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

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ni-Q ,tl -X... 4 ,,, -, A -a , 0 -Q. 'if-., we , ,Y g . 4- .-.z. , KLM dxf' I The winning car in the Homecoming Parade-for the third consecutive year, this K E Y C LU B will K The Key Club's main money raising project is the Tl '57 A 1' ' V 1 selling of popcorn at ball games. The club owns prix, R V T gg its own popcorn machine and uses the profits S ' 9 rx made during the year tor its gifts to the school and , N F community. X - Q. 2 rw Q 5, The club's main social event of the school term is the annual Fall Fantasy held at the Bath Club this year. The last activity of the year is always the Parent Appreciation Banquet. -1 4.44 U Q ne, M .n - EX., K W S,-.,,-1' ' 'K . T wgw isf' ' ' ' W .y mgsv ' ' , if., X QQ if t 4, ,f J 'fi n -sw? x fir - - - , f i-tv ' W. I -N V . t '31 h Q -- ,Q AQ.- an ' I. ' s-- 1, - 7-r . ' vQ'I5iff.J v.,,w'9fl9g5f'A5im.',7 . ' A ,., -. .,.. W - I . , LQQ. Q- J -KN -sm. Fw 551.1-'ig, x . :s,k,g' Q . ,' 1.1 gg-T Key Club members deliver baskets of food to the needy ot Christmas. The Fall Fantasy at the Bath Club. Page One Hundred Twenty-One

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BE . in Q 'lst Row, L. to R.: 'ffm Oscar Steehler, Tim Potter, Tom Ogden, Bill Kennedy. 3rd Row: Charles Voigt, John Dunne, Bill Thomas, Bob DeLay, Allan Max 07747 W 'W7ff9,., , .. L ,j!,ff,f- 1 ff 71' 2 fn f KEY CLUB The Key Club is an international service club sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of St. Petersburg. The club's objectives are Zfiwmjni developing leadership and initiative, learning to work to- gether, serving the community and school, and preparing for a useful citizenship. ,ff'f. , XA K L 1 The service activities of the Key Club included helping the guidance department, sponsoring career conferences, helping the Student Council with their convention, and distributing 'Qi . food to needy families at Christmas. U KN, 'Ml f . 7 ... f , f F mf' 4 f L . fy f 4 f , ff f f f , ,. , ,ff ' ' 7 , ,y 1 f , , 7 X 4 f I 4 9477 f 4 ,X , , X A XZ! f f LY. SPONSOR Mr. Adicks f ici, V v, sas W 'it 5193 2 - s f ' s K ,T ' si Q. 'f f 5- - si 5 f if j s . , .1 5 A , 4 if lf . i ,P 4 ' :. , l I V. V' :- '- . x ,rs . ' -v-- A T -e, age Om- Huiirlif-il lwf-ii Left to Right: Secretary, Calvin Adams, Vice-President, Lynwood Mullins- President John Quarles, Treasurer, Mike Walton. L lf Ed Amley, Calvin Adams, John Quarles, Lynwood Mullins, Mike Walton, Pat Beal. 2nd Row: Peter Kersker, Eddie Green

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Q lst Row, l.. to R.: Barbara Nunn, Diane Cuccinello, Gloria Swango, Sharon De Lauder, Nancy Morgan, Pam Moore, JoAnn Cuda, Shirley Smith 2nd Row: Charlene Held, Debbie Snow, Shelc Garner, Mary Lee McClure, Jackie Peters, Betty Dees, Carol Swenson, Dianne Gregory, Mel inda McKenzie, Carol Hudson. ,if'?f?'-ft ' V if digi t W 'I .:.. ' . H ,rv -l lg ,V i'f'f 7, w K I 1' . f' 'JW , i 4 7 A v ,,,, f ,.,, , i SPONSOR Mrs. Adams 191: Um, l'lUltflll'fl lwr-my lvvo ,, ,,.,, r, Q5 KEYETTE CLUB The Keyette Club, a Sinawik sponsored organi- zation, has the following objectives: to help build the home, school, and community, to serve the nation and God, and to co-operate with the Key Club. Some activities have been entering ci car in the homecoming parade with the Key Club and plac- ing a Nativity scene on the roof of the auditorium. TKT' E vt-, nqunn--- ut Row: VicefPr0sidcnt-Sharon Dc-Lauder, Presidont'Nc1ncy Morgang Secrelqry-Pqm oore 2nd Row. Chaplain Diane Cuccmcll Trgqgurc-GI ' 5 - ' I ' : C Secretary'Melinda McKenzie. O I crm wqngo Orresponclmg