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

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44 i Q.. X I ' W ,iff X 6 ' f-L-1 S+ J is .H+ 5 I '- A - ' .vs P 'N . ., - ,QS X ' f 1551 K is OO ., ' 1 U Jr! 4 Front Row: W. Nelson, E. McCullough, J. Doherty, D. Foster, C. Brad Bagwell. Second Row: B. Carlton, C. Schluter, D. Meyer, L. Bohn, J. Casper, J. Trepodi, P. Carraco. Back Row: P. Weiss, R. Walsh, K. Hensley, M. McNair, B. Vose. Back Row: M. Babashanian, M. Massey, C. Dickman, B. Bain, R. Hill. Key Club Chooses Sweetheart The Key Club took this year's theme, Prelude to Progress, to heart and made it work. The club backed the Marlins during the football season by managing the refreshment stands. To polish Bay- side's image, the Key Clubbers undertook the task of cleaning up the stadium after football games. In association with the Keyettes, the club sponsored their annual Christmas dance, the Silver Bell Ball. During this gala event, the members bestowed the title of Key Club Sweetheart on Mari-Bea Coles. The club closed its year by sending twenty representa- tives to the Key Club International Convention. I do not want to be in this situation, moans John Doherty. Wait 'til they get a taste of this batch! chortles Carl SchIuter.r - Af' hir .' y

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Christian Fellowship Goal of Campus Lite Campus Life provided the retreat for those inter- ested in Christian fellowship. Assorted speakers en- lightened the members. Not content to be inactive, the club sponsored carwashes and donut sales. viii v 'tl if 'll' , 4 lla Mr. Tote, Sponsor, D. Lech, V. Fitzgerald, S. Greer, S. Dempsey, President, S. Tarkington, D. Spires, A. Pecci. '1 Sharon Dempsey and Diana Lech enioy a money-making ccrwash. N I4

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,Ji . , - Usd 1 43?-E' .'-.. .1 LW: Front Row: K. Lynn, Recording Secretary, P. Meyer, President, J. Whitmore, Vice President. Back Row: J. Bunch, Chaplain, S. Wagner, Treasurer, P. Hill, Sergeant-at-arms, J. Kimball, Historian. Ke ettes Construct Longest Spirit Chain Enthusiasm and ambition comprised the past year for Keyettes. The year began with a membership drive. Keyettes sponsored the Homecoming Spirit Chain and gave otherwise shy students the chance to buy the girl of their choice during their Slave Sale. Then the climax of the year came - Christ- mas. Keyettes sold Just-a-Notes, spirit links for all basketball games, and candy canes.'The annual Sil- ver Bell Ball was held, co-sponsored with the Key Club. Spring found the Keyettes active in many so- cial functions. The Keyettes made their service felt. I have this Problem. I think it all has to do with what's up here, admits Karen Seipel to Mark Babashanian. sit .5 H4 .ph 5? A-A .. Front Row: S. Stout, P. Hill, J. Whitmore, P. Meyer. Second Row: K. Jackson, J. Bunch, J. Kimball, S. Wagner, K. Lynn, D. Copeland, K. Early, K. Porter, C. Chapman, L. Ligman. Third Row: J. Seipel, C. Shaver, S. Felton, K. Kimball, K. Cooney, C. McCullough, D. Hamilton, J. Ore, C. Broaddus, P. Keller, J. Schmidt. Back Row: D. Russell, K. Seipel, E. Smith, B. Ashbacher, D. Erskine, J. Knight, J. Moore, L. Divito, G. Ferguson. x 'l4