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

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Debra Hubbard Kristin Huson Deborah Ingram Holly lnmon Darius lrvin Kim Jablonowski Anne Jacob Keith James Brian Jaynes Cleburn Jenkins Nick Jimerson Kim Johnson Anthony Jones John Jones Suzanne Jones Sheila Keeling Allen Kellems J.T. King M - if . ' 'ff 1 ggi W 5 , I i I-, , ,, 1: x I is ll, , gi is if ff 4' l X 4 'li' QW , - ,V , M We 1 3 f if if 1 f qg- , ik Q21-4 X 3, Q 44514, 3231: mzwm wh, f ff: .3 gi' K K Iva ,WM f , Nil 2 wash' F: Y W4 in , T W H ,lf-ff' fy , 1.9 xg at S in A if B x , 8- 11 wwf' v ' W,a xx RAKE IT IN - junior joe Ciasca spends a school-day afternoon raking the leaves that cover his yard from the fall season. Photo by Vicki Causey WHAT A MESS! - junior Michele Hardin turns the morning task of cleaning her room into an afternoon chore. Photo by Vicki Causey is HB! Classes

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