Northeast High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Sharing the best and the worst takes Avery best friend A best friend is someone special. Junior Audrey Watson said, “A best friend is someone who listens and tries to encourage you to do right. Best friends are very impor- tant because they let you in when everybody else puts you out.” Audrey found kindness and understanding, what she considers the two most important qualities, four years ago in Tijuana Hillman, another junior. Freshman Priscilla Howard’s best friend is senior Cathy Rogel. They met at the Lakeview Club Apartments. Priscilla said, “A best friend is a person you trust more than all of your other friends. You can tell her anything, and it will be kept between the two of you.” “My best friend, Bonnie Tribble, is someone I can rely on at all times. I can talk to her about anything,” said senior Summer Best Friends Bledsoe. “To make sure the rela- tionship survives tough moments, you just have to take one step at a time to work things out. Our toughest time was when a certain person came to Macon to live and tried to come between us.” Freshman Donna Tisdale’s best friend is Mandy Ward, another freshman. Donna said, “We get along great, but when we do fight or fuss, it makes us stronger for harder times and makes our love for each other grow.” Jeff Fowler has been best friends with fellow sophomore Chris Peavy for two years. He said, “We talk things out, and we make them work. When Chris’s aunt died, I was there for him because I knew how it felt. When I had problems with my girlfriend, he helped me with them. I love Chris as a brother.” SHARING THE DIFFICULTIES OF THE FRESHMAN YEAR, Denise Sem- melink and Michelle Durden find it— some trick they pulled on another—— easier to cope. AUDREY WATSON AND TIJUANA HILLMAN, both juniors, laugh over friend.

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SENIOR CATHY ROGEL AND HER = MOTHER, MRS. SANDRA ROGEL, enjoy a glass of Coke while talking over highlights of the day. COCO REY COR Ge MRS. ROGEL, MOTHER OF TWO NORTHEAST TEENAGERS, decides to make one of her routine room inspections. SOPHOMORE DEXTER STREET AND HIS FATHER, Coach Willie Street, share a couple of minutes in the Mark Smith gym talking about NFL coverage in the latest issue of Sports II- lustrated. Handling Parents

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TALKING ABOUT THEIR PLANS FOR THE WEEKEND, juniors Aaron Darrisaw and Derek Brinkley ‘chill out.’ Friends Forever Friends forever, that’s what we'll be. Two of a kind, just you and me. Secrets that we know and share, never to be spoken again, just to show that we care. If you ever need a guide, to help you see the light, I'll be there by your side, just to make things right, and you the same for me. Here for each other, through the good and bad. Whether you're smiling or crying, I'll try to make you happy instead of sad, for friends like you are hard to find. If your world falls apart, and there’s nothing left, but the breaking of your heart, And if you’re feeling blue just remember that I love you. Yes, friends forever, that’s what we'll be. Two of a kind, just you and me. ms | = SOPHOMORES LISA KOCH AND TALKING ABOUT wea AT == “| DEEDEE ADAMS share the latest joke LUNCHTIME keeps juniors Dean Pin- » a durin class break in front of the nelland William Wallace in a good mood. A A ALR SAE ‘Lasseter entrance: — | Best Friends IN-E?