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

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Q Driving in - junior Tony Talbert gets in the action B-team lays groundwork With all the attention focused on the varsity team and their success, it could have gotten lonely on the junior varsity. But that was not entirely true. With added interest in basketball as a whole, Charger fans began turning out to see both A and B games. junior varsity coaches were jim Morgan and john Narkinsky. Coach Narkinsky said this year's junior varsi- ty laid the ground-work for next year's team. The main purpose of the B-team is to let the boys learn what it's like to play under more pressure than they were used to in junior high. The B-team is the back bone of the next year's team, he said. Tim White This is the way its done - B-team coach jim Morgan shows his form prior to a practice session. 68 Tough Stuff of an A-game Clean sweep Manager Tommy Bradshaw performs one of the many duties of a manager keeping the court sweep clean

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Working the ball - Iimmy Flennoy has his arms up to receive the ball during the Parkview game. e 1 e Free throw- Members of Charger and Ole Main Mid-court yell - Members of the team have Wildcats team watch the ball drop through the traditional spirit yell before the Parkview game. hoop. The Chargers won 52-46. Basketball-67

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Starter- Iunior Eric Byrd was one of the Iuniors who started for tho varsity, Gimme that ball - Charger B-teamers struggle for the ball in a conference game against Hall High. in .I .gr Scramble - B-teamers Maurice Watson and Lindy Kirkpatrick fight for the ball against Pine Bluff. V Basketball-69