Seaside High School - Sea Breeze Yearbook (Seaside, OR)

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Yvonne Dehner Flora Lee Olson Loretta Black

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Joan Ziegler Mary Fay Bateman Jack Dennon Betty Sarpola Don Fraser Mary Hansen iy Shirley Guilliume ata =F lad George Carver rene Kan wali ‘ Sherell Jelsma

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Sophomore Elaine Row 1: George Sanders, Dayle Harmon, Bob McVey, Kay Vin- Sally son, Dave Megrath, Jo Ann Cole, Dale Major, Sue Dickson, Ray Marlyn Ralston, Dolores Duffy August Klever, Barbara Wascher, Olson, Gordon Lancaster, Alan Millikan, Charles May, Mr. Leo Mar- Eytchison, lantes; row 2: Sandra Honkanen, Jerome Donald. Rose Ann Clark, Hakanson, Art Sklar, Joanne Raymer, Fred Adolph, Patsy Pat- Davis, Haralampus, Ralph Pizer, Jackie Boelter, Jim Gipson Ingalls, Hugh Kerwin, Billie Jean Woodcock, Jim Smith, Beebe; row 3: Nancy Hurd, Delbert Barnard, Betty Lon Cowden, Donna Nelson, Robert Barnard, Kathleen Jerry Boyer, Muriel Phebus, Larry Lund, Marilyn George Stecher, Vicki Hart, Ron Chechley, Lorna Lee Tom Hill, Carol Nothiger, Floyd, Tate, Patsy McLough rick, Ray Ward (president), Barbara Brown, Jack Ziegler lin, Jack Phillips. P oy . |» ao a Ae Oe — Sy - geo next Ze ( Tine Scholium : “Suffering growing pains,” groaned the class of § 52 We've got to get busy; we’re sophomores this year and that means we’re “in”! Taking their places in the scheme of things, the “wise fools’ dug right in and sponsored a traditional sophomore-frosh hop. Then everyone was shivering and chattering last winter, this original class came up with an assembly absdlutely steaming with tropical mystery, complete with a safari hacking its way through crepe paper jungles and with startling apes and stealthy lions creeping in the dense forest end with the most gorg- eous of creatures, Billie Jean Woodcock, the advent- uress, fainting ah yes fainting. Very ingenious cleaver class. And so, they looked forward to being upper under classmen instead of lower under classmen with a promising future.