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

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1 The Advantage James McE1hanon Congratulations, Seniors M Randy McEIhanon and all of the st ME111 eve C anon Northeast Chargers and Chargettes MCELHANONINSLJRANCE AGENCY OFFICE 753-3438 Girl 's Teen 's and Contemporary Apparel LAKEHILL SHOPPING CENTER 3820 JOHN F. KENNEDY BOULEVARD NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 72116 D'!,!!E!!Sfl.S?N RESIDENCE 758-4111 M S, Dimension Cable Services serving North Little Rock and Sherwood 4609 Camp Robinson Rd. 758-3490 A Service of Times Mirror Cable Television ZOZfThe ADvantage Art we Sophomores Amy Lanning and Cecili Patterson certainly do get an eye full of art at the Arkansas Arts Center. Cecili and Amy are just two of the several students who take advantage of the many facilities at the Arkansas Arts Center. Art is only one of the interesting things offered at the center, which includes a mobile art gallery, a traveling children's theater, and works from the permanent collection of the Arkansas Arts Center Foundation. According to Cecili, the activities are seemingly unlimited, ranging from dance wonderful instruction to art exhibits. There are so many things fon person to do, and that is what makef so much fun, she said. Most every ing is free, as far as the art exhibits a the library because of funds frm membership contributions. I have been going to the A Center for a long time for dance clas and to see the Children's Theater, A said. The Arkansas Arts Center i good place to go when you just wi something fun to do. - By Michelle james Charger Country - I 1

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.1 The Advantage Allied Printing Letter Heads Envelopes All Type of Printing for Your Needs 515 N. Main N. L. R. 375-7697 l've been to HOG HEAVEN fa f 5 J , , , 2,4 vw . h f-4 4 ff' WISE? ff ' N 535 cf! ati. ills, -14. 4021 J.F.K. BLVD. LAKEHILL SHOPPING CENTER NORTH LITTLE ROCK, AR 72Il6 e 0 ENTER IH Portable Toilets - Portable Signs - Supplies and Service 1624 E. Broadway Charg The Flying Senior Brian Copher checks his Cessna 172 before taking a ride over central Arkansas. Brian is one of several students who fly as a hobby at the erNorth Little Rock Airport. According to senior Brett Dingler, who flies a Cessna 152 757 KD the Countryhobby is great, but learning to do it can be expensive. To get an instructor for one hour it cost S12 dollars, he said. To rent a plane it costs 525 an hour, so the total cost of a plane and instructor comes to about 537 for an hour of flying. Pilots have to fly with supervision lVlHCl1ll'l9 until they earn a solo license. That requires at least 20 hours of flying time with a licensed instructor. After that, it is up to the instructor to decide whether the pilot is ready or not. It is left to him, Brett said. If he thinks a six-year-old kid is good enough to fly by himself then heill give the kid his solo license. The money and preparation were well worth the effort and time, Brett said. I get high over Arkansas, he said. It's great. That's all I can say. I love it. - By Cheryl Sloan 1. Congratulations, Arch HO, 0 Seniors Good from the Wishes, Compan Pediatric Clinic S6I1i0I'S Fwd Bfvlfer G?rgeAF- PSrro0pfiVIMbD- Caesar's Pizza 500 5 Markham I'lC . I' S I' . . ' ' Bob L. Goisif M. D. 260 M111f-ary Read 372-1668 Robert B. Choate N, L, R. 204fI'he ADvantage