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OPENING F Change—An Unequalled Unifier Of Community, State, And Nation Change—the mysterious, under- lying force that has directed the lives of each individual—has been insti- tuted to improve, to progress, and to advance. Uniquely, the change in administration at Northeastern hap- pened simultaneously with the trans- fer of the reigns of government on both the state and national levels from a Republican to a Democratic administration. Typical of the recent changes in faculty and staff mem- bers. Mr. Phillip Herndon and Mr. Billie Reid became the new principal and assistant principal, respectively. Unfortunately, all these men were linked together by a factor some- what less pleasant than being cast in a new position—the bitterly cold weather. The winter of 1976-1977 not only etched itself into “Amer-1 ica’s history book” as a result of its icy winds that ravaged the East Coast, but by the drastic actions and immediate decisions that were made by the people and their leaders. This situation magnified the co- herence of the commanders, be- cause the decisions of the President affected North Carolina, those of j the Governor influenced Elizabeth City, and those of the principal con- cerned Northeastern. Students and faculty members had not counted on massive “shivering” ' from the cold as a means of adjusting i to the new change at school. They did have consolation in knowing that the President, the Governor, and the principal were “quivering,” also. 2 LEVELCHANGE
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Opposite top—Even the “old north wind” whose piercing icy chill blankets the capital city of Raleigh can not prevent Governor James Hunt from delivering his fiery, straight-for- ward inaugural address. The original ideas and revolutionary proposals that are stated in his speech ignite the “flame of hope” for the suc- cess of the “little guy” during his term in office. Above—“Fritz and Grits get them every time! The new “first family” — Mrs. Rosalynn Car- ter, President Jimmy Carter, Vice-President Walter Mondale, and Mrs. Joan Mondale form the “indivisable chain of power as they salute the nation at the 1976 National Demo- cratic Convention. In “century III,” one is envisoning the ultimate success story — from peanuts” to the presidency. What else can one say, but that Fritz and Grits are moving on up!” Left—Mr. Phillip Herndon steals a moment from his hectic day to compliment and con- gratulate his “new family” on their improved behavior at the festive homecoming assembly. This easy-going man will stop at any time of the day to council or console one of his many “blossoming scholars.” LEVELCHANGE 3 OPENING
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