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

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170- Smashed hand - Sophomore Gary Ferris pre- tends to shut senior Renee Hargetfs hand in locker after an argument over which class is the greatest. Daryll Mitchell Wendy Monaco Tracy Montgomery PM Earlene Moody Charles Eddie Moore Shelli Moore Victor Franklin Moore Malcolm Morris Brenda Ioyce Muckleroy Ieff Murray Ioan Neal Dave Needles Linda Niell Willie Oliver Rich Orvis Kenny Owens Debbie Page Tracey Parson Michelle Ann Partain Sherry Paulson Abbie Peoples Danny Perkins Dee Peterson Cindy Pierce Kelli Pinkston Kay Pool Scott Pool Valerie Prohl Eric Pruitt Tony Pruitt Michael Purdy Brenda Ragsdale Sharon Ramlow Shannon Roa Mary Read Cindy Reisinger Rock Reynolds Ev Rhoden Kim Rhodes Willie Rhodes Carol Rice Kim Richardson Roll Call r:1:..i bg! QM K J QM i T, ue, , wx , A BCL' Q-vs Yr? as

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Karen Lawrence Brad LeMay Mark Limberg Toni Linz Eddie Litton Bill Lloyd Ioey Lotz Marc Luker Vicki Lyons lane Makosky Mary Maness Dona Mansell Missy Marlow Billie Martin Catherine Martindale Carolyn Maxwell Sarah McCorkle Kathy McCormack Kerk McCormick lim McGee Iamie McKee Mike McQuiston Phyllis Miley Carolyn Miller Christianne Miller Iulea Miller Toni Miller Sandy Mills Students catch flu, or vice versa Does your head ache? Do you feel down and out? In a rut? Do you have a drip that won't quit? If so, you probably have the Hong Kong flu, or Asian flu, or swine flu . . . In 1977 you probably weren't alone in your misery. The flu was common. In fact many schools were closed because students were absent due to bouts with it. There wasn't much students could do except take two aspirin, drink plenty of fluids, and get lots of rest. Carol Dimond CMB EBU tfilltill UL The pain - Sophomore Marianne Woodyear gets a shot for the flu. Sophomores 169

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Dreaming - Sophomore Baba Pearah watches senior idol Lisa Adams and dreams of the day when he will be a senior. Sophs learn togetherness What did that sassy senior say to you? Who the heck does that lousy junior think he is? Such questions were asked, al- ways in whispers, by all sophomores at one time or another as they spent the year making a place in a world which didn't seem to want or need them. It may have come as a surprise to some people, but sophs had feelings too, and even though their feelings didn't seem to count, they were always important to other sophomores. Such a bond built sophomore togetherness, a necessary part of high school life. How else could they have stood the weeks of being called Mickey Mouse. But, they take the static in stride for they were sure of one thing. 1977 would end, and with it all remem- brances of what it was like to be a sophomore. Tim Vtlhite George Riggs Stephen Rigsby Suzanne Riopel Steve Robb Becky Roberts Terri Rogers Ieff Roper Tracy Roulston Scott Ryberg Ronnie Salling Randy Sandefur Lori Sanders Zina Saville Tanya Scales Lisa Schraer David Schratz Ronny Scolcs Iulie Scott Ocean Scott Darnell Settles Tammy Shadell Dawn Shavalia lack Sheridan Craig Shipley Allen Shirley Tommy Shores Terri Io Skipper Robert Smiley Sophomores 171