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

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L Q l. dst I. gm, .- - 5' - is 'lst Row, L. to R.: Mrs. Wentworth, Alice Stucky, Patricia Teague, Phyllis Wade, Ann Taylor, Carolyn Kennedy, Sharon Freshwater, Melody Siplon, Charlotte Conant. 2nd Row, L. to R.: Roberta Gourley, Janice Harrison, Sandra Hopper, Kathy Phillippi, Elaine Erlick, Sara Emery, Chris Fleming. 3rd Row, L. to R.: Joyce Rywant, Chloe Collins, Susan Swift, Davalee Bisher, Mariorie Bolle, Linda Love, Diane Wilber, Barbara Wells, Wendy Bailey. 4th Row, L. to R.: Patricia Morgan, Marie Higbee, Joan Dodge, Diane Shea, Betty Winser, Barbara Cashin, Edith Steehler, Norma Magee, Carolyn Hiney. Absent: Judy Huber, Barbara Pafford, Evaclene Herndon, Carolyn Sue Garner, Shirley Graham, Sandra Stallman, Sondra Butler. 14 Glad The Anchor Club, which is sponsored by the Pilot Club of St. Petersburg, is one of the girls' service clubs at Northeast High School. Our club aided the annual Christmas Seal Drive of the Anti-Tuberculosis Asso- ciation, and assisted with the Christmas Toy Shop as two of its proiects in com- munity work. In recognition of excep- tional ability, we presented o gift of luggage to the outstanding senior girl. School sponsor: Mrs. Louise Wentworth -' . f x kk y K X 'vi' it . A 'lj , 3 - 1-x- P 'fiff-: A f - W L ' ' r' ' y N ' 5 . ., .2 , . it fi 1 'I , .fn M.. .,,, -' f , - 1 . '27 K f- ' ' Q 1, 'Ist Row, L. to R.: Carolyn Kennedy, Ann Taylor, Phyllis Wade. 2nd Raw, l.. to R.: Alice Stuclzy, Pat Teague, Charlotte Conant. Anchor Girls make voodoo dolls during football season.

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.WH ,Q 'lst Raw, L. to R.: Mr. Ritter, Vose Pneuman, Bill Pheil, Ralph Spaulding, Gene Glennon, John Krege, Joe Hood. 2nd Row, L to Bernard Kehler, Randy Collany, Howard Isaacs, Lester Dufford, Charles Sands, Ed Hatch, Bill Thayer. 3rd Row, L. to R Max McCaslin, Art Daniels, Harry Steinhardt, Doug Brisbin, Bob Loeber, Pete Dewitt, John Roberts. Absent: Bob Cates, Ben Wall Bill Parke. Vose Pneuman, for r ' .e The two outstanding protects for the Junior Exchange Club this year were the selling of Christmas trees, and the annual fish try. With the money earned from these two projects, we purchased greatly needed equipment for the Science Department. Unity for Service is the motto for this service club, and membership in the group requires high scholastic records, good character, and qualities of leadership, Senior Exchange Club Sponsor is Mr. Morrison Pearce, and the teacher sponsor is Mr. John W. Ritter. Ralph Spaulding, Bill Pheil, Gene Glennon. Jr. Exchange Club plans future meetings 3 4

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lst Row, L, to.R.. Mr. Rowland, Joel Easom, Roberl Foreman, Bruce Slack, George Salzman, Kent Mitchell, Phil Morron, Jerry Alder son, Mike Hunt, Carllon Reichert, 2nd Row, L. lo R.: George Nousiainen, Lynn Swanson, Jan Duggar, larry Briiner, Ronald Oversfreei, Robert levcin, Sieve Grevn, Bill lawrence, Karl Nousiainen, George Schullz. 3rd Row, l.. to R.: Hardy Bryon, Jack Weaver, Tom Neuson, Gr-orgv Kramer, Gary Brown, Neil Savage, Jim Simmons, Hank Haesalrer, Larry Fannin, Richard Hupp. Absent: Ron Mullen. . 6. . lliu Junior Civiion Club performs services which benefit Norilieost lligilu School, This yoor funds were rciised To purchase the Two cold water ay-iluiiif, which the club hos given The school. This vvos done by o nioior inonwy inciking proioci, which is the onnuol sole of Those delicious Civiton Cfloxlon lruii Cakes. Srliuol sponsor: Mr. Geruld Rovvlcincl ls! Row, l. lo R.: Bruce Stack, Jerry Alderson, George Salz- man, Ki-n Mitchell. 2nd Row, L. ia R.: Mille Hunl, Bob Fore- man, Phil Morron, Joel Eosom. 3rd Row, L. to R.: Larry Fannin, Mr- Rowland. Jr. Civiians sell lheir delicious fruiicake. , 'f'x fia