Northeast High School - Viking Log Yearbook (St Petersburg, FL)

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o-Q.. S g.p.....,,5 '55 Third Row: Jere Slate, Carol Kapocsi, Carolyn Chase, Marge Schwartz, Gail Long, Elaine Steehler, 'E ,, A r Carol Allridge, Mary Ellen Brown, Beth Kulthau, Carley Freck, Jean Davis, Janet Delauder, Carol . Huftman, Judy Norman, Margarita Schone, Jackie lsaccs, Kay Amend, Barbara Thrasher. Second H Row: Gloria Rankin, Jane Johnson, Jackie Johnson, Wilma Young, Clarissa Slover, Gail Barnes, Kathy .,Iiu.td1inB, Sandra Creitz, Barbara Monrose, Carol Curran, Carol Berg, Bonnie Hughes, Nila Shea, 'E i' Ellen Van Nest, Bonnie Kindel, Kay Parks, Jo Ann Peters. First Row: Sue Akins, Mary Lee Hudson, gf tg, K Joan Puryear, Carolyn Alderson, Judy Akins, Jean Haeseker, Glenda Powers, Trudy Andringa, Sandra fl X' - Pellerin, Judy May, Shirley Moseley, and Barbara Kogerman. This club dwells upon developing character, initiative, Miss Mildred Newton and potential leadership. lt strives to create opportunity tor practical experience in adult dealings with others. The members cooperate with the principal in all school matters and proiects. The members of this club have worked on the drives tor polio and multiple sclerosis and gave Ci service day for the other Keyette Clubs. KEYETTES IQ 4 h 4 ff J ' ,M dam Z Does that Sun everybody? Carolyn Alderson, Board of Directors, Judy Akins, Treasurer. Front Row: Judy May, Parliamentarianp Trudy Andringa, Vice- President, Glenda Powers, President, Jean Haeseker, Secretary, Mary Lee Hudson, Chaplain.

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Third Row: Bill Downs, Louis Ateek, Dan Heyne, Dennis Odom, John Mclianless, Bob Shields, Bob Warren, Len Scipioni, and Larry Cecconi, Second Row: Dan Ramsdell, Wayne Weitz, Joel Colston, Bob Strawn, Harry Sauder, John Quinby, and Wesley Amend. First Row: Paul Ray, Dan McLaren, ' Jim Brickley, Earl Goode, Butch Stewart, Ralph Buxton, Jim Wilson and Don Adams. Y lt The members of this club are chosen on the basis of leadership, loyalty, and scholarship. Its objectives are: to develop initiative and leadership, provide experierce in living and working together, serve the school and community, cooperate with the school principal, prepare tor useful citizenship, and to accept and promote the B constitutional obiects of Kiwanis International. The club helps with the planning of College Day and Career Day, and serves as host for these. Each year they sponsor a dance and worlc on the Festival of States. Mr. William Nimroth Second Row: Jim Brickley, Secretary, Ralph Buxton, Treasurer. Gee, we were small then, weren't we? First Row: Earl Goode, Vice President: Butch Stewart, President.

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ox 11 1.5 -,V i. Ei? 222253-g2ef:2,1.:,52: Eg va sem Mr. Jack Sharpe JU IOR EXCHANGE Jimmy Nail, Secretary, Harold Croley, President, Ralph Spauld- 4 1 pw' Third Row: Eugene Glennon, Harry Steinhardt, John Krege, Bill Parks, Jim Parrish, John Bagg, Bob Whitaker, Bill Pheil, Dennis Bishop, Lester Duftord. Second Row: Vose Pneuman, Neil Franclcle, John Hudon, Bill Thayer, Merle Ladd, Larry Mann, Phil Patterson, Kenneth Stevens, Weyman Kessler. First Row: Tom Roskelly, Bob Hunter, Dick Hazlett, Harold Croley, Ralph Spaulding, Jim Nail, Lee Boynard, and Bob Miller. ,fi-.X ri Lost yeoi this club presented the school with a fence N around the tennis court, financed with money raised from its annual fishfry, one of the most waited for events of each season. lt is a service club and one of the most active at our school. Zia, ff 3 5 ' fgwwl J , rr 'R' , Keep smiling. ing, Vice-President, Richard Hazlett, Treasurer.