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

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The adfvantage Advertising benefits business and consumer I never thought I'd say this, but I need the yellow pages. What for? I've got to go to this place this afternoon, and I don't know where in the world it is. When all else fails, read the ad pages. You said it. Should we say that reading the ad pages is to my ad-vantage? I hope not. Business was a word with clout in North Little Rock. The community had pride, and not just profit in mind when the word business was mentioned. Students were among the most regular and loyal customers a business could have, which was the reason behind several businesses purchasing ads. And beneath the surface, it was an even trade with a touch of business sense. - By Christy Hicks BQIIQQEFIII THQ IIJEFQGQ Advertisingfl87

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NIGHT LIFE - The North Little Rock business area takes a solemn look as the clay comes to an end. But come daylight, the string of cars and long lines become filled with life again. Photo by Greg Powell Designed by Denise Clay TRAFFlC - The speed of cars, headlights, and businesses in the background show the active spirit of North Little Rock in a stream of lines and flashes. This is a View of a North Little Rock highway at night. Photo by Greg Powell lS6fAds Divider, The AD-vantage

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::.: The Alfivontoge Charger Country lt's more than a game Senior Steve Blevins concentrates on shooting down missiles before he is blown away at Smiley's video arcade. According to manager Gecil Gaylord, Smiley's gives the kids a nice place to play the games, where they don,t have to worry about drugs or getting into trouble. Smiley's has a total of 35 games including Stargate, Space Devil, Victory, Tron, Gentipede, Qix, Ms. Pac Man, Snap lack, Lady Bug, Zaxon, Frogger, Pac Man, jump Bug, and Fantasy. Students receive five tokens for a dollar to play the games. The arcade is open seven days a week and every holiday, 10:30 a. m. until 10:00 p. m. Monday thru Thursday, and until Eli ihliit u 4Fiui intili g iii Qsrtlgiirctttrnl ihallrrg, Zinn. Nnrili iiiiilr Tinrli. Arlmnszis 7211? r T inrnsr fi' 'Tf 'sl Aiitiu -5 Sillll Tllriiihrrs Iiunh tiling. li? Ni 5lll-El-lfv-lillll-l flilnrg Tlluuisr Kliuiripsuu Llinhg Ksilllfg midnight on weekends. Gaylord added that Smiley's holds team tournaments on Fridays and on Saturdays. Free play is held from 7 p. m. until 10 p. m. on Tuesdays, and Thursdays were ladies night when women could get eight tokens for a dollar. Pizza, ice cream, nachos, soft drinks, hamburgers, and hot dogs are offered for those interested in grabbing a bite to eat as well as matching their skills against the electronic games. Gaylord said, Smiley's is a family business, and we try to keep it strictly for the families. - By Rex DeLoney AWN ,X ,,,,,.,,,, ... TEN HUT - Senior Kenneth Smith tries on an army fatigue at Bennett's Military Supplies. Bennett's is the place to go for those interested in the military look. Photo by Greg Powell rr? Bennet Militar Supplie Featuring Boots - Shoes - Fatigues leans - Coats and Iackets General Mdse. - Campu Equipment 2302 Main Street Little Rock, Arkansas 724 MonH1HiUaSlwlIPiK9Cudv1 JONES SHERWOOD EXIT - JACKSONVILLE FRE NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS OFFICE 945-6191 WATS 1-BOO-482-8849 1887The ADvantage ts EE