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

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WORK TIM E by James Brothers. Caroline Tatum Working to means cleaning. At the new store. Empha- sis. Terri Bryant kept the displays sparkling. Giving that salesman smile. Dan Barnes was ready to serve the customers at Playland Toys. Tom Ward pushed carts and Micah Moore bagged groceries at harm Eresh. Andy Curtice pulled his work time at Peoples' Drug Store. 30—Job

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Pal and Sean Cavanaugh. Jenny Clemons and Kathie Eadie congratulate a winner. Sandy Davis watches as Christopher Reeves presents a trophic in New York City. kathie Eadie and Alisa Robinson walk along with the opening parade. Anthony Reid and some other students release hundreds of multi-colored balloons during the ceremonies. Special Olympics—19

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With times as hard as they are. stu- dents at N.H.S., showed they also had the abilities to work hard for a pay check and for grades. Students took jobs, from bag-boy to salesmen, from waitresses to secretaries. WE proved that the young people of this commu- nity could go out and find a job to en- able us to stand on our own two feet. Working at the mall was the In” thing to do and one of the easiest places to find a job. The Ehringhaus strip also was a place that provided many jobs for the teen-agers of Eliza- beth CITY. On any given weekend, the strip was full of cruising students, and students working at Sonic. Burger King, Hardees. McDonalds. Wendy's, Western Steer or Golden Corral. It was no wonder that Ehringhaus was often referred to as Food Alley.” Job -