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

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14 GIRZS' 611.55 CZUB . tt tl' ffl lst Row, L. to R.: .loan Loeffler, Karen Lewis, Marilyn Hartman, Claudia Morrison, Nancy Ester, Linda Purvis, Ruth Shelton, Jacqueline Stacey. 2nd Row, L. to R.: Diane Thompson, Carole Swenson, Carolyn Pilz, Dorothy Elwell, Rhonda Brown, Pat Morgan, Lois Ramsey, Donna Gray, Anna Mae Sherlock. 3rd Row, L. to R.: Barbara Cruse, Clarice Slover, Pam Moore, Margerita Schoenau, Nina Garrison, Darlene Bennett, Rose Worley, Pat Smith, Janet Delouder. This year, The Advanced Girls Glee Club has been very active, and has performed in several programs. The ' first of these was the Thanksgiving assembly, for which 'if the girls practiced diligently with fine results. ln addition to singing in the Christmas Concert, they made their own dresses for this event. The Spring Concert, and the Festival of Song are also on their list of accom- plishments. One can see how much time and effort were consumed in preparation for these performances. ban. L. to R.: Louanne DeCresie, Lyda Graser, Judy Norman. lil ROW, l-- to RJ P09 Smllhl WCG Pfeildenli Janet lst Row, L. to R.: Ruth Shelton, Claudia Morrison, Delouder, Secretary. 2nd Row, L. to R.: Clarice Pqf Morgan, 2nd row, L, 19 R.: Nancy E51er' Mar. Slover, President, Barbara Cruse, Treasurer. geritq Schgenqu, Pam Moore, Donna Gray. .H 3 l . iff? .P i. 'Z ,,

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Left to Right: Linda Stumpff, Susan Swift, Ryn Peterick, Rose Marie Cruz, Carol Rupert, Peggy Vetter, '55 or 2. V .1 ' ' , . ,. E ,, M Roy Cannon l linda Stumpff Jane Pounds, Mary O'Berry. Absent: Edith Teece. MAJORETTES . . , S X gs T 5 , tr iff -, s sg s- 5 5, 5 , l l ' Q f Edith Teece Ryn Peterick Jane Pounds Susan Swift 23. Rose Cruz Mary O'Berry Carol Rupert Peggy Vener Can you imagine a parade with- out maiorettes? A band without their action and lively color? The Nehi Maiorette corps is composed ot nine high stepping girls and one boy. Their lively twirling ot silvery batons, and their strutting pace make them as much a part ot the band as the scintillating marches. Along with the band they have twirled at all games, parades, con- certs, district contests, and the statewide contest. This year, as well as last year, they were rated as superior in the district contest. Northeast High is proud of this fine representative group. Senior Mciorettes: Carol Rupert, Rose Cruz We 2 ,ww X wgnijjdi v I

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A 0,4 PEHA cflokgus 1st Row, L. to R.: Joyce Huffer, Carolyn Gromling, Sue McGowan, Celeste Loeffler, Henry Berge, Bob Koch, John Gingras, Dennis Hubbard, Judy Akins, Sandra Howland, Ann Leedy. 2nd Row, L. to R.: Carley Freck, lyda Graser, Mary Ellen Brown, Vivienne Morrison, Kenny Simpson, Jim Coffin, Jim DeCresie, Jim Jones, Brian Wells, Linda Medeiros, Virginia Payne, Judy Norman. 3rd Row, L. to R.: Joan Dodge, Jo Ann Peters, June Sharpe, Ellen Connor, Wayne Cooper, Bill Pheil, Carl Monson, Arville Renner, Phoebe Cupples, Glenda Fast, Joyce Crow. 4th Row, L. to R.: Penny Goodman, Bobbie Jean Todd, Diane Brown, Marilyn Payne, Kent Hobbs, louis Ateek, lynn Swanson, Frank Walther, George Marks, Doris Spaulding, Barbara Clark, Sue Shaffer, Suellen Sprague. 5th Row, L. to R.: Nancy Tucker, Maureen O'Rourke, Sharon Van Sciver, Olivia Dodson, Jo Ann Terrie, Judy Nickolson, Charles Welch, Wayne Weitz, Larry Hawkins, Robert Vosburgh, Dennis Clark, Linda Crain, Donna Reed, Rosie Romsey, Janet Delauder. Absent: Jane Hollis. The A Cappella Choir is a wonderful group of enthusiastic vocalists, who enrich our assembly programs with song, as well as present concerts for the enioyment of everyone. Their first performance was the Christmas Concert, in which they joined the members of the other choruses. They presented a marvelous Easter Program, were featured in the Spring Concert, and partici- pated in the Festival of Song. All in all, the A Cappella Choir is an example of what can be accomplished through skillful direction, and good musicianship. ix 4 si 3 r MISS DOROTHY CLONTS Director of Vocal Music Recognition should be given to A Cappella Robe Chair- men Joyce Huffer and Larry Hawkins, to Lynn Swanson, Student Director, and Corley Freck, Publicity Chairman. L, to RJ Sue MCG.-,wqnl T'-ggsureri Louis Meek, president ist Row, L. to R.: Sue Spearan, Joyce Crow, Carolyn Arville Renner, Vice President, Ann leedy, Secretary. Gmmllngf JUdY Mins- 2nd Kew, L- to R-1 Brien Wells. Frank Walther, Bill Pheil, .lim DeCresie.