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

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Taking note of the drawing's detail, Kevin Beckner studies the picture he is drawing in order to create an exact likeness. 60 STUDYTIME Concentration for calculations. Richard Haight ponders over the equations in his Math 5 class. Math 5, like other honors courses, requires a great deal of careful study. Memorizing lines. Peter Bauer carefully studies his lines for the up- coming performance of Look Homeward Angel, in which he had the lead.

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Prom Committee: Front row - Luanne Lawson, Dorothy Rhodes: 2nd row - Becky Turner, IoEllen Shell, David Domingo, Lowella Esperanza, Denise Zeitler, Chris Beaudoing 3rd row - Cheryl Kay, Sonia Dominguez, Lisa Yando, Lillian Doldt, Lechi Vo, Lorena Pfister, Robyn Casey, Todd Adair, Darla Fender, Roxanne Ramirez, Back row - Richard Haight, Iohn Thigpen, Denise Griffin, David Paine. Breakfast Committee: Front row - Robyn Casey, Willa Gill, Lechi Vo, Denise Zeitler, Lowella Esperanza, Back row - Angie Ciszek, Marc Perez, Mandy Hester, Tammy Ran- dall, Lillian Doldt, Becky Turner, Craig Smith, Denise Griffin. Graduation Committee: Denise Griffin, Robyn Casey, Becky Turner, Lechi Vo, Tammy Randall, Denise Zeitler Lowella Esperanza Sitting on the bench, seniors Missy Marriott, Lisa Yando, Iohn Miller, and Keith Crosby take advantage of the senior privilege of a free period by using the benches outside Building 17. SENIOR ACTIVITIES 59

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Burning the midnight oil In the library, in the classroom, at home, wherever concentration fac- tors were at a high, students were found in deep thought. Trying to grasp the concepts presented to them, students spent hours reading, writing, and memorizing. Everyone had their own style of stud . There were those who lihed the quiet, serious atmosphere of the library where research material was conveniently at hand. Others preferred the comforts of their own home where the radio, television, and refrigerator were only steps away. Some believed that studying was for school and never carried their studies farther than their lockers. Whatever the method, studying was a ma- jor part of most students' days. U ' mv . if Helping hands. Mrs. Barbara Bohne eases the confusion of geometric problems for Rita Maas. Geometry, like most math courses, requires in- dividual attention. Deep in thought, senior Sean Maloney takes advantage of the quiet atmosphere in the library. One of seniors' few privileges is a library pass permitting them unlimited use of the library. Hard work and determination are requirements for successful study- ing. Steve Hughes busily attends to the assignment required of him. if 5, 'l 3 it 'Pitt , 0 STUDYTIME 61