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

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MRS. BARBARA NYDEGGER Since mathematics is one of the basic necessities in almost any job, it plays an active part in this drama. This source, fun¬ damental to all future enter¬ prises, is necessarily important to the time of our lives. Industrial arts plays a very necessary role in this production. It is very important that the stu¬ dents learn skills in the use of tools, and woodworking. This part of the play can be put to use as a trade or around the home. Homemaking is very impor¬ tant in our lives because it pre¬ pares the girls for their future roles. Cooking and sewing make up the usual agenda. This course is a vital essential for the strengthening of our future America. MR. RICHARD MACH

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MR. EVERETT CLARRY The social sciences develop much knowledge and learning in the history of the country. These studies encourage the student to know what is going on and in doing so it helps them to become good citizens. MR. BAILEY BREM MR. CARL NYDEGGER MR. RONALD ENGEBRECHT

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Capably led by Student Body president Richard Mannila, the school year of 1956-1957 has been a most profitable and beneficial year for the entire Student Body. Richard's congenial and competent manner has won him the friendship and respect of all the students and faculty of Seaside Union High School. II || !■ II ii in ii ■■ , m » mm ■■ mm mm IP II II