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

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NitrogIycerin'?' gasps Mrs Larsen in chemistry lab. Miss Sarah Armstrong Life Science. Biology Junior Class Mr. Joe Cox Driver's Training Baseball Coach JV Football Coach Mr. Norman Daly P.E. 93 Indoor Track Coach Cross Country Coach Miss Joan Gaetini Physical Science Mr. Robert Griffin Life Science Tennis Coach Mr. Frederick Haase Chairman Physicsg Key Club 38 Mrs. Arlene Ingram P.E. 9,10g SCA Mrs. Sharon Larsen Chemistry Miss Cheryl Marshall Physical Science Chemistryg Honestate Mr. Charles Maynard P.E. 10, Driver's Train Asst. Football Coach Miss Mary Munn P.E. 8

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. and English Departments Mrs. Carleen Huling English 8,9 5 f-Hahn..-l 'id ' 3 Mrs. Carol Jones English 9,11 Chairman English 10 English 11 W- f -..F P- Ai. 1, y Well, it's not a Picasso. muses Mrs. Barnes l to Senior Art student David Norman. QI in, 1 Ns.- l Miss Sue Stallings English 8,11, Speech I ie: Miss Patricia Wallace English 10 World Literature Creative Writing Club Newspaper 37 N Mrs. Linda Mathews English 93 Freshman Class Mrs. Constance Payne English 123 Journalism Mrs. Frances Pedersen Sophomore Class Mrs. Patricia Plotkin Spirit of Bayside Nw :txt Q diff? qs.-nv NF' 4f's'S V L v x lcouldn't believe it when Volpone . . . have you read page 129'?!'?! . . . compare Poe with whom you choose. . .a short story on... yipes! only 30 minutes to write that . . . pro- found discussions . . . collages, not colleges . . . wedge the clay . . . never scrub your brush . . . pen and ink and also erasure marks . . . young lady, what is that you're drawing . . . a crumpled piece of paper has unusual lines-so draw themllll . . . spectrum of colors. if -Q- 1 ' S Miss Brenda Wilson Mrs. Julia Wilson English 113 FTA English B

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. ll lrained mind and a Trained no, you're going the wrong . . . only one more lap . . . look out . . . part together, part T together . . . louder, girls . . .watch that ball . .. out, cross, turn . . . over the side lines . . . hey fellows, only 50 more. . .jump higher, higher . . . put the baseball equipment . . . tuck your head, push, then roll . . . slide by slide . . . mudflats-again . . . QUIET. . . a what '??? a platyhelmenthes . . . V2 : IRQ . . . please do experiment oops! the microscope. . . how do you mea- sure the . . . disecting-ugh . . . you put the acid where!?!? . . . be accurate . . . hey, where's the beaker of . . . science is golden . . . field trips . . . racoons in cages . . . lab assignments. . . fish in tanks . . .show me the tympanic membrane . . . HQO. . . . Mr. Conrad Parker P.E. 8 JV Basketball Coach Asst. JV Football Coach Golf Coach Mrs. Joyce Veasey PE. 8,9 Mrs. Caren Patton Physical Science Life Science Mr. George Versprille P.E. 9.10, Monogram Head Football Coach Outdoor Track Coach Mrs. Eliza Purrington Life Science Jr. Honor Society Mr. John White Life Science Beilu are Science and Phu. td. Heels QF? r I E 'fm 5 slag Miss Marshall answers a students inquisitive question. Phy. Ed. teacher and Coach G. Ves- prille leads football team in warm-up drill before Homecoming game. Mr. James Savage Biology Ecology Club Kappa Sigma Chi Mr, Benjamin Woolston Physical Science Gymnastics Mr. Norman South Chairman PE. 8, Drivers Training Athletic Director Asst. JV Football Coach Miss Judy Young Life Scienceg GAA .1 il i L , A X, , uv' I ...,. : mum i YW i N 39 'B- Y-uv K A L