Northeast High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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A steady stream of students filed into the registrars office to discuss schedule problems with registrars Irene Chapman and Audrey Edwards Sharing a welcome-back hug are senior Tracy Walton and Lasseter building principal Mrs. L. W. Wimberly A reporter from WMAZ-TV questions senior Isaac Gib son about the first day back as Thomas Burke and two other friends listen First day back Things run as smooth as silk Crowded describes the first day back for Northeast senior high. The halls were jammed with getting re acquainted with old friends and teachers. Mr. Thurnell math teacher, said, ‘‘With the expansion of students this year, | think | lost the identification of a lot of them.” students Johnson, “The excitement of being re-acquainted with old (whom she had previously taught in junior high) was ecstatic,’’ said Mrs. Gail Lewis, co-workers and the students science teacher. The Rev. Curtis Hardnett, school counselor, says it was ‘‘the best year yet.”’ With such a large number of new students, there was no problem with them getting to Also, 99% of registered for the first day. Mrs. Johnnie Stafford, building secretary, said, ‘It was a joy get class. the students were the Lasseter ting back to work.”’ Mr. Lewis Wright, English teacher, says that the day was “‘very orderly. Students and teachers alike were very cooperative.” So how was the first day? As smooth as silk. First Day Back 11

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Tenth graders in Miss Nova Bruss's world history class still look sharp and attentive in sixth period Ninth graders in Coach Walter Daniely’s first period class get an early dose of what high school lectures are like whe Unlike the sophomores who only had to cope with a student body that was twice as large as the junior high, the freshmen missed out on their year to be ‘top dog’ at the junior high Ninth, Tenth Graders 13