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

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FIRST ROW: M. Walls, L. lucarella, J. Ellis. SECOND ROW: K. Pauley. S. Ma.kel, M, Asken. THIRD ROW: J. Biruk, C. Jones, E. RafFerty, L. Martin. FOURTH ROW: J. Bloom, S. Dorman, K. Jones, M. Dorishy, R. Whiteley, S. RafFia. SCARLET MASQUE The Mouse that Roared was unanimously declared a very funny and worthwhile presentation. This young ent2rprising club again demonstrated the talent and ham that lies undiscovered among the ebbs of the student body! Perhaps one of these aspiring dramatists will someday be- come a famous star or actor, but whatever career each decides to pursue he most certainly will recall the thrill of achieving and creating the miracles of the stage. Miss Barbara Thomas and Mr. James Ketchen sponsored the Scarlet Masque Club. OFFICERS: Peggy Whitfon, Sec; Ronnie Scha- grin, V. Pres.; Jan Shoemaker, Pres.; and Alice Cornelius, Treas.

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OFFICERS: Terry Welsher, President; Tom Dokter, Secretary; Paul Anderson, Vice President; Roy Sharp, Treasurer. Best fruit cake in town — this is heard quite often as the Junior Civitan Club of North- east joins with the local Civitan Club of businessmen in the annual fruit cake sale. Besides this, they also sponsored after game dances and car washes. The purpose of the club is to be Builders of Good Citizenship while helping the school and the community. Every two weeks these boys attend the local Civitan Banquet at which Ray Sharp was honored to be a guest speaker. Mr. Ketchen and Mr. Dasher sponsored the club. FIRST ROW: J. UnderkoHer, R. Kitchen, D. Dunbar, SECOND ROW: J. Lee, T. Hagens, M. Dornish, B. Good. THIRD ROW: T. Welsher, A. Mager, H. Frick, J. Slagter, R. MacSinnon, R. Sharp. FOURTH ROW: J. Dorman, T. Cocker, T. Dokter, A. Kent, G. Detuscan, R. Gay, A. Wynn, P. Anderson.

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HURRICANE STAFF WORK— is the mofto of the Hurricane staff. The year usually gets of to a rather slow start, but as the first, second, third and final deadlines approach, it becomes quite easy to recognize staff members— blood shot eyes, tired expressions, mounds of layout sheets— brand them immediately. To odd life to their subscription campaign, the staff nominated three girls from over twenty interviewed to run for Miss Hurricane. Each person subscribing could vote. Bonnie Arnold was this year ' s queen. Writing copy, arranging layouts, and identifying pictures ore only part of the task; being a staff member requires willingness to work and much imagination. A good sense of humor and a smile help, too, for near those deadline days many harsh words can be heard in Room 20. The Coordination of all parts of the book is left to the editor, Mary Ann Pekala, who soon seeks the adult guidance and final okay of the advisor. Coach Andy Andrews. To this man the staff owes a great deal of thanks for putting up with them and working so hard. To the first graduating class, the Hurricane staff hopes that you feel this book be- longs to YOU. MARYANN PEKALA Editor JULIE FASBINDER Business Manager CINDY WALKER Copy lb -. ' - Jg ji JUNE CHERRY Senior Class COACH ANDY ANDREWS Advisor DIANNE NUSBEITEL Senior Class