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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1964 volume:

SEGBREEZE N RS = earede b) x : 4 } ¥ te: EDITOR-IN-CHIEF JACKIE MCKEE ADVISOR MR. ALEC HERAUF SPORTS EDITORS AD MANAGERS JAY OAKMAN CHERYL BURSTOW ED SHERMAN DONNA LAYTON STUDENT BODY — OFFICERS STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT NeenHam Waro SERVING AS STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT THIS PAST YEAR HAS BEEN A WONDERFUL AND REWARDING EXPERIENCE, | wouLD LIKE TO EXPRESS MY THANKS AND APPRECIATION TO THE STUDENT BODY, THE STUDENT COUNCIL, AND THE FACULTY, ESPECIALLY Mr. Marson, FOR THEIR HELP AND COOPERATION IN MAKING THIS SCHOOL YEAR A SUCCESS Neepo Warp VICE PRESIDENT Bos Nimmo MUTT TT eiitiiiiit SECRETARY TREASURER Satty Reeob Janis ANDERSON SGTS. AT ARMS RicHaro AND Rosert CHisHoLtm PUBLICITY MUSICIAN DIRECTOR | CHAPLAIN Lyte HorrRecr Karen KNuTSEN Joe Parker STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1, L TO R, STEVE EARL, ED SHERMAN, ALLEN PULLEY, R. CHISHOLM, NEED WARD, SALLY REED, JANIS ANDERSON, BOB NIMMO, ROW 2, CATHIE LIVELY, CAROLE SMITH, SANDI PEDERSON, KATHY HORNBECK, SUE IUNGERICH, DIANE COLE, SANDY MCCALL, ROW 3, JACKIE MCKEE, JANEY WHITE, TERRI BENSON, SUSAN OAKAMN, ROW 4, SHARON SMITH, SHRRLEEN COLE, LYLE HORRELL, MASUD ELHAMI, WANDA LOUTZENHISER, TOM GREENOUGH, ROW 5, REID LARSON, JERRY OLSON, GARY HILL, GARY PARCHER, RICK TRUCKE, TIM LINDSEY, BRUCE COMBS, ROSS BAILEY, TERRY HARTILL, TERRY GRANT. NOT PICTURED, JAY OAKMAN,. EVALUATION COMMITTEE ALLEN PULLEY, JAN HUNDERE, CATHIE LIVELY, BETTY TURNOW. ED RIPPET AFS ae STUDENT ie aes eS S Y Seely Sirthnn'? 6 pb my —— bp a than situs MASUD ELHAMI Ju Memoriam J.F.K. TASK NOT WHAT YOUR COUNTRY CAN DO FOR YOU, BUT WHAT YOU CAN DO FOR YOUR COUNTRY, HANDS OF OREGONIANS REACH OUT TO GREET PRESIDENT KENNEDY DURING A VISIT TO TONGUE POINT NAVAL BASE SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS GREG LEMMA ED RIPPET STEVE EARL ROY SIGURDSON SGT. AT ARMS VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT SGT. 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AT ARMS Francine Avdo.te Janice ANDERSON Ross BaiLey Nancy Battweser Creve BeNsoON Wavne BerRGESON Dave BooTtusBy Don BowserR Dicx Bover Dennis Bovte Hotty BrRAcHER Jorvce Brown Susan BurRNHam Pat Butter Lor: CamPBELL Lynne CarRTWRIGHT Penny CorFrFmMan Diane Cote Jane Core Mark Co.cttins Bruce Comss Jerry Comstock Nevcrtie Comstock Frebd Cook Bev Crarrt Dan Cora Sanpra Cutsertson HeEten Dotson Ross Baitey anno Marsuoa Horr- MAN RELAX DURING THE SADIE Hawkins Dance, Marovectct Ecvcior+rt Wanda ELroy Dick Facue LinnEA FisHEeR Mike FuukINGER Carort Fours Mary Frame Corine Girt Terry Grant Mary GREENOUGH Lesctie Hatsetu IRENE HANTHORNE Terry Harrier KatHie Harris CuHrist1 Hawkins Brian HENDRICKSON | Ep HenNprRICKSON Gary Hite SUHS stubdents CROUND AROUND TO GET A GLIMPSE OF THEIR NEW VICTORY SE UL. 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SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS JIM HOFFMAN GARY HANSEN SANDY MCCALL RON SOPKO SGT. AT ARMS SGT. AT ARMS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT JIM COLE SYD JONES SEGRETARY TREASURER SUSAN APA LYNDA BARNES NORMA BARKER JIM BEAM ROBERT BEATTY GEORGE BECHTOLD CATHY BERG DAVID BERRY DICK BETZER CRAIG BREMER STEVE P,. BROWN CHUCK BUCKLEY JOE BULLERI SYLVIA BUNDY RUSS CHURCH BUTCH CLARRY JIM COLE JIMMY E,. COLE JOHN COMSTOCK KRIS COOK BEV CRAFT BRAND DICHTER DONNA DOBSON DON DUMONTET PAM ELLIOT ALLAN ERICKSON JIM FAUST MYRA FURNISH DEBBIE GANDY GARY HANSEN CHERYL HARDIE BILL HARRISON TERRY HARTNAN LINDA HAWKINS LINDA HENSLEY ELLEN HERRMANN JAN HERRON JIM HOFFMAN ALICE HOGLUND MIKE HONAN KATHY HORNBECK DONALD HUNT MACK JEREMIAH BARBARA JOHNSON JOHN JOHNSON pSYD JONES DAN JOURDAN DENNIS KADERA LYNDA KELT “JON KEMHUS RAMONA KINSEY KENNY KUEHN RANDY LARRANCE ROSEY LESSARD SANDRA LOFGREN SHARON LONG JOHN LORENTZEN RANDY LOWE RICK LUCAS LINDA LYNN SUSAN MATTHEWS JIM MCCALL SANDY MCCALL KATHY MCMINN BRUCE MCVEY LYNDA MOFFITT as TOM MORRELL MIKE MUELLER GARY NELSON os PAUL ORDWAY SANDRA ORDWAY KEN OWEN JUDY PACHAL MARY PALMER JUDY PATTERSON a JEAN RAITANEN ZACH RAMEY : SHERRY RICKETTS RACHEL ROBINSON Vivi RODE BONNIE PEDERSON SANDY PERRY LORETTA PETERSON ALAN PHELAN STFTEeve PHILLIPS DENNIS ROTH LARRY SAGE CHUCK SAYLOR COLEMAN SCHLEISS CAROL SCOGGIN WANDA SKALING FOR! SKIPPER CATHIE SMITH DAVE SMITH BOB SMITS 2 RON SOPKO RONNY TRENHOLM LYNDA VAN HORN RACE WASSON AM WEBBER JOHN WEBER SUSAN WELLS CHUCK WOOD MELODY WORF FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS os ° MIKE HERRON JOE LORRETT MIKE MULDOON BARBIE SNELL BRIAN EVANS TOM GREENOUGH REPRESENTATIVE SGT. AT ARMS SGT. AT ARMS SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT DAWN ALBERTI CONNIE AULD LEROY BAPPRE STEVE BAPTIST JULIE BARTLETT PAUL BASSETT FRED BEATTY STEVE BEUDREAU KEN BLACKETER RICK BLASER SUSAN BOWSER DANIEL BOYER BARBARA BR ONOUGH BARBARA BROWN DON BROWN HARVEY BROWN JULIE BROWN ROBERT BUERK JANICE BURSTOW FRANCES CHISHOLM KAREN CLAPSADDLE JOHN CRAFARD RANDY CURS JOHN DEAN SANDI DEHNER DENNIS DINWIDDIE CHERYL DOBSON BRIAN EVANS Bilt FACKERALL JUDY FAUST CYNTHIA GANDY ALETA GEE TOM GREENOUGH JON HANDA RANDY HARTILLE DON HARTMAN JERRY HARRINGTON SHARI HARRIS MEL HEBERT MIKE HERRON LYNNE HORNING BRIAN HORNSHUH LARRY HORRELL KATHY HOWELL MITCHEAL HUNT AARON JACOBSEN GLENN JACOBSEN DAVID JEREMIAH BRUCE JOHNSON PAULA JOHNSON FRANK JONES WALTER KELLER FRANK KELSO DIANE KINSEY NANCY KLEVER JOE LORETT MARGOT LATAMORE KATHY LAWRENCE PHILIP LEMMA PETE LUTH LINDA MCFARLAND PIERRE MARCHAND PAUL MELING MIKE MELOY DUANE MOELLER DARLENE MOFFITT PAM MORGAN GLORIA MORTON MIKE MULDOON KES NEMZeEt LYNDA NELSON JANIS NORBERG TONY NORTON DOUG PARCHER MIKE PARKER OI1CK PATTERSON JOE PERRIGO SUSAN PERRIN JOHN PERSHING ALTA PFREHM™M PATTY PHELAN JOANNE PHILLIPS JUDY PHILLIPS GAY POWELL CHERYL RASMUSSEN CAROL RODEN MIKE ROSHAY JOANNE SCHLAPPI SUE SCHMIDT HARRY SCHOENBORN VICKI SHULTS PAT SIZEMORE PAULA SMITH SUSAN SMITH BARBIE SNELL PILL MAN SROUF E FRANK STEWART MIKE SWEENEY TIM TEEYViN TED THOMPSON TOM THOMPSON LEO TRUCKE JEANNIE UZELAC JAMES VAUGHAN BilLlL WALKER JIM WARE DENNIS WEISS BARBARA WELLS PATTI WOLFE YOUNG YUILE GORDON ZIMMERLE ig - VARSITY FOOTBALL BOTTOM ROW-— L. TO Re GEORGE DAGGATT, JACK KERWIN, MANAGER GEORGE BECHTOLD, CHUCK SAYLOR, COACH STEVE JOHNSON, 1ST. ROW-—— COACH NEAL MAINE, JON JOHNSON, RON MULLER ED SHERMAN, ALLEN PULLEY, TERRY GRANT, NEEDHAM WARD, RICK LUCAS, RICK CAVANAUGH 2ND ROW—-— SANDY MCCALL, BRAND DICHTER, GARY HANSEN, DOUG SMITH, KENNY TREHARNE, BOB CHISHOLM, RICK TRUCKE, JAY BANDONIS, RICH CHISHOLM, GENE FAUST, JEROME SCHINDERLE, CLEVE BENSON, NORM MCLAREN, SYD JONES, 3RD ROW-— MANAGER FRED COOK, STEVE PHILLIPS, REID LARSON, ED HENDRICKSON, ROY SIGURDSON, JAN HERRON, TERRY HARTILL, MIKE GRAHAM, RON SOPKO, DALLAS COOK, MARCUS WRIGHT, AND MANAGER DAVID GASSNER, HEAD COACH JAY BANDONIS STEVE JOHNSON HONORARY CO-CAPTAIN ASSISTANT COACH NEAL MAINE NEED WARD HONORARY CO-CAPTAIN MOST INSPIRATIONAL PLAYER Wie eae FRANK LEAHY, FORMER NOTRE DAME GRID COACH ADDRESSES FOOTBALL BANQUET JAY BANDONIS (21), BULLS HIS WAY FOR EXTRA YARDAGE AGAINST THE BANKS BRAVES ABOVE, GULLS AND ROYALS SQUARE OFF FOR ANOTHER PLAY BELOW, SOPHOMORE RON SOPKO (30), GOES FOR A PASS IN RICK TRUCKE (21), EVADES A WARRENTON WARRIOR IN A HOTLY CONTESTED GRID TRADITIONAL FOR BOTH TEAMS THE NORTH CATHOLIC BLOODFEST. SCORES GULLS—21 CONCORDIA-7 GULLS-—40 CLATSKANIE-—0O GULLS-6 NORTH CATHOLIC 20 GULLS—43 NEAH—KAH-NIE-—7 GULLS-—39 RAINIER-6 GULLS—-34 WARRENTON-7 GULLS-37 BANKS-—0O GULLS—40 VERNONIA-—7 GULLS-—27 HOOD RIVER-6 GUARD GREG POLLOCK (66), LEADS THE WAY, RIGHT BY HIS PRIME BLOCKING ASSIGNMENT, AS TWO UNIDENTIFIED EN-— EMIES TAKE ADVANTAGE. (PLAY LOST TEN YARDS) ABOVE, END ROY SIGURDSON, LONE GULL ON THE 1964 ALL STATE SQUAD THIS YEAR'S SEASIDE SEAGULL FOOTBALL TEAM FINISHED SECOND IN THE COWAPA LEAGUE WITH A NEAR-PERFECT RECORD OF EIGHT WINS, AGAINST ONLY ONE LOSS. THE SINGLE BLEMISH IN THE GULL VICTORY COLUMN WAS A REVERSAL AT THE HANDS OF THE NORTH CATHOLIC ROYALS 20-7, THE SUBSEQUENT SECOND PLACE ELEVEN IN THE A -2 STATE FINALS. STEVE JOHNSON, IN HIS FIRST YEAR AS HEAD COACH, REPLACING FORMER HEAD TUTOR CHET BOWSER, SAW AN SUHS LEAGUE WIN SKEIN OF 42 STRAIGHT COWAPA TRIUMPHS COME TO A CONCLUSION AT THE HANDS OF THE ROYALS. AS AN OVERALL PICTURE, HOWEVER, THE GULL SCHEDULE WAS SUCCESSFUL AND A GREAT DEAL OF THIS SUCCESS CAN BE ATTRIBUTED TO COACH JOHNSON AND ASSIS— TANT NEAL MAINE. CONGRATULATIONS GULLS, ON A SEASON WELL PLAYED. GULL'IS BATTLE-TESTED DOWNFIELD BLOCKING PROWESS STRUCK FEAR INTO THE HEARTS OF MANY AN OPPONENT. AS SHOWN PICS BY (40), ABOVE. IN THESE TWO ED SHERMAN AND DAL COOK,, LEFT, AND GEORGE DAGGATT JAYVEES AND FROSH ROW 1, Le. TO Re. RICK BOYER, JIM FAUST, ROW 2 Le. TO Re JOHN WRIGHT, MIKE BOOTHBY, BRUCE MCVEY, JOHN WEBER, JIM HOFFMAN, KEN TREHARNE, JOHN JOHNSON, JOHN COMSTOCK, JOHN KEHMUS, CHUCK SAYLOR, ROW 3 L. TO. R.« SYD JONES BRAND DICHTER, STEVE PHILLIPS, BILL HARRISON, JAN HERRON, BOB SMITS, GARY HANSEN, SANDY MCCALL, PAUL ORDWAY, MIKE MUELLER, RANDY LOWE, JEROME SCHINDERLE, JOE HARDY, COACH TOM HOUSE. 1ST ROW Lv. TO Re MANAGER HARRY SHOENBORN, MIKE MELOY, HARVEY BROWN, PETE MARCHAND, BRIAN HORNSHUE, BILL FACKEREL, Vic COOK, DON HARTMAN, MANAGER LARRY HORRELL, ROW 2 L TO R. ASST. COACH JAMES FAIRCHILD, FRED BEATTY, LARRY JEREMIAH, VERN WEAVER, BRIAN EVANS, PAUL BASSETT, MIKE HERRON, JOE LORETT, VIC SMITH, COACH LARRY HALLER, ROW 3. L.TO R. GARY LORENTZEN, PETER LUTH, RANDY HARTILL, MIKE PARKER, MIKE MULDOON, JIM WARE, JERRY HARRINGTON. VARSITY BASKETBALL FROM L. TO R. JEROME SCHINDERLE, GEORGE DAGGATT, CLEVE BENSON, DAVE BUERK, ROY SIGURDSON, TERRY HARTILL, MIKE GRAHAM, GENE FAUST, ED RIPPET, TOM ROBINSON, KNEELING, COACH TOM HOUSE. THE '63-64 VERSION SEAGULL BASKETBALL FIVE ENDED THE SEASON WITH A SUCCESSFUL 14-9 MARK, GOOD FOR A SECOND PLACE SLOT BEHIND WARRENTON IN THE WESTERN HALF OF THE COWAPA LEAGUE. DUE TO INJURIES, PLUS THE LOSS OF VETERAN SENIOR STAN JOHNSON AT MID— SEASON, THE GULLS WERE NEVER AT FULL STRENGTH TOWARD THE END OF THE SCHEDULE, WHERE IT COUNTED THE MOST, THE SUHS QUINT HAD TO SETTLE FOR THIRD PLACE IN THE LEAGUE PLAY-OFFS, AS THE BOWED TO NORTH CATHOLIC IN THE INITIAL ENCOUNTER, 58-41, AND TROUNCED WARRENTON THE SECOND NIGHT 44-30, CONGRATS TO YOU GULLS, AND TO COACH TOM HOUSE (NOW WITH A 71-26 RECORD FOR 4 YEARS AT SUHS) ON A SUCCESSFUL SEASON, ROY SIGURDSON MIKE GRAHAM COACH TOM HOUSE HONORARY CAPTAIN MOST INSPIRATIONAL PLAYER TOM ROBINSON DAVE BUERK seasipeE 40 ASTORIA seEasipeE 67 TOLEDO seasipe 46 NEWPORT seAsipE 43 CANBY sEAsIDE 39 CLATSKANIE SEASIDE 63 NEAHKAHNIE seEAsipE 56 NEWPORT SEASIDE 63 BANKS seasipeE 40 WARRENTON seasipeE 64 VERNONIA SEASIDE 62 NEAHKAHNIE seasipeE 49 NESTUCCA seasipeE 56 NEAHKAHNIE seasipeE 49 BANKS SEAsiDE 59 CLATSKANIE seasipeE 45 WARRENTON seEasipE 72 VERNONIA sEAsiIDE 37 NESTUCCA SEAsIDE 51 WAHTONKA seasipe 68 NEAHKAHNIE seEAsiDE 42 WAHTONKA LEAGUE PLAYOFFS seasipeE 41 NORTH CATHOLIC GEORGE DAGGATT seasipe 44 WARRENTON GENE FAUST ED RIPPET ROW 1, LL. TO R, BOB SMITS, JAN HERRON, GARY HANSEN, RON SOPKO, STEVE PHILLIPS, ROW2, tL TO R, TERRY GRANT, JOHN JOHNSON, PAUL ORDWAY, BRIAN EVANS, JOHN COMSTOCK, JOE HARDY, JOHN KEHMUS, BRIAN HENDRICKSON, ROW 3, L. TO R, COACH SSMILEYS STEVE JOHNSON, BRAND DICHTER, BOB NIMMO, RICK STOUT, JIM COLE, JIM FAUST. ROW 1, LL. TO R, TOM GREENOUGH, TEDDIE THOMPSON, DOUG PARCHER, GARY LORENTZEN, MIKE MULDOON, DON BROWN, ROW 2, JOE LORETT, JIM WARE, FRANK STEWART, HARVEY BROWN, DICK PATTERSON, LARRY HORRELL, ROW 3, MIKE ROSHAY, RANDY HARTILL, ROBERT BUERK, KEN BLACKETER, STEVE BAPTIST, BRIAN EVANS. VARSITY BASEBALL ei . 4 ROW 1 L.TO R. CLEVE BENSON, JAY BANDONIS, DAVE BUERK, STEVE PHILLIPS. ROW TWO, BAT BOY PETER TER HAR, JIM COLE, ROY SIGURDSON, BUTCHIER CLARRY, TERRY GRANT, COACH EVERETT CLARRY, ROW THREE, GENE FAUST, GEORGE DAGGATT, SANDY MCCALL, GARY HANSEN, RICK LUCAS. MANAGER JIM KENDALL NOT PICTURED, SCHEDULED VARSITY SCORES ASTORIA ul SEASIDE SEASIDE LAKE OSWEGO SEASIDE LAKE OSWEGO SEASIDE ASTORIA SEASIDE ASTORIA COACH EV CLARRY SEASIDE KNAPPA SEASIDE KNAPPA SEASIDE KNAPPA SEASIDE NEAHKAHNIE SEASIDE BANKS SEASIDE NEAHKAHNIE SEASIDE KNAPPA SEASIDE NEAHKAHNIE SEASIDE KNAPPA SEASIDE NEAHKAHNIE atin $$ AWOONN DONIO O NY SEASIDE BANKS =DAOFHROK ODOR WWONW — LEAGUE PLAYOFFS SEASIDE 1 NORTH CATHOLIC 2 SEASIDE 1 NORTH CATHOLIC 0 SEASIDE 1 NORTH CATHOLIC 0 STATE PLAYOFFS QUARTER-FINALS SEASIDE 6 YAMHILL—CARLTON SEMI-FINALS SEASIDE 0 NEWPORT A LITTLE PRE-GAME BULL PEN SESSIONse«.s BaseBALL AT SUHS SHOULD BE SPELLED WITH A Cnr, THe ncn WOULD STAND FOR COACH EV CLARRY, WHO IN HIS SEVEN YEARS AT SEASIDE HIGH HAS COMPILED AN IMPRESSIVE 70-27 RECORD, INCLUDING FOUR COWAPA LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS AND ONE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP. THis YEAR'S DIAMOND SQUAD PROVED NO EXCEPTION TO THE RULE OF SUCCESS, WINNING ELEVEN AND MOST INSPIRATIONAL PLAYER LOSING ONLY FOUR. THEY RAN THROUGH THE LEAGUE WITH A 5-1 RECORD AND DEFEATED NORTH CATHOLIC TO GAIN A STATE QUARTER-FI-— NAL BERTH. AFTER DEFEATING YAMHILL—-CARL— TON THEY ADVANCED TO THE SEMIS WHERE THEY MET DEFEAT AT THE HANDS OF THE NEWPORT CUBS, CoNGRATULATIONS GULLS ON YOUR FINE TEAM EFFORT. HONORARY CAPTAIN a +AY BANDONIS SIGURDSON SENIOR STANDOUTS (aBpove teFT) GEORGE DAGGA (ABOVE) GENE FAUST (LEFT) DAVE BUERK JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL LTO R, JIM VAUGHN, COLEMAN SCHLEISS, KEN BLACKETER, TOM GREENOUGH, JIM FAUST, JERRY HARRINGTON, JOHN KEHMUS, BILL HARRISON, COACH LARRY HALLER, NOT PICTURED ARE STEVE BAPTIST, JON WEBER, JOHN JOHNSON, DENNIS BOYLE, DON HARTMAN, VARSITY TRACK ROW 1, L TO R., MANAGER TED SCHOENBORN, MIKE MCNALLEY, RANDY LOWE, MEL HEBERT, MACK— ERAL FACKERAL, TEDDIE THOMPSON, BRIAN EVANS, DON BROWN, GARY NELSON, JOE LORETT, JIM HOFFMAN. ROW 2,ASST. COACH TOM HOUSE, MANAGER LEROY HUCKLEBERRY, PAUL ORDWAY, BOB LAMENDOLA, JON COMSTOCK, RICH CHISHOLM, TONGUE WARD, RICKIE TRUCKE, MARCOOZIE WRIGHT, MUSCLES POLLOCK, BIG JOHN WRIGHT, HEAD . COACH STEVE ™ HOLLYWOOD nu JOHNSON, ROW 3, RON SOPKO, JAN HERRON, BOB SMITS, DICKIE FAGUE, DENNIS DADDY LONGLEGS LONG, FARMBOY N TERRY HARTILL, BIG ED HENDRICKSON, JACKS KERWIN, DOUGIE SMITH, RICKIE TRUCKE JUMPS FOR JOY AT THE 1964 TRACK SUCCESSES, AND A WIN FOR DISTANCE MAN DICK FAGUE LEADS THE WAY HIM IN THE HIGH JUMP, TO A CONVINCING WIN IN HIS 880 YD. SPECIALTY. GREG PRETTY BOY POLLOCK HURLS HIS JAVELIN ENTIRELY OFF THE PAGE, IN HIS FIELD SPECIALTY. JIM HOFFMAN DRIVES FOR A WIN LOW HURDLES, IN THE Track Actions DESPITE HIS AMPUTATION PROBLEMS IN THIS PICTURE, RICK TRUCKE GETS OFF A FINE LEAP IN THE BROAD JUMP, Coacu STEVE JOHNSON!S 1964 TRACK SQUAD ENDED A SUCESSFUL SEASON WITH A CONVINCING SUB-—-DISTRICT TRIUMPH AND A SECOND PLACE SLOT AT DISTRICT, HELD AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND OVAL. CLIMAXING NUMEROUS DUAL MEET VICTORIES DURING THE REGULAR SEASON, THE GULLS SENT ONLY TWO DIST ANCE MEN, NEED WARD AND DICK FAGUE TO THE STATE MEET. SENIOR TWO-MILER NEED WARD SET THE ONLY SCHOOL RECOR THIS YEAR WITH A _ 10,30.0 CLOCKING IN HIS SPECIALTY. W TRACK ROW 1, LL. TO R. PIERRE MARCHAND, JIM WARE, LEO TRUCKE, FRANK STEWART, TED THOMPSON, MIKE MUELLER, DON BROWN, GARY NELSON, ROW 2. MEL, HEBERT, BOB LAMENDOLA, DICK BETZER, RANDY LOWE, CHUCK WOOD, BILL FACKERAL, BRIAN EVANS, JOE LORETT, JOHN WRIGHT. ae Le “oud 7 ay ae SPRINTERS BUNDY AND KERWIN STRAIN FOR JUNIOR ED HENDRICKSON PUTS OUTH THE TAPE AT THE END OF THE 100 YD. DASH. FOR EXTRA INCHES IN THE SHOT PUT. BOYS TEAM, ist. row, L To R, BIRAN HORNSHUH, ED SHERMAN, PAT SIZEMORE, LEROY BOPPRE. MIKE ROSHAY, JOE PERRIGO, GARY LORENTZEN. 2ND. ROW, L TO R, COACH CHET BOWSER, DON BOW- SER, ED RIPPET, MIKE GRAHAM, STEVE EARL, BRIAN HENDRICKSON, JEROME SCHINDERLE, KEN TRE- HARNE, SYD JONES, AND MIKE HERRON, TEAM CAPTAIN . ms GIRLS TEAM, t To R, LINNEA FISHER, TERESA KINDAL, CAROL WOOD COACH CHET BOWSER, SALLY HERRON, BETTY TURNOW SUSAN BOWSER ED RIPPET GOLF, 1964 THE 164 SUHS LINKSTERS COMP -— ILED AN ENVIABLE RECORD OF 26 WINS, AGAINST ONLY 7 LOSSES, THE GULLS WERE SECOND IN THE LEAGUE TO WARRENTON, AND ONE OF THREE A-2 TEAMS IN OREGON TO QUALIFY FOR THE STATE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS, SENIOR MIKE GRAHAM (ONLY A SINGLE STROKE OFF THE ALL-STATE TEAM) PACED THE 1964 SUHS STATE GOLF TEAM INCLUDES FROM L TO THE GULLS TO AN 18TH PLACE SPOT. R, BRIAN HENDRICKSON, SID JONES, MIKE GRAHAM, AND ED RIPPET. ORGANIZATIONS SEABREEZE STAFF AD MANAGERS EDITOR ADVISOR JACKIE MCKEE MR. HERUAF DONNA LAYTON CHERYL BURSTOW FACULTY EDITOR SCOTT CHURCH, SPORTS EDITORS JAY OAKMAN ED SHERMAN DRIFTING SANDS STAFF AD MANAGERS EDITOR JERRY OLSON SUSAN HERRON SBISOR BURNHAM MR. HERAUF NEWS EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHERS DALLAS COOK ROBERT CHISHOLM,JIM CULVER SUZANNE IUNGERICH ASSISTANT EDITOR KEN O'TOOLE UHS BAND ROW 1, L TO R, LINDA HENSLEY, JULIE BARTLETT, SUSAN BOWSER,GAY POWELL, LYNN HORNING, SUSAN SMITH, LUANN LEE, JEAN RAITENAN, LINDA SCHLAPPI, GRACE WASSON, PAM MORGAN, ROW 2, L TO R, ELLA PARKER, BARBARA JOHNSON, NANCY KLEVER, LINN, NEIZEL, BARBARA BRONAUGH, RONNY TRENHOLM, ELLEN HERRMANN, CARLA HEGLER, EVA WARD, KAREN KNUTSON, GEORGE BECTOLD, ROW 3, L TO R, RANDY CURS, PETER LUTH, JOHN MELING, DAVE MCCLURE, FRANK STUART, RICK TRUCKE, ALLEN PULLEY, HOWARD BROWN, PAUL MELING, ALLEN ERICKSON, DAVID WARREN, DWAYNE MCQUILLAMS, ROW 4, L TO R, MIKE HERRON, TOM GREENOUGH, WALLY PACHEL, DOUG BUNDY, LYLE HOR- RELL, DOUG SMITH, CALVIN RODEN, TIM LINDSEY, PETER SCROFE, FRANK KELSO, LEROY HUCKLEBERRY, RUSS CHURCH, BAND DIRECTOR, MR. DOMITROVICH, OFFICERS aS ES Ea Ls, SCHLAPPI, V.P., L, LEE, SEC., L. NEITZEL, TREAS., C. HEGLER, LIBRARIAN, A. PULLEY, SGT. AT ARMS, R. TRUCKE, PRES., L. HOR- RELL, QUARTERMASTER, W. PA— Mr. DomitrRovicH CHAL, SGT. AT ARMS. SUHS CHORUS ROW 1, LL. TO R, KATHY BROOKS, DONNA BEAVER, BARBIE WATKINS, JANICE COMSTOCK, JUDY PHILLIPS, DEE ANDERSON, HARRIET PEDERSON, MARILYN OLSEN, CHAROLETTE WEAVER, IRENE HANTHORNE, ROW 2, RRANCINE ADOLF, CHERYL MARTZ, TERESA KINDALL, ELAINE @LEBE, BEV HANTHORNE, JANEY WHITE, JANICE BROWN, LINDA DAILEY, SANDRA CULBERTSON, ROW 3, MIKE FLUKINGER, LYLE HORRELL, TIM NEWMAN, GRANT SEAL, BILL PERSHING, FRED COOK, JERRY COMSTOCK, JOHN MELING, CAROL. WILSON, AND JOHN SMITH. OFFICERS DIRECTOR Lu. TOR, SGTS. AT ARMS, LYLE HORRELL, CAROL WILSON, JANICE BROWN, LIBRARIANS, CHAROLETTE WEAVER, ELAINE KLEBE, IRENE HANTHORNE, Vv.P., SHARON SMITH, PRESIDENT, JANEY WHITE. GIRLS’ LEAGUE tL TO R, SHIRLEEN COLE, PRES., HOLLY BRACHER, JUN. REP., JANIS ANDERSON, TREAS., DIANE COLE, V.P., JAN HUNDERE, SEC,., RUTH MULDOON, SGT. AT ARMS, SUE OAKMAN, HISTORIAN, MARSHA HOFFMAN, SGT. AT ARMS, SUE BOWSER,FROSH REP., JUDY PATTER-— SON, GIRL OF MONTH CHAIRMAN. FRIENDLINESS DEPENDABILITY ACTIVE SANDI PEDERSON SUZANNE LUNGERICH BEV MACLEAN GIRLS OF THE MONTH f — 7 = SWEETHEART BALL LTO R, JUNIOR PRINCESS, JANIS ANDERSON AND ESCORT BOB NIMMO, QUEEN, FRESH— MAN, SUSAN BOWSER AND ESCORT ZACH RAMEY, SENIOR PRINCESS, DIXIE SMITH, AND ESCORT JERRY OLSON, SOPHOMORE PRINCESS, LINDA VANHORN AND ESCORT JIM COLE. LEADERSHIP COURTEOUS SCHOLARSHIP SHIRLEEN COLE JANIS ANDERSON WANDA LOUTZENHISER THESPIANS SEATED, L TO R, DAVE BOOTHBY, DIANE HERRMANN, SANDY BUMP, JANE PERRIGO, STANDING, L TO R, BRUCE COMBS, JANE KOHL, JERI ILER, LINDA OLSON, TERRY FRANCISCO, JOYCE LORRETT, CARLA HEGLER, CATHIELIVELY, AND MIKE MCNALLY, PRESIDENT ie ADVISOR Bruce Comss Mr. FaircuHito NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1, L. TO R, CATHIE LIVELY, STEVE SURCLIFF, HOLLY BRACHER, BETTY TURNOW, LINDA SCHLAPPI WANDA LOUTZENHISER, MRS. JONES, ROW 2, L TO R, BOB NIMMO, STEVE EARL, JAY OAKMAN, GREG LEMMA, TERRY GRANT, SUZANNE IUNGERICH, AND JAN HUNDERE, THE PURPOSE, AS WELL AS BASIS NATIONAL : FOR MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL HON— OR SOCIETY IS CENTERED AROUND THE QUALITIES OF SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP, SERVICE AND CHARACTER, AT THE ANNUAL SPRING INDUCTION CEREMONY, DON BOWSER, JIM COLE,GARY HILL, SYD JONES, KATHLEEN MCMINN, LINNEA NEITZEL, AND NEED WARD TOOK THE OATH TO UPHOLD THE IDEALS OF THE NATIONAL. HONOR SOCIETY PURPOSE, PRESIDENT Jay OaKkmMan RALLY SQUAD VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 4 Satty ReEeEbD Craunia Urtrer Betty Turnow BY THE SEA, BY THE SE A, BY THE BEAUTIFUL SEA.'' VARSITY RALLY —EEEEEE™ STEVIE WRIGHT, FRANCINE ADOLF, CAROL WOOD, CATHIE SMITH, AND TERRI BENSON PRESIDENT 4 a | Fail - = - ¥ : ane o se ae = MYRA FURNISH PAM WEBBER a PEP CLUB ROW 1, LL. TO R, TONI SKIPPER, TERRY HARTMAN, LINDA VANHORN, SANDI PEDERSON, NORMA BARKER, SUSAN WELLS, JUDY PATTERSON, ROW 2, JOANNE SCHLAPP!I, DAWN ALBERTI, VICKIE SHULTS, SUSAN APA, KATHY LAWRENCE, JULIE BARTLETT, ROW 3, SUSAN BOWSER, BARBIE SNELL, CHERYL HARDIE, SUSIE PERRIN, KAREN CLAPPSAD-— DLE, JUDY FAUST. THE PEP CLUB WAS A NEWLY FORMED CLUB AT SUHS IN '63-'64, THE CLUB MADE SIGNS FOR ALL GAMES PRESIDENT AND HAD A CHEERING SECTION AT ALL GAMES. THEY MADE IT MANDATORY THAT FOR A GIRL TO TYROUT FOR RALLY THEY MUST FIRST BE AN ACTIVE MEM-— BER OF FEP CLUB. THE PEP CLUB ELECTED AS THEIR OFFICERS FOR '63-'64, PRESIDENT, SANDI PEDERSON, VICE PRESIDENT, LINDA VANHORN, NORMA BARKER, SECRETARY, SUSAN WELLS, TREASURER, TERRY HART-— MAN AND JUDY PATTERSON, SGTS. AT ARMS. Sanp1 PepERSON ROW 1, LL. TO R, TOM ROBINSON, STAN JOHNSON, MASUD ELHAMI, ROW 2, JAY OAKMAN, ED SHERMAN, NEED WARD, REID LARSON, MIKE GRAHAM, SANDY MCCALL, ED RIPPET, JERRY OLSON, ROW 3, TERRY HARTILL, ROY SIGURDSON, RON SOPKO, TERRY GRANT, JAY BAN— DONIS, JAN HERRON, AND ALLEN PULLEY. ADVISOR Mr. luNGERICH PRESIDENT 1s Loaneess pip I EveER TELL You asouT cs 1 at H:-Y BOYS ENJOY THE SENTENCE PASSED ON AN SUHS GIRL AT KanGaroo Court DURING Twirp SEASON. FRONT ROW, FROM LEFT, JAY BANDONIS, ED SHERMAN, RON SOPKO, JURY, JERRY OLSON, PROSECUTION, NEED WARD, JUDGE, DOBE PULLEY, COU NCIL FOR DEFENSE, BACK ROW, ROY SIGURDSON, TERRY HARTILL, SHERRIFS. WHITECAPS Oe ae: LTO R, CAROL PERRIN, DIANE HERRMANN, LINDA SCHLAPPI, DIXIE SMITH, LUANNE LEE SUSAN OAKMAN, CAROL FOUTS, PENNY COFFMAN, CATHY HORNBECK, ELLEN HERRMANN, AND LINNEA NEITZEL, THE WHITE CAPS AGAIN RAN THE CONCES— SIONS STAND DURING THE '63—!'64 SCHOOL YEAR. THEY HELPED SERVE AT SPORTS SNO-BALL BANQUETS AND SPONSORED THE ANNUAL SNO-BALL. NO OTHER PICTURES WERE AVAILABLE OF THE SNO-BALL. ADVISOR Miss Wuite SID Susan Oakman QUEEN SANDI EVANS ESCORT RUSS EARL LETTERMEN FRONT ROW, LTO R, STEVE JOHNSON, ADVISOR, ROY SIGURDSON, ED SHERMAN, GEORGE DAGGATT, TOM ROBINSON, BOB CHISHOLM, JAN HERRON, MASUD ELHAMI, JAY OAKMAN, ROW 2, DAVE BUERK, MARCUS WRIGHT, CLEVE BENSON, JERRY SCHINDERELE, KEN TREHARNE, JAY BANDONIS, RICK TRUCKE, GARY HANBEN, JACK KERWIN, TERRY GRANT, ROW 3, GREG POLLICK, JOHN BOHNSON, DENNIS LONG, RICH CHISHOLM, NORM MCLAREN, DICK FAGUE, DAVE GASSNER, JOHN WRIGHT, MIKE GRAHAM, ROW 4, RON SOPKO, JIM HOFFMAN, FRED COOK, GARY PARCHER, STEVE PHILLIPS, NEED WARD, SANDY MCCALL, RICK LUCAS, ROW 5, DOUG SMITH, STEVE EARL, ED HENDRICKSON, TERRY HARTILL, GENE FAUST. POLITICAL PARTIES Ee UTOPIAN PARTY SECRETARY CRATICAN PARTY SECRETARY Burry Tokanw ED RIPPET CRATICAN PARTY CONVENTION TYPEWRITERS CLUB FRONT ROW, L TO R, JANICE PHILLIPS, CAROLE SMITH, PAT NEVAN, CONNIE VANHORN, JUDY ZANKICH, BETTY CRAFT, ELAINE KLEBE, BACK ROW, JUDY PETERSON, NANCY BLAKE, CAROL WOOD, PENNY COFFMAN, IRENE HANTHONNE, CATHIE HARRIS. THE TYPEWRITERS CLUB WAS A NEWLY FORMED CLUB AT SUHS DURING 163-164 SCHOOL YEAR. THE ADVISOR WAS MRS. LEHDE AND THE PRES-=— IDENT CAROLE SMITH, THE PURPOSE OF THE CLUB WAS TO SERVE ANY ORGANIZATION IN THE SCHOOL BY AIDING THEM WITH ALL MATERIAL THAT NEEDED TO BE TYPED. FL) Sivoo — — — i r WELCOME FROSK WERE CROWNED FRANNIE AND MIKE THE 1964 FROSH KING '63 KING AND AND QUEE QUEEN JAN N BY THE HERRON AND CATHY BERG THEY DANCE WHICH WAS SPONSORED BY THE REIGNED OVE SOPHOMORES MEN TO SUHS R THE TO WELCOME ALL FRESH - FROSH QUEEN FRANNIE CHISHOM FROSH KING MIKE HERRON a iE FAUST WER MADCAP ATMOSPHERE FIRST TO CATCH HER MARRIED DURING LIL, ABNER DAISEY MAE GENE FAUST CAROL SCOGGIN FOOTBALL HOMECOMING ONCE AGAIN THE ACTIVITIES OF HOMECOMING HELPED TO START THE SCHOOL YEAR OFF WITH A BANG. THE WHOLE SCHOOL PITCHED IN TO BUILD A SUCCESSFUL BONFIRE ND OF COURSE THERE WERE THOSE OYAL PATRONS WHO SPENT THE IGHT ON THE BEACH TO PROTECT HE FIRE FORM VANDALS, JAY WAS HOSEN AS KING FOOTBALL TO EIGN OVER THE HOMECOMING ANCE BY A VOTE OF THE ENTIRE TUDENT BODY JAY BANDONIS POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL POWDER PUFF GIRLS LEAP EVERYWHERE IN AN ATTEMPT TO DO MOST ANYTHING Terry Hartman, SOPHOMORE, USES A HEADLOCK To oveRcOmME EuNICcE RauTio, Senior, CARRYING THE BALL. SENIORS—FRESHMEN 6 JUNIORS—SOPHOMORES 0 TRIUMPHANT FRESHMEN AND SENIOR GIRLS CARRY ONE OF THEIR CoaAcHEes, Neep Warp R. HaccerR LEAVES THE FIELD COVERED WITH MUD OFF THE FIELD. HICH WAS SMASHED ON HIM BY JUNIOR AND FrReSH- EN GIRLS THAT DIDN'T AGREE WITH THE OUTCOME PF THE GAME, JUNIOR PROM JUNIORS SPONSORED A VERY SUCCESSFUL PROM AMIDST THE SALLY REED WAS ATMOSPHERE. A 'TTIPOLYNESIAN PARADISETH!t PROM ON AN ORNATE THRONE CROWNED QUEEN OF THE !63-64 QUEEN SALLY REED AND ESCORT CHUCK NIEMI QUEEN SALLY REIGNS OVER THE PROM. PRINCESS Ye Susan Mooney Crauvnia Urtrer STEPHANIE WriGuHtT PRINCESS PRINCESS PRINCESS RutuH Mutvoon Janis ANDERSON Jan HuNDERE MISS SEASIDE PAGEANT FINALISTS 4 LP en 1ST RUNNER-UP 2ND RUNNER-UP Donna LayvTonN Bev MacteEan MISS CLAT SOP COUNTY MISS SEASIDE SHIRLEEN COLE SPRING CARNIVAL PRING CARNIVAL QUEEN CATHIE SMITH MR. CLARRY HANGS ON IN PREPARATION TO TAKE A DIP AT THE VERY POPULAR DUNK TANK JERI ILER KEPT THE ATMOST-— PHERE LIVELY AS SHE BOUNCED THROUGH THE HALLS THROUGH - OUT THE CARNIVAL, THE JAIL WAS KEPT ALMOST AS BUSY AS THE CITY JAIL THROUGH — OUT THE CARNIVAL. THE HIT OF THE VARIETY SHOW WERE THE BEATLES, MRS. ORD— WAY, MRS. BARTLETT, MRS BURSTOW, AND MRS. COMBS. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY “ROOM TROUBLE” TWO BROTHERS, KEN O'TOOLE AND TERRY HARTILL FIND I1T ISNIT EASY TO SHARE A ROOM IN THEJUNIOR CLASS PLAY. CAST IRVING sesecscoeeseeeee KEN O'TOOLE PETE Recoccccsecesesees TERRY HARTILL MURRAY eecececeeseeessDON BOWSER MR. HAVE NeseeeseeeeseDENNIS SWEENEY MRS. HAVEN. ccoveeees JANE COLE MAXINE eocccceceseeeeesCOLLEEN KELLEY LARRY «eececssecesesess+BOB MATTHEWS VERA s cecccececosseeeeeeeJAN HUNDERE AME LlAceccesceeseeeseesP EG THOMPSON RUBY cccccccecceeeeseeses BARBARA STEPHENS MR. LANGDON, ceeeeeseeDAVE BOOTHBY VANCE seeseeoeeseeeeeees BRIAN HENDRICKSON ROSAL LE seceescccecesesEL LEN ZALK MR. ANSONeccceceeeeseGARY HILL AUNT CAROLINE. seeeeeL- YNDA NORLING DRAMA | CLASS PLAY “The Ego And |” CAST DONeocevceccsscssssesseDAVE BOOTHBY DAISY seccecccccceseessSYLVIA BUNDY ANNE seeeecececeeseesssIUDY PATTERSON SOANeeccececesccsessessBE TTY GRAFT BETTY ceocccescescesess MARSHA HOFFMAN THAD oecccsccesceesees BOB LAMENDOLA CORINE secccccceseseesL- YNDA NORLING MR. MANNIX eeseee0e.ZACK RAMEY HI BABY veccceccceseeesJIM HOFFMAN FISHFACE cesccccscceeeJIM KENDALL SSeccccccesececeeseceesesGREG POLLOCK LINGERY LADY...600ee.MARDY ELLIOTT MIL.LICENT.osccceseeesJIUDY ZANCICH PAULA. coccccccccsceseseJANE KOHL TON lecceccccceeseseceses SUSAN OAKMAN LOLLY ceccccccccescecessCORINE GIRT MITZlececccccccccsceeeseVICKIE JONES TESS lE veccececccceseeesLINDA VANHORN BETTY AND HER DAUGHTER JOAN ARE FEAR-— MISS LINDEN. seseeeeees-NELLIE COMSTOCK FUL OF THE FRIENDLY INDIAN FISHFACE AND GRADY. ccccccccccsceecesJOE PARKER TRY TO CHASE HIM OUT OF THEIR KITCHEN ROSSeccccccccesecscsseseDOUG STRONG LS JOANTS FATHER, DON, LAUGHINGLY LOOKS LABOR ss caccdssesrccaceQunea POLLOCK ANNE TRIES TO HELP POUND A FEW POUNDS OFF OF HER SISTER, JOAN, “The Miracle Worker” “Swinging High” PRINCIPAL... BRUCE COMBS TEACHERS BARBIE WATKINS CAST FRED COOK MARILYN OLSON ANNIE SBSULLIVAN...55:+:+-.:3dANE PERRIGOO DIANE HERRMANN HELEN KELLER.....+4-2-+--GCATHIE LIVELY LYLE HORRELL MOTHER.... SANDRA BUMP MIKE MCNALLY -BRUCE COMBS - CHRIS COOK MIKE MCNALLY CHARMAINE WORF -LINDA OLSON SYLVIA BUNDY -JOYCE LORRETT SUSAN BOWSER LARRY SCHULZE CARLA HEGLER TERESA KINDALL CONNIE. cece eeeeeeeeeess FRANCINE ADOLF vibe? a® wear IUNGERICH a. = Py SUZANNE —_— = — — — — om | — Cc cs VALEDICTORIAN SENIOR GRUB DAY GARY PARCHER, TOM ROBINSON, JAY OAKMAN, AND ED SHERMAN, ALL IN HIGH SPIRITS AS GRADUATION NEARS, HAM IT UP FOR THE CAMERA MASUD DECIDED TO WEAR A Sur FOR GRUB DAY AND CHOSE A HAT SUITABLE FOR OREGON WEATHER SENIOR CLASS DAY HONOR CORD GRADUATES GREG LEMMA AND CATHIE LIVELY LEAVE THE ASSEMBLY DURING CLASS DAY GARY PARCHER EYES THE CAMERA AS HE AND TERRY FRANCISCO ENTER THE CLASS DAY ASSEMBLY GEORGE DAGGATT AND JANE KOHL MARCH OUT OF THE ASSEMBLY GRADUATION JUNE 3RD, 1964 GUEST SPEAKER HONOR CORD GRADUATES CATHIE LIVELY STEVE EARL SUZANNE IUNGERICH GREG LEMMA WANDA LOUTZENHISER NEED WARD STEVE BROWN JAY OAKMAN STEVE SURCLIFF BETTY TURNOW TOM MCCALL GARY PARCHER RECIEVES HIS DI- CAROL WOOD AND DALLAS COOK PLOMA FROM MR MISCOE, AS MR. RETURN TO THEIR SEATS AFTER HUSCHKA AND MR. MATSON LOOK RECIEVING THEIR DIPLOMAS ON THE WOODEN SEAGULL, “LEFT TO THE SCHOOL BY THE CLASS OF '64, TOWERS ABOVE THE GRADUATING CLASS, THE GUEST SPEAKER, RELATIVES OF THE CLASS, AND THE CLASS MOTTO, 'tSO LITTLE DONE, SO MUCH TO DO.t! ADMINISTRATION - or x 5 9 a of = - O rae oat © Wi S oH eS WY = fae al af PRINCIPAL MR. MATSON MR. HERAUF ENGLISH 4 JOURNALISM PUBLICATIONS MISS CLINE ENGLISH 2 ENGLISH 3 ENGLISH 1 MISS SMITH MR. ANDERSON MR. HALLER ALGEBRA GEOMETRY MATH ANALYSIS ALGEBRA 1 GENERAL MATH STUDENT ACCOUNTS MR. DOMITROVICH MRS. TRUAX HOME ECONOMICS 1, 2, ADVANCED MISS WHITE MR. FARMER DID YOU HEAR ABOUT MR. HUSHKA VICE PRINCIPAL AMERICAN PROBLEMS MR. BOWSER BIOLOGY MR. LEHR MR. HOUSE . SENIOR MATH MRS. NELSON DEAN OF WOMEN MR. IUNGERICH PHYSICS DRIVER'S EDUCATION 9TH MATH GENERAL SCIENCE INTERGRADED MATH CHEMISTRY MR. NYDEGGER GUIDANCE SOCIOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY MRS. HREHA MRS. LEHDE PERSONAL TYPING GENERAL BUSINESS SHORTHAND 1 2 BOOKKEEPING OFFICE PRACTICE TYPING 1 2 SHORTHAND 1 MR. COUNTRYMAN MR. WAGNER ADVANCED METAL GENERAL METAL CRAFTS GENERAL WOOD CABINET MAKING DRAFTING MR. JOHNSON MRS. INMAN MR. CLARRY MR. LARSEN AMERICAN PROBLEMS WORLD CULTURES ATHLETIC DIRECTOR U. S. HISTORY a ‘ é — MRS. KENT TYPING 1 FRENCH 1,2 SPANISH 1 2 LATIN 1 2 MR. FAIRCHILD SPEECH DRAMA 1,2 DEVELOPMENTAL READING BEAUTY AND THE BEAST SCHOOL SECRETARIES MRS. MCLENDON MRS. BARKER MRS. MARLANTES MRS. CLARRY MR. ART KUEHN MR. GRANT HEMPHILL CUSTODIANS MR. VICTOR KAUFMAN MR. CHARLES L. MARSH MR. ILER ee HELLO SUMMER’?! 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