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

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4 Rebuilding lleai ini Babu lllailins in Basketball 'ii-1 Au,..1sanm ' ' 1:-P ML- misss-union-..ag if ' an r S 3'g,,,. ,A , Q 1 g -at At free throw line is P. Withers L. Jackson l3Ol and lvl. IVlcNair Q33 shooting for two against PAL l4Ol fight for rebound against lvl. McNair C403 and Lake Taylor Lake Taylor opponents anticipate rebounds iggx 44X i lan J lst row, left to right: K. Nider, L Bohn, T. Solomon, M McNair, L Jackson, Pr Withers, R. Walsh. 2nd row, left to right: Mr. Parker, Coachg D, Dawson, T Chupok, D Johnson, P Lawson, F2 Poole, Dt Groth. R l-lagans, if'-llln--L L, ,amp r T T f -3 '-it SWE' nl Coach Parker described the 196768 J.V. Basketball season as a rebuilding K year. The team effort was hampered by inexperience as only two sopho- mores played for the Baby IVlarlins.'l A ' A , But where's the ball? questions T V g I i V if- 'ft K. Nider and Cox Falcons. lgffn ' . A my .-. .AA L A if iw 'Qi , 2 4 l Y ,Q 195 ' 'iw f' ' ig, tt' gpm Y., 9 .. xr. Y nf? ks-.Yi 'Y . f,-,gig 'en . .XI-'5f+ -1:.t fffgunf 4. M' 'S' m-me ' - ...Lt 0 A as -.-.- 43'

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4-an ty' fa Mx 1'-. Q. L..9'.b1 ' .l 't'54B.n- lst row, left to right: D Pauly, A. Thornton J Ruso, G. Arnett, D Now 3rd row, left to B Rudd, D Kilmarry, K Hubbard. 5th row, . L. Brickman, L. Yarn, B. Walsh, A. Trego. A. Califf. 2nd row, left to right: C. Taylor, T. Chipok, R Phillips. right: D. Langley, M. Parrish, B. Petree, D. Groth, L. Bohn, J. Jelly. 4th row, left to right: D. Shell, J. Witt, left to righti lvlr. Cox, R Colson, B. Pearcen, S. Hart. Under the coaching of lvlr. Cox, lVlr. South and lVlr. Parker, the Baby Marlins had a laudable season with a 3-2-2 record as the following scores indicate: Kellam-18 .............. . . Bayside-O Cox-O ........................ Bayside-O First Colonial-O ............... Bayside-8 Cradock foreited to Bayside Granby-7 ..................... Bayside-7 Kempsville-13 ................ Bayside-O Princess Anne-34 . . . . . Bayside-O L s ,- Enthusiasm Increases for J.V. Sports-lonlhall and Wrestling The J.V. wrestling team ended their season with a 9-5 record. Forty boys finished the sea- son, each having wrestled in at least two matches. Some ofthe names to look for on next year's varsity will be R. lvlulhearn, B. Dickman, B. Petue, B. Boyer and N. Daversa. lst row, left to right H Young, K Mitchell, B Miller, J. Now, K. Sechser. B. DeGeorgis, B. Pease. 2nd row, left to right: L. Canon, R Neff, Ft Turner, D Gabcl, J Flinn, B Boyer, N Daversa. D. Gilbert ICO-Captainl. 3rd row, left to righti Coach Caldwell. L. Flemming, J. Crawford, B. Warren K Hensley, G 'Nallis lCo-Captainl. FZ Peck, B. Dickman. D lvlulhearn, B. Wallis.

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S Bous Gumnasllcs llelulu formed al Bauslde 1 4 l 5 l v X-I CP , C ki P X39 l l ,Hvsfll K. Q:-.. . 1 it 1st rovv, left to right: Mr Woolston, Sponsor 2nd row. left to right: M Murphy, J Doherty, P, LaVelIe, D Cox, T, Gaffney. The newly formed Gymnastics Club strives for physical fitness, coordination, and controlled movement. Working toward a gymnastic team, the members have practiced diligently and attended several matches and exhibitions at the College of William and Mary. i il Pat Lavalle works out on still rings. er':Pf..'i'::,i'e, , Q ,., Bobby Armstrong displays his muscular ability on the parallel bars. 196