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Dr. Samue P. Scavella, Complex Principal

Dr. Scavella's Six-Word
Memoir: "...through hope,
Life; through struggle,
Progress!"

Dr. Scavella strives everyday to make sure
# each student at Northeast is a success.

Larger than Life....
Dr. Samuel Scavella leads Northeast with a confident smile and a

strong but loving hand. Dr. Scavella, along with his staff, motivates the
students to maximize their potential everyday and is a great example of
an exemplary leader. He exudes compassion and kindness but never lets
anybody mistake his kindness for weakness. His strength is rooted in
his greatest achievement: earning a doctorate in philosophy, which led
him to becoming the principal of this great learning institution.

During the three years that he has tirelessly served as our principal, he
has made a lasting impression and has brought a positive cultural and
climate change to Northeast. His dedication and hard work has led to
students receiving their diploma and going on to pursue a post-
secondary education or to enter the workforce fully prepared. Because
of the vision and efforts of this great man, Northeast has been able to
shed the negative image that had unjustly been placed on our school in
the past. Northeast is now a place we all can be proud to call home, and
Dr. Scavella is a man who we are honored to call Principal.

With the help of Dr. Jeffrey Ashley and Dr. Julia
Daniely, Northeast is making a transition into a
school of excellence.

Life as an assistant principal in six
words:

Supporting Northeast's vision and daily
SUCCESS.

J

Dr. feffrey Ashley

Dr. Ashley sums up his life in six
words:
"Time today is all we have."

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Dr. Cathy Dothard (athy Denson

Tnstructional Lead Teacher & ith & 12th Grade (ounselor gth & 10th Grade (ounselor

Title 1 (oordinator

(bristina Sberard Becky Ehbalt Alvin Copeland

Graduation Specials -Nedia Specialist Athletic Director

oA Letter From the

Kayla J. Cooper, Editor-in-Chief

ot

Shana Burton, Yearbook Adviser

Our yearbook editors and staff work hard to ensure that you receive a

Editor

On behalf of our principal Dr. Scavella, yearbook
adviser Shana Burton, and the yearbook staff, we
thank you for your support of our 2008-2009
Valhalla yearbook. We promise that every page in
this book will give you an up-close-and-personal
view into the lives of our Raider family.

This book is filled with the many memories we've
created throughout this year at Northeast High.
Inside these pages, you will find lifelong
friendships, great accomplishments, and the
inspirational educators who made these
accomplishments possible. We have included the
good memories, along with the bad ones, because
we realize that you cannot learn and accomplish
great things without struggling for them. Yet, we,
the Mighty Raiders always prevail.

In closing, we hope that viewing this book will
make you laugh, cry, reminisce, and fill you with a
sense of that Raider Pride. We should be proud
because we have faced many obstacles with dignity.
We have mastered life on "The Hill" and are now
moving to the mountaintop!

Kayla J. Cooper, Editor-in-Chief

(Top) Senior Brandy Whisby
concentrates on her work.
(Bottom) Junior Shaneice Rouse
makes sure that her pages are
finished.

"top-notch" yearbook.

Life As We Know It

1s hard as they play

sherrard and Sophomore

a picture-perfect friendship.

iiders give new meaning to the

niots Johnnisha Cunry and Quinterious
it Know booksand buddies go hand-in

hand

Live Your Life

Laughs, tears, victory, defeat it's all a
part of this thing we call life at Northeast
High School. Like most teens, we go
through our trials, have our friendships
tested, and strive each day to be better
people than we were yesterday.

Our lives today are as complicated or as
simple as we make them. The choices we
face range from what shoes match this
outfit to "haw do J tell my girlfriend that
I've outgrown this _ relationship?
Thankfully, there are good friends, great

w) clothes, and fabulous times to make our
f lives on "The Hill that much better.

(Left) Senior Craig Bass brings musi jerra Williams,
to life. { t 108 ShaVisia
(Above Center) Senior Kimberly art uring
Taylor is never camera-shy >

(Left) The juniors know a good pep
rally when they see one

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Blazin' 92.3 helps Northeact
kick off the new school year

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Raiders race to beat

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make sure that the first ~ :

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commercials on TV, first block schedules in the mail.

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summer-tong hiatus. On August 8, it became official...
TRE firt dag Of school brought batk familiar faces and

i d new.onec,.Eachday-brings.us closer to
graduation day. but it all starts with the firct one.

hesiek teed Kim Taylor. Phillip
" Burke, and Calvin Brown enjoy a bite to eat

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nior Mondoreo Stanile Hart use lunch time to
Antonio Norris. Ge of a get to. know.each other.
ewis break for

laughs coe

Piiends on the Hill

A good friend is someone who tells you the truth,
no matter how much it hurts. Friends are able to
Say they're sorry when they are wrong; they build
relationships instead of breaking them. There
isn't a hill or mountain high enough to keep
these Raiders apart.

Freshmen Renya Curtis
and Amahni Mc Nair are
the best of friends.

Sophomore Riki Seniors Tamia Burke and Junior Phillip Buckley and
Rhodes and Senior Ke'Yerra Rozier's friendship Senior Erica King share a
Crystal Brown are dates back to preschool. laugh between friends.
friends to the end.

; : The group of seniors
es ar <0 drsican get ae Seniors Kayla Cooper, Erica and juniors who make
bianca : Neaieeee st alae - ite Travis Ford, and Ciarra Turner form up "The Ericas" have
ce and Sophomore Bavine Hill a friendship trio. their first names and
are friends on and off the football field. mre RESROE

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A Seniors Michelle Johnson
: eniors Tevin Singleton and Eval RoiatelielallecWerele <aelnl
Senior Kimberly Taylor and Tamala Sands prove that

wale ay Cooper males and females can be just epitomize true friendship.
aio y friends."

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Seniors Sierra Barnes JuanTierra Thomas have PTalemot=l allel aavdleicel
Breonna Andrews, and been friends since 9th grade. Grayer are great
TaelfeMal(earclcelselam cael am tas) friends.

meaning of real friendship.

The football field has made the bond between Northeast cheerleaders cheer each other

freshmen Shaquille Sanders, Curtis Whisby, and on in times of joy and sorrow.
Tommy Dumas even stronger.

Siblings Last a Lifetime

At Northeast, family ties run deep, and many students are
just as likely to bump into a brother or sister in the hallway
at home as they are in the hallway between classes. Raider
Country is home of the Raiders but also the City of Brotherly
and Sicterly Love.

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Senior Tymesha Timely and Junior
Tavorris Battle are siblings by /
chance and friends by choice.
Senior Brandon Stanley
always looks out for younger
sister Sophomore Skylarr
Stanley. '
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Freshman twin sisters Aninya and
Taniya Thomas and are hard to tell
apart

Freshman TaNeshia West
and Senior Sheldon Mays
enjoys each other
company at school

Senior Brandy Whisby and
Freshman Curtis Whisby are
coordinated in style and DNA.

Senior Victor Crawford and sibling Senior Quintavious Nelson
Freshman Vanezza Crawford and Freshman Frederick
celebrate hat and shade day for a Nelson shares looks and their
good cause. competitive spirit.

Love pW Life

High school relationships are more
meaningful than just the person you take to
the Homecoming dance or prom and more
significant than just the person you hang out
with on Saturday nights. A boyfriend or a
girlfriend ts the person that you share your
thoughts with, and who makes you a better

person. Take a look at our couples who are

Seniors Emanuel Pleasant
and JuanTierra Thomas have
been together for two years.

Juniors Andrew Ammons
and Ashley Jones are a
great match.

heads-over-bills for one another.

Sophomores Davine Hill and Seniors Ambres Reese
Shikeria Morgan are "head-over- Seniors Jarvis Smith and and Sierra Barnes have
hills" in love with each other. Victoria Sandifer have found the look of love.

true bliss with each other.

Seniors'Demigh Sophomore Juantreze Seniors Gregory Holston and
Cherie J yt bi ol Bates Williams and Freshman Shaunatori Gibson have
u" ot Courtney Dixion have been gone through the struggle,
made on "The Hill: ; : : ;
attached since day one. but they're still holding on.

On Your Neary...
(ross Country Goes the Distance

(Left) Freshman
Teneshia West is 5
focused on crossing nian ome. 2.
taleMilaltciam llatee A Ke)e) Row from right to left Coach Dartez
Talbot, Demarkis Willis, Victor Grayer, Jamel
Harris, and Christian Plummer. Bottom Row:
Jacobi Smith, Darrion Greene, Dontreviun
Ross, and Gibson.

(Center) Senior
Victor Grayer runs
with the heart and
'e)s(e(-e)m-Wat-le(-18

(Left) Senior q

Jamel Harris (Above) Junior
never stops : Albertina Dean isn't
striving. oun win a little sweat.

(Right)
Freshman
Jerryshia
Williams
leaves her
opponents
in the wind.

Cross Country is one of the
ales) -> dali cle-lilale m-Lale)

Top F Row am - to right: Coach cantly umes. peng big pwd

Coach Cynthia Booker, Maria Bond, Kierra Rozier,

Charnequa Jordan, Ericka Travet and Coach Alvin waneage oun wan asrgea
that if they try their best,

Copeland. Bottom Row: Cyler Ward, Renya Curtis, heth on are) off tee Gane

Teneshia West, Amber Poole and Albertina Dean. then anything is possible.

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SOPHOMORE JANEA NASH, FRESHMAN
JARIDICE KING, SENIOR ERICA TRAVET,
AND SOPHOMORE JOSEYLN ROSS
PREPARE FOR THEIR SOFTBALL GAME.

FRESHMAN RAVEN
PORTER PITCHES THE

SENIOR JUANTIERRA
THOMAS IS READY
FOR THE PLAY

JUNIOR
LAKESHIA
BROWN
Short Stop

#28

SENIOR
CHERIE
JOHNSON
Center

SIDDEQUAH
SHARIFF
PREPARES TO
CATCH THE
BALL

SOFTBALL TEAM IS
LEAD BY THE MAN
COACH ROBERT
WOODS

Softball is one of the top
sports at Northeast. Many
girls play these Raiderettes
have perfected the game.
These diamond princesses
have "good game. Who else
is better than Northeast?
Each of these girls are some
of the best "The Hill" has to
offer. These diamond girls
know how to shine. si

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The unstoppable offense gets fead
snap the ball.

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(Left-Right, Bottom-Top)- Senior Varsity Members:
Mariah Harris, Jessica Jordan, Taylor Williams, Kim
Taylor, Deandria Green, Phillip Billingsiea, Brandon
Stanley, Coach Bruce Mullen, Reggie Scott, Jarvis
Smith, Reginald Poole, Sheldon Mays, Derrick Stanley,
Emanuel Pleasant, Jarius Bryant, Nate Walker, Sidney
Brown, Calvin. Brown, Deonte Gainey, Terrance
Brown, Jamell Hall, Quintavious Nelson, and Adarius
Cornelius.

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Senior A.J. Cornelius talks over the
next play with Sophomore Evarius
, Pleasant and Junior Devin Heard.
A Fight To The Hilltop! :
The Northeast Raiders really worked hard this summer to ensure that this year's football
season would not end in defeat like last Season's did. Head coach Bruce Mullen constantly
reminds the team of how they.ended on a bad note with a missed field releyTMeltigiirem- Mell elit
game and how this year they need to avoid this at all costs. The Raiders went to Valdosta
during the summer and defeated *many teams from all around Georgia, Florida, and
Alabama. They finished in second place for the tournament. They also took.on many other
teams from around the region to get a jump on the season. As a result, they performed well.
One life, one team, one champion" is the new chant for the seniors that reminds them to
leave it all on the field and how they need to avoid making the same mistake. The Raiders
depend on the new senior starters of the team, who are #4 Sheldon Mays (CB/WR), #6
Quintavious Nelson (WR), #22 A.J. Cornelius (RB/LB),#16 Nathaniel Walker (FS), #27
Emanuel Pleasant (CB), #36 Reginald Poole (SS), #85 Deonte Gainey (TE,LB), and #88
damell Hall (DE). The team looks forward to having a great season and winning the
.. Championship this year and the years to come. Go Raiders! :

Senior Quintavious Nelson ~ Junior Mike Palmer and the
gets his alignment with a ee agp it ae est offensive line get ready to
referree. : snap the ball.

Gab

Senior Sheldon Mays revs-
up" the team during a pep
rally.

Players In Numerical Order:

Curtis Whisby (F), Sheldon Mays (Sr.), Devon Heard (Jr.), Quintavious Nelson (Sr.),
Tommy Dumas (So), Dionte Towles (Fr), Tobias Tinsley (Fr), Jarvis Smith (Sr),
Terrance Brown (Sr), Juantrez Williams (So), Nathaniel Walker (Sr), Tony Scott (So),
Shaquille Sanders (Fr), Ronquez Thomas (Fr), Derrick Stanley (Sr), Quantez Parks
(Jr), Adarius Cornelius (Sr), Edward Cooper (So), Brandon Stanley (Sr), Reginald
Scott (Sr), Emanuel Pleasant (Sr), Jarius Bryant (Sr), Trae Clark (So), Jerrod King
(So), Evarius Pleasant (Fr), Mike Massey (So), Nigel Woodford (So), Travis Sherman
(Jr), Robert Spence (So), Derial Watson (Jr), Emonte Curtis (Fr), Roscoe Williams(
_ Fr), Traydarius Counci {(Jr), Levi Toomer (Fr), Royvis Veal (Fr), Jocobi Standifer
(So), Demond Solomon (So), Reginald Poole (Sr), Phillip Billingslea (Sr), Tevin
Harris (Fr), Sydney Brown (Sr), Jerry Brooks (Fr), Antonio King (Fr), Ben Ross (Jr),
Eric Cleveland (So), Michael Brown (So), Michael Bryant (So), Keith Booze (Fr), Ve
Stevie Davis (So), Justin Woods (Fr), Jawarra Glover (Jr), Brandon Mullen (Fr), Senior Nathaniel Walker is on
Dontarius Thomas (Fr), Kym Marshall (Jr), Calvin Brown (Sr), Deonte Gainey (Sr), defense for th Raiders.
and Jamell Halil (Sr). Mike Palmer (Jr) (picture not included).

"KINGS ANDQUEENS
OF THE HILL"

With the fall comes that special time
of year for Raiders old and young
week marked by a weeklong
celebration that includes crazy
themi@Stike Dacky Day, Celebrity
Daiyeeiomeooming also features
Pepepailiesand other activities to
Cele@mate Raider pride. Most
importantly, homecoming is a time
for Raiders to crown new kings
and queens of the Hill

Riving Rike Kings & Queens

Mr. & Nass Northeast

& rat Bass & Octavia White were crowned
Mr. & Miss Northeast Homecoming 2008.

Mr. & Miss Junior
Mr. Freshman Iekia Brown & Miss Mr. Sophomore Terrence Collier & Miss Mr. Junior Dawann Davis & Miss

Freshman Re'nya Curtis Sophomore Cyler Ward J unior Tia Collins

Mr. & Miss Northeast
Runner-Ups Ambres R eese &

Jessica Burnnett

/ Right Runner-up for Mr. Senior
Jordan Gallemore escorted by Senior

Ashlei Cason

(Above) Runner-up for My. (Above) Runner-up for

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Freshman Samuel Shorts escorted

Mr. Sophomore Kwame :

(Above) Runner-up for Ms. Junior
Ch ristopher Alexander escorted by

J unior TK, eyah Gray

mM j h a
by Runner-up for Miss Freshman

3 Pettigrew escorted by Junior
Umeko Frazier y /

Ashley Bond

(Above) Runner-up for Miss
Senior Juantierra Thomas
escorted by Senior Tarrus
Wallace
Morgan escorted by
Senior P erfect Stone

(. eft ) Runner-up for Miss
ophomore Shikeria Morgan
escorted by Junior Ashley

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Spirit Week

@ Junior Alex Windham
st}and Senior John
Williams letting
everyone know just how
tacky they can get on
Tacky Day.

Juniors Shauntavia
Stone, Heaven
Whitby, and Jeliza
Larry showing their
Raider pride '70s
style.

(Right) Seniors Adarius (orneltus
and Famel Fl all lead their team on the

veld as the Northeast Ratders take on
the Flenry County Warbawks.

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October is the time of year that
the Northeast staff and student
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celebrate days such as Tacky
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of the week, it is all about that
Raider pride as the students
celebrate Spirit Day.
Everybody dresses in red,
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(Left) Funor Nike Palmer looks
toward the sideline to see what bis coaches

aad Sevier sale saiaiaile
1 make the tackle against the Pl enry
County ball career.

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| Right) Funior Palmer . a
i perfect pass as Senior Reginald Scott blocks

(Right) Senior Derrick
Stanley is determined to
break up the pass as be
wrestles With the Henry
(County recefver.

(Left) Senior Sheldon Mays ts ready
to make a big ley for tat dynamic
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From the left to right: Ashlei Cason, Shernethia Fitzpatrick, Marcenia Burke, Crystal
Daniels, Ciara Turner, Khadijah Ussery, Sakita Cooper, Tierra Fobnson, Erica King
and Jessica Jordan. Not pictured, Leshe Marshall and Shauntoria Gibson.

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Every yedr, Northeast showcases
its finest in the Phenomenal
Goddess Scholarshit Pageant.

For the first time, the pageant was

opened up jor males to compete as

well. Now, people wait with baited
breath to not only see who will be

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off the stage.

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uses style and finesse to ontestants Quintavious Nelson, Justin Gardner, and Chris Phenomenal Gent contestants Craig Bass, Justin Gardener, and Antoine Gay
crowd - he Alexander show the crowd that they have the right moves. give their all during the introductory dance on stage.

shou crown

Phenomenal Gent.

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Contestant Quintavious Nelson is
the definition of debonair during
the competition,

Contestant Chris Alexander poses
on stage dressed to impress.

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Senior Antoine Gay approaches the
microphone to speak.

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Senior Craig Bass shows the audienc
how much of a gentleman he is.

The Phenomenal Goddess and Gent Showcase
winners Shernethia Fitzpatrick and Justin
Gardener have their dance after being crowned.

Contestants Quintavious Nelson and Christopher Alexander perform a dance
routine to help open the ceremony.

(Below) Senior John
Williams is working his
way to the top.

Sophomores Shanetra Glover and Sharrod Burnette
exhibit higher order thinking.

Junior Erica Deberry works
hard to make the grade.

Mrs. Serls teaches her class an easier way to solve
math equations. q 3
Senior Deonate Gainey knows the answers

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(Right)
Sophomore
Terrence
Collier and
Senior Keitha
Reese play
their scales
with
perfection.

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Mrs. Washington makes
American Government fun to

(Above) Senior Taylor Williams
is at the top of her class.

(Left) Senior Jemelle Harris proudly
displays his Middle Georgia Phi Beta
Kappa Alumni Association Certificate.

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they can have fun while learning. to an ailing patient.

(Above) Seniors
Calvin Brown and
Phillip Billingslea
demonstrate
knowledge of
medical preparation.

(Upper left)
Nursing
Teacher Mr.
Davis
demonstrates
on how to
check the

patient's pulse.

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Tamia Burke

a patient.

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Evans checks the patient's
pulse.

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College Instructor Mr. Hewell
(Back Row Left To Right) Calvin Brown, Craig Bass, Phillip Billingslea

Junior Tia Collins and Sophomore
Terrence Collier help each other with their
project for health class.

Senior Craig Bass finishes his physics
project.

Junior Tiara Morgan focuses
on-her work and working
hard.

Jordan Gallemore takes time
to study outside.

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Hurst, Shaquille Sanders, John Rouse
First Row: Asia Dupree, Shadreika Person, Re'nya Gabriel Palmer.
Curtis, Courtney Dixon, TaNeisha West Second Row: Emontae Curtis, Denzel
Second Row; Amber Woodford, Troynecia Burden, Council, Dominique Griggs, and
Amber Poole, Jasmine Curry, Crystal Hicks. Jadarell Womack

FRESHMAN COURTNEY DIXON
HMAN TANEISHA WEST
KEEPS HER FRESHMAN SHADREIKA PERSON apes : a
EYE ON THE BALL. IS UNSTOPPABLE ON THE HER WAY DOWN THE COURT.
BASKETBALL COURT

Life on Copeland's Court:
Varsity Girls A

Basketballs a sport that determines an. athlete's level
of mental strength and stamina. It is very imperative
that players know exactly how to play the game.
These young ladies have put their heart and soul into
every practice and competition that they-ve had- This
dedicated team continue members.a long tradition of
Raider greatness in athletics.

First row: Assistant Coach Cynthia Booker, Troynecia Burden,
Jerryshia Williams, Key'erra-Rozier, Maria.Bond; RoneciaCurtis,
Jasmine Curry, Erica Travet, Coach Alvin J.-Copeland

Second row: Cyler Ward, Re'nya Curtis, Shaderika Person, Ta'kia
Johnson,Taneshia West, Lakeshia Brown

Freshman Re'nya Curtis aims and is
ready to make a shot for the team.

Freshman Jasmine Curry has on
her game face and is ready for
business.

Why are these talented ladies a part of
the starting line-up? It's because they
perform exceptionally well on the court.
Their coaches also know that these
ladies can be depended on to pull out a
victory when it's crunch time." For these
star players, basketball is more than just
a game; it's a way of life!

Senior

Erica Travet

My responsibility is
getting all of my players
to play for the name on
the front of the jersey, not
the one on the back!"

Senior

Key'erra Rozier
"When you've played
your best, that's all you
can do.

Senior
Takia Johnson

"My offense stays 100%, but
my defense is always
1000%."

Sophomore
Maria Bond

"Basketball doesn't build
my character-- it reveals it!"

Freshman
Jerryshia Williams

"Basketball is what
makes me who | am."

Hooping on "The Hill:
BY ian OY TAY AYR YAY LLL

Senior Micheal Palmer watches and
waits for the next play.

(Left to right) Back row: Coach Dartez Talbot, Dominique Griggs, Marvelle Harris, Denzel Council, Deonte Gainey, and Coach Greg Metts; (Left to right) Middle
Row: John Rouse, Diante Williams, Adarius Cornelius, Davine Hill, Micheal Palmer and Coach Millard Vining; (Left to right) Bottom Row: Victor Grayer and
Gabriel Palmer

It's time for students to
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basketball court. These
determined Raiders are
more than anxious to
start off the new year so

Senior Adarius Cornelius and they can show everyone
Junior Marvelle Harris take charge why they should take
of the court. the title this year.

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These Mighty Raiders focus and concentrate
on getting the job done.

(Above) Coach Millard

Vining devises strategic (Right) Coach

plays to keep the Mighty partez Talbot's

Raiders on top. efficient plannin,
ensures anothe:
victory.

Vari Basal

(Above) Junior Micheal
Palmer lets everyone know
why he is a key player in
the game.

Life is but a JEAM

(Below) Senior Victor
Grayer shows true
Raider Pride on the

(Left) These
Raiders know
how to keep their
eyes on the

(Above) Senior a prize.
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Adarius Cornelius a &

makes an all-star
leap toward the
basket.

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Rindy Jackson

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20085-2009

Northeast High School's bowling team is the top-rated team in Bibb County. No
matter who they go up against, they always come out on as the victors. Coached
by Mrs. Freeman, these high rollers not only live life in the fast lane, but they bowl
in it, too.

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Coach Ms. Cetresa Freeman, Shaquille Person, Heaven Whitby, Blake Bivins, Ambres Reese, and Reginald Cater

(Right to left) Mrs. Chiquita Dinkins- Advisor, Sharita Watson, Tamia Burke, Key'erra Rozier, Asia Michelle, Tia Collins,
Jessie Humphrey, Shavisia Parham, Juantierra Thomas, Tamala Sands, Sheldon Mays, Mariah Harris, Shardae
Shinholster, Heaven Whitby, Jarius Bryant, Quintavious Nelson, Phillip Billingslea, Craig Bass, Shantavia Stone, Jamell

Harris, Jaliza Lary

The Raiders' Wrestling Team is one of the most physically challenging sports offered. Head
coach Bruce Mullen and his assistant Percy Charlton have directed a stellar team this year.

With players like senior Derrick Stanley on the squad, the wrestling team has what it takes to
go all the way to the top. Last season, we finished at the state level. This year, these wrestling

Raiders strive to finish as Class AA State Champions. Go Raiders!!!

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Reginald Finney Eric Cleveland

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Derrick Stanley

senior Freshman

Sophomore

Keith Be \OZE

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Reginald Scott

Junior
Tony Scott

Brandon Mullen

Junior ng
Benjamin Ross

Life In The Club

Northeast High School has a wide variety of clubs and

organizations. The Northeast band makes sensational music se

to enhance with our phenomenal football team. JROTC

prepares students for college and careers within the Armed *e
Forces. The Culinary Club allows students to engage in
hands-on learning about nutrition and different types of foods. Sd
The Diplomats represent Northeast and serve as a backbone r
to the Student Council. Our clubs and organizations insure Y
that Northeast students have a full life.

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Dinkins- Adviser, Kimberly
Taylor, Shantavia Stone,
Tamia Burke, Key'erra Rozier,
Shavisia Parham, Asia
Michell, Tia Collins, Jessie
Humphery, Rodrick Finney,
Terrance Collier, Maria Bond,
Ashley Robinson, Juantierra
Thomas, Tamala Sands,
Mariah Harris, Heaven
Whitby, Kyri Brown,
Quintavious Nelson, Jaliza
Lary, Jessica Burnett (not
pictured).

\\ NATIONAL
| HONOR SOCIETY

Only the best and the brightest are invited
to join the elite group of students who
make up the National Honor Society
Maintaining a 3.2 isn't easy, but these

scholars meet and exceed the challenge.

Jalyssa Alexander, Jasmyne Barnes, Markese Bell,
Wenifred Bond, Reginald Cater, Frica Cleveland, Tia
Collins, Charlisha Cooper, Kayla Cooper, Elyse
Crawford, Shakira Curry, Danette Curtis, DaWann
Davis, Stevie Davis, Albertina Dean, Ericka DeBerry, mma.
Raven Denmark, Sue Feltman-Hayes, Jessica Finney, TTT
Brian Ford, Morgan Forsythe, Rachae Freeman, Alyca REA |
Gibson, Shanetra Glover, Stephon Gordon, Onzalo =a)

Green, Gregory Harris, Jalen Havior, Brandon Hill, fil Q .
Jasmine Hill, Jessie Humphrey, Rachel Hunt, Cherie pas ve
Johnson, Charmiska Jones, Quentarious Jones, Kandace jj Si ry
Jordan, Niki Key, Johnathon Lee, Daikeem Lockett,
Willie Manson, Michael Massey, Tasheira Meadows, i
Asia Mitchell, Shavisia Parham, Shaquille Person, Y .

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Christian Plummer, Reginald Poole, Keiyanna Reese,
Rikki Rhodes, Keyerra Rozier, Victoria Sanifer,

Tamala Sands, Shardae Shinholster, Tevin Singleton,
Ramone Smith, Sheneque Smith, Quintessa Solomon, ry
Rowdy Solomon, Shantavia Stone, Juantierra Thomas,
Mallory Thomas, Brianna Vinson, Joshua Walker,

Cary Waters, Lamisha Wells, Octavia White, Taylor
Williams, Jalicia Woodford, Valencia Yarbrough

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Northeasts Marching Red
Machine

The Percussion band members listen Band director Phillip
intently to the football game objectives. Reynolds leads during
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The band peps up the school to win with a "jamming"
song at a pep rally.

Senior band
members
Shaquille

Person, Blake
Bivins and
Victor Crawford
warm up for a
performance in
the bandroom.

Woodwinds

Jalisa Heath, Chernika Worthy, Rasheeda

Simmons

Jaliza Lary and Ebony Denerson

Trumpets

Jaquan Elam, Camron Wilson, Brandon Jutes,
Dewuan Couch, Terrence Collier

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Low Brass

Craig Bass, Carey Mobley, Jason Washington,
Roderick Finney, Darrian Moffett, Lakiria Irvin,
Tarrus Wallace.

Asia Mitchell, Mark Williams, Reginald i -
Reginald Dennis, Eric Howard, Shantavia Stone

Percussion Auxiliary

lake Bivins, Victor Crawford, Shaquille Person, Ambres Reese, Tamia Burke, Sierra Barnes, Juan'Tierra Thomas, Breonna
edric Lane, Tarrence Wallace, Ke'undre Brown, Justin Maxwell, Andrews, Jamecia Samuel, Shanetra Glover, Lakendria Aaron,
enneth Veal , Samuel Shorts, and William Smith Shavisia Parham, Janecia Green, I'keiyanecia Smith, Tia Collins

Give year, Northeast lechnology department places in local

state and national competiitons. Red by Mis. S8owman
Northeast technology students exceed all expectations. Rets
take a look at CNortheast and technology on Che SFCilL"

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(Above) Senior Brandy hard as she puts the final touches on her = (Above) Mrs. Evans shows

P ject. her students an easier
Smith looks for the Paee

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answers but does not
have much luck.

(Right) Senior Jarius
Bryant saves and is
ready to print his finished
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(Above) Senior Kiera Williams gets
Solin -melalel-16-1-lalelale Mela alcig
assignment before she starts.

Mrs. Bowman instructs her class using the Technology
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True Raiders stick together to help each other Senior Adarius Cornelius incorporates
get their jobs done. technology into his assignment.

The Salmagundi staff is made up of a group of

talented writers whose mission is to encourage

creativity among the student body and to provide

an outlet to recognize and reward that creativity.

The Salmaqundi accepts literary submissions
and art work from any student enrolled at
Northeast High $ chool as well as work
submitted on a student's behalf b ry faculty

members. This award-wi inning literary magazine

has garnered numerous accolades for Northeast
in the past, and this year $ stajy promises to do

no less.

The Northeast Culinary Arts Club is
comprised of students with a love of cooking
and for preparing food. The culinary arts team
caters to Northeast's family and staff during a
plethora of events.

Northeast's culinary arts instructor, Miss
Tomlin, is dev roted to teaching the students
about food through fun events held
throughout the year at Northeast High
School. This organization enhances the talents
of its members and gives the students an
opportunity to interact with the food service
industry.

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After nearly a ten-year hiatus, Northeast's newspaper hit the
presses once again. The Golden Star, re-named The Upper River
Review, is run by the journalism students of Northeast High
School. The school newspaper covers local and school news. he
The "junior journalists" learn about the journalism profession students dedicated to capturing the spirit of
and the "ins and outs" of running a newspaper. Students research Northeast while ensuring that Northeast
and write all articles that appear in the Upper River Review,
honing their skills and capturing life as it happens.

I carbook

The Valhalla yearbook staff ts comprised

yearbook ts more exciting and creattyve than
the year before. On the outside, the yearboo
staff designs, promotes, and sells the school'
yearbook, but what they are actually doing i

creating memories that last a lifetime.

Senior Brandy Whisby is happy
to be apart of the yearbook

(Above) Senior
Cymphe
Dawkins prom

- the G

Pageant

Seniors Daryl Denson
and Kayla Copper take a
moment to be playful.

(Right) Junior Ariel Ricks lays out het (Left) Sen

pages on the computer Richardson is ready to wor

Distributive Education Clubs

of America

DEC in

The members of DEC. \ today are the marketing majors

ind leaders of tomorrow. DECA students are given a
ational stage to showcase their marketing skills. With
rs. Jeffreys at the helm, these ambitious enterpreneurs

have nowhere to go but up.

(Top) Ashley Jones, Andrew Ammons, Albertina Dean,
Jasmine Hill, Jalen Havior, Ashley Donaldson, Calvin Brown,
Mrs. Angeles Jeffreys- Adviser

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(Senior) Calvin Brown
receives a bronze metal for
his work in the DECA
competition.

(Junior) Jasmine Hill brought
home the gold for placing
first in the DECA marketing
competition.

(Left to right) Tymesha Timley, Jamma Forrest, Jarius Bryant,
Tamala Sands, Juantierra Thomas, Jeremy Wimes

Future Business Leaders
of America (FBLA)
provides the buciness
[--Yo(-T ee) Bae) slolggel
with the necessary ckill
to successfully compete
in the job market, pursue
postsecondary
education, or manage
personal ckillc.

Jarvis Smith, Tevin Singleton, Victoria Sandifer,
Kyri Brown, Shumedria Taylor, Antionette
Eason, Talandria Cooper, Mariah Harris,
Brandy Whisby, Tamia Burke, (Bottom row)
Emanuel Pleasant, Sheldon Mays, Antoine
Gay, Decarlos Foster

1 the use of rmagination
/( powers of creative self-expression (0
tell a story
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lnigie Gullel @Paiable (0 students 7
explore and express human feclings
Gnd 10 Open OF Widerstanding
OF buman motmation, behavior. and
Character Through conflict and
eniotions. St holds ub a yiirror for us

L0 EXAMINE OUTSE / ves wnd others. The NE Drama Club: Bottom Row- Shikeria Morgan, Rindy Jackson, Manah Harris, Kayla Cooper, Kimberly Taylor, Edway
Cooper P
Top Row; Jessica Jordan, Co-Advisor Shana Burton. Quintavious Nelson, Sierra Bames, Raven Plummer. Cymphony
Dawkins, Ashlei Cason, Elyse Crawford, Christopher Alexander, Stephon Gordon, Raven Denmark, Jackson Webster, Co
Advisor Brian Harmon

(Right) Seniors Elyse Crawfor yla Cooper exchange
harsh words during their dramatization of Dreamgirls. (Left)
Senior Kimberly Taylor and Sophomore Rindy Jackson bring
A Raisin in the Sun.to life as Lena and Beneatha Younger

rt is the creation of beautiful or
significant things, which includes
rintmaking, vlutectural modeling or
raving, uilding or tructuring letters

ation picture, rganizational record,

ainting, Sersonal account, hotozrapl,
rit -culpting, and ketch booking.

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(Left to right) Stephon Gordon, Ania Thomas, Tania Thomas, ;
Shantae Brown, Mariah Harris, Jalyssa Alexander, and Advisor Mr. ~

Brian Harmon. Art teacher Mr. Harmon gives Sophomore Michae
Massey pointers in art.

ureer..\tudent /ssociation

Cor q dd yisor.
Clrsula Lynch

Career Student Association,
also known as CSA, is an
organization that
participates in a wide range
of activities, such as
transporting information
from post-secondary
institutions to local
community centers, peer
tutoring, and workforce
development. With CSA,
these students are making

op Row: Terilyn Burney, Erica Woodford, Brianna Vinson, Vontasia Williams, Jalecia the most out of life.

oodford, Kenyatta Jackson, Rindy Jackson, Charlisa Cooper, Shambria McKnight,

hareisha Cooper, Nigel Woodford, Reginald Scott, Phillip Buckley, Lawrence Collier,

ntonio Stinson.

National FIFA Organization

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conscious organization whose
primary goal is give back to
society and the earth as a
whole through cultivating the
environment. This club is
involved in numerous
agricultural and community
service activities. FFA knows
that society will be better if the
environment is better.

ront Row: Robert Collins, Reginald
pheldon Mays, and Christain Flagg.
back Row: Christopher Collins, Jigaro Mosley, Travis Sherman, Cedric Lane, Joycelyn
j ? oH dagoate : Mrs. L -Williams, FFA
oss, Ashley Jackson, Raven Plummer, Jasmine Hill, and Quintavious Nelson. Advisor- pn ram
fs. Lula Curry-Williams.

wh pes yy, & ah 8 Life Students Against Destructive

Decisions (SADD) encourage:
; students to cay "no" to
(i an ay ave a Fis ife drinking and driving and other
a ; toh t-Talar-li(0mel-lalel-tgolt is
decisions. Its positive peer
_ pressure, role modeling and
Ta digelalis(-tale-| eel -lol(-ler ty
TWIT wor dude prevent disasters and cet a
way Pal. Aa ullueam Pealthier, cafer course for

i er students lives.

The 2008-09 SADD Members: Chris Alexander, Andrew Ammons,
Victoria Brown, April Campbell, Kristen Clover, Lawrence Collier, Tey
Colson, Charlisha Cooper, Kayla Cooper, Ronecia Curtis, DaWann
Davis, Ericka DeBerry, Takeisha Fuller, Rodreca Gray, Rachae
Freeman, Shavonda Henry, Jasmine Hill, Jessie Humphrey, Victoria
Jackson, Ashley Jones, Shelby Kennedy, Jeliza Lary, Leslie Marshall
Johneika McMillian, Devona Merriweather, Tiara Morgan, Shavisia
Parham, Jessica Patterson, Devonta Quainter, Keiyana Reese,
Courtney Rhymes, Rasheeda Simmons, Brianna Vinson, Jalecia
Woodford, Valencia Yarbrough, Adviser Safronia JnBaptiste

| nN FCCL A, L if 1S Future Community Career

Leaders of America (FCCLA)
What y Ou BAKE It! promotes personal growth
and leadership development

7 il rl through family and

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family as wage earners and

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development, creative and

critical thinking.

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Adviser Chiquisha Tomlin, India
Richardson, Valencia Yarbrough, Ka'necia
Harpe, Ashlei Cason, Sakita Cooper,
Sheldon Mays, Jordan Gallemore, Antoine
Gay

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At Northeast High School, we have an elite
magnet program available to students who live
within the Northeast school zone and those who
gain entry through applying for a position. With
the experiences and education they have received
in the magnet program, many of Northeast's
k he graduates have gone on to pursue careers the
eae 5s fields of nursing and health education. Magnet
Mis. (biquita Dinkyns students ee that saving a life is just as
<Magnet ( oordinator important as having one.

She Life of a Diplomat
The Northeast

"Being a diplomat 1S important because we are
Diplomats serve as the

. the leaders who know the history of Northeast,
ambassadors for the |
schoal. They welcome and we spread the knowledge to everyone who
Share dsr) dignitaries fo enters our doors. Says diplomat Tamia Burke.

our campus and make

sure that they feel at (a< |
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After competition, the
the Drill Team waits
patiently as the Cadre of
The cadets of the Northeast High the Drill Meet tally up
Noneemenrinncemrenemiancliny the scores to announce
prepare themselves for the upcoming the winners of the
competition in the Area 5 Drill competition.

Meet, held in Ft. Benning, GA.

(Below) The
Northeast Drill Team
still finds the time to
profile after an

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Even through painful waiting and patience, the Raider

Drill Team still finds time to show the seriousness of . FF
the mighty Raider Battalion. The Drill Team is be " =!
comprised of the best that our organization has to (Above) SFC Towles and
offer. The team has not only physical requirements, but | st SGT Mitchell look on

academics as well. as the judges deliberate on
the winners on the
competition.

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Alpha Company
(Bottom left to Right) J, Ross, D. Daniels,
5, Fowler, (Second Row: Left to Right) M.
Johnson, IT, Smith, O. Brown, C. Carolle,
(Third Row: Left to Right) B. Glover, T.
Thomas, A, Glenn, S. Mcknight, C, Dixon

Charlie Company
(Bottom Row: Left to Right) E. Deberry, J. Lee, C.
Greene, A. Donaldson, R. Solomon, M. Bradley,
(Second Row: Left to Right) L. Wells, C. Turner, A.
Russell, D. Simmons, S. Williams, A. Glover, (Third
Row: Left to Richt) |. Webster, 1. Brown, T
Lhomas, B. W ns, D. Newsome, C. Wilson, F
Wilhams, &. | ravet

Bravo Company
(Bottom Row: Left to Right) D. Nesitt, L.
Curry, S. Simmons, (Second Row: Left to
Right): T. Epps, S. Rouse, S. Brown, K.
Smith, T. Fuller, (Third Row: Left to Right)
D. Foster, A. Thomas, T. Scott, J. Patterson,
C. Sledge, A. Davis, B. Willis

Delta Company
(Bottom Row: Left to Right) |. Smith, P. Preston, S.
Solomon, M. Davis, T. 1 \. Jackson, C. Major,
(Second Row: Left Right) C. Ward, N. Thornsberry, J
Studimine, C. Wrice Hill-Brown, A. Robertson, M
Brown, T. Johns M. Hillman, L. Burnette, (Third Row
Left to Righ S R. Nesbitt. J. ssery, $s

\. Steele, K. Reverra, J. Williams

Senior Tierra A : Senior Blake Bivins:

Johnson: "My 9: - m Denson: "My "My best NE memory is

best NE memory | 1 best NE memory my whole ninth grade

is winning Miss is participating in | year, experiencing being

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competition." through band camp."

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Sophomore
Rindy Jackson:
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Jacqueline Bowman, Tameka Fairfax,
Computer Science Computer Applications

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Marketing OT

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Physical Education Robert Woods, GT M SFC Glenn Towles,

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and.marketing skills.

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Sherill Mc Leod,
Social Studies

Towanna Hamilton, Shana Burton,
Language Arts anguape Arts/ Journalism

Erma Stevens,
Language Arts Department
Chair

Shameka Hunter- Powers, Chiquita Dinkins,
Language Arts Science

Mrs. McLeod makes sure her
BE EMIN GOES IGRSFIEECILESS

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Gloria Brooks,
Math

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Dartez Talbott,

Exceptional Child

Ethel Glover,
Exceptional Child
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Exceptional Child

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This year, Northeast lost a
oved member of our Raider
amily, Mr. Harrison Brown
He will be missed by students,
raldir faculty, and staff.

Raraprofessionals and Aides

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Above: Catherine W. Deshazier, Sandra
Murphy, Sidney Battle, Libertad
Martinez.Tony Major, Michelle Yvettand
Ashtyn Fuller

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Shinholster, Gary Waters, Juan Tierra Thomas, Victoria Sandifer, Raven
Denmark, Elyse Crawford, Octavia White, and Jasmyne Barnes.

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Dean, Albertina
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Juniors Six
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Shantavia Stone

"Living my
future, forgetting
my past!"

Nicole Sherard
"T like to keep
them guessing!"

Cameron
Wilson
"Being me is
hard but fun."

Sade
Winchester
"Be yourself no
matter what
happens."

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6-Word
Memoirs

Brian Ford
"| always stay |
true to myself.

Jasmine Flowers
"I'm living life
with no regrets."

Shaniece Rouse
"I'm always the
center of
attention."

l'eschia Zellner
"No one can
take my smile."

Laconstance Wilson
"I'm just like you,
only cuter."

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Junior in Six
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Reginald
Finney
"Football is my
goal in life.

Dominique
Griggs

"Always believe
that real
recognizes

Valencia
Yarbrough
"T'm always

inspired by my
friends."

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Now you know that Northeast
wouldn't be anything without the class
of 2OI1 representing. They're trying

their best to prove that their class is

THE best class NE has ever

witnessed. We'll just have to wait &
see. With only two years left, the
Raider Sophomore class is halfway
there.

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to the Top of

Class of 2011's Shikiria
Morgan & Rindy Jackson
can always be caught
striking a pose for any |=
camera.

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"I'm too different to
be ordinary."

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"Very athletic
but also very
intelligent."

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a) Rindy Jackson, Jaquella

Studymine, Shaqala

f Davis, Markia

Washington, and Asia

Dupri represent their

class by throwing up their
graduation year.

hainichea FOC

"Love you all,
especially my
haters!"

ASS.

Aaron, Lakendria
Alston, Jessica
Anthony, Clark
Bell, Morkese
Bond. Wenifred
Bostick, Shedricka
Bradley. Michael

Brewer, Dexter
3rown, Michael
Brown, Tyrone
Bryant, Michael
Buckley, Phillip
Burnette, Javontez
haney, Shironda

lark, Randy
lark, Trae
leveland, Eric
lyde, Dashun
ollier, Terrence
ollins, Michelle

ooper, Chareisha

Cooper, Charlisha
Cooper, Edwi'
Danielly, Shani: :. .
Davis, Adariu~
Davis, Deion
Davis, Jazmy: .

Davis, Shaqui:

Densley, Trev
Dumas, Tomn \
Durden, Kaca~
Epps, Tony
Evans, Kwani:.
Exum, Wyna\
Faulks, Joshu::

Peltmanemaynes, Sue
Finney, Jessic .
Finney, Rode: .-
Finney, Shann)
Finney, Suder.:
Flagg. Chani

Sibson, Argentina

Glenn, Antoinette
Glover, Marquis
Glover, Shanetra
Gooden, Brittany
Gray, Rodreca
Gray, DeAmethyst
Grayer, Erica

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Hall, Kiera

Harpe, Kanecia
Henderson, Marquez
Hicks, Crystal

Hill, Benjamin

Hill, Brandon

Hill, Daivene
Hill-Grose, Shakur
Howard, Joseph
Howkins, Kientazya
Hurt, Jerrelle
Jackson, Kenyatta
Jackson, Rindy

Jackson, Victoria
James, Ikeem
James, Jasmine
Jarrod, Johnicans
Jenkins, Kelvin
Johnson, Amanda

Jones, Richard

Jordan, Joshua
Kendrick, Desmond
Key, Niki

Kinder, Darrayas
King, Jerrod
Kitchen, Jonathan
Lawson, Troy

Lockett, Daikeen
Lockwood, Phillip
we, Brittanie
Mahone, Jeremiah
Major, Ashley
Martin, Alexander
Gn, Dionta

Massey, Michael
Maxwell, Brionna

Maxwell, Justin
| M@Intosh, Kear::
- eMillan, Javonte

MeNair, Erin
McRae, Ladashia

Meadows, TaSheira
Miley, Quanisha
Miller, Juanita
Mitcham, Brandon
Morant, Ashli
Morgan, Shikeria
Nash, Juanae

Neely, Ja'leila
Nesbitt, Desmond
Norris, Antonio
Ottman, Xavier
Parham, Shatavia
Parker, Shatori

Pendergrass, Skyla

eft) Sophomores Ramon Smith and Cortez Wilson
oy their sophomore status.
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Adkins, Aysha
Anderson, Whitney
Battle, Amberial
Battle, Antonio
Beasicy, Tony
Berrian, Cora
Blash, Tanzinia
Bond, Tcontac
Booker, Victoria
Booze, Keith

Brantley. Gerred
Brigit, Sh la
Brinson, Shunisa
Brown, Ashi
Brown, Davu
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Buenrostro, Jorge
Burney, Terilyn
Burnett, Lamitchell
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Burnette, Kendal
Card, Jamir

Carr. Devonte
Carroll, Colby

Carry, Preston

Chappell, Kristy
Clark, Raymond
Clements, Morris
Clover, Damien
Collier, Lawrence
Collins, Dalvin
Cone, Kendarrious
Cornelius, Jade
Council, Denzel
Coxton, Jimorion

Dixon, Wyne
Driskell, Jerrard
Duncan, Issac
Eato, Maricen
Elam, Jaquan
Epps, Constan
Farley, Octaviu

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Shantinique
Foster, Haleigh
Frazier, Umeko
Freeman, Asia
George, Jennifer
Glover, Brittany

Glover, Dominique
Glover, Natalie
Gray, Justin
Green, John

Hurst, James
Irvin, Lakiria
Jackson, Antonio
Jackson, Derrick Pd
Jackson, Fynneesha
Jackson, Shuntavia
James, Sherrod
Johnson, Jaquize
Johnson, Naudia

Miley, Kiamesha
Miller, Ariana
Mintz, Andrew

Lester, Paris

Mitchell. Clarence
Mobley, Carrie
Moffett, Darrien

Monteiro, Ternice

Moore, Martavious

Porter, Raven
Quick, Eric

Reese, Keith
Richards, Larcemi
Richards, Larcenia

Smith, Teranesha
Smith, Tyekey
Smith, William
Solomon, Joseph
Strafford, Miles
Stallworth, Sierra
Stewart, Tia
Stinson, Antero
Stinson, Contesa
Stubbs, Swundra

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Whisby, Ashanti
Whisby, Curtis
Wiggins, Jancella
Wilder, Brian
Williams. Tiffany

Juniors Jessica Alston and
Phillip Buckley indulge in
lunch and laughs.

Northeast has the
distinction of being the
only high school in the
county to be given a field
day this year. In an effort
to acknowledge the
students hard work and
good behavior, Dr.
Freshman India Sanders, and iaeaseys : ihe Ralces
Sophomores Chareisha one last time to relax
Cooper, and Krystal Hicks before bracing for final
know how to beat the heat and exams. Fun in the sun

dodge water balloons during was had by all!
field day

Coach Woods keeps the party going as field day's
official deejay.

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Sophomore DeAmethyst Gray
knows that nothing is better
than spending the day with her
friend.

Coach Vining keeps the
hot dogs coming.

Sophomore Skylarr
Stanley enjoys the
sunshine.

Freshman Taquela Hudson . .
and her friend decide to watch Senior Jordan Payne laughs as

the fun from the sidelines. students get doused with water.

Dr. Scavella prepares to meet his fate inside the dunking booth

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(Left) Coach Lucas and oc7 een a _: as : Emanuel Pleasant and
Coach Montgomery ' aS abt the Raiderettes for the

ensure that the team P : P ; re .
works as hard as they P lg = 53 start of the season.

can during their meet
against Mary Persons

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(Above) Junior Ronecia Curtis Ward leaves the competition
uses her arm and leg strength behind while she maintains

as she propels faster and = pore e nae perfect ii
faster to get to the finish line. Oe re :

The 2009 Girls Track Team

(Bottom Row/ Left to right) Manager Rodreca Grey, Asia , Leslie (Above) Seniors Cherie Johnson
Marshall, Juantierra Thomas, Ashleigh Robertson, Renya Curtis, and Juanterria Thomas warm up
(Above) Sheldon Mays Taneshia West, Cherie Johnson, Talandria Cooper. (Middle) Allison on the hurdles at a track meet.
; iti Ross, Shontae Brown, Ronecia Curtis, Tyler Smith, Marcenia Burke,
explodes out of his position after Albertina Dean, Cyler Ward, Naudia Johnson,& Coach Tasha
he receives the baton during the Stephens. (Top) Coach Alvin Copeland, Arianna Freeman,
4x 100 meter relay. Johnkecia Brown, Ericka Travet, Fanetta Ricks, Jasmina Curry,
Catherine Preston, Charnequa Jordan, and Coach Tony
Montgomery

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Yavon Hill, Stevie Davis, Jarius Bryant, Jamel Harris, Jerrod e sprints down the last 10

itor Greyor, Calvin Brown, Tabius Tinsley, & Coach Walter e face for the meters to the 400 meter run
Daniely. Top Row- Coach Kelvin Oliver, Benjamin Ross, Jigar petiton
osiey, & Coach Leonard Lucas.

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everyone to the 2009 Black History
Program.

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(Above) Director Christina
Sherard says, The students

worked very hard to make this
event a collaboration of the past,
present and future."

(Left)
Junior Heaven
Whitby
mesmerizes the
audience with a
dramatic
monologue.

into the past.

(Right) Senior Tamia
Burke, Junior
Christopher
Alexander, and
Sophomore
I'keaneceia Smith
ease on down the
road" during their
rendition of The Wiz.

(Above) The Nu-Vision Liturgical dancers
bless the audience with a praise dance.

(Above) Seniors Ashlei Cason and Antoine Gay swing

(Above) Principal Dr. en
elaborates on the importance of the
occassion while dressed in traditonal
African attire.

(Left) Mrs. Burton
shares a laugh
with speaker
Roger Jackson.

(Above) Sophomore
Terrence Collier lends his
musical talents to the
program.

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Collins introduces guest
speaker Roger Jackson.

(Above) Guest speaker Roger Jackson
delivers an inspiring speech to the
student body.

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Sherard and Allen Banks.

Above) Senior Sierra Barnes channels
Carmen Jones and charms her way out

of going to jail during the skit.

(Above) The Black History Choir inspires the audience with the Negro National Anthem "Lift Ev

(Below) The boys' step team participate in
the time-honored tradition of stepping.

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spin on the Broadway play Dreamgirls.

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Hard work pays off, and no event proves that more than Awards Day.
Every spring, the Raiders in grades 9-11 are recognized and honored for
their academic achievement. This special ceremony presents an
opportunity for students and parents to reflect on the progress made
during the school year and to give those who don't receive awards
something to aspire to next year. These Raiders know that being the "life
of the classroom" is far more important than being the "life of the party.

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as seniors at Northeast High, the Class of 2009 took a memorable trip to

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Smith's gym. The gym, which once held only 500 people, is now capable of
accommodating more than 1,000 spectators. The gym has been re-named "Copeland's
Court" in honor of Coach Alvin Copeland, who was also named the 2009 Sports Director
of the Year. Coach Copeland has spent more than 40 years putting his all into Northeast's
athletic program. The ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new gym marked a special day not
only for Coach Copeland, but it was also a celebration for Northeast and east-Macon as a
whole. It was a milestone for Coach Copeland, the girls' and boys' basketball teams, and
future athletes who will play in Copeland's Court for generations to come.

Local dignitaries came out to support Northeast The entrance to the Vocational building received a much- Coach Copeland, Thomas Hudson, Ella Carter and

during the ribbon-cutting ceremony. needed face-lift. a SESS with he Sica Seating eee

Notable schoo! board members and Superintendent Sharon Patterson take time out to honor Northeast and all of Coach Copeland's achievements. (Right) Junior Tashae Bryant recites the Pledge of
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