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

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M. JS. L 'i 'NU' iff... Back Row: Charles Kepner, Walter Chase, Charles Voigt, Mike Sheriden. Front Row: Louis Ate-ek, Mike Walton, Roberta Buss, Michael Vigue. Imaginary trips to tar-off, romantic places are possible when members of this club gather at one of their meet- ings. Through their stamps, visits may be made to any country or continent in the world. Collecting stamps may be profitable also, since many unusual stamps have quite a high value. At meetings albums are compared and stamps are exchanged or sold. +1155 ' N, 'iff' ifilfiwwzttfeitgtzst- F'-1. Am.. This one came all the way from Afghanistan, Mike Vl9Uef VlCe'P 95lden Mike Walton, President. Mi. Jones STAMP CLUB tg Louis Ateek, Secretary-Treasurer

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u, 4th R w: Billy Chambers, Jerry Alderson, George Gatewood, Eric Huber, Eddie Green, Robert Zaiser, Wesley John Bagg, John Hudon, Roy Cannon, John Spidell, Charles Bull, Sam Davie. 3rd Row: George o Brown, Salzman, Jack Rankin, Herb Schleman, Bill Slater, John Gingras, Bruce Wilson, William Rossley, Jan Duggar, William Bakeis, Rudy Phillips, Jan Hedges, Tom Conrad, Bob Wilson, E-ill Weed, Tom Fay, Roy Mills, Mike Hunt, Jennings Campbell. 2nd Row: Carl Nousiainen, Connie McGreen, Leigh Miller, Aletha Olsen, Jere Slote, Mike Craft, Larry Cecconi, Stanley Sattinger, Bob Whitaker, Joe Morton, George Vickers, Robert Craft, Gary Kramer, Bruce Brown. 'lst Row: Peter DeWitt, James Coffin, Kenneth Simpson, George Kieber, Tom Payne, Robert Koch, Charles Bearce, Ed Root, Jim Bakis, Phil Morron, Gerald Douyard, Robert Lambeck. -wayne M . W lt S r G er won This organization was newly-formed this year from the old Chemistry Club. Its members are those students interested in chemistry, physics, mathematics, and bi- ology. One of its proiects is an annual gift to the science department. At each meeting, members are entertained by films, speakers, and experiments. SCIENCE A D ENGINEIERI G ...lg v Secretary: Larry Cecconi, President: Stanley Sattingerp Treasureri Hes demonslmlmg Bob Whitaker, Absent: Vice-President Mike Craft.

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AUDIO-VISLIAL CLUB The members ot the Audio Visual Club are students skilled in the setting up and oper- ating of the audio-visual equipment. Dur- ing the year they have given us faithful and etticient service. 'YM J, ii Q1 'W Miss Rosalie Pugh Lyle Moore, Diana Dean, Paul Tierney. lll IDR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The members of this club must have the qualification ot being able to converse in advanced Latin. At their meetings they have speakers who tell about Rome and the Latin customs. Films are also shown to create a further interest of Ancient Rome, mythology, and old Roman customs. uin Paul Tierney, Charles Hunt, Lyle Moore, Joy Purd Diana Dean. in f .K 4, if ' M., fi . . ggi, ,, , my g g V .,.. S +' l X lsfzjvs ,.. ' .H fee-was its 'Af-GG gms . .pta 'zr' Mrs. Bennett Evans, Betty Lou Wayne Weitz. Back Row. Buddy Young, Jean Wood, Barbara Sy Jim Jones. Front Row: Wayne Weitz, Betty Lou key, David Evans. U9, trett, Han-