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

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Hanging . . Continued School was a place away from home, and students found themselves hanging around in all sorts of places. Sherry Williams and other students awaited an afternoon bus on a warm autumn day. Above right. Jerry Newell found himself hanging around at one of the many dances after a football game, as did the students pictured on the right. Students also were hanging around in the smoking area during homecoming week. Felicia Brown and others watched an example of some steppin” one day at break. 12—Student Lit

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 Clockwise from left: Kathy Eadie and Lynn Culpepper prepared the baby eagle for the pep rally. A combination of cheerleaders, football players, and Eagle spirit made the first home football game a success. NHS students stepping’’ in the planter area during Homecoming week. Drama Club members show their talent and spirit in a Snoopy” skit they performed at the Homecoming pep rally. Student Life—11

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At the homecoming dance students such as Lori Harris had a good time just hanging around. At right: The football games pro- vided a place to go on Friday nights for James Beasley and friends. Riverspree provided a place for “Cassette” members to show off their talents. An an- nual event, Riverspree has become a major event for Elizabeth City. Above: The salad bar was just one of the popular attractions in the lunchroom. It was often worth the wait to g et a regular salad, a potato or taco salad. The pit was the “hang-out” for seniors only. Seniors made it loud and clear that they had earned the privilege of “the pit”. Left: Malcolm Mouring and Stacey White enjoyed the exhibitions at Riverspree. Student Life—13