Northeast High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Some students really “punked out’’ on Punk Rock Day Sometimes the “opposite sex transformation is a lit tle too complete, as demonstrated by Denise Steele, sophomore Todd Dean, Brenda Newman, Allen Green, Robert Brown, and Emory Flagg show off on Toga Day Homecoming Week 23

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Fun Days Homecoming Week a big hit at NE The Northeast Raiders kicked off their Homemaking Week of events with Kiddie and Roller Day Monday. Preppie and Op- posite Sex Day followed on Tuesday. Toga and Punk Rock day were Wednesday. Dress up and Wedding Day were on Thurs- day. Finally, Friday was the biggest day of all — Jersey and Color Day. LaWanda Reese, junior, said, ‘‘Out of all the days during Homecoming Week, the one day | liked most was Kiddie Day because there was a lot of school spirit shown. Everyone seemed like they really got a kick out of dressing up or just look- ing at the other people who did.” Shéree Jones, freshman, said, “‘l liked Kiddie and Roller Day because the students enjoyed themselves acting and dressing like a little kid again. It was a ‘trip’ to see who some people were dressed.” Jimi Stewart, senior, flaunts his legs to a fellow stu- dent on Opposite Sex Day Ethel Hill, Traci Saxby, Marion Womack, Jimmy Hoskins, Tammy James, Lisa Reese, Valerie Regina Hill, and Ann Banks, illustrate spirit on Kiddie and Curler Day with Mrs. Shirley Macklin. 22 Homecoming Week

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ft Tony Aaron and Stephanie Harris were voted Mr. and Miss Senior by the senior class Vv aV o “Eye ‘ KG x WwW ft: os ¢ WwW .°. Voted Miss Junior was Rhonda Cornelius. 24 Homecoming Court