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

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The Showboat was one of the Riverspree provided a time for Michelle Scott and Lisa Wooten to socialize and to highlights of Riverspree view all the community exhibits displayed B E T E V E R S O H U M B L E Main Street came alive as everyone enjoyed a really good time After being rained out the night before these singers entertained everyone, so the show was worth waiting for Reese Helms, director of the Boys' Club volunteered his time to have some wet fun with his son. John Beth Gloria and Jamie Ferguson were up early to work at the 4-H booth THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE 6—Student Life

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Students who excelled In academics were honored at the Academic Awards night program, held at the end ot the year. Athletes, cheerleaders, and the pompom squad were recognized for their excellence and performance in sports. Class of ’82 Bids Farewell A new edition added to school's extracurricular activities was the musical production The class of 82 left Northeastern with a bang of “new” activities. Such as the school musical “Charlie Brown . Senior Follies. Senior trip to Bahamas, and Graduation party at the Country Club. Other events that occurred at the end of the 82 school year was the first annual student exchange. Twelve NHS students visited Ashboro High School and inturn housed Ashboro students when they visited our school. The arrival of the AERIE '82 was a great success. To celebrate the event the yearbook staff threw a Yearbook signing party and announced the winner of the car. Sheri Overton, given by Northeastern Motors. Students involved in athletics and who excelled in academics are honored at the Athletic Banquet and Award Night. Of course the grandest event was the grand finale for the seniors of 1982—their graduation. Bringing back the salutatorian and valedictorian tradition still exists and is reinstated for future classes to carry on. Student Life—5

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He's got the beat! Elizabeth City—home sweet home for the students at NHS. From the minute the bell rings at 3:02 the students leave school to become an active part of the community. There are those who feel that Elizabeth City has nothing to offer. But let’s stop for a minute and reflect on some of its stronger points. The number of activities are endless for sports fans. Whether you prefer to be an active participant or just a spectator, there are golf tournaments, basketball games, dance classes, aerobics and gymnastics to name a few. Or do you prefer the arts? The talent in our town is unbelievable as evidenced by the Albemarle Players productions, the Fine Arts Council, the Craftman’s Fair and more recently, River Spree. The happiest people are those who get INVOLVED in the Community! Celena Crase spends a few quiet moments babysitting while not involved with one of her hobbies like drama and tennis Charles White presented a special award to our victorious Quiz Bowl Team from WGAI. Awards Night Many groups performed at Waterfront Park during River Spree such as Claymon Sawyer's Country Western Band ELIZABETH CITY Student Life—7