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

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Gi e me a soap box Give me a soap boxg that's all I need to make my speechfi The International Thespian Society, made up of six members, put on their performance of Look Homeward Angel, their first play. The Thespians formed the basis for the cast of most of their plays, with some help from the drama classes. They also did their tradi- tional activities of putting on plays for paying and non-paying audiences, try- ing to stimulate interest in the theatre for all students. The Speech Club is invaluable in the speaking experience and knowledge of the current events and crucial world situations, commented Larry Forbish. The club attended congresses on Satur- days. There, they had chances to in- troduce bills or resolutions and argued in authorship speeches much like an or- dinary congress. Front row - Cathy Finke, Paul Matlock, lim Mar- shall, Peter Bauer, Patricia Getker, Michael Gar- cia, Karen Hoban, Ienny Griffith: Back row - Robert Mitchell, Ieffrey Gigante, Debbie Freeman, Larry Gilbert, Cynthia Goodman, Patricia Forbish, Wendy Szmergalski. 80 DRAMA To be an actor, you've got to take all the falls. Mike Garcia, in Look Homeward, Angel, ap- pears to have had a little too much to drink on his way home from work,

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. Love, manners, and respect are all important in child development as David Stewart points out. Taking care of business Holding the future in their hands, the Future Business Leaders of America QFBLAI was an opportunity for students to explore the business world. The goals of FBLA were for the participants to develop a sense of business leadership and to learn efficient money management. Students learned shorthand, typing, office procedures, business math, business law, job interviews, data pro- cessing, and accounting. They were able to test their skills at the state convention in Orlando and district business contests in February. What's more comforting than coming home? The Future Homemakers of America IFHAJ learned how to make the home lives of their families more comfortable. Besides learning cooking and sewing, the club members learned about good nutrition and how to stay within a budget. Front row - David Stewart, Greg Harris, Frankie Harris, George Loving, Pam Walton, Wilson McKenzie, Michael Kuhn, Amy Schaefer, Shelly Frey, Tracy Stanley, 2nd row - Steve Eicher, Trish Keller, Frances Campbell, Diana Ross: 3rd row - Annette Hughes, Mary LaFontaine, Tanya Thomas, Fanita Hector, Sharon Walker, Betty White. A relaxed moment Future Homemakers of America is not all work. Students Wilson McKen- zie and Steve Eicher talk with their home economics teacher Ms. Edna Pike.

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.5i14..it. 09 ..t tg. Getting the inside story are Deene Patterson and Sonja Myers as they listen to president Larry For- bish. At their meetings the members receive valuable information about upcoming debate meets. Front row - Deene Patterson, Sonja Myers, Craig Curtis, David Paine: Back row - Sponsor Mrs. Marty Iames, Willa Gill, Larry Forbish. FORENSICS 81