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

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C J I J Ga for it all- The Lake is the scene of pro class football on Sunday afternoons. It offers a variety of activities. law '- ' Killing time - Seniors Trey Crawford and Iulie Ryberg take the easy way up at the Mall. McCain Mall, the largest shopping center in the area, provided something to do for many students on boring nights. 28-Prime Time I SEAICII CF A Munchin' - Sophomores Linda Clowers and y Marrianne Woudyear munch down at everyones kind of place, McDonalds. A reason to smile - Iunior Donna Roetzel clowns around with Big Boy at Shoney's. Shoney's was the late night place to go after everything else had closed and the stomach started to growl for food.

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Shake your boodie - lunior Michelle Sullivan and Senior Sammy Landrum add originality to the Ole Main dance. Ge! down tonight - Iunior Tanya Townshend and Senior Myron Rhodes do one of the more popular dances, the Bump. N J N Do the hussell - Iunior Bonita Curry, Sophomore Tonie Burl, Northeast Alumnus Theresa Watson, and Senior Marilyn Smith do the Hussell at the Ole Main dance. Turn the beat around - Senior Al Willard gets ready to move to the nitty gritty at a record dance in the cafeteria. J J Dancing-27

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AISH' + Crashing - Iunior Donna Murphy proves you don't have to be a kid to enjoy the many things to do at Burns Park. kk Whats cooking? - The Breaker shows of its menu of fabulous gourmet food for which it's world famous. X l l 3 ., MILK ..-M---125 I 5 .170 Correa .,,,,15 i . nor cnocotns 1 , x. .25 - .45 .f 455' w l 513531 T M., , , F, LIME 4, G1 .zo T , ORANGE N We , .as , Ginnie gg cnennv A -50 1 0, gggmfggw, ' roovtono conev. ers 5,,.,,,,,,,ng 75 a. cussss . .as M5 ,mn ' nsouma cousv.. ii..,,, .ss 5 uw acussse as 485 T' cDonalds, The' Lake, The Wizard. When Northeast students thought of these places, one thing came to mind-hangout. Hangouts are as Amer- ican as hotdog dogs, apple pies, and motherhood. And every typical All- American Northeast student had his favorite. Senior Rob Fisher said 'iThe Lake was his favorite. There is always someone there you know and there is always someth- ing to do, even if it's nothing besides talking, he said. People had different reasons for needing a hangout. Senior Leslie Roper said, that people need a hangout because they Checking it out - The smoking hole was a major hangout on campus which drew many people at lunch. Hangouts help solve boredom want a sure place to go and a sure thing to do when they get there. But, whether it was munching down at Pizza Inn or killing Bozo's at the Wizard, one thing was certain, regardless of the hangout. Northeast students could be expected to be there, leading the in-crowd. Don Byram Hangouts 29