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

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6 s DINNER CONVENTIONAL STYLE - Members of CCECA enjoy a meal while attending their annual convention. Photo by Melissa Matthews AMERICAN TOGA - Senior jenny Opp shows her character by dressing Roman-style for Mardi Gras. Photo by Vicki Causey LIL' NIP FROM TI-IE BAG - Senior Trisa Adkins entertains her friends with an impression ofthe unknown comic. Photo by Vicki Causey BAL-LUNACY - junior Nancy Blanken- beker enjoys the hilariousness of Mardi Gras, a language club activity. Photo by Vicki Causcy if Z54!Conclusion

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BQHQQTH THQ M566 T - Warm weather eases 'no snow' dilemma cc hat you want may not be what you geti' was a fitting assessment of early 1983. To begin with, there was no snow. And students and teachers need a snow day now and then to ease them into sec- ond semester. january did produce a token snowfall that meant a free Fridayf' but there was even a catch to that. For the Friday hap- pened to fall at the end of the week before semester tests. That meant a weekend of books at school followed by a Monday morn- ing test and no way to study. But the no snow problem had its advantage. Feb- CC This year l've had to learn the art of Society members donned high heels and ties, shined up their apples, and invaded the teachers' lounge on Teacher Appreciation Dayf' Debaters searched for late- breaking facts on their way to state tournament, and senior exchange student Yuko Suzu- ki captivated En- core audiences with her rendition of You Light Up My Life. New water fountains were in- stalled in the main building, Student Council amended their constitution to allow for the office of treasurer, and substitute teachers became a Thursday treat as teachers met for six weeks of PET. Sophomores ruary temperatures , , , 39 a n d j u n i o r s often reached the Selfldlsclphne' w r e s tl e d w i t h 7O'dCg1'CC mark, -Ju1'1iO1' Mona schedules and providing a spring- Price planned for a like setting for distant 84 term, Anything Goesn rehearsals, two basketball victories over Ole Main, and a senior class Camelot prom meeting at Lakewood Methodist Church. And that wasn't all. Honor and seniors checked out college campuses or sized up the job market in anticipation of life after high school. Design by Karen Salmon Beneath the surface!253

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BQCQQTIZI we 5055066 -7 Students find the end of the year crammed with work and fast moving days arch 1.It's 72 degrees. The sun is shining. It's spring! Like, I'm sure! I-low am I supposed to memorize 365 lines for British lit, finish the yearbook by 3:30 this afternoon, costume 60 cast members for Anything Goes, and convince my parents that I can't be in bed by I0 p.m.? The dilemma was typical as the third nine weeks grading period raced toward an April spring break, and daily concerns became a CC Being hounded by spring break? And then there was a prom to plan. The seniors managed to get it out of the kitchen and into Camelot, prompting flower bulb sales and rumors of I heard the prom tickets might be S4O. Life away from school offered a chance to breath and enjoy such seasonal hits as Panama jack shirts, television's Winds of War, and Dustin I-Ioffman's Tootsie movie. Movie fans rooted for ET, Paul Newman, Up battle of survival. I'CCI'UIfCI'S, pI'OI'H Where We Belong, The balancing and graduation? or Meryl Streep as act prompted a , 3, the Academy Awards host of questions. that S TOU ITIUCI1 . approached, and Do you think 1 Senicn. Steven Mash fans watch- Mr. Sample would ed as Hawkeye, I-lot mind if I skipped Ware Lips, and B. I. sixth period today so I can go to the races? Can you believe we have to have 25 footnotes on our research paper for Miss Ayers? How can I get 50 leaves for my collection when the trees aren't even green yet? Is Mrs. Smith really gonna make us work on Paper Wingsn during HOBO CONNECTION - Sophomores Daron Barker and James Bryles ring out the blues in their portrayal of the classic hobo, Photo by Robert Miller finished a 10-year hitch with the 4077th. Suddenly it was May, and seniors took the spotlight for their traditional cafeteria breakfast, their unofficial skip day, and their off-campus prom. And fitting that around yearbook day, athletic and awards assemblies, final tests, and graduation was no easy task. Designed by Denise Clay Beneath the Surface!Z55