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

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SENIORS

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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

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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