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

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Shanda Etchison - COE, Key Club, FBLA. John Eubanks - Arsenic and Old Lace fCastl, Band fSymphonicJ, Choir QAII-State, Chorale, Concertl, Encore QCastl, Honor Society iPresidentl, Mu Alpha Theta, Music Man QCastJ, Pippin QCastl. Maysaa Farhat - AFS, French Club, Spanish Club, Star iStaffl. Mike Flemister - FBLA, Key Club, Track, VICA Nice-Presidentl, Young Life. Joan Forrest - BOE Ureasurerl, COE iTreasurerl, FBLA, Honor Society. Gina Fortenberry - Anything Goes iCastl, Band iMajorette, Marching, Symphonicl, Encore iCastl, Homecoming lMaid, Maid of Honorl, Honor Society, Key Club iCalendar Girll, Mu Alpha Theta, Senior Cabinet. Nicki Fries - AFS, Chargettes, Encore lCrewl, FBLA, Honor Society, Music Man fCrewJ, Mu Alpha Theta, Senior Cabinet. Yale Funk - Cheer- leader, FBLA QPresidentl, Key Club, Senior Cabinet. Andy Gardner - Golf, Key Club, Young Life. Pam Garrett - Arsenic and Ola Lace lCrewl, Campaigners, Encore lCrewJ, FBLA Nice-Presidentl, Honor Society, IOL QPresidentJ, Music Man lCrewl, The Matchmaker fCrewJ, Twin City Bank Student Board, Young Life. Debra Giddings - Band iFlag Teaml, Campaigners, COE, Encore iCrewJ, Senior Cabinet, Young Life. Brant Gieck. Donna Gilliam - Spanish Club. Charles Gipson. Christina Glass - Charger fStaffJ, German Club, Hahnsville High School, New Orleans, Louisiana: French Club, Science Club, Swim Team. Julie Glaze - Anything Goes QCastl, Char- gettes iChoreographerj, Choir QAII- Hegion, All-State, Chorale, Concertl, Encore lCastl, Governor's School, Honor Society, Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Music Man fCastl, Student Council fSecretaryj. Linda Glover - French Club, Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Spanish Club, Young Life. Novella Glover - FBLA, lOL. Byron Scott Goucher - Anything Goes QCrewl, Band QAII-Region, Sergeant, Symphonicj, Music Man QCrewl, Pippin iCrewJ. David Gray - Key Club. l2O! Classes ,QNX NN' Kasey Ne... 'fre

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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

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Daytime sho ws relax audience Soap Syndrome Everyday, millions of people tuned in to their favorite soap operas and lost themselves in another world. Among those in the top ratings were General Hospital and All My Children. Why do so many people watch the soaps? lt takes you away from the real world and helps you forget your own problemsfl said one student. Everything is so far-fetched and exaggerated that it makes you realize how well-off you really are. GOT THE GIGGLES? - junior Scott Gage laughs at the articles in a soap opera magazine that outlines the past week's action. Photo by Greg Powell people who don't have the op- portunity to watch the traumatic soaps during the day. Their solu- tion? Video Cassette Recorders. They tape the shows so they can catch up on the action during their free time. One such person was English teacher Kathy Smith. She and her daughter Shana enjo V watching them together after school. Senior David Beebe said he watches soaps just for the fun of it. l'm not caught up in them like most people. They just make me laugh, he said. - By Libbi Dixon. T.V. TRAUMA - The popular daytime soap opera Days of Our Lives is shown playing on a television off of a video recorder. Photo by Mark Donnell FAMILY FUN - English teacher Kathy Smith and her daughter Shana relax in from of their television and catch up on the action of the soaps. Photo by Mark Donnell Seniors, Soap Syndrome!l2l