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

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if The gift of life. Leslee Silver donates valuable blood during the Community Blood Bank Drive on January sixth and seventh. One hundred and two pints were collected from students and staff. . Happenings 342 HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SCHOOL YEAR FQ .iv . 2 :iv L31 in 4' Waiting for the call to be introduced at the morning pep assembly are members of the Homecoming Court. That night, Tracy Stuebs was crowned Homecoming Queen at the football half-time activitiesg Selwyn Brown was announced Homecoming King at the Homecoming Dance after the game.

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..--- I-IAPPENINGS Notable events and fun activities combined to make a year of highlights and memories. Diverse activities characterized the year such as fund raisers, dances, sporting events and musical and drama productions. Vikings raised money in both innovative and predictable ways: sales of candy-grams, painters' hats, Reece's Pieces, M8rM's, mistletoe messages, car washes, and Tupper- ware. Interact members raised a large sum of money with their Christmas tree sale which was supported by students, staff, alumni, and the community. -. .ix The dance scene was enhanced by the Back-to-School Bash and the resumption of the Rojan-Interact Dinner Dance held at the Dolphin Resort on January eighth. Athletic activity remained high at Northeast. There was wider participation, for example, in tennis and soccer. Football scholarships to the University of Miami were received by Selwyn Brown and Charles Henry, Scott Rismiller received one to the University of Florida. Making beautiful music are Dale Stanton, Jay Fraze, Jeff Hargrove, Andy Monus, and Kevin Frye. The Stage Band and the other bands performed at the Christmas concert on December sixteenth. Right in the thick of things are Dorothy Rhodes and Mary Dougherty at the State Cross Country Meet held in DeLand, Florida. Dorothy finished second, Mary finished fourth, and the en- tire Northeast girls' team finished second overall. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 341

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