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

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I KJ lsr Row, l. To R.: Mrs. Christian, Linda Purvis, Judy Riddle, Darlene Esfes, Joyce Payne, Margaret Porlre. 2nd Row, L. fo R.: Belly Hanky, Jennie Phillips, Barbara Aclelars, Judy Nelson, Priscilla Pabst. 3rd Row, L. to R.: Rick Mucciano, linda Antcliff, Barbara Barnes, Melody McGinnis, Elizobelh Wells, Arlie Owens. Sa GM AT iTs regular meeTings The Saddle Club has a sTudy and discussion program of how To improve riding skills, and hovv To learn To Take care of horses, Reports are given on The hisTory of famous horses, and famous sTabIes. During The year, The members of The club rneeT on SaTurdays To go horseback riding. In addition To improving Their riding, The occasions have been an opporTuniTy for The group To enioy ouidoor life. School sponsor: Mrs. Josephine Anderson Evelyn Kuehl, Darlene Estes, Joyce Payne. Cowgirls +-

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f --gssf I .f - ' s-6' ,A uf? W iii' l so ri iwriuiifj ist Row, L. To R.: Mr. Toy Jones, Judy Wagner, John Williamson, Michael Vigue, Rodney Sutherland, Reba Peacock. 2nd Row, L. To R.: Wanda Jergins, Louis Ateek, Roy Groskopf, Joe Prill, Norman Rice, Joe Simon, Merrilee St. Georges. Absent: John Kepner. sim, cw Through The collection of sTamps This club hopes To gain greater knowledge in history, geography, government, and of The social and economic standing ot The many countries of The world. The acTiviTies of The Stamp Club in- clude The collection and classificaTion of foreign and domestic stamps, The pro- viding of a common market for The exchange of stamps, The encouragement ot stamp collections aT Northeast High, and in the community. School sponsor: Mr. Toy Jones lst Row, L. To R.: John Williamson, Mike Vigue, Rodney Suther land. 2nd Row, L. To R.: Reba Peacock, Judy Wagner. I wish I had one of Those!

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il gif .iii-5,1 . .Ulu .. .tu-1, vtgxqllug , .P :Uwe lst Row, L. to R.: Coach Kaelber, Bill Argyros, Jerry Mills, Mike Moustakas, David Larson, Cliff Hulsart, Howard Isaacs, Ron Murphy, Doug Hotalen. 2nd Row, L. to R.: Ray Muncy, Ben Wall, Gary Brown, Donald Nofs, Bob Taylor, Len Scipioni, Frank Walther. 3rd Row L. to R.: Bob Vannatta, Roger Whitehead, Larry Fannin, Max McCaslin, Bob Warren, Neil Savage, Bob Shields, Mike McNerney, Dick Gourley, Gary Lyens. 4th Row, I.. to R.: Larry Hawkins, George Kramer, Jack Polk, Charles Brannen, Robert Merritt, Ron Taylor, Bill Lincoln, Walter Williams, Woody Reed. 5th Row, L. to R.: John Anderson, Phil Burns, Bill Weaver, John Roberts, Bobby LaBrant, John Quarles, Bill Downs, John Marshick. ' Glad The Letterman's Club is composed of varsity lettermen from all sports, includ- ing football, basketball, track, baseball, golf, and swimming. The Letterman's Creed, which states the principles a letterman should uphold, was adopted by all the members. The Faculty-Varsity game was spon- sored by the Letterman's Club to raise money, which was used to purchase bar- bells and benches for the boys' physical education room. Through this group better school spirit, good sportsmanship, and student parti- cipation in athletic events are encour- aged. School sponsor: Mr. Charles J. Kaelber lst Row, L. to R.: Ben Wall, Bob laBrant. 2nd Row, John Quarles, Len Scipioni. A Ietterman shows off his letter. I