Northeastern High School - Aerie Yearbook (Elizabeth City, NC)

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s ov- 4.1 zifwiifib xi -.gmt x r 5 1' ' ig , , i F Left: Reluctant to hand over their money, Sandra Scott and Shari Hassel finally give K'bucks to Tommy Long so they can enter to watch the Homecoming basketball game. l Left: Members of the Senate try to persuade Joy Chaney, winner ofthe raffle for the box of Valentine candy, to give them free samples of that delicious chocolate. Below: Students crowd near the exits after enjoying the pep rally which was held during Valentine week. ' .Sa- Student Life 21

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Cupid And Cages Climax Season Febniary 12-16 was much more to Northeastern than just another five days of tests and homework. Not only did the school observe Valentine's Day with the rest of the nation, but it also celebrated a basketball homecoming victory of its own, Cupid visited lucky Eagle students on February L4 in a new and romantic Way. Thanks to the National Honor Society, carnations were delivered to friends and loved ones along with a personal message from the sender. More than three hundred flowers were sent in the coded colors of red-'KI love youf, white- Thanks for being there, pink- 'll like you, and peppermint- lid like to get to know you betterf, Boys sporting boutonnieres and girls carrying long-stemmed beauties added color to the familiar school halls. The Eagle basketball team ended the regular season with a proud second place finish and victories over all conference foes with a resounding Friday night Homecoming win over Wilson Hunt. An afternoon pep rally resulted in a loud Crescendo of Eagle excitement, and the turnout at the game that night was the mightiest of the entire season. The cele- bration continued later that evening with a dance in the cafeteria. The week in February was notable in that it provided students with the last of the cage season and with the most romantic holiday of the year. All in all, it was tive days of 'fhoops and hearts and a time worth remembering. 20 Student Life , ir use ff T . f -li .x 'mi 5, , ,,,,'a,.w.eM' Above: Charmey Morgan shakes her p0ms Whi1C Above: Always showing his concern, Mr. Tom performing during the afternoon pep rally. McDanie1s congratulates his son, Eric, on his basketball ability. I - ' 0 a . V, F X +155 I 1 - aw ' ' C if A , ' fa-f f f 'NJ Above: Love conquers all on Valentine's Day as Pat Melinda Hewett a pink Carnation from one of her Kelly, president of the National Honor Society, hands unknown admirers.

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mil 53539. my ,. Above: Friends celebrate the end ofunother school year and say good-bye' for two months as they leave the parking lot. .. ,. .,.,, uf ... l,,.- ----my Above: Mitzi Perry attacks Ted Fetner for sabotag-ing her ca: with toilet paper the last day of school. 22 Student Life FP Right: It's a fight, it's a tight! Actually it is Mitzi beating on her car's chief sabotager, Ted. 6 V 'af' 'Q ,flax ,7 if J wtf - ,xin iik