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

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.Q 2 I s.. CD -i-4 C U5 f-i- C luop SAO .l U 1Ll9 Council New to the ICC this year were the offices of vice- chairman and secretary. These proved to be helpful to the chairman in keeping the school activities running smoothly. Activities this year included a school calendar and bulletin board. The SGA began early with orientation as its first activity. This proved to be helpful to sophomores in the decline of missing persons during the first weeks of school. Preparations for a very successful Homecoming started along with school. The year also brought a Magic Show with Mr. Narvaez, a United Way campaign includ- ing Bleach Boys, and school exchanges. A controversial powderpuff football game raised money for charity. Other activities included a new constitution and work for a new marquee. V ali Llilll SGA General Assembly - First - Tammy Strickland, jamie larrett, Vaunda Pearson, Heidi Marella, jaye Alderman, Lorrie An- derson, Tony Klingmeyer, Barry Cash, Dolly Huffman, Glenda Dodd, Rita Simp- son, Beth Southard, Linda Hughes, Kathy Brunner Second - Steve johnson, Bob Gurnee, Bonnie Beck, Kim james, Cathy Whitehurst, Stephanie Whittier, Lisa Weber, loan Saucier, Robboie Parker, Karen Ratte, Paula Southard, Tony Willman, Melissa Rios, Suzy Smith Third - Lori Whitley, David Simmons, Linda Bonds, Gigi Gullickson, Tommy Carr, Harriet Reid, lodi Christian- son, Katrina johnson, Tawana Billups, Gini Ann Alvarez, Carol Cash Fourth - Linda Burrell, Pablo Pagan, Marlene Chan, Peggy Rowley, joan Todd, Glenda Harrell, Terri Marshall, Maria Leftwich, lulie Ogen, Millie Taylor, Margaret Walker, Gene Rodriguez Association Q ICC Executive Committee - jamie larrett, Sec., Barry Cash, Chairman, Dolly Huffman, Vice-Chairman. SGA Officers - laye Alderman, Treas- urerg Tony Klingmeyer, President, Barry Cash, Vice-President, Lorrie Anderson, Sec. ll 196 i

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