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

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David Mosteller Brent Mudd Mari Mulholland Steven Murgo Lisa Murphy Susan Nall Michael Nance Kim N appi Helaine Neal Lora Nestor Steve Nicola Michael O'Brien Iulie Ohl Kevin Oliver Ioan Paige it lt! 53395 uwrlimii man, is HALL OF FAME David Paine Ron Panganiban Annette Parker Anthony Parker Iohn Parker Starring in sports Sports have allowed me to meet many interesting people and athletes, commented Scott Rismiller. With his in- volvement in our sports programs, he obviously met a tremendous number of people and was a great advantage to our athletic department. He was a member of our varsity basketball team all four years, being the first freshman to start on the team. Scott not only obtained an honorable mention in basketball, but he also con- tributed a good deal to our football team as this year's starting quarterback. He summed up his involvement in sports by saying, I learned responsibility and leadership through sports. In addition to being involved with sports, Scott was also a three year member of Interact and was elected to the homecoming court by his classmates. Scott's philosophy of life is: You only go around once in life, so make it worthwhile. Mo-PafSENIORS 213

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Picture perfect Your portrait will be taken at Bryn- Alan Studios on Saturday, Iune 19, at 9:30 a.m. Be promptg be prepared. Although this notice was printed on a small piece of paper, its meaning was of great importance. This message was one of the first official items that made juniors aware of the fact that they were now seniors. Because their senior portrait would be remembered for years to come, most students took their portrait preparation very seriously. They made sure their hair was just right, their teeth were white, and their smiles were not faked. When all was perfect, they made their way to the studio, Upon arrival, the new seniors dressed in the appropriate attire, made one last check in the mirror, and went into the posing room. This was the moment that they had been waiting for since receiving their appointment cards. It was over in a flash, and now all they had to do was to wait for the previews to arrive. After previews were received, choos- ing which pose to order and which to place in the yearbook was probably the most difficult part of the process. The four-to-six week wait for the final portraits to arrive was, in most cases, well worth it. The portraits would always be a reminder to students of their high school years, and especially of their senior year. All set for the photographer is senior Terry Thompsong the time had finally come to have her senior picture taken at Bryn-Alan Studios. After several Turn your head to the right, then tilt your head up, comments, Terry was through with the picture-taking process. Anne Montrem Andy Monus Sandra Morell Irene Morris Cynthia Morrow 212 SENIORSXMO-Mo

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HALL OF FAME Lending a helping hand Never a time when there was nothing to do, and it was great! was how Kathy Sellas described her high school years. She became involved by participating in the Latin Club, serving as a Student Government senator, play- ing on the powder puff football team, and serving on the Rojan Board and then as president during her senior year. Leading a large group of girls wasn't easy, but Kathy managed to keep the club running smoothly by being organ- ized. She said, Being active gives me a feeling of satisfaction by knowing that I'm helping out the school. Northeast has helped prepare for my future by offering classes which I plan to pursue for my career. As well as preparing me academically, it has also given me a better mental outlook on life through the help of friends, Kathy ex- plained. All memories I have of NEHI are outstanding, but more than anything would have to be the people that I've met and become friends with. The many times we have spent at car washes, powder puff practices, working on homecoming floats, and football games have been great, she concluded enthusiastically. i Dana Parrish Mark Patrick Deene Patterson Iesse Patterson William Paul Brenda Peoples Eric Perkins Lorena Pfister Suzanne Phillips Tamara Phillips I3 ULUI-ii BLVIEKUIIE IJIFLV What are your future plans? I hope to attend Davidson College for my college career and obtain a degree in chemistry. From there I'll get my M.D. if my endurance holds out. - Anne Montrem To go to college to study architecture. - Doug Wilcox My plans for the future are junior college and a full time job to support myself since I'll be nineteen years old when I graduate. - Maria Viking I plan to go to college, hopefully on a four year ROTC scholarship and major in electronic engineering. Then I will join the Air Force and become a pilot. After I have enough flying hours I will get out of the Air Force and seek employment as a commercial airline pilot. If I cannot find employment as a pilot then I will seek employment as an engineer. - Richard Haight 214 SENIORS!Pa-Ph