__ ,__inistration 2~S 17 -lf 1 ~{;[// GrJpnll!f 1 11 I 08~ Northeast Health-Science Magnet High School 1646 U pe 1ve Road Macon, GA 31211 ru1 Vay in tbe L:ije of a L:eade Vr. cJo!Jlllel P. cJc@ella, Con1plex 'Principal Dr. Scavella·s Six-Word Memoir: ..... through hope, Life; through struggle, Progress! .. Larger than Life .... Dr. Samuel Scavella leads Northeast with a confident smile and a strong but loving hand. Dr. Scavella, along with his staff, motivates the students to maximize their potential everyday and is a great example of an exemplary leader. He exudes compa sion and kindne s but never let anybody mistake his kindness for weakness. His strength is rooted in his greatest achievement: earning a doctorate in philosophy, which led him to becoming the principal of this great learning institution. During the three years that he has tirelessly served a our principal, he has made a lasting impression and has brought a positive cultural and climate change to Northeast. His dedication and hard work has led to tudents receiving their diploma and going on to pur ue a post secondary education or to enter the workforce fully prepared. Because of the vision and efforts of this great man, Northeast has been able to hed the negative image that had unjustly been placed on our school in the past. Northeast is now a place we all can be proud to call home, and Dr. Scavella i a man who we are honored to call Principal. ru'lssi toJJt 'Pr1iuipoLf With the help of Dr. Jeffrey Ashley and Dr. Julia Daniely, Northeast is making a transition into a school of excellence. Life as an assistant principal in six words: "Supporting Northeast's vision and daily success." Dr. Ashley sums up his life in six words: "Time today is all we have." dministrattve cJupport Team ~ ·Dt: e)boro11 (ompbe/1 'Dt: (otby Votborrl (otb_v 'DtllSOI/ .Jn.ll!71lliollltl .f:c111l TmrfHT &!: 11tb &!:-utb (;.jmt!t ('rJ1111.1dor 9t/1 &!:- fllt/J (.;mt!t (o1111.1dor Tit!t 1 (ormlinttfor [!Jnitti111 Jonv;r/ Ber{,v ebolt u11Pin (opelrmtl (Jmrl!trl/t(l/1 e.JJ>a;ilhi! 0"J{etlin "jJerinlirt . -:: :-:: .. --- ~- .- : .. . : ' - L:etter :Jfrom tbe ~ C:ditor-:7n-Cbiej On behalf of our principal Dr. cavella. yearbook ad\ i...,er. hana Burton, and the) earbook ...,taff. we th,.mk ) ou for your support of our 200 -2009 Valhalla )earbook. We promise that e\ery page in thi..., book will give you an up-close-and-per onal \ie\\ mto the li\e'i of our Raider family. This book is filled with the man memorie..., vve've created throughout this year at orthca-;t High. ln-;Ide the-;e page-;, you \.\ill find lifelong friend...,hip...,, great accomplishments, and the in...,pirational educator-; \\ ho made the-;e Ka~ Ia .J. Cooper. Editor-in-Chief accompli. hments po...,...,ible. We have included the good memorie , along with the bad ones, because we realiLe that you cannot learn and accompli...,h great thing-; vvithout ~truggling for them. Yet, we, the Might) Raiders alway-; pre\ail. In clo<;ing. we hope that viewing book will thi~ make you laugh. cry, remini ce, and fill you \.\ ith a <;en5e of that Raider Pride. W hould be proud bccau .... e \\e have faced mc.ll1) ob...,tacles with dignity. We have ma5tered life on "The Hill" and are now moving to the mountaintop! (Top) Sen1or Brandy . hana Burton.\ earhool. \d~i cr concentrates on her work. Kay Ia J. Cooper, Editor-in- hief (Bottom) Jumor Shaneice Rouse makes sure that her pages are finished. Our ~carhook editors and stafT ·nork hard to ensure that ~ou rccehe a "top-notch" ~earbook. 6