulations 
To 


Northeast 
High School 


On 
Another Great Year 


HUTCHINGS FUNERAL HOME, INC. 


A. Sharon Hutchings Starr H. Purdue 
Bettye O. Hutchings 
Macon, Georgia 31201 
FAX (478) 743-2876 


536 New Street 
PH (478) 743-1212 


EXQUISITE 
Hair Salon 


MASTER BARBER 
OSCAR HUGLEY Ili 


1749 SHURLINGTON PLAZA 
MACON, GeorGia 31211 
Mon. Tues. THurs.-FRi, 8:00 A.M.-6i30 P.M, 


(478) 746-4040 
SAT. 7:30 A.M,6:00 P.M, 


Kay Community Service 
Center 
Fort Valley, Ga 31031 


Congratulations Class of 
2006! 











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Congratulations Gloria || 


Health South Unit 2 


RIGHT STORE. 
RIGHT PRICE. 
Antoinnett | 
Elaine 660 N. Ave. 
a 31211 














PHONE: (478) 788-2160 
FAX: (478) 788-1242 


BRIDGET J. HOGAN, Pharm.D. 
PHARMACIST 


FRED'S PHARMACY  1540 EISENHOWER PARKWAY  MACON, GA 31206 








Congratulations and Best Wishes 
to 
Ardacia Nicole Collier! 
Class of 2006! 


Ardacia, Trust in the Lord with all thine heart, lean 
not unto thine own understanding, in all thy ways 
acknowledge HIm and He shall direct thy path. 
Proverbs 3:5-6 


We Love You, Audrey and Thurnell Johnson 





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CONGRATULATIONS IASSICA 
From the Hughes Family 








Mon. - Fri. 7:30 - 6:00 * Sat. 8:00 - 4:00 
1366 Gray Highway Phone: 478.741.4447 
Macon, Georgia 31211 Fax: 478.741.7383 





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Union Baptist Church 
1137 Kitchen Street- Macon, Georgia 31217 
(478) 746- 4415 
Rev. David Stanley, Pastor 


Sunday Services: 
9:45 A.M. Sunday School 
8:00 A.M. Worship Service each 1* 3% & 5" Sunday 
11:00 A.M. Worship Service every Sunday 


Bible Study Wednesdays at 11:00 A.M. & 6:30 P.M. 


Congratulations to the Class of 2006 


A Friendly Church with a Friendly Pastor 








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HIV/AIDS education and services 


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Professional Compounding 


Bio-identical Hormones 
Veterinary Preparations 


860 PIO NONO AVE 900 GRAY HWY Diabetic Supplies 
478.742.3098 478.741.3718 . 
Lollipops 


Medicare, Medicaid & Most Insurance accepted 
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First Bapfist Church 


WORKING, WITNESSING # & WINNING SOULS FOR CHRIST 


To God Be the Glory! 
Congratulations Ardacia N. Collier-Scott! 
From your First Baptist Church Family 


Rev. James W. Goolsby Jr. And be not conformed to this 


world: but ye transformed by 
the renewing of your mind... 
-Romans 12:2 


agua ara aL Children & Youth 
Mass Choir a. 
Pastor James W. Goolsby, Jr. Ministries: 
Male Chorus 
Youth & Childrens Cho; 595 New Street Youth Task Force 
  Macon, Ga 31201 Youth & Children In Mission 
(478)745-8368 
Fax (478)745-1277 
E-Mail: (Firstpraises@bellsouth.net) 





Weekly Offerings 


Sunday School Sundays- 9:30 a.m. 
Sunday Worship Sundays- 11:00 a.m. 
Family Supper Wednesdays- 6:00 p.m. 
Prayer Meeting Wednesdays- 6:30 p.m. 
Bible Study Wednesdays- 7:00 p.m. 
Prayer Meeting Thursdays- 11:30 a.m. 

Thursdays- 12:00 Noon 


Adult Ministries: 
Assn. of Masters Men Deaconess 
Couples Ministry Mission Society 
Singles Ministry 








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in rehabilitation, we understand 


it takes commitment to reach | 
a milestone. 7 


We salute the 2006 graduates 

Jor their momentous achievements. 
AndWerlook.toward their futures 
with an optimism for great things 
to come. 


Gods Grace and Mercy 


Jones Trucking 
1282 Old Hawkinsville Road 
Dudley, Georgia 31022 
478-676-4688 
Phillip J. Jones, Owner 


Operating under Gods Grace and Mercy 


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