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

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4 If , hal I r ,jf si' 7' ff? 5 I v 5 'lst Row, L. to R.: William Drypolcher, Craig Haskell, David Whitaker, Mike Netzloft, Bob Zaiser, Bob Lawson. 2nd Row: Henry Berg, Bill Kennedy, Tommy James, Richard Grant, Ed Green, John Korp, Larry Douglas. SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING SPONSOR Mr. Swan Wmu ---...,, ff 7 'OXVV if . 'Wiz fl iff Zflwfdl flgyf.. 6 I 'ww ' Members carry out many experiments with the cIub's sound equipment. Page One Hundred Filtyelwo The purpose of the Science and Engi- neering Club is to promote interest in the field of science. Aid is gladly provided to science Fair entrants. To cater to specific interests, the club is divided into sub-seo tions ot physics, chemistry, and mathematics. X. il ....4h'- Le-It to Right: President, David Whitaker, Vice-President, Mike NPIIIOII: 50C'l'lGlYTl0CISUI'L'I, Craig Haslwllg Homecoming Float Clmitnman, Bolt Znisui,

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fn L 1, iz: ' 1 2 ll 11 , 1. 1 . LJ f 5 ' LJ L4 bf ' 5. , P r W5 Q . 6.3 'f 'Ar-f ? A l fiat N,i'sLC:, 5 f I Y i ' iff' 'lst Row, L. to R.: Sandi Oxley, Chris Fleming, Ann Burke, Bob Loeber, Carolyn Hiney, John Quarles. Yncl Row: Jane I Deeg, Marilyn Rogers, Eleanor Sensinger, Marion Ribitzki, Marcia Jones, Patsy Hardin, Eileen S1-ngur. 3rd Row: , HW' Donna Gray, Belly lngolcl, Charlene Carlin, Edna Swopc, Jean Pentecost, Barbara Nunn Gloria Swango, Sue Swift, . L . r AJ, g 'vii' 4 -fdlf I W N iz., S ., Y .Z J ff SPONSOR Mr. Jenkins OUILL AND SCROLL Left to Right: Vice-President, An ne Burkep President, Bob Loeber, Secretary, Chris Fleming: Treasurer, Sandi Oxley. s , 4 , lx ,'-VVt V . ,r In ,, I J f' Lew f W L, . 1, w i 9 i' f X ' Y f f ' 1- f f 1 I y , W! 1 f 14 A O 9 f 5 f f A 1 N , f' ,Cc W ' f, fms: vw., L., :ff i ,, ff Twig K l , 1 'A 1 . if 4 , ,W E Pep tags are sold before games. The purpose of the Quill and Scroll Club is to provide training in all parts of Jour- nalism. The members of the club are on the stcitt of the NOR'EASTER, the VIKING LOG, and SOUNDINGS. The club's annual pro- iect is to send delegates to the Florida Scholastic Press Association convention. Page One Hundred Fifty-One

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., K 1 .T x .gefwsfs ure-f si Q 4 f A 2 S . . '- l N, A 1 ff 'J . . V' e . if h X it pc ,5 f .. Q 1 ,A ,. - 2. is if f. as s . . ' A4 f ' L44 I V if' I 1 , ' Q' s M QE . ' S' ,A 3 i f Q--. 4? sf C l , r l 5 f X ' T' i T .- i fig f V , V . , 1 ' I ' , lst Row, L. to R.: Jean McClintock, Florence Onderdonk, Billy Sue Stacy, Evelyn Hockett, Susan Knisely, Bernice Kirsch, r Anita Locke, Charles Voigt. 2nd Row: Skip Pittman, Chuck Poust, Ron Ader, Archie McKinnis, Dick Berry, Will Herkimer, s x, Ray Hodge. .E yy .Af -sf - KEYNQTERS Mr. Beeman The Keynoters club is for those students who like and enioy music. The club was organized to establish ci better apprecia- tion of music. The Keynoters worked along with the bancl in its money raising pro- iects tor the trip to Washington. l i Another of the beautiful l96O sports cars in the homecoming parade. ! l Q .. Q gi . R 1., ky Q . .Av yi ' T . 1 '-.s Q . ,.,, A .Q 'lst Row, L. to R.: President, Chuck Poustg Vice-President, Ron Aderp Secretary, Susan Kniselyg Treasurer, Charles Voigt. Page C'-i Hurt' E' ee