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

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FRONT ROXV: Sherry Speary, Muriel Lemar, Carolyn Smith, Patty Nelson, Vicki Cook, Maria Acquaviva, Carol Jones, Beverly Sprayberry, joyce Holtzclaw, Ann Jessup. SECOND HOYV: Ar- nold Buschena. Susan Sawin, Pat Hall, Pauline Lord, Bonnie Crampton, Ruth Ann Lussier, Betty Johnson, Dale Chapin, Carole Bear, Kathy Voss, Carol YVright, Dudley Howard. THIBD BOVV: Richard Lewis, Bev Friedrich, Dave Kaufman, jerry Fish, Ginger Hamel, Sid Stough, Susanne Devico, Beth Loughhead, Audie Mc- Allister, Carol Sawin, Gregory Vincent, FOURTH ROVV: Norman Lebeau, Gary Vollertsen, Sam Bowen, George Dick, Bob Gonser, Wlayine Drumm, Betty Suddarth, Dave Ester, Judy Huffman, Tom Har y. Cooperative Education Club Fulfills Goal '25 I A A mv' . N N0s-1 Mr. Ioe Griffith of the Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Williams, and Beth Loughhcad display the scrapbook for the entry of St. Petersburg in the Cleanest City Contest. 168 The members of the Cooperative Education Club CC.E.C.j strive to fulfill their motto of Service to the school and the communityf, The three main objectives of the club are to develop leadership, to achieve a better understanding between the employer and employee, and to encourage the use of high ethical standards in busi- ness. Through membership in this elu b, students at Northeast are able to promote the growth and under- standing of the cooperative educational training in the high schools of Florida. Among the activities of C.E.C. were the Early Bird Breakfast, a field trip to Tarpon Springs, the district and state conventions, and the Employer-Employee Banquet. Projects of the club included football program sales and candy sales. Members participated in a Clean-up, Paint- up, Fix-upv program as associate members of the Cham- ber of Commerce. Funds for the Memory Garden were raised through a community project, the Pancake Jam- boree.

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C. E. C. OFFICERS: FRONT ROXV: Nluriel Lamar, Ginger Hamel, Cary Vicki Cook works as a meat packet at Pub Vollertscn, Richard Lewis. SECOND ROXV: Beverly Sprayberry, Betty lix Market. johnson, David Kaufman, Sue Story, Sid Stough. of Service fo School ond Community Carole Bear works as a salesgirl at Maas Brothers cle- Tom Hardy gains experience as a short order cook at Royal Castle. partment store. 169