Northeast High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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60 Tawanya Mucker (31) gets a clear shot at the basket when she outjumps a Lady Charger Tywanda Thomas (1) takes aim at the hoop from a hole in the defense VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL NE Opponent 77 Harper 52 Therrell 48 Southwest 69 Northside 67 Kendrick 68 Therreil 57 Washington High 71 Central 61 Twiggs 55 East Laurens 48 Baldwin 37 Baldwin 99 Douglass 61 Central 65 Warner Robins 69 Washington High 70 Kendrick 85 Mays 68 Harper 60 Warner Robins 63 Southwest 64 Northside 65 Baldwin TPT: Tom Porter Tournament Season Record: 19-4-0 Subregion Tournament Southwest Baldwin Region Tournament Hephzibah Baldwin State Tournament Shaw Beach SW DeKalb Baldwin Final Record: 26-5-0 Girls’ Basketball Se VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM — Front Row: Sam Johnson, Steve Davis, Benita Parker, Wendy Gunn, Seleria Newton, Sharon McCollum, Aubrey Harrell, Eric Woodford. Back Row: Coach Alvin Copeland, Keysha Knighton, Wanda West, Kassandra Pugh, Tywanda Thomas, Tawayna Mucker, Carol Turner, Monica Lemons, Kim A. Williams, Shurice Baldwin, Helen Tharpe, Coach Marilyn Sike s Momentarily checked by a Lady Charger as she receives a pass, Kim Williams (25) looks for an opening

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B-TEAM BOYS' BASKETBALL NE Opponent 37 Southwest Northside Central Hancock Central Warren Co. Baldwin Central Warner Robins Southwest Warner Robins Southwest Northside Baldwin SYRSRSERRSSE Season Record 2-9-2 NINTH GRADE BOYS’ BASKETBALL Opponent (Preseason) Central Southwest Central Southwest. (League) Central Southwest Boddie Central Southwest Season Record: 1-8-0 Howard Pitts (34) shoots over the NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL Kelvin McElroy, Daryl Robinson, Corey hands of a Central defender. TEAM Williams. Not Pictured: Roger Front Row: Ronald Goolsby (trainer), Redding. Dexter Haywood, Frank Howard, James Brown, Quentin Ellis. Back Row: Coach Glynn Woolfolk, Reginald Finney, Octavia Battle, Antonio Davis, B-Team, 9th Grade Boys’ Basketball 59

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An Turner street clothes) spent a good part of the season on the bench watching the ac tion with the coaching staff injured Carol (in SF a ae ; TATE CHAMPS Raiderettes beat Southwest, Baldwin when it counted The twelve-member Raider- ette basketball squad began the season with fire and didn't quit until their fists were tightly clutched around the region and state championship trophies. The Raiderettes were led by the number one player in Mid- dle Georgia, according to the Macon Telegraph and News. Tawanya Mucker, starting center for the Raiderettes, broke the record for the most points scored in a game twice during the season, finally set- ting a scorching mark of 45 points January 5 against Douglass. Tawanya began the year at the Telegraph’s number one spot and never faltered. Of the five losses during the season and tournament action, three of them came at the hands of the Baldwin Bravettes and two came from. the Southwest Lady Patriots. However, the Raiderettes won the “big one, ’ defeating and eliminating the Southwest team in the subregion and defeating the Bravettes in the finals of both the region and state tournaments. Girls’ Basketball 61