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

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Vocational Technical Institute Vo- Tech is a program that teaches technichal skills needed to obtain a job. Courses such as cosmetology, food, commercial art, auto mechanics, and secre- tarial courses are taught in two shifts during the day- a morning and afternoon period. This schedule permits students to at- tend a high school during part of the day to take courses needed for graduation. Courses at the Vocational Technical Institute usually carry three points of credit. Reasons for enrolling in Vo- Tech are varied. Some people who don't plan to go to college take advantage of the program to learn a trade. Others pursue hobbies just for the pleasure they get from it. The Institute has many students who do not attend a high school but are con- tinuing classes to better prepare themselves for the job market. Students and instructors often develop lasting friendships as a result of their inter-relations- a fringe benefit rare in high schools because of the size of classes. Vo- Tech is a good deal. ,..f- 1 Jual' lp ,: A 'f 5.

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K-I1 14- The Mariner was brought to you by the 1977-78 yearbook staff. They're the good hands people The Mariner staff started off the year when three members went to camp in August and came back with bright new ideas They began the school year with a new sponsor Mr Duncan and two new editors Suzanne Monk and Karen Coleman For us the year was filled with ex citement and disappointment lack of pictures missing deadlines flaring tempers and fun times For every bad time there was a good time to match it In winter we went to Sea Shore State Park to have our group picture taken On our re turn we practiced our Chinese Fire Drills fin our tuxedoes of coursel The happiest moment of the year was our final deadline in March This book was put together with pride and hard working hands Staff members used thier imaginations and creativity to the fullest extent A special thanks to Mrs Duncan for the use of her house at various times of the year and for being such a won derful hostess The 1977 78 staff members hope that you like the book We do ' W .... .l , . 1 1 l Wi-1 Hard work begins as a deadline nears. Work was not one of our better subjects. .Nl . 29 'A A 3 , I . . 1 . xg li'i A '-s-L . is '- KW' -Ir 'C rr X A real live Penguin! WP What's this? A Chinese Fire drill. Amy Arnold, Beth Southerd, Barbara Ricks, Arlene Ranay, Angie Coggan Carol Morrison, laye Alderman, Corrine McCartney.