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

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Becky Hensley - Girls' State, Homecoming lQueenJ, Honor Society, Key Club iCalendar Girly, Mu Alpha Theta, Senior Cabinet iSec.l, Track, Volleyball. Bill Herman - Key Club, Spanish Clubg Robinson High School, Tampa, Fla.: Boys' State, Football, Who's Who. Patrick Herrin - COE, VICA lReporterj. Christy Hicks - Anything Goes lCastl, Charger lCopy-Editorj, Encore lCastJ, Honor Society, Music Man lCastj, Paper VWngs, Quill and Scroll. Wray MUNCHIN' OUT - Senior Ieda Britto has lunch in the school cafeteria. New food was just one way she had to adjust in her move from Brazil. Photo by Robert Miller NEW STUDENTS - Seniors Bill Herman and Cathy Stivers look over a couple of popular albums at Musicland. 'W ' 5 if 1 i Photo by Robert Miller Gina Hitt. Donald Hoffman - Anything Goes lOrchestraJ, Band lAll-Region, Marching, Symphonicj, Choir QAII-Region, Chorale, Concertl, Key Club, Matchmaker lCasti. Robert Holderfield - Band lAll-Flegion, Symphonicj, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Student Coun- cil. Melinda Horst - DECA, Spanish Club. Jimmy Howard - Anything Goes iCrewJ, Arsenic and Old Lace lCrewj, Matchmaker lCrewJ, Mu Alpha Theta, Music Man iCrewi, National Honor Society. Randy Hughes - ICT. Janet Jackson - Anything Goes iCastJ, Band, Encore, Girls' State, Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Music Man lCastJ, Student Council. Michelle James - Charger, Chargettes, Key Club, Quill and Scroll, Y-Teens. lZ4f Classes Xi. Z? .Xxx , I . ky,- XM ii

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5553 . Tests have good and bad points Semester tests Exams can be a headache, but the semester tests administered Jan. Z4-26, had their good points too. They gave students three days of open campus between tests. Semester tests were introduced at Northeast during the 1982 spring semester. The teachers decided whether or not to give the tests, and regular classes were scheduled between exams. All that changed in 1983. Teachers were required to give exams in a routine similar to college schedules. One test was given from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. and another from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Sophomore Natalie Jeffers said that open campus was a good idea because it gave students a chance to study. She also said that she READER'S, WRITIN', AND SEMESTER TESTS - Students in Drama class perform a Reader's Theater as part of their final examination. Photo by Robert Miller learned a lot from the tests. It gave us more experience at taking tests,', she said. And I even remembered a lot more than I thought I would. Senior Wendy Ward said the tests meant too much on grades. These tests are to prepare me for college, she said. But now I need something to prepare me for high school. I guess we need them, though because I don't want to be cold on tests when I go to college. Principal james Smith said that the response to the semester exams was favorable. In addition to the students response on the survey, a number of parents have called to express their pleasure that we're giving them,', he said. - By Patty Pitts ...J g . Shannon Hardy - Anything Goes lCast, Crewj, Encore fCast, Crewy, Key Club, Music Man, Young Life. Helen Harper - Spanish Club. Yulinda Harper - Choir, FHA, Track. Mark Wayne Harris - CCECA Tracy Hartwick -- VICA lPhotographerl. Connie Havens - Chargettes fLieuten- antj, Key Club, Senior Cabinet, Young Life. Annette Hawkins - DECA, FBLA, FHA. Chris Heil - Holy Cross High School, Delran, New Jersey: Baseball, Catholic Youth Organization, German . Club. Semester tests, Seniors!123

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Wayne Jesus - Arsenic and Old Lace iCrewJ, Band fConcert, Marchingl, Cheerleader, Encore, Key Club, Matchmaker fCrewJ, Music Man iCrewJ, Senior Cabinet. Kim Johnston Caldwell - Choir fChorale, Concertj, COE, Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Young Life. Cynthia Jolly - Chargettes iCaptainl, Key Club, Senior Cabinet, Who's Who, Young Life, Y-Teens. David Jones. New kid Everyone may talk about the new kid in town, but talk doesn't make adjusting to a new school any easier. Loneliness and feelings of being left out are common to a newcomer. However, senior Bill Herman, who moved from Tampa, Florida, said that Northeast was different. The people here are really friendly, especially the girls, he said. I made friends real fast. MOVING ON - Senior Chris Heil tries to beat the rush after school. Overcom- ing the 3:30 p.m. traffic was one way new students learned to adjust. Photo by Robert Miller I I I 'E New Chargers evaluate the scene in town Senior Chris Heil, from Wil- lingsboro, New jersey, found Northeast students very outgo- ing with strangersf, But senior Marilynn Steele thought that the cultural level wasn't quite as high as it is in St. Louis. Everything isn't so sophisticat- ed, she said. But it's so natural. I love the land around here. lt's so pretty. - By Chris Class Paige Jones - Chargettes lLieuten- antl, FBLA, Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Senior Cabin- et, Young Life. Shozo Kamiki - Mu Alpha Thetag Jefferson Preparatory. Pine Bluff: Football. Lee Kendrick - Band. Karen Ketcher - FBLA, French Club, Key Club, VICA. Robert Kidder - VICA. Thomas Kieklak - Boys' Nation, Boys' State, Cheerleader, Encore, French Club fSecretaryJ, Governor's School, Key Club, Matchmaker lCastl, Mu Alpha Theta, Student Congress. Jackie Kimble - COE, Homecoming, Volley- ball. Loree Kirby - Campaigners, Choir QAII-Region, Concertl, COE, Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Young Life. New kid in town, Seniors!lZ5