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

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ffm rg! ' lst Row, L. to R.: Linda Crain, Gene Glennon, Pat Teague, Marion Kline, I if 3 , Beverly Barton. 2nd Row, L. to R.: Sharon Thompson, Joan Moody, Angela V . La Rocco, Patricia Bland, June Sharpe, Carolyn Gramling, Dawn Cotter, Joyce 'M . Crow, Estelle Le Beau, Sandra Roos. 3rd Row, L. to R.: Carolyn Hiney, Pat Williams, Martha Best, Carol Probst, Barbara Menees, Bob Moore. 4th Row, L. to R.: Mary Lou Andrews, Ellen Conner, Larry Britner, Bob Loeber, Clarissa Rogers, Aloyse Flood, Martha Lee Heath, Ruth Shelton, Kathryn Lord. c if' its s1f:-1 Qin ' AJ ro All these things were accomplished in order that Northeast students would be kept up to date on school happenings. ln December the visiting evaluators compli- mented the Nor-easter on its high quality and on its tree distribution to students. Ad l5o'f M Jenkins Advertising Spgng 151 Raw: Barbara Menees, Gene Glennon, Clarissa 'lst Row, L. to R.: Pat Williams, Bob Loeber, Larry Britner Rogers. 2nd Row: Martha Lee Heath, Aloyse Flood, 2nd Row, L. to R.: Bob Moore, Bob Vannatto. Martha Best, June Sharpe, Linda Crain.

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5 sg ov' ww e . ef-1,- , , xx ,.fx, ,m 'tx '....W. x..,. lf. Pat Teague - Editor no Features 'Ist Row, L. to R.: Carolyn Hiney, Dawn Cotter, Joyce Crow. 2nd Row, l.. to R.: .Iune Sharpe, Ellen Conner, Beverly Barton, Ruth Shelton, Linda Crain. i ,jf - 4 i tit if With omozing regularity, Northeast students received copies of the schools Newspaper, the Nor'eoster, Containing news stories ond teotures of interest to nearly everyone. In order to rnoke the bi-monthly publication possible, hord work was done in such fields as phof togrophy, news writing, ond od-selling. l 1 rv News lst Row, L. to R.: Angela La Rocco, Martha Best, Marion Kline, Mary Lou Andrews, Aloyse Flood. 2nd Row, l. to R.: Clarissa Rogers, Sharon Thompson, Carolyn Grumling, Martha lee Heath, Joan Moody, Patricia Bland, Carol Probsl.

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vii MC? 0 Many, Bock Row, L. to R.: Aspen, Whittulrer, Schlemon, Sellers, Neuendorf, Batchelor, Poust, Beat, Zoellner, Allen, Lawrence, Oliver, Pneuman, Mitchell, McKinnis, Spaulding. 5th Row, L. to R.: Jones, Siemers, McKenzie, Amley, Potter, Griule, Nausiainen, Fay, Morron, Eaddy, Tobey, Hagan, Zeoli, Wheeler, Odom, Hilliker, Stough. Ath Row, L. to R.: Canon, Allen, Mason, Kersker, Johnson, Kiebler, Voigt, Colluny, C. Nousiainen, Adams, Buss, Cates, Brennan, DeWitt, Bowyer. 3rd Row, L. to R.: LaRocca, Brown, Roos, Sykes, Harrington, Jordan, Williams, Siess, Miller, Stoclxy, Davis, Newell, Rippel, Wilbe, Stumpff, Henry. 2nd Row, L. to R.: Mr. Beeman, Cruz, Steinlauf, Price, Swift, Oxley, Harlxless, Dutcher, Jordan, Silk, Higbee, Hadden, Johnson, Hantz, Wells, Kennedy. lst Row, L. to R.: Vetter, Teece, Schwartz, Huff, Fraze, Counts, O'Berry, Rupert, Rearick, Hollis, Kiebler, Mantell, Demar, Knisely. QW? N H S W ' ' BA ND I l l The Scarlet and Cream Band of Northeast High School has been an outstanding representative of the school. They have played faithfully at all our football games, made up pep bands for the basket- ball events, performed in assemblies, given concerts, and participated in parades. ' In addition, the Nehi Band received superior ratings in the district contests, and excellent ratings in the state contest. These were the results of hours of extra rehearsals, and co-operation from the various band sections. The twirling maiorettes are an addition to our flashy, high-stepping band. is Both the faculty and the students of Northeast 14 High School are proud of the superior quality of its i fine Viking Band. The highest praise is certainly deserved by our Director: Mr. Eugene A. Beeman director, Mr, Eugene Bee-man! T04