Northeast High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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SENIORS JIMMY HUSTON AND CHARLENE SMITH are Mr. and Miss Northeast. Jimmy was a member of the Academic Bowl team and the varsity baseball team. Charlene was a member of DECA, the Spirit Club, and the var- sity softball team. | | CHARITY CABINESS is Miss Junior. Charity was a junior class representative. ANGIE NELSON is Miss me Sain Angie likes to play basketball, swim, ead, and model. mecoming Court

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ERIC BELL AND KIM WILLIAMS are Mr. and Miss Senior. Eric was senior class vice-president, drum major of the marching band, and a member of Stu- dent Council and DECA. Kim was a varsity cheerleader, a senior class representative and a member of the Student Council, FBLA, and Spirit Club. FELICIA MATHIS is Miss Freshman. Felicia is a member of the band and the Homecoming causes seven to be Treated as royalty It was a night to remember. While the band serenaded, the Homecoming Court couples walk- ed across the field on the 50-yard line through a JROTC saber arch. As the court shivered on the sideline, an anxious crowd of friends and family members shed their blankets to gather at the fence in sub-freezing weather to cheer their favorites. Jimmy Huston and Charlene Smith were named Mr. and Miss Northeast. Jimmy said, “It was the greatest feeling of my life.” Charlene said, “My heart just felt numb when my name was an-—Finney, nounced as Miss Northeast.” Eric Bell and Kim Williams, as INF? Homecoming Court runners-up, were named Mr. and Miss Senior. Charity Cabiness was named Miss Junior; Angie Nelson, Miss Sophomore; and Felicia Mathis, Miss Freshman. Other members of the royal court were Andre Bobo and Chi- quita Reid, seniors; Deborah Beard and Wanda Person, juniors; Amy Reese and LaShanda Welch, sophomores; and Nicole Cook and Glinda Harper, freshmen. Escorts not in competition in- cluded Arthur Nelson, Hector Pitts, Walter Solomon, Jerry Butler, Dereck Renfus, Reginald Ikiea Battle, Snead, and Mark Herndon. Nathaniel—

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JUNIOR KEVIN BROOKS RELAXES as the Red Cross nurse inserts the nee- dle into his left arm. TYPING SENIOR IKIEA BATTLE’S BLOOD before it is drawn is the job of this Red Cross worker. ; a - —— ‘ 7— P ix ole ANSWERING QUESTIONS ABOUT THE PROCEDURE for pro- spective donor Loridine Thomas, a junior, a Red Cross worker types her blood. 11 STUDENT VOLUNTEERS fill in the identification cards for prospective donors to check age and weight information. INGE: Blood Drive