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

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Math meets modern needs f7x+2y2jcos - I-4bj l3al3 Zab Who would have thought 10 years ago that a problem like that would have anything to do with math. Back then it was your basic 1+1:2. But a lot has changed since then. Math teacher Alice Io Gadberry said, The teaching gets easier with experience, but every year students are introduced to more theories than just problems. They are not only learning how to work problems but are learning the reasons for working them. She also stated, Today there is more variety in choosing a math course. Math comes in all shapes and sizes. From general math to algebra Il to calculus. So the next time you are straining your brain on that final math exam just think, lf I was only 10 years younger. Tim White Hundiwork-Teacher Alice Io Gadberry shows some the artwork made in her math class. Spread the lead-Senior Iames Graham does the paperwork on his trigonometry homework. ,,,..---f Take Five-Senior Bill Hedges meditates on another one of those unbelievable trig assignments. . m sw K I 'u ' A2 . 1 RYA 'C 'U ' ftfqi '. 1 SJ 'S .W 1- 3 fJ'L xmto tw r rj! fft,,,?'yxl4x'13't Q x'oo!'L t . 'Q ,,, . W. fd O 4'ryF0.'il f ,Q QW Q 5 ,ipwii Q!! 4 at ,Eva :Se-aa, 8... .trintxpy Q 4 tsgixx 1 ' gf' xzikl I .grit . ff Z 5. 'N . .. Q11 Q V3 if 1. was 'ef ..Xw PV . -21. lt at t..a ?' ffQ.4QaiQf is 3 , sg ff . . ' Q V Q. ,A . .. ,Il gl' -'fi f'-ff .ft r aww. - -A -. -aatr e . t'c i.t ,' . t 'QW iw 'Q t l :xt 1, by W fl' QMQQKRE' R gif N ' .L ' Ii T--N3 f s?ST'L1i J'L lb--'. .iiiioi ':.. 3' A .em e' r gif ifixfftzf' 2231 , .3133 -Q2f'tf21f,11.f-.ffl '..!i2a.f':.' f3?f. i45?Q Wee - 'M- 1' sfzQgg,g-.r.'.Q1f5i3w swf-p.z4'f'w:1t f.1.sw e1a., .,,.,.. . .,.,. W, .,,, .A ,. t . , . 2 arte.. .- ' .. fsamizfzr-A r w,f-nw . ' A Ka -,. nigh me ,5 X V. assay 1-. ima yr.. w,f1vff,a1ff. . r. . of .. Wy.. fm!-ts., Lt? 'f.:,la,,g.fj,, ,ff N 1, X ..1 ag - ffizf ' S ' -witizxw.stxinzzfgggssipl. ,sgi A - 5 X, .. ,r , me i 4 ,mu H:--7-1 112-t.?:1fff.r'::yr , .V . gtiierzggi, ggi'-A 511513: LA g,.Q -fgazz '-1. t'Q-j:'g1::g1Lis.i41 ls Y X ,f ie: ...ifggi rgwaf mt, QQ? 4.4. 11' U A i'fSEt::ir .ESV-If we f we it f M ff- 1 Q.:-1 t W.1::..:11 we 2-gawfve-r wg. ,safaris . fait' YW 1494.21-fnsfyh Q' msn, , -'ezwtz-pq.t1,r4gQ' t- ',t':.,'::fg.. ,.ggffs.,.3:,ts.4 f.,tf..g.,.Q,.,..... ,..ti.?.t..Q,. K., a .re.,.,.ige.-,.t,r..2 fb V., 1' ii ' 3?Ti'Q itll' TU,-I 451 . .:1.i'3' -v1Cfl5?4ffT.f.I?i -'.k W'Wt' , , 'f'-54'5f..,,,,Lf?' ?rj5i-f... f.f3'gQ13 A ' + , fit. f.a.w q'5'T,,g,' Q, ggi ,M -v,.mg::a.55:gj,:,t, Y 1.,u5,fg,3L 31:1-gg ..-. ,Hip

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,T Lead on-Captains Iulie Peoples Itopj and Keri Hibberd lbottoml lead the Chargettes throughout the year. il Smile, girls, smile-Chargettes keep students on feet during a routine in a pep assembly. Chargettes march f to keep spirit up Ladies and Gentlemen, for your entertainment we now present the 1976-77 Chargettesf' This was a familiar introduction for the Chargettes, who provided entertainment for the Charger fans, at both basketball and football home games. The Chargettes worked for a marching drill team image. Accor- ding to captains Iulie Peoples and Keri Hibberd the student body re- acted better and showed more spirit when the group marched. Summer activities for the drill team proved successful. They worked hard in the early days of the summer to prepare for camp at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. The work paid off for the Chargettes won 12 individual rib- bons and a 3rd place trophy for marching. Thirty-eight members, the smallest number in recent years, made up the drill team. According to the captains the smaller number made it a lot easier to learn routines. Whether on the floor for assemblies or basketball games, or on the field for football games, the 38 precession marchers along with magical beat of the drum, kept fans well entertained throughout the year. Karen Callaway Drill Team 85

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String Thing-Creative math students design geometric figures as a new dimension of math. .. W-5 Y..f l 91:19 ' f in S l L 0 CJD Understand?-Math teacher Phyllis Wiggins explains an Algebra II problem to a puzzled student. 1,2,3, , . . -Sophomore Kim Rhodes uses her own kind of calculator in solving her geometry problems. Math-87