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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1951 volume:

Published By THE STUDENT BODY OF SEASIDE UNION HIGH SCHOOL Seaside Oregon Vernon Cook Ladena Cook Dallas and Crlsty Dedlcohon Because of their loyal frnendshnp and Inspirational guldance throughout the everyday Seaside Hugh School lnfe the staff affectlonately deducates the l95l Sea Breeze to Coach Vern Cook and hls wonderful family vw ,M V mf va x Q 1 is ww' 1 11 its 'NIH :F P32 ji 1 Q if .A Z xk,, f KLA? A Q fig! .. ,-M,,.,, A s E ..' In QQ 1 fb A t v 4 - F W t 1 5 , . .ju A 7' I ,HP . 'f 1, +4 lx! f , wk 'F' if L' 4 48 s 55: 'lg gi 4 A suffix, 3 ffee in -v X 4 Q 1 1 W , .3 A ,fx 5 -- . ' ' a mf' ' a 2, ,N NIM Row 1-Oral Lee Lou Robmson Dorothy Whltney John M Jandrall Margrette E Mnller Duane Johnson Carl Nlydegger Row 2 Vern Cook John Daudson Barbara Wxlson Imogene Loxe Frank Walton Leo Marlantes Focully Under the leadershnp of Mr John Jandrall prnncnpal the faculty carried on the endless task of teachnng students to accept theur responsnbnlntles Thelr day dldn t end at 3 30 either for there were always the extra curricular actnvntnes whuch demanded many after school hours :Freva Rice, Helen mdrich. l l l ' l ' Chalrman Fred C Walch not shown Mrs Donna Ordway John bturm Clerk Charles Cartwrxght R B School Board Every year problems concernung the management of the school must be tactfully manupulated by the fave members of the Seasrde Unnon High School Dnstruct Number l Mr Fred C Walch of Gearhart acts as chairman Mrs Donna Ordway represents Necanucum Mr Charles Cartwrnght ns from Seaside Mr R B Falleur and Mr Ferns Spauldnng respectively represent Clatsop Planns and Cannon Beach f 'll 1 Un ,A Q5 9 Falleurg Mrs. Emma Warren, succeedbd by'Ferris Spaulding: ' I V I Jlm Reed Glenn Anderson Nova Wxllnams Cuslodlcms Seaside l-lugh School certainly could not have run smoothly If at all unless some were wnllnng to do the thankless jobs such as fnrlng the furnace un the hours before dawn or dustung the rooms and halls after school or prunung the shrubbery away from the wnndows and keeping the grounds picturesque In the vacatlon pernods These trynng year around tasks were capably handled by Glenn O Anderson, Jnm Reed and Nova Wnllnams v - , . 0 . . . 41 va - y y - v . , . lima. Sophla and Gus Marlantes Chefs Mr and Mrs Gus Marlantes are two of the quiet efflc1ent workers around hugh school who for many years have been pre parmg wonderful meals on a low budget wnthout even asking for the sllghtest but of recognutuon The staff on behalf of the student body would luke to thank them for work well done Row 1 Betty Choyce Sally Ingalls Jack Dennon Kay Vxnson George Crandell Joanne Raymer Barbara Wascher Joan Ziegler Row 2 Don Fraser Betty Olson Betty Sarpola Yvonne Dehner Ralph Kent Jerry NOFTIS Annual Staff Under the supervusnon of Edutor George Crandell the annual staff started puttnng the Sea Breeze together un the early sprung and contnnued untul the end of school Assustant editor Kay Vinson and typnst Betty Choyce worked on the wrute ups wnth Jack Dennon supplynng the sports stories The candid pages were handled by Joan Ziegler and her asslstant Betty Olson Sally Ingalls art edntor designed the tltle pages and cover The fnnancual problems of producing the yearbook were worked out by manager Joanne Raymer and assistant Barbara Wascher Salesmen Betty Sarpola, Don Fraser John Danlelson Ralph Kent and Jerry Norrns solucnted funds for publucatuon costs Most Important was the tnme experuence and patience con trubuted by the advnser Mass Helen Aldrnch 1 Y ' ' - v v v , . 1 1 - l , n v n a , . 1 n - n 1 . .. , , , . v 1 ' , . Row 1 George Crandell Betsy Jefferls Ralph Kent Larry Lund Freddy Adolf Don Fraser Row 2 Veda Lllleskox Lynn Luthe Yvonne Dehner Joanne Raxmer Barbara Wascher Betty Choxce Joan Z1 gler Row 3 Betty Sazpola Barbara Lounsburv Bruce 'Vlartin Dick Carpenter John Danielson Bob Teexin .fern Boxei Student Council Student body officers all class and club presidents and class representatives again were organized this year to form the stu dent council lt was their duty to act as the governing group of the student body They determined what issues would be discussed in student body meetings and what activities were advisable for the student body to carry on as a whole The student councils most important responsibility was nominating juniors and sophomores for the next year s student body offices. Under the leadership of Ralph Kent student body president the rest of the student body officers carried out their various duties. ' The other officers were Larry Lund vice president' Betsy Jefferis secretary' Fred Adolf sergeant at arms' Carolyn Smith musician. This year Mr. John Jandrall took over the position of student council adviser. Row 1-Joanne Raymer Barbara Wascher Kay Vmson Jack Dennon Donna Manlon Betty Olson Nancy Crandell Betty Wascher Row 2 George Crandell Ralph Kent Frank Walton adviser Sally Ingalls Sharell Jelsma Betty Choyce Row 3 Jerry Norrns Yvonne Dehner George Sanders Pat Newell Larry Lund Shlrley Drlfhng Sands Durnng the fnrst semester the paper was publnshed by the gournallsm class Jack Dennon was the edltor with Donna Manson as sales manager and Mr Walton as advlser Volunteers made up the staff the second term Jack Dennon turned over the posltuon of edntorshlp to Kay Vmson whsle retannmg has sports edntor status Guilliutne, Beverly Gdiluume. - ' ' ' A ' ' Leonard Newell John Jandxall Duane Johnson mstructor Drrvers' Trormng The program of Drnvers Trannung sponsored by the Amen can Automobile Assocnatlon was an expernmental course conduct ed by Mr Duane Johnson thus year lt has proved to be a more and more popular class throughout the state The thirty two students who took the class realized that they were undeed prnvnleged to have the use of a l95O Chevrolet furnished through the courtesy ofthe Newell Chevrolet Company The object of the program was not only to enable the stu dents to earn their llcenses but also to promote more skillful and courteous drlvung Marital? 3 313055, rf Wikleaiikia RQ am Left to right Kay Vmson Betsy Jefferls Sally Honan Shirley McVey Nancy Hurd Joan Ziegler Boby McVey Roberta Niemi Loretta Obeary Janet Pate Mary Ellen Nott Pat Harrow Lorna Lee Davis Betty Olson Patsy Patrick Lynn Luthe VeDa Dehner Lorralne Kr eg r Carolyn Smlth Joanne Raymer Jim Glpson Jim Smith Pat Curtis Ed Riley Kayo Pond Dean Hicks John LaV1l1ette Larry Hurst Dick Erickson Dale Major George Sanders Dlck Carpenter Larry Lund Sally Ingalls Jerry Norrxs Don Fraser Marilyn Beebe Flame I-Iaralampus Barbara Wascher Sandra Honkanen teen tery Treva Rice director Mixed Chorus The music students were kept busy this year by many pu - lic appearances. First was the annual Christmas Concert held during the pre-Christmas week. When the holiday season was over Miss Treva Rice busied her students in preparation for the district music contest at New- berg on April 2l. The last program of the year was the Spring Concert on May l6. George Frandell Sue Blissett Lot Holmes 'Vlaryanne Harxex Jane Ketwm Dick btexens Shlrley Guilliume Bob Hertz Sno Ball ln the elaborately decorated skating rink, Jane Kerwin, fresh- man, was crowned queen ot the l95l Sno Ball on February 27. The room was decorated to the theme of Marshmallow World with a large marshmallow throne in one corner ot the room. False walls and ceiling were made ot light and dark blue crepe paper streamers with the imitation marshmallow name plaques on the walls. Blue lights completed the effect. Jane's three princesses were: Mary Anne Harvey, sopho- moreg Sue Blissett, junior: and Shirley Guilliume, senior. BOYS lNTl?AllUR sm T 'El illkll liwlil! WNBA! NHTHXKI IINTIBH 'Uh -?? ' Kneeling Leroy Mlller Bob Teevln Standnng Alan Benson Jack Nlemx Don Gnbson Rxchard Muller M Lee adxxsor Larry Lund Bob Robertson Denny Holmes Herman Kan Boy's lnlromurol Sports For the tlrst tlme In the hlstory of S H S all boys ot the school were nnvnted to partncnpate In an organized Intramural sports program The purpose ot the plan was to offer to those students not outstandung In the untermural sports of the school the opportunity of competitive physncal development ln such sports as golf volleyball basketball pnng pong horseshoes bad mnnton touch football baseball and swlmmlng Thus program was carefully land out by Mr Oral Lee with a student helper from each roll room The plcture shows the record chart carefully made by Glenn O Anderson on which are lasted the wnnners IU each sport and the wnnnlng roll rooms tor each event Sarp ood 'Q ouch ' smallest of the Srs. W5 QD 'Q' 6 04 ff? Mgypx 5? xii 99? p-nr' S K QI9:513 f'gi, , Q18 ce gf' Se Q1-H5525 GEORGE CRANDELL Class President I 4 Stu dent Councul I 4 Basket I 2 Foo ball Varslty Club 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Editor 4 Alpha HI Y 2 3 4 Chaplaln 3 Presudent 4 Drlftmg dlctorlan DICK CARPENTER Transfer from Knappa Svensen Oregon Football 3 Basketball 2 3 Baseball2 4 Varsity Club 2 3 4 Class Pres1dent3 Class Representative 4 State Board of Student COunculs3 Student Coun cul 3 4 Jr Class y BETTY CHOYCE Transfer from Cle Elum Washungton Sensor Ball ueen 3 T Y 3 Chaplaln 4 Gnrls League 3 4 Presudent4 Sr Class Secretary Pep Club 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Drnft J Class Play Muxed Chorus 3 Bowlnng Team 3 4 Student Councul 4 JACK DEN NON D x Hn Y 2 3 4 e Presldent 4 Honor Soc: ety 3 4 Class Vnce Pres: dent4 Football 2 3 Var stty Club 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Baseball 4 Annual Staff 4 Druftnng Edufor 4 CAROLYN KRIEGER GrsLeaguel 2 3 4 F 3 4 Hnstorlan Presldent 4 lvlnxed Chor usl 3 4 Operetta 3 G AA 3 Jr Class Se re tary Treasurer 3 Class Treasurer 4 Sr Ball Prln cess Seniors ED RILEY Football I 3 4 Le er mens Club 3 4 Sergeant at arms 4 Class Sergeant at arms 4 Boys Chorus 4 Track 3 4 ' , Q - , U '- , , , VIC ball , 3 It I I, 31 Q 1 I ri- , 4, , 1 I ' '- Sands 45 Track 45 Vale- ing sands 41 43 Sands 4, Editorl4, Sports ' ' . r. 1 ' ' . il , . . 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I A , 3 Pla I DON FRASER Transfer from Llncoln Hugh Tacoma Wash Football 3 4 Track3 4 Y 3 4 Clwaplaun Lettermens Club 3 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Press dent4 Jr Class Play Op eretfa 3 Annual Staff 3 Student Councul 4 Muxed ClworuS3 4 SHIRLEY GUILLIUME A l 2 3 4 Se tary Treasurer 4 Gurls ague l 2 3 4 Tru 2 3 4 Cl'1aplam3 Treas u r 4 GLC 3 4 V e President 4 Pep Club 4 Muxed Chorus 3 4 Jr Prom Prancess Sno Ball Pruncess 4 Jr Class Play Drnftung Sar1ds3 4 Bowl Ing Team3 4 YVONNE DEHNER Tn Y l 2 3 4 Presudent 4 Gurls League l 2 3 4 Mnxed Chorus l 2 3 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Sergeant arms 4 GLC 3 Pe Club 4 J Prom rnncess FHA 3 Song Leader 4 Bowling Team 4 SALLY HONAN Gnrls Leaguel 2 3 4 G A A 2 3 Maxed Chorus l 2 3 4 Triple Truo 3 RICHARD MAIZE xHY234 Team24 Not Shown ROSETTA CLARK DEAN HICKS PAT RYAN A JEAN SANDERS Tn Y 2 3 Gnrls League l 2 3 4 Mnxed Chorus 3 Bowling Tearnl 2 3 4 PHYLLIS PAINTER Gnrls Leaguel 2 3 4 JERRY NORRIS Baseball l 2 3 4 Basket baII2 3 4 Football3 4 Class Presndent 2 Varsuty u l 2 3 BEVERLY BOWDLER A l 3 4 Presudenf 2 G L C 3 4 rs League l 2 3 T n Y 3 4 p Club 4 Bowlung Team 4 SHAR ELL J ELSMA A l 3 4 Presndent 4 GLC 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Honor Socnety3 4 Secre tary freasurer4 Pep Club 4 Jr Class Play Jr Prom Pruncess F HA 3 Girls Leaguel 2 3 Draft mg Sands4 JEAN JONES G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Sgt, at arms4 GLC 3 4 Girls Lea uel 2 3 4 Tr 4 Jr Class Play3 Sr Ball Prmcess4 FRED THOENNES Football l 3 4 Be rd Cup 3 Candids for An nual 4 FLORA LEE OLSON Grs Leaguel 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Operetta 3 Mixed Chorus3 4 F HA 3 4 Parllamentar ian 3 Secretary 4 BARBARA LOUNSBURY GrsLeaguel 2 3 4 Cheer Leader 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Sno Ball Princess ri Y 3 4 C Vice President 3 Sr Ball Princess JOHN DANIELSON Football l Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball2 3 4 Let termens Club 3 4 Class Secretary l Dux Hi Y 2 3 4 President 4 Honor Society 3, 4, Vice Presl- dent 43 Freshmen Cup for scholastics' Salutatorian. 3' LEROY MILLER Football 3 Golf 2 4 IRENE KAN A 3 4 GAA 3 Pep Club 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Girls League l 2 3 4 Treasurer4 PATRICIA NEWELL Pep Club 3 4 Vice Pres: d nt 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Vice President 2 Press denl'4GLC34TriY 2 3 4 President 3 Girls Lea ue l 2 3 4 Secre tary 4 Jr Prom Princess Student C uncil 3 4 Drifting Sands 3 4 Jr Class Play Mixed Chorus 4 Bowling Team 4 HERMAN KAN Dux Hu Y 3 4 Treasurer 4 Track 2 3 4 Football 4 Jr Class a Candids for Annual 4 BETSY JEFFERIS A l T Girs League l 2 3 Sno Ball Princess 3 Pep Club 4 Student Body Sec retary 4g Student Council 41 Junior Class Play 31 Mixed Chorus l, 2. 3. 43 Girls Trio 4. DICK KARI Golf Team 2, 43 Football l 3 Hi-Y 4. MARLENE GLEASON Transfer from Astoria Oregon Girls League2 3 4 Cheer Leader3 4 Tri Y 3 4 Sr Prom ueen Honorary Pep C I u b 3 Mixed Chorus2 3 4 Jr Class Play DONNA MANION Mixed Chorus 3 Tri Y 2 3 Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Bowling Team 4 Jr Class Play 3 Drifting Sands 3 4 Student Council 3 Sr Ball Princess CLARENCE ARNOLD Hu Y 2 3 4 Lettermens Club 2 3 4 President 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Student Body Sergeant at arms 3 Class Sergeant arms 2 3 Jr Cass Play Student Council 3 4 Inspirational Player Cup lFootbalIl 4 BETTY SAR POLA Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 3 4 GAA 2 Pep Club 3 4 President A Jr Prom Princess Student Council 4 Bowling Team SHIRLEY LARSON Mixed Chorus l, 2, 31 Tri- Y 2, 3, 41 Secretary 33 Girls League l, 2, 3, 45 GA A.A. 45 Bowling Team 43 Sr, Ball Princess, JIM HURD Football l 2 Basketball 2 3 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Baseball 3 JOAN ZIEGLER Pep Club3 4 Tri Y2 3 Jr Class Play GAA 3 4 GLC 3 4 President 4 Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Annual S 3 4 Sr Ball n cess DEVENE ERICKSON rs League l 2 3 Sergent at arms 3 4 Tri Y4 GAA 4 Pep Club 4 .lr Class Play Mixed Chorus 3 Drifting Sands 2 Library Club l RALPH KENT Student Body President 4 Student Body Vice Presi dent 3 Class Sergeant at arms l Class Representa tive 2 Student Council l Treasurer 3 Honor So ciety3 Varsity Club2 3 4 Footballl 3 Track2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Captain 4 Sportsmanship award 4 Closs Huslory The class of 1951 got uts furst taste of hugh school lufe when the class of 1948 unutuated all 59 of them To show they could get un the swung of thus new lufe the Greenhorns offered square dancung and refreshments at a dance un the gym on December 13 That dance was such a huge success they gave another one on January 30 The class of 51 wull always remember theur furst year at S l-l S Theur leaders were presu dent George Crandell vuce presudent Robert McCollum secretary treasurer John Danuelson and sergeants at arms Ralph Kent and Clarence Arnold Mass Cartozuan as theur advuser kept everythung runnung smoothly After a summer s vacatuon the kuds came back a year older and a year wuser Stull beung a luttle but shy and watchung the upperclassmen the fufty oners remauned quuet untul January 14 On that date they sponsored a rally dance after the Sherwood basketball game Thus successful sophomore year was led by Bob l'VlcCollum presudent Jerry Norrus vuce presudent Donna Manuon secretary treasurer Duck Mauze sergeant at arms lvluss Helen Aldruch advuser Durung the later part of the year Jerry Norrus served as presudent when Bob uo ned the U S Army Another suncmer another year and at last mughty upperclassmen' Now they could sut across from the senuor sectuon un assemblues and act as bug as theur hugh and mughty examples The actuon lovung offucers Duck Carpenter presudent Barbara Lounsbury vuce presudent and Carolyn Krueger secretary treasurer got u wto a huddle over bug plans un the makung On November 8 they presented a quuz sh ow to the student body lt was complete wuth an wer theur qaestuons un the alloted tume of fuve seconds all paud the consequences The old problem of rausung money confronted these ambutuous students Wuth near genuus un O ratuon the class sponsored four rally dances and even more money poured un as they sold coke and hot dog at the games Tho e clever luttle basketball puns everyone wore at the State Basketball Tournament games were the resu'ts of the efforts of these super salesmen The clumax of theur uunuor year was the class play My l-leart s un l-lugh a very success ful comedy wuth Betty Choyce and Don Fraserun the leads By May 5 the whole cast durected by Mr Frank Walton was sweatung ut out How ever as soon as the hearty laughter of the pleas ed aud ence boomed out all fea s vanushed Wuth a band for the Junuor Prom and deco ratuons beyond compare May 28 was a long re membered nught l-larry Wulson and Pat Marshall made a royal Kung and Queen Orchuds were the second hugh lught of the evenung Then Wuth uust one more year these go getters really made the most of theur chance To luven up the long and rauny wunter days along came the Senuor Ball held un the Masonuc Temple Kung Freddy Adolf and Queen Sandra Honkanen seemed the udeal royalty Then came the day when lvlr Jandrall assu red the class of 51 that they had gone to school for the full term of four years lt uust dudn t seem possuble that there would be no more basket ball games dances and meetungs Class day May 25 brought realuty of the end of hugh school days Then baccalaureate followed closely by graduatuon of June 1 brought to a close four uoy fulled years Each as he left carrued wuth hum memorues addresses gufts and kund words such as are exchanged only by true fruends The future held an unknown quantuty but on June 1 1961 at the class reunuon the members of the class of 51 would agaun gather and exchange notes fx . ' ,J Don Fraser as master of ceremonies and applause signs. Since none of the contestants could 3 . V . . . , I . ' . s s . S . . Prophecy Yes the day had funally arruved The bug ten year reunuon of the 1951 graduatung class had come and gone Famulues were untroduced old tumes were talked over and a great tume was had by all But who were the most successful of nuneteen fufty one students? What had happened to the mughty 1951 senuors9 As the gypsy fortune teller had seen way back un 51 the followung preductuons held true Our once famous golfer Duck Karu funally gave up and us the proud owner of a bug hog ranch out un lowa And Marlene Gleason who used to be our yell leader marrued Duck and now us offucual hog caller at the county faurs Fred Thoennes us a ladues haur stylust for the movue stars un Hollywood Sharell Jelsma works un the post offuce as a stamp lucker George Crandell puts the pop un popcorn at Leeown s S,weet Shop Clarence Arnold the nature boy spends hu s tume out un the woods learnung wolf calls Devene Eruclfson duves for couns as the shups pull unto Hawauu Barbara Lounsbury the foremost woman polutucuan us now runnung for State Senator of Oklahoma Duck Mauze works for Lucky Lager Brewung Company He blows the foam off Joan Zuegler has uouned the Runglung Brothers Curcus as a sword swallower Leroy Muller uouned the Navy to see the world but rught now he us un the South Pole count ung penguuns Shurley Lar on spends her tume fushung for Sturgeon Jum Hurd us stull brungung a bug shuny red apple to Mr Nydegger dauly tryung for a credut un socual economucs Betty Choyce us the Inventor of automatuc chokers un men s necktues That dashung Bob Hagerman who when he danced uust swept the gurls rught off theur feet us now street sweeper for the cuty of Seasude Donna Manuon spends her day carryung Iuttle covered contauners up and down the halls of the Provudence Hosputal Herman Kan us a professor of astroncmy at Oregon State College also teachung there us Ralph Kent who us a math prof fan expert on fuguresl Irene Kan us busy countung feathers un a pullow factory Don Fraser us a plastuc surgeon who wull re do the noses of the 1951 graduates who keep stuckung them unto other people s busuness Pat Ryan Sally Honan and Phyllus Paunter are competung wuth the Andrew Susters for the gold cup award of blues sungers Jerry Norrus us a well known psychologust and hus lovely assustant us Pat Newell who needs pecual attentuon now and then Bev Bowdler us teachung ballet un a ve ry famous dancung school un New York Ed Rnley us top salesman for the natuon un sellung ladues lungerue Flora Lee Olson us a dare devul race track druver Bud Paunter us a plumber he takes care of the drups Carolyn Krueger us the nught watchman at the cemetery Dean Hucks us un Mexuco teachung the fune acts of bull fughtung At last Yvonne Dehner funally caught a man she marrued the Portland zoo keeper Shurley Guulluume and Duck Carpenter funally got marrued after beung engaged only 9 years By the way Duck us a bell hop at the Moore Hotel Jean Jones vowed to have 3 dozen kuds and has only 33 so far but the doctors say she us expectung truplets any day now Rosetta Clark us a door to door saleswoman sellung corn and bunuon plasters John Danuelson works for the S P 81S Raulroad and gets to pull the cord that blows the whustle all the way from Gearhart unto Seasude Betsy Jefferus models Bukunu bathung suuts un Parus Jean Sanders eats the holes un doughnuts at Ruth s Bakery Jack Dennon us un uaul for snutchung baby buggy wheels for hus soap box derby entry Betty Sarpola reads poetry to the prusoners at Alcatraz Larry Smuth us now luvung un French Morocco wuth hus harem of 29 lovely ladues Strange usn t ut? The old gyp knew of what she spoke Remember how you belueved her back un 1951? Then ut was all a bug yoke Nearly every preductuon brought forth an eruptuon of laughter from the old gang Yet every word held fast those that went up those that went down and even the ones that dudn t move at all Whuch all brungs to mund somethung rather uruterestung The class reunuon raduo broadcast had uust drawn to a close when was heard Any sumularuty to persons luvung or dead us purely councudental , . . 1 , . . . 1 . ' 1 1 1 - 1 . . 1 . . . . 1 . . . . 1 1 1 - 1 1 C 1 1 - 1 , . 1 . . . 1 . 1 ' 1 11 . 11 1 C . . . . . . 1 . . , . 1 1 . . . , . 1 . 1 . . 1 - ' . , . - 1 . 1 , . , 11 . . . . . . 1 . . 11 Senuor Closs Wull Beung of sound mund and body we the class of I95l of Seasude Unuon Hugh School do hereby make publush and declare thus our last wull and testament We hereby bequeath To the faculty we wull not forget We leave the Student Body hopung they can survuve wuthout us and we wuthout them We leave to the class of I952 our large bank account knowung they wull take good care We leave so the class of I953 may funally become upperclassmen Congratulatuons kuds' We leave to the class of I954 our cooperatuon hopung they ll make better use of ut than we dud Personally we do hereby wull the followung l Shurley Larson leave my lufe of leusure de pute the three hours a day un school to Lundy Tucker Everett Dean Hucks leave to make room for my suster Barbara Carolyn Krueger leave un a hurry for Chrus and dushpan hands Don Fraser wull all of my three cars to anyone who has 25 Joan Zuegler wull not Jack Dennon leave my dry humor to Mar lyn Beebe Barbara Lounsbury leave my abuluty of beung cheer leader for three yars to Bob Elks Jerry Norrus leave to make dough un Harruson s bakery Yvonne Dehner wull my gurlush guggles to Mr Davudson Robert Hagerman Who says l m leavung7 Marlene Glea on wull my heught to anyone who needs ut Leroy Muller leave un my shot rod whule ut us stull runnung Devene Eruckson wull my abuluty to maul a letter fauthfully every nught to my O A O one and only to Lynn Luthe l Ralph Kent wull the abuluty of beung captaun of a champuon basketball team to the next fortunate player ungton Ne tume Betty Choyce leave physucally for sunny Calufornua but mentally for Fort Lewus Wash George Crandell leave my abuluty of druvung the gurls down town at noon to Joe Fusher Beverly Bowdler leave but take wuth me my abuluty to meet new fruends Clarence Arnold wull my abuluty of show Carla the looong way to classes to my brother Jean Jones leave for Duck whether he be un Calufornua or New York D ck Carpenter leave my abuluty to get the ball oft the backboard to Larry Hurst Pat Newell leave to work un Portland and duet on Devene s cookung John Danuelson wull my abuluty to argue Mr Johnson out of pounts to Paul Eckman Shurley Guulluume leave my best wardrcbe to my suster Bev Jum Hurd leave Not every guy can be a fuve year man' Betty Sarpola leave my task of quuetung the crowds at games to Sally lngalls Buddy Paunter wull my curly locks to Mr Jandrall Betsy Jefferus leave wuth my dusabuluty of druvung and Iookung at the scenery at the same Fred Thoennes wull my whuskers to Tom my Peterson Sharell Jel ma leave always knowung l ll be on tume Herman Kan leave my pucture takung to next year s Seabreeze candud edutor Jean Sanders leave my brother to carry on Duck Mauze leave wuth my Nash and uts convenuences Donna Manuon leave to see what makes us humans tuck at meducal school un Portland Ed Ruley leave my manly physuoue to Nucky Veduc Pat Ryan leave for the metropolus of Cannon Beach Duck Karu leave my startlung colored golf cap to Bob Teevun Irene Kan wull my abuluty to laugh at all and any uokes to Gerry Scarborough Phyllus Paunter leave my well worn shorthand books to Mrs Muller Flora Lee Olson leave my wunnung ways wuth teachers to Freddy Adolf Sally Honan leave for the nearest rodeo on my favorute horse Rosetta Clark leave wuth the rest I Sugned thus twenty fufth day of May un the year one thousand nune hundred and tufty one Wutness Carl Nydegger advuser Wutness George Crandell presudent Wutness Betty Choyce secretary . . , . 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Jerry BOyer Kay Vinson Barbara Wascher Lonnue Cowden Sandra l'lOr1l-Qarlen Joanne Raymer Jumor Class After two years of wantnng members of the class of l952 happnly accepted the responsnbulntnes as upperclassmen To prove theur mettle the junuors fulled the year wuth hot dog sales at the football games Ice cream sales durung the basket ball season and rally dances They also sold red sailor hats to the student body Durung an assembly on March 2 the lunuors presented a varuety show for the student body The junaor class play an annual event was presented on Aprul 25 and 26 Mr Frank Walton dnrected the mystery The Case ot the Mussung l-leurs Hlkfloonlught and Roses was the theme of the bug Junnor Prom held at the Gearhart Hotel on May 5 Lavish decoratlons carried out the theme Oftncers for the year were Jerry Boyer, presudent, Sandra Honkanen, vuce presndent, Barbara Wascher, secretary, Kay Vnn son, treasurer, Lonnae Cowden, sergeant at arms, and Joanne Raymer, representatnve Mr Leo Marlantes served as advnser 42 1 lf- Q ' '1 ia., -I gl -2 ' it '12 .,, , , . ,-- as .rfzi l lVlarilyn Beebe David lvlegratlw Elaine l-laralampus Betty Olson Mitch l-lammerstad Dolores Duffy Delbert Barnard Freddie Adolf Larry Lund Hugh Kerwin Donna Nelson George Sanders Ralph Pizer Jim Gipson Bob McVey Jack Phillips Ronald Rinehart Tom Hill Dick Starr Jackie Boelter August Klever Ray Ward Sally lngalls Floyd Tate in Sue Dickson Gordon Lancaster Susan Blissett JoAnn Cole Alan Millikan Patsy Patrick oma Lee Davis ack Znegler ose Ann Hakanson Robert Barnard Jxm Smith Paul Eckman Nancy Hurd Dale Major Parse Uzelac Officers ,- 0,3 I Ipana wnat form 'U J O Sumggfk 1 1 SS vw-we-nQ,, al wwimwwf JOHN Tom Sa snowq 'NOX ice car. L 1 'dh' SBDC K 1 Wow WAT R ,uit sh uulders Y t , 1 Que m uufBrrrrr LOWER CLHSSEB Carla Henry Mary Ellen Nott Lynn Luthe Bob Everett Bob Teevin Sophmore Class After spending most of their first year in learning about high school life the sophomores were ready to enter into as many activities as they could To begin the year they sponsored the successful freshman sophomore dance. The class also held a cake sale to swell their treasury. Class rings were ordered at the end of the year in order to have them for the whole junior year. Final activities of the year were the sophomore assembly and a class picnic. Serving as officers were: Bob Teevin, presidentg Lynn Luthe, vice presidentg Carla Henry, secretaryg Mary Ellen Nott, treasurerg Bob Everett, sergeant at arms. Miss Helen Aldrich was adviser. '44 ai Eluzabeth Blnnlcker Pat Harrow Beverly Gullllume Roberta Hyde Lorraine Krieger VeDa Dehner Laura Keller Audrey Gronmark Carolyn Smith Greta Bradley Barbara Klever Douglas Lund Duncan Lund Muke Manlon Alan Johnston Charles Pond Dave Hansen Mnlton Sklar Loss Lamb Vlrganla Glllen Ervln Kulland if' iff? 'fm Dons Gift Roberta Naemu Duck Brown Leland Holmes AfVld Shaw Arnold Kan Larry Mules David Chase Shirley McVey June Cade Sarah Turner Janet Pate Murl Sarpola Jean Brown Loretta O Leary Maryanne Harvey f Q +5 Veda Lilleskov Rod Neitzel Nancy Crandell Bruce Martin Freshman Class Entering as one of the largest freshman classes in the history of Seaside High School the class of l954 also proved to be one of the most active Not only did they enter into all extra curricular activities with as much zest as the sophomores and upperclassrnen but they also were honored to have Jane Kerwin elected Sno Ball queen by the student body They earned their expense money from the rally dances which they sponsored throughout the year Martin president Rod Nentzel vice president Nancy Crandell secretary treasurer Veda Lilleskov class representative and Mr Frank Walton adviser Serving as officers for the Year were the following: Bruce Jeannette Heller Hazel Brnetmeyer Shnrley Pace Eleanor Smuth Pat Curtus Shnrley Paterson 'D Pauline Virgin Sue Cartwright Jeannette Hart Qs Lucy Bowser Larry Hurst Richard Muller Bob Waters Bob Noeske Walter Coulson Rose Ann Hodson D'ck Selne Sandra Allen Bull Hasklns IIA' 5' Arlene Cederstam Carol Jean Schmderle Beverly Vermeul Gerry Scarborough il 'HS' ,M Elaune Shaw Gary Foss Allen Benson Jack Nlerna George Matson Duck Stevens Tommy Peterson Neal Arnold .lane Kerwnn Marlene Lancaster Barbara Herglund Dons Bradburn Florence Frame Kay Allen Corrine Etzwuler Wanda Dnckerrnan A , srle f , ' Qi I l B 1 B ear P P Q , 1 if AL , ,. 59 1, 'IM Vqvv 1. , . I .4 A ' . E 4 7 A , W 1 s c r f A A . ' , ' N 1 , In -y sg, in if , 7 N 4 ll ws? if B CLUBS .flip- Row1 John Damelson Kav Vmson Joanne Raymer Sharell Jelsma George Crandell Hugh Kerwm Duane Johnson adusor Row 2 Ray Ward Barbara Wascher Jack Dennon Patsy Patrlck Don Fraser Honor Society Many actuvntues filled the calendar for the members of the Honor Socnety thus year The tasks carrued out by the club were sellung Cokes at the games publnshlng the honor roll every sux weeks sponsornng dances presentnng trophnes for the outstanding freshman an scholastucs and the student outstandung nn character and sub scrubung to the Student Lute tor the lnbrary Monthly meetnngs were held at enther the home of a member or at the home of Mr. Duane Johnson club adviser. Don Fraser was presidentg John Danielson, vice presidentg and Sharell Jelsma, secretary-treasurer. Don Fraser Delbert Barnard Row1 Ralph Kent Jack Phlllxps Larry Lund Paul Eckman Bob Exerett Row 2-John Daudson adxlser Dennv Holmes George Crandell Arud Shaw Doug Lund Duncan Lund Bob No ske Arnold Kan Alpha H: Y The Alpha l-ln Y lnaugurated 1950 1951 wnth thenr annual Sadie l-lawklns dance on November 11 whlch offnclally started the two week Twlrp Season Throughout the year the club was kept busy with Coke sales dances jolnt meetungs wuth the Dux l-ln Y and servaces for the school As part of the clubs program Jack Phullaps and Delbert Barnard were sent to Salem for the Youth Leglslature during April Wnth Mr John Davldson as advlser they were able to carry out these actlvltles Servlng as otflcers for the club durnng the year were George Crandell presldent Jack Phillips vnce presldent Arnold Kan secretary treasurer and Don Fraser chaplain Duane Johnson advlser Upper left to right Clarence Arnold Bruce Martin John Damelson Dick Karl Davxd Hanson Alan Benson Floyd Tate Dlck Malze Ronald Rhlnehart Ray Ward Bob Barnard Kneeling Herman Kan Hugh Kerwm Jack Dennon Dux H1 Y Wnth John Dannelson as presndent the Dux Hu Y fvlled thenr calendar wnth many actsvstues The club started the year by co sponsorung the Sadve Hawknns dance wnth the Alpha l-lu Y Wnth the help of the maxed choruses the organnzatnon pro moted the Chrnstmas carolung Members were also kept busy wuth bowling pang pong movies and potlucks durlng thear meetings Jack Dennon and Robert Barnard were sent to Youth Legnslature as Dux Hu Y rep resentatuves Coke sales and rally dances were the two money ransung prolects whnch the boys carried out durnng the year The offncers who helped John carry out the program were Jack Dennon vice presndent Hugh Kerwnn secretary Herman Kan treasurer and Floyd Tate chaplann and Mr Duane Johnson adviser Left bottom of S D1ck Stexens Rod Nextael Clarence Arnold Ralph Kent Jerry Norms Vern Cook aduser Fred Adolf Bob Barnard Hugh Kerwm Jerry Boyer Jack Phlllnps Lon Cowden Bob Teevm Duncan Lund D1ck Brown Don Fraser Gary Foss Doug Lund Lee Holmes Delbert Barnard Ed Rxley Jack Dennon Jim Glpson Larry Lund Bob Hagerman George Crandell Dean Hlcks Paul Eckman Bob Everett D1ck Carpenter John Dan elson Leonard OLeary Bob McVey Bob Ba ta Tom Peterson Varslly Club The bug Sports Open House under the dlrectuon of Mr Oral Lee was the outstandung event carrled on by the Varsity Club during the year l95O 51 With Mr Vern Cook as advuser the club was reorgannzed and the otfucers elected at the furst of the year Twelve new members were taken In at the end of the foot ball season Offncers for the year were Clarence Arnold presldent Jerry Boyer vuce presudent .lack Dennon secretary treasurer Ed Rnley sergeant at arms ll II ' , ' . 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Kneelmg VeDa Dehner Lynn Luthe Barbara Louns bury Marlene Gleason Row 1 Irene Kan Betty Sar pola Pat Newell Dolores Duffy Joan Zxegler Row 2 Shnrley Gullllume Sharell Jelsma Betty Choyce Yvonne Dehner Jackxe Boelter Row 3-Joanne Raymer Sally Ingalls Bexerly Bowdler Betsy Jefferls Marxlyn Beebe Devene Erickson Imogene Love advlser Pep Club Pre game rallues and dances met the yearly purpose of the Pep Club On the nlght before the Astorna football game November l5 Umforms were changed from the customary whlte sklrts and sweaters to red pleated skirts with whate sweaters The club puns were also new Formations representnng both Seasude and opponent were made during halftnme at the Tnllamook and Astorna games As had been the custom un past years the Pep Club gave the Chrlstmas assembly for the student body Wuth Mass Imogene Love as advnser Betty Sarpola pres: dent Pat Newell vuce presndent, and Irene Kan secretary treas urer the other members were able to carry out theur assngn ment of ransnng pep among the student body the girls staged the traditional fish fry. Row 1 Irene Kan Betty Choyce Bex Bowdler Yvonne Dehner Sharell .Ielsma Pat Jean Jones Sue Dlckson Flora Olson Shirley Larson Joan Znegler Row 2 Betty VeDa Dehner Carla Henry Lynn Luthe Donna Nelson Patsy Patrlck Janet Pate son Imogene Love advlser Row 3 Barbara Wascher Sa dra Honl anen Betty Olson GAA Newell Shnrley Gullhume Sarpola Jackle Boelter Shlrley McVey Kay Vxn Joanne Raymer Marllyn Sportsmanshnp and superior athletnc abnlnty the two desnred attrnbutes for the members of the Gnrls Athletuc Assocuatuon were developed by bowling basketball and volleyball among the many other sports whnch helped carry out thus program lnutnatuon of new members was held on January lO at the Methodist Church The new members gave short skits about any subject they chose Leading the group were Pat Newell president Sharell Jelsrna, vnce president Shnrley Guullnume secretary treasurer Jean Jones sergeant at arms and Mass Imogene Love advuser V V v V I V ' T 1 . Y . . 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' Q . . , . -fr' 1 ,mr Row 1 Sharell Jelsma Joan Zxegler Shnrley Guxlhume Row 2 Bev Bowdler Pat Newell Imogene Love adviser Girls' Letter Club Because there were only a few sensors as members of the G L C durang the working part ofthe year thus orgamzatlon had an unactuve school term Instead of the usual extensnve program Wnth the snatnatuon of new members un the sprung the club began plans for a busy future Wuth Mass Imogene Love as advuser Joan Zuegler pressded over the meetings Joans officers were Shnrley Guullnume vzce presudent Sharell Jelsma secretary treasurer and Yvonne Dehner sergent at arms Kneelnng Barbara Wascher Yvonne Dehner Row 1 Arlene Cedarstam Betty Choyce Barbara Lounsbury Loretta OLeary Bev Gullhume Betty Olson Shlrley Guxlllume Jackne Boelter Treva Rlce and Barbara Wxisorm advlsers Joanne Raymer Pat Newell Jean Jones Carla Henry Lynn Luthe VeDa Dehner Kav Vmson Row 2 Irene Kan Betty Wascher Sandra Honkanen Dolores Dulfy Lorna Lee Dans Pat Harrow Sue Dlckson Flame Haralampus Marlene Gleason Sue Bllssett Janet Pate Roseanna Hakanson Shlrley Larson Wanda Trl Y Tr1Y executed nts duty as a servnce club by presenting Thanksguvlng baskets to tamnlles an the community Theur annual Prunt and Cord dance was given nn the late sprung Due to the organazatnon s large membership nt was dlvnded unto two smaller clubs durmg March President Yvonne Dehner assumed the responsabuluty of one of them wnth Mass Barbara Wnlson as her advlser The other order was led by vnce presndent Barbara Wascher and Mass Treva Race, advnser The other offncers before the dnvuslon were Joanne Ray mer secretary Shnrley Guullnume treasurer and Betty Choyce chaplaln liickerman, Nancy Crandell, Pat Curtivs. Row 3-Shirley McVey: Marilyn Beebe, Sally lngalls, Audrey Gronmark, Kneeling Devene Erlckson Irene Kan Betty Choyce Pat Newell Kay Vmson Row 1 Elaine I-laralampus Germ Sabey Betty Olson Beverly Vermuel Dorls Brad burn Loretta OLeary Betty Wascher Barbara Wascher Sandra Honkanen Lynn Luthe Carla Henry Jacl-ue Boelter Dolores Duffy Sue Blxssett Sue Dickson Betsy Jefferns Florence Frame Jeanette Hart Nancy Crandell Wanda Dnckerman Arlene Cedarstam Lorna Lee Davls Mary Ellen Nott Row 2 Shlrley McVey Joan Zlegler Nancy Hurd Valeta Sterlnger Shxrley Guxlhume Gerry Scarborough Lorrame Krelger Jean Jones Carolyn Smlth Barbara Herglund Joanne Raymer VeDa Dehner Sally Ingalls Barbara Lounsbury Yvonne Dehner Marlene Gleason Marxlyn Beebe Janet Pate Wmogene Dnxon Rose Ann Hodson Veda Lllleskov Donna Nelson Shlrley Patterson Elnzabeth Bmmker Sue adwlser Row 3 Barbara Klever Audrey Gronmark Paullne Vxrgm Pat Curtls Jane Kerwm Murl Sarpola Betty Sarpola Greta Bradley Maryanne Harvey Roberta Hyde June Cade Dorls Glrt Laura Keller Carol Jean Schnnderle Row 4-Jean Sanders Donna Mamon Beverly Guxllnume Roberta Hyde Pat Harrow Glrls League The Gnrls League composed of all of the gurls enrolled an school was kept busy durnng the year wlth planning and carry mg out sts annual affaurs Blggest event ofthe year for the Girls League the annual Sno Ball was held nn the skatung rank on January 27 The decoratlons were carrned out to the theme of Marshmallow World Tne other annual event sponsored by the Glrls League was the sprung barn dance Otfncers for the year were presldent Betty Choyce vlce presudent Kay Vmson secretary Pat Newell treasurer Irene Kan and sergeant at arms, Devene Erickson Mass Imogene Love was advnser of the club Cartwright, Corrine Etzwiler, Janet'Smith, Flora Lee Olson, Roseanne Hakansohn, Patsy Patrick, Imogene Love, O . ll IV . I . C , Q 1 lui Tu-dy 7 G .-Jah x -IQB squint 1 Iflhad Lap, Li PQI the w xfW'nB Co HZQQ burn, fire .hm dl I-nd Arnold 1 56 9'3- As.-Q-Q-1 Q 7 Avf BRIUGE gHLUSfD SO STARTING LINEUPS Row 1 Dearm Hxcks Jack Phxllm Delbert Barnard Jerry Boyer Hugh Kerwm Ed Rlley Lon Cowden Row 2 Paul Eckman Bob Teevm Duncan Lund Jerry Norrls Don Fraser Bob Banta Bruce Martin Row 3-Lou Robinson coach Clarence Arnold Dlck Stevens Bob Barnard Larry Lund Gary Foss Leonard OLeary Row . . . H . . T - 1 -31 1 1 1 1 T I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' n 1 . , . 4-Doug Lund Foolboll The mexpernenced football squad fought nts way through a rugged football season agamst tough competltnon Many tlmes throughout the season the team looked good but when the schedule was over there wasn t a wm The freshman sophomore dommated tealm played hard and gamed experuence whuch w1Il be lnvaluable an creatmg good teams nn future seasons 6 eggs 4x31 V 53,9 WN WHOLE SQUAD Sitting Tommy Peterson Row 1 Lon Cowden Jerry Boyer Hugh Kerwm Bob Barnard Delbert Barnard Jack Philhps Row 2-Jerry Norris Don Fraser Fred Thoennes Clarence Arnold Ed Rlley Dean Hicks Row 3 Leonard OLeary Dlck Stephens Gary Foss Doug Lund Bob Teevm Neil Arnold Row 4-Duck Seine Art Sklar Bruce Martin Dunc Lund Larry Lund Paul Eckman Bob Noeske Gary Cross Orvle Jensen Bob Banta Basketball The l95l Seagull Basketball Team had its ups and downs but were good as was shown by the fact that they won the Lower Columbia League Championship and finished the Season with l7 wins against 7 losses. Of the 7, 2 were league and 2 were district. The other 3 were pre-season Kings-X tilts 2 with Lincoln of Portland. The Gulls opened the l95l campaign at the Lower Colum- bia League Jamboree held in St. Helens, where they defeated Scappoose 23-l7. Then came a series of 7 pre-season games. Of the seven, the Gulls won 4, defeating Forest Grove twice Camas and Washington of Portland. The team lost twice to Lincoln and once to Hillsboro, On January 5, the Seagulls opened the 5l league season with a 52-42 win over St. Helens on the Seaside floor, Dick Carp- enter scored 20 points to lead the victors. The following night Clatskanie fell to Seaside by a 5l-4l score. Then a 56-26 win over Vernonia and a 69-53 victory at Scappoose, with Carpenter scoring 22 points. made it 4 wins against no losses in the league, On January 20 after 3 consecutive road games, the Gulls lost at home to Parkrose 56-40. The next week the Gulls overcame a tough obstacle by defeating Rainier on their small floor, 54-48. On February 3, the Seagulls outscored St. Helens, 67-46. Dick Carpenter collected 2l points and Ralph Kent l9 to pace the league leaders. The next night at home. the team suffered the worst defeat of the season, losing to Clatskanie 36-29. A week later, however, the Gulls were again on the road of victory with a smashing 60-28 win at Vernonia. VARSITY Kneelmg Walter Coulson manager Standing Bob McVey Jerry Norms Rod Nextzel Duck Brown Bob Barn ard Ralph Kent Bob Everett Dxck Carpenter John Danlelson Vern Cook coach Wnth a league record of 7 wnns agarnst 2 losses the Gulls were ready for the Dnstrnct Ten playoffs Opening theur distract play at Tillamook February lO the an spured squad defeated the Cheesemakers 5l 39 and hopes soared for a dlstruct championship and a state tournament entry Turnmg back to the league the Gulls outscored Scappoose 5l 4l to stay wlth the leaders rn what proved to be a very close race for the league champuonshnp The followung nught at Park rose was played the game whuch was to tell the story A loss would have been disaster for the Seagulls who by thus tnme had been branded as a road team The vnctory score was 4l 39 The follownng nnght ut was the home court and bad news for the Gull fans Untnl the fmal quarter Seaslde fought on even terms wnth Tallamook but when the buzzer sounded endung the game the score was 42 35 with the Gulls behlnd The next nnght the home floor was the scene of the last league game wnth Rarnuer At thus polnt Scappoose had funnsh ed theur league season wuth a 9 won 3 lost record The Gulls had a 9 won 2 lost record and Parkrose who traveled to Vernonua thus same nught held an 8 won 3 lost record To have lost to Rannuer on thus nnght would have created a three way tue for the lower Colum b a League Champuonshlp But the sound of the funal whistle re moved all anx'etv for the Gull fans for the scoreboard revealed a 55 40 vuctory for their team and a league champuonshup More excutement was yet to come On March 2 the Seagulls were at home agann On that nught the Gulls played the furst game of the two game serues wlth Astorua Thus was the senes whnch was to determune the dastruct rep resentatlve for the state tourna ment The Seaside gym was lammed to capacuty and every Gull fan received has full of thrills The Gulls tralled 42 to 38 wuth fuve ' - - ... ' . 1 , , , v 1 v v Y Y ' ' - - T NNY JUNIOR VARSITY Jerry Boyer Gary Foss Lon Cowden Dune Lund Bob Teevm Gary Cross Paul Eckman Doug Lund Tom Peter son Mlke Harreschou B111 Haskins Lou Robinson coach Alan Benson manager minutes left in the game Then led by Bobby Everett and Lindy Tucker the Seagulls surged ahead for the first time in the game 43 to 42 For one minute and a half, the Gulls tried to play ball control, but with fifteen seconds left the Fishermen stole the ball and tried des- perately to sink the winning basket. The noise rose to a Crescendo and the instant the clock showed no time left, a hilarious throng of Seaside fans poured onto the floor, Holding identical records 2 wins against l loss, Seaside and Astoria played the final game of the series at the Astoria Armory, with the Seagulls losing 44-32, but this defeat didn't dim the fine record made by this truly great Seaside team. l95l Basketball Schedule Seaside 23 Scappoose l7 Uarnboreel Seaside 54 Seaside 36 Seaside 48 Seaside 43 Seaside 5l Seaside 42 Seaside 45 Seaside 52 Seaside 5l Seaside 56 Seaside 69 Forest Grove 43 Lincoln 67 Camas 40 Hillsboro 44 Washington 37 Lincoln 57 Forest Grove 44 St, Helens 42 Clatskanie 4l Vernonia 26 Scappoose 53 Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside 40 54 67 29 60 59 5l 4l 35 55 43 32 Parkrose 56 Rainier 48 St. Helens 46 Clatskanie 36 Vernonia 28 Tillamook 39 Scappoose 4l Parkrose 35 Tillamook 42 Rainier 40 Astoria 42 Astoria 44 'WW me Row 1 Gary Cross Lester Wxlson Art Sklar Bob Hagerman Jlm Glpson Ken Reed Dxck Erxckson Row 2 Ed Smxth manager Bob McVey Don Fraser Ed Rxley George Crandell Bob Everett Ralph Kent Dlck Seme manager Row 3 Dean Hncks Hugh Kerwxn Al Mlllxkan Mlke Harreschou Delbert Barnard Clarence Arnold A1 Johnson Robert Grafton Lou Robmson coach Track Under the coachnng of Lou Robinson nn has tnrst year at Seaside the track squad had a successful but not outstanding year Most posntnons were tnlled by new men who were nnex peruenced but showed determination The Gulls whose weakness was nn the sprnnts won one track meet a three way meet with Astorla and Tullamook The only consistent wnnners were Ralph Kent nn the duscus and Lundy Tucker In the pole vault Both remauned undefeated untul the dnstruct meet With nts added experience the track team of l952 us ex pected to show vast Improvement 2 r 0 2 F . . , . 1 .4 f L Q' I A lm, , c 1 . . y y y , - 1 - 1 . . 1 v 1 l . - ' 1 v . 1 , . . v . - . , . . . . v v t - , . Row1-Gary Foss Jack Dennon Dlck Stephens Row 2 Jerry Norris Rod Neltzel Dick Brown Leonard OLeary Ray Ward Row 3-Bob Robertson manager Joe Fisher Bob Waters John Damelson B111 Haskins Fred Adolf Tom Peterson Walter Coulson manager Baseball The Seaside baseball team though dominated by sophomores and freshmen, showed an astonishing amount of experience and its infield was rated by many as the best in the league. ln pre-season games, the Seagulls were undefeated, collect- ing two wins from Warrenton and one from Banks. Astoria also fell to the Seaside boys. The Gulls did,n't live up to expectations in league play, losing several games on bad breaks. One such game was lost to Scappoose with the winners getting only one hit. John Danielson with his pitching and Leonard O'Leary with his hitting were the outstanding players of the '5l baseball team, Row 1 Sue Dickson Elaine I-Iaralampus Sue Cartwright Row 2 Dunc Lund Paul Eckman Dick Kari Mr Davidson adviser Denny Holmes Row 3 Leroy Miller John Danielson Dick Malze Ray Ward Golf Mr. John Davidson reorganized the golf team this year after a year's absence from the sports' agenda. The team beat Astoria in their first match and tied and lost to Warrenton in their second and third matches. Paul Eckman, Dick Kari, Denny l-lolmes, and Leroy Miller traveled to Eugene in May to compete in the state golf tourna- ment. . The boys who received letters in golf were Dick Kari, Dick Maize, Leroy Miller, John Danielson, Paul Eckman and Denny Holmes. Although golf is a minor sport, Mr. Davidson hopes to have major letters for next year's team. 1160 HAH S0out X 3 1' Vedn fi I-I1 Nl ik' e A suD9q x Rea11Y1 Mo rg of noe 49' . 1 . 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Abram s Court Amerucan Legion Mrs Tom Arnold Warrenton Mr and Mrs Lester Barnard Carl Beckman Mrs Katie Blake Bud s Grocery Burke s Men s Store Astorla Cannon Beach Market Al Hutfsmlth Cedar Lea Court L A Chrnstensen Lllllan Clark Collins Cordz Brothers Inc Astorua Mrs George Crandell Cochran s Astorla Crystal Laundry Mrs Hughes Daury Queen T Lawrence D N Danielson Mr and Mrs John Davldson Dennon s, Cannon Beach Henry Desler Ted Dlchter Don Lee Studio Duffy s Shell Servnce Warrenton Walter Eckman Eastern Astorla Eller Gltt Shop Fix s Food Flamlngo Beach Shop Glmre s Shoe Store Seaside Astoria Margaret Graham Hangkow Chop Suey Mrs Ann Harvey Les Herrmann Shell Servace Hnnson s Jewelry Store M C Hussong Jerome s Astoria Johnston s Gntt Shop Hugh Kerwun Wayne Krieger Cam Larson v f v - 1 , . . v 1 - v , , v v . - 1 u 1 . v . , t v . v - r 1 v . v , . . v 1 . , . . . . , . u W. K. Larson Law s Tum Water Cottages L. K. Leard Don Lee Photographer Legg s Broadway Pharmacy Les Ordway s Chevron Servnce Harry Lund North Prom Cottages Luthe s Market Kay Lynn s Lnngerve Shop V A Mallng Paclflc Hardware Pat and Len s Astorua Penny Arcades Rarnbow Court Vern Raw Recreatnon Sports Center Astoria Relton Apartments Rvce Sheet Metal Works Astorna Halls Richfield Service Astoria Roehrn Furnlture Store Seasude Publashung Company Roth Drug Company Salmon Derby Grotto Astoria Gene Sanders Flower Basket Shurley Sopocy Monty Seene Seaside Laundry Seaside Guft Shoppe Service Oul Company Phone 5 Erwin Srnlth Jack Srnnth Warrenton Mr and Mrs Langdon Spooner Ten Pun Mr and Mrs Honkanen Twelfth Avenue Grocery U Lasne s of Astoraa Vacatuon Court Mrs Huckey Valentine s Meat Market Dr and Mrs J Vinson A R Waschers Grocery Wheatley s Wilson s Rock Crusher John Wltty lWltty's Drugsl Pa1'fy'S Fountain S, Tewksbury