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

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T.V. FAVORITES 1. The Cosby Show 2. Family Ties 3. Miami Vice 4. 227 5. Young Restless 6. Saturday Night Live 7. Cheers 8. Dallas 9. Hill Street Blues 10. General Hospital TOP MALE MUSICIANS 1. Phil Collins 2. Luther Vandrose 3. Bruce Springsteen 4. Prince 5. Bryan Adams 6. Lionell Richie 7. Pat Boone 8. Stevie Wonder 9. Willie Nelson 10. Julian Lennon TOP FEMALE MUSICIANS FAVORITE EDIBLES 1. Shelia E. 1 Pizza 2. Pat Benetar 2. Chicken 3. Whitney Houston 3. Seafood 4. Madonna 4. Hamburger 5. Sparky D. 5. Potato Chips 6. Cyndi Lauper 6 Candy 7. Patti LaBelle 7. French Fries 8. Tina Turner 8 Ice Cream 9. Barbara Streistrand 9 Oriental Food 10 Amy Grant 10. Taco's FAVORITE THINGS TO DO ON A DATE 1. Go to parties 2. Go out to dinner 3. Go to movies 4. Go to visit 5. Go dancing 6. Go to McDonald s 7. Go to concerts 8 Go to the beach 9 Ride out 10 Go to games 16—Student Life

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by Sharon James Lights! Camera! Action! After long hours of practice Betty Dunn's troop- ers were ready for the curtain to go up. For two nights, November 21st and 22nd the NHS Playhouse delighted the audience with its presentation of Love, Sex and the I.R.S. Putting on the play in Northeastern's lecture room did not seem to hamper the acting perfor- mances of the veteran players or the novice players. Liz Boone, in her por- trayal of the stereotypical nosey land- lady was outstandingly hilarious. Her costume of ragged bathrobe, furry slip- pers and rolled hair seemed to make her even funnier, so much so that just her presence on stage was called for laughter. The confused, and often drunk mother, was played by Kristie West, a newcomer to the stage. She added her own humor to the play as scene after scene found her more and more confused over the exact marital status of her son. The finishing humor- ous touch was the superb acting of lames Brothers as he allowed himself to get caught up in his fees to the I.R.S. Finding himself as the I.R.S. wife, caused him to have to disguise as a woman when an I.R.S. agent, played by Levi Temple, came to investigate the couple. Folly and folly and lie after lie only caused more hilarity and confu- sion climaxing in a mock marriage per- formed by a shady minister, (Adrian Reid). The experience of jerry Newell showed as his timing seemed perfect and his performance professional. Oth- er players well as Leigh Summerour, the sometimes fickle fiance' of jerry Newell, reeled back and forth between Brothers and Newell. Lisa Perry, the girlfriend of Brothers, showed at the end to declare her love, only to find him, out of the closet and dressed as a woman. The behind the scenes workers made scenery and lighting the best possible for the lecture room per- formance. Although the audience was small, the play was a success on and off the stage. An intense moment was shared between lames Brothers (Leslie) and Leigh Summerour (Kate). Drama—15

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IDEAL CAR LEADING MAN Song of the Year 1. Porshe 1. Eddie Murphy 1. Never 2. Mercedes 2. Rob Lowe 2. Gentle 3. BMW 3. Clint Eastwood 3. Heaven 4. Ferrari 4. Richard Pryor 4. In The Air 5. Volvo 5. Richard Gear 5. Lovers 6. Audi 5,000 S.S 6. Burt Reynolds 6. Party All the Time 7. Corvette 7. Don Johnson 7. Secret Lovers 8 Z-28 8. Bill Cosby 8. Can You Feel The Beat 9. RX7 9. Robert Redford 9. Election Day 10. Convertible Mustang 10. Michael J. Fox 10. That's What Friends Are For MOVIES OF THE YEAR LEADING LADIES wFyiL 1 Breakfast Club 1. Ally Sheedy 2. Saint Elmo's Fire 2. Molly Ring wold iililiiU | ]hbPhK 3 Crush Groove 3. Jessica Lange 'XUX h wA 4 Rocky IV 5 Rambo (First Blook) 6. 16 Candles 7 White Knights 8. Fatal Vision 4. Rachel Ward 5. Tina Turner 6. Shelly Long 7. Felecia-Allen-Ayers 8 Jamie Lee Curtis iPf W 9. The Color Purple 9. Kathlene Turner 10 Beverly Hills Cop 10. Heather Locklear by Sharon Lame Student Lift