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

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X Mrs. Shrum '4 1, .E ,fem N -u -is as 5 f.. 5 P' fs- - ff ' 2 ,fs :P Buck Row: Andy Keller, John Williams, Cap Wilson, Richard Isaacs, Larry McDonald, Bill Wright, Bruce Hugill, Denis Oden, Tom Thornton, Willard Johnson, Ed Nourse, Bill Coates. Middle Row: Betsy Diodato, Nancy Morgan, Lillian Lerner, Linda Nelson, Linda Love, Karen Cooper, Margret Hook, Carole Burklin, Tony Lariner, Lyn Anderson, Elaine Huce, Kathy Phillippi. Front Row: Evelyn Keel, Priscilla Pabst, B. J. Hoffman, Doris Preston, Shirley Graham, Jean Pentecost, Margaret DuBose, Evelyn Hocket, Eugena Demar, Jerry Howle, Geraldine Howe. This is a club made up of promising first-year Spanish students who are interested in improving their spoken Spanish and learning more about the customs of the Latin-American countries. Every year the club makes a generous donation to the Spanish department and pre- sents an award to the most outstanding student at first LOS DONADORE xii-tiitfvsf: M323 5' ff 1-tiff? year Spanish in the Awards Assembly. Tiff My i ,O K Doris Preston, Treasurer, Shirley Graham, President, Jean Pente- mllhis fequllo is 0Ve loo Ye0l'5 cost, Vice President. .ZS

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1 1 an wnuwimqg, 555 ' fm Elf. 4th Row: Alison Quackenbush, Roberta Gourley, Eleanor Fielder, Judy Lewis, Phoebe Cupples, Betty 'I-5 Lou Keys, Pat Kaplhamer, Henrietta Kelly, Vivian Morrison, Avril Mather, Annabelle' Larson, Penny Wasdin, Charlotte. 3rd Row: Joan Betts, B. J. Hottman, Barbara Applebaum, Gloria Renkin, Hazel Davis, Sandra Stewart, Lynn Anderson, Susan Goree, Joann Fulford, Bonnie Kindel, Maxine Oliver, 'Shirley Looma. 2nd Row: Judy Harlow, Sandra Pellerin, Juanita Brock, Margie Shay, Judy Hauser, 3. M W? ,,.., - .,,-- 3 J., -we tx- -- , E, , . 'sr:gj,,,, .,....-- I, Glenda Powers, Jane Johnson, Melanie Vaux, Georgia Frisch, Shirley Moseley. lst Row: Joan Pur- year, Susan Swift, Linda Price, Linda Holley, Betsy Wisdota, Beverly Kokert, Pinky Kerns, Pat White, The purpose of this club is to render, to the best of its ability, service to God, country, home, community, and school, and promote higher ideals of friendship among the students of Northeast. A its projects have been, this year, to help with the March ot Dimes drive, an orange day, sale. They have also held a March of Dimes Dance for the benefit of crippled children. fp. .1 2 W . A 'l af-P' ' Q is 27, s ? 'sm ' ,. ,cj X M 'Sv gf -WW S55 f 1 Y wi! ' ,sei-A Remember the trip to New York? ERVICE CLUB Left to Right: Shirley Georgia Jane Johnson, Chaplain, Betsy Diadot, Proiect Chairman, Glenda Powers, President, Margie Shay, Point Chairman, Judy Hauser, ViceAPresident, Sandra Pellerin, Social Chairman, and Juanita Brock, Dance Chairman.

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lf Standing: Dennis Clork, Jone Hollis, Mrs. Thompson, Beotrice Kerns, Vern Renner. Seated: Dorothy King, Bill Detterline, Angelo Lo Rocco, George Schultz, Dorothy Elwell. Los Conquistodores is for the odvonced students of Spcnnish, os those of Spanish ll, lll, ond IV. Under the direction of Mrs. Thompson, they hove planned trips to Ybor City ond the Sponish Restouronts. These Lotin- minded people bring o touch of beoutitul Spain or dashing Mexico into their everyday home ond school lives. 6 LOS CCJNQUISTADGRES -' ' lb 'J ' ll 3'- ' is This is how l used to throw the bull in Madrid. l55 kftkaiiifiigla l iislgg 1, Treosurer: Carlton Reichert, President: George Schultz, Secre- tory: Angelo Lo Rocco, Vice4President: Bill Detterline.