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

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HERE WE GO - Senior Bert Ehrmann leads the team as they run onto the field, ready for action. Photo by Angie Cook GAME PLAN - Senior Wess Mullen confers with Coach john Narkinsky on the strategy for the game. Photo by Robert Miller OUCH! - Senior Matt Stovall tackles a Hall High player while Keith Howard and Dennis Williams rush over to help. Photo by Robert Miller PROUD PARENTS - Fathers of the football players stand on the sidelines to watch the game on Dad's Night. Photo by Robert Miller THlS COULD BE TRICKY - Senior Ellis Bell prepares to catch a pass thrown by quarterback Dale Dring. Photo by Angie Cook 9O!Sports, football --,. . I -d wi WHAT A CATCH! - Senior Tim White warms up before a game by throwing a football around with the other players. Photo by Robert Miller in ,gm -0 gl vs ti, Q i ,Qty ,lf .sp it an

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ighlight Drive and determination make for Winning season Someone once said that success on the football field is two percent luck and ninety- eight percent sweat and hard work. The Northeast team I Q lived by that theory and proved ij EO to be a major contender in the conference for the 1982 season. The players had the sweet taste of success many times during the year and they earned their victories. Was all the work and endless practice worth it? Sure, said senior member Matt Stovall. We had worked for the State Championship, and although we did not reach it, we were better and learned more from the experience. Northeast had some close calls, but the game of fa iiis T f '- V 'Ui Q Q, -ffl? li V519 YQ? the season seemed to be the one against Jacksonville. Stovall said, lt was the best game we played all year. They Uacksonvillej had the longest winning streak in the state, and we ended it. The season did not turn out as well as the team had hoped but over all, it was a good year. The team kept spirits up and pushed to reach its goals. We were not going to give up, Stovall said. There was always something worth going on for. - By Libbi Dixon WHAT NEXT? - Terry jordan, manager for the football team, waits for his next job assignment. Photo by Angie Cook DOWNFALI. - Sophomore Keith Howard takes a Hall High player down to the ground. Photo by Angie Cook Highlights!9l