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

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FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers Chapter of Northeast provided an op- portunity for all students interested in a teaching profession to share their interests with others. A Literary Magazine, with contributions from a cross-section of students, was edited and produced by the club. Cynthia Walker was editor and Lyn Stanbrook v as assistant editor. Club achievements included a candy booth at the Bond Carni- val and on initiation for Rickards Junior High School ' s F.T.A. Chapter. John Slagter was elected president of the club, with Cynthia Walker as Secretary, and Linda Wiggers as Treasurer. Mrs. Juonito Stephens sponsored the club. n A 9 FIRST ROW: J. Von Meter, C. Walker, C. Pauley. SECOND ROW: L. Wiggers, B. Le Cost, R. Perlingero, K. Kearns. THIRD ROW: E. Rafferty, M. Reed, U. Stanbrook, J. Slagter, J. Bloom. RADIO CLUB FIRST ROW; G. Holman, G. Sheldon, D. Byrne. SECOND ROW; P. Bauer, E. Eyre, J. Jones, D. Wain, D. Zion. THIRD ROW: C. Reeve, P. Day, T. Panes, A. Kent, J. Stade, W. Patzke. Shack 33 is not the name of a hidav. ' ay left to nature in a deserted ocean side dwelling, where the sounds of whipped up waves and the shrill pitch of water birds dominate the ac- tivity. Instead, when members of the Shack can be found to- gether, high frequency waves and electrical impulse signals beam from the radio equipment. Mr. Delpit sponsors the Club, which functions for those inter- ested in amateur radio broad- casting. This year they sponsored a training program to aid mem- bers in obtaining FCC Licenses.

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The post is somewhat forgotten oil reody. Oh! There will be mem- ories; there are always memories. As there are always todays and tomorrows yet to come. . . .