Bayside High School - Mariner Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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Colonial ballcarrier as he picks up yardage. but lleleals Cox hu aScoie ul In the First Colonial game, the Patriots scored two early touchdowns against the Marlins and went on to defeat Bayside, 31-7. Bayside was able to crack the Patriots defense only once. ln the second quarter the Marlins rallied for a score after recovering a fumble in First Colonial' territory. They went the distance in six plays with hard running Bay Emerson cracking over from the two. Emerson added the extra point on a run off the right side of the line. l3-l2 V , - M , I' V r SQ . C ,.x . . .V , i ...ul - N ,I A U . ., , ig - 41 S A Q 4 ,v 1' 4 . . , ,,,,, 'A' fr ' - - - . ' f . Af ',, L.YC,y. ', I ' . 4,-4 , ' . my 'T 0 . A 1 fl! !.l-4:fg.sn'v.- 'F Q 'M kvcf' .ff ' i ' ' .,.'1 - i-gina-W ,W i, , .,- fr- , , . Qiirfli 14' r - - w I ' - ' A 77.40 il , t t , ' 'l - j Ax ' 4 -g. fn . v , K. -- 5 Q ' , -7 , . . iv,-' JI' 'j' ,,-s'. t BV' Stxfg tl. .I , 'xy' lf .f V 4 .YJ gt, S4 r .t , , X' in H , X PQ, 5 L f. , l -I A JY ,. f yiix W. ,Q-l,,':. V .' -' ' 5 T, ' i ., 1 .v i . A 1 , . K , F f -:- 5 1.f'ymL4L L - ugly, .' it A ' 314153. . 'sl ' 's' 45' ' ' 'ff 2' I, T-'. J. Boone C443 goes over for Bayside in our win over Cox. Almost in on the tackle of a Cox Falcon are M. Dow i733 and J. Daversa i72l. IE.. f LJ. W... 'rifle' .. -'Q' A-u,ff.,'-qt: . -, 1. E fry, . ,V if A ,Q ' -31119.41 : , I , .., bfi' ,J A , - l ,.f qw- A - x 3-v5s,af',..,, , -u ' f if-??'4:..,,... ' ' ..e- K .. 5 '- t 'i ? 1 W1 il -I N . ...fy .. . . :Mya-,.' , ' . -. 74 .. -as , 3,-514, x-1 f' ,Q , - .. 9 tfwwvif - mi - - .N-waits' ww- , ui

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J. Daversa i72l, J. Bowles l76i, M. Laubach t15J, and J. Freeman C323 are offensive standouts in this play against First Colonial. Bauside loses ln liisl Colonial The 1967 football season began with Bayside winning its first game with a score of 13-12. The game was played at Cox before a crowd of 5,000. Bayside led off in scoring midway through the first quarter. Joe Daversa blocked a quick kick and Bon Colson recovered at the Cox ten yard line. Bay Emerson then took the ball across the line for a touchdown, but the try for the extra point failed. ln the second quarter, Cox recovered a fumble and scored from the two yard line with Wayne Werrich going over for the touchdown. The extra point was unsuccessful. Then with six minutes left in the game, Emerson ran seventy-five yards to score. The extra point was made. Cox scored again in the ending moments of the game, but Bayside blocked the extra point attempt. First Colonial player tackles J. Freeman t32i and then attempts to block M. Laubachs 1151 pass. ,FVD,'fv- .f -1-rv Xi ' W4 ' 1 x 1 v.. .. .-A.,,, . 'L' is ff' A J

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Gary Parisi f8Ol and Paul Kaul- back C173 defend Marlin goal line as Granby player attempts to score. Coaches Maynard, Vesprille, and Caldwell show mixed emotions as they view the Granby Game. Granby scored the first five times the ball was received, winning with a score of 37-7 over Bayside. The Comets used a simple offense, quick pitchouts to the half-backs, and sweeps around the ends. Bayside's only touchdown came when Flay Emerson scored from the two yard line after two consecutive fifteen yard penalties against Granby. Mark Laubach passed to Ken Fleightler for the extra point. All Princess Anne has to do is throw a helmet and a pair of shoulder pads out there, was a remark made prior to the Bayside-P.A. game. However, the Marlins held the Cavaliers' attack surprisingly well. The 19-O score was the result of the Cavaliers half-safe performance. Their offense left much to be desired, as Bayside got another banner performance from its all-metro fullback, Ray Emerson, who starred in the new role of single wing tailback. Granhu, Pfl., Deep Creek Defeat lllailins Princess Anne is about to score as J. McClurg 1621, R. Emerson t33J, and J. Myers l3OJ act as Bayside's defensive standouts. f .