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

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Sing along - Young Life leader Dave Winger and group conduct a sing-along during Young Life. I wonder if there really is an elevator. For all the passes I've bought I sure hope there is. I thought seniors just picked on sophomores. I can't believe it's finally here, vve're honestly going to graduate in 249 days. And so it went as SENIORS, juniors, and sophomores made their way into the gym for the first assembly. Class yells and friendly reunions set the mood. There, for the first time, senior were seniors. Their summer dreams of selling elevator passes, sending lost sophomores to the gym instead of the band room, and leading the choruses of M-I-C-K-E-Y, M-0-U-S-E. were now coming true. juniors also had something to be proud of. After all, they weren't sophomores. They too could sell elevator passes. But, they still vveren't seniors. Sophomores were sophomores, and very seldom were they allowed to forget it. Those rMICKEY MOUSE club members now had time to contemplate whether or not they'd get a speech class with all seniors, or if everything that junior had told them during the summer was true. But, whether they were sophomores, juniors, or seniors they all had one thing in common-summer was over, and it was back to school for all. J K J N Guplo 941 911 J Introduction 5

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Spirit ladder - With pie in hand, senior Sammy Symbol of it all - Seniors Scot! Barlow and Landrum measures spirit by ladder wrungs, as he Danny Mills hold up the Mighty '77', built by inches toward his target, the face of sophomore seniors to be displayed at games and Tommy Butler. assemblies. .9 A 3: .E . E , '5 , ,Y 43- Happy hug- Senior Lisa Pennington congratulates Disco disc- Mike Henderson takes requests for Charger Mark Farris for playing a good game. songs to play at the Senior Cabinet dance after the Ole Main game. i 1 4-Introduction

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Thoughts of summer skiing vaeatronrng loalrng and ext n the summer lob disappeared in a pop as prinerpal lamr s Qmrth took the podium to weleome the students baek to sehool There were r few surprises They learned from Mr Smith th rt choice period would be fo Responsible seniors on xl Visions of four days at the Box s Club were brought to polrey and regulations against fighting and leaving crampus without permission The sehool year was officially underway The students had a lot of new things to be proud of For example the traek had been resurfaeed The auditorium was nearly eompleted Tvyo thousand dollars worth of equipment hid been added to thc electronics department 189 paved spaees had been rddtd to the student parking lot There was no doubt about rt Northeast was bigger Students now had one whole year to do their best to makr it better Billie Oholendi w ' I wr 1 u I r A l ' kw V ul x. 1 1 EA: L I ' V 3 . , 1 . . E - -' . V, , . . .I ' 1 KY! ' ' , 7' 1 1 , . mind as he explained smoking rules, the twelve day asbsentee f ' ' , y , - , . , ' . ' 1' , . i 1 , 1 I 1 1 s I 2' 1 E ' ' ' a . ' ' z 2 f - 1' 1 , X s : I9 E LD ID G lmaning ir betta HutAir-junior varsity cheerleader Susan Iames Come and ge! It Senrors Randy Benton and holds on tight to her balloons. Charger fans Paula Capps feed their fine feathered friends at released these Z5 cent balloons at the kick off of Lakewood s Lake no 5 some of the football games. Gflntroduclion