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

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. WINTER i .UARD A rigid routine takes coordination and balance. Winter Guard member Ieanette Rivera concen- trates on every move while twirling the rifle. Front row - Kelly Stefani, Wanda Wright, Ia- neann Harris, Mary Smith, Iennifer Williams, Ieanette Rivera, MarKay Butler, Back row - Pam Miller, Charlotte Taylor, Karen Giffin, Cherilyn Gaines, Karen Robinson, Kiersten Conner. Rocketing, rotating, riveting rifles! Winter Guard members Wanda Wright, Karen Giffin, Ieanette Rivera, Karen Robinson, Charlotte Taylor, Kiersten Conner, Cherilyn Gaines, Kelly Stefani, and Ianeann Harris have to practice these com- plicated drills to achieve perfection in their performance. WINTER GUARD 109

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High performance Hot! That was the first word which came to mind when thinking of the stage band. With new band director Mr. Iohn Fulton, the stage band was off to a good start. He worked on perfecting in- dividual parts as well as putting together the whole song. After marching season was over, all band members retired their uniforms and prepared music for upcoming con- cert and jazz competitions. What became of the colorguard? They formed the Winter Guard, which was composed of a small group of rifles and flags. They Front row - Keith Iohnson, Myra Miller, Mike Rowan, David Hoyer, Lynn Culbertson, Chuck Chapman: 2nd row - Kelly Stefani, Susann Malantino, Wayne Flournoy, Mike Grove, Iimmy Miller, Ron Simmons, Back row - Mark Skey, Dale Stanton, Iay Fraze, Ieff Hargrove, Kevin Frey. 551,-iQ5'i'ii'f f1ff5fl'1:sLs Y1i,'s :1':ff-7 i f-223.1 ii: iff! 108 STAGE BAND practiced after school and invented their own routines to taped music. After weeks of practicing, the Winter Guard went to different colorguard competitions. Both the stage band and the Winter Guard competed in the Florida Band- masters Association district competition. If they received a superior rating, they went on to the tougher state competition. Practice makes perfect! The stage band rehearses every day to perfect their style. Their attention must be given even when not playing. Basis of the stage band at the winter concert, Mark Skey and Lisa Scannell form the foundation of the song which they play.

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Powering his way around a Gibbs defender is Mike Tran. This was the first game of the season for the boys' soccer team, and they were victorious by a score of 2-1. Here comes the Vikings! Running full speed ahead before the Seminole game is the varsity football team. The players were fired up for their last football game and won 10-0, ending their season with a record of 5-5. i 110 SPORTS DIVIDER Matching stride for stride are two of Florida's finest cross coun- try runners. Dorothy Rhodes came in second place and Mary Dougherty came in fourth place at the state competition held in DeLand, Florida. The entire girls' team placed second at the meet.