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

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Roberta Hyde Rod Neitzel Joanne Raymer Dave Hanson Arlene Cederstam Jack Phillips 2 Pa Ne Dd Mike Ward Sally Ingalls Sandra Honkanen Carla Henry Kathy Isle a: - — ¢ -— Bob Barnard Betty Olson Barbara Wascher [ Fe « “I Marilyn Beebe

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Doris Bradburn Cheerleader Carolyn Smith Musician Larry Lund President ? = LS - or s Lynn Luthe Cheerleader Gerri Sabey Cheerleader = =) 2 ond Ff 44 nf George Sanders Cheerleader Bob Everett Sergeant at Arms Jerry Boyer Many important things were achieved by the student council this year under the direction of Larry Lund. president. Assist- ants to him were Denny Holmes, vice president; Kay Vinson, sec- retary; Bob Everett, sergeant at arms; Carolyn Smith, musician; and the cheerleaders, VeDa Dehner, Gerry Sabey, Doris Bradburn, Lynn Luthe. and George Sanders. These student leaders convened approximately once a month, and heavy discussions came up with some very important decisions. A new fight song was adopted and the student body fee was raised to $9.80 to include the purchase costs of the Sea Breeze Drifting Sands, student body membership, and athletic activities, Dance rules were enforced, and the number of offices a student can hold was limited to two minors and one major or three minors. This group also determined what classification each office would come under. VeDa Dehner Cheerleader Kay Vinson Secretary Denny Holmes Vice President

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f | 4 Oi — av Bob Barnard Roberta Hyde Business Manager Jerry Boyer Assistant Editor Sally Ingalls Sports Editor Art Editor = ae , a gf bY AY be w . f Lorna Lee Davis Mary Ellen Nott Club Editor Sandra Honkanen Assistant Editor Betty Olson Sales Manager Candid Editor ; : , Carla Henry Beverly Guilliume Asst. Bus. Mgr. Barbara Wascher Class Editor Activities Editor Aunual Staff The staff worked fast and furiously again this year to com- plete the ‘52 Sea Breeze. Financial difficulties were encountered and surmounted (as usual), and finally the annual appeared in full regalia. George Sanders Head Write-up Editor To help in financing the year book, the student body staged a Community Sing at the Central School Auditorium at which a group of very talented Young Oregonians from Portland participat- ed. Also half of the proceeds from the student body scrap drive was set aside for this project. A number of other programs filled the coffers. Miss Helen Aldrich, better known to the students as H.A., once Kay Vinson Editor in Chief more served as adviser to the staff, willingly offering her time and energy along with her valuable counsel.