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“NORTHEAST IS NUMBER ONE,” say upperclassmen Johnny Sapp, Melette Jackson, Kim Gray, Michael Glover, Clarissa Collins, and Todd Dean. FRESHMAN TRECEDA COBBS and RESTING ON A BENCH at lun- Greta Brantley work hard to get into chbreak, senior Rick Cornelius the high school work. displays a unique style of dress. “4 TAKING PART IN A FASHION FAD, 7 junior Tyrone Brown adds a bit of flare to jeans worn by freshman Kathy Hill. fy — —! School Begins
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———— The coming of August meant it was Back to the routine Ring, ring! It’s time to get back to the ol’ school routine. For returning students, it wasn’t too hard. Junior Lisa Flagg said, “I had no trouble at all finding my classes, because I’ve been here for three years.” For some others, it might not be so easy. Sophomore Kim Watkins said, “I had trouble finding my P.E. class because my schedule had a room number for it instead of ‘the gym.” Students coming back to school found a new emphasis on tar- diness. After being late to school three times, students were assigned major detention. That meant no more lame excuses like oversleep- ing, being bus-left, having a flat FRESHMAN CARLENE WILSON HURRIES TO CLASS while three other freshman--Scott Tisdale, Kelly Marsh, and Clay Connell — take time to cut the fool. tire, etc. Also, beginning with this year, students must pass five classes to remain eligible for interscholastic sports. Students got a big scare about the grading scale as well. For ap- proximately the first nine weeks, the grade scale was A=94-100, B=85-93, C=75-84, D=70-74, and F=69 and under. This was the result of both a state ruling and a local decision. The state decision was that all school systems must use 70 as the passing score. The redistribution of the grades above 70 was up to the local boards of education. — continued on page 11 ie. A CROWD OF STUDENTS make their way between buildings in unseasonably warm September weather. ——————— ae School Begins
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tbe JUNIORS GREG FIELDS, Lonnie Kratz, Butch Koch, and Vickie Glover celebrate TGIF in the Lasseter lunchroom. 11 it SOPHOMORE STONEY JOHNSON talks with senior Willie Stephens, who reflects off of Stoney’s cool shades. School Begins SENIORS CHARLENE SMITH and Rochelle Hicks show their feelings about their final year. FRESHMAN SHANNON STANTON puts in some heavy study time during lunch. SENIOR MARIE SLATTON smiles a friendly goodbye to Northeast High for the weekend.
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