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

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iifs' r- ag 0 r F K X x 1411 as BAND OFFICERS, FRONT ROYV: Sue Voclk, Historian, Gretchen Laird, Scribe, Linda Tope, Head Majorettcg Betty Nousiainon, 2nd Lt. of Girls, Dorothy Nagy, Quartermaster, Sandy Shelieane, Librarian. SECOND ROXV: Tom Steinberg, Sgt. of Details, Denis Quilligan, Band Captain, Bruce Bowyer, Drum Majorg Rick Morelli, 2nd Lt. of Boys, Steve Acevcdo, junior Drum Major, jim Jackson, lst Lt. Band members relax during halftime at a football game. Games, Enters District Contest. . . CORNETS, FRONT ROW: Marcia Robertson, Fred Tuck, Linda PERCUSSION, FRONT Row: ixmgafer Lennox, Donna omg- Roos, Linda Topo. SECOND ROVV: Ion Alcott, Cliff Stickland, ta, Dot Nagy, SECOND ROXVg Larry Holly, Ray Mantcll, Jim Dennis McDonald, Lee Davis. jackson, Pat Neville, jim Poust. 191

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SAXOPHONES, FRONT ROW: Linda Triggs, Cheryl Houk, Phyl- lis Jackson, Roberta Mueller. SECOND ROW: Jeff Busch, Rob McCandless, Brian Holton, Mike VVilson, Bill Elmersberger. Marches TROMBONES, FIRST ROW: Bill Snyder, John Helton, Brian Green, Jim Swan. SECOND ROW: Tom Price, Morris West, Den- is Quilligan, George Haseltine. l l 'I92 FLUTES, FRONT ROVV: Linda Rhea, Jeanne Fallin, Caroline Knisely, Trudi Price. SECOND ROXV: Sue Strorner, Sherri Gilkes, Ann Lake, Martha Horton. in Several Parades, Plans DOUBLE REEDS, FRONT RONV: Judy Baxter, Betty Nousiainen, Lila Strauss, Carole Polcaro. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Nagy, Gretchen Laird, Judy White, Tom Geary, Kancly Bright.