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

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,V Ri ...X iv L? 'V iff lst Row, l. to R.: Miss Ronieri, Angela La Rocca, Marge Schwartz, Jimmy Blue, Susan Doubleday, Kathy Holden. 2nd Row L to R Diane Sabin, Joan King, Claudia Morrison, Mary Ellen Levan, Dorothy Elwell, Pinky Kerns. 3rd Row, L. to R.: Dennis Clark, Bill Doterllnu George Schultz, Ronnie Hagan. .L'a4.2' The aim of Los Quixotes is to achieve more flexibility in speaking Spanish, and to encourage an appreciation for the culture of The Spanish- speaking countries. Membership is open to advanced students of Spanish. Los Quixotes entered a float in the Homecoming Parade, which pre- sented various phases of Spanish life. On special excursions to Tampa to various Spanish restaurants, as well as in regular club meetings, only Spanish is spoken. i , is School sponsor: Miss Carmine Ranieri ,Qllr W 'q'l f J XV 'Z r. ky l ht Row, L to R.: Susan Doubleday, Angelo LcRocco, Jim Blue, Marge Schwartz. 2nd Row, l. to R. Pinky Kerns, Joan King, Kathy Holden. 5P f'i5l Club 1 for Homecoming R 3 N.

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1. fgr- lst Row, L. to R.: Mr. Dardenne, Helen Smith, Kathryn Loed, Susan Spearen, Rena Counts, Sandra Roos, Marion Kline. 2nd Row, L to R.: Marcia Jones, Susan Chaplain, Susan Warren, Doreen Dutcher, Susan Knisely, Carl Kiebler, 3rd Row, L. to R.: Janice Comeau, Roger Douyarcl, Jim Gaver, Jon Jennings, Gayle Purdue. Absent: Bob Lewark, Sandy Rearick, Kathryn Ver Wiebe. .Ee CIRCIE FRANCAIS The aims of Le Circle Francais are to promote a better understanding of French culture, and to aid students in having a better understanding of France and her people. Some of our proiects include a Home- coming float, a booth in the Spring Carnival, and a dance in the spring. In addition to this, we have a social gath- ering once a month, and an annual French banquet at the end ot the year. School sponsor: Mr. Roger Dardenne 5. X.. . -s-A x lug ist Row, I.. to R.: Kathrine lord, Sue Spearen, Rena Counts. 2nd Row, L. to R.: Sandra Roos, Carl Kiebler, Helen Smith Yes, Mes Arni, that is how it readsl .soy xx 1 ig

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f' ---5 ,ry ,Bum-. rf I-gl!! Ps xl 7 .liz '4 .Q K y X V l A .1 V V me ir 'wwf . e eng' wiv? -r , 3 . e .NH . ..e A . . . .ue X . lst Row, l. to R.: Mrs. Bushfield, Ed Amley, Bernard Kehler, Rita Frank, Kent Hobbs, George Hieber. 2nd Row, l. to R.: Peter Kersker, Colvin Adams, Kathy Whelpley, Rosellen Cook, Patsy Hardin, Bob Shiels. 3rd Row, L. to R.: Paul Dietrich, Ronnie Mason, Gordon Stager, Tony Zeoli, James Watson, Arthur Hoffman. .tl t. The Societas Latina is composed of first and second year Latin students who wish to enhance their knowledge of ff Roman culture. This is accomplished ht Row, L. to R.: Rita Frank, George Mieber, Kent Hobbs through the Club programs Ur which we 2nd Row, L. to R.: Ed Amley, Bernard Kohler, Ronald Mason have been reading from ancient myths, and performing short Latin plays. Qn Severn' occasions the program has If you people will listen I'll read it in Latin. featured a speaker who has visited Rome, and who has shown slides of the ancient city. School sponsor: Mrs. Susie Bushfield