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'N" SIDE THE MIND OF
DR SCAVELLA

He was this close to becoming a NFL player, but fate stepped in and now Dr.
Sam Scavella, who initally was a business major, is the complex principal at
Northeast Health Science Magnet High School.

Dr. Scavella's tenure at Northeast has been met with a myriad of highs
and lows. His best memory as principal of Northeast was seeing all the heart-
felt tears and happy faces when he shared the graduation results with the
class of 2008 and so many of them had passed. The biggest challenge he
has had to face is reaching out to all Northeast students parents about how
critical it is to make good decisions about their child's education while
stressing the importance of parental involvement.

Not only is Dr. Scavella like a father to the students here, he is a real
father to three daughters. Dr. Scavella says that being a principal makes him
a better parent, but being a parent also makes him a better principal. "So it is
a reciprocal process," he says.

Because he is such a strong disciplinarian, most people would be shocked
to know that he was the class clown in high school. "But | knew what it took
for me to graduate and accomplish my goals."

He is charged with ensuring that every student at Northeast receives a
quality education, which he believes is "the sum total of the learning
experiences a student encounters in a given day." And that's the real "N" side
story!

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" WELCOME, MIGHTY RAIDERS"

Dr. Scavella never lets a hard day in
his office take away his smile.

Dr. Scavella always has an encouraging smile and word for
the Mighty Raiders.

Dr. Scavella conducts a meeting to plan
instructional focus activities for the Dr. Scavella congratulates Senior
students. Sherdana Woodford.

ACHIEVING GREAT THINGS THROUGH PRIDE, PROGRESS AND PROFESSIONALISM"

Who's "N'' Office.......

Our administrative staff here at Northeast is one unlike any other. They work
hard everyday to make sure that our school operates the way a school should and

to establish a good and safe learning environment for the students. They strive to
make us better adults in the future. You could say that they are our guardians
away from home. Who Knows where we would be if it weren't for them? Thanks
for all that you do in order to make Northeast what it is.

Mrs. Elizabeth Blair-Ricks,
Assistant Principal

Oh, what a busy day! Dr. Ashley getting a little

work done.

Seniors Jarvis Collins, Quavis Wiley, and
Kelly Johnson all love Mrs. Ricks.

Dr. Jeffrey Ashley,
Assistant Principal

Dr. Sharon Campbell
Title I Coordinator e
Instructional Lead Teacher

Ms. Christina Sherard
Graduation Specialist
9th-12th Grade

Dr. Cathy Dothard
11th & 12th Grade Counselor

Mrs. Ca thy Denson
9th e 10th Grade
Counselor

Ms. Hilda Stuckey
Media Specialist

Coach Alvin Copeland
Athletic Director

What's Inside These Pages?
A Letter from the Editor

We've all heard that there are two sides to every
story, but here at Northeast, life is more like one, long,
unending narrative with surprises on every page,
smiles at every paragraph, tears in every chapter, and
everything else in between.

This year's theme, "The N Side Story," is our way
of giving the rest of the world the true, inside story of
what it's like to be a Raider and a resident of Raider
Country.

As you browse through this book, the chapters of
our lives unfold as quickly as the pages do. The story
of 2008 is a story of hardships being overcome, trials
being turned into triumphs, and battles fought and
won. The "N" Side Story is our way of giving the rest
of the world a glimpse into the Raider way of doing
things. As always, the truth isn't on the surface but
the "N" side, waiting to be discovered. We invite you
to come along for the ride.

Kiera Mason

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dates back to Appling.

Seniors Kavia Fi ulchings Good Sriends and Seniors

and Sarah Hassis ase Quavis Witey, A shtey F ohnson,
mose like sistess than and Sheudana Wood ford showing
Send s. tove to the camesa.

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Ke ontaell Rhodes and Brittani Cvans. Freshmen Jessica Vickers
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Allicia Hust@Af show their y= F The Wimes siblings, laa and
sisterly love. , ey. > Arinna, never let sibling rivalry get
_ in the way of family ties.

Basketball stars, Senior Cortney Green and
Freshman Maria Bond, protect one another on and
off the court.

Look at those Barnes sisters:
La'niece, Trenice, Lakeisha, and
Jasmine!!!

Sophomore ShaVisia Parham,
shows her little sis, Shatavia, how
real Raiders do it on the Eastside

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Mr. & Miss Junior

Jeremy Wimes
Sierra Barnes

Mr. & Miss Sophomore

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Mr. & Miss Freshman

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Teacher Mrs. Dinkins
showing her old school
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Senior Breanna
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(Top Center) Seniors
Latoya Woodford, Mary
Thomas, Deion
Williams, Teletha
Fitzpatrick, Ashley
Johnson, Kelly
Johnson, Brittany
Robinson, Brittany
Magee, and Bruce
Mullen define tacky.

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Seniors Tawanna 7s e ;
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heir true Raider Spirit! Everyone had to show iteny mee ctl
statement.

(Center) Seniors Eric'ka
Spivey, Jah'neisha Currie,
Katrina Hand, and Chasity
Lowe, celebrate their last
homecoming as Northeast
students.

much they love that red,
black, and gold.

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audience laughing and entertained through the contestants

dance number and casual and formal wear competition

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proved that they are not only beautijul but also

intelligent Che climatic moment of the night was when

wiior Shedana VP codiora . ; Wenior Vly rd Ma (Myodtord mis crowned Northen
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"N" the Community,

"N" the Streets,
& Making a Difference

For Raiders, the Day
Doesn't Stop at 2:30

When the bell rings to end the
school day, many students leave
Northeast and enter the world of
work- -some for pay and some to
volunteer, Student spend their free
time in activities, ranging from
flipping burgers at McDonald's to

reading to and tutoring kids

For many students, however,
volunteering during their spare time
isn't an option. Many have to work
to support themselves and, in some
cases, to help out their families

When you work, you have
your own money, and it feels good
not to have to ask anybody for

anything, says Sophomore Barticia

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When asked why she chooses t Tyler. "Sometimes I hate having to
volunteer when > can work f ,

olunteer when she car cK 408 work on the weekends, though

profit, Senior Charity Heath replied With work taking up so much of

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I volunteer because I like having the students time, some have
the satisfaction of knowing I've trouble balancing both grades and

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made a difference tn another young work schedules. but Xavia

person's life Hutchings has the solution

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Junior Jarius Bryant concurs lo balance work and school, I

saying, It makes me feel good to weed out things that aren't important

help young children to me. I take time for school and

work but leave enough time for

myself

Seniors Sherdana Woodford Sophomore Takia Crawford
and Katrina Hand keep the
customers happy and the
cash register full.

Senior Shareka Hillman

7 Colin EE a cone serves up smiles and drinks shows her patriotic side by
dress for success while working in the os 5 $
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every morning.

office

(Second) Senior Keneshia Morgan sorts
books at the annual Old Book Sale
(Third) SeniorShatoya Jackson reads
to kids insher spare time

Bottom) Senior Cymirian Flagg keeps
Aroma's Essence hot

Whether "N" or Out of School,
They Work Hard For the Money,

So You Better Treat 'Em Right!

odels and Tutors and
lerks-- Oh, My!

Seniors Ashley Moffett and Seniors Teletha Fitzpatrick Senior Latoya Woodford is
Nyasha Nadachew ntertain and Dextroise Dillard make all business once she leaves
a group of second graders. sure that everyone gets their Northeast.

(Top) Senior Brittany Hale doesn't
mind taking orders at her job at Ole

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orders on time. (Second) Senior Kiera Masomhelps
keep the office running smoothly
(Third) Senior Charity Heath knows
how to balance work and play
(Bottom) Working with the clerical
staff gives senior Keneshia Morgan a

lot of real-world work experience

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dedicated their lives to imparting knowledge to their students. Teachers. ho
the future in their hands because they have the tasks of expanding the mind
of the future leaders of this world. We might not like all of them, but.
need them. Hats off to all teachers who have put in the time and effort |
educate the next generation of leaders.

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Band Director

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Physical Education
Department Head

Mrs. Cynthia Booker
Mrs. Jacqueline Bowman
Mrs, Angeles Jeffreys

Sgt. Victor Denson

Major Bridgeman Lloyd
Sgt. Glenn Towles

Mrs. Sharon Moseley
Mrs. Lula Williams

Mrs. Jo Ann Belle
Mrs. Burnise Grant
Mrs. Lashundra
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Mrs. Geraldine Rozier

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Vocational Department
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Officer John Wilson

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Mrs. Lacondra Robinson
Mrs. Pam Nunnally

Mrs. Donna Kelly

Mr. Larrick Womack

Mrs. Meritt Johnson
Mrs. Tina Lawson
Mrs. P. Oyenuga
Mr. Myles Patrick

and Campus Police

Mrs. Sherry Jackson
Mrs. Mary Mathis
Mrs. Sandra Murphy
Mrs. Queen Wimberly

Officer Cynthia McKenzie

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The Affter-life

High school is Said to be one of the most missed memories of your life, |
During this time there are high school games, the beginning of your tee
years, and the most anticipated event of your school days: Graduation!
For most Northeast High School seniors, the fun doesn't stop here. | had |
an opportunity to speak with twelve talented students to see just what
their plans are for the Afterlife.

larred Moore is a member of the Northeast Marching Red Machine (mellophone), DECA

FBLA, and Student Council. He has a 3.7 GPA and plans on attending The University

Georgia to major in English and Political Science. After graduating from UGA, he plans |
on obtaining a degree in Law,

Shareka Hillman is currently a cheerleader. After graduation, she plans on joining the
Navy to pay for college. While in the Navy, she plans on majoring in nursing, Her
future plans are becoming a nurse and having two kids.

Brittanie Magee is a part of the Delta Academy. After graduation, she plans on attending

Georgia) for a Pharmacy degree. She plans on living in Atlanta, Georgia, and working fo
CVS or Walgreens as a pharmacist.

Tiara Groce is a dancer for the Northeast Marching Red Machine. She is a member of
TAPS, FBLA, and the Academic Bowl Team, She plans on attending Alabama A&M
University and majoring in business and accounting. She also will be auditioning for th
Dancing Divas.

Deishana Jackson is a member of the Northeast Marching Red Machine, Yearbook Staff,
Student Government, HOSA, and Diplomat. She plans on at tending Georgia Southern
University and majoring in Nursing. Her plans are to finish college, get married, and
having kids. She plans on residing in Atlanta, Georgia.

Yashaunya Franklin is a member of FFA, DECA, and SADD. She plans on attending
Florida State University to major in Fashion Design. Her minor will be Public Relations.
After college, she plans on being a supermodel, of course! She hasn't decided where she
will live, but it will either be Florida, New York, or California.

Darrius James is a member of the Northeast Marching Red Machine (percussion), baseball
team, and FBLA. He plans on attending Savannah State University to major in Business
Management and minor in Marketing. As a career choice, he plans on becoming a

marketing manager.

Kiera Mason is Editor-in-Chief of the Yearbook Staff, a member of SADD, the Literary
Elite Book Club, and a Diplomat. She wants to attend Atlanta Metropolitan College to
major in Biology. She plans on earning a Bachelor's degree and then going to medical
school to become a pediatrician. After obtaining a medical degree, she plans on living in
New York and owning her own doctor's office.

Malcolin Hunter is student body president, a member of the Academic Bowl Team,
DECA, Beta Club, Art Club, Media Club, News Team, and Marching Band (trumpet
section leader), He plans on attending Morehouse College to major in Business Marketing
& Finance and playing the trumpet for the Morehouse House of Funk Band. After
college, he will pursue Real Estate & Marketing Brokering.

Cortney Green is currently on the basketball team, track team, and cross country. She
plans on attending the University of Central Florida Orlando to play basketball. Her major
will be Physical Therapy, and she plans on becoming a Physical Therapist. After college,
she wants to have three kids and to be able to give back to the community.

Brittani Stokes is currently an honor roll student. She is a member of FBLA, TAPS, the
Media Club, Marching Band (auxiliary caption), DECA, and the Academic Bowl Team.
After graduation, she plans on attending South Carolina State, majoring in Psychology &
Pre-Health, and minoring in Spanish. She also aspires to join the illustrious Marching
101 Band. Her career goal is becoming an OBGYN.

Keneisha Morgan is a part of the Yearbook Staff, Northeast Diplomats, the Literany Elite
Book Club, JROTC, and Media Club. After graduation, she plans on attending Savannah
State University, majoring in International Language, and minoring in Bussiness. She tater
plans on retiring from the Navy and living in Washington, DiC ,

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Brittany Hale Erica Spivey AeoFisa Bond
Kayla Barrouo Courtney Olgcree Brittani Bell
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It's been a while
since we were
sophomores, and
we have come a
long way from
being freshmen.
__ This year, we have
> stepped up. We are
beyond the the
Biviiecomed
freshmen. We have
ascended past the
mentality of
sophomores. We
have not made the Tr
leap of passing the me, Aid
graduation test like <9.
. the seniors, but
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, alittle bit higher.
We are the class
of 2009.

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Andrews, Breonna

Barnes, Jasmyne

Barnes, Sierra
Bass, Craig
Billingslea, Phillip

Bivins,

Bradley, Angela
Brown, Calvin
Brown, Chrisitan

Brown, Crystal

sda de bi Why? rasa Q: What was your most embarrassing
| moment at Northenst High?

Mykia : 'T will have to say Mrs. Gloria Brooks
because she inspired me and made me like math
even more. Even when you dont want to do it

she encourages you to do it even more."

Tamia : "When I was warming up to
dance at a football game

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Lowe, Antonio
Mack, Laquita
Mahome, Isaac
Manuel,
Sirleonard
Mays, Sheldon

Mitchell, Bradley
Mitchell,
Kendarius |
Mosely, Jigaro |
Murry, Kedrick
Nelson,
Quintavious

Palmer, Veronica
Payne, Claude
Payne, Jordan @

Person, Shaquille |

Pleasant,
Emmanuel

Plummer, Raven
Poole, Reginald
Redding, Mario
Reese, Ambres
Reese, Keitha

Reeves, Lashundra
Rhodes, Howard
Richardson, India
Roberson, Ciara |
Roberts, Lakesha

Rozier, Keyerra
Russell, Adrian
Russell, Brittany
Sanders,
Learneice
Sanders, Rickey

Sandifer, Victoria
Sands, Tamala
Scott, Reginald
Shahid,
Dominque
Shinholster,
Shardie

Simon, Ebony
Singleton,
Cailesha
Singleton, Tevin
Sedge, Alexander
Smith, Beijing

Smith, Jarvis
Stanley, Brandon
Stanley, Mondoreo
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Taylor, Jasmine
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Taylor, Vance
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Juantierra

Q: What has been your best Northeast
memory?

A: Jessica Jordan: "Meeting new people and
all of the football games."

Greetings from
the "Soph
Side."

Tune in to get
the"N"side
story on how
the Sophomores
live

& do things at
Northeast High.
You've stepped
up a rank,
Sophomores.
Two more
years to
journey on to
the top!

-Katrina Hand

Dixon, Ariel
Donaldson, Ashley
Durden, Kacashia
Eason, Keenan
Edmonds, Michael
Evans, Davares
Faulks, Jessica

Finney, Shannon
Flagg, Neysa
Flowers, Jasmine
Fludd, Shontae
Ford, Brian
Fordham, Anjelica
Foster, Lakeitha

Freeman, Kierra
Freeman, Rachae
Fuller, Takeisha
Gainey, Deonte
Gibson, Charbria
Glenn, Antionette
Gloster, Hosea

Glover, Ashley
Glover, Chella
Glover, Jawara
Gordon, Stephon
Graves, Kierreka
Gray, Tkeyah
Green, Chemika

Griggs, Dominique
Groves, Richard
Hall, Jaquell

Hall, Kiera

Havior, Jalen
Hawkins, Diante'
Hawkins, Khonnequa

Jessie: Sitting on a wet rag in my cooking class, andl

had [0 walk around with a wel butt

Heard, Deven
Henry, Shavonda
Her, Hue

Hill, Jasmine

- Hill, Santaze
Hillman, Quinterious
Holston, Sherod

Hoskins, Antwon
Howard, Jalisa
Humphery, Jessie
Hunt, Rachel
Jackson, Ashley
Jackson, Janeisha
James, Jasmine

John, Dewayne
Johnnicans, Jarrodd
Jones, Ashley
Jones, Quentarious
Jordan, Charnequa
Jordan, Quentarius
Kennedy, Shelby

King, Jamarco
King, Jasmine
Lary, Jeliza
Lee, Johnathon
Lester, Tevin
Manson, Willie
Marshall, Leslie

Marshall, Kym
Maxwell, Brionna
MeMiller, Courtney

McMillian, Johneakia
Biol mats
Montgomery, Ragen
Morgan, Tiara

Q: What has been your most embarrassing moment at
Northeast High School?

Shynequekia: "My most embarrassing moment at
Northeast was when I was coming out the bathroom,
and I got knocked over in front of everybody when
people were changing classes. I stayed on the floor
forever, staying out of sight."

Q: What has been your most embarrassing moment at
Northeast High School?

Phillip: ''My most embarrassing moment had to be
when I went to give my friend a hug, and she walked
straight passed me without a word."

Fresy Faces -N- New

PLACES!

Do you walk in large
groups because you are
afraid to walk the halls by
yourself? Did it take you ,
longer than five minutes 2 oe

to find your classes on the it
first day of school? Do

you and your friends > ~ &

spend time arguing about f

who's going to walk into ron
the gym first? If you
answered "yes" to any of
these questions, then you
- are probably a freshman.

The class of 2011 are a
special bunch. One
minute, they're our
school's "babies," who
need to be nurtured and
guided in the right
direction. The

next, they're met

with shaking heads

and disapproving
scowls, followed i
by someone

uttering, "I bet it was a
freshman!" whenever
something goes wrong.

The freshmen may
sometimes be

our wayward brothers
and sisters, but we're
proud to call them
members of our Raide
family.

Q: Did you have trouble finding your way
around campus during the first week of school?

Devonta Quainter: "It was all right. The
teachers and upperclassmen were very
helpful."

Aaron, Lakendria
Abrams, Rico
Anthony, Clark
Ashley, Darricka
Bell, Shaquana
Bond. Wenifred
Bonner, Johneisha

Boston, Frantoryah
Brantley, Gerrod
Brewer, Dexter
Brooks. Jerry
Brooks, Narvia
Brown, De'Essis
Brown, Michael

Bryant, Chiquita
Bryant, Michael
Burnette, Kendal
Clark, Krishad
Clark, Randy
Clark, Trae
Cleveland, Eric

Cleveland, Erica
Clyde, Dashun
Collier, Lawrence
Collier, Terrence
Collins, Michelle
Collins, Tapresha
Cooper, Chareisha

Cooper, Charlisha
Cooper, Edward
Danielly, Shantrice
Daugherty, Arteyonna
Davis, Adarius

Davis, Deion

Davis, Jazmyne

Miller, Juanita
Mitcham, Brandon
Mitchell, Antonio
Moody, Joesph
Morant, Ashli
Morgan, Shikeria
Morris, Jeffery

Moss, Carl

Moss, Mara
Nash, Jaunae
Nelson, Mark
Nesbitt, Judy
Parham, Shatavia
Parker, Shatori

Patterson, Johnathan
Petties, Moriah
Plummer, Christian
Poole, Amber
Powell, Christopher
Quainter, Devonta
Quin, Chelsea

Reese, Keiyana
Reviere, Kevin
Rhodes, Riki

Riley, Okoye
Rivers, Dantez
Robertson, Ashleigh
Rogers, Davona

Ross, Joycelyn
Rouse, John
Rutland, Fannie
Scott, Alexandria
Scott, Erika
Sherrard, Nicole
Singleton, Shanice

Hemtinee nity

- Smith, Alissa
Smith, Catrina
Smith, Ikeianecia
Smith, Ramone
Smith, Shantique
Smith, Shenequa
Smith, Tyler

_ Solomon, Desmond
Solomon, Quintessa
Spence, Robert
Standifer, Jacobie

Stanley, Skylarr
Stokes, John
Studymind, Jaquella

Taylor, Christopher
Taylor, Dameron
Thomas, Adrian
Thomas, Amonda
Thomas, Christian
Thomas, Mallory
Thomas, Nekia

_ Thomas, Raquez
Thomas, Tavoris
Ussery, Antonnette
Vickers, Jessica
Vinson, Brianna
Walker, Joshua
Walker, Patrick

_, Ward, Cyler
Wells, Lamisha

~ Wilkerson, Rashard
Williams, Juantreze
Williams, Kevon

_ Williamson, Joshua
Wilson, Antonio

Wilson, Cortez

> Wilson, Jessica

Wilson, Kiara

Windham, Alexander

' Woodford, Chalinecy

_ Woodford, Jalecia
Woodford, Nigel

Worthy, Robert
Wright, Torrey

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Junior Erica Travet
leading the race.

Senior Cortney Green
finishing up the race.

As a sport that rarely gets

recognized, the Northeast Cross

Country Team is one of the few Junior Jemelle Hams
La teams we can count on for being "S179 uP strong.

enior Amber Hughes out
in front of the crowd. honored because they are
: excellent athletes. But it is not

even the recognition that they are

yearning for; what they are

yearning for is victory and

success, and they have achieved

the goal of being successful this

Cortney Green and year. Senior Kelly Johnson
Sophomore Ronecia Curtis leading his team to
preparing to run. victory.

Coach Randy Crawford as he advises Coaches Cynthia Booker and Dartez Talbott instruct
some of the Raiderettes. managers Diamond Stubbs and Nesha Flagg.

You Can Never Run

Our Shoes

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Northeast Raiders and Raiderettes are the
best track stars. They compete on a level
so high that no ordinary track team can
touch them. Pure skill is what they call it.
With the best 400 meter runner, Senior and
Captain Amber Hughes, the fastest 100
meter runner Junior Erica Travet, and
Cortney Green posing paceman thanks to the endurance runners Marquita

for her victory shot after
funning the 800m.

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bniors Shankevia Burke, Junior Erica Travet, Sophomore
ber Hughes, Junior Ericka Ronecia Curtis, and Sophomore
lavet, and Sophomore SeniorAmber Hughes receiving Marquita
bnecia Curtis. 4x100 team. their medals. Williams
finishing up the
Let's not forget about the outstanding 800m run.

boys' team. Thanks to Seniors Gary
Howard, Samario Dennis and Quinton
McCornell, this team is unstoppable.
That's why it's absolutely impossible for
the Raiders and Raiderettes to be

Senior Samario Dennis

down in starting position.

Coach Oliver and some Senior Darnell Smith
of the Raiders at stretching so he can get
Practice. ready to run.

baton during the 4x100m Williams and Albertina Dean, they lead the
. ; Raiderettes to victory.

Senior and captain

Amber Hughes

leading the pack to

victory. Junior Cherie
Johnson ahead of
the crowd.

Senior and captain Gary
Howard getting mentally
prepared for the race.

Itside the Diamond
voith Sottball

Junior Juantiong
Thomas 4 Sema
Ashley Warrey
toarhing tor ah

Junior Takia
Johnson bunting on
a pitch

This year, the Raiderettes Softball team made a turnaround. Jn the past,
the team has suttered trom a losing streak. The qirls worked very hard
this summer to start their season off night. The Raiderettes showed a
tremendous amount of dedication tor their team and were determined to
make a change. Betore the season, they started off with two pre-season
games, already voith a record of 2-O. With the help of new coach, Robert
Woods, the Raiderettes proved that they are qreat IMside and out of the
diamond.

Raiderettes

Lakeisha Browon, Ikeianecia
Smith, Johneakia MdMNuillian,
Chene Johnson, Juantierra
Thomas, Christina Emery,
Shantori Parker, Alicia Muse,
Ashley Warren, Takia Johnson,
Amber Johnson, Kenya |
Oriswoold, NichelleLe Carrington,
Joycelyn Ross

Practice makes Perfect!

Senior Amber Johnson
warming up before the
game.

Sophomore LCakeisha Brovon, Senior Ashley
Warren, Senior Amber Johnson, Junior
Fa Sey prac oe = Vi re aaah te TRomas, Sekinss Shantera DOS
Senior Nichelle Ce Carmington warming up af the
Round-Robin Tournament, where they took on
Westside, Southwest, Central

hits won't hurt!

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| ing a storied season, with all the hardships, hard-work, and
m being put in toward the love of the game, Raiders have been Knowr
hat 1s mehttully theirs. [he mighty Raiders Got out or the gates on
4 \ / t y Ot
to define themselves as champions, Por years, we have fought 10

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STRENGTH, MUSCLES AND CONCENTRATION : 1T TAKES EVERYTHING YOU HAVE TO
GIVE IT ALL You've GOT. THE NorTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL W7RESTLING TEAM
DEMOLISHES EVERYONE WITH THELR UNIQUE ABLLITIES. EVERY YEAR, THE
WRESTLING TEAM MAKES IT TO THE STATE COMPETITION, WHY? BECAUSE THEY'RE
UNSTOPPABLE. W7HEN IT COMES TO ANY KIND OF EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITY, NO
ONE CAN COMPARE TO THE MIGHTY RAIDERS!

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Fourth Row: Shankevia Burke, Shareka Hillman, Chasity Lowe

Third Row: Leslie Marshall, Jessica Jordan
Second Row: Shikeria Morgan, Tiara Morgan, Kimberly Taylor
First Row: Mariah Harris, Ashleigh Robertson, Kierreka Graves

Ashleigh Robertson, Freshman Leslie Marshall, Sophomore

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Chasity Lowe
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Kierreka Graves
Sophomore
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What made you choose
cheerleading over other
organizations?

Because it has been
something that I love to
do and it fits my
personality.

Every Raider Has a Little Cheerleader N'side of Them
, cheerleader is more than a girl who jumps, yells, and shakes her pom-poms. The Northeast High School cheerleaders are there for
pur teams in rain or shine, whether they're cheering the Raiders to victory or being the voice of solace during a humbling defeat Our
syeerleaders are as much a part of the athletic landscape as coaches and referees. They often leave the games hoarse, injured, and
xhausted, bul they dont let anything dampen their Raider spirit. The cheerleaders are the heart and soul of the school, and Northeast
just wouldnt be the same without them. Go ahead and admit it there's a litle cheerleader inside of us all!

Shikeria Morgan
Freshman
QzaA

As a freshman, was it

difficult being on the

Varsity Cheerleading
team?

It was kind of difficult at age gu Tak > e. 3
first, but it was easy to Wer es. ons, a,

adjust to as the year

asl NE cheering it up at the football gamel!

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Hillman, Senior

| (LefD:. Shankevia
Burke, Senior
(Right: Mariah Harris,
Junior

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he grabs the a jumper. the ball up. prepares to shoot
rebound. the jumper.

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Grayer as he passes Sophomore, Darrell Gillis as he Head Junior Varsity
the ball. beats his man to the basket. Coach Joseph Cunnningham

freshman ,JV player Sophomore Lakeshia The JV Lady Coach Daneily draws up
Cyler a d as she a weirs ma Raiderettes as they a play for this team.
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Education at its Best

R Peaple say that its not, what tot. knob
/ but toho you novo. At Northeast, pod ask

, what good 1 iS person voithout amind?
This, year, academics are the main focus at
the year, A mund 1 is.a terrible thing to
waste therefore, J Say SUCCESS IS
determined by. the knowledge attained. As
a schoal, we are tated under the Bibb
County System, and AYP | IS the status t
must attain.Jn the > year Of 2008,
Northeast is: a trtie gf in academic

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(Above) Coach Lester *
teaches his class through

pevestp oli eve pttiap' |

(Above):Raider students
focused on passing a
rigorous test. ;

(Below) Mr. Brooks *
teaches his,Economigs
Class important faets to use
in the future.

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(Above) Students are?
engaged i ina time off
intense study.

(Above), Students raad"
to gain a higher level
of ices,

(Below) An

* Economies class is

working hard to
complte a class
assignment.

%2 Junior Jasmine.Cherry leads ber
group, in a class discussion.

Siudents in Mrs. sanate. s Gilp "Senior JaQ-uandria Floyd
Marketing class are-tatight tobe \ conentraies as she prepares for a
leaders and broadcasters. ' 4 a oe fest in Mr. MeO. Ss class, /

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class,. f

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Entreprenuer Mr. Stanley substitutes Fi A 45, 3g P
in a math class to Make sure that the = Seniors Mar Thomas and Shareka
learning curve is not lost even though | . Hillman focusas they prepare
the teacher i isgon* themselves for the EOCT.

Ms. Braswell explains.
' imporfant history facts >
that may be helpful in
future.

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@oach and educator Mr. Talbott instructs his students | ae Junior Apitiney Major works hard at
through the direction of a computer program. .*% = * _ #* ~~ -maintaining good grades.

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Coach Cunnipghan makes us
rs. Burton S steele can't x Sure that RuaideFs are the best Seiior Chantia Brown he
yait to. answer questions | Yvon and off he fel " _ reads aloud to her class; =!

Like many schools, the R_aider family "ids faced many obstacles. One, ha:seicls has been
being thought of as the countys underachievers. But the real story i is a Success Story.
Many don't, know that Northeast had the highest percentage | Gains in Bibb County on the
GHSGT, was recognized as an Advanced Placement School of Distinction, and had more
first place winners in the countywide Technology Fair thanany other school. At Northeast,
we pores our A game to the classroom as much, as we to the athletic field.

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lis / ! ele: be ; p:t ie: & wanted the students to remember and badve a sense of
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' celebrate where they are today! Over 170 students
7
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Did you know that the Drill Team you see veryday twas a daily ritual in

Ancient Africa? Warriors spent hours in the bot sun training for sar and

learning Tribal Dances to floor their opposers. Northeast F(igh School's
Drill Team were the Region (hampions this year...carrying on the legacylt!

Supporters of the "NM" Side Sfory

The Editor-In-Chief and the Business Manager would like to
thank all of the businesses who supported us this year with
2007-2008 yearbook. We appreciate everything that your
business has done and donated to us.

As the yearbook editor, | always assumed that being a part of
the yearbook staff consisted of taking pictures, getting into all of
the games for free, and getting out of class early. After a few
weeks on the staff, however, | realized that it's so much more
than that. It includes pressing deadlines, not having a life for
weeks at a time, frustration with staff members, and stress at
hypertension levels. Despite all this, though, the joy of seeing the
school's memories and special moments put into print make all of
the drama seem worthwhile.

A job of this magnitude can not be accomplished by one person
alone, and | would like to take this time to thank the dedicated
Staff members, photographers, and teachers who worked as
tirelessly as | did. This book couldn't have been a success without
you and our supporters.

Editor-In-Chief, Kiera Mason
Business Manager, Sherdana Woodford

Jasmine Cherry, | wish you the
best in your future endeavours.
God Bless,
Mrs. Janet Sands

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Congratulations,
Briana Denmark,
2008 (Graduate

Jerry @. Lightning, Pastor
Intercessory Prayer- Sunday, 8:30 AM
Sunday School- 9 AM

Sunday Morning Worship- 10 AM
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Congratulations

Ke Ke on your wonderful

achievements tn oughout high
school S/ know your Qrandma is s

proud of you right know!" eC bide anf

Congratulations

on your Graduation
Latoya Woodford!
From: Mrs. Johnson

GEICO
Congratulates
the Class of 2008

"I got good news and bad news. The
bad news is that the seniors are
suspended for a week. The good news
is that Northeast just saved a lot of
money by switching to GEICO!"

Best Wishes Kest In Peace,
r Van Wheeler.
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It's the culminating event of twelve years of hard work, sweat, and tears: High School Graduation. The Northeast
Class of 2008 proudly took to the stage on May 24, 2008, to receive their high school diplomas in front of friends,
family, and faculty. There were as many tears as there were smiles, as we bid farewell to our childhood and high school
days in preparation for what lies ahead in the future. While we are all destined for different directions, our hearts will
never stray too far from the red, black, and gold!!

(Below) Janecia =) (Below) Cortney
Ross has overcome | FRiBS.' q Green is looking
many personal forward to
obstacles to get to beginning college
this point, but she in the fall and
never let anything | pursing a career in
stand in the way of physical therapy.
; earning her high
(Abeve) AL 16. ~ school diploma. liars:
Charles Christian- | _ Shawndreeka
' Brownisone the | ggg see Causey reminds us
youngest seniors at | _ that there will
Northeast toearna |f ~ never be another
_ diploma. ; [m2 Lady" like her at
3 ~ Northeast. No one
was willing to
argue with her!

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