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

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VARSITY CLUB Promoting sports of all kinds and honoring those who excel in their work is the main basis of the Boys Varsity Club. Their profit from maintaining the Concession Stand with the Girls Varsity Club and sponsoring an after game dance, went towards purchasing letters for deserving athletes and blazers for two year lettermen. To become a member of the club, one must have earned a letter in football, basketball, tennis, track, swimming or base- ball. Mr. Conkel sponsored the club. f o O H. Foster, B. Springer, W. Rasku, C. Rockenstein. FIRST ROW: T. Collins, T. Moon, I. Mercer, R. Arencibia, V. Petrone, B. White, G. Gindlesperger. SECOND ROW: G. Spohn, H. Ander- son, D. VanJoorsveld, T. Stiles, B. Barrett, J. Meyers, M. Steinbeck, A. Fry. THIRD ROW: B. Sutton, B. Neilson, D Hossell, B. Hingson, G. Parker, G. Tinsley, C. Haley, D. Milleman. FOURTH ROW: M. Brinker, R. Martin, W. Scott, J. McLane, B. Petrides, R. Stokel, J. Schlegel, S. Jenkins, D. Brooks.

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JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE With a successful start, the Junior Classical League began Its first year of membership with a procession of toga and stolla clad Latin students, giggling down through the main hall. However, the Club ' s main function is not to sponsor Roman spectacles, but to enrich and enlighten the students with the classical trends that so influence our modern life. To become a member, one must have had at least two years of Latin, although it is not necessary to be presently enrolled in the course. Mrs. DeLaney sponsered the Latin Club. OFFICERS: Janet McAdam, Vice President; Patsy Walker, Secre- tary; James DeLeonardis, President; Sue Connolly, Corresponding Secretary; Lynda Walden, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: A. Fowler, Patty Daily, S. Gorden, P. IVIuskas, P. White, L. Young, L. Lucarella, C. Evenger, J. Fasbinder. SECOND ROW: P. Hock, T. Hardy, G. Conway, J. Stephen, C. Jones, J. Biruk, K. Arnold, C. Hedeen, P. Pringle, C. Box, P. Koren. THIRD ROW: C. Haake, P. Albrecht, D. Zarcone, G. Holman, D. Vande Vosse, L. Lawrence, S. Dorman, B. Dove, J. Rega, L. Davis. FOUTH ROW: R. Kaydas, G. Gindlesperger, L, Johnson, S. Tarkoff, C. Cantville, M. Dornish, D. Williams, F. Solsberry, K. Koren, C. Wohlrab, S. Dean, M. Steinbeck, P. Giere. E f

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GIRLS VARSITY CLUB Pucker Up Saint Valentine ' s Day was celebrated in a manner which trans- ported one to old, more romantic days, with boys wearing vegetable corsages. These corsages, made and sold by the Girls Varsity Club, were donned by boyfriends and male members of the faculty. But this was not the only activity sponsored by the recently or- ganized club. Besides, maintaining and helping the Boy ' s Varsity Club with the concession stand, the girls also honored outstanding girl athletes with awards of blazers and letters. To become eligible, one must have obtained a letter in tennis, swimming, cheerleading, or as school mascot. Mrs. Barbara Willey sponsored the club, and the officers were as follows: Linda Frye, President; Linda Wittman, Vice Presi- dent; Patty Hickman, Secretary; Janis Rockenstein, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: S. Connolly, P. Hickman, J. Rockenstein, L. Wittman, Walls, S. Cocaro, L. Lucarello, J. LoCasala. THIRD ROW: M. L. Frye, S. Cornelius, B. Welky. SECOND ROW: B. Arnold, M. Wilkin, A. Cornelius, S. Casey, B. Burke, N. Bone, D. Harris