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

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. I at BECKY BOND President PAT SHIMKUS Secretary bw SUSAN BURGESS Vice President R?- SUSAN MILLS Treasurer Roion Projects Ronge from Purchasing Books The members of the Rojan Club of Northeast, which is sponsored by the VVomen of Rotary, strive to fulfill their motto, Never-ending Friendship through Love and Sewieef' To raise money for their various projects, Rojans sold Northeast stationery, held a fashion show, and sponsored a dance. Rojans participated in several community projects this year: collecting magazines for rest homes, giving presents and singing Christmas carols to shut-ins, preparing a food basket for a needy family, and collecting money for the March of Dimes. One of the school service projects of the club has been to pur- chase books for the new library. In addition to these service projects, the club holds a Mother-Daughter Tea each year. Mrs. Alderson talks to sponsor Mrs. Fannin about the new Rojan dresses. 'I62 The cameraman catches Rojans unaware-s at a club meeting.

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Presldent Vice President VAUGHN MCCARTHY BILL BQND .. WN SID WILSON TOM BELL Secretary T1'S3SL1I'6I' 3 ,ggi if X lr' 7 Af p i . Interact Club Achieves Goal of Dedicated Service The Interact Club of Northeast has as its goal the fulfillment of high standards of service, leadership, schol- arship, sportsmanship, responsibility, and integrity. To raise money for service projects, Interact members spon- sored the Fall Fantasy dance, held the annual Christmas tree sale, sold personalized key chains, and sponsored the drama department's presentation of the WVheel Are- na play. Interact service projects benefit both the school and the community. The club places posters with di- rections for escape in case of fire in each room and sup- plies library passes to the school. Interact also partici- pates in the annual Goodwill Industries drive. Through these projects the club has fulfilled its goal of dedicated service. Interact members john Stovall and Gilbert Shamas discuss plans for the Fall Fantasy. 164 Interact secretary Sid Wilson records events of the meeting in minutes.