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

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it Q s 3, if . , . it '1 'YN B5 it ' fd? if A -, fig, .f it CARAMEL OR CRUNCI-I? - junior Lisa Kundert stops junior Sunny Schelenger for a quick candy bar before class. Candy bars were sold by many organizations. Photo by Angie Cook Sales provide what customers want Buying McCain Mall and The Other Center had nothing on Northeast when it came to buying op- portunities. For money raising projects, pushing items from French suckers to original oil paintings, qualified the scene as a full-fledged shopping mall. Student Council's sale of its 50 front-lot parking spaces got the season underway. For a mere 10 bucks and a few hours in line, a student could rent his own Charger space for a nine-month term. Later came milk and doughnut breakfasts for less than 50 cents, thanks to future homemakers, And, for the amazing price of a nickle, students could purchase their very own spirit links and help Mu Alpha Theta keep the power place. T-shirts, an ever-popular item, were a sell-out for hundreds of customers wanting to advertise their part in a drama production, sport their position on the senior class roll, or declare their affection with an I love Northeast number from Spanish Club. From bumper stickers to burri- tos. From class rings to candy bars. You name itg the Charger Mall had it, and its satisfied customers promised a prosperous future. Senior Trisa Adkins was a typical patron. The candy sales are my favorite, she said. l crave chocolate, especially when l'm hungry, which is most of the time when l'm at school because l never have time to eat breakfast. - By Susan Slater Ole Main Wildcats in their t g .g L . , Ah ..'. I I 5. V V at :A , ' xx f2Q1fi:i12.i:i f r Betsy Lynn Steve Maddox Billy Madison Daniel Martin Sharon Martin Tom Martinka Pat McCall Toni McClain Lisa McClelland Jimmy McConnell Michael McCarther Latrina McCoy Philip McDaniel Angela McGhee Voniya McFadden Lee McDuffee Glynnis McElwee Frank McGuire Sophomores, Buying power!167

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HUSTLE AND BUSTLE - Senior jim Salmon sells Key Club calendars to students before school. The calendars were one of Key Club's main money making projects. Photo by Angie Cook NAME? - Junior Ashley Nowell waits for a receipt for a yearbook. Yearbooks were sold throughout October. Photo by Vicki Causey xx X sN W M if :Zh . , .,. ai is 2 'Z 25721-H K Hw,,,,,,,r,a: f, Kim Kimbrell David King Grace King Doug Kloss Gina Kloss Marty Koonce Kris Lagerloef Amy Lanning Larry Larff Darron Laster Elizabeth Laurenzana EA A ,- 1 TOITIITYY Land V -qi? 9' 'Z M rv- 3 r n o ag f is: 4 fi W W .. . K Mayrya Ledbetter Mike Lee Stefanie Levin Ken Lewis Rhonda Lovelace Janis Lucas 166! Classes ali igeliiai 5 WY sa-fx. A ,E

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Men, women Hght I T-shirt The T-shirt has transcended time, sex, and social levels and provides the latest battlefield in the on-going squabble of the battle of the sexes. In number of slogans, women take the lead in proclaiming their superiority. They brag, When Cvod created man she was only joking, and they advise, Never underestimate the powers of a woman or The best man for the job is a woman. A variety of women's T-shirt slogans referred to inferior men. A sample included Of course God made man first. You always make a rough copy before you create a master piece. Another conceded, A woman has to do twice as much as a man to be considered half as good. Fortunately it's not difficult. Men were also put down with Women like the simple things in CONCERT CLAN - Sophomores Margaret Barsocchi, jennifer Wallace, and Dana Runsick display T-shirts from various rock concerts. Photo by Mark Donnell battle of the sexes EIUIHCKS life: men, Men have only two faults . . . everything they say and everything they do, and the ultimate blow, The more I know men, the more I like my dog. A check of local inventory revealed a limited supply of men's retorts. But the one available sample managed to do the job efficiently. It suggested, In the beginning God created man. Then he rested. Then he created women, and ever since, nobody's rested. junior Steve Speers offered another explanation for the lack of men's T-shirt attacks on women. We don't need T-shirts, he said. Women are bad enough by themselves. They don't need help from our T-shirts. - Story by Angie Cook. Layout by Anne jacob -. f .W ..,,.,,,:, ,ig i,e.Wawaee., t Cherise McMurtray Ii. t In soon McWilliams I A . . e I . are Chris Meecn r Q n 5 i , f ,R he ,W .., , Susan Meek Y ' . . , L' V ,,V.. ,E,,,g, if , V , y ft - , S0011 Mem A ' T I eeer if e .I LaNaye Merrm Z iii ff tl 3? A Lf, . A Eff fl , M 5 A 1 , I I :2efffG,.fffx fQ Michelle Metcalf Chris Miller David Miller Tim Miller Bryan Milligan Tammy Minton Danny Mitchell Tiffany Mitchell Erin Monaghan Jackie Moore Robert Moore Byron Murphy l68f Classes v-M 1' K, , fa ff' rw!