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

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aug? , 9- 'sd' Y' . 'N 51'-2: . QI' Mr- Hill 455505595 the df955 Code e9Ul0'l0f 5' A meeting of the Big Three : Mr. Hill, Mr. Themides, and Mr. Sykes. Mr. Hill Improves Student-Faculty Relations Mr. Hill chuckles while waiting to examine the ring samples. As principal of Bayside High School, Mr. Letcher Hill spent his days maintaining the tranquility of the school. He was primarily concerned with student- teacher relations which included several proiects such as his participation in the establishment of a dress code pleasing to both the student body and the Ad- ministration. Continually he was called upon to advise the various clubs and classes concerning their different activities Y a relationship which aided in the devel- opement of participation on all sides.

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Extensive Evaluation Proves Qualit of City Schools As a result of an extensive evaluation conducted by Mr. Brickell, it was learned that the norm for the city schools was above the national norm. Plans were also discussed to allow Seniors with a B or better average in a class to choose whether or not they wished to take the exam. Mr. Brickell said that schools needed to find a more accurate measure ofa student's knowledge than the traditional semester exams. Superintendent of Schools Edward E. Brickell. WW! 5x A33 I N - , A-:N X Chats with Mr. Brickell are surprisingly informal.

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,vs f Mr. Themides Adds To BHS Spirit N 7 ., 5 s 'ng' , 1.g.7?r.4 Assistant Principal of Student Affairs, Mr. Themides, If A faithfully spent the year completing the bond between Q students and teachers. He also added tremendously to 5 the spirit of the school by his enthusiasm for all BHS 'tiigg I activities. Thus the understanding he achieved be- ' ? ' tween students and faculty came only through dedica- tion and involvement. 1 .Q 'ui 4 C , X . Mr. Themides awaits the day's avalanche of problems. Preparing individual schedules is one of Mr. Themides many duties lili ' in of Mr. Themides is one of the many who wore tennis shoes the week of the Maury game