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

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QQ GAA Encourages A Hard hit by many graduations, the Girls Athletic Association had to regroup at the beginning of the year. A membership drive and election of officers put the club back on its feet. Besides being active in field hockey, basketball, gymnastics, and volley- ball, the members held several car washes and doughnut sales. With the members' aid, the G.A.A. once more proved hard to beat. x Daly 4' 1 v' X .4'n ' ,5 . - - ' QQ- sc. - , .- - IL--' , 1- YN , . . 4 h'-'I ' i' I , ' 3 Q 1... ku: in l F -sqg if ..-1 -.'1 'T ' Q9 1 ' f + - 5 r. s'? Q' Q? l-.. i yu X Front Row: S. Livernois, K. Keller. Second Row: M. Shelton, D. Reilly, M. Wright, P. Davenport. Third Row: D. Cannon, P. Viele, G. Turtle. Fourth Row: M. Downing, D. Walker, P. Keller, M. Morris, G. Barkley. Bock Row: K. Deafenbaugh, J. King, C. Carmock. thletic Activities for Girls is. lu:-in H409 does sit better, announces Terri Hodges to members Carol Carmock and JoAnn King.

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Qs Tony Higgins and Wally Jordon he's all rightl El drag Lloyd Bohn off the field even though 'slim ,Qi 9'-K Y' l No one ever knew that Steve Hart ond David Bland had a thing going. Theta Chi's Homecoming float places third in competition. 7

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