Bay High School - Bay Blue Yearbook (Bay Village, OH)

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The Little Brown Jug is in the place of honor at the pep assembly before the Westlake game. The winners trophy-it became Bay's for the third year in a row when the Rockets won 26-O. Rocket, the team's mascot, makes a debut that no one will ever forget! He made up for his shortcomings by spurring the team to victory by his presence at the games. For a Christmas service project the Freshman Y-Teens gave ci party for the children of the Riverside Gardens Housing Project. Here Barb Bate is giving gifts to the girls while Santa Nagy watches, lm! Mr. Wells helps Mr. Judd with the morning line during the flu epidemic when nearly a third of the school was absent, Wonder how many were really sick? 11

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The Pep Band always adds a lot of spirit to our pep asserrbhes. Here they seem to be playing is that famous song, G-E-O-R-G-E R-A-N-D-Tl The ninth grade can well be proud of their presentation of 'lThe Mikado . Here the Mikado h'r'self sings after his grand enhance. Fred 's about the o'ly boy who can say ,rl hat he was carried into the audito'iurn on the shoulders of ten or twelve classmates. The Fight Song. Also included in their repertoire --1 no- na- ' Looks like part of the track team started practice early this V i year. Regardless of the weather, you can be sure that these gr I boys will run ... at least once around the school! i .,.su,.- M . .211-I ,.. ,if The German Band is composed of several at the more talented i?, members of the Bay High Band. This zany group of Deutschmen played for the Bay Meri's Club. Z X 1 f Woodworking is one of the skills taught in manual training classes, Jimmy Newell is working with a sander on the drill press.