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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1965 volume:

ale” at } tw y 7 —— 5 st a y A — rs ; : = p © _ _ — ——- — SEA BREEZE a debe Hie a. sgl ae Pil a: Ee ek aS DOL Ld : 3 se abreeye Editor Diahe Coleé Asst, Editor Chris Cook Advisor Mrs. Ertitna “Morris With the passage of year s, you may look back upon Photograph} this year as the time when darkness of ignorance suddenly Hi-Lite Studio became bright with the gleam of knowledge. = To preserve a record of these moments and the count- less other experiences of you and your classmates, this an- nual strives to capture the “eyes” and mind of the ¢chol- arship, the leadership, and the activities of Seaside Union High School. Cable of Contents Seniors Underclassmen Activities Organizations Athletics Faculty a a eee Ss a , Su Mem They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the moming We will remember them. Lawrence Binyon | | i i, Ihy ae It) | oN Ws mY os LINDA NORLING “Student Body President” It has been a wonderful and unforgettable experience serving as Student Body President during the past year. I fully appreciate the co-operation I received from the administration and especially the students. Without the confidence and help of the student council members this year would not have been as re- warding. I shall always cherish the friends I made at S,U,S,, and to them I extend my best wishes, and thanks for giving me the privilege of serving as their Student Body President. Sincerely, Bob Nimmo ‘Student Body Officers” Vice-president, Sandy McCall Treasurer, Kathy Hornbeck Sgt. at Arms, Gregg Pollock, Terry Hartill Publicity Director Chaplain Teresa Kindal Susan Mooney AMULET IL AME “All the Way From France” D'autres €tudiouus AFS ont probablememt dit cela avant moi, mais je ne peus pas étre plus sincere quaint je dis que cette année a ete marveilleuse pour moi. Pour cela je remereie l'administretion, les professurs, mais surtout les eleves. Ils m'‘out acceuilli et m'ont donne leur amitie avec une spontanele que je n'esperous pas. De mon cote, j'avais une mission a accomplir: representer mon pays. Si je l'ai bein fait, je senais tres heureuse. C'est la seula chose pue je peux donner eu echange de votre hospits lite. J'espere tout vous revoir eu France ou ici. Amicelement voire Jeanny Other AFS students have probably said this before, but I can't be more sincere when I say that this year was marvelous for me. For this I thank the administration, the faculty but above all the pupils. They welcomed me and gave me their friendship with a spontaneity I didn't hope for. I had a mission to accomplish: to represent my country. If I did it well, I would be happy, for it is the only thing I can give for your hos- pitality. I hope to see all of you in France or here someday, Yours friendly, Jeanine Biscioni JEANINE BISCIONI SENIORS Senior Class Officers Seated, Ross Bailey, President. R. to L. Terry Grant, Vice-president; Holly Bracher, Secretary; Susan Mooney, Treasurer; Judy Zankich, Teresa Kindal, Co-Historians; Ken Toole, Representative; Marcus Wright, Gregg Pol- lock, Sgts. -at-Arms. Our senior year started off with excitement and anticipation of what was to happen during our last year at S,U,H.S, We began by choosing as our leaders Ross Bailey president, Terry Grant vice president, Holly Bracher secretary, Susan Mooney treasurer, Greg Pollock and Marcus Wright sgt. -at-arms, and Judy Zankich and Teresa Kindel as histor ians. We were well represented at both the talent show and the One Act Play contest, We acquired a long awaited lunch line, and demonstrated our class spirit at the many pep assemblies. We sponsored the Senior Carnival and were -co-organizers of the Junior-Senior Prom. Both were huge successes. We presented the school with a school seal and won scholarships totaling $34, 115. Fittings for caps and gowns, trading cards, and marching practice were all a part of getting ready for Grad- uation. Baccalaureate was held June 6 in the cafetorium with the Senior Tea following. Monday morming, June 7 the Senior Breakfast was held at the Seasider, With less than 7 hours left before graduation we had our last marching practice, Finally the clock struck eight and 115 excited seniors marched to receive their diplomas thus ending their days at S,U,H.S, Ross Bailey President FRANCINE ADOLF JANIS ANDERSON ROSS BAILEY CLEVE BENSON WAYNE BERGESON JEANINE BISCIONI DAVID BOOTHBY WALT BOSSOM RICHARD BOYER DENNIS BOYLE HOLLY BRACHER SUSAN BURNHAM MARK COLLINS BRUCE COMBS JERRY COMSTOCK NELLIE COMSTOCK FRED COOK BETTY CRAFT PATTY BUTLER LYNNE CARTWRIGHT LORNA CHRISTIANSEN PENNY COFFMAN DIANE COLE JANE COLE SANDRA CULBERTSON HELEN DOTSON MARDELL ELLIOT DICK FAGUE LINNEA FISHER MIKE FLUKINGER CAROL FOUTS MARY FRAME ROY FREEMAN TERRY GRANT MARY GREENOUGH LESLIE HALSETH ED HENDRICKSON GARY HILL MARSHA HOFFMAN ROY HUCKLEBERRY JAN HUNDERE TOM HYDE BEVERLY HANTHORN IRENE HAN THORN KATHY HARRIS CHRISTI HAWKINS GERALD HEBERT BRIAN HENDRICHSON Soon we will be VICKIE JONES CHARLES JACKSON MICHAEL JACOBSEN COLLEEN KELLY JAMES KENDALL JACK KERWIN TERESA KINDEL ELAINE KLEBE BOB LAMENDOLA KEN LEE LUANNE LEE ROBERT LEE HUGH MEKENNA NORM McLAREN DWAYNE McQUILLIAMS JOHN MELING JOE MEYER RICHARD MOREHOUSE § TIM LINDSEY VIRGINIA LUTH JIM MAKINSTER NAN MAKINSTER CHERYL MARTZ BOB MATHEWS CHARLES MORRIS SUSAN MOONEY RUTH MULDOON LINNEA NEITZEL LARRY NELSON PAT NEVAN ROBERT NIMMO LINDA NORLING MARILYN OLSON WALTER PACHAL HARRIET PEDERSEN RICK PENFIELD LAROY SMITH REBECCA SMITH KATHY SNIDOW PAT STANYER BARBARA STEPHENS KENT STRONG GREGG POLLOCK CALVIN RODEN RICK SANDERS JEROME SCHINDERLE LINDA SCHLAPPI DOUG SMITH TED STURGEON ALLAN THOMPSON PEGGY THOMPSON KEN TOOLE KEN TREHARNE CLAUDIA UTTER DICK VAUGHN EVA WARD BARBARA WATKINS CLIFF WELLER CATHY WILLSON CHARMAINE WORF NOT PICTURED CHERI BLUM LORI CAMPBELL PAM COLMAN DEBORA DOVALL TERRY HARTILL LLOYD JOHNSTON BARBARA MILLER JEAN PHILLIPS MARCUS WRIGHT STEVIE WRIGHT JOHN WRIGHT BOB ZAKRZEWSKI JUDY ZANKICH Nope, I told you they could never find us here. Short Sands is perfect. Chop! Chop! Chop! everyone go outside and sing. Pull his shirt down before we get kicked out of school. It is above his knees you know. Row faster! , A flower for me? ‘Most Likely to Succeed” Senior Hall of Fame Holly Bracher and Bob Nimmo 7 jm ) ‘Most Studious”’ ‘Most Dependable” Diane Cole and David Boothby “Friendltest’’ ‘Best Dressed’ Marcus Wright and Janis Anderson “Most Athletic”’ Mary Greenough and Ken Toole Valedictorian Salutatorian @ ta a Bob Nimmo Holly Bracher Honor Cord Graduates ———— Susan Mooney, Doug Smith, Jeanine Biscioni, Ruth Muldoon, Terry Grant, Holly Bracher, Linn Neitzel, Bob Nimmo, and Jan Hundere. UNDERCLASSMEN | ‘“Oyntors’”” Junior Class Officers Right to Left; President, Syd Jones; Vice President, Bob Smits; Secretary, Myra Furnish; Treasurer, Steve Phillips; Representative, Gary Hansen; Sgts, -at-Arms, Rick Lucas, Jim Cole. The Class of '66 selected as our officers Syd Jones president, Bob Smits vice president, Myra Furnish secre - tary, Steve Phillips treasurer, Jim Cole and Rick Lucas Sgt. -at-Ar ms, and Gary Hansen, representative. We were in charge of the AFS Drive this year. This drive is to help raise money to sponsor a foreign €x change student. We sold shares and had a AFS spaghetti feed. Later in the year we sponsored a Roaring Twenties Dance” as a money raising project. We also sold Sea- side booster license plates. For the annual Junior Class Play, we put on “Books and Crooks , a comedy in a high school setting. It was a huge success. Also this year we decided to incorporate the Junior Prom and the Senior Ball into one Junior- Senior Prom. It was the best dance in the history of the school, with ninety-eight couples in attendance. As the year drew to a close we realized that next year we would be the seniors getting ready to graduate. We would be the leaders of the school and that our next year would be what we made it. Syd Jones President Susan Apa Norma Barker James Beam Robert Beatty George Bechtold Dick Betzer Mike Boothby Theresa Bossom Craig Bremer Welles Bretherton Steve Brown Charles Buckely Joe Bulleri Sylvia Bundy Rusty Church Everett Clarry Donna Cohick Jim E. Cole Jim Cole John Comstock Kris Cook Beverly Craft Bob Dahl Mike Davis Mike Davis Mike Spillman Brand Dichter Donna Dobson Don Dumontet Sandra Earl Pamela Elliott Allan Erickson Soon we will be James Faust Peggy Forney Myra Furnish Deborah Gandy Gary Hansen Cheryl Hardie Teresa Hartman Bill Harrison Linda Hawkins Linda Hensely Ellen Herrman Jan Herron Jim Hoffman Mike Honan Kathy Hornbeck Don Hunt Charlene Hyde Darlene Hyde Mike Indermuhle Mike James Mack Jeremiah Barbara Johnson John Johnson Syd Jones Dan Jourdan Dennis Kadera Jon Kemhus Romona Kinsey Kenny Kuehn Randy Larrance Sandy Lofgren Julie Long Sharon Long John Lorentzen Randy Lowe Rick Lucas , ‘ e R Linda Lynn 4 Linda Matthews ; Sandy McCall | William McCann , r Others will follow Don McGrath Kathleen McMinn Bruce McVey Lynda Moffitt Tom Morrell Elaine Morris James Mueller Gary Nelson Paul Nutter Paul Ordway Sandra O rdway Ken Owen Judith Pachal Mary Palmer Alan Phelan Steve Phillips Jack Picard Dolores Perez Cassandra Perry Loretta Peterson in our footsteps. Jean Raitanen Zach Ramey Sharon Ricketts Rachel Robinson 6 “ Chuck Saylor Coleman Schleiss Toni Skipper Cathie Smith David Smith Bob Smits Ron Sopko Pete Sroufe Mike Steel Ronny Trenholm Dan Van Dyke Linda Van Horn Grace Wasson Pam Webber Jon Weber Susan Wells Sunday Winemiller Charles Wood Melody Worf Sophomore Class Officers - Lto R: Tom Greenough president, Mike Muldoon, vice president; Joanne Schlappi, secretary; Tony Norton, treasurer; Mike Roshay, representative; Mike Herron and Jerry Herrington, sgts. -at-arms. The Class of '67 started off the year by electing as their leaders Tom Greenough-president, Mike Muldoon- vice president, Joanne Schlappi-secretary, Tony Norton-treasurer, Mike Roshay-representative, Mike Herron and Jerry Herrington-sgt, -at-arms, We sponsored the Welcome Frosh dance and crowned Marsha Utter and Blake Osborn to reign over the Fresh- man class. We helped all we could during the A,F,S, Drive by selling shares. We also participated in the One Act Play contest and came out with the trophy. As money making projects we held several bottle drives, were co-workers at the concession stand during the football games, and sponsored the all school talent show with competition between classes. Tom Greenough President Sandi Dehner D. Dinwiddie Cheryl Dobson Brian Evans Bill Fackerell Judy Faust Cynthia Gandy Aleta Gee Gay Gillette Tom Greenough J. Harrington Shari Harris Randy Hartill Dawn Alberti Connie Auld Julie Bartlett Paul Bassett Ken Blacketer tick Blaser LeRoy Boppre John Bossom Steve Beudreau Dan Boyer Barbara Bronoug Barbara Brown Don Brown Harvey Brown Robert Buerk Robert Burby Rod Burgy Janis Burstow Fran Chisholm Pat Coleman Janis Comstock John Crafard Randy Curs John Dean Mike Herron Lynne Horning Brian Hornshuh Larry Horrell Kathy Howell Debbie Hren Miichell Hunt Polly Indermuhle Aaron Jacobson Glen Jacobson Bruce Johnson Paula Johnson Walter Keller Frank Kelso Diane Kensey Nancy Klever Bruce Larfield M. Latamore Kathy Lawrence Gary Lorentzen Joe Lorett B. Macdonald Pete Marchand Gordon McAllister Dave McClure Les McNight Paul Meling Darlene Moffit D. Moeller Pam Morgan Mike Muldoon Les Neitzel Lynda Nelson Tony Norton L. O'Hearne Tim Teevin Ted Thompson Tom Thompson Leo Trucke J. Uzelac Jim Vaughan Bill Walker Jim Ware Hal Warren Vern Weaver D. Weiss Barbara Wells Doug Parcher Mike Parker Dick Patterson Joe Perrigo Susan Perrin John Perry John Pershing Alta Pfrehm Patti Phelan JoAnne Phillips Judy Phillips P. Piccard ay Powell Rasmussen 1rol Roden Mike Roshay shlappi pp Ted Schoenborn Vickie Schults P. Sizemore Vic Smith Barbie Snell F. Stewart Soon we'll be upperclassmen. Freshman Class Officers Bottom to Top; President Bill McNight, Vice-president Wayne Schlappi, Secretary Dick Roshay, Treasurer Vern Scarborough, Sgts. -at-Arms Phil Smith, Blake Osburn. In the fall the Freshman class sponsored a “Thank You Sophomore” dance to show our thanks for the Welcome Frosh dance. We also had a magazine sale which brought in about two hundred dol- lars. We held cooked food sales and cookie sales to help raise money. Being new in high school it was a big thrill when we won the victory bell at the Clatskanie pep assembly and again at the Warrenton pep assembly. We participated in the One Act Play contest with the comedy Beat it, Beatnick”. Although it was our first year in high school we believe that it was a very successful one, and look forward to next year. Bill McKnight President Andersor Shirley Ballweber Ron Boudreau Charles Bump Rick Burby Mike Callahan Denise Cohick Chris Cole Greg Cole Patty Cole Tom Coleman Peggy Cowden Gretchen Cox Barry Craft Kathy Dale Donna Davis Ralph Davis Vicky Dean Tasha Dichter : X Starting at the bottom, climbing, x Peter Dueber Guy Earl Melodee Estrella _ Martha Fouts Betty Freeman Jim Furnish A % Mike Gray Teresa Griffith , Eugene Hamm : Bruce Harrison . = iu ‘os Ann Hartman — : = Melvin Hatfield s ‘ —_ a KA 42 Diana Hornbeck Judy Horning Steve Hem Gale Huckleberry Aleta Johnson Linda Johnson Sally Kero Shirley Kohl Diane Koppinger Carol Lamendola Ann Lockwood Greg Mann Francie Matson Sharon Matteson John McCann Jim McConnell Kathy McQuilliams Sharie Morgan , Fred Nabors Larry Nelson —_ Terry Nelson Kathy Nevan ” pai John Norling Ny g � : usan McFarland = re Jim MclIlvenny : nf Dave McClean Maureen McKenna f Bill McKnight rri Olson Karen Ordway Blake Osburt thy Paino Brook Parker Julia Paulsen Louana Pechstein Laura Pershing Danette Petersen Ginny Pollock Richard Reinsch Pat Roshay Dick Roshay Wayne Schlappi Vem Scarborough Larry Sigurdson Mark Simonson Phil Smith Paul Smits Jim Snook Chris Sorenson Johnnie Spillman Diane Stanton of High School. Karl Starr Glenn Taylor Leonard Teeple .) Bradley Tindell Eddie Treharne Diane Truckee Betty Trueblood Marsha Utter Ronald Vick Ken Walker Steve Ware Steve Weed Ed Weiss Kevin Weiss Peg Wellington F. Wheatley Roger Worf Pat Young B. Zimmerman Bruce Zumbuhl Cime will fly, their day will come. The Pacific Singers provide the entertain Students enjoy the style show which was ment at the GLA Hootenanny Mixer. held to inform the new students of the styles to be worn to the different school activities. A acu Marsha Utter and Blake Osburn were chosen Students enjoy the music at the Thank You as the Frosh Royalty at the Welcome Frosh dance. Sophomore dance sponsored by the Freshman Y Class. Students enjoy out of school dances at the Pypo Club. Individual pictures are once more taken. ies 14 Stevie Wright and Claudia Utter ride in the half-time show at the Homecomin Game. Greg Pollock was crowned King Football by Homecoming Queen Janis Anderson. Students spent the night guarding the Home The Homecoming Bontire was a blazing success. coming Bonfire. Hungry football players enjoy the delicious Student Body President Bob Nimmo awards food at the 1964 Football Banquet. a lifetime pass to Mr. John Rippet. Students enjoy watching Judge Combs pass sentence on guilty persons Jan Herron denies a plea of inno- who broke the Twirp rules. cent. _ The Sadie Hawkins dance was a great success and was attended by many students. 50 Barbara Stephens and Terry Grant were United In Matrimony, Queen Joanne Schlappi dances the Couples relax between dances at the Sweethearts Ball which Royal dance with her escort Ted Thompson. was sponsored by Girls League. Ronnie and the Dreamers perform at the Student Council Hootenanny. Sandy McCall sings of two lovers. Students participate in Sports The Seaside Riots” was the topic of this group. Open House. 51 f ae — A group of Junior Boys provide “rockin” sounds at the Variety Show. Fred Cook is crowned King Carnival by '64 Queen, Cathie Smith. Some students finally find a way Future students try their luck at the Fish to get back at a few of their teachers. Pond. 52 - -- DS EES : ° . 4 | i « som 4� £974 2@ Couples enter through the Pagoda into the Junior Senior Prom. Preparing for the Junior Senior Prom is lots of fun. theme was On Broady The new student body officers for the 196 These students were inducted into honor society. 66 school year. Pat Nevan was crowned Miss Seaside. She Mr. Clarry says a few words about his base- ball team at the awards assembly. is presented flowers by Miss Oregon. 53 Welcome Frosh Marsha Utter and Blake Osbourn were selected Queen and King of the annual Welcome Frosh Dance. This 5 dance is sponsored by the Sophomore class, The King and Queen are selected by paying a penny a vote, Jeanine Biscioni ¢ Senior Princess, Jeanine Biscioni, was crowned Queen of the annual Snowball Dance. This dance is sponsored by the Whitecaps. Norma Barker Barbara Snell Julie Paulson Greg Pollock King Football Janis Anderson was crown he Homecoming Qu and ruled over the ac- | YT} } } } « } — + 2 ] tivities of Homecoming week. This is the first yea er as been a queen and court for Homecoming er PHOTO Not Available Stevie Wright Kathleen Nevan reigned over the Harvest Ball. The theme was Autumn Leaves and was decorated in that fashion. This annual dance is sponsored by the Band. Linda Schlappi Ronnie Trenholm Diana Hornbeck Sophomore Joanne Schlappi was crowned Queen of the Sweet heart's Ball Feb. 12, under the theme of Dear Heart. Princesses making up her court were Senior Princess Junior Princess Freshman Princess Janis Anderson Kathy Hornbeck Brook Parker Sadie Hawkins Dance Barbara Stephens finally caught her man, Terry Grant, and were United in Matrimony” at the Sadie Haw- kins Dance, This dance concluded Twerp Season and brought to end a week of fun. The annual dance is spon- sored by Dux-Hi-Y, Susan Mooney was chosen Seaside Regatta other candidates were chosen from the senior c of the Regatta Activities. Juntor-Senior Prom Queen Miss Caludia Utter was crowned Queen of the 19¢ Junior-Senior Prom. The theme of tl ie Dance was On Broadway and the cafetorium was decorated with “sets” from different Broadway Plays. Ninety-Eight couples attended. It was the most successful dance of the year and the most outstanding Prom in the history of the school, Miss Seaside Pat Nevan was chosen Miss Seaside for 19¢ She will act as official hostess for the Miss Oregon Pageant to be held in the summer. She will not compete for Miss Oregon but will try to make the contestants with their stage fright and ot First Runner Up Second Runner Up Miss Congéniality Janis Anderson Charmaine Worf Ruth Muldoon Ten Finalists Row 1LtoR: Janis Anderson, Penny Coffman, Charmaine Worf, Pat Nevan, Ruth Muldoon. Ro w 2 L to R: Diane Cole, Betty Craft, Jan Hundere, Mary Frame, and Susan Burnham. “Yuntor Class Play” Mike Boothby Miss Irene Hamilton ....... Ellen Herrmann Brand Dichter Bob Smits Susan Apa Goody Grasshopper ........ Grace Wasson Raymond (Prof) Brand Dichter BU MBSEN 6 aed Hata ha Garis. @ ater Lae he Ron Sopko Oliver Burkholder Paul Ordway Mrs. Blickle Sherry Ricketts Mrs. Gunlock Donna Cohick Lieutenant Shaw Chuck Wood ‘Alas, Babylon” DRAMA II Bruce Combs Marty Elliott Craig Bremer Sylvia Bundy Linda Van Horn Jim Hoffman Betty Craft Dave Boothby Sam Hazzard Jim Kendall Florence Wechek Judy Zankich Alice Cooksey Vicki Jones Rita Lance Vicki Jones Ken Toole Mrs. Quisenberry Marsha Hoffman Mrs. Vanbruuker Brown Carol Roden Jim Hickey Craig Bremer General Hawker Jim Kendall Craig Bremer Ken Toole Ronny Trenholm Pam Webber Chuck Wood Mr. Quisenberry Greg DeMars Betty Sunburry Jane Cole Mr. Pitman Bill McCann Miss Baines Melody Worf Mrs. Satterly Judy Faust Diane Kinsey Rick Penfield “Che Jury Room” Kathy McMinn Francine Adolf Betty Craft Barbara Watkins Dave Boothby Bruce Combs Fred Cook Kris Cook Ronny Trenholm Chuck Wood Marilyn Olson Sylvia Bundy Zac Ramey Diane Kinsey Linda Norling Craig Bremer Jeanine Biscioni Harrison Day Paul Ordway Claire Charmaine Worf Melody Worf Pam Webber Les Halseth Pat Young Ken Toole Marty Elliott Ellen Herrmann Sherry Ricketts Craig Bremer Bruce Combs First Old Lady Vicki Jones Second Old Lady Linda Norling Actress Sylvia Bundy Angry Man Dave Boothby Blond Judy Zankich Betty Craft Shy Girl Cheryl Boyer Society Woman Mardy Elliot Middle-Aged Man Jim Hoffman Young Man Ken Toole Seabreeze Diane Cole Editor Chris Cook Elaine Morris Assistant Editor Copy Editor Kathy McMinn, Sylvia Bundy, Rachel Robinson. Bob Smits Typists , Photography Sports Mary Greenough--Business Manager Myra Furnish, Pam Webber, Ads--not shown 70 Drifting Sands MEMBER Editor Ken Toole Ken Toole, Rachel Robinson, Stevie Wright, Dennis Cadera, Kathy McMinn, Brand Dichter, copyreaders. proofreaders, Assistant Editor--Mary Greenough. Ads--Stevie Wright, Jan Herron, Cathie Smith Photography -Bob Smits Student Council Th is past year the Student Council has attempted to expand the scope of its functions into as many facets of student activities as is pos sible. Shortly before school was dismissed for the summer of 1964, we decided to donate three hundred dollars to the High School in Valdez, Alaska, to help them recover from the recent earthquake. We sponsored a new student mixer and formed a Budget Committee. Knowing that good school spirit leads to pride in one's school, we held several pep dances and sponsored the annual Homecoming Bonfire. The Student Council also held a “Toys for Tots” drive and a Christmas door decorating contest. To help improve our school, we adopted a new policy that we feel is quite successful for the lunch lines. Also, a suggestion box was placed in the main hall for the benefit of the students. In the spring we sponsored a most successful Hootenanny. We also secured a long-sought jukebox. Understanding that one of the main functions of the Student Coun- cil is to promote learning and participation in school activities, we President Bob Ni initiated a program of selecting a “student of the week”. � b Nimmo I feel that the Student Council members did a superb job and can look back with pride at the past year. Bob Nimmo A,S.B, President Front row; Sandy McCall, Kathy Hornbeck, Bob Nimmo, Janis Anderson, Terry Hartill, Greg Pollock. 2nd; Ken Toole, Bill McKnight, Ross Bailey, Terry Grant, Tim Lindsey, Jeanine Bisconi, Linda Schlappi, Teresa Kindel, Jan Hundere, Sharon Long, Carol Fouts, Holly Bracher, Susan Mooney, Eva Ward, Diane Cole. 3rd; Jerry Herrinngton, Tom Greenough, Brand Dichter, Vern Scarbrough, Gary Hill, Dick Fague, Stevie Wright, Cleve Benson, Syd Jones, Gary Hansen, Butch Clarry, Dwayne McQuilliams, Fred Cook, and Wayne Bergeson. ‘National Honor Society” [he purpose, as well as basis for membership in the } Honor Society is centered around the qualities of scholarship, ship, service and character, f Honor Society this year were H Bracher, Pres- Cole, a Schlappi, Secretary-Treasurer; and Jim arms. The highlight of the year was the Homecoming Dance. year there was a Homecoming Queen, Janis Anderson. Attendance to the dance was the biggest in history, It is felt that it was a success and the Homecoming Queen will become a tradition. In the spring, Honor Society Induction was held. Sy} Robert Buerk, Tom Greenough, Jeanine Biscioni, Kathy Howell, Bria Evans, Joanne Schlappi and Alta Pfrehm were inducted as new membe Spring elections were held with Kathy McMinn, President; Bundy, Secretary-Treasurer; Brian Evans, Vice President; and Cole and Robert Buerk, Sgt, -at-arms, Holly Bracher President A 412 eee ee Soe Advisor, Ruth Jones; Linn Neitzel, Linda Schlappi, Kathy McMinn, Holly Bracher, Elaine Morris, Front row: Jan Hundere. Second row: Bob Nimmo, Syd Jones, Gary Hill, Jim Cole, Terry Grant. “Girls’ League” Under the Leadership of the Executive council which consists of Diane Cole, president; Sylvia Bundy, vice president; Eva Ward, secretary; Holly Bracher, treasurer; Colleen Kelly and Ruth Muldoon, sgt. at arms; Teresa Kindel, Chaplain; and Susan Mooney, Flag bearer; the 1964 Girls League year was a very busy one. To start it off they sponsored a Hootenanny Mixer to welcome all the Freshmen and the transfer students, Jeanine Biscioni, Exchange Student from France was the Guest of Honor, Girls’ League also sponsored the Sweethearts Ball on Valentines’ Day and chose Joanne Schlappi to reign over the dance. Three junior girls were also chosen to attend Girls‘ State in the summer, They were Sylvia Bundy, Terry Hartman, and Susan Apa, Induction of officers concluded a year of fun and enjoyment. Diane Cole President President Diane Cole Front row: Holly Bracher, Eva Ward, Sylvia Bundy, Martha Fouts, Rachel Robinson, Joanne Schlappi, Alta Pfrehm, Marsha Hoffman, Barbara Snell, Second row: Diane Cole, Susan Mooney, Teresa Kindel. Not shown: Ruth Muldoon, and Colleen Kelly, Whitecaps [he Whitecaps have been involved in many activities at S. this past year. We have served the student body by taking tickets at all of the football games, by operating the student candy store at noon and at the basketball games and serving at banquets and dinners, Our annually sponsored Sno-Ball dance was a complete success, ia This year's theme was Winter Carousel , Jeanine Biscioni reigned queen. Our gift to the school was a coming events the Roosevelt side of the school, It was presented at the annu assembly held June 2, 1965. Carol Fouts President Advisor Mrs. Truax, Luanne Lee, Carol Fouts, Penny Coffman, Sherry Ricketts, Lyn Horning, Ist, Row L. to R. Barbara Brown, Ellen Herrmann, Lynn Nietzel, Alta Pfrehm, Gay Powell, Kathy Howell, 2nd. Row L, toR, Linda Schlappi. Dur Hi- The Purpose of Dux Hi-Y is to promote clean, manly, upright standards of C hristian character throughout the home community. , school and This past year the Dux Hi-Y has helped the school and commu- nity in many ways. We sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins dance and 4 4 4 r twirp season. We set up for all assemblies and this past past year we heip- ed the Seaside Kids with their membership drive, Officers for the 1964-65 year were as follows: rerry Grant pres- ident, Mike Jacobson vice president, Ron Sopko secr tary, Jan Herron treasurer, and Sandy McCall chaplain, Terry Grant President President Terry Gran t Mr, Haller, Sandy McCall, Jan Herron, Terry Grant, Mike Jacobsen, Ron Sopko. Second Row: Jack Kerwin, Syd Jones, Norm McLaren, Cleve Benson, Marcus Wright, Terry Hartill, Brian Evans, Steve Phillips, Brand Dichter, Rick Lucas, Wayne Bergeson, Jim Hoffman, and Greg Pollock. 76 Pep Club It was the duty of the Pep Club to make signs before all games, to help raise money for the student busses, and to sit in a body at all games. During Basketball season we held a “Spirit Revival Week” where the students wore different things such as crazy hats, crazy socks, and crazy signs, It was a huge success. We also made signs for the boys who were on the team and put them on their lockers for good luck, and sold spirit buttons during basketball season. The Pep Club officers were as follows: Barbie Snell, president; Dawn Alberti, vice president; Joanne Schlappi, secretary; Vickie Shults, treasurer; and Judy Fouts, sgt. at arms. The most outstanding member of Pep Club was Judy Fouts. She received a charm bracelet. Barbie Snell President Barbie Snell President = d “4 I ) lst row Lto R: Judy Faust, Joanne Schlappi, Vickie Schultz, Dawn Alberti. 2nd row: Danette Peterson, Tasha Dichter, Martha Fouts, Julie Paulsen, Ann Hartman, Linda Johnosn, Barbie Snell, Melodie Estrella, Jeanne Uzelack, Marsha Utter, Karen Ordway, Brook Parker, Sharon Matteson. From right to left: President, Linda Schlappi; Vice President, Luanne Lee; Secretary, Linda Hensley; Treasurer, Lynne Horning. “Ban I) This year we presented three concerts, the Christmas Concert, the Winter Concert, and the Spring Concert, We also performed at the Music Festival in Clatskanie, where we received an ex- cellent rating. Ronny Trenholm, Luanne Lee, and Judy Horning received superior ratings in their solos, We-sponsored the Harvest Ball, Luanne Lee, as the outstanding senior musician, won the Arion Award and also received the Outstand- ing Bandsman cup, We played at the football games. For basketball games, we divided into two bands, and each band performed at every other game. All eligible mem- bers from both bands attended the playoffs in Port- land. On Memorial Day, we marched in the Memor- ial Day Parade, Linda Schlappi, President From left to right: front row-Ron Banks, Frank Stewart, Kathy Anderson, Diane Stanton, Rosemary Briffon, Kathi Weiser, Judy Horning, Luanne Lee, Diane Hornbeck, Gale Huckleberry, Ellen Herrmann, Second row- Mel Hatfield, Peter Dueber, Ronny Trenholm, Jeanne Raitanen, Denise Cohick, Janis Norberg, Linda Schlappi Linda Hensley, Pam Morgan, Gay Powell, Walter Keller. Third row- Shirley Kohl, Kitty Paino, Doug Smith, George Bechtold, Lynne Horning, Kathy Nevan, Tim Ragan, Richard Boyer, Frank Kelso, Mr. Domitrovich. Back Row-Jim Mcllvenny, Karl Starr, Arthur Salikie, Ken Kuehn, Russ Church, Eugene Hamm, Ron Vick, Pat Hill, David McClure, Dwayne McQuilliams, Tim Lindsay. Not shown-Peter Sroufe, Clayton Salikie, and Don McGrath. Chorus [his year, the Seaside High school choir presented two concerts, the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. We sa! at the Elks Club and attended the Choir linic and Mass Choir at Knappa, also par- ticipating in the choral contest held at Clat- kanie, special choral ensemble performed at . 8. B. Hootenanny y Concelt, Fred Cook, President nt, Fred Cook, Vice President, N Olson, Secretary, Teresa Kindel, Treas., Karen Ordway, Sgts. At Arms, Roy Huckleberry and Rusty Church, Row 1, LtoR, Judy Gary, Judy Phillips, Ronny Trenholm, Rusty Church, Jim Makinster, Nan Makinster, Marilyn Olson, Beverly Hathorn, Director, James Farmer, Row 2, Sandra Coen, Doris Solarek, Sherri Olson, Frank Kelso, Paul Meling, Debbie Gandy, Lydia O Hearne, Sandra Culbertson. Row 3, Sue Schmidt, Debbie Hren, Barbara Watkins, Susan Mooney, Francine Adolf, Cheryle Martz, Jeannie Collins, Row 4, Pat Young, Teresa Kindel, Leslie Halseth, Mike Boothby, Jan Van Dyke, Walter Keller, Roy Huckleberry, Mike Flukinger, Fred Cook, Sherri Rice, Debbie DuVall, Karen Ordway. Rally Squad The Seaside Rally Squad consists of ten members, which include three varsity cheerleaders, five varsity rally, and two junior varsity cheerleaders, The rally is present at all games, both home and away, to en- courage school spirit. They also serve for both the football and the uy basketball banquets, During Homecoming they sell Mums and help with the Homecoming: bonfire. Officers for the 1964-65 year were President Stevie Wright, vice president Pam Webber, Secretary Claudia Utter, and Treasurer Myra Furnish. The year was very successful and the attitude of the students was appreciated, Stevie Wright President Stevie Wright President Stevie Wright Claudia Utter Kathy Julie Lawrence Bartlett LtoR: Cathie Smith, Pam Webber, Myra Furnish, Toni Skipper, This years G. A. A, officers were Sharon Long, President; Cathie Wilson vice-president; Barbara Brown, secretary; Sherry Rickets, treasurer; and Judy Faust, Historian. This years activities included playing such sports as volleyball, basketball, and baseball with Astoria, Warrenton, Jewell and Knappa. We also had an invitational track meet May 21, 1965, with five schools. To raise money we sold sweatshirts, We ended our season with a picnic, Sharon Long President a Sharon Long President Ist row Rto L, Sharon Long, Kathy Wilson, Barbara Brown, Sherrie Ricketts, Patty Phelan, Judy Faust. 2nd tow: Gayle Huckleberry, Kathy Hornbeck, Sandra Ordway, Terry Ball, Betsy McDonald, Susan Schmidt, Karen Ordway, Judy Phillips, Susan McFarland, Debbie Hren, Evaluation Committee Cratican Party Syd Jones chairman, Stevie Wright and Susan Tim Lindsy chairman, Myra Furnish and Jan Mooney secretaries, Hundere secretaries, Chesplans National Thespian Society are to establish and promote standards of excellence in the Dramatic arts, and to create an active and intelligent interest in Drama among students of the secondary schools. Thespians is an honorary organization, in that students are given recognition for having met certain standards and requirements, But members are obligated to perform their bests, knowing that additional honor comes to those who accept greater responsibilities and learn co- operation, Thus, the Thespian motto, Act well your part; there the } y: ' nOnor 11es, Thespian activities include participation in schoo plays, as well as sponsorship of the annual one act play contest between classes Local chapter no. 2373 officers for 1964-65: president-Ken Toole, vice president-Dave Boothby, secretary-Betty Craft, treasurer-Marsha Hoffman, Ken Toole President President Ken First row: Terry Hartill, Zach Raimy. Second row: Jim Kendall, Craig Bremer, Sylvia Bundy, David Boothby, Marsha Hoffman, Judy Zankich, Linda Norling. Third row: Ken Toole, Betty Craft, Bob Lamendola. Lettermen The Lettermans Club consists of all of the students in the school who have achieved enough points to receive a school letter, Each year the Lettermans’ Club sponsors a Sports Open House, This is to show parents and others exactly what the students learn in their high school P. E, classes, It consists of tumbling, modern dance, exercises, weight lifting, and this year there was a game of crab ball. The money earned from this goes toward different projects sponsored by the club, This year it goes to buy new travel bags for the basket- ball and football teams, Last year it went to buy weight training equipment. Cleve Benson President President Cleve Brown Pu “ Ist. row (kneeling L. toR.) Jim Cole, Terry Grant, Mike Mueller, Marcus Wright, Jerome Schinderle, Cleve Benson, Jim Hoffman, Gregg Pollock, Jack Kerwin, George Bechtold, Jan Herron, Wayne Bergeson, 2nd. row L, toR, Doug Smith, Leroy Huckleberry, Steve Phillips, Jim Faust, Jim Kendall, Ron Sopko, Sandy McCall, Jack Picard, Gary Hansen, Mike Herron, Harry Schoenborn, Don Brown, Fred Cook, 3rd row L, toR. Mr Johnson, Advisor, Butch Clarry, Ken Treharne, Brian Evans, Norm McLaren, Dick Fague, Terry Hartill, John Comstock, Bob Smits, Walt Bossom, John Johnson, Brian Hendrickson, Syd Jones, Rick Lucas, John Wright. ce Ist row L, toR, Advisor Mr, Richard Fisher, Brand Dichter, Ken Blackateer, � Dwayne McQuilliams. 2nd row L, to R, Bill Macann, Charles Morris, Bob Nimmo, ary Hill, Loyd Johnston, ‘Boys’ League” R, to L, Rick Lucas, Butch Clarry, Brand Dichter, Tim Lindsey, Ross Bailey, and Sandy McCall Y Uf ATHLETICS lf - LPS —-a oe —— . 2 — ‘ N Y = S ; is — N � s | S Tifo ) fapbe Se Fi i j + i) ; | ¥ ( | | a ) , u y : t] } 2 y Ist Row. L toR: Ted Schoenborn, George Bergeson, Paul Nutter, Bruce Combs, Terry HEAD COACH John Johnson, Syd Jones, Steve Phillips, Steve Johnson Ken Treharne, Gary Hansen, Sandy McCall, Football The 1964-65 Football team had a good yet disappointing season as felt by the coaches, the players, and the spectators, The Gulls switched to a new offense this year. They switched to an I for- mation which is more of a power offense, shooting at the middle of the line for short yardage. The seasons record was 6 wins and 3 losses, The Seagulls placed 1 man, Jack Kerwin on the Sth team All State. Jack also made all league along with Ron Sopko and Jan Herron, The team and coaches are looking forward to a successful season next year. i Sh te 2! ms vaehes 86 3 $ 1 AV) a “4 af Ny oN Bechtold, managers; 2nd Row L to R: Ron Sopko, Jim Cole, Rick Lucas, John Wright, Jack Picard, Wayne Grant, Jim Hoffman, Greg Pollock. 8rd Row Lto R: Steve Johnson; Head Coach, Jan Herron, Walt Bossom, Jack Kerwin, Ed Hendrickson, Marcus Wright, Norm McLaren, Doug Smith, Terry Hartill, Jerome Schinderle, Neil Main, Asst, Coach, Jack Kerwin and — Pollock tie for Most ‘ ‘Scores ad Inspirational Player and Honorary Captain”. Gulls 79...... Banks 6 Gulls 13... Hood Kiver 26 Gulls 72... . Concordia 6 Gulls 6. North Catholic 7 Gulls 6... . Warrenton O Gulls 6... . Claskanie 16 Gulls 36... Vernonia 72 Gulls 6......Kainier O Fans cheer the Gulls as they run through the Victory Triangle. Bergeson brings down Cole in the Inter-Squad game, Marcus Wright, aided by team-mates That ball has got to be there somewhere as Picard tries hard wrestle opponent to the ground. to get his hands on it Ist, row: LtoR. John Kemus, Bruce McVey, Leo Trucke, Pierre Marchand, Jim Ware, Bob Dahl, Mike Parker, Phil Smith. 2nd row. LtoR, Coach House, Jim Faust, John Bossom, Mike Spillman, Mike Herron, Brian Evans, Joe Lorett, Bob Smits, Don Brown, Doug Parcher, Brand Dichter, John Perry, Paul Ordway, Bill Fackerll, Mike Mueller, J. V. Football Frosh Football Ist row Lto R: Mike Lindsey, Pat Roshay, Chris Cole, Tom Coleman, Greg Cole, Dick Roshay, Wayne Schlappi, Bill McKnight, Blake Osbourn, Brad Timdal. 2nd row: Ken Walker, Casey Hickenberg, Pete Dueber, Dick Reinsch, Ed Weise, Roger Worf, Vern Scarborough, John Norling, Phil Smith, Bruce Harrison, 3rd row; Ralph Davis, Rob Hobner, Mel Hatfield, Mike Calahan, Mike Grey, Pat Hill, Steve Weed, Lenorde Teeple, Coach Haller. 4th row: Glen Taylor, Paul Smits, Bruce Zumbuhl. Scores Seaside ‘ Astoria Seaside é Estacada Seaside 5 Waldport Seaside 5é Newport Seaside ‘ Clatskanie Seaside 55 Knappa Seaside é Warrenton Seaside Neah-kah-nie Seaside 3 Newport Seaside , Nestucca Seaside 60 Vernonia Seaside Warrenton Seaside ‘ Banks Seaside g Neah -kah-nie Seaside ; Waldport Seaside 5% Clatskanie Seaside 47 . Vernonia Seaside 4 Nestucca Seaside 52 Warrenton Seaside 57 Banks Seaside 5€ Warrenton Cowapa League Playoffs Seaside 53 North Catholic Seaside 69 Warrenton Head Coach Tom House ‘Basketball’ The 1964-65 Seagull Basketball team ended up on the winning end of a 12 win 11 loss season and a third place in the Cowapa League, Although the Gulls did not have as good a season as in the past, Coach Tom House was pleased with the overall outcome. After getting off to a slow start the Gulls began gaining momentum and carried it all through the season to the league play-offs at David Douglas High School in Portland, The Gulls lost only four Seniors this year, so things are looking up for a good season next year, Bob Smits steps back on opponent as he shoots for two. Everyone waits for the jump to see who will Brian Hendrickson follows Gary Hansen gain control of the ball. through the hole and on to score two points, Terry Hartill, although covered by three Terry again tries his hand at trying to Fish, tries for two. put the ball through the little hole. lst row left to right: John Khemhus, Brian Evans, Robert Buerk, Paul Smits, Ken Blacketer, John Wright; manager, 2nd row: Rod Burgy, Jim Ware, Gary Larentzen, Joe Lorett, Randy Hartill. 3rd row: Coach Johnson, Tom Greenough, John Perry, Mike Steele, and Larry Horrell. 9. V. Basketball Frosh Basketball a : Ist row L to R: Pat Roshay, Chris Cole, Ed Treharne, Dick Roshay, Wayne Schlappi, Brad Tindal, 2nd row: Dick Peinsch, Ed Weise, Mike Gray, Lenard Teeple, Steve Weed, 3rd row: Mike Lindsey, Mike Calahan, Paul Smits, Pat Hill, Coach Westerholm, 4th row: Mel Hatfield, Rob Hobner, Bruce Zumbuhl. Ist row L to R: Mike Muldoon, John Webber, Ken Blacketer, James Faust, Vern Scarbrough, John Kemus, 2nd row L to R: Coach Clarry, Jim Cole, John Johnson, Steve Phillips, Cleve Benson, Ron Sopko, Butch Clarry, Terry Grant not shown. Baseball The Gulls Baseball team wound up the 1965 season by successfully defending their Cowapa League title, The Gulls defeated North Catholic for the title and then lost to Yamhill-Carlton in the Quarter finals. Coach Clarry was pleased with the season as a whole and is looking forward to an even better season next year, The whole team with the exception of Cleve Benson and Terry Grant will be back next year. This year the Gulls picked Terry Grant as the Most Inspirational Player and Cleve Benson as “Honorary Captain , Cleve Benson was picked to pitch for the All State team in their game against the All Metro squad. He is one of five players given this honor. Cleve was also given a partial scholar- ship to Oregon State University for his baseball achievement. On a whole the season was a very successful one with only two losses, one with Astoria in a practice game and one with Yamhill Carlton in the quarter finals, Team get ready to play another great game, Cleve Benson crosses home plate after his tremendous home run. “Scores” Seaside Astoria 3 Seaside Neah-kah-nie Seaside Astoria Seaside Neah-kah-nie Seaside ‘ Astoria Seaside 5 Tillamook Seaside Astoria , ; Play Off Games Seaside North Catholic Seaside North Catholic Seaside Yamhill-Carlton Seaside Neah-kah-nie Seaside § Tillamook Seaside Banks Seaside 16 Knappa Seaside Clatsop College jim Cole, safe at third. The team gathers to say thanks for a well played game. Cleve Benson Terry Grant Senior Pitcher Outfielder Senior Second Baseman “Honorary Captain Most Inspirational Player —s Ist row - LtoR: Mike Muldoon, Vern Scarbrough, Coach Haller, Gary Lorentzn, Ken Blacketer, John Lorentzn, Steve Hren, Harvy Brown, Tom Greenough, Jim Vaughan, John Kemus. Crack The Gull Thinclads under the direction of Coach Neal Maine and Jerry Westerholm brought their 1965 season to a close with the successful defending of the Subdistrict title, and a third place in the District meet held at the University of Portland, The Gulls had several highlights to their season, one coming when they placed fifth at the Central Relays in a field of 26 other schools. The Gulls had a neck and neck battle with Jesuit High School in Portland for first place in the Lower Columbia Relays but lost by 4 1 2 points and settled for second place, The Gulls mile relay team set a new meet record in this meet with a time of 3:33, 3 seconds, The Gulls then started preparing themselves for the Sub-District meet to be held at Neah- kah-nie, The Gulls again defended their title by beating out Neah-kah-nie, Vernonia, Banks, and Warrenton. Coach Maine's thinclads qualified twenty men for the State track meet in Corvallis. The Gull 880 relay team tied the school record and place seventh in the State with a time of 1:33, 4. The Gulls had a great deal of competition this year, but despite several setbacks they came right back to bring home a lot of ribbons. Track men pay close attention as coach g Ed uses his brute strength Maine shows how to do it right. as he hurls the shot. Jack Kerwin flashes across the finish line as Bob Smits spreads his wings and practically Coach Johnson times his run. flies across the high hurdles, Jim Hoffman crosses the finish line first to Coach Maine shows Kerwin and Bergeson take first in his heat. the correct way to hand-off. 100 de : aie, : i — ae = = Mr, Robert Matson Principal Mrs. Nora Nelson Mr. Emmery Hushka Dean of Girls Vice Principal Mr. Larry Haller Miss Carolyn Whit Math Analysis Algebra I Algebra I, II Integrated I, II Geometry Student Accounts Math Sctence the Keys to the Future. Mr. Fisher Mr. Neil Maine Mr. George Tanino Chemistry Biology General Science Physics General Math 103 rei.) 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