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

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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.

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M 3 FN Jw T .i-is MQW ,, . -um' rel. is 51 f if we-7 gist Third Row: Barbara Wells, Shirley Hadsock, Nancy Wilkens, Shirle MCCI d P y en on, at James, Edith Teece, Evadene Herndon, Harriet Spring, Cynthia Stevens, Pat Tempus. Second Row: Diane Sabin, Judy Sprague, Annabelle Larson, Ruth Merritt, Phyllis Robertson, Reba Peacock, Sandra Stallman Kris Kohls, Nancy Meyer, and Wanda Belew. First Row: Marge Swartz, Mary O'Berry, Terry Kiebler, Elaine Steinlauf, Joyce Ray, Mariorie Me er, C l H' Hopper. y aro yn iney, Peggy West, Cher Holden, and Sandra This is an organization for girls who have been taking a course in hamemaking. The Northeast chapter is part ot the National Organization which promotes an achievement program ot degree work, making it possible for girls to set their sights on goals of personal advancement. FUTURE HGMEMAKERS Back Row: 'ei i 3 It.. ' 5 it The club has undertaken worthwhile projects such as the making and selling of Christmas corsages, and the preparing ot a holiday basket for needy members of the community. President, Elaine Steinlauf, Vice President, and Joyce Ray, Treas- These are our new omcefs mlflng omli- urer, Front Row: Margaret West, Parliamentarian, Hazel Davis, Secretary, Barbara Applebaum, Song Leader, and Barbara Wells, Historian.