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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

Eo aN te eee _ SEABREEZE . odie Ss 1908 EDITOR JUDY OLSON CO — ASSISTANT EDITORS LINDA CLARRY KAREN BOYER SeHBAtt Zt Seasipe Hich ScuHoot Seasipe, OrEGoN Wy Wy) Ji OUR PRINCIPAL In THE FEW YEARS THAT MR, MARLANTES HAS BEEN PRINCIPAL OF SEASIDE HIGH, HE HAS DONE HIS BEST TO IMPROVE CONDITIONS AND RAISE SCHOLASTIC STANDARDS, HE HAS BEEN A GOoD FRIEND AND SEEMS TO TAKE A PERSONAL INTEREST IN EACH STUDENT, HE HAS BEEN A GREAT HELP TO EACH OF US, THANK YOU MR, MARLANTES, Administration Mr. Roy Seesore — — SuPERINTENDENT Mrs, Paucyne Deuner — — Orrice SecretTARY SCHOOL BOARD SEABREEZE STAFF THe SEABREEZE STAFF IS ONE OF THE LEAST OBVIOUS BUT MOST ACTIVE ORGAN-— IZATIONS IN SCHOOL, SCHEDULING AND SUPERVISING PICTURE TAKING WERE THE LEAST OF THEIR WORRIES, STRICT PUBLICATION DEADLINES HAD TO BE MET WHICH MEANT WRITING, REWRITING, PASTING PICTURES, TYPING, SELLING ADVERTISEMENTS, ART WORK, AND MANY OTHER TEDIOUS BUT NECESSARY JOBS, BUT THANKS TO A COMPETENT EDITOR AND DOGGED PLODDING THE ANNUAL WAS COM-— PLETED, LINDA CLARRY — CO-ASSISTANT JUDY WRENN GARY GRAHAM —-— PHOTOGRAPHER BUSINESS MANAGER KAREN BOYER —- EDITORS Mr. Cart Nvypeccer -- UPPER DIVISION OF BOYS Mrs, Barsara NypeEGGER --— UPPER DIVISION OF GIRLS Mrs. Diane Buckiewicz --— LOWER DIVISION OF GIRLS Mr, Everett Cirarry --— LOWER DIVISION OF BOYS Cooxs: Mrs, SopHie Marcantes Mrs, Epona CLarry JANITOR Rep ANDERSON Mrs, Orrice AbdLer —— BIOLOGY ENGLISH Mrs. Barsara Nypeccer —— HOME ECONOMICS rrrereenayy Miss Dorotuy WHITNEY -— LIBRARY LATIN II FACULTY Mr, SHerman Brack -- ENGLISH SPEECH Mr, Lrovp T. HANSON - ENGLISH JOURNALISM Mr, Carr NypecceR --— AMERICAN PROBLEMS WORLD HISTORY Mr, Jerry Norris —— DRIVERS TRAINING FACULTY Miss Evetyn FLanary --— MATH ALGEBRA Mr. Ronacp EncesrecutT -— CHEMISTRY SCIENCE Mr, Franx Buckiewicz --— P, EE, HEALTH Mrs, Betty ALTREE -—— TYPING BOOKKEEPING gaceraee e t FACULTY Mr, RicHarp MacH -- INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mrs, Ruty Jones -- LATIN 1, GENERAL BUSINESS SHORTHAND, TYPING II Mer, Wicuiam Byers -- cHorus LEFT TO RIGHTS: JIM ZANKICH, ARDIS HENRY, BILL GAITTENS KAY AULD, MERLYN WRIGHT, STEVE PICARD STUDENT BODY OFFICERS THe DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE STUDENT BODY OFFICERS WERE MANY, THEY PROVED BEYOND A DOUBT THEY WERE CAPABLE OF ASSUMING SUCH RESPONSIBILITIES BY MUCH PATIENCE AND HARD WORK, WHICH MADE THIS YEAR SUCH A WONDERFUL ONE, Birt Gaitrrens STUDENT BODY LEFT TO RIGHT (STANDING) PAT SHAW, BARBARA MC KNIGHT, JIM OLSON, RETA SABEY, NANCIE DELLINGER, LORI MARLANTES, MRS, BARBARA NYDEGGER, ADVISOR; NEAL MAINE, JASON BURGESS, MARGIE WILSON, DEANNA VAUGHAN, DONNA CAMERON, LEFT TO RIGHT (SEATED) PAT KNIGHT, SIS LAWSON, SANDY MARTZ, HOWARD PICARD, JIM ZANKICH, ARDIS HENRY, BILL GAITTENS, STEVE PICARD, KAY AULD, MERLYN WRIGHT, JUDY OLSON, SANDY GUE, STUDENT COUNCIL Senio S “|i a7 Freshmen LEFT TO RIGHT! HOWARD PICARD, SANDY GUE, SANDY MARTZ, GARY BERGESON, Lep BY PRESIDENT HOWARD PICARD, THE CLASS OF 1958 STAGED A SUCCESSFUL YEAR's ACTIVITIES, OTHER CLASS OFFICERS WERE GARY BERGESON, VICE—PRESIDENT; SANDY MARTZ, SECRETARY; SANDY GUE, TREASURER; NANCIE DELLINGER, HISTORIAN; AND DOUG SAGE AND GIL TREMAYHE, SERGEANTS—AT-ARMS, RAY MILLER REPRESENTED THE SENIORS IN STUDENT COUNCIL, SENIOR PRINCESS SIS LAWSON, ESCORTED BY BOB MURRAY, WAS CROWNED QUEEN OF THE ANNUAL SNO-BALL, THE TRADITIONAL. SENIOR BALL HELD MARCH 7 WAS A BIG SUCCESS, SAYONARA WAS THE THEME AND IT WAS CARRIED OUT PERFECTLY FROM FORTUNES TO FANS, CARA MC LENDON WAS CHOSEN QUEEN WITH ARDIS HENRY, SIS LAWSON, JUDY WRENN, AND MARY MC DONALD REIGNING AS PRINCESSES, SPonsorRING AFTER GAME DANCES, SELLING CONCESSIONS AT GAMES, AND THE SPONSOR-— SHIP OF THE CALENDAR PROJECT KEPT THE SENIORS BUSY AS THEY SPENT THEIR FINAL YEAR AT S. H,. S. Lf ——S iMiz£ SENIORS GARY BERGESON RILEY BOYER MIKE BREMER JEFF BROOKS BERT COLE MAX CRIST DARLENE CURE NANCIE DELLINGER ARLENE ENSOR GORDON ALBERTI BILL GAITTENS PEGGY GASSNER JERRY GRANT SENIORS SANDY GUE RON HARDING ROY HAZEN ARDIS HENRY JUANITA HORRELL ROBERT HUCKLEBERRY BILL. INMAN DON JAMES RON JOHNSON PAT KNIGHT JOANNE GUSTAFSON SENIORS BOB MAKI J MANNILA SANDRA MARTZ BILL. MEADOR RAYETTA MOORE = gy DANNY NICHOLS JUDY OLSON LAURY ORDWAY SENIORS RALPH ORLUCK BILL PALMROSE GANET PAULSON HOWARD PICARD STEVE PICARD MATHEA RICHARDSON JOAN ROBINSON DOUGLAS SAGE LARRY SEAL BILL SHAW BEVERLY SIGURDSON ISABEL SIMON SIGRID SORENSEN MIKE SPENCE SENIORS BRUCE STERINGER ARLENE SWALES MELVA TEEPLE GIL. TREMAYNE WALTER VAN CAMPEN JAMES VITALE BILL WASCHER KEN WILSON ESTHER WOO JUDY WRENN MERLYN WRIGHT Cara Lee Mc Lendon QueEEN SENIOR BALL i. nae' LEFT TO RIGHT? THe JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FOR THIS SCHOOL YEAR OF 1957 — 58 WERE; PRESIDENT JASON BURGESS, VICE PRESIDENT, WAYNE KRIEGER; SECRETARY, CORINNE HOLMES; TREASURER, KAREN BOYER; SERGEANT-—AT— ARMS, JIM WRIGHT AND MIKE VERMILLION, IN OCTOBER, THE JUNIOR CLASS CONDUCTED A FOOD SALE AND A CANDIED APPLE SALE, IN NOVEMBER THEY HELD A VERY SUCCESS— JASON BURGESS, CORINNE HOLMES, KAREN BOYER, FUL PEP DANCE, THEY ALSO TOOK THEIR TURN IN SELLING CONCESSIONS AT THE HOME GAMES, THE TRADITIONAL JUNIOR CLASS PLAY, MOTHER WAS A FRESHMAN | WAS HELD ON MARCH 21 AND THE JUNIOR PROM, WHICH WAS A HUGE SUCCESS WAS HELD ON APRIL 12, ARDIS HENRY WAS CHOSEN QUEEN WITH KAY AULD, MARGE WILSON, AND COLLEEN MOELLER REIGNING AS PRINCESSES, Ace Anderson Kay Autp Sarry Barker Harovio Beatty Joun Benexe Bos Benson Karen Bover Jason Burcess Marsorite CameRON Linpa CLarry Furton DescLer Suircey Duncan Larry Evviort Brenpba Faris Biit Fisuer Gorpvon Hacuiuno Bos Harmon Corinne Hotmes Hevcen Homme Larry Jones Dave Ketry Minnie Kevtso Marcevtra Kuttanpn Lynn Kemuus Linpa Mc Crure Dick Mc Mitian Cara Mc LeNDoN 4h JUNIORS Gary GrRaHam Bitt GrusmMever BarRBaRA FLUKINGER JUNIORS Larry Maine Dennis Maxi Mike Miscoe Cotvteen MoeELLer Joan Nyveccer Loren Owens Jupy Perrico Birt Pueces Ravcrey Raniero Joyce Raucust Marce Raw Caro.tyn Rosison Jim Roeum JUNIORS Jon Sasourin Ep Sicurpson Rosert ScHEUCHENPFLUG Jerr Rotnm Birt Spivey J x Jim StTAsseN Erica Surciirr Ray TREMAYNE Danny Utter Barry Wit tis Marce Witson Jim Wricut Jim ZaANnkicH Junior Class Play “Mother Was A Freshman” iA: 3 : YP = Stee ie eS — Pari’ te, Weta ; A i lll ve a LEFT TO RIGHT? THe SOPHOMORE CLASS WAS UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF PRESIDENT, JIM OLSON, HE HAD THE HELP OF THE OTHER CLASS OFFICERS WHO WERE; VICE PRESIDENT, DOUG COMBS, SECRETARY, MARTHA BEEBE, TREASURER, JUDY ANDERSON, SERGEANT-—-AT-ARMS, GILBERT TRUCKEE AND RICHARD KENWISHER, REPRESEN TA— TIVE RETA SABEY, HISTORIAN, PAT SHAW, MRS, RUTH JONES, ADVISOR, ON SEPTEMBER I3TH WE MARTHA BEEBE, JIM OLSON, JUDY ANDERSON, DOUG COMBS, HAD OUR WELCOME FROSH DANCE, A KING AND QUEEN WERE CHOSEN WHO WERE, SHARON BAILEY AND BILL SPIVEY, ON NOVEMBER ISTH WE HAD A PEP DANCE AFTER THE BANDON GAME, OUR CLASS ELECTED ILONA SALMINEN AS PRINCESS TO REPRESENT US AT THE ANNUAL SNO-BALL, ON JANUARY [ITH WE HAD A PEP DANCE AFTER THE ASTORIA GAME, 2) LtroR JOHN ALTO, LORI MARLANTES, VIRGINIA KARI, JOE CAMBERG Freshman Class Officers THE FRESHMAN CLASS WAS VERY ACTIVE THIS PAST YEAR, THEY WERE LEAD BY PRES-— IDENT LORI MARLANTES, VICE PRESIDENT JOE CAMBERG, SECRETARY VIRGINIA KARI, AND TREASURER JOHN ALTO, THE FRESHMAN WERE WELCOMED BY THE SOPHOMORES WELCOME FROSH DANCE! AT WHICH SHARON BAILEY AND BILL SPIVEY WERE CHOSEN QUEEN AND KING, IN RETURN FOR THIS DANCE THE FRESHMAN THANK YOU SOPHOMORE DANCE PUT ON THE OCTOBER 25, THe FRESHMAN GIRLS ELECTED TO WHITECAPS WERE PAM GRAHAM, PAT BART— LETT, BARBARA MC KNIGHT, AND CHERYLE HENDRICKSON, THe FRESHMAN ELECTED PAT BARTLETT AS FRESHMAN SON—-BALL PRINCESS, THe CLASS HELD A FOOD SALE JANUARY 23, 33 NOVELLA CRAFORD, SHARON BAILEY, KAREN AMEY, KAREN ERICKSON, PAT BARTLETT, FLORENCE CHISHOLM, KATHY CLAPSADDLE, MARTY CHAVE, SHARON FISHER, RAY BEAM, MELONY FIREBAUGH, MIKE ENGLAND, ROY BEAM, DAVID FLUKINGER, JIM BANDONIS, JIM AULT Y BROWN, LANA R, JOYCE STASSEN KOPPINGER, ¢ GARRETT, NANCY KATHY ERICKSON, NIERO, JOHN ALTO, ALMROSE, LARRY N, TOM WAKEMAN, IJTTER, DENNIS E, DANNY GOOZEE, T GAMMON, JOE ERG, SUSAN LOWE, SHEILA LENT, BONNIE HOLS— ONBACK, BERNITA KOPPINGER, KAREN HUNDERE, KAY KEMHUS, LLOYDIAN LEER, VIR-—- GINIA KUEHN, CHAROLYTE LYLE, CHERYLE HENDRICK-— SON, PAMELA GRAHAM, VIRGINIA KARI, RICHARD GAMMON, LARRY HECKARD, BILL KNIGHT, P,K, HOFFMAN, KENNETH JOHNSON, PAM GRANT, MARLENE MC CLURE, BARBARA MC KNIGHT, PAT MC— CALL, GLENDA MC DONALD, VERNA MOELLER. MARY ANN MEISNER, SALLY MEAD. JIM LANNIGAN, HARVEY LYNCH, MIKE MC CLURE, JOHN MARKHAM, VERNON MOELLER, TED MOON, STEVE MISCOE, SANNA RAUTIO, GLENDA PEDERSON, CHARLENE SCHULZE, HELENA RAWLS, MARGARET MORRIS, SONJA PADEN, BARBARA SCOTT, JOHN PERKIN, RON RODEN DICK SEAVERS, BOB PHELPS, BILL SAYLOR, JOHN PHILBROOK, LARRY RASMUSSEN, STEVE SCHIRMAN, DENNIS RITTENBACK, LARRY SCHUCHERT, JUDIE SEELYE, PAMELA YORK, LYNDA TRAVIS, JUDY VIKTUREK, MIKE SPEICH, PETER LIND— SEY, DEAN WING, LORI MARLANTES, WAYNE TRUCKE, TERRY OAKLEY, JOE WALL, TERRY SWIGART, MR, BARROWS, ADVISOR; RON WRIGHT, SSH Caps Key (be GAA L Girls League die Club Letter Gmen's Club ar | @) . 5 Ho Senet Drama Club ULL PS Fra lly Squad Dux Hi-Y Wit THE CAPABLE DIRECTION AND GUIDANCE OF ITS OFFICERS; NANCIE DELLINGER, PRESIDENT; JEFF ROEHM, VICE PRESIDENT; JOAN NYDEGGER, SEC, — TREAS,; AND MRS, ORRICE ADLER, ADVISOR, THE HONOR SOCIETY HERALDED A VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR. NEW MEMBERS WERE INDUCTED, AND THE INDUCTION WAS FOLLOW- ED BY AN INFORMAL DINNER GIVEN BY THE OLD MEMBERS. THe TRADITIONAL HOMECOMING DANCE, AN ANNUAL EVENT SPONSORED BY THE HONOR SOCIETY, WAS SUCCESSFULLY CELEBRATED IN THE FALL OF THE YEAR, MEMBERS OF HONOR SOCIETY STRIVED, AS ALWAYS, TO BETTER ENCOURAGE HIGH SCHOLARSHIP, PROMOTE GOOD LEADERSHIP, AND RECOGNIZE AND DEVELOP OUTSTANDING CHARACTER FOR ALL STUDENTS OF SEASIDE HIGH SCHOOL, Honor Society ya {+s 2° oUF P — a _— 7 2a a2 K oe N IN N G | a Seasipe's CHAPTER OF THE HI-Y FELLow-— SHIP 1S AN AFFILIATE OF THE ASTORIA Y.M. c.A. THIS CLUB IS ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING ORGANIZATIONS FOR YOUNG BOYS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND REPRESENTS HIGH STANDARDS OF CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP. ReaquitREMENTS FOR MEMBERSHIP IN DUX CHAPTER oF H1-Y ARE SCHOLARSHIP, HIGH STANDARDS OF CHRISTIAN LEARNING, AND CLEAN MORAL LIVING, THE H:-Y OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR WERE STEVE PICARD, PRESIDENT; HOWARD PICARD, VICE-PRESIDENT; BILL SHAW, SECRETARY} JOHN SABOURIN, TREASURER; AND MERLYN WRIGHT, CHAPLIN, THE ADVISOR FOR THE YEAR WAS MR, RON ENGEBRECHT, White Caps THe Waite Caps IS A SERVICE ORGAN— IZATION COMPOSED OF SIXTEEN ELIGABLE GIRLS — FOUR CHOSEN BY EACH OF THE RES— PECTIVE CLASSES, THE CLUB WAS ORIGIN— ALLY BEGUN IN 1955, MAKING THIS YEAR ITS THIRD YEAR, AS MEMBERS OF A SERVICE CLUB, THE WHITE CAP GIRLS HAVE HAD VARIOUS DUTIES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, SOME OF WHICH ARE: SELLING TICKETS AT FOOT— BALL, BASKETBALL, AND BASEBALL GAMES; ASSISTING WITH THE SELLING OF CONSESSIONS AQUAINTING NEW STUDENTS WITH OUR SCHOOL; AND BEING READY, WILLING AND ABLE TO HELP WHENEVER NEEDED, THE SNO—BALL, AN ANNUAL SEMI—-FORMAL DANCE HELD USUALLY IN LATE DECEMBER OR EARLY JANUARY, IS SPONSORED BY THE WHITE CAPS, ICICLE FANTASY WAS THE THEME AROUND WHICH THE DECORATIONS WERE CENTERED, CAROLYN LAWSON REIGNED QUEEN, WITH HER SNO-—BALL COURT OF PRINCESSES, PAT BARTLETT, JOAN NYDEGGER, AND ILONA SALMINEN, THE WHITE CAP OFFICERS, UNDER THE ADVISORSHIP OF MISS EVELYN FLANARY, WERE AS FOLLOWS: SANDY GUE, PRESIDENT, SANDY MARTZ, VICE-PRESIDENT, LEILA WHITE, SECRETARY, KAREN BOYER, TREASURER, LINDA MC CLURE, SGT-AT-ARMS PAT KNIGHT,HISTORIAN, -Ball Sno z 12] : = uf 2c a2 a) THis YEAR, UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF THe ACTIVITIES OF THE YEAR INCLUDE THE PRESIDENT NEAL MAINE, AND FACULTY ADVISOR ANNUAL. SPORTS OPEN HOUSE, SELLING CON— FRANK BUCKIEWICZ, THE LETTERMAN's CLUB CESSIONS AT FOOTBALL GAMES, AND SHOWING HAS PROMOTED GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP AT MOVIES OF THE FOOTBALL GAMES, ATHLETIC EVENTS AS WELL AS HELPING TO THis YEAR THE OFFICERS WERE NEAL MAIN, MAINTAIN ORDER IN PEP ASSEMBLIES AND IN PRES,; JOHN BENEKE, V,P,; JEFF ROEHM, SEC, THE HALLS BETWEEN CLASSES, AND BILL WASHER, SGT,—-AT-—-ARMS, EN MOELLER, MARY MC DONALD, HELEN LERBACK, JANICE WHEATLEY, P MARGE RAW, KAY AULD, MARGE WILSON, Rally Squad UnpveErR THE EXPERT LEADERSHIP OF SIS LAWSON, PRESIDENT, AND MRS, DIANE BUCKIEWICZ THE 1957 — 58 RALLY SQUAD HAD A VERY GOOD YEAR, THE RALLY's ACTIVITIES INCLUDED DECORATING THE GOAL POSTS AND BLEACHERS FOR FOOTBALL GAMES, HOLDING A FOOD SALE AND SPONSORING A PEP DANCE, AT GAMES THE GIRLS USED THEIR NEVER— ENDING ENERGY AND SPIRIT TO CHEER OUR TEAM ON TO VICTORY, In NOVEMBER THE FOOTBALL. SEASON CAME TO A GLORIOUS, BUT SAD, ENDING, AND THE RALLY GIRLS ACCOMPANIED THE SEAGULLS TO VALE TO SEE THEM BECOME THE SECOND PLACE FOOTBALL TEAM IN THE STATE, VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Arovis Henry -- -- Sis Lawson For THE FIRST SEMESTER THE OFFICERS WERE PRESIDENT, SIS LAWSON; VICE PRESIDENT, HELEN LERBACK; SEC, MARGE WILSON; TREAS.,, COLLEEN MOELLER; SERGEANT-—AT-ARMS KAY AULD; AND PHOTOGRAPHER BEV BLASER, SECOND SEMESTER BROUGHT A CHANGE IN MEMBERSHIP, NEW OFFICERS WERE SIS LAWSON, PRESIDENT; HELEN LERBACK, VICE PRESIDENT; MARY MC DONALD, SECRETARY; ARDIS HENRY, TREASURER; JANICE WHEATLEY. SERGEANT—AT—ARMS}; AND BEV BLASER, PHOTOGRAPHER, NEW UNIFORMS WERE INTRODUCED FOR BASKETBALL SEASON WHEN THE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS APPEARED IN NEW SHORT SHIRTS AND THE RALLY GIRLS APPEARED IN BRIGHT RED VESTS, G. R. A. TH:S YEAR WE HAVE CHANGED THE NAME oF Gircs! AtHLtetic Association to Girts! Rec- REATION AssocIATION, It 1S UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MRS, BUCKIEWICZ. THIS CLUB IS OPEN TO ALL GIRLS WHO WANT TO JOIN, THE OFFICERS WERE AS FOLLOWS: PRESIDENT — DEANNA VAUGHN, VICE-PRESIDENT — SUE NIMMO, SECRETARY — JUDY ANDERSON, TREASURER —1LONA SALMINEN, REPRESENTATIVES FROM EACH CLASS ARE: FRESHMEN — MARY ANN MEISNER, SOPHO-— MORE — DONNA CAMERON, JUNIOR — LINDA MC CURE, SENIOR — MARY JO MOLES, THe Firts Leacue AssociaTION UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF SANDY MARTZ, PRESIDENT AND THE GUIDANCE OF MRS, BETTY ALTREE, ADVISOR, CARRIED OFF A VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR OF activities, AMONG THEM WERE A FATHER AND DAUGHTER BANQUET anp MOTHER AND DAUGH— TER TEA AND A SPRING DANCE, THEIR SERVICE PROJECTS FOR THE YEAR WERE EARNING MONEY TO DONATE TO THE FOREIGN STUDENT EXCHANGE FUND AND SELLING TICKETS To THE P,T,A, CHOWDER FEED, OTHER OFFICERS WERE VICE-PRESIDENT CARA MC LENDON, SECRETARY SHIRLEY DUNCAN, TREAS-— URER CORINNE HOLMES, SGT,-AT-ARMS SUZIE NIMMO AND MARY MC DONALD, CLASS REPRESENT-— ATIVES WERE SIS LAWSON, KAREN BOYER, PAT SHAW AND PAM GRAHAM, SENIOR, JUNIOR, SOPHO-— MORE, AND FRESHMEN RESPECTIVELY, THIS 1S THE SECOND YEAR THAT THE Key Crus HAS BEEN IN EXISTENCE, UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF ADVISOR MR, BARROWS, THE Key C.ius COMPLETED A VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR WITH MANY VARIED ACTIVITIES, Science Club THe Scrence Crus wAs ORGANIZED IN OCTOBER OF 1957, OuR ADVISOR WAS MR, RON ENGEBRECHT, Art our FIRST MEETING WE ELECTED FOR OUR PRESIDENT, DANNY GOOZEE; VICE-PRESIDENT, BARRY WILLIS; SECRETARY, KAREN AMY: PROGRAM CHAIRMAN BARBARA BIGGLY; AND TREASURER, DIC SEAVERS, THe Science Crus HAS HAD MOVIES ON DIFFERENT SUBJECTS SUCH AS ON CHEMISTRY, AND HAVE HAD MANY DIFFERENT EXPERIEMENTS, WE HAVE ALSO HAD DISCUSSIONS ON ASTRONOMY, AND HAVE VIEWED THE STARS WITH OUR TELESCOPE, THE CLUB WENT ON A SHORT AFTERNOON TRIP TO WHEELER TO VISIT THEIR FAMOUS CLINIC, THERE WE TOOK A TOUR THROUGH IT AND WATCHED DIFFERENT EXPERIEMENTS, LATER ON IN THE YEAR WE VISITED THE MORTUARY. IT WAS A VERY INTERESTING TouR, Mr, Burstow, THE OWNER EXPLAINED THE PROCEDURE THAT HE USES IN EMBOMBING A BODY, Nine Grrus, A PLAY STARING EXACTLY THAT MANY GIRLS, WAS THE MAIN ACTIVITY OF THE Drama Cvus tHIs YEAR, THIS PLAY WAS PUT ON IN THE FIRST PART OF MAY, THIS YEAR THE CLUB, UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF PRESIDENT MYPHON HUNT: SEC,, JUDY WRENN; AND ADVISOR MR, BLACK, WAS SMALL BUT THIS DID NOT MEAN THEY WERE INACTIVE, For THE MOST PART, THEY WORKED FOR THE BENIFIT OF THE FUTURE MEMBERS, BY GETTING WELL—ORGANIZED AND BY GETTING A CONSTITUTION WRITTEN, Drama C.ius 1S AN ORGANIZATION WHICH IS OPEN TO THE WHOLE STUDENT BODY, THE ONLY QUALIFICATION IS THAT THE STUDENT BE INTERESTED IN DRAMATICS, as Apvisor Ap SrtTarr Sports Reporters DRIFTING SANDS Feature Starr MIXED CHORUS THE CuHorus HAS BEEN ACTIVE THIS YEAR UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR, WILLIAM BYERS, Amonc THE 1957-58 CHORUS ACTIVITIES WERE THE ELk's CONCERT, CHRISTMAS CONCERT, AND THE SPRING CONCERT, THE CHORUS PARTICIPATED IN THE ANNUAL, MUSIC CONTEST WHICH WAS HELD THIS YEAR IN ASTORIA, THe CHORUS WAS UNDER THE ABLE LEADERSHIP OF PRESIDENT PAT KNIGHT, OTHER OFFICERS INCLUDED VICE PRESIDENT SANDY MARTZ; SEC,—-TREAS, MARY MC DONALD; AND SGT,—-AT-ARMS BILL WASHER, LIBRARIANS WERE PAT BANNISTER AND PAT SHAW, THIS YEAR'S ROBE CUSTO- DIANS WERE}; BILL SHAW, BEV SIGURDSON, BARBARA ROBINSON, AND SALLY BARKER, THis YEAR THE Girts' TriPpLE-TRIO MADE SEVERAL GUEST APPEARANCES, ASKED TO ENTERTAIN AT MANY CLUB MEETINGS AND CONVENTIONS, THEY WERE Li Fe Mas WE oe a UNnpdER THE DIRECTION OF MR, ALLEN DECK, THE SEASIDE HIGH SCHOOL BAND HAS BEEN ACTIVE IN THE FOOTBALL SEASON AS A MARCHING BAND WITH ABOUT 60 MEMBERS, THEY MARCHED IN FULL UNIFORM MAKING FORMATIONS ON THE FIELD, Durinc THE FIRST OF THE YEAR, THE BAND PER-— FORMED AT THE CHRISTMAS CONCERT, DECEMBER I9 IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE CHORUS AND GRADE SCHOOL CHORUS AND BAND, Ar THE BEGINNING OF 1958 THE HIGH SCHOOL BAND ADOPTED A NEW ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM WHERE BY A MEMBER RECEIVES POINTS FOR ADDITIONAL WORK IN BAND SUCH AS PRACTICE, VARSITY BAND, SOLO WORK, ECT, OTHER ACTIVITIES DURING THE YEAR WERE THE CONCERT FOR THE ELKS, THE WINTER CONCERT, CONTEST AT ASTORIA, AND THE SPRING CONTEST, Z © Z. fa) Z, © UC PhatSes i he, w 2 moe ics ae ar é “By, 1 “¢g rs FOOTBALL TEAM TAKES Coacu FRANK BUCKIEWICz! FOOTBALL TEAM LED BY THE LEADING SCORER IN THE STATE STEVE PICARD, THE TEAM SCORED 256 POINTS TO THEIR OPPONENTS I10 TO GIVE THE GULLS A 93 WIN — 2 LOSS SEASON, THe GULLS WHO WERE SECOND OUT OF 82 SCHOOLS IN THE STATE A-2 FOOTBALL CHAMPION— SHIP LOST TO FIRST PLACE VALE I3 — 6 AND A-I SCHOOL, ASTORIA, 26 — 25, THE TEAM ELECTED NEAL MAINE AS HONORARY CAPTAIN AND PUNK WRIGHT AS THE MOST INSPRIRATIONAL PLAYER, Six SEAGULLS WERE VOTED TO THE NORTH COAST LEAGUE ALL-—-STAR TEAM AND THREE WERE GIVEN HONORABLE MENTION BY THE COACHES OF THE LEAGUE, THEY WERE JIM WRIGHT, GUARD; MERLYN WRIGHT, TACKLES; JEFF ROEHM, BACK, HONORABLE MENTION WERE JIM VITALE, BILL FISHER AND JOHN SHELTON, “, Ie 11? rn - a -— = = eq . ( ‘4 7 + fd ) SS � on Le ry «Ff ¥ gs rs a ver Oa ‘20” 5 ir: rm Ne — AN = = em 7a%eS 79 oF mt 2 © ‘75° “be” roy = a ay @ f°. @ , w Ss! ' s « Ye ae at a® THe Seasipe SEAGULL TEAM UNDER THE COACHING OF FRANK Wo LF HAD A 9 WIN — 13 LOSS RECORD FOR THE 57 — 58 BASKETBALL SEASON, INCLUDED IN THESE GAMES THE GULLS HAD A 6 WIN — 6 LOSS RECORD IN THE NORTH COAST LEAGUE PLAY WHICH RATED THEM 3 RD PLACE, SEASIDE SCORED 1145 POINTS FOR 52,1 AVERAGE, AGAINST THEIR OPPONENTS 1204 POINTS AND A 54,8 AVERAGE, Larry Maine was SELECTED as THE Most INSPIRATIONAL PLaverR AND Douc Sace was votep Honorary Captain, THE BOYS WERE CHOSEN BY THEIR FELLOW TEAMMATES, Neat Maine WAS SELECTED FOR FIRST TEAM ON THE NORTH COAST LEAGUE ALL-STAR TEAM AND Mike VERMILLION WAS ON THE SECOND TEAM, THE BOYS WERE CHOSEN BY THE TEAMS IN THE NORTH COAST LEAGUE, THe Gu tts, ALTHOUGH NOT DOING REAL WELL IN WIN-LOSS PLAYED THEIR BEST BALL ALL SEASON LONG, AND FOUND THEMSELVES IN MANY CLOSE BALL GAMES, a ) THE SEASIDE JV. s SCORED 843 POINTS TO THEIR OPPONENTS 835, AS THEY WON II GAMES AND LosT 10, SEASIDE AVERAGE WAS A 40,1 TO THEIR OPPONENTS 39,7, Coacn Ron Encesrecut's J.V.'s sHow FINE SPORTSMANSHIP AND GOOD PLACE AS THEY HAD | GAME OVER A 50 PER CENT WIN-LOSS AVERAGE, BASKETBALL Seasipe's GOLF TEAM COMPLETED A FINE SEASON THIS YEAR WITH A I5 — 2 RECORD, LOSING ONLY TO BEAVERTON AND TILLAMOOK, WHILE WINNING FROM ASTORIA, NEAHKAHNIE, TILLAMOOK AND HILLSBORO, Ar THE STATE TOURNAMENT AT ROOSEVELT HIGH IN PORTLAND, MAy 19 — 20, SEASIDE BOYS TOOK I6TH PLACE, Set . x PROGRESS THe Crass oF 's9 wiLt HAVE THE RARE PRIVILEGE OF GRAD-— UATING FROM A BRAND NEW HIGH SCHOOL, THE WORKERS STARTED CON- STRUCTION ON THE NEW BUILDING IN NOVEMBER AND IT IS TO BE COMPLETED BY AUGUST SO THAT THE FINAL TOUCHES CAN BE PUT ON BY THE TEACHERS AND WILL BE READY FOR THE STUDENTS BY THE FIRST OF SEPTEMBER, BASEBALL Lep BY COACH EVERETT CLARRY, THE SEASIDE SEAGULLS COMPLETED A VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR OF BASEBALL BY WINNING A CO—CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE DISTRICT LEAGUE, COMMENCEMENT SENIOR C Pe, : ie BREAKFAST ML tok ee = mei | ' | | Sis Lawson ano Arovis HENry Sicrip Sorensen CLASS Nancie DELLINGER Jupy OLson VALADICTORIAN SANDRA Gue AWARDS SavcutaTorian Nancy DELLINGER Science Awarp; Sanora Gue _ N fx) px) aa ea px) DY) ADVERTISING ROEHM FURNITURE CO. 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