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

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Margaret Kaufman Kathleen Isles Roblie Blissett Assistant Editor o Lois Lamb Jerry Dennon Bob Peterson Nancy Crandell! Potty Fague Jock Martz Geraldine Sabey DriStingSands The school newspaper this year was better than ever — a slick 4 page sheet published bi-weekly. Beset with financial troubles from the beginning, it nevertheless pulled through under the leadership of its twe editors: Mike Harreschou, first semester, and Rose Ann Hodson, second semester. Other members of the staff included: Roger Friedman, Gerri Sabey, Kathy Isle, Jerry Dennon, John Holmes, Margaret Kaufman, Bob Bower, Lois Lamb, Bob Peterson, Jack Martz, Rahlie Blissett, Patti Fague, Betty Wascher, Nancy Crandell, Sharri Berwick, John Riley, and Marlene Yates. Mr. Lloyd Hansen, their advisor, spent many long and anguished hours with the staff as they made up the school news. Their major social event was the Beachcombers’ Ball, which drew a capacity number of dancers and hilarious costumes.

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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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First Row: Jerry Lawson, Curt Sagner, John McConnell, Shirley Paterson, Carol DeLange, Ardis Henry, Wilma Fague, Marilyn Smith, Sharon Shelton, Nancy Crandell. Second Row: Fred Matteucci, Pat Casey, Janet Powell, Jack Burke, Evelyn Olson, Darlene Semmen, Pat Boyer, Bob Petersen, Larry Hurst, Stanley Lingensjo, Shirlie Pace. Third Row: Marilyn Richardson, Carol Brown, Marilyn Martin, Jean Frame, Mar- shall Pancheau, John Langlo, Lee Brown, Robert Kauffman, Bob Kerwin, Francis Schoenborn, Larry Hen- derson, Joanne Nutter, Jack Loutzenhouser, Monty McConnell, Judy Twineham. Fourth Row: Marcella Hakanson, Harold Sigurdson, Fred Palmer, Dick Mullen, Charles Johnson, Rober Friedman, Paul Emery, Ken Grant, Dustin Leer. Standing: Florence Frame, Jack Hurd, Mr. Thomas, Jack Martz, Jack Lawrence, James Trofitter, Bruce Dymond, Steve Lawson, John Holmes. THE BAND The Seaside Union High School Band completed its third successful year under the direction of Mr. Harold Thomas, instructor. The officers were: Roger Friedman, president; Jerry Lawson, vice president; Shirley Paterson, secretary-treasurer; Dustin Leer, librarian; John Langle, historian; Harold Sigurdson, quartermaster; and Ken Grant, band manager. Jerry Lawson served as student conductor during the year. During football season the band was led by Dustin Leer, drum major, and Shirley Paterson, Patty Boyer, Wilma Fague, and Lee Brown, twirlers. At the games the band did novelty marching, creating letters and formations. After the band marched in the Astoria Homecoming parade, they did a com- bined stunt with the Astoria band. Other activities were: a Competition Festival in Tillamook, Winter and Spring concerts, and participation in several parades. The Varsity band, composed of more experienced musicians, played at the basketball games to promote more pep. A German Band, made up of six talented members, also made many performances during the year.