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

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'Q '-'-fn- 1 f ,,...,- SUSAN MCCORMICK ' i ir 2 President ' I. V.: ...- iq., trvr V ' CANDY MOLER BETTY NOUSIAINEN Vic?-Pr6Sid6rlt Rec, Secretary PAT HALSTROM VIRGINIA STARRETT Corr. Secretary Treasurer Anchor Club Serves Community and Anchor treasurer Virginia Starrett collects dues from club members. 'I48 The Northeast Anchor Club, sponsored by the Pilot Club of St. Petersburg, is dedicated to the service of both school and community. One of Anchoris school projects is ushering at home football games. At the end of the first semester, the club presents its annual Halfway to Heavenv dance. This year the District Convention of Anchor Clubs was held at Northeast. Anchor members participate in several community service projects. They work at the Tuberculosis Center at Christmas time. A program with refreshments is pre- sented at the Cripplcd Childrenis Hospital each year. Club members give full support to such worthy causes as the Muscular Dystrophy Drive and the March of Dimes. Through their participation in these projects, Anchor members have made their club outstanding in service to Northeast and the community.

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af! was ta iii- ' D JIM BURNETT R BOB HOCHSTADT President S Vice-President JODY BARTLETT 0 MARK KATE5 S6Cl'6f2-fy Treasurer Junior Exchange Club Sets Up Point Ir. Exchange president Jim Bumett conducts a club meeting. 150 Each year the Junior Exchange Club of Northeast strives for its motto, Unity for Servicef, The goals of the club are to make better citizens of its members and to help the student body and administration whenever pos- sible. During meetings the club members plan activities and new projects. Each year the club holds a dance after a football or basketball game as its main activity. This year it was suggested that a point system be set up to determine which two members will attend the state convention in Miami. The point system was ap- proved by the members and put into effect. Each year the club holds a fish fry at Lake Maggiore to earn funds to finance its many services to others. In a set assembly at the end of the year, the junio r EX- change Club gives a typewriter to an outstanding senior.