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

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Seated: James Trofitter, Bob Waters, Mike Ward. Seated: Bruce Martin, Dick Reynolds, Larry Hurd. Standing: Mr. Johnson, Dick Walsborn,.Pat Phillips, Curt Sagner, Bob Kerwin, Richard Miller, Grant Utter, Jerry Lawson, Jon Blissett, Mike Maki, Gary Laws. Dux Hi- ¥ The Dux Hi-Y, under Mr. Duane Johnson’s direction stressed more than ever the purpose of the organization as expressed in their charter: ‘‘To create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school, high standards of Christian living.”’ The officers of the organization sound like a ‘‘who’s who” of the campus wheels: Bob Waters, president; Mike Ward, vice presi- dent; James Trofitter, secretary; Mike Maki, treasurer; and Pat Phillips, chaplain. Their major social event of the season, the Sadie Hawkin’'s Day dance, was the huge success that it annually is — being one of the best dances of the year. Other activities of the organization. in- cluded: coke concession at basketball games, annual school project, host for county induction services of new members, youth legisla- tion, and annual spring picnic.

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First Row: Lois Lamb, Corrine Etzwiler, Karen Jones, Carol Parsons, Allen Benson, John Langlo, Bruce Martin, Dick Walsborn, Valeta Steringer, Sharri Berwick, Sue Cartwright. Second Row: Bonnie Phelps, Wilma Fague, Carol Jackson, Carol Harris, Elaine Shaw, Bob Ker- win, Larry ller, Rita Mabry, Beth Plummer, Nancy Crandell, Cleo Hart. Third Row: Jeanette Heller, Pauline Virgin, Shirley Paterson, Carol Brown, Allaire Gronmark, Bob Noeske, Bob McMillan, Bev Vermeul, Pat Steringer, Jean Frame, Margaret Kauffman. Fourth Row: Pat England, Jane Kerwin, Doris Bradburn, Mike Maki, Mike Ward, Jon Blissett, Arlene Cederstam, Rose Ann Hodson, Janet Smith, Betty Wascher, Mr. Thomas. Mixed Chorus Under the direction of Mr. Harold Thomas the chorus gave num- erous performances. Most important of these activities were the Christmas Concert and the annual spring concert. Members of the chorus enjoyed a journey to Tillamook for the purpose of partici- pating in the District Contest. A sextet consisting of senior girls was formed and performed many services for the community. This busy organization was headed by Bruce Martin. Other of- ficers were: Bob Kerwin, vice president; Wilma Fague, secretary; Bob Noeske, sergeant at arms; and Bonnie Phelps, historian.

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Seated: Bob Waters, Bruce Martin, Bob Kerwin. Kneeling: Gary Laws, Dick Walsborn, Bob Noeske, Rod Neitzel, Mike Ward. First Row: John Riley, Jim Cartwright, Gary Smith, Jack Olson, John Holmes, Bob McMillan, Dick Reynolds, Allen Benson. Second Row: Dick McLaughlin, Grant Utter, Richard Miller, John Vermeul, Roger Truax, Mike Maki, Pat Phillips, Paul Raymond, Mr. Stranz. ® eltermer S hub The Lettermen’s Club, led by President Bruce Martin, capably promoted sportsmanlike conduct at athletic events, assisted in maintaining discipline around the school, encouraged all students to participate in athletics, policed all school events, and enforced Seaside High School laws. Other officers were: Bob Kerwin, vice president; Bob Waters, secretary-treasurer; Mike Maki, sergeant at arms; and Mr. Ernest Stranz, advisor. Activities which this busy club successfully sponsored were: the annual Sports Open House, the Lettermen’s Hop, and the popular Fish Fry.