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

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 Top: Our foreign exchange students showed Christmas cheer as they prepared their favorite holiday foods to share during Mrs. Lugenbuhl's class. left to right: Our Foreign exchange students, Stephanie Crouail, Thorkild Sondergaard, Boris Wameke and ludica Schrammeck. T ■ his year was certainly a record setting year for N H.S., we had the lagest number of foreign exchange stu- dents and the most sets of twins This year we had six foreign exchange stu- dents and fifteen sets of twins Also five of our teachers were twins mg this many exchange students was a big interest in other countries we learned all about their cultures ways of life We also learned about each individual student themselves From Stephanie Crouail of LaR France that her school days and end at 5 GO She also t she was used to more having a different of the week An Oystein Okland country they and a old to get had two exc Germany this Warneke and ns told us some of were tennis which NHS cycling, and he also played dannet and saxaphone Judica said enpyed swimming, horseback listing to music, and she also has an or- ange belt in Karate Our fifth exchange student was Thorkild Sondergaard from Kopenhagen Denmark he told us about his school days being six hours long and how the teachers

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lortheastern High School students strived to make plans for the future with everything they had Elizabeth Gty had a lot for them to do to in- crease their knowledge, display their talents, and reward their efforts Students which were in an Albermarle Players production were Eddie Garri- son. Yvette Phelps and Adrian Harris They performed in A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Fo- rum Caroline Richardson. Melissa Morrisette. Audra Brown, Barbara Gilbert lenny Clemons and Laurel Hughes won roles in the musical Pip- pin Scholarship was a hot topic at N.H S Caroline Tatum, sophomore, received the Hugh O' Brian scholarship Clay Hodges placed second in the Northeast North Carolina Tomorrow contest for his essay, “Goldenrods Are Yellow Patricia McGee, senior, was the first al- ternate to the finals of the Morehead Scholarship and earned the Good Citizen award from the Daughters of The American Revolution She also at- tended governor's school in Winston Salem Mike Berard. Peter Curtice and Suzy Rogers were other locals that were nominated for the Morehead Scholarship Woody Spruill received the highest honor a Boy Scout can obtain, the coveted “Eagle Scout” award Clockwise: Entertaining at First Christian Church. |odi Etheridge betrays a cheerlul clown. Winners of the Voice of Democracy were, Levi Temple (1st), Bert Polis (2nd), and Karen Brkkhouse (3rd). The 1S85 Booster's Club Board ol Directors from lelt to right: Anna Beggs. W.B. Richards, Tom McDamals, Patton McDowell, Cindy Richards, Sandy Davis, Paul Winslow. Jer- ry Allen, and Jerry McGee. Honored by the Daughter's ol the American Revolution. Patricia McGee received the Good Citizen's Award. Singing seasonal tunes, the Robinson children sang lor the faculty and their families. K)— Achievements