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

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Ioe Witko Maribeth Wright Lisa Yando Aurelia Young Phillip Zagacki The tie gang. Denise Griffin, Bart Paul, Lowella Esperanza, Lechi Vo, honoree Mr. Dick Crooks, Marcy Fitz-Randolph, and Ellen Batsavage show off their appropriate attire for the Dick Crooks Memorial Week, Denise Zeitler Michael Zinsmeister EMORIAL Week. ik lies r-QQ,w,,,.pd The sign says it all. Providing excitement and fun to the third week of school, the week gave students a chance to do something unique and different. leans with a tie? Bart Paul originated tie week because of Mr. Crooks' fondness for an oxford shirt, jeans, and a tie. By week's end, ties were ning. 224 sENioRsfw1-zi

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HALL OF FAME Building on When it came to carpentry, Ice Witko knew it well. He was involved in the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America IVICAI for three years in the carpentry program which provided him with part-time jobs in construction. VICA has prepared me for leadership in the world of work, Ioe said. One of his best memories was building the portable classrooms for the Board of Education. In his years of involvement in VICA, he earned the right to compete three times in VICA Regional Skill Olympics. Ioe won gold medals at both regional and state VICA Leadership Olympics. Xanthe Walters Xanthea Walters Cassandra Walton Pamela Walton Sean Waters experience He also received a National Statesman award when he attended the National Regional Leadership Workshop. Last year he was the Regional IV Parliamen- tarian and this year was the vice- president of the Northeast club. Besides being involved in VICA, Ioe was active in the Northeast band. He was an officer and was a member of both the marching band and wind ensemble. He received a medal at the Florida Bandmasters' Association marching competition where the 1980- 1981 marching band received a superior rating. Barbara Watts David Wawrzynski David Wells Bobby Whaley Douglas Wilcox Debra Wilkerson Deidra Williams Iennifer Williams Kenneth Williams William Williams Mark Willis lack Wilson Roy Wilson Tanya Wilson Barry Wilt wa-wifsEN1oRs 223

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T ing seniors together After twelve years of schooling, a strange sickness came over the 1983 senior class - SENIORITIS! The symp- toms were numerous and varied. One of the symptoms was the Dick Crooks Memorial Week. This happened when the students dressedup like Mr. Dick Crooks in ties and jeans. A rash of ties appeared around students' necks. Fits of craziness broke out in class as students tried to outdo each other with the tackiness of their ties. Another symptom was a beckoning toward the senior cafeteria. Students were drawn there to satisfy their hunger with culinary delights. The final symptom was that piece of stiff paper given to any senior - the Senior Library Pass! Passing time. Larry Forbish and Christee Garrett spend some of their free time in the library. Many seniors enjoy the privilege of the senior library pass, enabling them to use the library anytime during the day. First class! Another privilege the seniors enjoy is the senior cafeteria, which allows them to come Zogether and socialize. -me ' 1-greg sEN1oR1T1s 225