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

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Barbara Slusher, a new student at NHS is pictured here on the Guardian Care Float. STMAS IN THE C VtBRATED BY ALL 4G£y niAM CARE OF EU7ABETH CITY Santa would be more than happy to have reindeers as pretty as After displaying his cycling talents. Kenneth Evans takes a break, these—the NHS Majorettes. The Art Club put a lot of time and effort into their float for the Christmas Parade as they received first place. Thomas Campbell displays VICA Metal’s second place trophy for their float in the Christmas Parade. 16—Student Life

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Kim Armstrong steps out in all shades of the new popular color purple. Above: Varied lengths not only pertain to skirts but pants and shorts as well. Big ‘n’ Bad Browning looks “cool” with his Blues Brother. Driving trucks and wearing caps, flannel shirts, and blue jeans have always been popular. The latest fad was cruising thru town wearing your “sony walkman . BEAT WILL FIELD WITCH CHOOSE ? Which field will Kenny Smith choose? The tuxedo and patten leather look with Reekitta Grimes or the preppy style with Heather Jensen. Student Life—15

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THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE (Left) Sailing down main street on a warm December day with Capt.” Anna Eason and “Rudolph . (Above) Student Congress representatives pack up goods to give to the needy families. (Right) HOSA Club members wait for the parade to begin. Churches and homes are not the only place where the Christ- mas spirit is shown. NHS showed there was no place like school during the holidays. Students ex- changed gifts and cards showing their Holiday spirit. The office staff. Library Club, and Pompom Squad each decorated Christ- mas trees. Student Congress put on their annual food drive. Students and teachers showed great participation by decorating boxes and placing them under the tree. Then the Salvation Army came and delivered them to needy families. The French Club sold candy grams so students could wish friends Merry Christ- mas with a candy cane at- tached. Activities not only occured dur- ing school but out of school. On Saturday, Dec. 4th the annual Jaycee Christmas parade took place with many NHS students participating. Such as the HOSA, CPA. FBLA, Vica-ICT, clubs. Along with the clubs, Pompom Squad, and Cheerleaders performed. NHS and students really showed that Christmas not only exists at home but everywhere. There is no place like school dur- ng the holidays. ---i Mrs. Sylvesfer shows fhaf the Christmas season brings out the child in all of us as she tags behind a float. Not only did students participate in the Christmas parade but teachers as well. HOSA club members spread the Christmas spirit with their smiles. J.V. Cheerleaders, doing what they do best—spreading good cheer! Student Lite—17