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

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N STUDET T T GO ERNMENT In deep thought, Kathy York, a junior senator, col- lects her ideas. A few times a week, Kathy reads the announcements over the intercom. W Front row - David Brooker, Scott McGowan, Tammy Randall, Lowella Esperanza, Denise Grif- fin, Richard Etchison, Candy Rice, Ianette Hill, 2nd row - Mary Gill, Noel Decker, Bev Dillard, Nicole Vincent, Denise Zeitler, Marcy Fitz- Randolph, Nancy Roslow, Dorothy Rhodes, Kathy York, Sharon Shipley, Becky Turner, Iamie 96 STUDENT GOVERNMENT Myers, Nan Hill, Nancy Marthg Back row - Marc Perez, Ienny Griffith, Todd Gregg, Tim Schofield, Darrell Lee, Melvin Ethridge, David Paine, Craig Smith, Robert Russell, Carrie Bullington, Kristi Bolling, Mandy Hester, Meg Hester, Thuc To, Fred McCoy, Stephanie Tomlinson, Iamie Wilson, Cindy Martucci. 2 . , .2521 I ii W 11' Putting in his two cents' worth, Mr, Tom Zachary, principal, joins in a student government meeting to give his views on an issue.

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ROIANS Front row - Iohn Parker, Iohnny Childress, 2nd row - Brenda Waggoner, Denise Griffin, Dorothy Rhodes, Chris Beaudoin, Kathy Sellas, Leanne Hill, Becky Turner, Lowella Esperanza, Luanne Lawson: 3rd row - Karen Smith, Lisa Basallo, Meg Hester, Willa Gill, Mrs. Marty Iames, Tracy Stuebs, Stacey Ripple, Kathy Hogan, 4th row - Barbara Basallo, Robin Banks, Cheryl Kay, Kathy Hartsfield. Front row - Lourdes Menendez, Pam Allen, Kari Lovfald, Stephani Gwarek, MaryBeth Brown, Pat- ty Forbish, Debbie Mohyla, Kelly Harrington, Nancy Kelly, Znd row - Missy Marriott, Sonia Dominguez, Randi Meyer, Lauren Geise, Karen Guzzino, Iennifer Merriman, Kelly Holmes, Kim Anthony, Cathy Mullen, 3rd row - Tammy Kling, Sherry Crocker, D. I. Guarnery, Mary Gill, Natalie Hempstead, Andria Bailey, Karen Hoban, Tracy Brown: 4th row - Kristi Bolling, Susan Barrett, Lynn Hayes, lessica Brodrick, Kirby Hoban, Man- dy Hester, Mary King, Iulie Lundstad. Front row - Tammy Randall, Iulie Schulthess, Ienny Richard, Semetric Wilson, Nancy Roslow, Debbie Shell, Brenda Owens, Sue Price, Tara Tanner: 2nd row - Heidi Odom, Lorena Pfister, Myla Springer, Stephanie Tomlinson, Melissa Sellas, Iodee Sewell, Kelli Schulthess, Candy Rice, Debbie Walter: 3rd row - Dara Thockmor- ton, Ioy Sewell, Pam Reynolds, Deanne Sharer, Iill Sewell, Marianne Rodriguez. ROIANS 95

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Cf, for, and b the students When one thought of the federal government, the things that came to mind were a president, a vice-president, and the various branches of govern- ment. The student government was similar to the federal government in some of the offices, but differed in that there were not different branches. The main goal of the student govern- ment was to please the students by listening to complaints and opinions on anything about the school. The student government also participated in the planning and directing of all Homecom- ing activities, which included Viking Valhalla. This involved a float competi- tion, powder puff football games, and a cheerleading contest for guys. The job of the Inter-club Council lICCl was to regulate the activities of all clubs. The members did this to make sure that none of their candy sales con- flicted: they wanted to eliminate com- petition to insure that each club made a substantial profit. Clubs were represented by their vice-presidents at the ICC meetings held every six weeks. With the help of student government and ICC, the school and clubs func- tioned smoothly and efficiently. Your attention, please! David Brooker, president ing his strong leadership ability. He also occa- of the student government, runs all meetings, us- sionally reads the announcements in the morning. lf! vigdmfetlKiwi,lr,,J'ww,-,fit'vz,:.l-f,i1t,j1riHz, . ,, - J. J ff ' W :aw-swift Miz , W , W f 1' 3 1. .. K ICC members include senior Becky Turner, junior Ianette Hill, and junior Brenda Waggener. Icc 97