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

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I m.L5- Front row: W. Abrecht, W. Sisson, G. Roberson, E. Sisson, F. Carrett, T. VFoshey, S. Tarkenton, Coach Morten. Second row:.M. Robinson, J. Saforin, R. Cooper, H. Hawkins, M. Whitman, N. Hale. Last row: L. Wood, J. Jeter, R. Kiger, H. Jones, R. Clark, M. Leo. l.V.' Determined to share the spotlight with the varsity, the J.V. Baseball team put forth its best effort to date. The players developed and sharpened their skills, not so much with hard work as with pleasure. Encouraged by Coach Tony South, the team be- came noted for good ball-playing as well as good sportsmanship. 1971 J.V. BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 14 Washington Home I6 First Colonial Away 20 Lake Taylor Home 23 Kellam Away 27 Norview Away 30 Cox Home May 4 OPEN 7 Kempsville Away l I Granby Away I4 Maury Home I7 Princess Anne Home s Learn Skills, Sportsmanship xl -zen - -N1 wiv f' - 'tgp - Exhibiting perfect form, John Saffarino winds up for his fast delivery. N I

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game. Good weather aided the team in its quest for Netters Strive for City Championship ?5 5T F'Tf?. . Us m...,,.. The Marlin Netters, with six returners, broke out their rackets for another season on the courts. Among those with competitive experience were Ken Hunter, Emmanuel Asercion, Rick Walsh, Steve Greer, Paul Weiss, and Ronnie Hill. Respected for their aggressive playing style, the members of the the city championship. .'L'. . ff? 'R' 1 I - 1 w 1 1 ' .I-'i'-l-I-I nijb Q-1.jQQ.sgiQ'5 . . , ., . ,. fu 9. tennis team worked constantly to Improve their . 4 nf, 1 , -l-1 1 i s ,tc , -Q 1971 TENNIS SCHEDULE March I9 1' 23 Washington First Colonial 26 Lake Taylor 30 Princess Anne M.: y H, Suv April 2 Kellqm in , , 6 Cox ps,-pam-I ii' I3 Kempsville 16 Granby 20 Maury 23 Norview District Tournament Regional Tournament State Tournament May 'l-2 14-l 5 1 2l-22 Number one player, Paul Weiss, sets up for service return. A-vm 1' nl--J ' .,,,,-4o0 ' ' SI:-L-g,':':f'j nv- ' t-'jljift NTT ff. ur T . 4 -1 Jr A - t ,c gf.. 1 f:'s,,rf'l c -- -' swift? ' .- ,.,.+1tf--- he - e - lv ' 1 . t ' . V lr rf A- ' ir M I- -ct .V 1 - ' 1 1 lt '-- 4 'tf 'l .rem A eeee ettltt A strong backhand on the net helped lead Ronnie Hill to his successful season. Away Home Home Away Home Home Away Away Home Away

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' ' If-T-.4 -Q' -.A-ra -f'x' . 1 Nth mu. itil' l if Yi' ' T'-cf'-ifzffs-' Rod Summerfield steadies himself for putt on the seventeenth hole. IK an -' if ' l ul, g . . f I , , v N .46 It I 4 , . 4 J' lx 4' M. Gaffney, S. Greenwood, R. Somerfield, K. Hensly, D. Dugger, R. Baird, ,' 1 ,, V- ,.. V 1'g1f rj,4':a:.. .L-Cygp, -9.3 , :H , 1, A any-,,,-Pgf' W 'e 4, ,-fi-Q!'aq!g?1 '?'3A I v Golf Team Strives For Winning Season For the Golf team, the grass was greener on Bay- side's side of the course. From first tee to last hole, the Marlin golfers put their clubs and concentration to the test. Coach Conrad Parker had little to worry about with his crew of Bayside greensmen. 4' - 1. as 1 , 1 iuuiwveum , at Q ,E Pf'!:Y gg' If 1' - '- 'f f' e .. V., . l 193