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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1962 volume:

seal iat EDITOR Diane McKee Seabreeze 62 ASSISTANT EDITOR Ky Weed SPORTS EDITOR Dave Davis BUSINESS MANAGER Dodie Gilmore ADVISER Mr. Steve Johnson Seaside Union High School Seaside, Oregon To the late Dr. Needham E. Ward To the memory of Dr. Ward, who devoted much of his time and thought to the welfare of the youth of Seaside. As chairman of the school board, Dr. Ward was very instrumental in obtaining the new high school; he was a familiar figure in the football blea- chers always ready to rush to the aid of an injured player. The 1962 Seabreeze is dedicated to Dr. Ward, for his ideals are part of our future. Seabreeze Staff Student Body President It has been a great honor and a tremendous experience to serve as the Student Body President of Seaside Union High School during the past year. Without the complete cooperation that | have received from the en- tire student council and especially the other student body officers, this year could not have been anything like it was. | would also like to thank the administration and especially Mr. Nydegger who has helped so much this year. Sincerely, Harry Dichter Student Body Officers Jerry Alto Vice President Judy Reed Kathi Kerwin Secretary Treasurer Gary Anderson Dave Davis Sergeant-at-Arms Sergeant-at-Arms Gary Harding Chaplain Carol Wood Marilyn Redkey Publicity Director Musician Student Council Row 1 from left: Judy Reed, secretary, Kathi Kerwin, treasurer; Harry Dichter, president; Jerry Alto, vice president; Dave Davis, sgt.-at-arms. Row 2: Karl Marlantes, junior class president; Diane McKee, Seabreeze editor; Diane Desler, rally president; Bev Smits, G.L.A. president; Marilyn Redkey, musician; Carol Wood, publi- city director; Betty Turnow, soph. representative; Janet Hundere, frosh president; Martha Herrmann, Whitecap president; Bob Nimmo, frosh representative. Row 3: Aller Reinikka, Honor Society; Bill Weed, Hi-Y president; Jolly Steel, senior president; Jay Bandonis, soph. president; Chuck Niemi, junior representative; Greg Thompson, senior representative; Steve Young, band president; Dan Coffman, Honor Society; Gary Harding, chaplain. Not pictured: Gary Anderson, sgt.-at-arms; Tim Emmons, Lettermen president. Senior Class Officers President Jolly Steel Vice President Dave King Treasurer Secretary Bev Smits Pat Grubmeyer Representative Greg Thompson Sergeant-at-Arms Sergeant-at-Arms Steve Erickson S = Larry Bergeson Historian Martha Herrmann Gary Anderson Barbara Ahrens Cassandra Benson Russ Earl Harry Dichter Bob Bechtold Lo el |e ad i Jack Cartwright Don Campbell Dave Davis Mike Elliott . Dolores Gilmore i — Steve Erickson Kathie Herman Gay Hyde Rod Inman Ron Larson Lesley Leyendecker Hubs Gunther Diane McKee Charlotte Moran oy 7 . ’ Max Loutzenhiser Steve Miscoe Molly Nydegger Kathy Olson Ed Nimmo Garry Phelan Betty Pasko Kathy Perrin ‘at Dorothy Powell A if PAE Dann Pickell Bob Pershing Gary Putnam ; ¥ Marilyn Redkey - . ; ava Frances Sagner bie Darryl Schmidt J Bev Smits Shannon Seal ix Lisa Smith Marianne Sponberg Joan Stark Dennis Spivey - Gerry Sroufe Bill Teeple : Greg Thompson Sandi Teevin Pra ey, aie i Herb Thomas Paula Van Sickle Bill Weed Mable Weatherman Carolle Welk NOT PICTURED Pat Broderick OS Charles Hendryx Gordon Morris te, Judi Davis Senior Class Hall Of Fame Most Athletic Most Dependable gai; . By 4h é Bev Smits Dave Davis Harry Dichter Diane Desler Friendliest Most Humorous Steve Erickson Kathie Herman Bob Bechtold Sharon Pate Most Likely To Succeed Pat Grubmeyer Jolly Steel Most Studious HN Pat Grubmeyer Jolly Steel A. F.S. Exchange Student Hubertus Peter Eric Gunther Mannheim, West Germany It has been the greatest honor for me to stay as Foreign Exchange Student in your high school. This great experience shall be a wonderful and unforgettabe memory in my life. The past relationships between our two nations has been darkened by two terrible wars, but our future will be bright and shiny. Therefore, | didn’t only come over to learn about America or the American ways; | came also to make friends with you in order to further relations between our nations. You couldn’t have made it easier for me. I leave your country with more than money or gold can buy, | leave it with many new friendships. Thank you all very much, Aufwiedersehen. Junior Class Officers President Karl Marlantes Secretary pathy = Treasurer Marcia Jones Se em IN oT nee George Nelson Vice President Lowell Jones Sergeant-at-Arms Sergeant-at-Arms Bob Jones Cliff Utter Representative Chuck Niemi JERRY ALTO HENRY COOK MIKE CULP RODNEY FOUTS JOHN BEAVER GAYLE BENSON PHYLLIS COLE JOHN COOKE BARBARA DARLING MARGARET DAVIS JEFF FURNISH BOB HAKANSON JOHN BRACHER CHARLENE CARLSON —y BILL CRAFT MICKEY CRAWFORD PAUL DUEBER MARK HANSEN GARY HARDING ’ ) a Pe LARRY HARDING RICK HENDRICKS MIKE HENDRICKSON ROBIN HILL PAT HONAN we de te, LARRY ISLE JANE JEFFERIS JANET JEREMIAH BOB JONES DENNIS JONES GAYNA JONES LOWELL JONES MARCIA JONES VERNA JONES ALLEN JOHNSTON KATHI KERWIN LOLA KNUTSON AUDREY LEE FRED LIKE WALT LUCAS NORMA McCORKLE ALLAN McDONALD SHIRLEY McKNIGHT PEGGY MANNILA KARL MARLANTES GARY MARTZ MARALYNN MELLINGER KAREN MILES CRAYTON MORRIS GEORGE NELSON CHUCK NIEMI KATHIE O’DELL DON OLSON KEN OLSON JAN ORDWAY JIM OSBURN KEN PALMROSE LES PHILBROOK AUDREY POWELL ELIZABETH POWELL Pe JOHN RAITANEN LES RAW RICH SCHROEDER PAUL SCOGGIN RANCE SOPKO MICK STANARD TARY UNDERHILL CLIFF UTTER q™ if JOE RAWLS CHERI SMITH RON STEEL MIKE UZELAC 7 ALLEN REINIKKA GORDON SMITH KATHEE TAYLOR PAUL WEAVER “4 SJ EARL REYNOLDS LYNDA SMITH GARY TRUCKE KY WEED (ee) _ = ice) =x = = =x e U Sophomore Class Officers President Jay Bandonis Secretary Sally Reed Vice President Needham Ward Sergeant-at-Arms Reid Larson Representative Betty Turnow Treasurer Ed Rippet Sergeant-at-Arms Jerry Olson Cheryle Anderson Jay Bandonis Douglas Barker Donna Beaver Julie Beebe Terri Benson Dan Boling Kathy Brooks Howard Brown Janice Brown Ralph Brown Steve Brown Eve Buckley Sandi Bump Doug Bundy Dave Buerk Cheryle Burstow Richard Chisholm Robert Chisholm Scott Church Shirleen Cole Jewell Conery Dallas Cook Jim Culver George Daggatt Steve Earl Wanda Elroy Sandi Evans Gene Faust Terry Francisco Jim Galligos David Gassner Mike Graham Becky Hall Dave Hansen Bev Hanthorne Jerry Hebert Carla Hegler Diane Herrmann Sally Heron Lyle Horrell Dennis Hyde Jeri tler Ellen Johnson Stan Johnson Pete Davis Reid Larson Donna Layton Jim Lehner Greg Lemma Cathie Lively Joyce Lorret Dennis Long Don Marlowe Jacki McKee Mike McNally Sharon McVey John Moran Greg Nietzel Jay Oakman Jerry Olson Linda Olson Lonnie Otto Jack Owens Brent Painter Gary Parcher Joe Parker Barbara Pearl Sandi Pedersen Bill Pershing Carol Perrin Eileen Person Jane Perrigo Judy Peterson Allen Pulley Susan Redkey Sally Reed Ed Rippet Tom Robinson Pat Rosier Greg Sage Larry Schultz Ed Sherman Roy Sigurdson Allan Smith Carole Smith Dixie Smith Sharon Smith Doug Strong Walter Curs Steve Surcliff Rocky Swigart Jerry Thompson Ricke Trucke Betty Turnow Christi Wallace Needham Ward Janey White Carol Wilson Carol Wood D oreen Young Duane Young Dennis Clark Alice Powell Allan Wilson Freshman Class Officers President Janet Hundere Secretary Vice President Treasurer Mary Reynolds Greg Pollock Jack Kerwin ake Sergeant-at-Arms Sergeant-at-Arms Tavne Rerges Ross Bailey Wayne Bergeson s Bailey NOT PICTURED Representative Bob Nimmo Francine Adolf Gene Anderson Janis Anderson Ross Bailey Cleve Benson Wayne Bergeson Don Bowser Richard Boyer Dennis Boyle Holly Bracher Joyce Brown Susan Burnham Patty Butler Lynne Cartwright Penny Coffman Dian Cole Jane Cole Mark Collins Bruce Combs Jerry Comstock Nellie Comstock Betty Craft Marvin Crist Sandra Culbertson Suzanne Cosgrove Christine Cosgrove Helen Dotson Beth Dueber Mardell Elliott Dick Fague Linnea Fisher Mike Flukinger Carol Fouts Mary Frame Coreen Girt John Goodman Terry Grant Mary Greenough Irene Hanthorne Kathie Harris Charlie Hatch Gary Haverland Christie Hawkins Brian Hendrickson Ed Hendrickson Chris Herman Gary Hill Marsha Hoffman Leroy Huckleberry Janet Hundere Charles Jackson Linda Jacobs Mike Jacobson Scott Johnson Lloyd Johnston Vicki Jones Jim Kendall Jack Kerwin Teresa Kindall Elaine Klebe John Koppari Christine Kneer Karen Knutson Bob Lamendola Luanne Lee Robert Lee Jeannie Lewis Tim Lindsey Virginia Luth Cheryle Martz Bob Mathews Hugh McKenna Nan McKinster Norman McLaren Duane McQuilliams John Meling Joe Meyer Susan Mooney Richard Morehouse Pat Nevan Linnea Nietzel Bob Nimmo Linda Norling Susan Oakman Marilyn Olson Ella Parker Walter Paschal Harriet Pederson Francis Pickard Lee Pittard Greg Pollock Linda Poole Barbara Pope Jon Putnam Mary Reynolds Calvin Roden David Sapp Mary Schade Jerome Schinderle Linda Schlappi Becky Smith Kathy Snidow Marie Sauers Janice Stanton Barbara Stevens Pat Steinger Kent Strong Linda Sunnell Dennis Sweeney Alan Thompson Peggy Thompson Kenneth Toole Ken Treharne Claudia Utter Barbie Watkins Charlotte Weaver Cliff Weller Kathy Wilson John Wright Marcus Wright Stephanie Wright Ellen Zalk Judy Zankich Leroy Smith Doug Smith Ken Buckley Freshman Judy Zankich learns about classroom discipline early in her high school life. New Additions ‘ The gym, last remnant of the old building, is The new gym takes shape ...a mighty new leveled to make way for the new construction. building in place of a memorable old relic. A friendly tip of the hat is given by construction worker in upper right corner. The much-needed, long-awaited band and chor- Interested workmen inspect huge beams before us wing on the way to being finished. they are put in place in the new gym. Football Coach Chet Bowser This year’s Seaside Seagull football team won its sixth Cowapa League Championship in as many years. It finished the 1961 season with a 10-1 win-loss record. The Gulls won all nine of their league games. This year they played Yamhill-Carlton in the quarter-finals of the state playoffs and defeated them 23-0. The Gulls were defeated in their semi-final round by Myrtle Point 39-7. A great deal of the Gulls’ success can be attributed to Chet Bowser, head coach, and his assistant, Steve Johnson. In their second year as head football coaches, Bowser and Johnson have compiled a record of 20 wins and 2 losses. Congratulations on a fine season, Gulls. VARSITY SCORES Seaside 41 Concordia Seaside 40 Clatskanie Seaside 28 North Catholic Seaside 59 Neah-kah-nie Seaside 7 Rainier Seaside 28 Estacada Seaside46 Banks Seaside 7 Vernonia Seaside 26 Hood River 1 PLAY-OFF GAMES Seaside 23 Yamhill-Carlton Seaside 7 Myrtle Point = to maomaooo°ndccecdcw Varsity Gulls = N ae af sy a “. 3 Xer S} a: we A 2% ‘qari ‘a: SasNj Ae 1 pa Row 1 from left: Jack Owen, Ron Steel, Jim Osburn, Bill Weed, Jolly Steel, Jerry Alto, Tibby Utter, Gary Martz, Karl Marlantes, George Nelson, Bob Hakanson, Paul Weaver, Manager Gary Harding. Row 2: Coach Chet Bowser, Dan Coffman, Mike Elliott, Roy Sigurdson, Tim Emmons, Russ Earl, Rance Sopko, Dave Davis, Chuck Niemi, Gordon Smith, Mick Crawford, Harry Dichter, Manager Jay Oakman. Row 3: Allen Pulley, Dallas Cook, Jay Bandonis, Mick Stanard, Reid Larson, George Daggatt, Bob Bechtold, Needham Ward, Jerry Olson, Fred Like, Earl Reynolds. Honorary Captain Most Inspirational Player Jolly Steel Tim Emmons pene seneessseeee® 1961 Football Season All Cowapa League Players Front row from left: Rance Sopko, Dave Davis, Tim Em- A-2 All State Players mons, Russ Earl, Dan Coffman. Row 2: Harry Dichter, Jolly Front row from left: Jerry Alto, Harry Dichter, Rance Steel, Karl Marlantes, Jerry Alto. Sopko, Dave Davis, Tim Emmons, Dan Coffman. Jj. V. Team Row 1 from left: John Wright, Terry Grant, Ed Sherman, John Koppari, Leroy Smith, Lee Pittard, Don Bowser, Brent Painter, Bob Chisholm, Bob Nimmo, Kent Strong, Jerry Olson, Duane Young, Duane McQuil- liams. Row 2: Coach Larry Haller, Manager Fred Cook, Bob Lamendola, Ed Rippet, Jim Culver, Gregg Pollock, Bruce Combs, John Putnam, Dennis Sweeney, Marcus Wright, Doug Smith, Allen (Dobie) Pulley, Gene Anderson, Manager John Meling. Row 3: Reid Larson, George Daggatt, Jerome Schinderle, Joe Meyer, Kenny Treharne, Dallas Cook, Jay Bandonis, Needham Ward, Ed Hendrickson, Scott Johnson, Jack Kerwin, Norm McLaren, Jeff Furnish, Doug Strong. Basketball VARSITY SCORES Seaside Coquille Seaside Bandon Seaside Clatskanie Seaside Scappoose Seaside Scappoose Seaside Astoria Seaside Woodburn Seaside Clatskanie Seaside Banks Seaside Newport Seaside Warrenton Seaside Vernonia Seaside OCE Frosh Seaside North Catholic Seaside Neah-Kah-Nie Seaside Banks Seaside Newport Seaside Warrenton Seaside Vernonia Seaside OCE Frosh Seaside North Catholic Seaside Neah-Kah-Nie District Play-offs Seaside North Catholic Seaside Hood River Coach Tom House The 1961-62 Seaside hoopsters won the western half of the Cowapa League with a 9-0 record. The Gulls had one of the longest winning streaks in the state with 17 wins in a row. They ended the season with a 20-4 record. The Seaside Seagulls were beaten at the District Championship game by the Hood River Dragons 48-46. Again they were led by varsity coach Tom House who, in his two years at Seaside, has attained a re- cord of 39-13. Congratulations, Seagulls, on a season well played. Varsity Hoop Squad 13 , ie ’ i oy, Front row from left: Allen Reinikka, Rance Sopko, Dave Davis, John Bracher, Chuck Niemi, Tim Emmons. Row 2: Coach Tom House, Dave King, Fred Like, Steve Erickson, Jolly Steel, Jack Cartwright. Steve Erickson Dave Davis Honorary captain Most inspirational player SA. The Gulls head down the court for Seaside’s home ground. Jolly Steel jumps for Seaside in the Astoria game. Kneeling from left: Jerry Olson, Stan Johnsun, Needham Ward, Robert Chisholm, Tom Robinson, Ed Rippet, Scott Church, Gary Parcher. Row 2: Richard Chisholm, manager; Gene Faust, George Daggatt, Dave Buerk, Mike Graham, Roy Sigurdson, Dave Hansen, Bob Jones, Dennis Clark, Coach Steve Johnson. Frosh Team Front row from left: Terry Grant, Leroy Smith, Jerome Schinderle, Bob Nimmo, Brian Hendrickson, Don Bowser. Row 2: Joe Meyer, Gene Anderson, Cleve Ben- son, Ed Hendrickson, Dick Fague, Jack Kerwin, Coach Larry Haller. Baseball Astoria Astoria Astoria Astoria Warrenton Neah-kah-nie Astoria Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside 1 Seaside Seaside Warrenton Neah-kah-nie Astoria North Catholic North Catholic Stayton Stayton Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside 1 8 9 5 5 0 5 4 Seaside 11 Banks 8 2 2 0 1 4 5 WOWaNARaAWUaUROO—Aw Coach Everett Clarry The Seaside Seagulls baseball team this year compiled a record of 11 wins and 4 losses to win the Western half of the COWAPA league. The Gulls lost to North Catholic in a best of three series. Thanks to Coach Clarry the Gulls again had a good season. Fans watch intently as senior Tim Emmons awaits the ball at the plate. Varsity Team — ry, Bp ego — — A Row 1 from left: Fred Cook, manager; Coach Everett Clarry, Bob Jones, Fred Like, Jay Bandonis, Stan Johnson, Gene Faust. Row 2: Jerry Olson, manager; George Daggatt, Roy Sigurdson, Chuck Niemi, Rance Sopko, Tim Em- mons, Russ Earl. Tim Emmons Russ Earl Honorary captain Most inspirational player Coach Jim Ryder The Seagull track team successfully defended its COWAPA League championship. The team was only defeated once during the course of the year and this loss was handed to them by McMinnville. George Nelson set a school record in the low hurdles, and Steve Erickson set a school record in the 880 yard dash. Those who qualified for the state meet were: Jolly Steel, Dan Coffman, Steve Erickson, George Nelson, and Needham Ward. S. H. S. track members believe that “practice makes 7 ; — | perfect.” Record breaker, Dan Coffman, prepares to loft the shotput at a practice. = a se er z Front row from left: Gary Spivey, Hugh McKenna, Brent Painter, George Nelson, Ed Sherman, Dallas Cook, Dick Fague, Earl Reynolds, Bob Bechtold, Allen Pulley, Norm McLaren. Row 2: Lynn Roumagoux, assistant coach; Jolly Steel, Richard Chisholm, Greg Pollock, Ricky Trucke, Needham Ward, Steve Erickson, Hubs Gunther, Cliff Utter, Ron Steel, Dennis Long, Doug Smith, Duane Young, Coach Jim Ryder. Row 3: Garry Phelan, Mick Stanard, Jon Putnam, Doug Strong, Karl Marlantes, Ed Hendrickson, Dan Coffman, Gary Anderson, John Bracher, Mike Elliott, Gary Martz. George Nelson Low Hurdles new record Excellent form as well as sincere effort is typical of Junior George Nelson clears senior pole vaulter Jolly Steel. the hurdle in a trial run. 9. Kneeling from left: Lowell Jones, Brian Hendrickson, Coach Chet Bowser, Cliff Weller, Bill Weed. Row 2 Steve Earl, Mark Hansen, Mike Graham, Jack Cartwright, Sally Herron, Rich Schroeder, Jerry Alto, Allen Rein- ikka, Reid Larson, Ed Rippet. Rich Schroeder tees off for an impor- tant match. Coach Chet Bowser Mike Graham and Reid Larson brush up on putting skills. Led by Coach Bowser the Seaside golf team had a season record of 18 wins 1 loss and 3 ties. Mike Graham, Reid Larson, Rich Schroeder, and Allen Reinikka placed 12th in the State Golf Tournament in Portland. Congratulations, Seagulls. This is the best any Seaside golf team has done. ORGANIZATLONS Front row from left: Lola Knutson, historian-treasurer; Barbara Pearl, librarian; Frances Sagner, librarian; Steve Young, president; Pete Raitanen, sgt.-at-arms; Gene Faust, band manager. Row 2: Shannon Seal, vice presi- dent; Jane Jefferis, secretary; John Bracher, drum major; Twoy Raw, sgt.- at-arms; Lyle Horrell, quartermaster. Crimson Cadets Marching Group S. U. H. S. Concert Band S a. Ss PU rm M, pr a. Bee By Roses, at wr) Got 44% 7. ta ¥, as Peg . ath } | a4 “ a From left: Frances Sagner, Shirley McKnight, John Bracher, Pat Grub- meyer, Kassee Benson. Chorus Front row from left: Wanda Elroy, Janet Jeremiah, Kathy Brooks, Kathy Harris, Lynda Smith, Marianne Spon berg, Claudette Shonk, Sharon Smith, Pat King, Susan Redkey, Julie Beebe, Terri Fancisco, Kathie O’Dell. Row 2: Chris Kneer, Helen Dotson, Patty Butler, Teresa Kindell, Linda Sunnell, Margie Davis, Charlotte Weaver, Har- riet Pederson, Sandra Culbertson, Irene Hanthorn, Eileen Person, Lesley Leyendecker. Row 3: Elaine Klebe, Karen Miles, Judy Bateson, Shirleen Cole, Audrey Lee, Kathi Olson, Eunice Rautio, Jewell Conery, Sharon McVey. Janey White. Janis Berg, Cheryle Anderson. Row 4: Wayne Bergeson, Gordon Morris, Walt Lucas, Gerry Sroufe, Gary Martz, Bob Bechtold, Gary Harding, Calvin Roden, Mark Collins, Jerry Comstock, Leroy Huckleberry. Row 5: Tary Underhill, Larry Harding, Les Philbrook, Bob Pershing, Grant Seal, Dann Pickell, Greg Sage, Dennis Sapp, Scott Church, Gary Trucke. Standing from left: Walt Lucas, Sgt-at-Arms; Judy Bateson, Librarian; Gary Trucke, Sgt.-at-Arms; Janis Berg, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Steve Miscoe, Robarian; Sitting: Dann Pickell, President. Drifting Sands Gary Putnam, Editor-in-Chief “Veteran” Dorothy Powell gives “Greenhorn” Jolly Steel journalistic pointers. Journalism students learn the fundamentals of putting a paper together at the print shop. Drama coach, Sherman Black, helps stage crew paint the set for a play. Linda “Purity Dean” Smith and the villain Ed Nimmo practice scene from the play “Pure as the Driven Snow.” In “Death Takes a Holliday” family tries to help Chris Herman in her romance with death. Death lures the young, innocent woman into falling in love with him. Fright overtakes Charlotte Moran as she dis- covers the Count’s true identity. m= Cast of “‘Nine Girls” presents director Sherman Black with a gift of appreciation. Sitting from left: Chuck Niemi, vice president; Bill Weed, president; Steve Erickson, secretary-treasurer. Row 2: Bob Bechtold, sgt.-at-arms; Russ Earl, sgt.- at-arms; Karl Marlantes, chaplain. Row 1 sitting from left: Bob Bechtold, Chuck Niemi, Bill Weed, Steve Erickson, Russ Earl. Row 2: Reid Larson, Ed Rippet, Jay Bandonis, Mick Stanard, Earl Reynolds, Jolly Steel, Ron Steel, Lowell Jones. Row 3: Cliff Utter, Hubs Gunther, Harry Dichter, John Bracher, Dan Coffman, Karl Marlantes, Jerry Alto. From left: Frances Sagner, sports chairman; Christi Wallace, treasurer; Gail Benson, president; Cathie Lively, vice pres.; Shirleen Cole, secretary. Not pictured: Becky Hall, sgt.-at-arms. This year the Girls’ Athletic Association of Seaside High has not let the lack of facilities stand in its way. Once a week it meets to hold volley ball games, etc. It is hoped that next year participation will increase with the opening of the new gym and other athletic facilities. Girls’ League Sitting from left: Ky Weed, co-historian; Kathie Herman, treasurer; Jane Jefferis, vice president; Bev Smits, pre- sident; Shannon Seal, secretary; Sandi Bump, standard bearer; Francis Sagner, co-historian. Standing: Betty Turnow, sgt.-at-arms; Lynda Smith, sgt.-at-arms. “Swing Into Spring” was the theme of this year’s Girl’s League style show held April 4 in the caf- etorium. All proceeds from the project went into the scholarship fund. Norrator Bev Smits expresses views on the latest male and female fashions. Linda Poole (above) and Jacki McKee (below) look at home in typical Seaside beachwear. Janet Hundere and Tim Emmons, one of the several male participants, model spring sports- wear. From left: Pat Grubmeyer, Peg Raw, Bev Smits, and Diane Desler relate their memorable experiences at Girls’ State to G. L, A. members. Honor Society Back row from left: Jeff Furnish, John Bracher, Mike Hendrickson, Aleln Reinikka, Karl Marlantes. Row 2: Jolly Steel, Norma McCorkle, Pat Grubmeyer, Chuck Niemi. Center: Mrs. Ruth Jones, Advisor. From left: John Bracher, vice president; Allen Reinikka, president; Pat Grubmeyer, se- cretary-treasurer. Principal Leo Marlantes addresses student body and congratulates newly inducted Honor Society Students. Lettermen Front row from left: Joe Parker, Earl Reynolds, John Bracher, Rance Sopko, Ed Nimmo, Dan Coffman, Adviser Chet Bowser, George Nelson, Gene Faust, Mick Stanard, Gary Martz, Stan Johnson. Row 2: Hubs Gun- ther, Ed Rippet, Jay Bandonis, Ron Larson, Steve Erickson, Tim Emmons, Karl Marlantes, Jay Oakman, Dave King, Jack Owen. Row 3: Gary Harding, Bob Bechtold, Bob Jones, Mike Elliott, Russ Earl, Harry Dichter, Chuck Niemi, Jolly Steel, Fred Like, Rich Schroeder, Ron Steel, Jim Osburn. Row 4: Garry Phelan, Bill Weed, Jerry Alto, Mickey Crawford, Jim Cummins, Paul Weaver, Roy Sigurdson, Tib Utter, Dave Davis, Reid Larson, Mike Graham, Allen Reinikka, Ricky Trucke, Mike McNally. Row 1 from left: Dan Coffman, vice president; Tim Em- mons, president; Ron Steel, secretary. Row 2: Russ Earl, sgt.-at-arms; Karl Marlantes, treasurer; Bob Bechtold, sgt.- at-arms. Standing from Kathi Kerwin. left: Rally Squad From left: Judy Reed, Treasurer; Ky Weed, Sgt.-at-Arms; Diane McKee, Vice President; Peg Raw, Secretary; Sally Reed, His- torian. Center: Diane Desler, President. Varsity Kathi Kerwin Diane Desler Diane Desler, Peg Raw, Kneeling: From left: Ky Weed, Jan Ordway, Diane McKee, Judy Reed, Janis Berg, Marcia Jones, Kathie O’Dell. Kathie O’Dell J. V. Cheerleaders Betty Turnow Sally Reed Seabreeze ASSISTANT EDITOR Ky Weed SPORTS EDITOR Dave Davis EDITOR Diane McKee Dodie Gilmore Whitecaps ge = From left: Dixie Smith, Cathie Lively, Shannon Seal, Ann Marie Olson, Lola Knutson, Diane Herrmann, Carol Perrin, Pat Rosier. Center: President Martha Herrmann, Through the year the Whitecaps have truly been an asset to Seaside High School. Selling tickets at games, serving at banquets, sponsoring the Sno-ball, and various other activities have kept this service organization quite busy. Under the able supervision of Adviser Miss Caroline White the Whitecaps have always been ready to help at a moments notice. Officers were: Martha Herrmann, president; Lola Knutson, vice president; Cathie Lively, secretary; Dixie Smith, treasurer; Diane Herrmann, historian; Pat Rosier and Ann Marie Olson, sgts.-at-arms. Assemblies Astoria’s jazz band was the most popular number of the talent program Astoria High “Twinkle Toes” perform a graceful and hilarious version of the Can-Can in an exchange talent assembly. S.U.H.S.’s own band and choir combine to perform in their annual Winter Concert. Comedian Larry Spier of Astoria The Newport band presented an enjoyable concert for the Seaside relates a horror movie to the audience. student body. Through the year Seaside High has benefitted from the programs presented by entertainers, speakers, and various other groups. It is our belief that these assemblies broaden our knowledge and help us to make many new friends as well as afford us enjoyable entertainment. AC T i Wis eS Welcome Frosh 4 King Bob Nimmo Queen Karen Knutson Homecoming if ‘a | ‘ King Tim Emmons “The Way You Look Tonight” was the theme of the Homecoming Dance held October 7, 1961 in the Senior Tim Emmons was named King Football. He was chosen by popular student body cafetorium. The dance was sponsored by the Honor Society. vote from all senior football players. Rally squad leads students in yells at the annual Homecoming bonfire on the beach. Sadie Hawkins At the Sadie Hawkins Dance, November, Teresa Kindell and Bob Bechtold were selected as the most typical Daisy Mae and L’il Abner. Karl “Marryin’ Sam” performed the traditional marriage ceremony be- fore the interested “congregation”. Mike “Daisy Mae” Speich and Cheryle Anderson enjoy the madcap atmosphere of the annual Twirp Season dance. Harvest Ball = “ Princess Shirley McKnight : ™ “4 Vv, ? Princess Cathie Lively Queen Kassee Benson Princess Pat Grubmeyer Princess Joyce Brown Queen Kassee Benson reigned over the first Harvest Ball sponsored by the band. A rock path led into the cafetorium which was decorated with corn stalks, pumpkins, and a scarecrow typifying the theme, “Autumn Leaves”. Snoball Queen Heidi Weber Sophomore Princess Frosh Princess Betty Turnow PNAS ae arcia Jones Chris Herman Senior Ball bg Princess Pat Grubmeyer Junior Class Play The Doctor in Spite of Himself A 22 aS Se, a vs “The Doctor in Spite of Himself’, a three act 16th century comedy by Moliere, was the Junior Class Play presented March 23 and 24, 1962. The play concerned Sganarelle, the woodcutter, who was forced into the role of a doctor by Lucas and Valere, two of Lord Geronite’s servants. Sganarelle was supposed to cure the lord’s sick daughter, Lucinde, but he soon regretter his impersonation as well as his flirtation with Jaqueline, Lucas’s wife. Meanwhile, Lucinde, who was not ailing at all, and her knight in shining armor, Leandre, elope, but return to marry right. The cast included: Earl Reynolds, Sganarelle; Gayle Benson, Martine; Larry Isle, Robert; Lowell Jones, Lord Geronte; Jeff Furnish, Valere; Karl Marlantes, Lucas; Kathi Kerwin, Jaqueline; Shirley McKnight, Lucinde; Paul Weaver, Leandre; Larry Harding, Thibaut; Pete Raitanen, Perrin and Marcia Jones and Kathi O'Dell as maids. Cotton ’n Cord Prince George Nelson King Hubs Gunther i s Prince Cleve Benson German exchange student, Hubs Gunther, was named King Cord at the annual Cotton ‘n Cord dance held April 7, 1962. Two pools and a colorful array of flowers carried out the theme “Garden in the Rain.” Junior Prom Princess Ky Weed Queen Marianne Sponberg Princess Marcia Jones Princess Janis Berg Princess Jan Ordway Regatta Princess Princess Judy Reed Judy Reed was selected Seaside’s Regatta princess at the Regatta dance held May 12, 1962 at the Astoria Armory. Judy will compete with other high school representatives from Clatsop County for the Regatta Queen title. Other girls competing for the Seaside title were Kathi Perrin and Jacki Gustafson. 10Finalistsfor...... Front row from left: Paula Van Sickle, Kathi Perrin, Judy Reed, Bev Smits. Row 2: Pat Grubmeyer, Peg Raw, Diane McKee, Jacki Gustafson, Lisa Smith, Marilyn Like. Every year the town of Seaside plays host to the Miss Oregon Pageant. This year, as in previous years, a senior girl from S. H. S. was chosen Miss Seaside, the official hostess of the pageant. On March 29, 1962 ten finalists were chosen from 21 contestants. At the pageant, held April 14, lovely Peg Raw was named Miss Seaside for 1962. Kathi Perrin took first runner-up honors, Diane McKee was second runner-up, and Judy Reed was awarded the Miss Congeniality trophy. Miss Seaside Miss Seaside for 1962 Peg Raw Girls of the Month Bev Smits Lisa Smith Girl of the Year Frances Sagner Ky Weed ’ Marilyn Like Kathie Herman Heidi Weber Kathie Herman Shannon Seal The G. L. A. of Seaside High has, in the past 3 years, sponsored the Girl of the Month program. Each month a girl is chosen who represents the trait of that month. At the end of the year the girls vote among themselves and choose the Girl of the Year. Political Parties Utopian Chairman Utopian Secretary Utopian Nominees Pres.—Jerry Alto V. Pres.—_Needham Ward Sec.—Kathi Kerwin Treas.—Cathie Lively Sgt.-at-Arms—Rance Sopko Sgt.-at-Arms—Rich Schroeder Bill Weed Diane Desler Cratican Chairman Cratican Secretary Cratican Nominees Pres.—Chuck Niemi V. Pres.—Jay Bandonis Sec.—Kathee Taylor Treas.—Sally Reed Sgt.-at-Arms—George Nelson Sgt.-at-Arms—Ron Steel denotes election winners Bev Smits Dan Coffman Seaside High is fortunate in having one of the few two party political systems in Oregon. Party conventions were held in the cafetorium April 6, 1962. At these conventions candidates were nominated to run for the various student body offices. rat, Us. TS Principal a) are TP It has never been dull. I will miss Seaside High and its students. Sincerely, LEO MARLANTES Principal ys : a Mrs. Betty Altree ti — Barker Mr. Sherman Black Librarian, School Accountant ecretary Speech, Drama, English 11 Ny Everett Clarry Mrs. Vern Cook American Problems, World English I11, 11; Junior Class Cultures Advisor Mrs. Mimi Bump Mr. Home Ec. . Mr. Allen Deck Miss Dreves Mr. Ray Ellis : Band, Music Appreciation Bookkeeping, Shorthand English 1, Frosh Advisor —-- OF Rev. Monte Fast Mr. Tom House Mrs. Florence Inman Chorus American Problems, P. E., Math Science, P. E. Mr. Steve Johnson Mrs. Ruth Jones Mrs. Eunice Kent Journalism, American History, French | and II Spanish |, Latin | and il, Mr. James Lynch English IV, Senior Class Advisor Mrs. Deyo McLendon Mr. Carl Nydegger Secretary American Problems, Dean of Boys, Commercial Law Mr. Brooks Wagner Mechanical Drawing, Science, Int. Math. Mr. Lynn Roumagoux — eee po hae! pect nods Ne Chemistry, Physics, y gy, gils Physical Science Mr. Larry Haller Algebra , Geometry, Adv. Math. Mrs. Carl Nydegger Dean of Girls i | : : Miss Roma Whisnant Office Practice, Typing |, II Miss Caroline White Int. Math, | and Il; Algebra Coe Red Anderson Grant Hemphill Elections Student Body Officers il i Front row from left: Kathi Kerwin, sec.; Sally Reed, treas. Back row: Rance Sopko, sgt.-at-arms; Chuck Niemi, president; George Nelson, sgt.-at-arms; Needham Ward, vice pres. Front row from. left: J.V. Cheerleaders Claudia Utter, Francine Adolf. Row 2: Varsity Rally; Kathi Kerwin, Betty Turnow, Sally Reed, Terri Benson. Not pictured: Carol Wood. ‘yr 7 7 AWARDS and HONORS Valedictorian—Joanne Stark Salutatorian—Pat Grubmeyer Citizenship Award—Darryl Schmidt Crown Zellerbach—Jolly Steel G. L. A.—Coke Weatherman B. P. L.—Bev Smits Elks: Dan Coffman Elks: Jolly Steel Elks: Pat Grubmeyer Elks: Diane Desler Lewis Clark: Pat Grubmeyer Lewis Clark: Rick Olson University of Oregon: Bev Smits University of Oregon: Dave Davis Oregon State: Jolly Steel O. C. E.: Martha Herrmann Pacific University: Steve Erickson Beauty Schools: Gay Hyde Beauty Schools: Kathy Olson Beauty Schools: Frances Sagner Honor Cord Graduates = Front row from left: Joanne Stark, Peg Raw, Row 2: Martha Herrmann Pat Grubmeyer, Charlotte Moran, Bev Smits, Row 3: Jolly Steel, Rick Olson, Tim Emmons. Dan Coffman. Valedictorian Salutatorian Joanne Stark Pat Grubmeyer Flamingo Beach Shop | esoncs isaiciena House of Roberts My hats are not expensive, ey Styled Apparel They just look that way For The Woman or 12TH AVENUE GROCERY “YOU ARE A STRANGER HERE BUT ONCE.” SEASIDE, OREGON RE 8-5731 “For that big prom KERWIN REXALL or special date come to... Cottage Beauty Shop 381 Beach Drive RE 8-5202 DRUG STORE Compliments of Seaside Golf Comp liments of Course and Par-Tee Room Palm Beach Cafe The home course of the Gulls Golf Team Harrison’s Bakery ‘Home of beach bread made only at low tide.” HOTEL GEARHART STABLES Times Theatre |, “Watches, Diamonds, and Jewelry.” Frandsen’s Jewelry 606 Broadway Seaside, Oregon Trail Rides, Hay Rides, Night Rides RE 8-5551 SEASIDE “CONGRATULATIONS TO BOWLING LANES |THE GRADUATING CLASS Vite A. R. Wascher Grocery i Pe i You Need Us... We Need You The Bob Shop Thank You for Your Business The Wee Flower Shop| CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS 555 Broadway SEASIDE, OREGON PUBLIC MARKET Gearhart Golf Course ‘““When you want something special at a reasonable price.”’ 30 Broadway Seasider Bldg. 18 Holes By The Sea . Cc li : “Congratulation From ompliments of Holladay Drug” Piggly Wiggly SEASIDE BAKERY Roehm | Furniture Co. § The bakery noted for its specialty — . ‘ “Home Furnishing breads, cakes, Specialists” and cookies. 617 Broadway 715 Broadway Seaside, Oregon Seaside, Oregon RE 8-6261 “Compliments of “Congratulation To The . G reine Cc mene Of ‘62” Ramie’s Market” : a f 2008 S. Holladay Drive Seaside, Oregon Larson-Dahlia Dairy Wheatley-Desler Co. a” e sere = ee . : Nee wz Dairy 1 t : os Vale! he Products Congratulations To The pet Yl lig, J Graduating Class’’ RE 8-5711 NSS Holladay | Phillip’s Candy Kitchen Seaside, Oregon ; ° Y Compliments of Seaside Hardware Store i al ids “Coast to Coast” LEGG’S PHARMACY Dichter Building Su pply Co. “Good Luck to the Class of ‘62 from everyone at Ocean Vista Shopping Center Hope all the girls i get a haircut by RE 8-6882 : this time next year! Ted Dichter, Jr. Compliments of Pacific Hardware Bungalow Skating Rink ADMISSION — 50c Have Your Pypo Board Made At: SKATE RENTAL FEE — 25c C M WOODWORKING CO. é ; After the Game or After the “Congratulation To The Graduating Class Of 62”’ Come to the DAIRY QUEEN For those Ultimate Goodies Kay Lynn’s PYPO CLUB Under 21 Only No. 1 Broadway Phone RE 8-5142 8-12 p.m.