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

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Behind closed doors. Many students may wonder what teachers actually do behind the closed doors of the teacher lounges. lust like students, teachers also need a break from the sometimes monotonous class activities. Whether it's to grade papers, to plan the next day's activities, or just to sit down and have a friendly chat with their comrades, teachers make the most of their unscheduled time, and many make use of the teachers' lounge. Ms. lean Hope, Ms. Kathy Clement, and Ms. Linda Vaughan take time out for a bite to eat. Pllnk. lily -- 'Typing L Comparative Business Education. Record Keeping Iii Indiana State University. MS in Business Education: FBLA sponsor. Proctor. Shirley -- Geography: Florida AQM University, BS in Social Studiesg Supervisor of Sales and Distribution of Homecom- ing Mums. Purcell, Nancy -- Typing l, Ill: University of South Florida, BS in Business Educationg Senior Breakfast. Redding, David -- Algebra I, Algebra I-S. Algebra Ill: Eastern Michigan University. BS. MS: Varsity Basketball Coach. Rowe. Velma -- Choral Music: Florida State University, BMEQ Performing Arts Department Head. ' Boitoonoven Lynda T. F- Accounting I, Typing I. Recordkeeping-ik B, Business Machines: University oi' South Florida, BA in Business Education, Business Administration, MAEd in Library Science. Sigel, Wendy -- Special Services - Reading, Math, Social Studies: University of Miami. BA: Special Services Department Head. Smith, Susan C. - Geometry, Pre-Algebra. Math Concepts: University of South Florida, St. Petersburg junior College. AA. BA Kay Plank Shirley Proctor o Nancy Purcell V , David Redding ' A Velma Rowe Lynda Schoonover Wendy Sigal 9 me t Susan Smith Anne Thornton Fred Ulrich loseph Valle Linda Vaughan Cheryl Vera Dave Vera Ioan Vernotzy Susan Voissem 'N Doug Werth Samuel Wharton Bill White Earl Wilson Gladys Wright .-ul A 270 FACULTYXPI-wr in Math Education: Homecoming Activities National Honor Socie- ty Selection Committee. Thornton, fume - Berth Science: Wake Forest University, BB. Ulrich. Fred R. -- Grammar. Literature B:.Florida State University. MA, BS: Vaisity Football Coach. Wrestling Coach. Valle, loaeph - French. Amencan Institutions: Georgetown University, School of Foreign Service. University of South Florida. BSFS. MA: French Club, French Honor Society. Vaughn, Linde -- Speech and Language: University of Kentucky, University of Florida, BA. MEd. Vera, Cheryl --f Literature 10 Advanced. Grammar and Composi- tion 10 Advanced: Publications TY, Publications ZY: ,University of Florida. BA: Viking Log. Faculty Advisory Council. ' ' 2 Vera, Dove -- Trigonometry. Analytic Geometry, Computer Pro- gramming Ig University of Florida. BSEd. Mild: Mathematics Department Head. Vernotzy, loan - American Literature. Advanced American Literature: Miami University. BS in Education: Anchor Club. Golf Team Coach. Voiucm, Bunn -- Typing I. I-B, Clerical Gflica Pmoticeg Miaiiiif University, Ball Biota University. BS. MA: Discipline Coitmniittodt 1 Senior Class Cards and Announcements Coordinator. ' 1 ' Werth. Doug - cps. sociology, new studies: University of South Florida, BA: Homecoming. inter-Club Council of Student Government. Wharton, Samuel - 2-D Design, 3-D Design, Ceramics: Florida Souttiem College, University of Florida, BS, MEd: Art Club Sponsor. White, Bill - Commercial Cooking, Culinary Arts: Florida State University, University of South Florida, BS. MA: VICA Club,- Industrial-Techntcal Education Department Head. I Wllnunlerl -fhcltouuting 1. Ii. itil Wi V. Vl: Eastfttrtnessec State ' University. BS: Senior Prom. Interact Club. Wright, Gladys T. -- General Science. Clothing and Textiles, Specialty Clothing. Food and Nutrition. Child Care Guidance: Florida AEM University, BS. if toiiii A A ff, ,ag ' 45 1. or X xi..-e of ., Q L . it x ., ,K Q'

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A stroke of the brush. The largest project taken on during the year was the renovation of the pool. Along with that, the pool deck was also refinished. N ver-ending tasks Helping to keep the school organized and clean was the job of the secretaries, custodians, and the staff who worked in the cafeteria. The secretaries helped with the scheduling of appointments with counselors in the guidance office and helped students in the dean's office. The custodians worked each day in- side and outside of the buildings to make the school a pleasant place for students to come to. The cafeteria staff prepared meals for each of the three lunch periods. The school would not have run as smoothly, nor have had such a neat appearance, without the work of these support personnel. W erttts e ya ti. I .. M Q ix ,... t . 44' t 1 Bum. Yinlau -R mm office and swiiaxsmsra. 1 Raimi, Freida -- Speech and 1-isariagliirie. . - Hnrethy Q-' Primzipalls Seeretizryf Gregory., Reed - Reg'i.stmr's Secretary. Eramermunzaa - Library Aide. - Lee, Dorrie -- Deans' Secretary. Millap,Mar1orie -- Bookkeeper. - K Betty Fifa:-an --'Data Processing Secretary, Rismiller, Cynthia --5 Guidance Secretary. - Rnhinaou, Betty - Library Aide. ' Same, Marilyn N- Assistanrtn the Bookkeeper. Front row - Mary Greco, Gloria Shumm, Dorothy Searles, Ieanine Mason, Ann Sheridan, Ioan DeFrancesco, Marie Hopper: Back row - Dorothy Strohm, Pat Tirikaine, Dorothy Chance, Phyllis Peel, Delores Martin, Helen Sauls, Katherine Bieniek, Helen Crosley, Sylvia Bailey, Kenneth Frennet, Libby Houston, lean Diez. Betty Moran Cynthia Rismiller Betty Robinson Marilyn Stone Violett Barth Freida Buzek Dorothy Cooper Reed Gregory Donna Kramer Dorrie Lee Marjorie Miller SERVICE PERSONNEL 271