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

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A,,, z. A sv.. :F-as 4 s A if President, Jim White, Vice President, George Kramer, Secretary, Kathy Phillippip Treas- urer, George Hieber. Ufficel-A Senior Our graduating class, having begun it course in the fall of 1956, holds the distinction of being the last class to enter Northeast as freshmen. From our first year, we have been an enthusiastic part of the Viking spirit. Supporting athletic and social events as well as maintaining a high standard of scholarstic achieve- ment, we soon became an important part of our school. The highlight of our sophomore year was the sophomore class party, in which was portrayed an Evening in Paris. We also sponsored another dance, the Sweetheart Swing. As juniors we presented an outstanding prom. The theme C1444 Waldorf-Astoria. To finance the prom, the junior class spon- sored a dance, a series of skating parties, and sold pompoms. The first heralded event of our senior year was home- coming. The activities of the production included the home- parade, the presentation of the queen and her court, game against Plant, and the homecoming dance. coming the big A spectacular class night was developed through the talents and enthusiasm of the entire class. As graduating seniors we feel we have played an im- portant part in the growth and development of Northeast, and -,ve will always look back with pride upon our high school was Deep Purple and the setting was the towers of the days. ,A -7 '-- , s ,,,,- 't ,j-...r 1. ' x .1 i ' 'i , MRS. HOFFMAN MR. ROOT MR. SACKETT MISS SIMS Sponswl-A