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

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'wc Caroline Dattalo Theresa Davanzo Larry Davies Charles Davis Loretta Davis Vanessa Davis Colleen DeBruyn Frank DeMario ' Kurt Dew -V Ronald DiBucci 'wa HALL OF FAME Adrian Dixon Patricia Dixon Lillian Doldt David Domingo Sonia Dominguez Berry Dorsey Sandra Dove Kathleen Doyle Noel Dunlay Donald Dyer Creati e and talented Academically speaking, Northeast has prepared me only adequately. If I had wanted to become an auto mechanic, my training would have been wonderful. However, I feel I have made the best of my four years here and an- ticipate only the average amount of freshman year panic. In terms of learn- ing to deal with people, including teachers, Northeast has been wonder- ful! The teachers here, especially the English department, deserve a round of applause for putting up with the antics I pulled as a senioritis-struck sophomore land a sophomoric senior!l was Marcy Fitz-Randolph's description of her high school years. Whenever I had an interest in something, I joined that club, Marcy remarked. She was actively involved in Student Government, French Club, Science and Engineering Club, Key Club, Soundings, and National Honor Society. These varied activities demonstrated her wide range of interests. Da-DyfSENlORS 199

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Welder Clark Latricia Clinton Coromdo Clodoy Alvata Coleman Lawrence Coleman lanine Collette Kimberly Conary Kevin Cook Michael Croft john Cronin 1. NU' Byron Crosby john Crossgrove 0, Robert Crotts Terri Cunningham Frank Cuthbertson Sandra Cuthbertson Iuan Dacosta Romey Daley Dave Daniels Marsharia Daniels Cooking If I had a choice of high schools, I wouldn't attend any other than North- east, commented Melvin Ethridge. If we had taken a poll, we would have found that Northeast was glad to have him, also. Melvin enjoyed participating in various clubs as well as sports. He was a four-year member of Student Govern- ment: sergeant-at-arms was the office he held in his senior year. As a junior varsity football player, Melvin played defensive line, but he switched to of- 198 SENIORSXCI-Da AP! vs HALL or FAME up a career fense to become an anchor in the offen- sive line. He was also a member of VICA in his junior year, winning gold and silver medals in leadership com- petition for that club. Cooking was one of his hobbies, so his participation in Commercial Cooking was natural. Melvin commented that he will always remember NEHI for the good friends whom I will miss when I am gone. .V '-f..,.?'

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David Eames Deborah Epperson Lowella Esperanza Melvin Ethridge Sherman Evans Mark Feldhaus Darla Fender Stephen Ferguson Iacklyn Ferrell Patricia Ferrell fa X HALL OF FAME A tireless worker What does responsibility mean to you? Does it mean cleaning your room and bringing home a good report card? To Larry Forbish, it meant this and much more. Other than being senior class presi- dent, he was involved in numerous ac- tivities including Latin Club, German Club, National Honor Society, and Key Club. Besides having a good time in organizations, the offices I've held in some of them have helped me to gain a greater degree of responsibility and have given me the opportunity to exer- cise leadership roles. Northeast has helped me to become more disciplined toward things I don't enjoy doing, primarily studying, was Larry's opinion. Nothing worthwhile can be gained unless a lot of time and work are spent toward achieving it. While Larry said that studying was not his favorite thing, his grades certain- ly proved that he devoted much of his time to doing just that. Academic ex- cellence was something with which he was extremely familiar: he made straight A's every six weeks in his freshman, sophomore, and junior years. 200 sEN1oRsfEa-Fe