Bay High School - Bay Blue Yearbook (Bay Village, OH)

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Here and There You, the students of Bay high School, could be found Here and There and everywhere, doing almost anything. You, Chris Barth, you were the ONLY person in the back of the auditorium during the Wednes- day night dress rehearsal of But Why Bump Off Barnaby? Bert Auburn, you appeared in seven seconds of the 1,800 second (30 minute) long DDT-V September show. You, yes you, Kevin Priest were one of 14 Eagle Scouts in school. Michelle Brugh, you were one of 40 Bay students who went to Sunkissed Tanning Salon with some regularity. And you, yes you, Mike Harman, you were the first senior guy to get a date for prom (May 24).

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 1 DAY'FRIDAY SAT b r AY»MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY BEAN Throughtout the winter, the Bay Recreation De- partment sponsored a Saturday morning bask- etball league comprised of two high school divi- sions of four teams each. ££ We tried to get an all-star w team from the Recreation league to play the high school team, but they shied away from the challenge. It's a very competitive league. —Geoff Purdy For the second year in a row, the Science Club sponsored a Science Fair with prices in five categories. Even though the number Whjle wajt|ng for ther pr0)ect to of students submitting be judged, junior Missy entries to us decreased this McConnell arranges her bean year we still had a very plants. Her project, Circardian successful show. if v ™8 in B8a cplant ' w° the first prize of $35 and a gold —Trent Miller plaque. STALKING — M. Zukowski THAT'S TWO Playing basketball in the East Gym, Mark Nelson leaps in the air to pump in a jump shot. They Bay Recreation Department ran a winter basketball league on Saturday mornings.

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Veggies OUTTA TOUCH What is the vegetable YOU hate the most? Cauliflower, because it tastes like plastic. —Thom Gavin Marinated artichoke hearts, because the way you eat them is gross. —Sandy Marchese Beets, because my mother used to force me to eat them. —Barb Cooper Green string beans, because they're hairy. —Lisa Sturges Brussel sprouts, because they don't taste like anything. —Dave Cushing Broccoli, because it's a plant that's part of my worst nightmare. —Russ Wood side Lima beans, because they are the texture of wallpaper paste. —Alan Trask Black olives, because they taste like spongy tires. —Traci Folkman Mushrooms, because they taste like dirty rubber. —Lori Doland Asparagus, because Td rather eat shoe laces they're so stringy. —Mike Davis Oh my God, they're back again! Just when everyone thought they were gone . . . they came back! Paisleys were everywhere. The paisley came in an assortment of shapes, sizes, and designs. They varied from the single no-frills paisley, neatly ar- ranged in rows, to the more elaborate, sixties-style lace- edged shapes that interacted in an orgy of color and shapes. Paisleys appeared on everything, including shoes. Senior Becky Carson said, I bought a pair of paisley Sporto boots last year because they cost $9.00. Ben Daniels said, They're the best thing since the Beatles! HOLD THE LINE Ann Kranyak waits while Jessica Rooney calls home. Her paisley top cost $30. Let's Go Down Hey, what's going on after the game? Are you kidding, everybody's go- ing to the dance after the game! These words were echoed often this past year because of the renewed enthusiasm that students had for after game dances. These dances occurred after the football games in the fall and the basketball games in the winter. As senior Sharon Perrine said, I love to dance, so I really enjoyed going to them. So did many other stu- JAM Fred Saulig practices his guitar before a dance. He is a member of the band Escape. dents. Quite often after games, the east gym would rock for hours with the energetic dancers boogying the night away. Sometimes there are other reasons for attending the dance. It was fun watching people you know playing in the band, commented Lynn Bleisath. Overall, the after game dances provided an alter- native to the regular social scene. Karen Ihms, There're really fun! They're a great place to channel your energy after an exciting sports event.