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

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1-The Adv-gntoge I iLet's go . dancin' Dance fever is a strange disease that strikes individuals in a variety of ways. Take the country-western bunch. Their symptoms most likely surfaced in I the form of the Cotton-Eyed joe, Square dancing, or the two step. I For the more citified crowd, the Waltz and the Fox Trot were more suitable signs. The Gigolo, Body Slam, the Walk, f and the Robot were symptoms of the cool gang. I like to Body Slam because the music that goes with it is really sharp, commented senior Chris Glass. The Gigolo is my style. I guess it's because everyone else does it, sophomore jim Bailey added. I like to Square dance because it takes more than two people to really dance. It lets me enjoy the company of more than one person at one time. Plus, it's exercise that's good for everyone, said senior Kim Wilkins. 'No matter what the dancer's prefer- - ence, the fun began on the first beat and I everyone was in the groove from the word go. I like to dance because it lets me work all the extra energy out of my I body, senior Bradd Estes said. lt lets me be mef' - By Marla Hardwick. I- Charger Country 216fT he ADvantage Congratulations Yale Compliments of Top Hat 65 Us 0 ' FASHIONS FOR THE STYLE-cofvsclous WOMAN 3577jFK BL VD. N. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. 72776 758- 7288

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e Littlest Bank e Biggest Heart. We want to serve you. 1, ational Bank Gt Arkansas 4000 Mc Cain Boulevard 0 North Little Rock, AR 0 771-4000 Main Office: The Other Center At the Pershing Underpass Call us at 77 . Branch Office: MEMBER FDIC ' otivities galore at YMCA The Northside YMCA offers an ndance of activities for all ages. r-round classes include aerobics, ntry and western dance, karate, and nastics. Other seasonal functions are cer, tennis, and swimming. The YMCA's facilities include an rnpic-sized swimming pool, weight 3 m, activity rooms, and a playing field football, baseball, and soccer. Expansion is always in the making he YMCA. ln the near future they e to increase tennis and swimming lities. Other projects are undecided his time but are in plans for the future. Student opinions of the YMCA range from good to better. junior Ann Jacob, a gymnastics instructor, said that the Y is a good place to spend extra time. lt keeps a lot of kids out of trouble, she said. The YMCA's primary objective is to teach kids new things. The organiza- tion does not promote winning as much as learning. lt is not as important to win as it is to learn, a spokesman for the Y said. When children lose, we try to show them the positive side of the situation. ev Q5 K' Charger Country Activities galore at YMCAXZIS

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