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

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Wheeling around There were little things that made juniors feel important, and one of those was driving a car to school. Cars were more than transportationg they were a symbol of authority. juniors were now old enough to drive, and most of them took advantage of the opportunity. Some felt embarrassed when they had to take the bus to school. They felt that they deserved better since they were older. Driving to school wasn't all fun, though, because there were many Darlene Lamb jeff Larkin Q- Eddie LaTour in Allen Laychak Melissa LeRoy jim Lodyga Marc Loranger dw Teresa Lovett julie Lundstad Phyllis Mabrey Hans Macon til -t Darrell Maddy Lafrieda Mannor Shelley Marckese it 5 Kathy Marino james Marshall Nancy Marth LaVal Martin Paul Matlock responsibilities that came with the driv- ing. Someone had to keep the tank filled with gasoline, and money didn't grow on trees! Being prompt was also impor- tant. If one wanted a good parking space and no tardy to class, one had to get to school early. Although a big respon- sibility, driving was part of being a junior. Hot wheels! What a difference from the old bus way of transportation. Driving is another one of the privileges that comes with being a junior. , -t ,Q Kris McBride Robyn McCague ' Q J st -is fy K V A et iiii ' i Frank McCall ' in lt ' Debbie McClellan ,V N ' Devoney McClure . , .... , I0 McClure N H j , VI I if john McCollough X ij j ' Q Rick Mcconneu K . . ' ktznq ,j We Ardella McCoy Q it M Debbie MCCFGGFY , . jack McEwen ' ' V! Susan McGovern ' ' . QM , ' Reginald McKinnie - C 'Nt Lisa MCMUI-ray N . A 'Wu Stephanie McNea1y ',Q,,,jj I ,,,,j Q N R M o b , 'ii oss c m er up j 232 juN1oRsfLa-Mc .,., i .. Es., 12 1 i S ' A w gfi' i. X y X ' was ww l' if -.5 f. -is Vi? N aisxv- it A A-if St 2 'Qtr' 'tk-i.. 3 Nu-'T Q new 'N- v-

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Nam-Anh Pham Kelly Pierce Larry Pinnix Dennis Platt Michele Plunkett Tracy Polovchena Frank Pontone Erika Poole Todd Potter Ed Price Michael Priester Bill Pringle Anne Preisach Pat Prpich Ianet Pugh Ioe Pulido Gia Quartetti Andy Ragan Tima Rahemtulla Ioe Ramon Ieff Ray Candy Reagh Sheila Reddish Roosevelt Reed Audra Rentz Karen Rhodes Candy Rice Tammy Richard Valerie Richard Rodney Rierson Frank Ritchie Maria Ritchie Ritchie Ritchison Stacey Ripple Iimmy Ritter ui' . ag, sf ' I h A IW a A R . F rvaww Y. - l ll , 5 5 , N ff . fi ,I s g . ,u s - H. 59 ' jk . iett if ttt W , s t t i A t t ee t l l X 'Q W Ei: ' INF lie- ' 3. rkk. .. 3. ,,, that: f .,k . A ' Q gg t B f era ir!!! if aa tt 'SN u 3 .tl 1 K ' k'-, ..tt an g When it finall comes Thank God, it's Friday! was an ex- pression heard all the time by the end of the week. Some, like Doug Peacock, felt, There should be more Fridays! Many students commented that it seemed as though all the teachers gave tests on that day. When it came to the end of the day on Friday, students were ready to have fun! Fridays are days to forget about school and live it up until Monday, said Robert Russell. On Friday nights many students were found at football games, sitting in the bleachers involved in the 234 1UNIoRsfPh-Ri game as others stood around and socialized. After the game, Dino's became the in place. If there were no Friday night football game, people went shopping or to the latest movie. When it was all over, many began thinking about the next Fri- day. I-Ioat Vo summed it up with, Fridays don't come as often as they should! Will the game ever come? Scott Zipse, Doug Peacock, and Richard Webber are waiting in an- ticipation at a pep assembly for the game to come. 0-uv x,- N .. Jinx' X . , , t If A Wg ska ,ws tt? f Q sexier eta X M S