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

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Clockwise above: During Celebrity Day, Steph- anie Sawyer portrayed Little Red Riding Hood. Shelly Rogerson displayed her Eagle spirit with the giant Eagle button that she wore on Button Day . On Celebrity Day Andrew Curtice flawlessly imitated David Lee Roth of VAN HALEN . With a convincing array of colorful plaids, Lang Homthall, Audra Brown, and Eric Spence won top honors on homecoming's Plaid Day . The Flintstone family, an imitation of a teacher, Smurfette and Santa Claus were fi- nalists in the Celebrity Day contest. Homecoming—21

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H. coming week V' at Northeastern High is different each year. October 21 through October 25 was a week that N.H.S. students will never forget. The week began with melancholy spirits and Button Day.” The following day was deemed Plaid Day,” and students par- ticipated by wearing various combina- tions of colors, styles, and fabrics that were truly eye piercing. On Wednes- day students turned out in their favor- ite celebrities. Among these were a number of people dressed as our prin- cipal, Mr. Carraway, and a variety of rock stars. The sophomore class exemplified true school spirit as they joined together to produce the loudest group voice at the pep rally following at the end of the week The senior class, however, raised the most money with the school's annual spirit chain thanks to a large contribution by John Gragson, a leading senior scholar. By nightfall spirit was at its peak as the Eagle student body prepared for the burial and second pep rally, signifying a sincere wish for a defeat of the Rocky Mount Gryphons. 20—Homecoming

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Right: Being congratulated by Mr. CarTaway, Ginger Gregory along with her escort Lang Homthal, proudly excepted her bouquet. Lower Left: Being Miss NHS was a real honor, as you can see by the expression on Ginger's face. Middle: After she received the title of Miss NHS, Ginger Gregory prepared to take her ride around the complex to be recognized by all and admired by many. Lower Right: The foot- bal field was lavishly decorated with the artistic ability of the art students under the leadership of Wink Foster and Mary Ann Romm. Opposite Left: The announcement of Miss NHS was pa- tiently awaited by Anita Sutton and her escort William Overton. Middle: With apparent excitement, Sharon Jams a candidate for Miss NHS, posed with her escort Neal Walker. Far Right: While she awaited the announcement of who would become the next Miss NHS, Keena Mitchell, escorted by Kevin WiHiams, had an expression of suspense on her face. Bottom Center Escorted by Mike Reid, Miss Junior, Pam Brite, who was also Miss Sophomore last year, had the privilege once again to represent her class. Bottom Right: Miss Sophomore, Brenda Weeks, along with her escort Kefly McDowell, showed her happiness after she received her ti- tle at the homecoming pep raly, and continued being happy al during the homecoming festivi- ties. V5- 22— Pep Effort