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

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R.O.T.C - wivdffrff Home Economics Home Economics- l hom e'ke- nom' iks D n.pl. the science that deals with the various related pro- blems of labor, finance, and man- agement of the home. The Home Economics program in the city schools provides for proper home management in areas such as food preparation, child development, and family organiza- tion. Mrs. Laurel W. Thompson Foods l,ll, Independent Living gagyxarwu -'W Our Future 'l Officers W NIROTC - Naval junior Reserve Officers Training Corps. The ROTC courses provide a solid foundation for young men and women who are considering a career in the Armed Forces. The combination of instruction, , training, and participation enable students to ,,.v Q fr ,,'- experience the complete range of Armed 4 E':' J Services programs. 1. .. -.,.. , AM. V Wir., , i N f? 5 ? 'jp J 1 fi.. i R - ' f l 1-I -4 L..- . Bernice Lilly Clothing Manufacturing l,lI Marriage and the Family Effective Parenting 'l 'Q Yin Y, ' fu.. l l i CDR Robert Weatherly Naval Science I,lI,lII. Chief Gene Boland Naval Science I,ll,llI. Eugene I. Boland: Naval Science I,lI,Ill. University of Guam, Ocean County College, TCC, ODU. AAS Sec. Education. Paul H. Coussens: ElectricityfElec- tronics l,ll. Mechanical 8: Archi- tectural Drawing B.S. Secondary Education Prince Albert Edwards, jr. Indus- trial Arts Metal Working Chowan lr. College, ODU. B.S. Secondary Education. H.F. Hawley Power and Transpor- tation l,ll. Industrial Arts Club, Chess Club Sponsor. B.A., B.S., ODU. Thomas R. Kolick: Industrial Crafts l,ll. California State College, B.S. Charles Lammers: Woods l,ll. ln- dustrial Arts Club sponsor. ODU, Kent State University. B.S., M.Ed. Bernice Lilly: Clothing Manage- ment l,ll. Marriage and the Family Effective Parenting. FHA. Con- cord College. B.S. Laurel W. Thompson: Foods l,ll. Independent Living. Dept. Chair- man. Radford College, VPI. B.S. Robert T. Weatherly: Naval Science l,ll,lll. NIROTC. University of South Carolina, ODU. B.S. 169

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Industrial Arts Industrial arts- C in-dus'tri-el arts I-n.-the technical arts used in industry, also as a subject in some schools. The Industrial Arts teachers are very helpful in letting the industrial arts students express their craft abilities. I ai. SP' Mr. Charles Lammers Woods I, II li' va' f If s. i ll, ' rifxli 'N l fl' 7 -, I ' 9 A 'fr A 1 , ly 4 I f Fi Mr. Thomas R. Kolick X , 51, I Industrial Crafts I,II IUHLAW ' 7 ' '-X gffi' Mr. Paul H. Coussens ElectricityfElectronics I, Il, Mechanical Drawing I, II, Architectural Drawing Rs X XQX Prince Albert Edwards Ir. Industrial Arts, Metal Working Mr. Hawley I Power 84 Transportation I, II. 4'

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iv Business Business- l biz'nes J-n. What one does for a living, One's occupa- tion. The business section of our school takes into account the dif- erent types of occupations one can have. ln a well rounded business program, some important courses would be Clerk Typist, Bookkeep- ing, General Business, Stenography, Typing, and Business Law. CQ' rf 'fm 4. ' 9 9- .....-sulll'-l , . m ,Y - P s IN- 1 l Q A T ..,, X S l X .. ,' cv Bett B. Holden Y ... Typing lg General Business 'E J , Don't look at your typewriter! ' 5 y 9 I Marie A. Parr u g Stenography I, Typing I fl fl Gloria H. Askew Typing, Business Law HEYGS on COPY! Mrs. Kay Chesson Typing lg Accounting I .,-,,.....--W Brenda W. Delarnette Clerk Typist I5 Bookkeeping ll 'gn--. Mrs. Audrey Willie Typing I: General Business No Peeping! Yi' IQ u ' C -1. Mrs. Elizabeth Parker Clerk Typist ll, Stenography Il, Bookkeeping I, Clerical Office Education Coordinator. Do the little extrag be proud.