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

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AUDIO VISUAL CLUB The Audio Visual Club instructs the members to operate the various equipment and to utilize their knowledge in effi- cient classroom procedure. In this way the classes can see and hear as well as learn their lesson. As a result both students and teachers are benefited by this club ' s assistance. The club sponsor Is Mrs. B. Vanarsdale. OFFICERS: Mary Asken, Sec; Tony Pallone, V. Pres.; George Brosseau, Pres.; Kevin Robinson, treas. FIRST ROW: J. Colabrese, B. Whitcomb, N. Goble, V. Gruber. SECOND ROW: G. Wi .5, A. Sernago, G. Sheldon, C. Corpenfer. THIRD ROW: W. Riley, D. Couch, P. Anderson, J. Jones, G. Martin.

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REPORTERS— FIRST ROW: Sue Brown, JoAnn Griffin, Joan Dutelle, Barbar ROW: John Becker, Mike Reed, Steve Forstner. Emmett. SECOND EDITORS-FIRST ROW: Morgo Skadding, Fred Smith, June Hollo- woy. SECOND ROW: Mary Young, Rose Boniello, Candy Cathcort. THIRD ROW: Judy Van Meter, Mike Wolski, Ronald Schagrin, Frances Mocny. NEWSPAPER uuifRi9 L It has always been the privilege and duty of the members of the fourth estate to go behind the scenes and print that which is worthy of publication. On a smaller scale, Northeast offers on opportunity for stu- dents to learn the ropes of this journalistic profession. Through this course, the students benefit from experience In layout, newswriting, leadership, administration and business management. Margo Skadding led the staff as editor of the Hurricane Eye monthly publication, with Miss Shirley Woods as sponsor.

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CHORUS HURRICANE Dennis Will CHORUS OFFICERS: Judy Rector, Vice PresicJenf, Kathy Bornhill, President; ioms. Treasurer; Connie Colquitt, Secretary, Virginia North, Aceomponiest. Highlighting the Christmas season, the Chorus sold candy canes in the cafeteria as a money making project and immediately followed that with a Big Wheel contest. Bill White, the winner, was honored at an all school assembly with a trophy as well as being entitled to a free meal in the cafeteria. Virginia North, Susan Williams and Joy Wil- liamson accompany the Choruses, which play at school concerts and participate in County and State Vocal Clinics. Miss Betty Still spon- sored all choral groups. HURRICANE CHORUS FIRST ROW: S. Hackshaw, N. Weidner, T. Sieg, B. Good, D. Vande . ( K. Bornhill, J. Wheeler, D. Cook, D. Williams, C. Mitchell, F. Vusse, M. Keller, V. North, C Hallock. SECOND ROW: C. Colquitt, j?J ocny, N. Corcoro.