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Seated: Mike Ward, Rod Neitzel, Nancy Crandell. Seated: Betty Wascher, Arlene Cederstam, Doris Bradburn, Ann Roehm, Bev Vermeul, Darlene Semmen,. Standing: Gerry Scarborough, Mr. Marlantes, Fred Matteucci, Bob Kerwin, Larry Hurd, Grant Utter, Richard Miller, Dick Bevers, Bob Waters, Bruce Martin, Roger Friedman, Pat Boyer. Stud ig Co uncil Under the direction of President Rod Neitzel, the student coun- cilgoverned the activities of the Seaside High School Student Body. Other officers were: Mike Ward, vice president; Nancy Crandell, secretary; Bruce Martin, sergeant at arms;and Ann Roehm, musician. Mrs. Margrette Miller acted as treasurer for all school funds — a task she has gladly accepted for many years. Advisor for the group was Mr. Leo Marlantes. The student council members were: the stu- dent body officers, the presidents and representatives from each class,and the presidents of the various organizations in the school.
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Mh | — First Row: Nancy Crandell, Jeanette Hart, Arlene Cederstam, Jane Kerwin, Mr. Thomas, Pat Boyer. Second Row: Shirley Paterson, Rita Mabry, Verna Maine, Eleanor Smit h, Jean Frame, Betty Was- cher, Doris Bradburn, Florence Frame. Third Row: Rose Ann Hodson, Mike Ward, Curt Sagner, James Trofitter, Rod Neitzel, Leo Brown, Margaret Kauffman. Honor Soci ety Under the guidance of Mr. Harold Thomas, the 1953554 Honor Society began its activities by giving the annual Homecoming Dance which was semi-formal. The purpose of this organization was to promote leadership, service, scholarship, and character in the stu- dents. The officers were: Arlene Cederstam, president; Jane Kerwin, vice president; and Jeanette Hart, secretary-treasurer. To promote scholarship on honor roll plaque was hung at the head of the stairs and Honor Cards were issued to those graduating seniors with a 2 point average or better. A Freshman Cup and Char- acter Cup were awarded to outstanding students. Other activities included the selling of football programs and several rally dances. A memorable event was an early morning breakfast followed by a formal initiation which was held in assembly to welcome the year’s new members.
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