Northeast High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Oakland Park, FL)

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I care not what subject is taught if only it be taught well. I. Huxley

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TRACK AND FIELD EVENTS J. Schlegel takes hurdles before season. Shot-put proves to be one of the most straining field events. Track, unlike football and basketball, is centered more around the individual playler than the team. Northeast's team had both the ability and the good coaching needed to de- velope the skills. Mr. Carl Garrigus and Mr. Norman French, who had both coached the junior varsity football team, took charge of the track team which was open to all boys in the seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth grades. The boys entered in such events as the discus and shot-put throw, the high jump and broad jump for the field events, the 50 yard dash, the 100 yard dash, and the 220 yard relay in the running events. During practice season R. Arencibia shows how its done in the high jump. I861

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STUDENT COUNCIL TENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: G. Burke. K. Ives, C. Santiana. I. Jensen, P. Lewellyn, T. Stiles, D. Burke, P. Vincel, Mrs. F. Jackson. SECOND ROW: R. Resener, B. Welky, R. Barrett, R. Watts. N. Cruey, D. Blaine. C. Turnbull, W. Springer, T. Collins, S. Crum. The Student Council is a group of students elected by their fellow students to represent them in school governmental affairs. Who in this school has sat alone in the cafeteria selling tickets for different events, who has helped out on Back to School Night, who has sponsored sock hops, who has helped out in assemblies, and who sponsored the Christmas Dance? This was the Student Council, a group helping the school in any way they could. Sponsoring this group was Mrs. Florence Jackson. I. Jensen, K. Hulett, T. Stiles, P. Lewellyn I881