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

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Debbie Davis - French Club, Girls' State, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Senior Cabinet, Tennis, Volleyball lAll- District, All-Statej Young Life. David Dean - Band, Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Young Life. Carole Deaton - Concert Choir. Rex DeLoney - Art Club, Charger lArt Editorl, Quill and Scroll, Senior Cabinet. Mark Dickerson. Brett Dingler - Golf, Young Life lPresidentl. Libbi Dixon - Anything Goes fStudent Directory, Calendar Girl lSophomore, Juniorj, Charger lStaffl, Cheerleader, Encore, Homecoming lMaidJ, Key Club QActivities lChairmanl, Music Man lCastJ, Pippin lCastl, Sandy Nininger Award, Senior Cabinet, The Matchmaker, Young Life. Randy Dockins - Anything Goes lCastl, Arsenic and Old Lace lCastl, Key Club, Music Man lCastj, Tennis. Mark Donnell - Charger lHead Photo- grapherj, French Club, Governor's School, Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, National Merit Finalist, Quill and Scroll, Star lHead Photographerl, Young Life. Kim Doss - DECA, FBLA, Key Club, Science Club, Star, Track. Greg Douglas. Greg Downs - Golf, Spanish Club. A SUPREME SKATER - Junior Nick Iimerson skates to the beat of the music at Eight Wheels. Photo by Greg Powell DANCING MACHINE - Senior Kim Doss shows his originality by gliding around the floor at United Skates of America. Photo by Greg Powell 118! Classes

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TARGET HIGH - Students show spirit during Ole Main assembly as a banner is raised. The assembly built spirit that resulted in a win. Photo by Beth Brady I-IOBOS? - Sophomores Neil Scoggins and Tony Ben add to the excitement of Ole Main Week by performing Hobo Connection. Photo by Beth Brady Ole Main week hether it was football, basket- I, volleyball, or track, a game against the Ole Wildcats was nothing less war. , it didnt start with the for Charger-Wildcat con- demanded at least a period commonly known Main Week. raditional day-side activities special days designated Hats off to the Chargers, It to Ole Main and Tie Up Wildcats, and Kick the announcing Shipley the Dust or Dunk Shi- ' adequately identified Ole territory as the Northside's capital. time antics went under- as paint patrols, egg bombings, or toilet paper parties. Then came the game - the ultimate test in the battle for the city title. And typically, the outcome of the '83 season left no doubt about the identity of the real king of the hill. Charger victories of 3-O in football, 50-44 and 73-45 in basketball, and twice in volleyball proved Northeast's claim that they were 'lright on target. Sophomore Lisa Ward des- cribed the typical feeling of a Charger after their 73-45 basket- ball Victory. It felt great, she said Every- body stuck together, and we were all in it together. Everyone got their spirit up, and we won.'I - By Susan Slater SPIRIT - Senior Lesa Brownlee demon- strates her Charger spirit by participating in Tie and Sock Day. Photo by Angie Cook Old Main Week!l17

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'1 5'-'-'l 'TV' sa! Terry Doyle - Band lMarchingl, Choir lAll-Flegion, Concert, Chorale, Librarian, Sophomore Representativel. DECA iPar- liamentarianl, Encore tCrewl, Music Man lCast, Crewl. Dale Dring - Football, Young Life. Valerie Dukes - Band iConcert, Marchingl, Choir lConcert, Girls' Chorusl. Dennis Eberle - VICA. Bert Ehrmann - Football, Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Young Life: Ray High School, Kearny, Arizonag Football, Golf, National Honor Society, Wrestling. Kevin Elders - Band iConcert, Marcningl, Choir lConcertl, Key Club, Senior Cabinet, The Matchmaker lCastl. Melanie Ellis - BOE, FBLA, Spanish Club. Lisa Engster - FBLA fTreasurerl, National Honor Society, Paper Wings lCopy Editorl, Quill and Scroll, Spanish Club, Star iSports Editorl, Tennis. Amy Epperson - Anything Goes fCrew and Orchestral, Arsenic and Old Lace iCrewl, Band QAII-Region, All-State, Head Librarian, Marching, Symphonicl, Encore lCrew and Orchestral, Flag Team lCaptainl, Matchmaker, Mu Alpha Theta, Music Man lCrew and Orchestral, National Honor Society, Pippin lOrchestral. Carolyn Eschbacher - BOE, FBLA. Susan Espejo - BOE, DECA. Bradd Estes - Football lTwo-year Lettermanl, FFA, Golf, Senior Cabinet, Track. FOOLIN AROUND Senior Chris Heil takes time out from skating for a game of foos-ball. Other rink favorites included video games and snack bar. Enthusiasts skate Fkmer Skating was a popular pastime for a number of students who found the sport to be a pleasant source of fun and exercise. A typical faithful enthusiast was senior Raymond Smith who skated each Monday and Wednes- day nights at either Skate City or Rink ll. He said he picked those nights because they were disco nights. A lot of the fun of skating has for fun and Htness skanng to do with the music that you skate to, he said. I like disco music, so l go on those nights. Raymond, who said he skates about.1O hours a week, described skating as cheap entertainment in a friendly atmosphere. I-le recognized its potential as a source of exercise and a competi- tive sport, but to him the hobby was just fun, - By Rex DeLoney Seniors, Roller Skatingfll9