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

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The P.E.T.S. Club lProtecting Endangered and Troubled Spe- ciesl has lived up to its name for the second year in a row. Under the guidance of Miss Rogers, the members collected approxi- mately one hundred dollars, going to the SPCA for food for the animals. Other than major projects, the members try to help animals by reporting animal cruelty acts to the authorities. Although the members may not be engaged in a specific activity, they are always looking out for the welfare of the animals. Y X-Lf' NI LU, ' , y I i I PETS Club-First Row-Regina Bazemore, Miss Rogers, Sharon Andersen lpresl Tim Williams, julie Davey, Steve Herterich, Second Row-Beverly Doxey, Anne Daughtery Becy Felton, Amy Arnold, Third Row-Eddy Theiz, Diane Kelly, Ellenore Moll Steve johnson iv.p.l joe Wang Tim jourigan Leo Club was unavailable at this time Pets V y S. 5 azfhl e A O K vu 5x ' . y l rl

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. ff Row 1: Patricia Theresa, Kim Gayhart, Kathy Williamson, Mary Anne Clark, Connie Dean. Row 2: Debbie Andrews, Karen Whittle, Terri Yelton, loy Buckner, Linda Little, Cheryl jenkins, Sharon Over- by, Linda Zorens. The Anchor Club and their Homecoming Float Anchor Club Highlights of the activities of this years Anchor Club included entering a float in the Homecoming Parade. They collected goods for patients at King's Daughters and Bayside Hospitals. On Halloween, they put on their costumes and went to the Center for Effective Learning where they enter- tained the children. At Christmas they had a party and took a basket of food to a needy family. Other activities included collecting supplies for the SPCA, sponsoring a skating party, and being waitresses at a dance.