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

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N -i 'MT' Wm 4 E V 1 J I 'X 1 I I ll , V7,, ip, if V 3 f -I IA, A A TEAM FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandy Henry, Mary Jane Guasfella, Sue Schaeffer, Cissie Ewins, Sue Bailey, Carol Chatfield. Cooper. SECOND ROW: Joyce Reinhart, Peggy Bodle, Katy GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL - A TEAM A Team Captain, Sue Schaeffer, B Team Captain, Mary Kraus. Page Two Hundred Fourteen This year the girls' volleyball A team shared honors with St. Pete high for the city championship. Other schools represented in the tournament were Boca Ciega and Largo. fThe Vikings defeated each twice.J Certainly, their success can be attributed not only to the cooperation and skill of the players, but also to the coaching of Miss Tyler and Miss Phillips.