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

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LITERARY: Sue Swiff, Paul Die1rich 7-uw ' H- dar' if 3:- 41 ..,,,. rx- 'J ff I BUSINESS: Jeanne Penfecosi, Wayne Adams fewjf Marv-asvdrfil V X H. ' ff , vp' , I, fxf ' ir, if J Y KJQQQ' ' ' .ff -' ' ,..,f Vkfff-T ELA Y f,!,.,-f SPORTS: Sandi Oxley, Larry Bassef, Gordon Stage: I I I, , 5' Q , 1 X I 3 u x ,. SI 1 I3 A ' 52? fi ' ,fi i 0' CLASSES: Zoe Hopper, Richard Briggs PHOTOGRAPHY: craig Haskell, Bob Chfisfmasf Wf 'ef Chase ACTIVITIES: Marcia Jones, Marilyn Rogers, Diana Renn yr 1 1' A y,, 1, -l -., X ' A FACULTY: Jane Dr-eg, F-. are Carlin

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