Northeast High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Student Life The ‘‘best years of 5 — that’s what adults (ae teenage years are. Wella Close friendships and i do make the time fun, [qa most part. Of course, ther@qaay also ‘down’ sides to personal relationships when people af having trouble getting along. We are getting old enough to drive and do things without a lot of parental supervision. But most of what we want to do costs money, and that creates another whole set of problems. While school is still a dominant force in our lives, wa are not just students. We hag interests outside of schoo 4am make us complete peri” The teen years are (i when young people bygaiaaam from childhood and edgy the the world of adult§ (Copy design by D. Adam Cutting ggger Vv O NOT YET OLD ENOUGH TO DRIVE, freshman Yolanda Fowler hurries to catch her bus at the front of the line at Mark Smith. (Photo by SPI). ENJOYING EACH OTHER’S COMPANY on first lunchbreak are sophomore Arthur Nelson and junior Tonette Robinson. (Photo by SPI). FILLING OUT ENDLESS FORMS during the first week or so of class is part of getting back to the routine. Junior Alvin Clyde fills out an information card for his English teacher. (Photo by SPI). LEADING THE PACK from the Mark Smith building at class change time are Greg Miller, Carlos Solomon, James Grayer, and Early Willis. (Photo by SPI).

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THE LUNCHLINE FOR SECOND HALF LUNCH snakes from the single serving line, across the lunchroom, out the door, and down the hall. (Photo by SPI). MS. RITA LONG, math teacher and fresh- man supervisor, assigns homeroom stu- dent Tuwanna Maynard a locker in Mark Smith. (Photo by SPI). x Student Life ec Sa ee ee