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

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CUE W 0 'IN 1st row Debble Baker Donna Thomas Barbara Duncan Tammy Beacroft Cheryl Procter Nancey De bold joy Buckner Martha Bowling 2nd row julie Owen Lynn Bookman Tammy Snnk janet Garret Denise Russell Denlse Warren Angela Cartwrught Mrs Parker COE IS a program of studies and work experience for sensors prepar :ng for a career as office employees and IS the capstone of a hugh school students trannrng program In office education The teacher coordunatuon ln charge of the on the job trarnmg locates In vestlgates approves jobs and selects students best suited for a particular job These students apply and are ln tervlewed for the possltlon The em ployer makes the final choice The students selected attend classes part of the day and are employed rn offices during the other part of the day The office Instruction IS an extension of the classroom Instruction . . l A J . l' l s , l I K l - ' 'I , lg ' .Yi . i - - - . . g ' ' 4 , , .1 . I , Q , x'v,l ' C . . .I. fi . , A . A. --:'f. 'Si 1 ' - - . gf, ' . - N .cv -,--L I :.', A , , s' . . lj ., 1 1 1 1 ' . . . C . ' ' JI I I I 1 1 - - , . . . . - - I - 1 1 . . -

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International Relations ,tx is I ,O .if T7 International Relations Club-Beth Lake, Scott, Beth Bray, Irene Chan, Laurie Williamson, Valerie Pharis, Iaye Alderman, Greg Richardson, Dolly Huffman, Ms. Spicher - o itical Interest Throughthe guidance of Mr IA Singleton the political interest club had quite an exciting year The purpose of the club was to get the students involved In our governmental process at local stste and federal levels The in volvement which was aided by the club s activities included sup port to candidates for the house of delegates for speaking engage ments and attending a model Con gress at Richard Bland College in the spring I 4 Qi -Sl Pop Coin Bank-a-Roo Ask any International Relations Club member what it is and you'll probably be sorry you did. The banks along with other items were sold in order to raise money for New York. just as in the past two years, Bayside has attended a model United Nations. This year Bay- side represented Bulgaria. Early this year, a group of mostly last year's members at- tended a model UN at Harvard University. Through both trips and the guidance of Ms. Spic- her the I.R. Club members realized the importance of interdependence. 1' 4-, E119 'Lind' '1-L-Nasa-sq Amy Arnold Susan Law Alyssa Graber David Turner Elleanor Moll Irene Chan fx ., 2' ' 4 rr . ' , - - I ' N . . . , , I r ' ' ' ' -1...-Q-....,. I v f V I s f 1-' 1 I , : v , ,.' ' ' ,' r J. . . . ' ' li ' ' ff , , , .- A ' 1. ' - .'..,f.-aff: I . H '., 1 -a v-,-v--'iff'-. r I '- ' 6 5 ' n w I . . I , , - Wy, ,. ,lvl ,M , x Q . Y ,- 4 1 , 3, . . x , ,Y .- , , - ,. 'A -,-.-,- -. vs , . ,. A . , Q, .- A K , 5- N Q I,'.:.A,: -.:',5.f,y? . ' ' ' ' 'G'-'.,' J? - . - J 1 I I, ,nz .. ., ' -4 , I n ,. , 1 f I I p. . V, 1 - V - - ' vi -L-F 24 . 7- ' '- ' ' , . . . . 1 ', -.: , 4 ' .. f-,-L - 5 P tt ,ful r , . If A U , ff ' Q r' -. 'HT r- ' -Y ' '- .J ' - -' f Q J I 'ff'l'i: I-'J' , .5 M t, :Q iq S A A . U J -wiv.-, -T,, T: : l K H 'jv A . 1 x Q 4' . - ,In tl' f-Lino.:- ik ' -' X - -A Q . , ,T ' 1 311 tv ' 1 '- - . 'f - ' A . , V W, V ' lqa-ar -- -Jsx ' - . C - .N -. v- ' A I - - '-T' x.-ua--x 1' . I I I I I 5

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Debate Team Seated left to right Dane Butswinkas Susan Williams Mr Duncan sponsor X f f f A Annette Muller Susan Sivils Barbara Walling Standing 7 x i , v .4 -5 -fr Y Y, '--' -Y-'- ' 4 'f i- I I A 7 ' S Sl A I Y. A -v I ' l ll rv -. Q I . l -A l 1 f' Law , I L.. L- . I R , J 2 Ef ' .4 4 Y aj 1 f .1 , 'X - W fi - . ' 7-' ' ' 'N , N ,r 'rs JM.- ff: If Q 'f I . Z . I . . I - I ' - I ' . ' I . , . Although Bayside's 1977-78 Debate team was only comprised of one four- man team and one alternate debater, Bayside's representation in the Tide- water Debate league consistantly ranked high. In only their second competitive appearance of the year, Bayside's novice team placed second overall, and the negative debaters placed third in the twenty team tournament. The previously inexperienced de- baters managed to handle the topic of Federally guaranteed medical care with a great deal of enthusiasm and maturity. 'N Q if l i l , I J Y l l ie.!?' i 'nr , ,I k Bayside's first Debate honors in several years