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

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Iwi QQEQQQQQQQ Third Row: Iris Meeking, Christine Liczbinski, Barbara Shirley, Dorinda Williard, Bill Pheil, David Bernstein, Carol Probst, Sally Ross, A. Blank, Sandra Roos. Second Row: Kathy Huntley, Rella Anderson, Betty Bursani, Judy Cameron, Betsy Pheil, Sondra Burgette, Carol Vincent, Ruth Lamb, Marsha Jones. First Row: Chris Fleming, Beth Kuhlthan, Jan Wiltong, Nancy Lackey, June Sharpe, Dan Heyne, Marion Kline, Gail Townsend, and Beverley Barton. This club's obiective is to create a further interest in drama through acting, writing, and technical studying. Each year it presents several dramatic performances. One of the performances ot the Junior Class this year was a one-act play which was staged by the Dramatics Club. Mr. Robert Challener lt 0 f Et , . ...fs.,..efrfs H T f 5,1 42,1 is ,fr M ' f I as I. 40. ' I Daniel Heyne, President, Marion Kline, Secretary, and Jan This sounds like a good scriptl Wilfong, Vice-President.

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S. Back Row: Neil Waters, Mike Herton, David Whitaker, Craig Haskell, Ronnie Mason, Bruce Haskell, Peter Kersker, Duane Bowyer, Frank Cooper, Bob Anderson, Richard Oppel, George Kramer. Middle Row: Carol Woods, Bonnie Allen, Rosellen Cook, Rita.Frank, Dorothy Mantell, Kay Buchanna, Sharon Freshwater, Kent Hobbs, Rita Kohls, Don Anderson. First Row: Barbara Cooper, Sharon Turney, Linda Price, Edward Amley, Paul Deitrich, Dick Gourley, Ingrid Dworak, Karen Glendenning, Barbara Clarke, Randy Collany. This Latin Society encourages a mutual understanding among Latin students and helps them to understand the ways and means by which the Romans lived. Its members have been selling seeds and are profiting nicely. The club plans to purchase books tor the Latin department this year. SOCIETAS LATINA YJ I ' A M, gg, FN No, 'Liberace' is not an inflected form of 'Liber'.

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.Q ZS ans I fl, in Back Row: Judy Peel, Carol Povkov, Joan Kelly, Sandra Stallman, Alice Stucky. Front Row: Pat Gant, Jackie Gower, Joel Eason, Martha Hays, and Judy Hoover. This is one of those clubs that after practical experi- ence in a field which some of its members may well go into. At the same time, it brings real benefits to the rest of the student body. The club's basic concept is that of inspiring in its members efficient work habits by allowing them to participate in the preparation and circulation of library materials. LIBRARY if t X A ,sf x 5 Miss Lucy Lanphear ,,,,,, , I, vs? This one was overdue 1? - l record.