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

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DRIVERS' ED ylj ,gym fr pvr t-uvqf ' 1:---qv CAROLYN CLIFTON. B.S., M.A. University of Alabama Public Speaking, English I ,V my ,V VV L '. p ..,, .. . , 1' f. .-,, ' ,f -1-Mr, Ii:-5 . ,.-'14 , '73 ilzzii Qfflff .V Ifii.. 'X' if ,',- A f ,',' I iff' W,-I 51 -'I fr 1 . ', Y J It x IRL .1 ' Ms' 52155 . ROBERT B. CHALLENER, B.F.A., M F A Where are all the horses? The drivers' education course offers the student a gen- eral, well-balanced education in driving, as well as a basic ,tp as i . K-I ., 0 -'Y : .Q A 1 ,. S T Tiff S2111 ' T, 1 f Q J ,ilu ip. -Aid , V., R MW ji . AQ.. iii: 4 -6 N -F, ' 052 f I f nt l 'si .fix . .ls- . -'L ...,, TFAA . DAVID A. HALL, B.S., M.A. Miami University, George Peabody Driver Education . ti I ..--ff understanding ofthe mechanics of an automobile. It is design- I I ed to make safer, more courteous drivers. J EVERETT W. MYERS B.S. M.S. , , Ohio State University Driver Education . . .L 29 H4 Q. T A , . f 1 534- ,. , 1. ng, 5 ' is .- 3: at ' . ?ff'w15Q f., ,, , .,:z, w'ffL'ff'Lii9ZcW1Z'f -Rf ' ,. 4 ' , . we ' f A . uk 5' . , ,. ,,fL',L- ,Q h,,,f',7Zf, 4 ', f ' ,-1, ,fm , ,iv 1' 7 ,. Y., H fgjf ,iefw , , ' 2' , ,lik-'ff 32:-,2. :.ivg1,' ri' .f5ffQ-1 'f ' ' 455 -ffypymrwfi ,- 6,m,--:- - , yfynwl i ygyv , ,zjfpwff ,ww 'ZZQWWWzgtyzfmcvfzmyzfkw - f-,, 5 ,. ' f 2 5, - -'A 0 -aw' 4 ' 42:1-az ,ffwl :Wy f f -fg.,-5 wi, HW, . ,9,f i ' j if ,, AW 1, is . I 1 f 'ima-M H ,juz 15' ,fkmf3':2'4,4-Z-if ff-1-M f 14: 'W,1w zj?2'-fy' ffl ,f ' 1 , f uf' 12 22?-' I f I if hi s ,ff 1' 'wwfwfwmwxzwf f I I, I , :.,f,,,,,, ' ,, 1,f5,W4Q,w,,af,wZ, , -W ,. , ,V f , , xv. : . V f : 1 ,l'7w9,,5f24y46f45gQZ W 'f f I f 11,5 Y Ly, if . , ' 4 ' ,mWp,,W, ' U 2 ,W M f' I f ' gy, ,f UW V ,V , ,,,fs,f,q.,.'f -ct f yfjfvf' f wg' ,UMW V' i fg iiQ', .,1.'1 1, 'L - ' V ww ' W A. W ,An U 3 t. S , X 441,11 -f ff' ,r ,Q -ft' 1 ffnyffqiy .f f 293159 'i ,gf -em. W 1 f , f I 3 Unaccustomed as I om . . The speech department affords the student the opportun- ity to better understand and use the English language. In ' Through such courses as speech and public speaking, he is Carnegie Institute of Technology able to broaden his vocabulary and learn to speak with more SPGBCIW ease and fluency

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...nf , ,MUSKI EUGENE BEEMAN, B.S.M., M.A. Emporia Teachers Banc' DALE STONECIPHER, MUS. M. Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Choral Music Z 6139 aa wi wwf W Q Ms is --. fill Uh one, uh two, uh-where's the bubbles? The accredited courses of band, chorus, and music theory come under the heading ofthe music department. Being a participant in such activities as our fine band, orchestra, or choir not only broadens our talents, but helps us to learn to 2 get along with our fellow man. UBRARY L 25 Y 1 l i t KKK Now for those helpful Dewey numbers . A -4' LUCY LANPHEAR, B.S., M.S Florida State University Library A modern library places the knowledge of the world at the fingertips of the student. It gives him opportunities to use Un many books, magazines, and pamphlets, all of which help him Library receive a better education. Page Thirty-Eight MARY MEADERS, B.A.E. iversity of Mississippi MN

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ROY F. BUCHAUS, B.S. University of lndiana Mechanical Drawing HENRY W. FINK, B.A.E. University of Florida Art, Photography Wi 2 Wfwlff 3 . We ir ffl WILLIAM R. McNEIl., B-5-, M45- Union College Industrial Arts lmfyf, For lf ,NDUSTRIAL ARTS MF' Hurry, or we'll have to invade Troy with a three-legged horse Art, shop, and mechanical drawing are offered by the industrial arts department to all students. The goal of the department is to develop the student's manual dexterity as well as his mental ability.