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

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94- l rf I i' A Club members spend a summer afternoon working on banners for football 580500. A , .. ,Q-.-Q-. g l V - ,, In . ,s 'Bit .gy Us f. ,gf Honestate I meets for an afternoon of football. l14 Members masquerade for the Roaring '20's dance. David Bland, Lance Platz, and Steve Hart are chosen Honestate's honorary members. 149

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48 ll A I A 4 ss .sg I Honestate Wins is y First Place in Homecoming Competition A wealth of projects filled Honestate Tri-Hi-Y's year. Charity baskets for the holiday season, the POW-MIA petitions distribution, and blackboard cleaning were among the services Honestate ren- dered. Almost as a reward for its enthusiasm, spirit posters, and spirit chains, the club won First Place for its Homecoming Float. The football team re- ceived much of Honestate's attention. Mums and yarn dolls were sold, cupcakes were given to the football team at the final game, a banquet was thrown for the team. The list of proiects went on to include car washes, doughnut sales, and the annual Springtime Dclnce. P. King, Chaplain, J. Schmidt, Historian, P. Shepard, Treasurer, D. Durkee, Vice-President, J. Gross, President, P. Bridges, Secretary, C. Thompson, Sergeant-at-Arms, L. Divito, Orphan Girl, Mrs. White, Sponsor. i . First Row. K. Babashanian, D. Copeland, S. Kelp, J. Whitmore, S. Gregorio, C. Jimmerson, J. Moore, D. Durkee, P. Shepard, D. Quinn. Second Row: Y. Jones, M. MacKinnon, J. Storide, J. King, N. Chase, J. Gross, P. King, R. Dixon, E. Crumpton, A. Bertelson, L. DiVito, B. Clark, H. Kalainsky. Third Row: P. Bridges, G. Greenwood, J. Wortz, D. Hornsby, J. Schmidt, C. Thompson, P. Carnes, D. Todd, D. Hurtubise, M. Pancoast.

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lv ts .iv Q W . .. .I First Row J Levitt B Kays N Ruggen D Baker Second Row M Baxter C Garrison J Slepal, K. Walker, D. Russell. Third Row: V. Young, D. Larry, D. Small S. Dukovich, G. Bell, L. Watson, K. Seipel. Iota Sigma Epsilon Serves Communit Iota Sigma Epsilon, headed by Judy Leavitt, moved ahead in the field of service this year. Sales of various kinds occupied much of their time as the members sold Halloween candy in behalf of a home for the aged, sold candy canes to aid children in neighboring hospitals, and peddled light bulbs. Giv- ing counted as much as receiving, accordingly, Iota gave Christmas gifts to a home for the elderly. Iota Sigma Epsilon was a service club performing real service. 1's 'H A, X Wi . 1'2 'A' Axqqm T 0 ' J .' 'uv , l'm not gonna catch it. So there! announces Iota member.