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

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i.-The Advantage . Charger Backers Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Bond Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Martin Mr. and Mrs. Roe Poellot Mike Steadman Park Hill Rental Del and Carrie Nelson Anne James Bill's Office Furniture Service Dr. and Mrs. Dave L. Ovellette Dave and Kathy Smith Jean and Terry Adkins Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farhat Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Redden Mrs. Debbie Dillon Jim and Rebecca Meek Mr. and Mrs. Turner Brady Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grimmett Mrs. Sally Laidlaw Mrs. Virginia Hilliard Alice Jo Gadberry Mr. and Mrs. John C. Ward Dr. and Mrs. Newte R. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Bill Land and Bart Mr. and Mrs. Stan Slater LUNCHTIME LAUGHTER - PRIDEFUL SMILE - The mascot K. T Seniors Debbie Davis and Carrie demonstrates the right way to lm urnage Byrd enjoy a humorous moment shine a Charger smile. His smile as they eat lunch in the cafeteria. was an extra in the pep assemblies. Mr. and Mrs' Tgm Tiefel Photo by Angie Cook. Photo by Robert Miller. 242fl'he ADvantage, patrons

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HAPPINESS? - Seniors Wayne jesus, Trisa Adkins, and Amy Epperson flash a grin while Trisa receives a nudge in the nose from Wayne. Photo by Angie Cook Smiles warm up days Smiles The brightest days weren't always sunny, for when a Charger smile began, the grayest moments turned to visions of spring. Smile prompters were abundant from September to May and a walk down the hall was sure to be grin filled. What caused all the happiness? For seniors passing Mrs. Hilliard's mythology test was enough, but thoughts of graduation helped. juniors smiled when stepping up from sophomore- hood while the absence of bug collections and biology thrilled many souls. Sophomores always wore smiles if only because of their entrance into the realm of the Chargers. But no matter what the class, all took every opportunity to flash a smile. They were seen upon the announcement of the Homecoming Court. They reappeared as the final score of the cross town rivalry proved Northeast number one. The end of semester test week brought many smiles. And as the year came to a close with scheduling assemblies, senior skip day, and finally graduation, the uncontrollable smile surfaced. Through thick and thin, and happy and sad, a smile was always found. For the hearts of Chargers were filled with emotion when a smile was shown their way. As one smiler stated: A smile isn't a smile until you give it awayin - By Marla Hardwick GORGEOUS GRIN lunior Steve Ware displays his macho smile as he portrays a muscle man during a workout session in the gym. Photo by Beth Brady SUZUKI SMILE - Senior ex- change student Yuko Suzuki sports a smile, a sigh that is recognized by all cultures. Photo by Vicki Causey SMILEY FACE - Senior Cathy Schultz shows her pearly whites during a football game. Smiles were found whether the team was winning or losing. Photo by Robert Miller. Charger Backers Keith Lacewell Karen Lacewell Jackie Stevens Ken and Bobbie Lacewell Laymon Lawrence Owens Funeral Home James and Vicki Hicks Kay and Henry Haywood Loretta Martin Drs. Morgan and Church, P. A. Robin Steinmetz Jim Wyatt and Family Only Natural Health Food Shoppe Cosmetique Allen C. Dixon, Jr. W. B. Hammond Dr. and Mrs. B. D. Vaden Mr. and Mrs. Deon Speer Mr. and Mrs. Larry Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hardin Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Carey Baskin Mr. and Mrs. John E. Jacobs Martha and Jenny Johnson Drs. Ludwig, Fielder, and Bevans Mark's Pharmacy Smile, Patrons!243