Northeast High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Macon, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1971 volume:

STIR AA OA TRAIL 20 NEI SS AT NRPS A AMOI Cy OEE BS SSEN SH RS DB ine oe REFLECTIONS — in the Early Morning Rain Reflections of yesterday linger thoughtfully in our minds, Even while tomorrow’s rails bid us ride. PONS “; a (af ae 2 Pr Br ne L To go on from here | can use words — but, they don’t say enough ... i } rr jeneeent Goueuee if iM = Do we know ourselves? Not really, but we’re learning. I need a while more with you just now, there are some things I don’t yet know. You build by pulling down the rubble. But first you have to have a plan. AVA URTETHE PTET ETT + 13 Dr. Gholson has served for the past twelve years as superintendent of the Bibb County Schools. At the end of this school-term, Dr. Gholson will retire from this position. The school system will miss his never ceasing devotion to make this system the best in Georgia. Left to Right Seated: Lo Pres.; Elmo Draughon, Treas.; R. Lanier Anderson, III, Secy.; Allan Gurley; Dr. W. Earl Lewis, Pres.; Dr. Julius Gholson; John M. Hancock; William Hutchings; Julian Henderson; J. Rene Hawkins. Left to Right Standing: F. Emory Green; Mayor Ronnie Thompson; George B. Smith, Jr. Ovi s Left to Right Seated: Cordell Wynn, Asst. Supt.-Federal Projects; Robert J. Cramer, Asst. a a Supt.-Fiscal; Marvin J. Jones, Asst. Supt.-Personnel. Left to Right Standing: E. W illiam Kent, Admin. — ‘3 ie fer ‘ : ea as Lott, Co-Or.-Elementary Education: Edward J. Cagle, Admin. Asst., Special Projects; Carol Pury is, Co- r.-Secone sli ee - ii Stanley Goldsboro, Admin. Asst.-Sec. Currculam; Richard Chapman, Director-Pupil Personnel Services; Dewell Pitts, Associate Direc- tor-Personnel. Administration MISS ANN HENRY, A.B., M.A., M.Ed Lier MRS. VELMA WOHLFORD, MR. FRANCES ADAMS, B.S., MISS JANE CARROLL, B5S., MR. JAMES OVERBY, A.B., MRS. JACQUE JAMES, B.A. MRS. S. J. ABERCROMBIE, B.S., M.Ed M.A M.A, — Counselor M.Ed Counselor M.Ed Counselor A.B. — Counselor MRS. MINNIE MITCHELL Dietician MRS. ANNE AVIRETT MRS. AUDREY EDWARDS MRS. HELEN EPPS Secretary Secretary Librarian, B.S., M.L.S MRS. OPHELIA McDAVID MRS. CHERYL SIMMONS MRS. MARY TAMBLYN Librarian, A.B Librarian Secretary MRS. ARIETTA OGBURN — Dietician MRS. LOUISE HARRISON — Secretary MRS. DOROTHY WATSON — Librarian, A.B. MRS. ELIZABETH JAMES, A.B MISS JUNE EMMETT, BS., Ed MRS. JUDY FULTZ, B.S MRS. WILLIAM A. HAWKINS A.B MRS. FREDRICE HERRING A.A., A.B MRS. CHERYL MIXON, B.A MRS. BETTYE POWELL, A.B. MRS. SUSAN SHURLING, A.B MRS. EVELYN STUART, B.A MRS FANNIE A.B. MRS. J. B. SIMONTON, BS MR. G. LEWIS WRIGHT, A.B M.Ed STEPHENS MRS. LUCYE STRICKLAND B.A MRS. FRANCES AYERS, A.B. MISS MARY ELLA M.Ed CLEMENTS, B.S MR. GRIFF ETHRIDGE, JR.. MRS. GWYNNETH LAMON A.B A.B. MR. LEONARD SEARCY, B.S. MRS. JANE STECK, A.B MR. G. L. DEAVER, B.S. Art MR. EARLE BARNETTE, B.M_E Musi« MRS. MARGARET ELKINS, A.B French Music MRS. MARY LANDRUM, BS oes Home Economics Foreign Languages MR. JAMES HARVEY, A.B., M.A German MISS NANDRA_ TALTON, MRS. LAURA TAYLOR, BS. — B.M.E. — Music Home Economics MRS. BERNICE WILLIAMS, MISS SANDRA YOUNG, B.A B.S. — Home Economies — French, Spanish S ] e fi ‘ wat MR. JOHN GRAHAM, A.B.. MRS. BARBARA JONES, A.B tu 1eS M.Ed MR. WILLIAM MeCULLOUGH, . MRS. ALICIA LONG, B.S BS MRS. FRANCES BRUBAKER, MISS MARY DRAKE, A.B A.B., M.Ed. MR. CARL DOUGLAS, B.S., M. Ed oa fe MRS, MARY MEEKS, A.B MRS. LOUISE PRIESTER, A.B.. MRS. B. M. RIVERS, B.A M.Ed MISS JEAN SMALLWOOD, B.S. MRS. FRANCES SMITH, B.A MRS. SARA VINSON, A.B Science tm MR. RONALD CARTER, B.S - Ne SSA [it MR. GROOVER BROWN, BS : ——— Sys - ’ = ; MR.. EDWARD BECKWITH, Gs = MRS. GWENDOLYN . d - - : Vy : JACKSON, B.S MISS V. V. MIMS, A.B. MRS. LEDA REHBERG, A.B M.Ed MRS. LOUISE MAXWELL, B.S MISS ZEPH PATE, A.B., B.S. M.Ed MR. JAMES SIMONTON, B.S M.Ed Business Education a] a MR. MICHAEL CROXTON, MRS. JEANETTE GURLEY MRS. WALLACE HOLLAND, MR. JOHN JORDAN, JR., BS — ee AS. BS M.A MRS. ANN SEWARD, BS MRS. MARY PELLEW, A.B. MRS. THEODORA THOMAS, B.S., M.A MR. JOHN REEVES, B.S. Physical Education MR. PHIL MeLEROY MR. MEL SCHOYCHID MR. ALVIN COPELAND MR. MARCELL HARRISON MR, FRED PERSLEY MRS. HOLLINS MRS. JANICE NORDEN MR. CHARLES LUTRELL iy od ap 2 ed We'll search in the hills, : take our time. Climb until we find one ‘ closest to the sky. . | i ' MI IM MG Ws YY YY Yi sill yy Wi 29 FELECIA BOWENS The highest reward for man’s toil is not what he gets for it, but rather what he becomes by it. TONY ANTHONY There is nothing more to be esteemed than a manly firmness and deci- sion of character. ROBERT FERGUSON “Great works are performed not by strength but by perseverance.” “See ANNIE COLLINS No statue was ever erected to the memory of a person who thought it was best to leave well enough alone.” DONNA HARRIS Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. GEORGE HILL — Success results from having a chance or taking a chance. = CARLTON SPRADLEY “The superior man is he who deve lops, in harmonious proportions, his moral, intellectual, and physical nature.” Je rold MARY ORANGE — “Child, you are like a flower, So sweet and pure and fair.” — Heinrich Heine JACQUELYN REDD Wisdom is knowing what to do, skill is knowing how to do it ; Virtue lies in doing it and doing it well.” MIKE WALLER — I will not follow where the path may lead, but I will go where there | no path, and I will leave a trail.” — Muriel Strode TOMMY WEBER “It is not what he has, nor even what he does, which directly expresses the worth of a man, but what he is.” Amiel SHARON TURNER Virtue herself is her own fairest reward.” Silius Italicus TOBY YOUNG “A laugh is worth one hundred groans in any market.” Charles Lamb JOE WHITE — “Good actions ennoble us and we are the sons of our own deeds.” — Cervantes MOST POPULAR — RUBY JIMMY “Popularity is a crime from the moment it is sought; GRADY MITCHELL it is only a virtue where men have it whether they will or no. — George Savile MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED — GAIL “The surest way not to fail is to deter- HOWARD mine to succeed.” — Theridan MOST SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL — OCTAVIA JERRY “The reward of a thing well done is to have done it.” TRIPP LILES — Emerson NW sae . P cum FRIENDLIEST — VIRGINIA MIKE “The greatness of a man can nearly al- CLOER BRAZZELL ways be measured by his willingness to be kind.” — Young MOST TALENTED — ETHEL ARTHUR “Talent is the capacity of doing anything that de- BROWN CROWELL pends on application and industry.” MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT — SAR AH “Nothing great was ever achieved with- WALKER out enthusiasm.” — Emerson WITTIEST — VIVIAN The sense of humor is the just balance of all the PATTERSON faculties of man, the best security against pride of SCOTT DOOLEY knowledge and the conceits of the imagination. Best Citizens TOMMY WEBER THERESA ASBELL Star Student MR. GRIFF ETHRIDGE, Star Teacher; RACHEL EDWARDS, Star Student ehan it Oo a Betsy Sue Affolter e Ethel Delorise Andrews Frankie Marie Andrews Russell Leon Andrews Tony Anthony Brenda Crooms Archer acid a 2 a . = Theresa Ann Asbell Pamela Delores Ash Calvin Ashmon Carolyn Yvette Ashmon Carol Marie Atkins David Robin Attaway Robert Claxton Baggerly, Jr Clarence Balkcom LaMyra Ann Banks Jimmy Banks Bonnie I. Barfield Danny Barker Linda Sue Barnes George Harve Bassett, III Kathy Ruth Bassett Joyce Ann Bates Anthony Glenn Battcher Shirley Ann Battle Claude Dudley Baxley Sandra Jane Beard Ronnie Bedreaus iA Gary Wayne Bohannon Glenn Spencer Bowens Belinda Diane Brown Doris Diane Bell é ye Jervel Quinald Bond Teresa Ann Bradley Deborah Sue Brown Jacquelyn Elaine Blango a James Bonner Charles Thomas Branch Ethel Marie Brown Samuel Boston Robert Braswell Rudene Brown Felicia Marguerite Bowens s ry James Michael Brazzell John Thornton Brown ' Donnel Brundage Linda Lee Bullard Johnnie Mae Burnette Lewis Burnette Debra Blanche Byrd Shirley Ann Byrd Janet Cater Romona Denise Chapin Teresa Boland Chancey Billy Bob Cheek Peggy Ruth Chesnutt Linda Faye Clayton Jacqueline Virginia Cloer Lester Frank Cohen Rickey Coleman a Alvin Jerome Collins Annie Mae Collins Shyelma Patricia Collins Charles William Cook @ % Dianne Cooper Thomas Cornelius William Cox Billy Frank Cribb a Chester Arthur Crowell, III John Edwin Crumbley Brenda Culpepper William Leon Daniel Elizabeth Daniely Frank Darity a Ww Jacquelyn Cynthia Daniels Geneva Davis James Foster Davis Mary Louise Davis Steven Morris Davis Larry Patrick Deal Betty Lovette Dennis Karen Elizabeth Dungan Frankie Thejuania Dunn Susan Cherie Earl Nathaniel Early Dorothy Elaine Edmondson Katherine Dykes Edwards Rachel Sylvia Edwards Cynthia Dale Epps Linda Law Evans Beverly Ann Everett William Robert Ferguson Pamela June Firth Eldon Ray Flanagon Steve Daniel Floyd Amy Frances Ford Holland Ford Roderick L. Ford oe - ty a A Brenda Kaye Fordham Pamela Faith Fowler Roy Prentice Freeman Wanda Helen Fuller Samuel Fussell y st _a2ft Barbara McFarlane Gamble Cedric Bernard Gibson Georgia Mae Gillis Denise Glover Emanuel Glover e Jimmy Lee Glover Steven Norman Godfrey Patrick Edward Goodrich William Stuart Goodwin Bonnie Audeene Gordon Ruby Jean Grady Paula Beve Graham Matthew Andre Greely Lucy Mae Green Virginia Green James William Greene Judith Delores Greene Monia Rai Greene Bonnie Griffin “ ee A - LP hees Rodney Lee Griffis Harrell Eugene Hall Shirley Ann Hamilton Evelyn Anita Harden Patti Louise Harmon Donna Elizabeth Harris Walter Lee Harris Sherry Tyrue Hartley Delia Harvey Donald Edward Harvey Robert Troy Herndon Linda Lois Hester Cynthia Ann Hightower Milton Hightower Deborah Teresa Hill Freddie Hill Richard Stuart Hilton Ivey Lee Hines Alvin Jacob Hirsh James Harold Hitchcock Ida Mae Hodges Albertena Hollingsworth Barbara Dale Holmes Gail Yvette Howard Karen Yvonne Howard Chris Hudson Jacques Hunter Joseph Hutching Guy Wilbur Ingram, Jr. A Willie Herman Irvin Nathaniel lvy Stanley Ivey 2 Jacquelyn LaVerne Jefferson Sandra Ann Jenkins Alfred Lee Johnson Frank Albert Jackson Elizebeth Prudence Johnson Rees Terry Johnson Quincy Lee Joyce Rhonda Chery! Johnson Sandra Hazel Johnson Pandora Jones Gloria Jean Joyce Bernard Costel Kitchens Michael Alan Kitchens Karen Leigh Kitchens r) 2 Alfonso Lester Debra Ann Lester Joseph Lester Jerry Clyde Liles James Linder Kathryn Kitchens Sylvester Knowlton Valarie Diane Lawrence il | a : . | al David Alan Little Frank Mack Deborah Gail Martin Margaret Kay Mason i, Payton Edmund Massey Patricia Ann Maynard Harriet Dell McClellan Jimmy Clay McDaniel Daryl McDonald Cathy Lynn McElveen Deborah Lee Meadows Deborah Kaye Meeks Cleveland Merriweather | aad ES Veronica Sherie Merriweather Marlene Assumpta Miller James Ruebush Mitchell Annie Mae Morgan Brenda Gail Morgan | Joyce Mullen Kay Nichols Alan Benson Norman Faye Norman Myra Sue Norman Samuel Norwood, Jr. Mary Elizebeth Orange Donald William Pace Sharon Nadine Parker Robert Lewis Parks Sheila Lea Parks Vivian Ann Patterson Thomas Emory Patton Peggy Ann Paul Edward Peacock Margaret Curry Pendleton Vivian Phillips Jacquelyn Pitts Sylvester Pope Benjamin George Porter, III Deborah Lynn Preston Brenda Joyce Pyles oe “yy - Jesse Ramply Janice Reed Marsha Mae Ricks James Hastings Robinson Alveno Ross Melvin Quainter Charles Lynwood Ridley Charlotte Burdette Ross Cordella Junette Riggins % j Mark Arcelious Ross Charles Ruff, Jr. Randall Dennis Russell John Mitchell Sanders Teresa Gail Sawyer Alan Paul Schwaber _ — r Vicki Kaye Shaffer Marilyn Elaine Sharp Catherine Janet Shreve Mary Jane Shultz Connie Marie Simmons Thomas Michael Simpson William Lee Sims Cynthia Ann Singleton Eddy Mae Singleton Jerome Slappy Thomas Small Alfred Smith Ls Frances Smith Sinclair Smith Daphne Arlene Solomon Pan? Carlton Eugene Spradley Julian Tommy Stallworth Wanda Patricia Stancil Robert James Stevens Toni Emma Stroud Bi Christi Anna Strozier Jimmy Stubbs Richard Daniel Taylor Melanie Diane Teel Bernard Allsbrook Thomas 229 35 Ella Lavenia Thomas Phyllis Thomas Brenda Sue Thompson Leon Dennis Thompson Cassandra Thorpe Rodney Frank Tolbert James Lamar Trawick Thomas Aaron Trawick Franklin Turner Sharon Voncile Turner Rosemary Virgil Pamela Kay Walker Sarah Jean Walker Michael Rex Waller Durward Ware Earl Watson Bernard Alexander Webb Thomas Gary Weber David Lewis Whisby Michel Whisby Kenneth Jerome Whitby f Joe White William Lester White, III Calvin Williams White � ma Pamela June William s Rose Marie Williams Saretha Yvette Williams Willie Williams Stephen Ross Williams William Robert Windham Thersa Ann Winn Michael Eugene Wood r . Kenneth Timothy Wood Richard Leon Wood Morris Woodford Sandra Dianne Wornum Lutricia Wright ai David E. Wynne Marsha Kay Wynne Tony Marion Wynne Alan Melvin Yaughn Beverly Jane Young Toby Janet Young Pall Stephen Wayne Ford Susan Hullender PRESIDENTS: Tommy Weber, Jacqueline Redd. S E SEC.-TREAS.: Mike Waller, Debs Meeks, Mary Orange, Nathaniel Ivy. | Il) | Hil r | ZH ZZ Z Ze Z Z NY 69 Abrams, Mike Adams. Paulette Adside, Irwin Akin, Diane Allen, Doroth Allen, Julie Alvarez Anderson, Charlie Andrews, Ronnie Andrews, Walter Anthony, Patricia Ard, Steve Ashley, Gwen Ashmon, Wylene Bailey, Danny Baker, Evelyn Balkom, Gary Barber, Homer Barber, Patsy Barfield, Patty Barlow, Kathy Barrion, Stevie Bass, Jimmie Beasley, Marsae Bell, Harris Bell, Sandra Billingslea, Karen Bishop, Neil Bivins, Alfreda Blum, Buck Bodenhammer, Nancy Boland, Gay Booth, Debra Booth, Raycine Booze, Henry Bostic, Barbara Boston, Nell Bowens, Yvonne Bradley, Donnie Branch, Stephanie Brantley, Debra Braswell, Jackie Braswell, Michael Bray, Elaine Brennaman, Charles Brewton, Benny Bridwell, Suzi Brown, Benjamin Brown, Calvin Brown, Charles Elizabeth Cadle, Mary Calloway, Carl Card, Michae Carden, Steve Chambers, Ronnie Chancey, Chris Chapman, Gayle Chester, Selby Cohen, Lynn Cole, Barry Colhard, Chuck Collins, Debra Collins, Otha Colwell, Charles Colwell, Glenda Cook, Antoinette Cook, Ronnie Copeland, Mary Craft, Sandy Crews, Karen Cribbett, Joyee Crouch, Vernon Culler, Evelyn Culpepper. Beveriyn Curry, Bonnie Curry, Shirley Daniel, Pinkie Davis, Theresa Dean, Dorothy Dean, Mary Dekle, Maureen Dell, Evelyn Deshazier, LeRoy Dillard, David Dix, Lewis Dixon, Angela Dodd, Debbie Donald, Ginger Donalson, Lenore Dorsey, Alvin Driskell, Julia Dumas, Sandra Dunning, Larry Durham, Joan Dykes, Sandra Early, Michael Edwards, Kathy Ellis, Georgia Ethridge, Champ Eubanks, Barbara Evans, Terrie Farr, Becky Farrar, Betty Finney, Charles Finney, Joseph Flowers, Billy Floyd, Earnestine Flynn, Earline Fogarty, Seott Franklin, Lewis Fults, Anthony Gainey, Ronnie Galyean, Arnold Gant, Kenny Gantt, King Gibson, Willa Gilmore, Larry Glawson, Charles Gleaton, Barbara Glover, Charles Glover, Dennis Glover, Hilton Glover, Ozzie Goguen, Ann Gordon, Anne Gordon, Evelyn Gordon, Mattie Gordon, Rosa Grace, Denise Grant, Edward Green, Freddie Green, Janice Green, Rose Green, Randy Greene, Angela Griffith, Amy Grose, Vivian Hagerty, Patricia Hamilton, Geoff Hamrick, Patt Harden, Denise Harrell, Donald Harrison, Mike Heard, Deborah Heard, George Henderson, Connie Herndon, Janet Herndon, Jeanie Hicks, Cathy Hill, Donald Hill, Jeff Hill, Wanda Hill, Wannetta Hodges, Darryl Hogan, Wanda Holmes, Jefferson Holmes, Linda Holmes, Mary Horne, Joe Horton, James Howard, Barbara Howard, Rita Howard, Willie Howell, Linda Hulgan, Jan Hunnicutt, Kenneth Hurst, John Huston, Mamie Huston, Velma Hutcheson, Bill Hutchings, Renee Ingram, Ethelene Ivey, David Jackson, Desmond Jackson, Phylis Jackson, Shirley Jackson, Winona Jefferson, Barbara Johnson, Ellen Johnson, Janet Johnson, Ken Johnson, Nathaniel Jones, Cathy Jones, Danny Jones, Dianne Jones, Rick Lindsey, Curtis Long, Tricia Love, Doug Lovett, James Lowe, Tony Lumley, Dale Mack, Leroy Manderson, Wanda Marsh, Freida Martin, Ann Mason, Dawn Massengale, Mike Mathis, Tina McCord, Fred McCullough, Joanna McDaniel, Phillip McDonald, Valery McKinnie, Lynn McLendon, Billy Meeks, Denise Meeks, Sis Mercer, Barbara Meredith, Joseph Merriweather, James Miller, Eddie Miller, Margaret Miller, Sheila Minix, Mike Mitcham, Mary Mitchell, James Mitchell, Ruby Moffett, Doris Monroe, Vicki Montford, Cynthia Moore, Sharon Morgan, Arthur Ogletree, Robert Osborne, Lisa Parker, Martha Parks, Denise Paul, Becky Payton, Clarence Perdue, Dennis Perkins, Robert Perry, David Peterman, Vickye Pettigrew, Ethel Pitts, Velvalene Pope, Horace Potter, Jimmy Proper, Penny Pryor, Robert Quinn, Judy Raines, Bill Randall, Beverly Rearden, Becky Redd, Vernon Reeves, Karen Reliford, Vickie Renfroe, E arl Renfus, Shirley Reynolds, Mary Ann Richardson, William Ricks, Janice Roberson, Ken Robertson, Harold Roby, Teresa Rosen, Stan Rowland, Theressa Russell, Becky Rutland, David Sams, LeRo Sanders, Bot Saulsberry Searcy, Gregory Sherrill, Billy Sills, Barbara Simmons, Marcia Simmons, Rayna Simmons, Roslyn Simpkins, Lynn Simpson, Joe Sims, Gerald Skidmore, Darry Small, Bill Smith, Gregory Smith, Larry Smith, Lillie Smith, Lynne Smollar, Richard Snell, Senella Sorrells, Ronnie Spires, Connie Stanley, Chery Staten, Sharon Steeley, Denise Stephens, Deseline Stephens, Richard Stephens, Virgin Stevenson, Brenda Stewart, Stephen Stone, Evelyn Stripling, Gayle Strozier, Anita Sullivan, Sheila Swicord, Barbara Taylor, Marilyn Tharpe, Cynthia Tharpe, Marva Thomas, Cornelia Thomas, Sandra Thomas, Theophilus Thomas, Trunell Thornton, Patricia Tidwell, Seott Tolbert, Debbie White, Charles Whitehead, Brenda Williams, Patricia Willis, Jonathan Wilson, Keith Wilson, Kenneth Wilson, Ricky Wilson, Sidney Woodall, Zelia Woodham, Beverly Worsham, Brenda Worthen, Roberta Wright, Al Wright, Charles Wright, Cindy Wynne, Tim Yonce, Gary VICE-PRES.: Sis Meeks, Billy McClendon. SEC.-TREAS.: Jimmy Potter, Amy Griffith, Joe Simpson, Velma Huston (not pictured). Aaron, Alva , Aaron, Evelyn Aaron, Sandra Akin, David Allen, Ricky Anderson, Tim Anderson, Willie Arnold, Ronnie Arthur, Randy Baker, Rance Belkom, Wayne Banks, Vivian Barber, Mack Barnes, Takeela Barrett, Deana Barrett, Michael Barrion, Deborah Bartley, Jan Basilico, Alton Bass, Henry Bass, Linda Bauer, Donald Beddingfield, Rickey Bell, Jeanne Benge, Nancy Benge, Neal Betts, Melsa Bivins, Karen Bivins, Yolandra Black, Vickie Blankenship, Alan Bloodworth, Carol Booker, Sylvia Booze, Aggie Bowden, Hathel Bradley, Lannetta Brazil, Brenda Breland, Ashlin Brooks, Cam Brooks, Diane Brower, Chris Brown, Bonnie Brown, Curtis Bryant, Kathy Bryant, Melvin Burrow, Charlyne Byers, Anita Cagle, Ed Cannon, Darrel Cantrell, Carlton Card, Marva Carr, Alan Cash, Carlton Chafin, Wally Chambless, John Childs, Dauphin Ciaramello, Melanie Clark, Carolyn Clarke, Judy Clayton, Bernice Cloer, Barbara Cloer, Sara Cohen, Steve Coleman, Judy Coleman, Patti Collins, Jerry Collins, Kirby Collins, Pamela ri Ce Cone, Shelby { ri Crawford, Randy Crayton, Annette nna rosby, Abe ummings, Janice Arlinda urtis, Bon Daniely, Glady Darity, Derek Darity, Terr Davidson, Mary Ann Davis, Brenda Davis Catherine Davis, Sherry Dean, Brenda Dean, Sharor Deshazier, Frank Dixon, Mona Dixon, Wanda Donaldson, Erin Dorsey, Priscilla Drinnon, Lauren DuBose, Sheila Dudley, Joel Dumas, Rosa Dumas, Virginia Dupree, Ronnie Earl, Angie East, Michae Edmond, Larry Edwards, Jane Edwards, Johnny Edwards, Mike Elkins, Joann Epps, Suellen Eremchuck, Cath Eschmann, Ed Evans, Cindy ” Evans, Donnie Evans, Tommy Eversole, Chris Ferguson, Theresa Fields, Alphonso Finney, Jerelyne Finney, Kenneth Finney, Michael Finnie, Elmer Fitzhugh, Donald Flanagan, Lajuana Fletcher, Jackie Flonnary, Cottrell Flowers, Linda Floyd, Steve Flynn, Koneta Ford, Judy Faye Ford, Ricky Fortin, Gary Foskey, Wanda Franklin, Sharie Fugate, Patty Geiger, Renee George, Betty Gib Gay Gidden, Jimmy Goodwin, Sandra Gray, John Mark Green, Arnold Greene, Beverly Greene, Debbie Greene, Sandra Griffin, Judy Griswold, Randy Griswold, Surlatha Hackney, Angela Hall, Bill Hall, Howard Hall, Wayne Harden, Stanley Hardwick, Jimmy Harper, Russell Harrell, David Harrell, Michael Harris, Arlene Haskins, Kathy Haynie, Mike Heard, Janis Heard, Jerome Hemby, Tom Henderson, Charlotte Hendley, Cynthia Hewett, Connie Hicks, Nancy Higgins, Cliff Hightower, Leola Hightower, Sylvanius Hill, Audrey Hill, Edward Hill, Ervin Hill, Rusty Hill, Shedrick Hinshaw, Randall Hirsch, Sol Hodges, Cathy Hodges, Willie Hogan, Alfred Hogan, Charles Hollingsworth, Charlie Holmes, Jane Hood, Shery! Horton, Don Huggins, Susan Hunnicutt, Darryl Hunt, Debra Hunt, Robert Hurst, Kaynelle Hutchings, James Hyde, Ginger Jackson, Dock Jackson, Janna Jackson, Jennette Jackson, John Jackson, Vivian Jarriel, Pam Jean, Richard Jenkins, Sherry Johnson, Beverly Johnson, Donnie Johnson, Gail Johnson, Horace Johnson, Lynn Johnson, Walter Johnston, Clarinda Jones, Deidre Jones, Eddie Jones, Lewis Jones, Robert Joyce, Marion Joyner, Lillie Mae Kaney, Bob Kellam, Donald Kellam, James Kellum, Marsha Kelly, John Kerley, Christopher Keys, Nancy Kimball, Karen Kimberly, Steve King, Sue King, Wayne Kitchens, Kenneth Kitchens, Lu Knowlton, Deotha Kyker, Debbie Kyser, George Lane, Johnny Laneback, Paul Langford, Beverly Latimore, Gerald Lawrence, Karen Lee, Davis Lee, Janice Lee, Jimmy Lee, Sherry Lester, Beverly Lester, Jacquelyn Lewis, Alvin Lewis, Lynn Little, Elaine Little Raymond Long, Deborah Lovett, Gwen Lowe, Berkala Lowe, Sabrina Ludke, Trena Lynn, Steve Madison, Kathy Mahone, Naomi Marlow, Sitara Martin, Beth Mathis, Dale McCrary, Dortna McDaniel, Beverly McDonald, LaConia McElveen, Winston McKee, Helene McKinney, Mickie McMahon, Sandy McMullen, Carolyn Meadows, Barbara Medley, Jackie Merritt, Billy Miles, Connie . Miller, Anne Miller, Er i Miller, Joe Miller, Kevir Miller, Vanderbilt Miller, Yolandra Miller, Yvette Mimbs, Larry Mitchell, Bernard Mitchell, Konny Mitchell, Lynn Mitchell, Nancy Mitchell, Rosemary Mizell, Mary Moffett, Alonzo Montgomery, Joseph Montgomery, Martha Moore, Brenda Moore, Charles Moore, Charles Morgan, Ann Morgan, David Morgan, Doretha Morgan, Forest Morgan, Isiah Morgan, Jane Morgan, Mary Morgan, William Morgan, Willie Morrow, Sharon Moseley, Sue Nagles, Donna Nelson, Gloria Nelson, LaConstance Nelson, Loretta Nelson, Russell Nelson, Stewart Noble, Jan O'Dillion, Mike Ogletree, Gilbert Oliver, Robin O'Neal, Gary Paramore, Lavane Patterson, Arthur Patterson, Geraldine Payton, Norma Peck, Timothy Pennyoman, Joel Perry, Linda Person, Calvin Pertillo, Tommy Peterson, Spencer Phillips, Brenda Phillips, Ernestine Phillips, Mike Piper, Betsy Pittman, Randy Pitts, Deborah Pitts, Diane Pitts, Francene Pitts, Larry Pitts, Samuel Pollard, Al Powell, Angela Powell, Brenda on, Carole 1, Gregory Price, Terry Pruett, Emory Pryor, Sheila Quick, Alvir Rabun, Pat Raines, Nita Rainwater, Margaret Ray Chrissy Ray, Nancy Ray, Paula Randall, Robert Randolph, Terry Redding, Deborah Reid, Irene Reid, Theresa Riggins, Edward Riggins, Evel Riggins, Rus: Roberts, James Robertson, Jackie Rosser, Dawn Rozier, Ronnie Rutland, Georgia Rutland, Maria Sams, Joann Sanders, Billy Sandifer, Rick Saulsberry, Graylin Sawyer, Bonnie Sawyer, Connie Sessions, Brenda Sessions, James Sharp, Carol Simmons, Craig Simmons, Shirley Simmons, Theresa Simon, Steve Simonton, Susan Simpson, Pat Singleton, Eugene Singleton, Jerome Singleton, Laverne Singleton, Robert Skinner, Pam Slappy. Linda Smith, Brenda Smith, Donna Smith, Gwen Smith, James Smith, Kerry Smithson, Mike Solomon, Jeffrey Lee Spengher, Bruce Spivey. Phillis Stanley, David Steck, Emily Stephens, Loraine Stephens, Peggy Stephens, Wendy Stittson, Marilyn Stone, Vernon Stuckey, Gloria Stump, Teri Swindle, Stuart Swint, Craig Tatum, Deborah Taylor, Rhonda Thigpen, Marvin Thomas, Joycelyn Thompson, Gwen Thorpe, Pam Todd, Bob Towles, Reubin Tripp, Lorenzo Turner, Charlyne Turner, Ramona Underwood, Judith Varnadore, John Virgil, Willie Volker, Job Walden, Eugene Walker, Joe Wane, Osten Warchak, Josie Ward, Sharon Waters, John Watts, Ray Weldon, Pat West, Karen Whitby, Violet White, Charles Widener, Diane Wiggins, Charles Wilder, Angela Williams, Audrey Williams, Carol Williams, Edward Williams, Ricky Williams, Robert Wilson, David Wilson, Joe Wilson, Linda Wilson, Louis Wilson, Patricia Womble, Arrawanna Womble, Mary Wood, Elizabeth Wood, Margaret Wood, Nancy Woodall, Charlotte Woodford, Ernest Woodford, Jerome Woodward, Robin Worthen, Josephine Worthy, Angela Worthy, Patricia Wright, Terence Wynne, Debbie Wynne, Donna Yates, Bruce Yates, Karen Young, Donna Zaccari, Jeff Zeigher, Brenda Bassett, Jean Fortner, David Hutchings, Robert Peacock, Bob SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE TREASURERS: Ricky Beddingfield, Doretha Morgan SECRETARIES: Sara Cloer, Glenn Couey (not pictured) VICE-PRES.: Charles Wiggins, Kathy Bryant Throughout our, lives we've been tripped up many, many times. _ Our bruises and tears have been far : too many to count. But, even though our pain was great, ; We're thankful for its hurt HH WAI WAN Mi ii AN Wl NN mt P| WT MAI | NWT i | HN Tit MN Wit!! vee Wh Ni M MW 89 MAKING OF A RAIDER . Pittman Wyne . Anthony . Weber . Johnson Glover . Hilton . Smith . Byrd . Thomas Mitchell . Bradley . Glover . Glover Ivey . Young . Sanders . Sandifer Hill . $. Boston 61. M. Barber 62. B. Kaney . R bee Si Tt A , .R .G oa Bi ede B 2, . A . E NG . D .R .R _R. at 3. B. Cox . S. Barron . T. Lowe . M. Mullens . G. Kyser . R. Ford . M. Early 3. V. Redd 5. J. White . B. Pace Pai Randolph . R. Sinclair . J. Hutchings . R. Stephens . J. Robinson . R. Ferguson . D. Fitzhugh 86. T. Alvarez Mgr. J . Liles 87. E. Jones 89. J. McDaniel 88. J. Potter 1970-71 COACHING STAFF: L to R: Mel Schoychid Bill McCullough Fred Persley Lamar Deaver Alvin Copeland Phil McLeroy Kneeling: Donald Fendley Won-4 Lost-6 Northeast O Southwest 13 Northeast 12 Jordan 7 Northeast 14 Spencer 6 . Northeast 0O W. Robins yA0) Northeast O Baker 33 Northeast 13 Ft. Valley 6 Northeast 0O Butler 14 Northeast 0O Columbus Ke) Northeast’ 0 Central | 20 Northeast. 33 Northside, 15 Z a i } Although 1970 has proven to be a losing season, it is only through experiencing defeat that one can fully appre iate a vic- tory. ASSISTANT COACH McLEROY Pieced together from two great teams of old Came a group which was poured from a championship mold. Under the direction of coaches McLeroy and Deaver Northeast High School had caught the winning fever They burned out the eyes of all their foes And for anyone to challenge them, they had to be on their toes. The “Lily plus Four” as they were called Even made “big Fessor” look on them with awe. So this is the story of our RAIDERS today As they now proudly reign as champs of 2-AAA. HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH Mrs. Hollins Mrs. Jackson Cheerleaders VARSITY Standing: Sara Walker, Vickie Shaffer, Karl Wagner, Brenda Culpepper (Capt.), Mary Mitchum. Kneeling: Redonda Wallace, Denise Parks, Shirley Battle, Bonnie Saw- yer, Velma Houston, Sandy Craft, Susan Earl. B-TEAM Debbie Kyker, Pam Jarriel, Sara Cloer, Emily Steck, Lou Kitchens (center) Janis Heard. Wrestling . i . - ‘ La ; a 7 sat 7 g ¢ _ a SN L. to R.: 8. Barion, J. Robinson, A. Johnson, C. Glover, R. Jean, B. Thomas, E. Glover, E. Jones, N. Ivey, M. Waller, B. Windham. Coach Copeland Coach McCullough a As Na by L. to R.: C. Glover, B. Wooten, M. Wood, L. Cohen. a « - ef ms Pes ¢. : ai ee amt Pt ee ae gs) RM OY kas 1971 BASEBALL TEAM J. Hurst, B. McClendon, R. Brown, R. Tolbert, C. Cook, M. Wood, S. Fussel, J. Mitchell, B. Pace, T. Weber, J. Edwards, L. Mimbs, M. Moore, A. Pollard, J. Potter, W. Chafin, D. Wilson, T. Trawick. Sr a : Bardens GO-GO ALTO MAR! 7 AA OE EAE wy Wy WY oe yy Nf, YY Yi, Lif Wily | S Nt Wi Hi, i Ww i AWWA NY Wi W ) wy AAA 129 Northeast Music Department The Band A good example of team- work as well as individual work. Mr. Earle Barnette, Director , mera Northeast Marching Band Stan Rosen, Drum Major Majorettes . vi a it4 A A 4 a — « ig” J . 4 _ Chorus The chorus along with a special group The Choraliers has put forth an admi- rable effort in this new and novel year. They have worked vigorously to produce charming harmony. The Instructor has been described as a capable and devoted person. Her person- ality depicts a warm, humanistic individ- . | SB ! , GERRR 2 BARE RE Ad Beh. PIANISTS: Annette Trammell; Renee Geiger; Karen Reeves. ual. Choraliers Miss Nandra Talton, Chorus Director The Northeast Golden Star A NEW SCHOOL IS BORN Tele Path If you find yourself just sitting around the house every night, don’t despair—your television set will be providing good entertainment with many specials coming up. Don’t miss them: November 27 29 — A two-part 90 minute special, “To All the World’s Children,” a story about the United Nations Children’s Fund. November 29 — A history special, “Swing Out Sweet Land,” star- ring Lorne Greene, William Shat- ner, and Hugh O’Brian. December 2 — The National Geo- graphic Society presents “Ethi- opia: The Hidden Empire.” December 26 — David Brinkley nar- rates a one hour show from Washington. It will be a discus- sion with junior high and senior high school editors about the top news stories of 1970. December 27 — The First of Leon- ard Bernstein’s Young People’s Concerts. : January 15 — ivan Tors presents a documentary entitled “Elephant Country.” January 24 — Peggy Fleming swings with Jean Claude Kelly. BUSINESS MANAGER Margaret Pendleton EDITOR: Felicia Bowens Bibb System Enters NewEralnEducation A new era in the Bibb County School System began this year with the desegregation of all its public schools. The initial change in the high schools took place the final five days of the 1969-70.school term. This enabled a much smoother start in school this year. Under the new plan, three large high schools and one vocational school were formed in Bibb Coun- ty; namely, Northeast, Central, and Southwest High Schools. Every school has a supervising principal with an associate principal in charge of each individual building in the high school. Each complex is close to the 60-40 white-black integration ratio as dictated by the federal court and the situation seems to be working quite smoothly. The supervising principal for the Northeast Complex is Miss Ann Henry. Mr. Bill Meeks and Miss Eleanor Hurley are in charge of the Mark Smith and Lasseter buildings, respectively. Last year, Miss Henry was the principal of H. S. Lasseter High School, Mr. Meeks, of Mark A. Smith High, and Miss Hurley of Alexander III Elementary School. The Northeast Junior High is composed of two buildings, build- ing A and B. Building A is the old Appling Junior High School and Building B is the old Appling Senior High School. Mr. Burney Lester is the principal of the A building and Mr. Harry Thompson is the prin- cipal of the B building. Approximately 745 students have enrolled in the Lasseter build- ing and 780 in the Mark Smith building. Together with the 1203 students attending the junior high buildings, a total of 2729 are at- tending the Northeast Complex. Also for the first time, Bibb County’s junior high schools are co-educational. To the delight of some senior high students, several coed classes have also been formed in the senior high division. Each school is off to a good start and many hope for even a brighter future. August 31, 1970, was the open- _ ing day for the students of the new ‘Northeast High School. Excite- ment, curiosity, and tension filled the air as each student began an- other fun-filled year of learning. Everyone knows how and why Northeast High School has come into being. The question now, of course, is what will become of it. No one can foresee the future but every student can and must help to make it a bright and suc- cessful one. Northeast is now functioning on its own two feet. Won’t you do your part in helping to make it walk? Just as countries watched the new American government after the Revolution to see if it would work, people are watching Northeast to see if it will work, also. And just as our forefathers made the national government work, so we can make our school government work. FEATURE EDITOR Barbara Swicord The Northeast Senior High ast Golden Star by students of High School Georgia 31201 Volume 1 Number 1 November 25, 1970 SPORTS EDITORS Veronica Merriweather Mitchel Jimn y Member of the Georgia Scholastic Press Asso- ler—trumpet, Stan Rosen—clarinet, and Edward Grant—trombone, tra- veled to LaGrange, Georgia, Octo- bes 24, to audition for the Georgia All-State Band. This band consists of the best high school musicians in the state. Each participant must be able to play any scale ed, and also sight-read given literature. Those who pass this district screen- ing in LaGrange will audition in statewide tryouts on November 14. New members chosen will play at the Georgia Educator’s Association meeting in January. . The Northeast Stage Band is now in full swing and presently working on a repetoire of about 65 songs. This ensemble performs throughout the year at civic meet- ings, social gatherings, etc. An in- novation, a bag pipe corps, has just been organized with Chris Hudson as corps leader. Upcoming events include a Christmas Program which will be presented on December 18 before Delegates from the Northeast _Junior Civitan Club attended a South Georgia District Junior Civi- tan Convention in Perry on October 11, 1970, in the Perry High School Auditorium. | ‘ parades will be the Pe on November 21st, Mac on November 26th, Warner Robi on November 27th, and Gordon December 12th. After football s¢ son, the band will begin con performances, while preparing cert music for the District Festi in the spring. The band has been invited several places to perform in near future. Among these are a t to the Mardi Gras in New Orleans February, to participate in Greatest Bands in Dixie Comp tion along with 17 other Southe bands, and the Dogwood Arts Fe val in Knoxville, Tennessee in | spring. of the new rule at 3 a . building permitting gir! Earn while you learn” is the wear slacks and pants suits, purpose of Diversified Cooperative Smith Building boys were aj Training, a program now offered at what they thought of the girls b Northeast High School. _ able to -wear these garments. The program, referred to as sim- Jimmy Greene — It’s alright. ply DCT, provides training for stu- Davis Lee — Right on. dents whose formal education ends Edward Grant — Like a... “Bi with high school. Supervised work Boom.” experience in a person’s chosen Chuck Colhard(Sweetmeat) . occupation is offered from one to think for the girls it’s great two years. Good working habits, from the boys’ point of | thrift, responsibility, and the ability _ short skirts are preferred. to meet and work with people are Rick Jones — I think the sl some of the aims of the course. suits would be all right if Officers have been chosen for weather were ‘to get cok the program. They are Rose Marie nough, say like 60° below. Williams, President; Yvonne Hurst, Corky Crouch — It doesn’t r Treasurer; Gloria Lamb, Secretary; matter to me. I don’t pay Albertina Hollingsworth, Historian; attention to girls anyway. and Beverly Everett, Parliamen- Ken Roberson — I think pants; look better than a midi or m fiation and National Scholastic Press. Published bimonthly at a subscription rate of $1.00 per year, .25 per copy. Felicia M. Bowens News EGHG i6 ss. cswa dveice William J. McLendon oameess Kathy K. Chancey Stan E. Rosen Feature EGRQO8 s.50 dic 0:00.66 a3 Barbara A. Swicord Assistant Feature Editors. Nancy W. Bodenhamer | | Sharon L. McLain Art EGE is:cis-6 iene, 0'0%s,6-00.0 Theresa A. Asbell Girls’ Sports Editor ... Veronica S. Merriweather Boys’ Sports Editor James R. Mitchell eee een eee Business Manager ........ Margaret C. Pendleton Assistant Business Manager ...... Co) Circulation Manager. ........... Buc Exchange Manager .......-..-- i ee eg er ee M. Hele Beverly | Linda D. ' Brenda Advertising Artist ..........-- Assistant Advertising Artists . hotographers ee Advisors June M. Emmett Jeanette A. Gurley Judy M. Banning The delegates from the North- east Junior Civitan Club were Buck Blum, club president, Billy McLen- don, club secretary and Wayne Young. The purpose for the meeting was to train the newly elected officers from the various Junior Civitan Clubs in the South Georgia District. After a brief introduction of the new South Georgia District officers, each officer was assigned to a dis- cussion group. The president, secre- tary, and treasurer were briefed on their duties and responsibilities, as ascribed in the Junior Civitan Con- ADVISORS: Miss Judy Banning; Colden Star ae hls | f hy : � « ; = Ti — : - : i A go 4 ony _— if . a ek —————— 7 o 4 | : ‘7 ! rs. Jeanette Gurley but not half as good as the n Fred Greene — If the girls Northeast High School has a new them, let them wear them. addition to its growing family. It re- David Fortner — I don’t tl cently chose the Viking image as its’ there’s any harm in the idea of a Raider. wearing britches. I think A contest was held throughout Should be able to wear anyt Northeast High School in which in school that you would any student could submit his con- t© wear anywhere else. cept of a Raider in the form of a Guy Ingram — I think it shoul drawing. left up to the girls. The twelve top drawings were Tommy Pertills — I don’t thin] voted on in the last contest ineach 2 800d idea because there’s of the four buildings. The two Vik- thing to look at anymore. ing drawings were the favorites. Robert Randall — I feel that it i and Alfonso Lester girls less self-consciousness s of the Viking im- _let them wear them. Steve Simon — It’s the girls tha! wearing them and they shi be the ones to decide. I d mind. Arthur Crowell — Yep, Yep. As the students of North High School ramble in the hall their school, they often hear marks praising the efforts of principals, teachers, and foo players. The Northeast Golden would like to spotlight the n jobs accomplished by some ¢ very important people, the stu vonit ors of the school. Northeast Golden Star BUSINESS STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS: Ken Johnson; Jacquelyn Lester; Steven Cohen 6: (a = S qe! ] f es 0 tie ae } TYPISTS: Linda Land; Beverly Williams; Brenda Walden; Helen Brauneck. ig c EDITORIAL STAFF: The added duties of reporting on a new school year were met by an enthusiastic staff which put out its first issue Novem- ber 25. The Northeast Golden Star is a bond of communications among administration, faculty, and students of Mark Smith and Lasseter buildings. ART STAFF: Theresa Asbell; Josie Warchak; Pam Firth. n a Oo om = e) = Bookstore Monitors work relentlessly to help and instruct needy students. Their many duties constitute a large part of a school’s vitality. They are unselfish and noble in their assistance to others. Audio Visuals Office Bookstore EDITOR: Pam Walker - « ’ ik a COPY EDITORS: Amy Griffin; Elizabeth Daniely; Claude Baxley; Gloria Morris. CL. S EDITORS: Brenda Culpepper; Gary Bo- hannon; Rachel Edwards. SPORTS EDITORS: Debs Meeks; Brenda Pyles; Quinald Bond; Chuck Long; Tommy Weber; Mike Waller. en’ 2 ADVISORS: Mrs. Seward, Miss Mims. ‘ 4 ADVISORS: Mrs. Hawkins, Mr. Wright. Junior Assistants pr } . i ’ J) BUSINES MANAGERS: Vicky Woodward, Alan Schawaber. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Ben Porter, (not pictured) Arthur Crowell. Literary Club POETRY EDITORS: Felicia Bowens, Janice Bartley. ART EDITOR: Shirley Hamilton. mS Gd GN Student Council Toby Young, President; Mrs. Nordan, Advisor; Joe White, President Officers ADVISOR: Mrs. Vinson Madhatter Day One of the projects of the Student Coun- cil was to give the Lasseter students a fun day. Madhatter Day was not only a day of fun, but it also gave the students an op- portunity to display their creative ability. Best Hat SOPHOMORE WINNER — Christine Morgan, JUNIOR WINNER — Janet Herndon, SENIOR WINNER — Veronica Meriweather Striving for personal ac hievement, these Northeast Honor Society stedents tave won academic recognition for their accomplishments. Dramatics Club ao ee ' F Fs whe a Front Row: Mary Orange; Joann Sams; Sandy Craft; Maureen Dekle; Octavia Tripp. Back Row: Claude Bax- ley, Mr. Etheridge. 2 = O a — 4pacnenes - eet ek ge Sonesper a8 Con e, la mn A ii 4 aA | ADVISORS: Miss Talton, Mr. Barnette Language Club bbmene 7 Rae i ie eta tt 7 ADVISOR: Mrs. Coker. Spanish Club French Club Science Club L—R.: Jimmy Greene, Mr. Carter, Carol Atkins, Billy McLendon, Mrs. Maxwell, Richard Taylor Math Club . The Math Club strives to increase the student’s interest in mathematics and ex- tend his knowledge beyond the possibili- ties of the classroom. CCC Front Row L—R: Officers, Steve Davis; Gary Bohannon; Steve Wilson; Advisor, Miss Clements. Future Teachers of America OFFICERS: Donna Young; Maria Rutland; L—R: Audrey Williams; Lauren Drinnon. OFFICERS: Seated, L—R: Patty Fugate, Secretary-Treasurer; Vice president: Wanda Hogan; Sherry Lee, President. Library Club ADVISOR: Mrs. Watson. Advisor, Mrs. Epps; Alan Schwaber, Historian-Par- liamentarian; Al Wright, Vice president; Richard Taylor, President; Kenny Ghantt, Reporter; Claude Baxley, Secretary-Treasurer. ‘ r 7) E 2 ae 1S) Future Homemakers of America The goal of the FHA is to help individu- als improve personal, family, and com- munity living, now and in the future. Officers ADVISOR, Mrs. Williams. Front Row, L—R: Mrs. Taylor, Advisor; Officers, Dorethea Morgan, Maureen Dekle, Ashland Breland, Cynthia Tharpe, Vivian Jackson. aos ma = L—R: Ronnie Andrews, Charlie Anderson, Ken Johnson, Alan Hogan. Mike Waller. Weber, e, Tommy me x ne § eS Red Cross L—R.: Steve Carden, Tommy Simpson, Brenda Archer, Mr. Croxton, Lin Turner, Lawrence Floyd, Chis Chancey encourage Best Wishes From 400 — ‘ne U4 Fourth Pe Compliments of L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY NATHAN MORGAN Representative P.O. Box 612 Milledgeville, Georgia PHONE Office Home 452-2130 452-2129 OFFICIAL JEWELER AND STATIONER for NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL SOUTHERN DISCOUNT COMPANY Loans up to $2,000.00 WE’RE NUMBER ONE IN COLOR TV- CHANNEL 13° ( ¥ op IN RADIO- DIAL 940 IN FM:STEREO- DIAL 99.1 “AMERICAN RESEARCH BUREAU, APRIL-MAY 1970 “ AMERICAN RESEARCH BUREAU, MAY 1970 ARMSTRONG CORK COMPANY 4520 Broadway Macon, Georgia OWE ELECTRIC COMPANY WHOLESALE COMPLETE ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING SUPPLIES 1525 Forsyth Street Macon, Ga. 31 208 LAMAR PONTIAC COMPANY 1090 Riverside Drive Firebird GTO Pontiac Lemans ROGERS OIL COMPANY DIAMOND SERVICE STATION Box R Macon, Georgia 31202 Phone: 743-1616 EPPS USED CARS INC. C. A. MATHIS Speciaizing in Good Clean Used Cars GULF SERVICE STATION 665 Riverside Dr. Macon, Georgia JEAN AND HALL JENNIFER’S FABRIC SHOP FLORISTS 3110 Vineville Avenue Phone SH 3835 Macon, Georgia CAROLE AND BOBBY HOLLIS Leaders of Tomorrow we will be; Hail to the Class of ‘73. Compliments of SUPERVISION 314 Lasseter Building REID GRIFFIN, JEWELER Graduate of Elgin Watchmakers College Watch and Jewelry Repairing WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY Macon, Georgia Phone 742-5303 522 Third Street JACK PAUL’S SERVICE STATION Telephone: 742-6224 NOTTINGHAM DRIVE NORTH AVENUE MACON, GEORGIA 31201 S H GREEN STAMPS 2%. MERCER UNIVERSITY Inquire About Offers YOU COMMUTER TUITION and Other Bibb County MERCER UNIVERSITY Graduates a $660 MACON, GA. Scholarship FICKLING WALKER, INC. Realtors—Insurers Real Estate General Insurance FHA and Commercial Loans 577 Mulberry Street—Telephone 746-9421 Macon, Georgia. 31201 DUNLAP ‘VOLUME’ CHEVROLET more cars to more people at GREATER SAVINGS in Macon there are two §$:§ cateterias 425 434 CHERRY STREET WALNUT STREET DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN Full Catering Banquet Services Available “Service with that Personal Touch” A Division of Smith and Sons Foods, Inc. HOUSE OF QUALITY FOOD MAN’S WORLD, INC. Men's Furnishings and Gifts Boys’ Sizes 14-16-18-20 Shurlington Plaza Macon, Georgia FRIGIDAIRE—ZENITH—TAPPAN—RCA Middle Georgia's Largest Frigidaire Dealer’ MORRIS APPLIANCE CO., INC. 386-392 Broadway Macon, Georgia Phone 743-7458 Compliments of DR. AND MRS. G. A. JOHNSTON AND FAMILY BUTLER'S SHOES GA. STEEL Featuring All Latest. Styles ERECTORS FABRICATORS Dress, Casual, Formal and Boots MACON MACHINE SHOP, INC. 518 Cherry St. 742-9958 Macon, Ga. RADIATORS DIAL 746-2261 - 746-1358 i PROMPT Compliments SERVICE of MOON'S BARBER SHOP THOMAS RADIATOR SERVICE New, Modern and Air Conditioned ee pe 581 Cotton Ave. Macon, Ga. a+ ¥ouw Sameer JOHNNIE B. THOMAS 801 SECOND S T. Owner MACON, GEORGIA 31201 lf We Haven't Got It We Will Get It—Just Ask Us. THE HOUSE OF DAVIS ANTIQUE BEAUTY STYLES AND MRS. 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Flowers for All Occasions Compliments of CENTRAL TIRE COMPANY DAVID'S SHOES 438 Cherry Street Open Wednesday afternoon and Friday nite ‘til 9. And of course—Middle Georgia's most courteous and experienced fitting service. M. B. FYKE GULF SERVICE 1020 Riverside Drive Macon, Ga. Telephones: 742-3 162—746-9139 Next Door to Holiday Inn Compliments of SUP. 306 Lasseter Building MORE POWER, MORE LUXURY, MORE ROOM AND MORE OF THE SAME TOYOTA ECONOMY The new Mark Il Engine, 108 hp single OHC; mile- age, approximately 25 mpg; top speed, 105 mph. Standard equipment includes: power brakes all around with disc brakes in front for extra safety; reclining bucket seats; steering ignition lock; nylon carpets; flow- through ventilation. Options include: automatic trans- mission; air conditioning; AM FM radio; stereo tape deck. TIDYIONT|A} AVAILABLE NOW AT: BUTLER TOYOTA 725 Third St. 746-7331 Compliments of Captain W. K. 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CO. 2948 Malibu Drive Macon, Georgia 31204 Certainteed Building Materials ALBERT BILLINGSLEA, Owner FASHION TWO TWENTY Complete Skin Care 3239 Columbus Road Macon, Georgia 31204 Office Phone 746-9911 GENEVA FEAGIN Home Phone 745-1014 Congratulations to Class of ‘71 Compliments of THE NEW PLEASANT GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH MACON Compliments of FEED BROWN-SMITH AND INSURANCE SEED AGENCY STORES 909 Second St. 3115 Broadway and Save for your future— 4561 Pio Nono 746-271 y the American Way AMERICAN FEDERAL SAVING AND LOAN American Federal Building 745-2391 Your diploma can make you an MISS GEORGIA important part of DAIRIES, INC. Southern Bell. 3318 Vineville Ave. Macon, Georgia 743-863 | Processor of Irvindale and Miss Georgia Dairy Products HOME OF MINNIE QUARTS WESTERN SIZZLIN STEAK HOUSE Order To Go Banquet Facilities Available Phone 743-9828 855 Riverside Drive FOOD FAIR SUPER MARKET Corner Second and Arch ARTISTIC FLOWERS 2720 Riverside Drive Macon, Georgia Phone 746-0214 F. T. D. 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And every student knows what a bank does. We just happen to think we do it better than other banks. THE CITIZENS AND SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK Member FDIC Compliments HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Macon, Georgia ELLIS, INC. REALTORS—INSURORS A Complete Service Sales Rentals Commercial Leases Property Management Insurance Home Loans Conventional VA FHA APPRAISERS Dial 743-2671 ESTABLISHED 1906 575 First Street HOME OFFICE Home Federal Building Cherry and First Street BRANCH OFFICE Westgate Shopping Center HUTCHINGS FUNERAL HOME, INC. 536 New Street Macon, Georgia 743-1212 745-0910 Eek Matthews Where It's At! BP, PHONE 742-0512 GRIFFIN SERVICE CENTER 1894 JEFFERSONVILLE ROAD MACON, GA., 31201 DON CALDWELL OPTICIAN'S Teen Headquarters Phone SH 3-twenty-twenty ACKSON OLDSMOBILE RIVERSIDE. DRIV cat wimeisn ROAD MACON, GEORGIA 31204 Compliments of SAWYER'S CLAYTON'S UNION 76 BARBER 909 Gray Hwy. 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Contracts and Repairs SYDNEY PYLES 525 Twelfth Street Macon, Georgia It pays to play the Charlie Wood Way” Gym Clothing—Fraternity and Sorority Shirts SPORTING GOODS Charlie Wood ne. MACON, GA. 484 Second St. Compliments of Compliments HIRSH o METAL A one FRIEND From SENIOR SUP. 104 RIGHT ON Lasseter Building COLE GMC, INC. 3010 Broadway Macon, Georgia VMACONI Telephone 781-717! FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 337 THIRD STREET 900 PIO NONO AVENUE 3411 PIO NONO AVENUE : 406 Cherry Street 2540 RIVERSIDE DRIVE 2440 Macon, Georgia 31201 Member of the National Bridal Service INGLESIDE JEWELERS 2322 Ingleside Ave. Macon, Georgia Compliments of T T PACKING CO. QUEEN OF DIXIE MEAT PRODUCTS % Outing Ctub of Macon MEMBERS ONLY (Formerly Lakeside Park) 2940 Lakeside Road Macon, Georgia 745-6613 SWIMMING—BOATING—FISHING PICNICKING—DANCING—MINATURE GOLF Compliments of JIMMY E. BLOODWORTH Sheriff of Bibb County WEBB 1280 on your DIAL 5,000 WATTS The Soul Sound of ‘WHAT’S HAPPENING in MACON” with the Mellow Fellows Compliments of MACON DODGE, INC. 3068 Riverside Dr. Compliments of SUP. 115 TI5 makes the scene! I do my thing and you do your thing I’m not in this world to live up to your expectations And you are not in this world to live up to mine You are you and | am | And if by chance we find each other, it’s beautiful. With then the Seed of Wisdom did I sow, And with my own labour’d it to grow; And this was all the Harvest that I reap'd — “T came like Water and like Wind I go.” 192 or a r In the end ed the songs I will sing -, will be of my own invention, And, a a someone will understand me. ” hour