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

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l U1 . 19 .5 'r , lst Row, L. io R.: Erma Thomas, Carol Chatlield, Sue Bailey, Joan Cannon, Shcilia Garner, .li-anne Pr-ntr-cost, Donna V' ' Davidson, Jan Eyman. 2nd Row: Lucy Rico, Betty Albritton, Joyce Reinhardt, Sue Swilt, Linda Dani'-ls, Cissii- Coop:-r, . - Sandy Henry, Sue Schaffer, Barbara Cooper, Janet Seymore. x os 'CMM N, i ,H it M4 0'-f x fu .rs I SPONSOR . Q Miss Tyler f - g d b 0 d b 0 . . ,,,, , , M b ,MM N In Mummy V .K w Q x Q 'lst Row, L. to R.: Vice-President, Cissie Cooper, Treasurer, Sue A 'Q my Schaffer: President, Barbara Cooper, Secretary, Sandy Henry. Q59 2nd Row: Devotional Chairman, Erma Thomas, Sergeant-at-Arn-is, H-ff -we ww.,-fws: ew., ,A H Linda Daniels, l.C.C., Jean Pentecost. ng we The Girls' Athletic Association promotes l 15. girls' athletic activities and contributes to the V , Alr, development of high ideals. Each month its X . . . . . igggii ' members engage in some activity which is not offered at school. These include swim- ming, water skiing, horse back riding, roller skating, bowling, and camping. The association renders service to the physical education department by officiating Aren't you Q little old for that, girls? at games and purchasing necessary equip- ment for the sports program. Page One Hundred Fiityllzive