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

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Twirp Week chairman Nancy Vogt and her committee members plan activities for the traditional event. Last yearls fruitcake chairman, Sue Rigler, advises the new chairman, Jane Ramsey, as Mary Beth YVing looks on. Twirp Week, Present College Scholarships The Civinette Club of Northeast emphasizes good citizenship and true service to school and community. This club, sponsored by the St. Petersburg Senior Civ- itan Club, undertakes many Worthwhile projects each year. This year Civinettes offered a typing service for teachers, maintained the front hall bulletin boards, Worked at the Christmas Toy Shop, and participated in the Tuberculosis and March of Dimes drives. The money-making projects of the club are selling Claxton fruitcake and sponsoring Tvvirp Week. During that traditional week in March, each girl utwirpsi' a boy and assumes the responsibilities of asking for dates, car- rying his books, opening doors for him, etc. The Twirp Dance culminates the Weekls activities. The Civinette Club concludes its year of active serv- ice by presenting college scholarships to two worthy seniors. Mary Gresh and faculty sponsor Mrs. Dunn look over Kay Knieri- em's work on the scrapbook. 153

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TOMMY DAVIS President I 5 ERNIE GARNER Treasurer 0,7725 NSW VIC DANIELS Vice-President Junior Civifan Club Sells Fruifcake, School sponsor Mr. Round and Mr. Albert Shepherd from the Senior Civitan Club discuss the sale of fruiteakes. 154 The junior Civitan Club, established ten years ago, was the first service club at Northeast. The goal of the club, which is sponsored by St. Petersburg Senior Civ- itan, is the attainment of high standards in leadership, citizenship, and character. The club has had several money-making projects this year. Members participated in the annual sale of Claxton fruitcake, sponsored the Beachcombefs Ball, and held a dance after a basketball game. This year for the first time the club sold maroon-and-white Northeast T-shirts. Wfith the money earned from these projects, the club was able to take part in several community service projects. A useful gift Was presented to the school at the end of the year by the junior Civitan Club. Delegates from the club attended the two district meetings and the state convention of Civitan Clubs in Miami Beach. This year the junior Civitan Club of Northeast has con- tinued in its tradition of dedicated service.