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

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Hail Champs Front row: Bill Paden, Bill Weed, Jolly Steel, Richie McLaren, Doug Combs, Harry Dichter, Joe Cam- berg, Bill Heintz, John Alto, Jim Roth, Jon Johnson, Jerry Sigurdson. Middle Row: J. V. Coach John Lodl, Jim Ordway, Lonnie Taylor, John Shelton, Gil Trucke, Mike Rippet, Lory Marlarites, Russ Earl, Ted Moon, Larry Heckard, Dennis Goozee, Dennis Vitale. Back row: Coach Frank Buckiewicz, Mike Elliott, Tom Wakeman, Jim Olson, Larry Johnson, Jim Auld, Bill Knight, Merlin Sowers, Ron Wright, P. K. Hoffman, Wayne Trucke, Ed Nimmo, Gary Fitz- gerald, Assistant Coach Frank Wolf. OREGON'S A-2 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS To the Gull champion team, now immortal in the school’s hall of fame, the 1960 Seabreeze is dedicated with affection and admiration.

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DONNA LARSON covers the daily Six hours spent scholastically in Ss . A Editor-in-chief our classrooms. represents Everyone who has helped make S.H.S LESLIE MORRIS what it is today. Townspeople, school boards, ’ 5 Co-Editor administrations, faculties, and students have all contributed. is for Ambition. Invigorated by ambitious sea breezes, Seaside High students have transformed this energy into zesty school spirit. is for Brainwork. We learn how to use our minds —which is the central fact of our education. us from the dullness of all work and no play. is for Recreation, to balance the scales and keep is for Effort. We get out of school what we put into it. ( is for Excellence, goal of every student. meets work as a challenge and takes legitimate pride in doing only one’s best. WA is for Zeal. The extra bit of enthusiasm that CARYN HUNDERE Assistant Editor with individual talents, hobbies, and hopes. To each his own memories of school days. We hope SISSY SAVARIAU we have helped catch a few of yours in this Business Manager annual. ¢ is for Each of us, each one a different person MRS. GRAHAM DOAR—Adviser As surely as there are breezes blowing over the sea today, publishing an annual has become a solidly established tradition of Seaside High. With the 1960 volume the staff has tried to capture the vim and vigor of a sea breeze. It is our sincere wish that you find your book a pleasure as well as a treasured record of your life at S.H.S. in 59-’60.

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Student Body res‘dent re = This year, | feel, has been a wonderful experience for me as well as a rewarding one. | really appreciate the cooperation | have received from Mr. Marlantes, the faculty, Student Council, and the student body. As this school year becomes his- tory, | would like to wish the students and faculty ine best of everything in the years to come. Sincerely, DOUG COMBS Student Body President Saeside Union High School