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

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FIRST ROVV: Paulette King, Jean Fallin, Vicki Looke, Marsha Goheen, Kathy Hazam, Kathy Tremher, Ginger Riley, Suzie VVin- ter, Genny VVells, Judy Dorsey. SECOND BOYV: Connie Munch, Betty Masters, Mary Gresh, Betsy Deviou, John Jones, Linda Tope, Mary Linda VVilson, Pat Lamhert, Mary Bennett, Linda Hawkinson. THIRD BOVV: Rick Potter, Denise Paulson, Ann Marie Blanchard, Cheryl Lights, Jim Swan, Alanna Pauls-on, Para-Meds Prepare Viking pennants are sold as a means of raising mon- ey to send delegates to the animal district and state conventions. The cluhis most important project is its nursing honies. The Parameds have, in a sense, adopted three nursing homes and visit them regularly. The Para- Meclical Cluhs are a national and state organization sponsored by the Future League of Nursing and YVom- enis Medical Auxiliaries. for John Jones, Cheryl Lights, Betty Nousiainen, and Dorsey Quandt display their knowledge of the human skeleton. Gretchen Laird, Linda Rohhins, Judy Simpson, Brenda Nelson, Betty Nousiainen. FOURTH ROXV: John Thompson, Pat Shimkus, Leidia Merhige, Barbara Alderson, Danny Helou, Dennis Mac- Donald, Janice Gifford, Ann Springette, Jeanette Masters. FIFTH BOYV: Sheila Nelson, Annette Saunders, lane Sonherg, Dorsey Quandt, VValter Clyne. Careers in Medicine The Para-Medical Cluh deals with all forms of the medical sciences, from nursing and technology to veter- inary medicines. lt gives the interested member a pre- view of the medical career he Wishes to pursue. This edification is accomplished through speakers, patholo- gists. nurses, chemists, and other professional people's talking to the cluh of their particular field and through field trips to hospital labs or clinics. Mr. Pschorr

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Jo Custavson and Brenda Brooks prepare the F.B.L.A. Christmas program. F.B.L.A. members make V00-Doodolls representing Nc'Hi opponents in football games. F. B. L. A. Promotes Interest in Business Topics Miss cooper J A' ff. , fa Ilia FIRST ROW: Nancy Allen, Cenny Wells, Jean Kerr, Marian James, Lynn DiMaggio, Maria Acquaviva, Kathy Swift, Janet Ostrander. SECOND ROW: Pav Svabek, Marie Deschenes, Mary Hoeffer, Pat Bennett, Judy Cappell, Lynn Bozwell, Sharon Enck, Barbara Minor, Sylvia VVarren. THIRD ROVV: Kay Dick, Brenda The main objectives of the Future Business Leaders of America fF.B.L.A.b are to promote business education and to stimulate an interest within the student towards the horizon of business administration. To achieve these purposes F.B.L.A. has guest speak- ers who inform the members about various business top- ics. Members participate in many school activities. The two main projects of the club are the presentation of the annual Christmas assembly and the sale of voo-doo dolls for football and basketball competition. Two of the highlights of the club year are the initiation and the final party. Brooks, Jura McCarthy, Patty Martin, Marcia Martin, Phyllis Hinson, Linda Jefferies, Joan Crawford. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Donaldson. Keith Barnes, Pat Lucas, Martha Hayes, Linda Ryon, Sherry Mullins. Pete Busch, Randy Morrison, Bill Aldrich.

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'T FIRST ROW: Pat Murphy, Linda Rhea, Sandy Taylor, Peggy Taylor, Sue Fisher, Marty Evaldi. SECOND ROW: Laura Man- Future Teachers of America was established to cul- tivate the student's interest in teaching as a carreer and to encourage others to enter the field. This organization strives for the recognition of the honor and service in- volved with teaching. Teacher Appreciation Day is the main annual project of this club. One day during the year each teacher at Northeast is presented with a red and white pencil representing the students, appreciation for the devotion of Viking teachers. Other projects of Future Teachers include giving a basket of food to a needy family at Christmas and baby-sitting for 54 Ave- nue Elementary School P.T.A. son, Jim Anderson, Linda Drake, Virginia Starrett, Pat Miker Henry Johnson. Miss Hostler ,. P? :WU .I so M 'P Teachers, Scientists Promote Education Mr. Swan FIRST ROW: Judie Herr, Ed Spalty, Ben Dello, Ronald Rosen, David Campbell, Tom Miller. SECOND ROW: Bob Samson, Walter Clyne, Richard Schwartz, Ralph Lamb, Tom Swedine, The Science and Engineering Club works to de- velop an interest in the science-related fields. Through talks by local professionals, field trips, and members' reports on their own science specialties the Science and Engineering Club combines the enlightening with the educative in the enormously important field of science. Doug Lamb. THIRD ROW: Barry Hill, Fred Feaster, Bill Sa- voy, Tom Krepps, Hans Iaspers, Mike Campbell, Bruce Stiles, Ron Kidd.