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

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Miss Bayside contestants model for sportswear iudging. Drama students entertain audience during set changes. f 1 smiling Debbie Copeland takes her traditional queen's walk. l l

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in W . 3 Phyllis Meyer hollers her enthusiasm to the boys on the team. i BHS Plays in District Basketball Tournament For the first time in Bayside's history, the basket- ball team had a winning season and was a partici- pant in the District Tournament basketball games. On February 23rd Bayside played First Colonial in the Princess Anne gym, but was defeated by the Pa- triots 79-55. The stands were packed with BHS root- ers giving the players a fighting morale. Donna Hurtabise pouts when Coach takes Tommy out of the game Richard Poole f43J adds two to the scoreboard.

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l I l 9 ,0 l 'l Kathy Sneed is a Bayside swinger, l I ,- I '. 1 v t I C41 H-st s f '4 . l l P .. li 5 . 5 e I ,Xl , . it' ' I ' I dr, , M F X Xu ' --f 1 ' N K '-s fir -. 'Y' 'ri i ' . , 1 l 'w s, '1 il l 'IV A Hawaiian hula is performed theme Hawaii Five-O. QV xl: J AX 1 fr, l 2' in ,, ' 'mf by Debbie Copeland to the Class af '71 Sponsors Miss Bayside Pageant A maior event arose from tradition as the Miss Bayside Pageant was presented in late February. Bayside's Class of '71 sponsored the contest of beauty and talent, which included shows of sport- swear and evening apparel. Debbie Copeland, cho- sen by iudges on the basis of grace, poise, appear- ance, and ability, reigns as Miss Bayside until her successor is chosen in 1972. .I 6 John Glasgow serves as master of ceremonies, lli .Q gl it ' i' .K Q A inf., . l wafer- Algd. 51 ' 1 Q . 0- ,' . , -sf ., y I i. .gm Q ' la. 'V -ff., -41 V . 1 Y ', r A ' Q P. Morton, Z. Freeman, Third runner-up, M. Stephenson, First runner-up, D. Cope land, Miss Bayside, K. Sneed, Second runner-up, J. Schmidt, Miss Congenialityg K Jackon, J. Mussachia. .rv ,,