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

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a ee x. ™ » =, . ) Roberta Hyde Lorna Lee Davis Nancy Crandell Barbara Wascher Girl’s Sports Editor Exchange Editor News Editor Copy Editor : : f + S 2 Se ' )) , ee td Patse Uzelac Jerry Dennon Bob Bower Sally Ingalls Exchange Editor Boys’ Sports Editor Business Manager Feature Editor Te 1 — Pat Schars Betty Olson Co-Editor Co-Editor For the first time in the history of Seaside high, the Drifting Sands staff was able to publish its own paper. In the past the custom was to have a single page in the Seaside Signal, but this year the group fulfilled a dream. Betty Olson and Pat Schars, co-editors, had a hard time orien- ting the members of their staff to their responsibilities, but each bi-monthly issue seemed to come through with flying colors. Beside the executive staff were reporters Valeta Steringer, Elizabeth Binnicker, Bert Schultz, Beverly Guilliume, Lorraine Krieger, Arnold Kan, Maryanne Harvey, Jean Brown, Joanne Raymer, Allan Benson, Mary Ellen Nott, John Langlo, Pat Wools, and Pat Quillen who all did their job to help make the 1951-1952 Drifting Sands the best ever.

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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.

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[ [ L [ [ [ [ [ [ [ Kneeling: Jerry Boyer, Mitch Hammerstad, George Sanders, Orvie Jensen, Jim Smith, Dick Erickson. First Row: Mrs. Dale Barker, Sue Dickson, Carla Henry, VeDa Dehner, Sandra Honkanen, Barbara Wascher, Joan Koon. Second Row: Lorraine Krieger, Carolyn Smith, Janie Johnson, Pat Quillen, Joanne Raymer, Lorna Lee Davis, Elaine Haralampus. Third Row: Mary Ellen Nott, Shirley McVey, June Cade, Pat Harrow, Betty Olson, Sally Ingalls, Murl So- pola. Inset: Mary Ellen Nott. The past term has been a busy one for the organized singers of the school. To start the year, the mixed chorus presented two recorded assemblies, one celebrating the signing of the Armistice. and the other presented on “United Nations Day” On December 19th, the group presented the annual Christmas Concert at the Methodist Church. With Kay Vinson and Fred Adolph narrating the program; and the group harmonizing on some of the familiar and less-familiar carols, the evening was a successful welcome to the Christmas season, and band. March 6th, the group traveled to Astoria to perform for the student body and returned to participate in an assembly at Seaside on March 7th. The singers packed their bags once more to travel to McMinn- ville to compete in the district music contest held on the campus of Linfield College, April 18th and 19th. A joint spring concert was presented May 22nd by the chorus The twenty-nine members were under the directorship of Mrs. P Dale Barker; with Mary Ellen Nott, serving as president; Jerry Boyer. vice president; and Carla Henry maintained the position of secretary-treasurer.