Northeast High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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CLUBS ALPHABETICALLY SPEAKING (continued) DECA — Front Row: Mrs. Joyce Robinson (adviser), Lisa Towles, Linda Truman, Tracey Ratliff. Second Row: Denise Boutwell, Inga Small, Andrea Anderson, Felicia Lowe, Beth Payne, Debbie Swift. Back Row: Michael Grey, Tammy Goodrum, LaTanja Johnson, Rosalyn Massey, Dana Crawford, Eric Robinson, Tony Pilkey FBLA — Front Row: Alicia Gilmore, Lena Peacock (historian), Kiyo Wedlowe (president), Donna Ward (Vice-President), Gina Hogan (secretary), Katrina Smith (treasurer), Donna Crosby (reporter), Adrienne Thomas (parliamentarian). Second Row: Sharon Williams, Yvette Woodard, Charlisa Jackson, Chevonne Mason, Loretta Young, Sabrina Threatt, Wandra Calhoun. Back Row: Donna Williams, Sara Flewellyn, Julius Lary, Angie Gilder, Sheri Wimberly, Crissi Thomas. FHA HERO — Front Row: Stephanie Walker, Betty Lester, Shery! Stephens (treasurer), Katrina Webb (secretary), Reginald McCoy (vice president), Will Barbee (president), Lucretia Reynolds (parliamentarian), Aquilla Daniels (parliamentarian), Kim Gray (historian). Second Row: Mrs. Gwendolyn Crafter (adviser), Stephanie Clark, Shelia Dumas, Katrina Sykes, Anne Moss, Carla Frye, Patricia Cabiness, Mrs. Bernice Williams (ad- viser). Back Row: Andre Brown, Chery! Collins, Bernita Tucker, Joyce Thomas. GOLDEN STAR — Front Row: Judy Clark (copy editor), Tonya Hill (copy editor), Richard Young (editor-in-chief), Mrs. Carole Ford (advisor), Will Barbee (managing editor), Chevonne Mason (graphics editor), Juanita Browne (page editor). Second Row: Keith Minter (business manager), Jay Pittman (art and photography editor), Stephanie Clark (page editor), Debbie Swift (advertising and circulation manager), David Moore (page editor), Linda Truman (promotion and exchange manager), Sarita Brown (photographer).

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LEADERSHIP (continued from p. 14) The Student Council began the year with planning and pro- ducing Homecoming Week but their sights broadened to serve the community. They spon- sored two Red Cross blood dr ives, helped raise money for the Cerebral Palsy Foundation, and helped with the Thanksgiv- ing food drive for needy families. Their emphasis on community projects helped to brighten the image of Northeast. The peer counselor program took a beating this year because of the 173-day rule, having to work entirely after school. Peer counselors are Spirit Club artist Kevin Bonnett paints a Raider mural on the side of the storage shed on the football field. trained students who help troubled students face their problems and refer them to pro- fessional help, if needed. Each peer counselor also worked at the Crisis Line sponsored by the Macon-Bibb County Health Department. Another club in the leader- ship group is really more of a class. The Junior Reserve Of- ficers Training Corps (JROTC) prepares students for civilian life by developing character traits, such as self-discipline, in- tegrity, leadership, and teamwork. In addition, participation in the program for a specified period of time allows students entering the armed services im- mediately after high school to enter with an advanced rank. — — Alicia Rhodes hands in a JROTC assignment to Sgt. Gordon Williams as Derrick Parks, guest speaker and 1984 graduate, looks over his presentat ion. Peer counselor Tammy Goodrum ad- vises star athlete Tawanya Mucker. Leadership 143

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— oo, , - ler S52 ‘ax - 7 - .. 7 - Student Council members Jackie Hill and Danielle Allen watch as donors Chris Peeler and Lorenda Griffin give blood in the blood drive. Casey Hill commands fellow cadets to “dress right.” The reconditioning of the “RAIDER” sign on the hill of the football field was a spirit club project Michael Lester is working on a rough draft of his layout for a spirit club mural Leadership 145