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

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4 re. Iian Henderson and Debbie iiinrris Represent Banside in Virninia Beach Jrrninr iiiiss Pageant af . ,gf f I 1 I We -0 V' KAY HENDERSON DEBBIE MORRIS

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l. Clemens and C. lllhitscn-lliitimist ltecipients af' -lg Junior, Ted Clemons, was selected for Bayside's Scholastic Team and tapped into the National Honor Society. As S.C.A. President, he was one of the ten students chosen from Virginia to Attend the National Student Council Convention at Philadelphia. Ted was also selected to represent Bayside at the l United Nations Seminar. German Club, 5 All-Regional Chorus, and the lvladrigal Singers complete his extracurriculars. Not only did he receive Bayside's Opti- ,, mist Award, but he also was voted Tide- li' water's Most Outstanding Teenager. Carole Whitson, an active Senior, has served her class as Parliamentarian. As Chairman, she helped make Bayside's first Homecoming a success. She also represented her school at District S.C.A. Her extracurricular activities include being Secretary of Keyettes, Treasurer l of Honestate Tri-Hi-Y, and a member of the German Club and National Honor Society. MN r lacultu Selects Scholastic team tel fall Semester William Nelson, freshman, is a very hard- working student. Besides being on the Scho- Estgz Team, William is a member of the Spanish u . Jane Whitmore, a freshman, is a member of the French Club and National Junior Honor Society. During her free bell, Jane works as an assistant in the library. Cheryl Thornton, a sophomore, supports Bayside as a member of the Pep Club. Cheryl is also an SCA representative. Kathy Whitehouse is another sophomore on the team. She is a member of the Spanish Club. Ted Clemons, a junior, is President of Bay- side's SCA. Ted is also a member of the chorus and the German Club. Chuck Wise, a junior, is inthe German Club and the ICC. He is also Vice-President of the SCA. Rhonda Hamilton, a senior, is Salutatorian of her class. Rhonda is also an active member in Keyettes and National Honor Society. Victor Kalasinsky, a senior, is President of the Key Club and National Honor Society. 1st row, left to right: B. Hamilton, J. Whitmore. 2nd row. left to right: C. Thornton. K. Whitehouse. W. Nelson. 3rd row, left to right: C. Wise, T. Clemons. Not pictured: V. Kalasinsky.

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K, Hume and l-l. Partridge pause to admire their rings. thefirst step toward graduation . . . what color stone did you get . . . sixty-four fouchl, sixty-five, ooohhh, my finger . . . Underwater Wonderland-are those para- chutes. . .did you see that darling octopus . . . a treasure chest of . . . sure hope that ring doesn't fall . . . hey, my initials aren't L.B.J .... this punch is pretty good . . .what time will they start giving out the rings . . . can these be Juniors? they look so nice. . . where're my shoes . . . I ,uf 1 Juniors listen attentively as P. Fenton describes her new ring. tl N' f 22 ,f L1 ' Two Junior couples enjoy a rest during one of the bands breaks. Juniors Gel llinqs al l96l Underuialei lllondeilandl L39 A toast to the Class of '68 reminds Juniors of one more year. v X Rial ' if X 11' 'A 7 X J g . 'Q 41 P. Humblet and B. Eckart discover underwater treasurer 28 3, .