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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1961 volume:

ie ee EY Editor CARYN HUNDERE Assistant Editor LINDA JEREMIAH SLM PALL EF Sports Editor LOKY MARLANTES Adviser | 9 6 MR. STEVE JOHNSON Jew F rincipal 7 eis This 1961 Seabreeze is dedicated to Principal Leo Marlantes in appreciation of his many years of understanding leadership and selfless dedication to the welfare of the students of Seaside Union High School. Student Body President It has been a wonderful privilege and honor for me to serve as the Student Body President this year. Without the very efficient cooperation of the Student Council and fellow student members, this year would not have been so successful. I’ve sincerely enjoyed being a leader of such a well-respected school as ours, SHS. Sincerely, JIM AULD Student Body President Seaside Union High School S ————————E——E—EE Jolly Steel Vice-President Diane Desler Treasurer Creddy Jones Secretary John Alto Norm Wilcox Sergeant-at-Arms Sergeant-at-Arms re p pointed Officers eur AOE GINNY KARI Musician LARRY SMITH Chaplain CHERYLE HENDRICKSON Publicity Director Valed. ictorian Saluta torian John Markham Lory Marlantes The Valedictorian and Salutatorian of the Class of 1961 received their trophies on Class Day. John and Lory were selected for having the highest grades in the class over a four-year priod. Honor Cord Graduates Wayne Trucke, Caryn Hundere, Karen Amey, Cheryle Hendrickson, Margaret Morris, John Markham, Ginny Kari, Sue Lowe, Judy Vikturek and Lory Marlantes. These students rate top ten scholastically in the Class of 1961, Senior Class Officers LORY MARLANTES President JOE CAMBERG Vice-President Ht Cheryle Hendrickson Judy Vikturek Pat Bartlett Secretary Treasurer Historian o P. K. Hoffman Florence Chisholm Bill Paden Sergeant-at-Arms Representative Sergeant-at-Arms CLASS MOTTO: CLASS COLORS: I THINK, THEREFORE | AM. RED, WHITE, AND BLUE Mr. James Lynch Adviser JIM BANDONIS KAREN AMEY JOE CAMBERG “ Fa — NANCY ADAMS PAT BARTLETT JIM AULD MARTY CHAVE JOHN ALTO SHARON BAILEY ow FLORENCE CHISHOLM ROY BEAM DARLENE CUMMINGS KATHY CLAPSADDLE SUSAN DELLINGER NOVELLA CRAFARD KAREN ERICKSON KATHY ERICKSON KAREN FISHER SHAREN FISHER DICK GAMMON DICK GOOZEE PAM GRAHAM RICHARD GUSTAFSON PAM GRANT DICK HANSEN BILL GREENOUGH LARRY HECKARD Ld CHERYLE HENDRICKSON a P. K. HOFFMAN CARYN HUNDERE KEN JOHNSON BERNITA KOPPINGER ALVIN HYDE KAY KEMHUS LARRY JOHNSON LINDA JEREMIAH BILL KNIGHT CREDDY JONES JIM LANNIGAN BERNICE KOPPINGER SUSAN LOWE BARBARA McKNIGHT PAT McCALL HARVEY LYNCH BETTY LASSILA : � BRYAN McCLURE . ‘ ¢ aw - PETE LINDSEY JOHN MARKHAM : KELLY McDONALD MARY ANN MEISNER LORY MARLANTES GEORGE MELLINGER SALLY MEAD VERNA MOELLER VERNON MOELLER SUNNEE PADEN TED MOON BILL PADEN JIM PAINO ee | KLEY — LANA PAINTER i ERNIE PALMROSE GLENDA PEDERSEN JOHN PERKIN JUDY RANIERO SE oDENNIS:_RITTENBACK a LARRY RASMUSSEN DAVID RIX A. F.S. Exchange Student From England SANNA RAUTIO RON RODEN CHARLENE SCHULZE BILL SAYLOR DICK SEAVERS LARRY SCHUCHERT JUDIE SEELYE LARRY SMITH JOYCE STASSEN TERRY SWIGART CAROL TRUCKE WAYNE TRUCKE LINDA TURNOW GARY UTTER EY BOB WALKER JUDY VIKTUREK eee NORM WILCOX TOM WAKEMAN DEAN WING NOT PICTURED: DAVID PASKO NORM VIELMETTI S en fo r C [ ass Most Likely ; — H all of Fame LORY MARLANTES CARYN HUNDERE W ittiest Brainiest MARGARET MORRIS JOHN MARKHAM LARRY SCHUCHERT | CREDDY JONES Most Athletic Friendliest P. K. HOFFMAN SANNA RAUTIO CREDDY JONES JIM AULD Most Co-operative Best Dressed DAN GOOZEE MARTY CHAVE JOE CAMBERG CARYN HUNDERE Classes (junior Gi PAT GRUBMEYER Secretary BOB BECHTOLD SANDI TEEVIN Vice-President Treasurer BILL WEED Sergeant-at-Arms President DAN COFFMAN GARY ANDERSON Sergeant-at-Arms LARRY BERGESON JIM CUMMINS DIANE DESLER GARY ANDERSON BONNIE BETZER y w LINDA DAVENPORT HARRY DICHTER BOB BECHTOLD fmm, se —_ = - JACK CARTWRIGHT DAVE DAVIS RUSS EARL CASSANDRA BENSON i. % DAN COFFMAN FRANK DAVIS MIKE ELLIOTT = G « “SS — Y STEVE ERICKSON PAT GRUBMEYER % —_ — JERRY HARTMAN CHARLES HENDRYX MARTHA HERRMANN JUDY HURD ° © ROGER HELMEY ROD INMAN DAVE KING PAT KING — RON LARSON DAVE LEWIS GARY LEWIS MARILYN LIKE — y ms ) a) ya : ED NIMMO DIANE McKEE MAX LOUTZENHISER Ss, , : RICKY OLSON KATHY OLSON t elle KATHY PERRIN a ¢ ANN MARIE OLSON MOLLY NYDEGGER BOB PERSHING SHARON PATE BETTY PASKO —) c.) a= , “g Sy’ = | ez — “iy : y) GARRY PHELAN KENT POLLOCK DOROTHY POWELL GARY PUTNAM ee PEG RAW STEWART RAWLS MARELYN REDKEY eS Rik JUDY REED SALLY RICKARD FRANCES SAGNER JACK SAUER = | Q bem a v ‘vei DARRYL SCHMIDT SHANNON SEAL LISA SMITH BEV SMITS ro ne = —; I SONYA SOUKUP DENNIS SPIVEY MARIANNE SPONBERG GERRY SROUFE - a : . —- — 7 aa DAVE STANTON JOLLY STEEL BILL TEEPLE T.4 ‘ 7 — ww ww SANDI TEEVIN GREGORY THOMPSON DENNY TRENHOLM BILL WEED CAROLLE WELK MARGIE WORTHINGTON STEVE YOUNG NOT PICTURED: LOMA BOWER STEVE MISCOE DON CAMPBELL GORDON MORRIS JACKIE GUSTAFSON LEONA VAN CAMPEN LESLEY LEYENDECKER PAULA VAN SICKLE Sophomore LOWELL JONES Vice-President JERRY ALTO Sergeant-at-Arms Class Officers KY WEED Secretary CHUCK NIEMI Treasurer President KARL MARLANTES GARY TRUCKE Sergeant-at-Arms SHERRILL ALTENEDER JERRY ALTO JOHN BEAVER GAYLE BENSON JANIS BERG JOHN BRACHER CHARLENE CARLSON PHYLLIS COLE HENRY COOK BILL CRAFT MICHAEL CRAWFORD BARBARA DARLING MARGARET DAVIS GERALD FARIS RODNEY FOUTS JEFF FURNISH BOB HAKANSON MARK HANSEN GARY HARDING LARRY HARDING RICKIE HENDRICKS MIKE HENDRICKSON ROBIN HILL PAT HONAN LARRY ISLE JANE JEFFERIS JANET JEREMIAH PAMELA JOHNSON BOB JONES DENNIS JONES GAYNA JONES LOWELL JONES MARCIA JONES VERNA JONES HERB KENDALL LOLA KNUTSON AUDREY LEE PATTY LEPPLA JAMES LIKE ELEANOR LINTOW WALTER LUCAS ALLEN McDONALD SHIRLEY McKNIGHT PEGGY MANNILA NORMA! McCORKLE KARL MARLANTES GARY MARTZ PAUL MEGRATH MARALYNN MELLINGER CRAYTON MORRIS GEORGE NELSQN CHUCK NIEMI KATHIE O’DELL DON OLSON KENNETH OLSON LAWRENCE ORLUCK LEONARD ORLUCK KENNY PALMROSE LESLIE PHILBROOK AUDREY POWELL ELIZABETH POWELL JOHN RAITANEN LESTER RAW JOE RAWLS ALLEN REINIKKA JIM ROBINSON DONEEN ROTH SHARRON SAPP RANDALL SCALF RICHARD SCHROEDER PAUL SCOGGIN CHER! SMITH GORDON SMITH LINDA SMITH RANCE SOPKO MICK STANARD RONALD STEEL KATHEE TAYLOR GARY TRUCKE CAROL TRUEBLOOD TARY UNDERHILL CLIFFORD UTTER MIKE UZELAC PAUL WEAVER KY WEED NOT PICTURED: JANIS WILSON TIM CROMOGA KATHI KERWIN BUDDY DOTSON JAN ORDWAY CAROL HILDENBRAND EARL REYNOLDS CATHIE WHEATLEY Freshman Class Of ficers Dixie Smith Secretary | 4 iv. AY Stanley Johnson Vice-President Edward Rippet Treasurer Mike Graham Sergeant-at-Arms President ROY SIGURDSON Cheryle Ann Burstow Sergeant-at-Arms Chery! Anderson Joseph Bandonis Douglas Barker Donna Beaver Julia Beebe Terri Benson Donald Bradley Kathleen Brooks Janice Brown Ralph Brown Steve Brown Carol Brunk David Buerk Sandra Bump Cheryle Ann Burstow Richard Chisholm Robert Chisholm Scott Church Paul Cole Shirleen Cole Jewell Conery Dallas Cook Cleta Crandall Jim Culver Walter Curs Dennis Daarud George Daggatt Steve Earl Wanda Elroy Terry Francisco Jim Gallegos David Gassner Mike Graham Star Grohs Verda Grohs Becky Hall Malene Hansen Beverly Hanthorn Gerald Hebert Diane Herrmann Sally Herron Lyle Horrell Dennis Hyde Jeri ller Joyce Irish Larry Jeremiah Ellen Johnson Stanley Johnson Reid Larson Donna Layton Jim Lehner Gregory Lemma Cathie Lively Dennis Long Joyce Lorett Wanda Loutzenhiser Jackie McKee Mike McNally Otis McVey Sharon McVey Linda Olson Jack Owen Gregory Neitzel Gary Parcher Joseph Parker Barbara Pearl Sandra Pederse Jane Perrigo Carol Perrin Eileen Person Bill Pershing Judy Petersen Steve Poorman Alice Powell Allen Pulley Eunice Rautio Suzanne Redkey Sally Reed Alvin Rigdon Edward Rippet Patricia Rosier Gregory Sage Georgina Schade Larry Schulze Grant Seal Edwin Sherman Roy Sigurdson Carole Smith Dixie Smith Sharon Smith Roy Stringham Doug Strong Steve Surcliff Rocky Swigart Gerry Thompson Joseph Trucke Betty Turnow Kristie Wallace Needham Ward Dana Warren Barbara White Carol Wood Billy Workman Dorene Young Duane Young NOT PICTURED: Dennis Clark Ferol Crafard Donald Marlowe Lonnie Otto Brent Painter Larry Unser Patrick Van Campen Virginia Vendse| Organizations Vern Moeller Band officers, left to right: Sue Dellinger, John Markham, President Dave Flukinger, Shannon Seal, John Bracher, Margaret Morris; . Sue Lowe, Pat Grubmeyer, Ron Larson. Drum major, From left: Kay Kemhus, Pat Grubmeyer, John Bracher Marty Chave, Barbara McKnight. . Fd -_ a ce — a Front row from left: Susan Lowe, Jane Jefferis, Lisa Smith, Cleta Crandall, Cassandra Benson, Lola Knutson, Bev Smits, Pat Grubmeyer. Second row: Pete Raitanen, Allen Pulley, Verna Jones, Jackie Gustafson, Margaret Morris, Sue Dellinger, Sherry Alteneder, Shirleen Cole, Twoy Raw, Loma Bower, Shirley McKnight, Sherry Warren, Shannon Seal. Third row: Lyle Horrell, Doreen Young, Doug Barker, Jack Sayer, David Pasko, Audrey Powell, Sandi Pederson, Cathie Lively, John Bracher. Fourth row: Vern Moeller, Kent Pollock, Gordon Smith, Dave Flukinger, Rocky Swigart, Barbara Pearl, Dennis Clark, Greg Sage,-Larry Unser, Mickey Crawford, Kay Kemhus, Ron Larson, Charles Hendryx, Cheryle Hendrickson, John Markham. Fifth row: Marty Chave, Gene Faust, Walter Curs, Steve Young, Barbara McKnight, Gary Lewis, Earl Reynolds, Ricky Trucke, Dennis Trenholm, Charlene Schulze. Norm Wilcox Top to bottom: Jim Cummings, sergeant-at-arms; Ken Johnson, treasurer; Linda Jeremiah, vice-president. Not pictured: Janis Berg, secretary. | Front row from left: Carol Brunk, Marianne Sponberg, Carol Trucke, Linda Jeremiah, Sharron Sapp, Pat Honan, Pam Johnson. Second row: Miss Carol Fogdall, teacher, Betty Lassila, Audrey Lee, Judy Bateson, Sharon Pate, Peggy Mannila, Gayna Jones, Robin Hill, Shelia Lent. Third row: Norm Wilcox, Bob Larrance, Dick Gammon, Bill Knight, Alvin Hyde, Jim Cummings, Dick Hansen, Ken Johnson. THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Roth Drug Drifting EDITOR Sa nN ds Bill Greenough Seated, left to right: Caryn Hundere, Cecile Hakanson, Linda Jeremiah, Creddy Jones, Mrs. Graham Doar, adviser. Back row: Gary Putnam, “Lob” Larrance, Dean Wing, Terry Oakley, Bill Greenough, Ted Moon, Dick Goozee, Larry Heckard, Dick Hansen, Jim Paino, George Mellinger, Dick Seavers, Steve Miscoe. THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Seaside Publishing Company Bill Paden President Left to right: John Alto, sergeant-at-arms; Gary Anderson, secretary-treasurer; Bill Weed, vice-pres- ident; Lory Marlantes, chaplain; Steve Erickson, sergeant-at-arms. — First row: Bill Paden. Second row. Bill Saylor, Bill Weed. Third row: Jiggers Jones, Mick Stanard, Jerry Alto. Fourth row: Norm Wilcox, Steve Erickson, John Bracher, Karl Marlantes. Fifth row: Bob Bech- told, Gary Anderson, Jim Auld, Harry Dichter, Jolly Steel. Back row: John Alto, Dan Coffman, Chuck Niemi, Russ Earl, Lory Mar- lantes. | THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Seaside Garage Company | Girl's Athletic Association ra ana From left: Linda Jeremiah, treasurer; Marty Chave, reporter; Ginny Kari, vice president; Cheryle Hend- rickson, secretary; Judy Vikturek, sports chairman. Sanna Rautio President From top to bottom: Pam Graham, Senior repre- sentative; Jackie Gustafson, Junior representative; Kathie O’Dell, Sophomore representative; Shirleen Cole, Freshman representative. THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Phillips’ Candy Kitchen Marty Chave President From left: Janet Jeremiah, Sophomore representative; Cheryle Hendrickson, Senior representative; Judy Reed Junior repre- sentative; Betty Turnow, Freshman repre- sentative. eo eS: : ae From left: Pam Grant, Ginni Kari, co-historians; Pat Grubmeyer, sergeant- atarms; Bev Smits, vice president; Miss Donna Horn, adviser; Pam Graham, secretary; Pat Bartlett, sergeant-at-arms; Sharen Fisher, treasurer; Charlene Schulze, standard bearer. THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Kay Lynn’s John Markham President The purpose of the National Honor Society is to encourage scholar- ship, promote good leadership, and develop outstanding character, At an induction ceremony held April 19 the following members were inducted: Sonya Soukup, John Bracher, Pat Grubmeyer, Karl Mar- lantes, Mike Hendrickson, Ginny Kari, Allen Reinikka, Norm Mc- Corkle, Chuck Niemi and Jeff Furnish. The traditional five candles, gold, scholarship; red, service; green, leadership; blue, citizenship; white, character, were lit and the new members took their oath to uphold the fundamentals of the National Honor Society Constitution. Sue Lowe, secretary; Dan Coffman, vice. president. Kneeling from left: Wayne Trucke, Lory Marlantes, Jolly Steel, Dan Coffman, John Markham: Mrs. Ruth Jones, adviser, Karen Amey, Cheryle Hendrickson, Sally Mead, Margaret Morris, Caryn Hundere, Sue Lowe. THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Seaside Bakery Lettermen K. Hoffman President From left: Dave Davis, sergeant-at-arms; Wayne Trucke, secretary-treasurer; Mr. Chet Bowser, adviser; Joe Cam- berg, vice-president; Larry Heckard, sergeant-at-arms. Front row, left to right: Mike Elliot, Harry Dichter, Mick Stanard, Dave King, Fred Like, Bill Saylor, Bill Weed, Mr. Chet Bowser, adviser, Norm Wilcox, Jolly Steel, Bill Paden, Ron Larson, Jerry Alto, Gary Harding. Second row: Dan Coffman, Jack Cartwright, Bob Bechtold, Gary Utter, Steve Erickson, John Alto, Joe Camberg, Ritchie McLaren, Bryan McClure, Bill Greenough, Karl Marlantes, John Perkin. Third row: Bob Jones, Larry Heckard, Larry Johnson, P. K. Hoffman, Lory Marlantes. Fourth row: Max Loutzenhiser, Tim Emmons, Jim Bandonis, Russ Earl, Wayne Trucke, Ted Moon, Ed Nimmo, Rich Schroeder, John Bracher, John Philbrook. Back row: Jim Auld, Dave Davis, Bill Knight, Larry Rasmussen, Dennis Rittenback, Larry Schuchert, Rance Sopko, Chuck Niemi. THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Bard Auto Parts Pamela Graham President Creddy Jones Pam Graham Peg Raw VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kathy O’Dell Kathi Kerwin J. V. CHEERLEADERS From left to right: Creddy Jones, sergeant-at-arms; Diane McKee, treasurer; Peg Raw, vice president; Florence Chis- holm, secretary; Kathi Kerwin, historian. | THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Bob Shop | From left: Ky Weed, Diane McKee, Cheryle Hendrickson, Marty Chave, Diane Desler, Florence Chisholm, Pam Grant. As another year comes to a close the ever-peppy spirited Rally girls look back over the football, basketball, baseball and track seasons recalling many fond memories. Sponsoring a pep dance, dec- orating for games, and games, games and more games kept these fourteen girls quite busy. Elect- ed in the spring by popular vote, the rally squad assumes responsibility for creating school spirit, and promoting good sportsmanship, fulfilling their role as representatives of SHS. Seabreeze Linda Jeremiah ASSISTANT EDITOR Caryn Hundere EDITOR Lory Marlantes NOT PICTURED SPORTS EDITOR : Dick Coozee COPY EDITOR y t Steve Johnson ADVISER Florence Chisholm Dick Seavers BUSINESS MANAGER PHOTOGRAPHER | THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Dairy Queen | Student Counct Front row, left to right: Larry Smith, John Alto, Jolly Steel, Jim Auld, Creddy Jones, Diane Desler, Cheryle Hend. Pam Graham, Sanna Rautio, Florence Chisholm. Second row: P. K. Hoffman, Bill Paden, Karl Marty Chave. Third row: Roy Sigurdson, rickson, Ginny Kari, Marlantes, Dan Coffman, John Markham, Caryn Hundere, Margaret Morris, Vern Moeller, Dave Davis, Harry Dichter, Bill Greenough, Gary Anderson, Lory Marlantes, Mr. Carl Nydegger, ad- viser. Not pictured: Norm Wilcox and Wanda Loutzenhiser. THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Roehm Furniture Company ‘ — ri Front row: Molly Nydegger, historian; Martha Herrmann, secre- tary. Back row: Kay Kemhus, vice-president; Kathy Clapsad- dle, treasurer; Mary Ann Meisner, secretary; Kassee Benson, sergeant-at-arms. Front row, left to right: Patty Leppla, Sue Lowe, Molly Nydegger, = Margaret Morris Kay Kembhus, Kassee Benson, Lola Knutson. Back row: Miss Carolyn White, adviser, Margaret Morris, Kathy Clapsaddle, Ann Marie Olsen, Mary Ann Miesner, Martha Herrmann, Linda Davenport. Always being willing and able to give service with smile is the best way to describe the Whitecaps of Seaside High. The members, e- lected by class vote, are kept busy selling tickets at football, basket- ball, and baseball games; serving at school and community banquets; and performing various service projects. This energetic group also sponsors the annual Sno-Ball dance. add ddd dda LCCC CCC CCT | AU mC es $e My UU (Tvrwueeteet Football Varsity Scores — Football Seaside 19 Banks 0 Seaside 34 Vernonia 13 Seaside 61 Warenton 0 Seaside 33 Concordia 0 Seaside 51 North Catholic 0 Seaside 32 Neah-Kah-Nie 7 Seaside 20 Estacada 6 Seaside 20 Rainier 12 Play-Offs Seaside 18 Willamina 12 Seaside O Myrtle Point 12 This year the mighty Seaside football team rolled to its fifth consecutive league championship. They won the Cowapa League with a record of nine wins and no de- feats. In the quarter finals of the state play-offs the Gulls defeated the Willamina Bulldogs 18-12. They were then defeated by Myrtle Point 12-0 in the semi-final game to finish the season with a record of ten wins and one loss. This year the Gulls were coach- ed by Mr. Chester Bowser, who was assisted by Mr. Steve John- son. Thi s was Mr. Bowser’s first year as head coach and he did an excellent job in leading the team to their fine season. THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Coach Chet Bowser Pacific Power Light Company arsity Team been 82 Front row, from left: Dave King, Gary Harding, managers. Second row: Bill Greenough, Paul Weaver, Tibby Utter, Mick Stanard, Bill Saylor, Bill Weed, Bill Paden, Ron Larson, Bob Hakanson, Ronnie Steel, John Perkin. Third row: Chet Bowser, coach; Karl Marlantes, Jolly Steel, Ritchie McLaren, Russ Earl, Harry Dichter, Dan Coffman, Bryan McClure, Jerry Alto, John Alto, Larry Heckard, Gary Martz, George Nelson, Mike Elliot, Joe Camberg, Steve Johnson Last row: Lory Marlantes, Ed Nimmo, Tim Emmons, Dave Davis, Max Loutzenhiser, Chuck Niemi, assistant coach, Rance Sopko, Larry Schuchert, Jim Auld, P. K. Hoffman, Wayne Trucke, Martin Marquart. o™ Oney Camberg, SHS’s number one fan, is a familiar sight on the football field. Besides attending every game played by the Gulls, Oney had a party for the players and their dates. THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Cheg Klever’s Market GEARHART RE 8-7312 MOST INSPIRATIONAL PLAYER HONORARY CAPTAIN P. K. HOFFMAN LORY MARLANTES IV = Football : Pe poor 9 . Pag - Front row from left: Larry Harding, Reid Larson, Ed Rippet, Dallas Cook, Dennis Long, Steve Surcliff, Joe Parker, Ed Sherman,Duane Young, Bob Chisholm. Second row: Larry Haller, assistant coach, Allan Pulley, Jay Bandonis, Stan Johnson, Need Ward, Brent Painter, Ricky Trucke, George Daggatt, Jack Owen, Earl Reynolds, Bob Hakanson, Mark Hansen, George Nelson. Third row: Larry Jeremigh, Doug Strong, David Buerk, Mike Graham, Mickey Crawford, Dave Lewis, Roy Sigurdson, Jim Wail, Paul Weaver. J. V. Football Scores Seaside 0 Star of the Sea 12 Seaside 0 Astoria 16 Tom House, head J. V. coach, led the Baby Seaside 6 Astoria 0 Gulls to a very successful season. Congratu- Seaside 6 Warrenton 7 lations boys! Seaside 20 Neah-Kah-Nie 7 Seaside 0 Neah-Kah-Nie 13 Seaside 13 Warrenton 12 THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Palm Beach Basketball Varsity Basketball Scores Seaside 47 Clatskanie 50 Seaside 46 North Marion Seaside 40 Woodburn 52 Seaside 56 Clatskanie 60 Seaside 43 Scappoose 60 Seaside Scappoose 57 Seaside Nestucca 40 Seaside Nestucca 54 Seaside Banks 56 Seaside Warrenton 44 Seaside Vernonia 49 Seaside Knappa 46 Seaside Newport 37 Seaside Neah-Kah-Nie Seaside Neah-Kah-Nie Seaside Banks 34 Seaside Newport 48 Seaside Warrenton 54 Seaside Vernonia 50 Seaside Knappa 45 Seaside Neah-Kah-Nie Seaside 70 Neah-Kah-Nie District Play-Offs Seaside 66 Clatskanie 49 Seaside 40 Vernonia 33 State Play-Offs Seaside 40 Mt. Angel 56 Seaside 58 Pleasant Hill 51 Seaside 60 Henley 59 ——, a Tom House Coach THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Gearhart Golf Course i 33) 23 | 43 | {at 1S lw ame From left: Gary Harding, manager; Joe Camberg, Larry Heckard, Jim Auld, Dave Davis, Larry Rasmussen, Larry Schuchert, Tim Emmons, John Bracher, John Alto, Steve Erickson. Kneeling in front: Coach Tom House. The Seaside High School basket- ball team climaxed a highly suc- cessful season by winning the con- solation championship at the State A-2 Tournament in Coos Bay. After a slow start, the Gulls bounced back and won the West- ern half of the Cowapa League. At the district tournament in Port- land, Seaside beat Clatskanie and Vernonia to earn the league championship and the right to go to the state tournament. The Seagulls finished the season with a record of 19 wins and 7 losses, The Gulls were led to this the best season in SHS history by oes coach Tom House in his first year MOST INSPIRATIONAL PLAYER HONORARY CAPTAIN as coach at SHS. Congratulations Coach — and thanks!1 LARRY SCHUCHERT JOHN ALTO THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: W heatley-Desler Company LOCALLY OWNED Joe Camberg Larry Heckard John Alto Junior Varsity Front row: Fred Like, Dave King, Bob Chisholm, Manager; Mr. Steve Johnson, Coach; Larry Orluck, Lenny Orluck. Back row: Jeff Furnish, Mike Hendrickson, Bob Jones, Dan Coffman, Chuck Niemi, Rance Sopko, Ed Nimmo, Allan Reinikka, Dan Campbell, Jerry Alto. J. V. Basketball Seaside 49 Clatskanie 24 Seaside Jewell 16 Seaside Clatskanie 40 Seaside Scappoose 23 Seaside Scappoose 34 Seaside Nestucca 66 Seaside Banks 38 Seaside Jewell 29 Seaside Warrenton 25 Seaside Knappa 39 Seaside Vernonia 35 Seaside Neah-Kah-Nie 33 Seaside Neah-Kah-Nie 34 Seaside Banks 29 Seaside Warrenton 40 Seaside Vernonia 32 Seaside Knappa 36 Seaside Neah-Kah-Nie Seaside Neah-Kah-Nie Baseball SEASIDE SEASIDE SEASIDE SEASIDE SEASIDE SEASIDE SEASIDE SEASIDE SEASIDE SEASIDE SEASIDE SEASIDE SEASIDE SEASIDE SEASIDE ASTORIA ASTORIA ASTORIA ASTORIA KNAPPA WARRENTON WARRENTON NEAH-KAH-NIE WARRENTON BANKS WARRENTON BANKS NEAH-KAH-NIE STAYTON STAYTON 2 z 6 3 9 6 1 4 7 2 3 3 9 rf 2 eoonocndodrceenrooe--c-- on co This year, the defending state champion Seaside baseball team ended the season by finishing in second place in the Western Divi- sion of the COWAPA League. The Gulls were again coached by Mr. Everett Clarry who led them to another fine record. The Seagulls finished the season with 10 wins and 5 losses, Coach EVERETT CLARRY THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Stub’s Saw Shop HOMELITE CHAIN SAWS Row one: Bob Jones, catcher; Fred Like, shortstop; Stan Johnson, outfield; Mike McNally, manager; Jay Bandonis, third base; Lenny Orluck, outfield; Mr. Everett Clarry, coach; Russ Earl, pitcher; Chuck Niemi, second base; Jim Auld, pitcher; Rance Sopko, outfield; Larry Schuchert, outfield; Jim Bandonis, first base; Gene Faust, catcher. MOST INSPIRATIONAL PLAYER LARRY SCHUCHERT HONORARY CAPTAIN JIM AULD THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: First National Bank of Oregon SEASIDE BRANCH First row, left to right: Joe Parker, Gary Martz, Duane Young, Ed’ Sherman, Brent Painter, Allen Pulley, Karl Marlan- tes, Jerry Alto. Second row: Gordon Smith, Twoy Raw, Raw, Joe Rawls, Earl Reynolds, George Nelson, Mick Stan- ard, Tibby Utter, John Bracher, Jeff Furnish, Bob Hakanson, Tary Underhill, Joe Wall. Third row: Garry Phelan, Paul Weaver, Bob Bechtold, Jolly Steel, Steve Erickson, Tim Emmons, Dan Coffman, Harry Dichter, Lory Marlantes, Dennis Rittenbach, Jim Ryder, coach. Fourth row: Gary’ Utter, Vern Moeller, Larry Smith, Larry Heckard, Wayne Trucke, John Alto, P. K. Hoffman, Bill Paden, John Philbrook, Joe Camberg, Ritchie McClaren. Coach Jim Ryder THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Philbrook’s Chevron Station Chet Bowser Coach mS R Front row, left to right: Mike Uzelac, Ed Rippet, Rick Hendricks, Bill Weed, Mr. Chet Bowser, coach. Baek row: Rich Schroeder, Allen Reinikka, Bryan McClure, Ed Nimmo, Jack Cartwright, Mike Graham, Bill Greenough. Not Pictured: Larry Johnson, Mark Hansen. THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Pacific Hardware Remember ¢ em ape When VF L. THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Mabry-Owen Pontiac Social Hi-lites THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: National Public Service Insurance DOROTHY |. NEITZEL Senior Pall Princesses Princesses Karen Erickson Creddy Jones Florence Chisholm Sunnee Paden Pat Bartlett Judy Vikturek The theme of the 1961 Senior Ball held February 25 was “South Pacific’. This was carried out in a tropical setting. The centerpiece consisted of an island, complete with raft, trees, bones and footprints. The ceiling was covered with yards and yards of fishnet interwoven with miniature blinking lights. A rock fountain amidst tropical flowers and moss with a multicolored spotlight made a focal point on one wall. A small grass hut, a rock garden and a coconut grove helped add to the atmosphere. THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Oregon Coast Realty Princesses Judy Reed Peg Raw Queen Creddy Jones “Inn of the Sixth Happiness” was the theme chosen for the Junior Prom held April 8 at the Garden Room of the Crab Broiler. The theme was carried out in Japanese style which included Japanese lanterns, lettering and wall plaques. The Garden Room looked out on a large pond covered with assorted flowers to give a special garden effect. THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Seaside Hardware unior Class Play There was no lead in the Junior Class Play “The Remarkable Incident at Carson’s Corners.” Most of the cast had ap- proximately the same number of lines. The play was different from previous high school presentations in that it took place not only on the stage but also throughout the audience. The characters were called from the audience to the stage as if they were visitors. The play was a story of a whole town put on trial by their children for the death of a school boy. The cast includes: Dan Coffman, Carolle Welk, Charles Hendryx, Bev Smits, Steve Young, Marilyn Like, Harry Dich- ter, Ann Marie Olson, Gary Putnam, Sharon Pate, Ed Nimmo, Betty Pasco, Judy Reed, Gerry Sroufe, Greg Thompson, Rod Inman, Diane Desler, Loma Bower, Frances Sagner, Sonya Soukup, Jolly Steel, Martha Herrmann, Molly Nydegger, Rick Olson, Dave Lewis, David Davis, Gary Anderson, Linda Davenport, Mike Speich. Tim Emmons and Bob Bechtold. Mr. Sherman Black, drama instructor, was director of the play. Karen Amey and Cheryle Hendrickson were student directors. THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Holladay Drug Sno— Ball SENIOR PRINCESS MARTY CHAVE JUNIOR PRINCESS JUDY REED FRESHMAN PRINCESS SALLY REED Queen Kathi Kerwin i Queen Kathi Kerwin was ruler of the “Wonderland by Night” Sno-ball dance sponsored by the White Caps January 28. The ceiling of the cafetorium was lowered by clusters of snowflakes hanging from the lights. Multi-colored park benches were placed around the room for seating. ranged throughout the room to give an outdoor illusion. | THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: The Wee Flower Shop | Fir trees were ar- Welcome Frosh Queen Jacki McKee King Ed Rippet Ed Rippet and Jacki McKee were the smiling rulers of the Freshman Class chosen at the annual “Welcome Frosh” dance held September 16 in the cafetorium. “Ebb Tide” was the theme of the annual Sophomore sponsored dance. A throne of green tissue, styled to form a sea shell, helped to set the scene. THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Legg’s Pharmacy omecoming ¢ z ¥ King P. K. Hoffman Mr. Chet Bowser King Lory Marlantes The climax to Homecoming week is the annual Homecoming dance, sponsored by the Honor Society. This year’s theme was “Over the Rainbow.” A “King Football’ is selected by the student body from all Senior football players. A tie in the voting gave SHS two football kings. THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Cameron’s Meat Market September PAM GRAHAM Friendly November PAT GRUBMEYER Inspiration December JACKIE McKEE Active THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: January SHANNON SEAL Initiative PUTT sayy e tantra as “GIRL OF THE YEAR” PAM GRAHAM February MARTY CHAVE Leadership Seacoast Nursery GIRLS OF THE MONTH March BEV SMITS Co-operative April BARBARA McKNIGHT Dependable y SHAREN FISHER Willingness BUD DARLING Marty Chave Regatta Princess Each high school in Clatsop County elects a princess to compete for queen of the Astoria Regatta, Sea- side’s princess, Marty Chave, was announced at SHS’s Regatta dance. Others who tried out for princess were Judy Vikturek, Karen and Kathy Erickson and Barbara McKnight. Miss Seaside GINNY KARI a a | Ginny Kari was chosen Miss Seaside for 1961 at the Miss Seaside Pageant held Saturday, April 23. Karen Amey, Caryn Hundere, Creddy Jones, Ginny Kari and Sunnee Paden were selected as the five finalists. Each girl had to answer two questions extemporaneously and was judged on intellect, personality and poise. First runner-up was Karen Amey; second runner-up, Sunnee Paden; and Miss Congeniality, selected by student body vote, was Creddy Jones. Darlene Cummings, who lost the Miss Congeniality award by one vote, was given a special trophy. THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Bud’s Drive-In N. GEARHART JUNCTION Political Parties P. K. HOFFMAN JOE CAMBERG Utopian Chairman Cratican Chairman ‘ 4 BARBARA McKNIGHT Cratican Secretary SUNNEE PADEN CARYN HUNDERE Utopian Co-Secretaries Harry Dichter was elected the Utopian candidate and Jolly Steel the Cratican candidate for student-body president, at mock party conventions April 18. Others nominated on the Utopian ticket were Jerry Alto, vice-president; Pat Grub- meyer, secretary; Kathi Kerwin, treasurer; Dave King and Russ Earl, sergeant-at-arms. Craticans nominated Karl Marlantes, vice-president; Judy Reed, secretary; Kathee Taylor, treasurer; Dave Davis and Gary Anderson, sergeant- at-arms. SHS is one of the very few high schools in Oregon which has political conventions. THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Carl’s Meat Market Administration Superintendent Mr. E. C. Young MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL | wish to extend my best wishes to the largest class ever to graduate from Seaside High School. This class came to our school with tremendous potential and proved that potential by its many ac- complishments. It has undoubtedly been one of the most successful of graduating classes. | am con- vinced that this community will continue to have reason for pride as these students continue their education and go on into life. We will miss you, but would not think of altering your course. To the class of 1961—congratulations. Show us what you can do. LEO MARLANTES Principal Seaside Union High School THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Twelfth Avenue Grocery MISS DOROTHY WHITNEY Latin o MISS CAROLYN WHITE Mathematics THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: MRS. BETTY ALTREE Librarian School Accountant MRS. DEYO McLENDON Secretary MR. STEVE JOHNSON Social Studies Psychology MR. TOM HOUSE Physical Education, Health Not pictured: , f fia MISS CAROL FOGDALL MR. SHERMAN BLACK Chorus English, Speech, Drama Dr. Russell Lende DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY ® PY a MRS. HOWARD BUMP . MR. ALLEN DECK Home Economics Es. Band, Music Appreciation ks MISS ROMA WHISNANT Typing, Business Law MR. JAMES RYDER MR. BROOKS WAGNER Sciences ; Industrial Arts MRS. CARL NYDEGGER Home Economics MR. EVERETT CLARRY MRS. VERN COOK Social Studies English Junior Class Adviser MR. CARL NYDEGGER Social Studies MR. LARRY HALLER Mathematics ny pall af MRS. DON INMAN Physical Education, Health MISS DONNA HORN Commercial b MR. JAMES LYNC English, World History Senior Class Adviser MRS. MYRON JONES French as 5 MR. CHARLES LAMAN English Freshman Class Adviser a MR. CHET BOWSER Biology, Science Mary Ann Meisner, Outstanding White Cap Steve Earl, Outstanding HONOR CORD GRADS Freshman Lory Marlantes, winner of the Honor Society Character Award. | MR. JAMES LYNCH — BAND AWARDS SHS’s twelve track men who attended the state meet. THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Floyd’s Hi- way Garage HIWAY 101 5 7 eS TS SR | | � 1” i AL 4 - a nS FORMER GOVERNOR 4 ROBERT D. HOLMES ry r JOHN MARKHAM LORY MARLANTES Graduation Speaker ig Salutatorian Valedictorian - ) THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Seaside Bowl New student body officers, first row, Harry Dichter, president, Uto- pian; Second row, Judy Reed, secretary, Cratican; Kathi Kerwin, treasurer, Utopian; Third row, Dave Davis, sergeant-at-arms, Crat- ican; Jerry Alto, vice-president, Utopian; and Gary Anderson, ser- geant-at-arms, Cratican. New varsity cheerleaders, top to bottom: Diane Desler, Peg Raw and Kathi Kerwin. New J. V. cheerleaders, top to bottom, Betty Turnow, Joe Parker and Sally Reed. THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Dr. R. H. Fouts DENTIST At the eighth annual Central re- lays, held in Monmouth, the Sea- gull track team came out on top of twenty-five other A-2 schools. The relay team composed of Lory Marlantes, John Philbrook, John Alto, and P. K. Hoffman set a new record in the 440 relay and won the sprint medley relay in leading Seaside to victory. Left to Right: John Alto, P. K. Hoffman, Lory Marlantes and John Philbrook, AND WHAT'S THIS THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: Bill’s S H Service GEARHART First row: Karen Amey. Second row, from left: Caryn Hundere, Pam Grant. Third row: Sunnee Paden, Pat Bartlett. Fuurth row: Verna Moeller, Creddy Jones, Mary Ann Meisner and Ginny Kari. These ten girls were selected finalists from a group of 24 to compete for the title of Miss Seaside. The ten finalists appeared in swim suits and evening gowns and then announcement of the five finalists was made. THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR: 1961-62 RALLY SQUAD Sonya Soukup, who is moving to Portland, will be replaced by Kathie O’Dell, who was first runner-up. Judy Vikturek, Clatsop County Rodeo Queen McCready Lumter Company