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

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’83 AIRIE Northeastern High School 963 Oak Stump Road Elizabeth City, N.C. 27909 Volume 14 We’re Off (Student Life)......................6 Wiz Kids Sweeping Up (Academics).............22 Land of Rahs (Sports)........................30 Pots of Gold (Organizations).................74 Making Dreams Come True (Faculty)...........124 Rainbow’s End (Senior)......................146 Having Heart (Junior).......................176 Gathering Courage (Sophomore)...............196 Crystal Payments (Ads)......................212 Senior Statistics...........................245 Student Index...............................247 Closing.....................................251 Autographs..................................254 COLOPHON The 1983 Aerie” was published by the yearbook staff at Northeastern High, Elizabeth City, N.C., 27909. Printing was done by Inter- Collegiate Press, P.O. Box 10, Shawnee Mission, Kansas, 66201. Copy Blocks are lOpt. medium. Captions are 8pt medium. The dominant print is Avant Garde. The paper is 80 Kingston I. The cover is manufactured by I.C.P., is silk- screened and custom designed yearbook staff. The dividers were designed by Susan Herring. THERE’S NO PLACE LIKt SCHOOL The question that most likely arises when readers open their yearbooks is, “Why in the world was this Theme chosen for the '83 Edition?’’ The answer to their curiosities is we, the Yearbook Staff, felt the year of 1983 was different from any other year at our school. This positive feeling of the “unique 83“ created a “homey” atmosphere at Northeastern High which the student body generated by the student body. When one eavesdrops upon chatter going on in the halls, cafeteria, and classrooms at Northeastern the attitudes of students show a positive charge from their past years in the school, but a place to gossip, socialize, and escape from the real world. Northeastern is a unique school because it is made up of unique students. Each one has their own interests, likes and dislikes, styles and opinions but despite the mish-mash of personalities, we join as one body. Though hard as the idea may be to accept, we have a lot in common. Despite the fact we all go t the same school, we are all equipped with a heart, mind, and soul. Just as the movie “Wizard of OZ,” the characters each wanted to achieve a possess- ion that symbolized man’s ingredients needed to make home like no other place. We students are like the scarecrow, tinman, and the fearless lion because we possess the ingredient that make our school like no other place.

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Special Olympics Anna Williams N.H.S. Day Inger Swimpson and escort Homecoming Spirit Beth Gloria YEARBOOK STAFF Advisor—Judy Boyer Editor-in-Chief—Heidi Bowden Editor—Amy Steinert Student Life—'Heidi Bowden, William Cannon Academics—'Nancy Bennett Sports—'Robin Davidson, Tonya Banks, James Elliott, Reekitta Grimes, Daren Price, Steve Vaughan Organizations—Toia Baker, Shirley Frost, Beth Gloria, Kim Hendricks, Tina Etheridge. Barbara Symons Faculty—'Amy Steinert, Barabara Symons, Lisa Bulliner, Tina Etheridge, Cindy Gray Seniors—'Letitia Griffin, Cindy Hales Juniors—'John Williams Sophomores—‘Beth Gloria, Jamie Ferguson Photographers—'Joel McLendon, Heidi Bowden, Valerie Guffy, Barbara Symons, John Williams Ads— 'Valerie Guffy, Kathy Clifton, Barbara Symons Cover Design—Cindy Gray Special Acknowledgements— Susan Herring, Allstate Builders Supply Co., Jim Reid, Willie Fonville, Sandy Davis. Albemarle Builders Opening— 1