Jewell School - Bluejay Yearbook (Seaside, OR)

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1: The seniors laugh at themselves at the Senior Smear. 2: Dave Hiebert uses great care when it comes to pouring “gook”’ on Laura Weitz. Cheryl Hammerberg and Ward Vandehey find life very enjoyable on this day. 3: Senior Dean Foster soaks up some rays and other things during the Senior Smear. Doug Rogers speculates on what it will fell like when he becomes a senior next year. Senior Smear 4: Ward Vandehey takes a break during a lull in sales. 5: Carol Adamson reacts to being hit with something cold dur- ing the Senior Smear.

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Keeping with tradition and in the interest of making money for the upcoming senior trip, the senior class put their bodies up targets at the third annual Senior Smear. To the delight of the younger students, the sen- iors provided a vast array of “gook” which could be purchased for a reasonable price, and then applied to the bodies of any senior within range. The prices were reasonable when one considered the good time one would have smearing ketsup, mustard, relish, eggs, peanut butter, and jello upon an enemy or good friend without the fear of revenge. It was not an outstanding money-maker for the seniors — $21.00, but it truly was a situation where a “good time was had by all.” The Third Annual... ; ow Wek! 1: The seniors line up to show the results of the Senior Smear. (L to R) Ward Vandehey, Dean Foster, Donna Reeher, Kim Hunter, Carol Adamson, Laura Weitz, Cheryl Hammerberg, Julie Rinkes, and Neil Vandehey. 2: Luara Weitz and Ward Vandehey prepare for more action at the third annual Senior Smear. 3: Donna Reeher took this opportunity to add raw egg to Cheryl Hamerberg’s already “gooky” hair. Kim Hunter wonders if Tide really works as well as advertised. 4: Reggie Mitchell enjoys getting the opportunity to put some “gook” down Donna Reeher’s shirt. Ward and Graham Vandehey enjoy the show from the sidelines. 5: Karen Hammerberg dumps ketsup on Neil Vandehey’s head while Cheryl Hammerberg prepares for more action.

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It was late in April when the Senior class took the time to count their money for their annual senior trip. When the last penny was finally counted, the seniors decided that they had to do something drastic to bolster their fortunes for the trip. Perhaps it was a weak moment or maybe a sudden streak of ambition, but in one instant, plans for the Rum- mage Sale were underway. It took more time than the students had planned on to make this a successful sale, but working together, the seniors raised several hundred dollars which would allow them to travel as far south as Mexico during their trip. Although most of the sen- iors put in time gathering things for the sale (which was postponed for one week due to a misunderstanding), Laura Weitz and Donna Reeher did most of the bargaining at the sale which was held in conjuc- tion with the Freshman Pizza Feed. 1: “Did you hear the latest?” asks Freshman Linda Casad of Seniors Donna Reeher and Laura Weitz. 2: Hoping to join the ranks of the latest New Wave musicians are Fresh- men Brenda Morgan and Linda Casad. 3: Apparently the gossip was real interesting as the gossip group contin- ues on with their afternoon meeting. 4: Laura Weitz and Donna Reeher contemplate where they could go with the money from the Rummage Sale.