Northeast High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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2 4 ey, Mattie! How’s it going?” H “Oh, okay, I guess. How bout you?” “Pretty good.” “Good grief! The hallways sure are crowded these days.” “Yeah, I know what you mean. You just about have to push your way through.” “By the way, Suzi, are you gonna go see the registrar about your schedule?” “You bet! I’m gonna slip in there tomorrow morning before first period unless my bus is late . . . again.” “Girl, you’re lucky. When your bus is late it’s no sweat. When my boyfriend makes me late, I get into big trouble. In fact, if I’m late one more time, I'll get sent home . . . for three days! You eating lunch today?” “No! I hate waiting in that awful line. Besides, by the time I get to the serving line, there’s nothin’ left but dry ‘soyburgers’ and cold, clammy French fries.” “Aw, come on, girl. Maybe we can ‘stick’ in front of LaShawn or somebody. If we get caught, all they’ll do is put us at the end of the line and we’d be no worse off than we are now .. . Hey, Mike! Where’re you going in such a hurry?” “Yo! Didn’t you hear the P.A., Mattie? We’ve gota senior rep meeting in Mr. Johnson’s room in five minutes.” “You're kidding, right? I didn’t hear anything, did you, Suzi?” “Well, maybe, but all I heard was that blasted beep!” ty) | Fie me Opeth é On sea ELA ASSUMING AN ‘E.F. HUTTON’ POSE, students in Mrs. Carole Ford’s third period English 10 Honors class strain to hear the voice on the inter- com. Repairs on the lightning-plagued intercom continued into the new school year.

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USING POMPONS WITH PRECI- SION, the varsity cheerleaders pro- claim that Northeast is number one. (I know that’s right!) They are (bottom) Chiquita Roberts, Kim Grey, Greta Northeast Comprehensive High School 1646 Upper River Road Macon, Georgia 31211 Brantley, Kim Malone; (middle) Robin Bell, Kim Williams, Shanel Bobo, April Coley; (top) Debra Adderly, Cynthia Cruz, Beverly Hill, and Mai Rozier.

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Fe Baltouw GETTING LONGER BY THE MINUTE, the first half Lasseter lunch line snakes its way down the main hall. Mrs. Kathleen Wheeler, teacher on lunch duty, keeps order. Faculty members are assigned duty respon- sibilities in hallways, outside, or in the lunchroom areas for at least twenty minutes of their lunch period. We te MASS CONFUSION SEEMS NOR- MAL in Lasseter hallways as students scatter in every direction on their way from supervision to second period. Mrs. Gladys Barnes, a custodian, waits for the halls to clear. A school enroll- ment of nearly 1,300 sometimes made class break chaotic. MS. ELEANOR TAYLOR, ad- ministrative intern, searches the com- puter memory for the number of times senior Joe Trigger (center) has been late to school as two buddies, senior Leonard Pitts and sophomore Greg Fields, look on. The computer record of tardies and disciplinary notices made ‘sliding by’ a little tougher. 7