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

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The Honor Soci- eties are composed of students who are selected according to a high level of academic and lead- ership ability. The officers Chuck Bethel CPres.j, Ellea- nore Moll CVPJ, Val- erie Pharis tSec.j, joey Miller KTres.j, and the sponsor, Mr. G., raised money to buy the Diploma seals. The Sr. Honor Society nominated Barry Cash and Amy Arnold to compete for a nation-wide scholarship. lllillllllllllllllll llllll !5l'l llllllilllllllllll I tml 'l Row 1: Tom Burbage, Pablo Pagan, Robert Schellenberg, Steve johnson, Chuck Bethel- President, Bob Gurnee, Barry Cash, Greg Richardson, Mark Chapman, Row 2: David Gaskill, Chuck Boyd, Beth Bray, Elleanore Moll, Valerie Pharis, Cheryl Carmack, Beth Lake, Lisa Riedeman, Row 3: Tim Williams, Suzy Plumlee, Margie Kelly, Amy Arnold, Suzanne Monk, Becky Felton, Nancy Bates. Missing: joey Miller, Sherri Dumas, Tony Klingmeyer. Honor Societies i t-' '4 at at ' D 2 I a' If s -QI .Ls 4 it na!! . F32 e , j- ., it-tfrr' g'. W db if Row 1: jeff Sounder, Kevin Todd, jessica Adobins, Beth Pittenger, Carol Cash, Ginny Hill, Michelle Al- bert, Barbara Ricks. Row 2: Hugh Siegel, Greg Weaver, Kevin Wray, Bobby Frank, Karen German, Dawn Guinn, Terry Ellis, Kathleen Pettet, Ruth Bergdoll, joan Todd, jamie jarrett, jodie Owens Row 3: Eddie Filipowski, Gary Lilly, jeff McCollough, Michelle Espejo, Sandy Wilson, Amy Sugg, Anne Yancy, Kara Somers, Lee-Ann Berres, Davis johnson. Roe 4: Lisa Wolfe, Cathy Stephenson, Robin Bur- bage, Beth Freeman, john Russell, Scott Browning, Maria Leftwitch, David Rhodes. tl 200

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ik' Q' ..- V ,., ..,'? ' -. -il z' ' in v Y fl Short Hair, Rifles, Precision Marching Team: Row 1: Mike Curry, Paul Page, Denise Easton. Row 2: janet Moore, Charlyne Beauregard. Row 3: Fred Hutto, Dave Felczyk, Ron Kelly. 7--.1 ' l o ': L5 3 RE -li .- Ps L. CU IROTC Short hair is a small sacrifice for the good you can get out of the NIROTC. Naval Science of- fers opportunities far beyond the day-to-day comraderie of the Corps. Along with assisting at Cross-Country and Track meets, marching in parades such as the Neptune Festival, and participat- ing in Drill competitions such as the ODU and Norfolk State Invita- tionals, the Corps has had a vari- ety of field trips capped by an overnight on the USS Miller FF1051. Bayside's cadets will be well prepared for life in the academies, the military, and the working world. l JS Color Guard: Sharon Stephens, Bob Struck, lesse Riley, Mark Barron, Greg Chappel. X 'Q'

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Students Assist Librarians Have you ever won- dered who makes out the thousands of over- due book notices? Student assistants in the library-along with tending 20,000 books, 80,000 card catalog entries,and 1200 stu- --! . dent cards-perform this thankless task every day. They also compile a newspaper scrapbook ofclippings listing Bay- side's achievements .aa P' twhich are, of course, innumberableb. Row 1: Tammy Strickland, Scott Knight, Terri Roberts, Laurie Smith, Laura lo Devary, Felicia Alqueza. Row 2: Walter Neill, Teresa Boogades, Wayne Duncan, Anna Mackey, Donald Warren, Natalie Bento, Nancy Harris, Linda Emrick, Tanya Rigdow, Arlene, Howsare. ' 0 0 Committee Plans For Graduation The Graduation Committee, led by Suzy Smith planned a unique graduation for 1978. The origi- nality of the class ring design was carried through to the announcements which are a new quarter fold design. Row 1: Amy Arnold, Lori Stratton, Beth Pinkerton, Denise Hart, Suzy Smith, Dolly Huffman, laye Alderman, Karen Coleman, Cathy Jennings, Row 2: Lisa Sands, Cheryl jenkins, Valerie Pharis, Cheryl Carmack, Margie Kelly, Lorrie Anderson, Liz Gaughn, Karen Edgerton, Beth Southard. Row 3: Gini Ann Alvarez, Susan Law, Diane Dunn, Melanie Brown, Pablo Pagan, Greg Richardson, Robin Haffey, Steve jones, Nancy Bates, Vicky Torrech, Bob Gurnee, Dorothy Rambo, Mark Barondess, lanice Biel. Row 4: Cahty Smith, Corkey Lewis, Harriet Reid, Karen Ange.