Northeast High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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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

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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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Seniors Travis Harrell and Edrina Cornelius captured the title of Mr. and Miss Northeast, 1985 Lisa Dixon was selected Miss Sophomore Royalty Homecoming Court, 1984, includes first Miss Freshman The Homecoming halftime was most looked forward to by the Northeast Raiders because it was there, that Mr. and Miss Northeast was crowned. This year five senior girls ran for Miss Northeast. They were Edrina Cornelius, Stephanie Harris, Ethel Hill, Gina Hogan and Debbie Swift. Making it to the finals were Edrina Cornelius, Stephanie Harris, and Ethel Hill. Ethel Hill was first runner- up, Stephanie Harris received the title of Miss Senior, while Edrina Cornelius was crowned the 1984 Miss Northeast. Edrina said, ‘‘At first | didn’t think | had a chance, but with a lot of encouragement Earlier freshmen representatives were voted Miss Ap- pling; however, Letitia Mercer was voted the first Miss Freshman “‘on the hill.” The 1984 Homecoming Court: Front Row: Cindy Chaffin, Letitia Mercer, Wanda Persons, Ethel Hill, Edrina Cornelius, Stephanie Harris, Julia Mitcham, Rhonda Cornelius, Judy Clark, Joyce Thomas, Necia Hudson, Lisa Dixon. Back Row: Richie Griffin, Ber- nard Hodges, Walter Simon, Billy Ritter, Tony Aaron, Travis Harrell, Calvin Denerson, Terrance Moore, Doug Edwards, Eric Robinson, Del Mack, and Ken Parker from my friends | entered anyway. The turnout was great. | was a winner for them and myself. Thanks to all the seniors.” Running for Mr. Northeast were Billy Rit- ter, Travis Harrell, and Tony Aaron. The first Tony Aaron won Mr. Senior; and Travis Harrell was crowned Mr. Northeast. Travis said, ‘l was so enthused about everything. All my friends were teasing about winning, but with the help of them, | finally made it through. Special thanks to all seniors. The winners of the underclass titles were Rhonda Cornelius, Miss Junior, with Judy Clark as second runner-up and Julia Mitcham, first runner-up; Lisa Dixon, Miss Sophomore, with Wynecia Hudson, second runner-up, and Joy Thomas, first runner- up; Letitia Mercer, our first Miss Freshman “on the hill’ with first runner-up Cindy Chaffin and second runner-up Wanda Person. Mrs. Pam Brown, Student Council ad- viser, was very pleased with all the par- ticipation during the Homecoming events. runner-up was Billy Ritter; id Homecoming Court 7 PY . 25