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

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1 Q S The tramp is popular with all. GIRLS' PHYS ED Offering a wide variety of sports, the girls' physical edu- cation department teaches not only the skills of sports but also sportsmanship. Upholding the motto of A sport for every girl and a girl for every sport, the department has a diversified pro- gram ranging from social dancing to tumbling. 5- 1-L Q, 'Vx I rt 'if' 1. , l A I I MOST REPRESENTATIVE GIRL IN GIRLS' SPORTS: Pat Cooper 4-'WWA ,.-1 ' Di Watch the Birdie! 7 MOST OUTSTANDING GIRL IN GIRLS' SPORTS: Barbara Cooper