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

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Say you love me . . . from the Doodlin' Song, the Gondoliers trademark number, is included in every concert including this one at The Plaza in downtown St. Petersburg. John Miller and Alicia Cheatham perform while Michelle Northrup assists accompanist Kim Bragg. Preparing for the play Look Homeward Angel are Cindy Good- man, Karen Hoban, and Andria Bailey. The right wardrobe is essential for a drama presentation. Garments must be ready for quick changes between acts. 66 ORGANIZATIONS DIVIDER Making the right decision is Nor 'easter staffer Wendy Rowley. Copy placement, picture selection, and content of copy are all questions that must be answered before the Nor'easter goes to press. 2. -.Vi 'i 1i ,. ,Q '-eq! .rs

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Lightning Bolt is the trademark of a true sportsman, as demonstrated by Todd Murrian. Hydrosliding, like many other water sports, requires balance and skill. Paddling around, Danny Diaoo practices his surfing techniques. Surfing is a popular water sport, and many students go to the Atlantic coast in search of more challenging waves. t Fdsbee, anyone? A sunny day at the beach with your friends is an ideal way to pass the time. Kathy Selias surely enjoys it. ,0,, V . ,M- W ,mme WATER ACTIVITIES 65

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ORGANIZATIGNS Whatever your special interest - band, service clubs, interest groups, publications, or any of a long list of other things, there was some organization geared toward it at Nor- theast. Students could come together and pur- sue their interests in a variety of ways. Art Club members brightened All Children's Hospital by painting walls and windows with colorful Christmas scenes. Rojans and Interact cleaned up the Easter Seals facility. Lifegiving blook was donated to the Community Blood Bank and brought students together in a very beneficial project. Students coped with the ag- gravation and inconvenience of selling candy for fund-raising projectsg they worked hard but had fun at car washes. Anchor Club candy grams added excitement to Valentine's Day. Students from diverse interest levels bonded together in community-spirited efforts and common goals. Haul out the heel! The Interact Christmas trees arrived in early December and member Van Pham helped unload them, The club makes several thousand dollars from the sale every year and donates a large part of the profit to the school.