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

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1960 Class History Gathered from three schools, meeting for the first time as a class in September, 1956, the students who now have said farewell to high school days came into the old building where they were to spend their first two years. Our Freshman class officers were Jon Johnson, president; Jim Olson, vice president; Jacki Mooney, secretary; Mike Rippet, treasurer; Jim Ordway, ser- geant-at-arms; Jack Mouncer, representative, and Pati Shaw, historian. Freshman adviser was Mr. Richard Mach. We selected Jacki Mooney as our Sno-Ball princess. The Freshman Cup, awarded to a Freshman who has shown outstanding scholastic work, was awarded to Reta Sabey. Janice Wheatley and Jim Olson were selected “Frosh Queen and King”. The theme for the “Thank-you Sophomore” dance was “The Big Beat’. Freshman White Cap members were Pati Shaw, Leigh White, Pat Saville, and Ilona Salminen. Eleanor Niemi won the band award. The Class of ‘60 won the Yell Cup and the Intramural Cup. We sponsored a pep dance, car wash, and a cookie sale. As Sophomores, we selected Jim Olson as president. Other officers were Doug Combs, vice pres ident; Martha Beebe, secretary; Judy Anderson, treasurer; Richard Kennwisher and Gil Trucke, sergeants-at-arm, and Reta Sabey, representative. Mrs. Ruth Jones was our adviser. White Cap members were Leigh White, Dorothy Nydegger, Jacki Mooney, and Pat Lawrence. llona Salminen was selected Sno-Ball princess. Rally Squad members from our class were Donna Larson and Janice Wheatley. J.V. yell leaders were Bev Blaser and Pati Shaw. “School Daze” was the theme for the Welcome Frosh dance. Frosh Queen and King were Sharon Bailey and Bill Saylor. Doug Combs, Leslie Morris. and Bill Heintz were Boys’ State representatives from our class. Sue Nimmo, Bill Chan, and Reta Sabey were selected National Honor Society members. The sewing award was won by Ilona Salminen Pati Shaw won the bowling award. The Sopho- mores presented Mr. Wolf with a special hair award. We won the Intramural Cup for the se- cond straight yeur. We sponsored a pep dance and a car wash. Upperclassmen at last with a new high school! Our Junior class officers were Reta Sabey, president; Bill Chan, vice president; Ilona Salminen, secretary; Judy Anderson, treasurer; Gerald McCorkle and Janice Wheatley, sergeants-at-arms, and Doug Combs, representatives. Mrs. Orr- ice Adler was class adviser. Student body officers from our class were Sue Nimmo, treasurer, and Dennis Vitale, vice president. Bev Blaser and Pati Shaw were varsity yell leaders from our class. Rally Squad members from our class were Donna Larson, Janice Wheatley, Ilona Salminen, and Sue Nimmo. “Golden River,” a musical-comedy in a western setting, was the title of our class play. “Sand and the Sea” was the theme of our Junior Prom. Senior Margie Wilson was the Queen. Her royal majesty had Donna Larson, Bev Blaser, Ilona Salminen, Sue Nimmo, Donna Cameron, and Gwen Jones as her princesses. Donna Cameron was our Sno-Ball princess and was crowned Queen at the dance. Girls of the month from our class were: Jane Rickard, activities; Gwen Jones, friendliness; Reta Sabey, cooperation; Donna Larson, inspiration, and Bobbi Switzer dependability. White Cap members were Leigh White, Jane Rickard, Pat Law- rence, and Bobbi Switzer. Boys’ State representative was Tom Dickson. Girls’ State representatives were Sue Nimmo, Barbara Bighley, and Gwen Jones. Added to Honor Society from our class was Doug Combs. Sue Nimmo won the Honor Society character award. The sewing award was won by Jean Like. Youth Pilgrimage winners were Doug Combs and Gwen Jones. At the district speech meet, Gwen Jones won second place in after-dinner speaking. Jim Olson won the beard cup. Our class sponsored a pep dance and a car wash. For the third consecutive year, we won the Intramural Cup. This is our year! We face the privilege, responsibility, and pride of being Seniors. Our stu- dent offices, accomplishments, and honors as Seniors are chronicled throughout Seabreeze. With commencement, we begin a life with wider horizons. But in the chapter now ended, we read the record of precious friendships formed, disappointments overcome, triumphs won, and foundations laid for the years ahead when we will look back and see in memory’s golden light the unforgettable moments we shall call “high school days”. Class motto: So little done, so much to do Class colors: Red and Gold

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V al edictortan Sel utatorian Reta Sabey Sue Nimmo The Valedictorian and Salutatorian of the 1960 graduating class received the tro- phies on Class Day. These two people are selected for having the highest grades in the class over a four-year period. eS oe and Bett a H il School Chosen by an all-school vote in a contest sponsored by Drifting Sands were two popular high school seniors — “Betty High School”, Ilona Salminen; “Joe High School”, Jon Johnson. Finalists, top to bottom: Leslie Morris, Bob Uzelac, Doug Combs, Bill Chan — — Jane Rickard, Donna Larson, Reta Sabey, Sue Nimmo. JON JOHNSON ILONA SALMINEN

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Senior Class Best Leaders Most Studious RETA SABEY DOUG COMBS ED SIGURDSON BARBARA JACKSON Most Humorous Most Co-operative BUTCH MULLIGAN DONNA CAMERON JANE RICKARD