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

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va , A . 1' -0' i lst Row, L. to R.: Miss Tyler, Sue Shaffer, Marie Higbee, Norma Norris, Pat Williams, Lynne Dwyer, Judy Reinhardt. 2nd Row, L. to R.: Barbara Monrose, Henrietta Kelly, Barbara Hall, Janet Seymour, Karen Karner, Sharon Karner, Jean Pentecost. 3rd Row, L. to R.: Virginia Foster, Cecilia Parlcer, Helen Leigh, Sue Sprague, Susan Swift, Ellen Connor, Florence Bowman. 4th Row, L. to R.: Barbara Cooper, Estelle Le Beau, Celeste Cipriano, Korolyn Bagg, Sandy Henry, Nancy Huff, Sharon Van Sciver. ml ATHZETIU AS'S'N The G.A.A. sponsors all intramural sports for girls. This includes volleyball, basketball, tennis, badminton, and soft- ball. We encourage competition in this program even further by presenting tro- phies to the winning teams, and by train- ing officials for our own games. From these intramural teams we choose Varsity A and B teams which compete against other schools. The G.A.A. also participates in activi- ties not included in the school program such as bowling, horseback riding, and camping. We aid the Girls' Physical Education department by officiating at games, and purchasing equipment for the locker rooms and for sports. School sponsor: Miss Joanne Tyler lst Row, L. to R.: Lynne Dwyer, Pat Williams, Norma Norris. 2nd Row, L. to R.: Judy Reinhardt, Marie Higbee, Sue Schaffer. We won this! KJ

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ls! Row, l. Io R.: Mrs. Dobbins, Peggy Wesi, Chris Kohls, Margie Meyer, Elaine Sleinlauf, Joyce Ray, Mrs. Hoffman. 2nd Row, l. to R.: Nancy Meyer, Rose Cruz, Melinda McKenzie, Zoe Hopper, Carolyn Hiney, Terry Kiebler, Karen Glendenning. 3rd Row, glro R.: Belle Bursani, Nancy Wilkins, Mary O'Berry, Diane Haddon, Judy Schweikerl, Lana Croalr, Pal Tempus. Absent: Rita a iotle. auifwredlf The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization made up of girls who have Taken homemaking. Our purpose is To learn as much as we possibly can about our chosen field. Our main proiecf This year was The valentine dance, The Hearts Hop. Cooperation and hard work helped To make if a huge success. School sponsors: Mrs. Esther Dobbins, Mrs. Mildred Hoffman ls? Row, L. fo R.: Chris Kohls, Elaine Sleinlauf, Marge Meyer, Peggy Wesl. 2nd Row, L. io R.: Nancy Willzins, Melinda Mc- l . . Kenzie, Zoe Hopper, Carolyn Hiney. A Y0 9 l'l'e U Plefe of IeWel'Y?

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'lr S -. ,y vi Af Y .I l --..-1-f9'MXh 'e Xt H 1. iii.: . I lst Row, l. to R.: Mrs. Bennett, Arville Renner, Alice Stuclxy, Pat Teague, Grace Steward, Carolyn Kennedy, Carl Manson. 2nd Row, l.. to R.: Mary Smith, Marianne Wright, Phyllis Wade, Sharon Ellis, Margaret Blosser, Lois Martin, .loan Madden, Martha Smith. 3rd Row, l. to R.: Robert Remley, Don Rickards, Wayne Cooper, Eddie Hatch, lynn Swanson, Ann Abernathy, Alice Daft. Absent: Dave Bruneau, Don Delancey. The proiects which our club sponsors ore the doily reading of the scripture ond the Lord's Prayer in the morning, ond the blessing of our food during the three scheduled luncheon periods. Our extro-curricular activities include porticipotion in Bible quizzes, H and other competitions with the Youth Fellowship Clubs from other high it schools in the city. These tournoments take place on Soturdoy night ot the Youth For Christ rollies. E School sponsor: Mrs. Clyde Bennett Y ,. Mrs. Bennett S'h,M h S'th,L S ,Al' 5fClK, Mary mn an G Argus RlT:w:mnson me U Y Phyllis Wade, lynn Swanson. ff , ' If t , Y 1 'xt J 'zwrl A 3 , V ,tg is Q Q e ff' I 'Q ,A c ' ix! . . , ' , 'fo' ' R 5: , l ,l ,1.1.T.Y. -Ev .. .lg . mx ' . - Q - i t 4 , - K 1 . a 0 . r it to R f : ,J he g , . lx N 1 1 S new .-, ,,,f'wf.s