Northeast High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Two students and the adviser attended a weeklong workshop at Georgia Tec! last August. They won this plaque for pn “Best Treatment of Theme” for thi £ opening section of this book. GEORGIA YEARBOOK WORKSHOP First Place Karen Bonnett, Debbie Swift, and Angela Huff approach the manager of Attaway Tire Company concerning advertising. Most people never dream of the work that goes into a publication. Contrary to popular opinion, yearbooks don't materialize out of thin air on delivery date. Hours of work with materials like these are involved. Yearbook 3

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The book’s back 2 Yearbook In 1981, the Valhalla, plagued by financial dif- ficulties and student apathy, ceased to exist after eleven years of publication.

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New rules, new courses greet students Students returned to cam- pus to find considerable changes in what many had taken for granted as per- manent privileges. First, students were no longer allowed to smoke. Second, seniors could graduate on- ly in June. Finally, only work program students with jobs were eligible to leave school before 2:30 p.m. Also new this year were two new classes: computer education and sex education. Until this year, students were allowed to smoke at certain times in designated areas. With the new smoking ban, no tobacco products of any kind could be brought on campus by Bibb County students. 4 New Rules The hour of eleven o'clock no longer was the end of the school day for those lucky seniors who only needed three classes to complete graduation requirements. In harmony with a new emphasis on tougher academic standards, seniors could no longer graduate early. yp x