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

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Down (hr hall io your left, says Mrs. Bridges when a student asks for directions. Alma Palmer. Tanuny Stanley. Rubyn Walker. Katrina Power. Tisha Moore. Kim Short. Odessa 'XiUiarm.and Tar.ru Harm show thru enthusiasm over the beginning of that law yew of high school Incoming freshmen fight to stay awake during orientation. Back In The Saddle Again — 11

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 by Christian Swain and Jeff Lane The sun sets and the lights begin to brighten up the town. The cars are lined up bumper to bumper on Ehringhaus Street. The weekend has begun in Elizabeth City. As the wheels squeal out of Sonic and the horns blare, crowds begin to gather at Waterfront. With the park now closing at eleven o'clock, people arrived even earlier. For those with enough gas money, many ventured outside the area to the resort areas of nearby Virginia Beach and Nags Head. With few things to do in the city, the student body voted on the proposal of building a teen nightclub. The students voted for a teen center, but it will be up to the city administrators to make the final decision. As the weekend sun fades, we all begin to head for home and wonder what we will be doing the following weekend. We imagine there may be a party or just hang out. No matter what, we looked ahead to 3:05 Friday. e make Elizabeth City socially enjoya- ble, and when it’s eventless we have only ourselves to blame. Stacy Marrow. Senior A the soccer team gains in the match, ecstatic students cheer them on. Social Security — Catching rays and guarding lives, Amy Bryson spent her summer days at Meads Pool.