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

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4 ADVISOR Miss Tyler HEAD CHEERLEADER Jeanne Pentecost Carolyn Hiney Melanie Newman Page One Hundred Ninety-Six wi g ? if QM, in lqnmaaswwnunw-wer Left to Right: Carolyn Hiney, Barbara Nunn, Jan Eyman, Melanie Newman, Penny Daniels, Ellan Pace, June McClendon, Linda McCutcheon, Judy D'Angelo, Jeanne Pentecost, VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Constantly striving to promote, imporve, and increase Northeast's school spirit were the ten varsity cheerleaders. With pep and vigor, they attended all football and basketball games where the fighting Vikings were involved. Leading cheers at the special pep assemblies before intra-city games, the cheerleaders helped raise the spirit and enthusiasm of the students to a high pitch. When busses were chartered to the away games, the yelling girls in red and white were always among the passengers. The five seniors and five juniors worked hard all season and ended the school year by acting as coaches during the training session for the girls trying out for next year's cheering squad. Ellan Pace Barbara Nunn Judy Dmngelo

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Left to Right: Tom Rickner, George Kramer, Don Palmer, Steve Baldwin, Richie Grant, Don Anderson, Doug Law, Tom Fisher, .lim Andringa, Tom Payne, Skip Cutting, Jim White, Coach Beniamin. VIKING BASKETBALL I Manager Sid Jackson, Coach Lee Beniamin, Manager Fred Brown, Page One Hundred Ninetyfight The Viking Basketball team for T959-60 enioyed a very successful season, bringing Northeast the City Championship and a second place tie with Manatee in the Western Conference race. Counted out of the running several times during the season, the Vikes fought back and came within one game of the Conference Championship, with Doug Law and Don Palmer, two of the Conference's top scor- ers, Ieading the way. A trip during the Christmas holidays saw the Vikings prove their worth by beating Daytona Beach Seabreeze and Fort Lauderdale Stranahan, two Of the state's top basketball powers. The district tournament proved to be another heart- breaker, with the number one seeded Vikings losing to Boca Ciega in the semi-finals.