Northeast High School - Charger Yearbook (North Little Rock, AR)

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4 Tim -White - Football, Young life, Charger Staff, Key club, Student Council, FCA. Chuck Wilks - Key club, Young Life. Debi Williams. Elmarie Williams - FBLA, COE, Pep Club, Y-teens. lulie Williams. Pam Williams - FBLA, FHA. AI Williard - FCA, Young Life, Football, Key club, Mu Alpha Theta, BONE, Golf, Senior Cabinet, Drama, National Honor Society. Kathryn Wilson. Tammy Wise. Shirley Wiseman - Symphonic Band, All Region Band, Marching Band, Young Life, Interact, West Side Story Crew, Band Sergeant, German club, Drama, Mu Alpha Theta, Co Technical Director of A Thurber Carnival Honor Society, Flag Team, Reader's Theatre, Cindy Wood - Symphonic Band, All Region Band, Marching Band, FBLA, Interact, French club - secretary and treasurer, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Flag Team, General Mills Leadership Award, All State Band. Lynne Woods - Cirl's Choir. Concert Choir, FBLA, Senior Cabinet - secretary, TCB student Board, Honor Society, Rose Mary Woods. Margaret Woodsmall - Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Mu Alpha Theta. Iohnny Wren - Key Club, Young Life. Carey Young - Key club, DECA. Carol Young. Harold Young. Loretta Young. Karen Zeybel. Seniors 157

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Stars guide students lives Signs, signs, everywhere signs - the universal symbol of horoscopes. The recent horoscope craze was not neglected by Northeast students. Those interested in the ancient meth- od of fortune tolling, consulted the paper, magazines, and books con- cerning such important matters as their love life, or gaining of wealth. Many students showed their enthusiasm for the horoscope by wearing zodiac jewelry, T - shirts, and buying zodiac posters. Senior Tammy Henderson ex- pressed a typical opinion of zodiac followers. I do not really believe that the horoscope can run my life, but they are fun to read, she said. Ioy Dobberstoin Zodiac fashion - Senior Pam Topp models various types of Zodiac bracelets, to show her interest in the horoscope. Linda Warren - National Honor Society, FBLA home economics club. Ianice Warrick - French club, Spanish club, Honor Society. Sherrie Watkins - French club, Art club - secretary and treasurer, Y - teens, Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Science Club, Explorers, Heritage junior Miss, Arkansas State Iunior Miss Finals Scholastic Award, National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist. Herbert Watson - Football, Honor Society, Track. Cynthia Weise. Timothy Welch. lackie Welsh. Eric Wherry - Senior Cabinet. Debbie White - Girls' choir, FBLA, BOE, COE, FHA, Board of Directors. 156 Roll Call if . Q' i g . . Tffifflffi -ag w.: ' 'in Q' .g,. I . ,V .1 it Q . 3 ' T f 4f1 gg . .--' , ,35 ..'f 'X X ffl 1. A , s - gg. I .,.wf-V I .. 47 Exit. , Q ET.

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Brush, brush, brush - Iunior Leslie Krebs combines her efforts, so she will not be late for her ride to school. Car pools offer lessons in speed Hurry up! Let's go! Our car pool will leave us. Such statements were typical for students who depended on others to get them to and from school. Being in a car pool was a practical way of traveling. It had its good points. For instance, what better way to associate with friends, or catch up on the latest gossip. Also, car pooling allowed the riders to save on money and gas. But there were problems too, most of them caused by the clock. Late alarms and early arrivals sent riders into fits as they tried brushing their teeth while in the shower, or getting dressed while doing last minute homework. Putting on last minute clothing while running out the door, and other such measures were carried out by Northeast students who did not want their fellow riders to be late for school. Ioy Dobberstein Beat the clock - Iunior Mike Henderson tries to outrun the tardy bell, so he won't be late for his first period class. Runnin 'late - Iunior Kebby McCluskey dresses on the run, while her car pool awaits. 158 Roll Call Pile in - Iunior Mike Henderson gives a few friends a ride to school.