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DEDICATION Each individual has added something of his own this year which only he can give: his spirit. Although the spirit cannot be seen, it can be sensed and felt. Whether singing the Alma Mater, attending a club convention, or cheering during a pep rally, a feeling of pride and love for the school fills the air. Spirit has its quiet moments also; at home after the last football game of the year, or leaving the school campus when the final exam is finished inIune. Both of these events mark a goal, a time everyone looks forward to but. . . when it passes, a voice seems to whisper that for what has been planned and dreamed has passed and now all we have of them are memories. The spirit will not die, because it will remain in the minds of the graduates and alumni and will make new acquaintances every year. Thus, with dignity and pride, we, the editors of the yearbook, find it most fitting to dedicate this volume of the Hurricane to the spirit of progress.
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I31 I963 U0! 2 Cindy Walker ................ Editor George Beal ......... . ........ Assistant Editor - James DeLeonardis ........... Assistant Editor Tbm Dokter ................. Assistant Editor Frank Fair ................. . . Assistant Editor Tom Foltz . . . . .......... . . . . .Assistant Editor Bob Resener . . . . . . ........... Assistant Editor Mr. E. A. Johnson ........... Advisor Carolyn French ............... Typist AnnJoyce ..... ..............TypisgMk x
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PRINCIPAL MR. FRED HUFF Progress and change have been synonymous with Northeast since the school was started in the fall of 1960. That year we were only a junior high school with seventh and eighth grades only, housed in 24 portable buildings. Our total enrollment was 778 students. We operated with the staff of 44 persons, in- cluding administrators, faculty, office, cafeteria and maintenance personnel. This year, after adding the tenth grade, our enrollment increased to 1479 students, and our operating staff to over 100 persons. We had outgrown our operating portable school so we moved to the old Fort Lauderdale High School. As we look to the future, let us not forget the present and the past. We have shared many pleasant experiences this year, and through the pages of this book these events can be relived. Hours of work by the staff, faculty, sponsor and students have gone into this yearbook. I hope it will be something you treasure so that in the future it will bring back many pleasant memories of your years at Northeast. Fred. H. Huff I51
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