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

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Pleasure in helping people Send your love around the world, or sponsor a needy child overseas through the Christian Children's Fund. You can know the richness, and the joy, of giving to a child who needs help. Rojan members followed this advice from Sal- ly Struthers and have sponsored a needy child. As a new project for the club, it gave them the chance to receive gratification in helping a child with very little. gear wise A characteristic feature of the Rojan Club is their beanies for initiation, but there is so much more behind those blue and yellow beanies. Rojans is a social club as well as a community service club, with the second being a prevalent part of it. To have a remarkable club there must be unity to bring excellent results in their services. That's where the socializing comes in. We are very unified, and participation in the ac- ,,,,,,.un tivities is a pleasure, not a chore. I have found great satisfaction from helping people and having fun while doing so, said senior Sonia Dominguez. We had a great bunch of energetic girls that really worked hard. It was one of the best years ever, said president Kathy Sellas in reply to the question of feelings about this year's club. Numerous activities exemplified Kathy's feelings. Traditionally, they sponsored the annual blood drive and provided personal contact and en- couragement to competitors in the Special Olympics. They also cleaned the inside of the Easter Seals building while Interact cleaned the outside. With energetic members many charitable acts were accomplished while they enjoyed themselves. i -it Paid Advertisement .' Q Parker, Iohnny Childress. ADS 317 Upper left - Lorena Pfister, Tammy Randall Denise Griffin: U per right - President Kathy Sellas V Sponsor Mrs. Marty Iames 4' Lower left - Luanne , Lawson, Becky Turner, Chris Beaudoin, Lourdes Menendez Lower right - Heroes Iohn