Northeast High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Spring Fever: catch it! The Spring Fever tradition began in February, 1983, as a result of the en- thusiasm of students who attended the leadership conference at Mercer University. The idea was to stir up more school spirit with such activities as a talent show, a beauty contest for boys on op- posite sex day, two weeks of dressup activities like Homecoming Week, and a breakfast for the teachers. Fun Day was the climax of the two weeks. During this field day at- mosphere, the classes competed against each other in relay races. Spring Fever '83 was such a success that students planned to do it every year. Lisa Bentley, Gerald Cofer, Tammy Goodrum, and Valerie Hill model their Hobo Day costumes. Debbie Swift, Bob King, Karen Bonnett, and Angela Huff look just right for Punk Rock Day. Opposite Sex Day found a really odd looking couple of Aubrey Harrell and Sandra Wedlowe, as Willie Spann, the winner of the beauty contest, looks on. 10 Spring Fever

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A new beginning . . . Student life, though similar in pattern each year, is woven from unique threads. Yes, there’s always a bit of school spirit; there’s always a homecoming queen; there’s always the seemingly infinite number of assignments and tests. However, as the fabric of student life begins to emerge each year, there are always new names and faces. Seniors cheer their class cheer in the spirit stick competition at the pep rally before the Clarke Central football game. Dr. G. Milton Dunaway, Complex Principal for Northeast, keeps an eye on some students at lunchtime. Junior Derrick Ray takes a break during lunchtime. Student Life 9

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Alan Ward, Gina Hogan, Angela Stocks, Wade Bradley, Jimmy ‘‘Stump”’ Lewis, Ron Jesensky, Angela Huff, and Bob King portray the essence of Hobo Day. Jerry Daniels appears to have had one too many on Hobo Day. Spring Fever 11