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

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4 if wtf . 1 4 ,A 'Q ,,, if :gm 'EE5'Eff' 'Q K ll uw ui Third Raw: Esther Nickel, Shirley Wilson, Peggy West, Edith Teece, Aletha Olson, and Celeste Cipriano. Second Row: Myra Miller, Ellen Connor, Karolyn Bagg, Mariorie Meyer, Claire Simpson, and Elaine Steinlauf. First Row: Ann Leedy, Judy Bartleson, Judy Meldrium, Amber Little, Sandra Peddycord, Marilyn Shultz, Sue Spern, The Roian Club is a brand new club in the school. The name is original andthe club is the first of its kind in the United States. lt has twelve obiectives: leadership, co- operation, integrity, fellowship, service, religious faith, international good will, patriotism, scholarship, toler- ance, worthiness, home membership and unity. The club is a chartered group, sponsored by the Women of Rotary, and the work they have done this year is to be commended. Here's what our principles are based on. 3 list Mrs. Imelda Van Fleet ROJAN CLUB Back Row: Edith Teece, Corresponding Secretary, Karolyn Bagg, Treasurer, Judy Bartleson, Recording Secretary, Virginia Payne, Parliamentarian. Front Row: Ann Leedy, President, Celeste Cipriano, Vice President.

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8 2 WHEEL CLUB MAX B lc R wr George Marks, Chaplain, and Rudy Phillips, Treasurer. uc o Front Row: John Eaddy, Vice-President, and Wood Reed, President. A 4 Q J - gf 3, init ' 1 E 222 i B Paul Watkins Sam Davis and Fred McKenzie. Third Row: Gary Kromer, John Oliver, Gary rown, , , d R John Kempt Mike McNerney Edward Lavender, Jim Blue, and Bob Wheeler. First Row: Secon ow: , , George Marks, John Eaddy, Woody Reed, Rudy Phillips and Henry Kapala. The Wheel Club, a new service club at Northeast, is a national organization sponsored by the Rotary Club. The obiects of our club are to develop and recognize l d h' , to develop a spirit of friendliness, tolerance, ea ers up and cooperation among the club members. We have several projects, which are, the Bus Stop Bop, the car- . . d nival, a car wash, to help the Goodwill industries, an our school track. The club is planning more projects for the future. 4... 5 'Y Q. levi. '-,QM gg, . l if , J . X 'J I 'Z fi' 5' 'ini ii J -2-11: ist 4 H ei? Z N Zfifiif ,5 J iid x.. We weren't even in the book last year!

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' Miss Beverly Alexander D. C. T. Third Row: Joe Hendley, Eddie Stinso Ewins, Eddie Mihalak, Melvin Bidwell Heins, and John Hardman. Second Gicker, Aicleen Padgett, Bill Ander n, Gene Newman, Kenneth Sassaman, Dean Richardson, Camille , Judy Huber, Barbara Hall, Ruth Daugherty, Bob DePugh, Bill i Row: John Heckathorne, Donald Niendort, Ed Weiher, William son, Polly Griswold, James Trimm, Shannon Lawson, Juanita Seaman, June Alderman, Donna Quick, Diane Mulligan, and Gary Goree. First Row: Darlene Furman, Marie Daniels, Susie Gordan, Carol Strott, Faye Uhl, Part Thomas, and M Perkins, Ray Barfield, Carol Messenger, Carole Lennox, Betsy ae Frances Greene. D.C.T. is a club here at Northeast which will benefit any junior or senior who wants to train for future employ- ment. D.C.T. prompts better relationship between the employer and the D.C.T. student. The Employer-Employee Banquet was a highlight of the the year, The culminating event of the school year, and most colorful, was the Annual State D.C.T. Conven- tion held in Miami. To the sponsors goes gratitude for their guidance and unceasing devotion. 4'? i Mr. Ralph Williams z ,-Q fi EM V fwaw' Wt Back Row: James Trimm, Vice-President, Gene Newman, Presi- dent, Donald Niendorf, Sergeant-at-Arms, Front Row: Carole Lennox, Corresponding Secretary, Carol Perkins, Treasurer, Carol Messenger, Recording Secretary, and Camille Ewins, Parlia- mentarian.