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

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mx of Third Row: June Durham, Kathy Nourse, Linda Lovejoy, Diana Jordon, Marilyn Payne, Donna Cuccinellof Barbara Fuqua, lrene Borman. Second Row: Diane Cuccinello, Eunice Benoit, Sundry Henry, Eleanor Stocky, Linda Stumpff, Carolyn Scott, Helen Fitch, Joanne Baragona, Barbara Spitaleri. First Row: Carolyn Pilz, Sundry Stewart, Diane Clem, Ruth Solberg, Diane Haddon, Frances Holmelin, Pam Moore, Linda Hughes, Eileen Dersch. Mrs. Newton if And this is the lounge for the student nurses. N01 50 Clase! Nat so closel I

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Third Row: Jane Heilbron, Ann Taylor, Judy Stacey, Rose Cruz, Deanne Hagan, Carley Freck, Carol Huttman, Joan Moody, Jane Hollis, Maridell Haram, Alisan Quackenbush, Jane Pounds, Davalee Bisher. Second Row: Carol Hood, Joyce Okerstrom, Joan Dodge, Marianna Jordan, Jackie Smith, Annolee Ferner, Wendy Ormiston, Judy Peel, Judy Hoover, Penny Wasdim, Charlotte Conant. First Row: Carolyn Gramling, Anita Mancini, Billie Louise Codington, Rochelle Sturm, Amber Little, Martha Hays, Ellen Van Nest, Deanna Jones, Sandra Lee, Carolyn Garner, Nina Garrison. The members of the Future Nurses Club have a desire to help promote better school and community health. They also have an interest in the profession, and most of the members are planning to become nurses. FUTURE URSES ' This year the Future Nurses Club has helped Student Nurses Association by raising money by selling tickets. They assisted with the Orange Day and Easter Seal sales. These girls take as their project the giving of service to Mound Park Hospital. l Back: Ellen Van Nest, Chop., Deanna Jones, Hist., Rochelle Sturm, Treos. Front: Billie Codington, V.P., Amber Little, President, Martha Hays, Sec. 'I48 is

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rvi e Renner YOUTH FELLOW A .al X s, 5 3 ' sg L yr iQft4QQJA,HJ.QB Rfiltsfg,'J5nle'fllsigQsQf. T T ' ' ' A'A'1 The object and purpose of the club is to bring ' 'l': V Christian teen-agers into fellowship together. f The club does not teach creed, nor denomina- ffi' tion, but Christ. The club is open to any one f a eugue who wishes to join. lfm 4 f as if ii! r,g,s,,s,,,W,, ..,f- Mwwswfcffercr ., , ,ggfgfi Ly3I15Q1.5Wr1nson I ,, i 3,f'fslifV' s 4 The club has, last year, purchased a set ot chimes which were bought for the purpose ot conducting a noon-time blessing of our food. The club has also furnished three of its members to play them at the respective lunch periods. This year the club plans to buy, for the li- brary, several reference books which will aid in Bible History study.