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

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Between the covers Adams, Kelly 88, 142 Addie, Robert J. 158 Adkins, Trisa 71, 101, 111, 112, 236, 243, 254 Adkisson, Jarrod 142, 240 Ahart, Bruce Wade 142 Akins, Cathy A. 142 Alderman, Andrea Lanora 112 Alexander, Jamie 142, 176 Ali, Haitham 44 Allen, Dewayne 53 Allen, Gary 142, 240 Allen, Mark 21, 158 Allender, Tina 158 Allison, Leslie 142 Amis, Glen 182 Ammons, Jill 16, 31, 32, 72, 98, 111, 112, 237, 238 Amos, Sharon 56, 158 Anderson, Jean 182 Anousakes, Phillip 142 Anything Goes 18 Arendall, Karla 142 Arnold, Kevin 158 Austin, Diane 158 Austin, Phyllis 53, 142 Ayers, Mala 182 Bader, Tyara 50, 112 Bailey, Christopher 112 Bailey, James 122, 158 Baird, Harold 182 Bakema, Debra 29, 112, 225 Baker, Margaret 142, 149 Baldwin, Teresa 55, 112 Barbee, Harold 92, 94, 95 Barker, Daron 138, 158, 255 Barker, Robert 142, 163 Barnes, Leon 179 Barrett, Donald 112 Barnett, William 182 Barrow, Abby 158 Barsocchi, Margaret 158, 168 Basketball 92 Baskin, Karen 142 Baxter, Christopher 158 Beach, Sue 182 Beadle, Mark 111 Beavers, Andrew 176 Beckman, Amy 113, 200 Beebe, Steve 50, 142 Beebe, David 16, 61, 70, 113, 129 Bell, Ellis 35, 88, 90, 94, 95, 96, 111, 113 Bell, Kimberly 100, 113 Bell, Mona 158 Bell, Robert 113 Ben, Darwin Tony 117, 138, 158, 239 Ben, Lisa 23, 80, 101, 142 Ben, Lori 7, 23, 80, 100, 136, 142 Benson, Vivian Elease 142 Bentley, Brian 142 Berry, Molly Suzanne 158 Bevans, Chris 42, 158 Bevans, David 6, 143, 159, 165 Beyond the Block 42 Biehslich, Raymond 158 Biggs, Denny 55, 111, 113 Bing, Francis 182 Birchfield, William Franklin lll 158 Black, Lisa Diane 113, 134 Blackwelder, Barry 113, 209 Blackwood, Jay 159 Blair, Daphanie Rochelle 159 Blair, Lisa Denise 55, 114, 221 Blair, Stephanie Michelle 159 Blalack, Kimberly 159 Blankenbeker, Nancy Lee 143, 254 Blessing, Bari 68, 114, 224 Blevins, Steven 27, 114, 127, 142 Block, Frances Lynn Boardman, Teresa 72, 114 BODY LANGUAGE 24 Bond, Garland 2, 114 Bonds, Marshall Jr. 159 Bonds, Michelle Ramona 159 Bone, Gregory 44, 45, 114, 230 Booth, Fabian Lavell 159 Booth, Theodore Roosevelt Bowling, Laura Leeann 31, 143 Boyd, Alvester Boyd, Thomas Lee Boyle, James 39 Boyle, Melissa 32, 143 Boyles, John 143 Bradley, Pamela May 114 Bradley, Sara Jane 80, 88, 101, 143 Brady, Beth 6, 65, 75, 114, 131, 246 Brainard, Mia Micheal 53, 159 Branch, Lakeisha F. 159 Branch, Randall 114 Brandt, Tonya 114 Branscome, Carol Jan 143 Branson, Kenny LaMar 143, 159 Brantley, Douglas 135, 143, 192 Brasseale, Darryl 73, 134, 143, 192 Brazil, Beverly 15, 101, 143 Brimley, Forrest Darrell 53, 114 Brock, Lance Whitney Brock, Misti 143, 221 Brodie, Delores 159 Brodie, Michael V. 159 Bromley, Jimmy R. 159 Brooks, Jerry Brooks, Ken 180 Brooks, Kevin Ray 103 Brooks, Kevin Stanley 143 Brooks, Michele 159 Brooks, Terri Lynn 159 Brown, Angela L. 159 Brown, Clarice 100, 143 Brown, Karen 182 Brown, Melanie 114, 219, 224 Brown, Rita Joyce Brown, Ron 182 Brown, Steve 182 Brown, Walter Ill 159 Brown, Zandra Denise Brownlee, Lesa 101, 115, 117, 190, 224, 226, 241 Bruce, Shirley 182 Bruton, Earnest 159 Bruton, Felethia Dekay 115 Bryant, Geraldine Bryant, Lisa V. Bryant, Marcia 49, 160 Bryant, Valerie 160 Bryles, James Edward lt 255 Buffalo, Terry Lynn 52 115 Buie, Alvin 160 Bunning, Julia Christine 21, 45, 143 Burgess, Jacqueline Mar Burgess, Joseph F. Burgett, Nancy Marie 5 111, 115, 221 Burke, Carol 160 Burkes, Darlene 182 Burks, Phillip Todd 43, 115, 230, 231 Burks, Ricky 115 Burleson, Dianna Kay Rinehart 143 Burleson, Karen Ann 5 160 Burns, Tona Lyn 4, 10 115, 204 Burrow, Cliff 13, 115 Burton, Yvette 160 Butler, Gary E. 53, 143 Bylander, Mark J. 160 Bynum, Mable 182 Byrd, Carrie Lee 43, 'R , r 0 1 i'r',.fff2f',,w..3g ' l PLAY THAT HORN - Adviser Mrs. Gail Hopkins, clowns around before class to show that teachers aren't all work. WHICH ONE? - Photographer Melissa Matthews finishes putting negatives into the proof book. 244flndex , RELAXED AT WORK - Photographer Angie Cook takes a break from journalism to work on a drama production. 'wr NOT ME - Staff member Chris Glass 1' -K, M. ... ,, i f Q ,Q eff 5 nil , is X ,, 'B :Six . .s. .rt looks u from her work in time to et P 8 caught by a camera. 1

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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

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Index 230, 242 Cheerleading 98 Corker, William 116 David, Ronica 160 Dockins, Rebecca Denise Ciasca, Joseph 144, 148 Cother, Scott 63 Davidson, John Eldon 116 160 Clark, Annette Marie 116 Cox, Laura Swain 160 Davidson, Sharon Denise Dodge, Alana 160 Clark, Ben 116 Cravens, Alice 160 160 Doerr, Robert Joseph 160 Clark, Gregory Michael Crawford, Alvin Jr. 116 Davis, Barbara Annette Donnell, Mark 118, 127, 144 Crawford, Brian Franklin 80, 160 230, 247 ldwell, Melissa Anne Clark, Robert William 160 54, 116 Davis, Carol Ann 182 Dorrough, Tina Louise 515 Classes 108 Crawford, Harold Davis, Deborah 80, 111, 160 meron, Anita 182 Cl3WS0l'1, RiCl1arCl Thomas Anthony 106, 160 119, 242 Doss, Kim Lewellyn 118 mmack, Louise 182 144 Crawford, Shawn 144 Davis, Gary 182 Dotson, Jerry 160 mpbell, Belinda Kaye Clay, Curtis 132, 183 Crisp, Cynthia Lee 21, Davis, Lisa Lorene 64, 67, Dotson, Randy Louis 145 44 Clay, Denise 116, 251 101, 144, 157 145, 211, 240 Douglas, Gregory Alan 118 pbell, Lynn 160 Clay, Valerie 37, 40, 77, Criswell, Lana Marie 160 Davis, Mellany Elizabeth Downing, William Richard pbell, Michael Gene 111, 116, 230, 231 Cromer, Jacquelyn 144 160 160 15 Cleek, Keith Croom, Davis, Mickey 84, Dgwnsy Charlotte 98, raps, Michael Wayne 60 din, Tressie Dean 160 penter, Deborah D. 59, 15 penter, Elaine 182 r, Richard Jr. 160 roll, Joan 182 ter, 4 fer. Cynthia Allison Dawn Michelle 160 Elizabeth 100, 144 Eugenia 160 Susan 57, 144 Delores 182 Vickie 116 Paige Leann 160 V. . icki 30, 76, 101, 175, 241, 249 Neil 160 Elizabeth Powell Rivalry 12 Clememts, Brian Nolen 37, 45, 116, 129 Clifton, Robbi Gayle 116, 251 Cline, Paul 144 Coates, Eric 160 Coates, Sandra 116, 251 Cochran, Mimi 160 Colbert, Darnell Laron 160 Coleman, Patrick Allen 160 Coleman, Ruby 136, 144 Coleman, Theresa Elizabeth 160 Coleman, Willorie 160 Combs, Delena 116 Conley, Dexter 144 Conner, Pam 185 Cook, Angela 87, 116, 230, 231, 244 Cook, Jean 185 Cooper, Sandra 160 Copeland, Jerry 182 Copher, Brian 116, 204 Crouch, James Lee 144 Crownover, Doyle 178, 181 Cruse, Tonya 55, 116, 221 Cruse, Tory 102, 106, 160 Cruson, Norma 43, 60, 63, 116, 225 Cruson, Paul 144 Crutcher, Jerry 144 Culpepper, Pamela Joyce 145 Cummings, David 116 Cummings, Gary 145 Curry, Jacqueline 116 Curtis, Cecilia D'Ann 140 Curtis, Terry Lynn 160 Daniels, Pamela Sue 160 Darden, Eric 47, 145 Dash, Mary Denise 145 Davenport, Tommy Joe 145 Davis, Sheila 145 Davis, Vonda Kaye 100, 145 Dean, David 118 Deaton, Carole 118 Deloney, Rex 37, 111, 118, 247 Delong, Barbara Ann 144 Derickson, Shirley Ann 160 Dickerson, Derrick 22, 160 Dickerson, 160 Donna 22, 80, Dickerson, Mark Lane 118 Dickson, Ken 182 Dillon, Debbie 182, 184 Dilworth, Jacqueline 160 Dingler, Brett 118, 236 Dixon, Elizabeth 17, 77, 99, 111, 118, 237, 247 Dixon, Jeffrey Lynn 144 Dixon, Kurt Dudley 55 Dobbins, John 53 Dockins, James Randall 118 Downs, Gregory C. 118 Doyle, Terry Lyn 44, 55, 119 Doyle, Timothy Alan 160 Dozier, Monica 145 Drennan, James Darren 162 Dring, Dale 82, 83, 90, 119 Duhon, Evon Patricia 32, 162 Dukes, Valerie 119 Dunaway, Bill 182 Dwyer, Melissa Ann 162 Dyer, Jim 180 Eagan, Vernon 40, 145, 157 Eberle, Dennis Bernard 119 Edgin, Vincent 162 -'95 f 'f',if . .. . 1 DESIGNERS DECISION - Business manager Cheryl Sloan makes the final decision on type for the ad section. fi D98.ClllI'l9S They COITIQ at the worst TIITISS From September through March, a yearbookers life is dominated by deadlines. And they come at the worst possible times. First year staff member Libbi Dixon described the situation as a hectic learning experience. Sometimes it gets so bad that you want to quit - just walk out and say 'no more', she said. But once that final copy sheet is finished, the relief is wonderful. You feel really good. Deadlines were especially hectic for photo- graphers. You get ulcers, Beth Brady, first year photographer, said. The pressure is constantf' Head photographers Mark Donnell and Greg Powell agreed. It's never ending, Mark said. On our only snow day I was here at nine o'clock to print a picture so we could meet a deadline. CLIMB EVERY MOUNTAIN - Head photographer Greg Powell climbs to all heights to get the perfect picture. Deadlinesf245