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Printed in U.S.A The Battle of Chicago Police rout a throng of hip pies and yippies as they try to clear Grant Park in Chi cago during the Democratic National Convention Blonde, 18-year-old Judith Ann Ford, of Belvidere, Illi nois, was crowned Miss America of 1969 by the outgo ing Miss America, Debra Dene Barnes A brace of plow mules pulls the farm wagon bearing the casket of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. along its funer al procession route in Atlanta. King was shot to death April 4th in Memphis, Tennessee Thi s ts how it looked at the Finish Line of the Kentucky Derby with Dancer's Image crossing first. Dancer's Image was disqualified, however, and Forward Pass shown at center, was declared the big winner Bobby Unser, Albuquerque, New Mexico, stands up in his racer in the Victory Circle after winning the Indian apolis 500 mile Speedway race in a record speed of 152.88 miles per hour Richard M. Nixon holds a presidential seal presented to him by one of his daughters after his election victory His daughter, Patricia, is behind him POSITION OF MOON AT TIME OF LAUNCH APOLLO 8 Pacific Oceon Splashdown After a successful Apollo 7 mission with three astr nauts aboard, the United States followed in December with Apollo 8. This time a 3-man team made history by soaring into orbit around the moon 8. This diagram shows the path of the Apollo 8 in suc cessfully achieving lunar orbit and then returning to Earth 3. Senator Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts eulogizes his slain brother during funeral service for Senator Robert F. Kennedy in St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York. President and Mrs. Johnson listen at lower right 10. Jim Northrup hits a triple off Bob Gibson in the 7th inning of the final game of the World Series at Busch stadium in St. Louis. Two runs were driven in and the Detroit Tigers went on to beat the St. Louis Cardinal 11. Student sit-ins got their share of publicity in 1968 photo shows Columbia University students during a demonstration in Apr 12. This aerial view shows supporters of the Poor People Campaign ringing the reflecting pool and wading int ts waters as they gathered in June at the Lin Memorial. At right is Resurrection City SHASIDE i SEABREEZE 1969 Editor-In-Chief Kris Kershul Page Editors Paula Scharback Dona Oliver Jenifer Brownson Judy Jeremiah Ad Section Dan Schief Kipp Gray Photographers Dan Schief : Dave Darling Kipp Gray Bruno's Studios Advisor Mr. Don Muno Remember How We Table of Contents Seniors... e d ie a RIS Py . Departments. Underclassmen.... Away The Hours... ate 2 = - tial a ° Faculty We Wish to Dedicate the 1969 Seaside Seabreeze to the Following: SEASIDE HIGH SCHOOL...1969 TS 2.) ae r . X, 5 pws | i ST tee To all the servicemen and civilians from the Seaside-Gearhart-Cannon Beach area who have served in Vietnam at sometime from September 1968, through September 1969 Whether they be graduates of Seaside High School or members of the community we wish to recognize their services and therefore dedicate this yearbook to them Meet Sujin Santisakultam te Gaal Class Day, above, Sujin makes her final address to the student body. Be- low, she marches into the gym with Dave Williams. one} A9 , ae a aceauia ey Qo a . 6 Bruen erent? OL R F 7724 ' Q 724 9747 0? Qe HS 6 e rz ; Vv) . wy Jeet nw 2,78 FVII R BO J) O76 24 T2247 QANDLY wH as A OU Hello, teachers, friends, and everyone, I am glad to have the chance to show this Thai writing for you Americans, Do you know that one of the most useful things I learned here is English. Good-bye Seaside Below, the mischief makers of Seaside High. Left, Dyan McDonald makes an announcement concerning the selection of a Girl of the Month. Left, Miss Lewis and Mr. Hayes we feel could be considered a part of the student's life here at Seaside. Going to try out again next year, Carol and Judy? But, I don't know that song, Mr. Harris! Rigs) tee age at : ) 7? aS - - % -_— , v —— 2 or . We Endured From The football players play around before leaving for an away game that night. Members of the annual staff, above Dan Schief and right, Kris Kershul, enjoy their days off helping with the underclassmen picture taking. September to June oF ae e 4 The assembly sure must have been good to capture this much attention of the students. Seniors Teri Davis and Pat O' Connor attended the 1968 Homecoming dance. HEY, Gordon and Hubert, let Jennifer in on the joke, too! PRETTY. PRETTY. Your legs are 5 showing, fellows. ™ Kris Kershul's mind is wandering and Paula Scharback's concentrating ? UNBELIEVABLE ! WANTED for WHAT Miss Sweeney ? Student Interests Vary fe Above, the many moods of Seniors! ae Becca Kipp together. (NATURALLY) Far right, Jacie 7 SS = , Sweeney proves we did get towear . bermudas for a : i while at least. . “ . ) Right, Dona Oliver and Pete Broome confer during a Senior Class meeting, Above, Sharon Worthy demonstrates her athletic abilities in Psychology class. Senior Sharon Worthy studies outside in the warmer weather. not a mad rush ! o w =] 7] 5°] i?) 2, tay} vo 2 = = | ° a ” o Ss bn = Oo ° Q = Nothing can be that interesting! Senior Billie Kay models during the Miss Seaside Pageant. Two heads ARE bigger than one ! 19 — x S x= ( % | : = L. to R.; Vice-President--Ralph Schlappi, President--Peter Broome, Secre- tary-Treasuer--Dona Oliver, Sgts-At-Arms--Joe Miller and Pat O'Connor. Twelve Seniors Chosen For Senior Hall of Fame Most Most Likely To Dependable Succeed Jacie Sweeney and Peter Broome Kris Kershul and Ralph Schlappi 20 Most Humorous Most Studious Geri Beeman and Joe Miller Best Dressed + me : es 5 Z wT ¥ Jim Goetze Christy Loutzenhiser : . Most Athletic Ralph Schlappi and Lucy Dorman Kurt Hatfield and Teresa Long Friendliest Ruth Anderson Ray Billings : Danny Braun Janet Cameron Gene Axt Ray Blacketer Peter Broome Pat Cassidy Billie Bartlett Susan Blaser Doug Brown Lee Chittim ae Geri Beeman Doug Boyle Jenifer Brownson Fred Cole BY: iN Ps F mh Lani Cook Ray Cook Vanda Cool Bonnie Craft Wal Jerri-Ann Crawford Dave Darling Teri Davis Jim Dobson Les Dorman Mike Doust Charlotte Dumontet Pat Dunton Elizabeth Erickson - Lucas Fregoso Dave Gale Mary Gibson Kipp Gray Ken Hensala Andrea Hunt Sharon Gier Marcia Hadeen Joyce Herrin Judy Jeremiah Larry Gilmore Jim Goetze ya Kurt Hatfield Pat Hawkins Steve Herrmann Jeff Hill Kristy Kershul Jim Lent ee wv ot : A 29 HOBix a Christy Loutzenhiser Debbie Lowe Molly McClean Dyan McDonald Dan McGrath Jane Meyer Joe Miller Dona Oliver Mark Person Carol Phelan 25 Denise Marchand Lynda Methven Pat O'Connor Georgia Phillips Barbara Polaschek mM Mark Reynolds Paula Scharback Tom Silvius Stewart Poppino ¢ Pat Ryan Danny Schief Hazel Skaling Carol Raney Sujin Santisakultam Ralph Schlappi Dianne Smith Be Chris Schrager Ron Smith Mike Sopko Jackie Spillman Hubert Suppe Elaine Suppe Beth Weaver Gordon Weller Mike Welter Vicki Wilcoxen Dave Williams Melody Winemiller N Sharon Worthy Kerry Wymetalek Kitty Wymetalek Sandy Yarmonchik 27 Al Zimmerman Sudee Paden Mike Sopko sleeps through class again! ——1 Seniors-Throughout the Lunch hour with some of the Senior girls. an e — They're out in the big world now. Lucy Dorman, hard at work. 28 Seniors display their many talents. Wonder if Steve Herr- mann would ever want to be Student Body President again? - °68- 69 School Year Some Senior girls try to be poised and charming for about one month. Junior Marcia Baty listens to a visiting college speaker. INTRODUCTION TO a| : a f | 4 - - se 5 Ai. 2 ” we at Bae SS. s. 3 30 Freshman Janice Nafziger plays India during a pep assembly. Judy Cole poses in one of the most natural = forms of that of a cheerleader. 31 Juniors - Class of ’70 MO Above, are the Junior Class Officers: Becca Blacketer, Leonard Pfund, Jennifer Chandler, Dennis Wallace, President--Carol Haubner, and Jill Picard. a Gloria Beck Mark Bellware Gordon Benfield ( W Cliff Barber : Marcia Baty = ; = ee) Rebecca Blacketer Caroline Boyer David Braun Ronald Britton Lawrence Cain Donald Campbell Jennifer Chandler Doreen Cohick Judy Cole Dawn Collins Tina Cox Karen Cram Christy Curs Leanne Dague Hope Davis Michael Davis Mare Doust Marcia Doust Dan Earl Lynn Edward John Elbon Sandy Elliott John Flukinger Sue Freeman Sandra Gier Gary Gilmore Ann Gizdavich Kobbe Halford Carol Haubner Henry Hornbeck John Horning Cindy Hoyer Gary Hunt Paula Jones Marlynn Kerwin Rhonda Kinsey Barbara Larfield Steve Larkins Star Lucas A | Joe Luth Ralph MacDonald Kay Makela Ken Makela Nancy McClean Laurie McMillen Karey Melhoff Richard Morton Jim Mosar William Mulder Judy Nelson Wanda Nelson Dick Nevan Rick Olson Teri Olson Carol Osborne Harold Paulson Gaylord Pearsall Cheryl Peppard Diann Person Byron Peterson Cindy Peterson Leonard Pfund Don Philbrook Jill Picard Roland Picard Debby Poethke Michael Polaschel Wayne Poole Candy Poppino Joanne Raitanen Charlie Raw Bill Reed David Reynolds Annita Ricketts Craig Ricketts Colleen Russell Margaret Ryan L nda Salikie Kathy Scanlon Karen Schiller Cathy Sims Nancy Smith Chuck Snell Carmella Stampflee Marc Stout Leonard Sundquist Wayne Susbauer Cassie Sweeney Candy Thomsen Cynthia Treharne Richard Udell Carolyn Walker Dennis Wallace Pam West Sherry Wetherbee Bob White Steve Williams Linda Wood Charlotte Woodwort Dorthy Work Dig that CRAZY hair do ! Sophomores - Class of ’71 Left, seated are the Sophomore Class Officers; Debbie Frieberg, and Kelly Hertig. Standing are John Hartman, Dave Bodway, and Rick Blake the President. Mike Anderson Carla Appel Earl Aune Chuck Backus Julie Barnes Dick Baty Linda Dauder Sharon Baugh Cathy Beatty Betty Beaver Galen Berry Debby Biamont Rick Blake Dave Bodway Sally Bohlmann Greg Bonham Bart Bretherton Kathy Britton Jill Brown John Brown Linda Brown Gary Brownrigg Tom Brownson Greg Brunswick Carey Buerk Dale Bunnage Michael Burgess Scott Buerk Anna Butler Richard Cain Brian Cameron Debra Carden Carleen Cash Cheryl Chestnut Susan Cline George Cole Jeff Cook Karen Cox Jackie Crist Nancy Dahl Peggy Darling Michael Davis Pamela Davis Patti Doust Beverly Dubell Margaret Dueber Karel Duncan Bob Dunton Diana Egbert Paul Ellison Melissa Fairless Lynnda Fellas Daniel Flukinger Kathy Foss Sandy Freeman Debra Friberg Lee Gallier Mary Gerdlund Linda Gilmore Donna Goodman Leo Hanthorn Susan Harrison Jack Hartman John Hartman Ronda Hatfield John Herman Kelly Hertig James Hill Louis Hogg Karen Hornshuh Jeff Howell Holly Hoyer Jeff Hoyer Beverly Hudson Carolyn Hudson William Jackson Denise Johnson Donald Johnson Terence Johnson Nancy Johnston Todd Kaino Daniel Keene Margie Keller Wilson Leong Curtis Look Kenneth Lisk Brian MacDonald Tanya Malmberg Phillippe Marchand Jeff Mason John Mason Linda Mathisen Eleanor MclIlvenny Steven McKennon Theresa Melhoff Harry Miller Bradley Monfelt Dan Moon Bonnie Muehlhauser Larry Norman Steve Olsen Carol Peterson Cheryl Pedersen Honza Raichl Patricia Wunderlich Thomas Yantis Elizabeth Zimmerman Peter Raney Debbie Ray Martie Reis Matt Reynolds Bob Recketts Jim Russell Karen Scharback Karl Schrager Rick Sharp Luan Simonson Susan Sizemore Henery Skaling Dan Skipper Vickie Solberg Kathy Stampflee Jere Strizek Dan Stroud Neal Sundquist Peter Ter Har Bruce T indall Mary Udell Dorthy Wagner Clark Warner Doug Wiese Dexter Winemiller Freshmen - Classof’ ’72 Above, are the Freshmen Class Officers: Lori Benson, Lisa Amey, President Gene Poppino, Scott Mc Donald, Joe Goetze, and Jim Haubner. Marcia Abraham David Allred Lisa Amey Roberta Anderson Laurence Beaird Marilyn Beck Susan Bellware David Benson Lori Benson Lesli e Bentley Linda Bergeson odney Berry Julie Braun Barbara Bretherton Linda Britton 3etty Bronaugh Lindsay Brown Robert Brown Jody Burke Kathy Calahn Wade Chandler Roger Cole Curtis Coleman Debra Crawford Gina Dague Tim Davis Lynda Duncan Robert Dunton Thomas Dye William Eddy Kim Edwards Mary Egbert Robert Eifrig Beverly Elliott David Gillett Terry Gilmore Joe Goetze David Graves Tonya Grendahl Richard Hadeen Richard Harrison Terri Hartman Jim Haubner Craig Hawkins a Bill Hendrickson ( SS Robert Hensley ‘ Gayle Hicks D Tom Horning Lydia House Stanley Hunt Larry Jackson Shirley Jacobsen Ronnie Johnson Charles Kero Bill Kershul Bobbie Lambert Ronald Langa Jim Larfield Beth Leiferman Carla Lynch Scott Lysons Sally Malstead Scott McDonald Leo McKenna Lorry McKnight Patricia McKnight Charles Methven Becky Middleton Edward Mitchell Janice Mosar Dayle Mosby Karyn Muelhauser Patricia Mulder Janice Nafziger Jeanine Nimmo Linda Pachal Susan Palmer Thomas Parker Irene Phillips Tom Phillips Gene Poppino Rick Putnam Patrick Ragan Dorothy Rawls Alan Richrod Ron Rusk Anne Ryan John Scanlon Sandra Schneider Dana See Edward Sharp Daniel Spillman Kent Sturgeon Gerald Tagg Jay Thompson David Trent Don Udell Debra Walter Scott Ware Graig Weston Susan Wetherbee Mark Windstanley Jeffry Wood Mark Woodworth Frosh - Gad! me, A Look at Underclassmen Throughout the Year bove: Freshmen perform by attempting to sing the Alma Mater. Is German really that interesting ? | erereettl ayggnes (ttt! NO cheating now ! Junior Jody Raitanen busily types away at her daily lesson. That's my shirt ! ———— 4 eed Se f s sir The White Shirts may not have lasted long, j ,, but while they did they sure were a great 4 group with some great yells! ‘ ° , 7 . 5 i =): INTRODUCTION TO eo Assemblies Government Publications Scholastics Grub Day Athletics pictures for the annual. We sure had fun in the Bruno's : we _ The annual staff managed to “wad 4 miss afew classes getting 4 a, oy. VR AN Science Service Spirit Freshmen Fail When Asked to Sing Alma Mater = = _ a i rad , - o Gordon Weller and Cassie } yv Sweeney discuss important “) affairs ? t Senior girls lose boy-girl tug-of- war during pep assembly. Left:Cappy the Clown entertains the Seniors as well as the Freshmen. Below:Rhonda Kinsey is amazed by the spirit of her best friend, Dawn. Below:Juniors display thei spirited enthusiasm during yell contest. ture on Scottish plaids much less near The bag pipe proved entertaining eS = to some but others found the lec a si noisy. Clockwise-Chuck Snell, Jim Lent, Bob White, Mel Philbrook, Pat O'Comor, Ralph Schlappi, Wayne Wilson, Hubert Suppe, Dave Bodway, Dexter Winemiller, Danny Skipper, Phillip Marchand, Kipp Gray, Dan Stroud, Steve Williams, Jack Hartman, Ken Lisk. Dux Hi-Y Always There to Get Our Assemblies Set Up The Dux Hi-Y this year consisted of twenty members selected from outstanding Senior, Junior, and Sophomore boys. This included nine Sophomores, making it the youngest group in several years. Group activities and services of the Hi-Yers included preparation for assemblies, collection of donations for Seaside Kids Inc. , and help with the coming Little League program, The club received a percentage of the donations collected for Seaside Kids this year. Part of the funds was used for a trip to Portland to view a Buckaroo hockey match, which they lost six to five to Vancouver, The remainder of the earn- ings is to be used for school and com - munity projects. Sincerely, Ralph Schlappi Dux Hi-Y President Thespians Take Part in Clatsop College Play Festival Our Future Oscar Winners? st Row. L.toR. Ray Billings, Byron Petersen, Kurt Hatfield, Steve Herrmann, Tom Silvius, Pat O'Connor, 2nd Row. L. to R. Kristy Kershul, Lee Chittim, Sharon Worthy, Paula Scharback. The International Thespians is an organiza- tion for the betterment of dramatics in high THESPIAN OFFICERS: schools. To qualify for Thespians one must have a grade point average of 2.00 or better and 10 points earned by dramatics or speech. We participated inthe One-Act Play Festival at Clatsop College and also we sponsored Vice-President the 6th Annual One-Act Play Contest at our Kris Kershul own school, The Thespians also attended the State Convention held at Eugene. Secretary Sharon Worthy President Dave Gale Sincerely, Dave Gale, President Seniors Win One Act Play Contest The Cornhusk Doll Carlotta Camelot. ........cccees Teri Davis Mr. Gates Ron Smith Mark Person Dona Oliver Joe Miller Director Kris Kershul Ass. Director. . Paula Scharback The annual One Act Play Contest was held December 17 and 18. This is the time of the year when a few members of each class puts on a play to compete against each other for awards. Four Thespians, plus their assistants, direct each of the four plays, and hold auditions for each part in the play. After many weeks of practicing, memorizing, and rehearsing, the plays are then performed. They are judged for many things; including each member of the cast and the play itself. Then the winners are announced. It is along awaited moment, for in the background of each individual is going around in their minds the memory of the many long hard hours, The Robe of The Galilean MIGTOGUUS. cca cssccweseressenes Gordon Benfield Director Tom Silvius Stephanos Byron Peterson Ass. Director.. Pat O'Connor Martha Marsha Baty Sarah Joanna Esther Chuck Methven Susan Wetherbee Susan Palmer Dorothy Rawls Mary Egbert Director Kurt Hatfield Ass. Director.. Ray Billings Nobody ...drama may perhaps be described as the entertained us here at Seaside, with a play adventure of a masterpiece among souls. entitled Why Teachers Go Nuts , It Drama is a very active activity and a few was very hilarious and proved to be very students spend most of their own time on enjoyable. This play might be considered this one activity. This year's one act contest the most entertaining one of the year. This Contest caused much confusion and time as year we had only three plays participate usual and was well worth it to all. High due to the lack of co-operation of a few of Window was put on as extra entertainment the members of the Sophomore class. by the Thespians of Seaside. Part of the faculty High Sharon Worthy Kurt Hatfield Lee Chittim Senior Class Kris Kershul Chuck Methven Teri Davis Mark Person BEST SUP. ACTRESS... Becca Blacketer Grub Day ’69 Sun, Fun, and No School Not much work was done by the above people but good-times were had by all, including Elizabeth Erickson and whoever that might be with her. Amidst Confusion and Controversy, Seniors Get Their Grub Day Many people spent the afternoon relaxing, while others spent the afternoon getting refreshed as those above, Someenergetic ones even played softball and used the track equipment, Later in the afternoon as the temperature kept climbing you could find most everyone on the back porch steps talking. Finally around three o'clock the Seniors were dismissed from the school grounds to go where they pleased and to do what they wanted. Science Club Expands Standing, L. to R. ; Mare Doust, Mark Sitting, L. to R. ;Mike Doust, Gary Reynolds , Our Future Physicists and Atomic Engineers Pete Broome, Jim Goetze. Gilmore, Al Zimmerman, Matt Reynolds, Science Club offers the scientific hobbyist or the amateur experimenter a facility to expand his or her interest and knowledge. Members of the Club work on interesting pro- jects, participate in field trip and field projects. Require- ments for membership into Science Club are non-existent, Anyone who desires to join this organization may do so by merely signing up with the membership officer. There are no requirements in reference to grades or courses taken in school. The club consists of its members and an ad- visor. Science Club is probably the most educational and interesting club in Seaside High School. Respectably, Mike Doust Science Club President Girls Become Active and Successful in Many Sports Throughout the Year ———. NI Above, Lucy Dorman show her athletic form in a shot from the foul line. Two members of G. A. A. are caught for a moment during a basketball game. he i ” Above, Miss Brood and part of the team, Rena Blacketer and Sujin Santisakultum, are avidly watching the game going on, 62 Girls Athletic Association sabia reat — a Elliot. Middle row;Sue Freeman, Donna Goodman, Vicki Wilcox, Rena Blacketer, Julie Braun, Debra Walter, Janice Mosar, Carol Hudson, Sandra Schneider, Miss Brood. Lucille Dorman. Back row; Candy Poppino, Teresa Long, Diane Egbert, Sharon Baugh, Beth Leif- erman, Pam Bodway, Mary Egbert, Pam Davis, Betty Bronaugh, Jeanne Nimmo, Beverly Elliot, Lori Benson, Carleen, Cash, Cheryl Chestnut. Above, Girls Athletic Association during basketball season. Left, a scramble for a jump ball, and right, a typical talk from their advisor Miss Brood during a time out. 63 How We Laughed Away The Hours! Freniors Win 7-O ...-And here we have the lovely Powder Puff cheerleaders, marked by charm and poise, attempting to lift the spirits of the enthusiastic crowd for the big battle. It is rumored that the Frenior cheerleaders used NAIR ! C.- e Judy Cole and Coach Pete Broome dis- cuss the plays for that nights game. Quite muddy and quite tired, number 65 heads for the sidelines to get instructions, 64 After hard work, Kipp Gray--Senior coach and Joe Dave Darling, Ray Cook Miller--Junior coach, travel towards a nice warm and Lucas Fregoso show shower and relaxation in the locker room. their feminity. Af ual te j he § | . A Billie Bartlett invites everyone to come to ‘ the game that night. Our Winning Team . : 65 Student Body Officers Head Student Council Right: Steve Herrmann makes a letter final by now placing on it his signature. Below: Our sargeants at arms practice their duties on each other. 555 HERE'S OUR SCHOOL AND HERE ARE ITS OFFICERS: President Steve Herrmann Vice-President Bob White Secretary Jacie Sweeney Treasurer Cassie Sweeney Sargeants at Arms Pat O'Connor Mike Sopko Parliamentarian Jim Goetze r — oe . — ae a ee ee Publicity Director =ss555 = om Wee Bile Ray Billings 7 wPTEr hy Student Oficers carry out various duties. One of Bob White's duties is to intro- duce guests at our national assemblies. Among Cassie Sweeney's duties is that of taking care of student body funds. Jim Goetze main- tains parliamentary proce- dure at all student council meetings. Ray Billings makes known student body activities to the communi- ty. Jacie Sweeney takes minutes at student council meetings and relates them to the student body. First row, L. to R.; Ray Billings, Joe Miller, Harold Paulson, Phillip Marchand, Pat O'Connor, Bob White. Second row, Billie Bartlett, Jacie pweeney, Cassie Sweeney , Steve Herrmann. Hazel Skaling, Lynn Edwards. Third row. Jim This Years Council Has a Hard Time Student Council was headed this year by Student Body President Steve Herrmann, Student Council was composed of an Executive Committee of Student Body Officers , a Parlimentarian , and a Publicity Director. The remainder of Student Council were the home room representatives, and the four class presidents. The home room representatives were elected to represent their home rooms at council meetings. This system was a change from last year and its purpose was to give more equal representation to all the members of the student body. Towards the end of the school year a few students were allowed to observe the council meetings and see what the council's function was, This years Student Council had a car wash, a pep dance, and sup- ported our two foster children, Goetze, Gene Poppino, Peter TerHar, Doug Wiese, Betty Bronough, Patty Doust, Kurt Hatfield. Fourth row, Sandy Yarmonchik, Ron Largy, Jim Mosar, Pete Broome, Carol Haubner, Bill Hendrickson, Dave Darling, Danny Skipper. Utopians Battle Longest During Conventions ELECTED CANDIDATES: President Bob White Vice-President Jeff Howell Secretary Becka Blacketer Treasurer Karen Scharback Sargeants at Arms Tom Yantis Wayne Poole Utopian Chairman, Ralph Schlappi, and Dona Oliver, Sec- retary, held nominations for candidates during party caucuses one week before conventions, During conven- tions candidates were nominated by appointed caucus members. Balloting then proceeded and continued until a representative for each office was elected to run in the final elections. Humanitarians Win Presidential Elections With Broome Humanitarian Chairman, Ray Billings and Secretary, Hazel Skaling, followed same election procedures as the Utopian Party. Elected Candidates were: President Treasurer Phil Broome Diane Egbert Vice-President Secretary Dan Stroud Cassie Sweeney Sargeants at Arms Mike Davis Dan Flukinger Madrigals Join Choir — 5 ew lst row: Vanda Cool, Kitty Wymetalek, Charlotte Woodworth, Pam West, Janet Cameron, Teri Davis, Marilyn Sarpola, Meg Dueber, Doreen Cohick, Andrea Hunt, Nancy McClean, Carol Haubner, Debbie Poethke. 2nd row; Barbara Polaschek, Marcia Hadeen, Christy Loutzenhiser, Carla Apple, Jackie Crist, Lynn Edwards, Gayle McKennon, Cindy Peterson, Lee Chittim, Carol Anderson, Carmella Stampflee, Lani Cook, Carol Raney, Tina Cox, MariGibson. Middle row; Pat Hawkins, Scott Rawls, Ray Blacketer, Kerry Wymetalek. 3rd row:Sue Freeman, Kobbe Halford, Wanda Nelson, Kathy Stampflee, Aline Work, Cheli McComber, Cher Peppard, Margie Keller, Colline Russell, Sherry Lewis ,Georgia Phillips, Linda Salikie, Hope Davis, Anna Butler. 4throw;Mr. Harris, Brian Cam- eron, Ron Largey, Gordon Benfield, Bob Dunton, Roland Picard, Pat Cassidy, Mike Welter, Bill Jackson, Leonard Pfund, John Thoenes, and Ralph McDonald. SHS Madrigals Center; Janet Cameron, Front row; Teri Davis, Lee Chittim, Lynn Edwards, Marilyn Sarpola, Gayle McKennon, Cindy Peter- son, Doreen Cohick, Meg Dueber. Back row;Pat Hawkins, Scott Rawls, Ray Blacketer, Kerry Wymetalek, Symphonic Band From the top of the S''; Director-Mr. Harris, Mark Doust, Sue Gerdlund, Dick Nevan, Patty Doust, Dennis Wallace, Dorothy Wagner, Jim Mosar, Kere Melhof, John Thoeness, Jeri-Ann Crawford, Gaylord Pearsall, Joe Goetze, Bob Dunton, Matt Reynolds, Peter Raney, Larry Normand, Bob Ricketts, Honza Raichel, Curtis Look, Jim Goetze, Doreen Cohick, Ken Lisk , Judy Nelson, Ralph Schlappi, Lori McMillan, Brian Cameron, Elizabeth Erickson, Mark Reynolds, Lucy Dorman, Mike Doust, Linda Brown, Bob White, Marcia Doust, Kurt Hat- field, and Jeri Beeman. We’d Sing and Dance Mr. Harris, Music Director , ae Forever and a Day Front row, L. Callahan, Tom Horning, Tom Parker. row, L. to R.; Becky Middleton, Cathy 2nd to R.; Stanley Hunt, Mark Winstanley, Gene Poppino, Pat Ragan, Richard Harrison. 3rd row, L. to R.; Ed Sharp, Chuck Methvin, Kurt Coleman. Concert Band Teri Davis receives her award. Members of Music Department Receive Special Awards Three music awards were given on Class Day for outstanding work in music, each of which was voted by members of chorus. Receiving the Best Female Vocalist award was Teri Davis. Kerry Wymetalek was awarded the Best Male Vocalist award, and John Thoennes received an award given to ''the most inspira- tional vocalist . Marilyn Sarpola and Kerry Wymetalek, representing Seaside High at the Music in May festival, were specially chosen for the honor. Seabreeze Staff Continues Work After Graduation Staff Editor in Chief-Kris Kershul Annual Staff Page Editors-Paula Scharback, Dona Oliver, Meets With Judy Jeremiah, Jennifer Brownson © 4s Ad Editors-Dan Schief, Kipp Gray osition , : Opp Photographers-Dave Darling, Kipp Gray, Dan Schief Above, members of the Seabreeze Staff are presented certificates on Class Day. Below left, Dona Oliver in a frustrated moment concer ning the annual. Below right, Kris Kershul and Paula Scharback go over the Powder Puff 1 ayout, Drifting Sands | : Left, Teresa Long and Danny Braun are working to meet the deadline for the next issue of the paper. Below, Marilyn Sarpola works diligently on the paper's ad section. i Below, members of the Drifting Sands staff are presented certificates on Class Day. Editor in Chief-Lee Chittim Managing Business Editor-Marilyn Sarpola Feature Editor-Danny Braun Changer are Editorial Editor-Billie Bartlett ‘ Sports Editor-Ray Billings Made in the Asst. Sports Editor-Ray Blacketer Newspaper Typist-Teresa Long Photography-Dave Darling, Kipp Gray, Dan Schief Advertising Manager-Wayne Wilson Advertising, Reporting-Doug Boyle, Dawn Collins, Rhonda Kinsey, Jeri Beeman, Gregg Bonham Advisor-Mr. Don Muno 75 Honors Banquet Hilights First row, L. to R.; Dan Earl, Jim Goetze, Jennifer Chandler, Cindy Hoyer, Mary Kemhus, Sandy Yarmonchik, Jane Meyer, Christy Loutzenhiser, 2nd row, L. to R.; Mr. Westerholm, Gary Gilmore, Elizabeth Erickson, Ralph Schlappi, Steve Williams, Wayne Poole, Barbara Larfield, Marcia Baty, Carol Haubner, Nancy McClean, Kris Kershul, Dick Udell, Jim Mosar. Honor Society Two Seniors in Honor Society and Honor Cord graduated are Christy Loutzenhiser and Sandy Yarmonchik, The Honor Society of Seaside High School is a chartered member of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools. To become eligible for membership into the society, a student must meet high standards in character, scholarship, leadership, and service. To hold membership a student must maintian a grade point average of 3.3. Each spring eligible students are selected for member- ship and announced at an assembly before the entire student body. Entrance into the association becomes official at the Honors Banquet held later in the spring, At the same banquet outstanding seniors are recognized and presented with dictionaries, As a service to the school, the Honor Society presents the annual Homecoming Dance each fall. Our advisor is Mr. Gerald Westerholm, Sincerely, Mark Reynolds Honor Society President Honor Society Events Honor Society Votes for Ralph Upper left: Ralph Schlappi receives Outstanding Honor Society Member award from Mr. Westerholm on Class Day. This award is presented to a Senior student voted by the members of Honor Society as the outstanding member. Upper right: Joe Goetze receives Outstanding Freshman award from Mr. Westerholm also on Class Day. Joe was presented this award on the basis of his outstanding grade point average. Left:Lee Chittim is presented the KSWB scholarship on Class Day by the manager of KSWB. This schol- arship is granted ona basis of grade point average. Right:Mollie McClean is presented the Outstanding Senior Girl award by Miss Babey on Class Day. This award is sponsored by the Philanthropic Education Organiza- tion. Eleven other Senior girls were chosen and they voted among them- selves for the girl they felt was most deserving of the award. Pete, Jacie, Ralph Outstanding Teens Right: Girls' and Boys' State delegates representing Seaside High at the con- ventions in June, are from left to right: Terri Olson, Dennis Wallace, Steve Williams, and Candy Thomsen, Not pic- tured is Jim Mosier. Below left :Hazel Skaling is awarded an art scholarship for outstanding artistic ability on Class Day. This scholarship is sponsored by the Seaside Womens' Club, ‘ i 1 7 ih jj Upper right: Five graduates were granted Clatsop College Board Scholarships on Class Day. From left to right: Paula Scharback, Teri Davis, Molly Mc Clean, Mark Reynolds, and Mike Doust, These scholarships were based on grade point averages. Right. L.to R.: Pete Broome, Jacie Sweeney, and Ralph Schlappi, were chosen as outstanding American teenagers. They will be candidates in a statewide con- test which will name the outstanding teens in the state. All schools were asked to nominate three candidates, and one repre- sentative from each state will be chosen to receive a trophy from the governor. Lettermen at Seaside High . say “ned . Front row, L_ to R.; Steve Williams, Wayne Poole, Kipp Gray, Don Johnson, Chuck Snell, Bob White, Hubert Suppe, Dan Schief, Craig Ricketts, Phil Marchand, Joe Miller, Scott Buerk. Back row, L. to R.; Advisors Marius Brockway and Tom House, Gordon Benfield, Jim Mosar. Bob Ricketts, Dave Bodway, Pete Broome, Gordon Weller, Chris Schragger, Jim Lent, Dan Stroud, Jack Hartman, Leo Hanthorn, Ray Billings, Jere Striezek, Mike Sopko, Ralph Schlappi, John Hartman, Frank Wetherbee, Dave Darling. This is anh rary evi b me Our Lettermen are is is ' onorary service club made up of boys who have competed, and completed Representative of a required amount of quarters, innings or Success in Sports have accumulated enough points in Varsity at Seunside High a to receive their school monogram. As a service club, this years Lettermen formed ayell group, the White Shirts. They attended various home games and yelled to support our team. Sincerely, Kipp Gray Lettermen President '68-’69 Rally Add a This year's Varsity Rally cheerleaders are: 1. to r., Jacie Sweeney, Cassie Sweeney, Carol Haubner, kneeling, with Judy Cole, and Billie Bartlett, standing. Spirit,spirit,spirit ! That is what we have tried to bring forth throughout the year with our skits and our pep assemblies. Varsity is open to Juniors and Senior girls and boys, and JV is open to Sophomores. Something new this year were Frosh cheerleaders. They were chosen just before basketball season but the annual tryouts are held each spring, During the summer, the newly elected members attend the rally clines to get new ideas for the following year. This year rally helped in community and school projects and served at the many different sport banquets. The cheerleaders job is to try to promote spirit for the sports and spirit throughout the school. Jacie Sweeney President. The new Frosh cheerleaders are: from top to bottom, Lori Benson, Janice Nafziger, Susan Palmer, and Lisa Amey, —_ ™ Junior Varsity cheerleaders are: Kelly Hertig, Nancy Dahl, Debbie Friberg standing, and Meg Dueber kneeling. — Above: Senior Jacie Sweeney, asks everyone to stand for the fight song during the pep assembly. Lower left Carol Haubner goes through the daily hum-drum routine of being a varsity cheerleader. Below: Nancy Dahl tells calmly about a JV yell. Whitecaps is a service club of girls, who have accumulated a GPA of 2.5 and a good standing in the school. The girls are chosen from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. This fall we helped at the football games by taking money and selling programs. We helped the retail selling class in the consession stand, We assisted at the basketball games, by working in the candy store. This year we served at the winter and spring sports banquets,ushered at the annual Miss Seaside pageant, and at the Brothers Four Concert. In February, we sponsored the annual Snoball dance. All of the girls helped decorate, and our dance turned out very successfully. A new policy we have this year is letting boys join as honorary members. In the spring we take a trip to a destination of our choice as a climax to our year as a service organization, Molly Mc Clean President Whitecaps Service With a Smile Front row, L. to R.; Marcia Doust, Candy Thomsen, Sandy Yarmonchik, Molly McClean, Miss Babey--advisor, Jane Meyer, Mary Kemhus, Terri Olson, Paula Scharback. Back row, L. to R. ;Nancy Johnston, Denise Johnson, Elizabeth Erickson, Jody Raitanen, Lucas Fregoso, Ray Cook, Joe Miller, Jennifer Chandler, Becca Blacketer, Barbara Larfield, Marcia Baty. Lucas, Ray, and Joe are Honorary Members, Pep Club is an organization of girls, open to Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors, who are interested and willing to give their time, effort, and ideas to promote and support the spirit of the school. We sponsored the Sadie Hawkins dance in November. We also held car washes and bake food sales to earn money in order to buy paint to paint signs with. The signs are put up on the cafe and in the hall to give spirit to the team. W68th alot of work, this club can be fun and profitable to everyone. Pep Club Supporters of our Sports Cheryl Chestnut President Front row,l.to r.; Kathy Foss, Peggy Darling, Sharon Baugh, Diana Egbert, Karen Scharback, and Cheryl Chestnut 2nd row; Lydia House, Lisa Amey, Carol Hudson, Sandra Schneider, Jill Brown, Pat Mulder, Theresa Melhoff, Elinor Mc Ilvenny, Pam Bodway, Dorothy Wagner, Cathy Calahn. 3rd row; Lynda Duncan, Jody Burke, Betty Bronaugh, Marilyn Beck, Jeannie Nimmo, Janice Nafziger, Bev Elliott, Sue Palmer, Rena Blacketer, Carleen Cash, Rhonda Hatfield, Debbie Carden, Dorothy Rawls. 4th row; Tanya Malmberg, Dana See, Mary Egbert, Kim Edwards, Julie Braun, Kathy Stampflee, Carla Appell, Janice Mosar, Marcia Abraham, Carol Petersen, Holly Hoyer, Patti Doust. 5th row; Susan Wetherbee, Bobbi Lambert, Karyn Muelhauser, Anna Butler, Lynn Bergeson, Terri Hartman, Debbi Walter, and Karel Duncan. Wrestling Golf Track Baseball | Football Basketball ——— THROUGHOUT THE YEAR Some lose and others win.... ; aid Those Were The Days, Seti Se 7 oe Vi Ale, wrt. dager pat Ses aiaat is rs te Ay) eae Se Back row, L. to R., Leo Hanthorn, Coaches Maine and House, Mark Bellware, Hubert Suppe, Mark Person, Jim Lent, Joe Miller, Pete Broome, Ralph Craig Ricketts, Les Dorman, Ken Hensala, Rod Chestnut, Kipp Gray, John Don Johnson, Tim Harrington, John Hartman, Dan Skipper, Mike Davis, Steve Larkins. Head Coach Brockway gives a pep talk to the students and the team League Standings during a pep assembly. Won Lost Tied North Catholic 9 Neahkahnie 7 Clatskanie 6 Rainier 5 Hood River 4 Seaside 2 Vernonia 2 Knappa ] Warrenton ] RaQAOaah —— S Or Were They? Final Scores Scappose .- 18-0 Clatskanie ee 2-13 Rainier st... 7-0 Hood River .-- 18-6 Neahkahnie Pe Yok | Knappa yon... 32-12 North Catholic... 19-0 ) Warrenton yon... 34-14 Vernonia ied... 0-0 . = 4 —__ ; oh eae? a s ‘ wae = af i. eat cy dh eae _™ — g — ie BENS 2g ae Bs Sei a Tee i sil Roy Dague, Jack Hartman, Jim Mosar, Gordon Weller, Schlappi, Chris Schragger, Dan Stroud, Mike Sopko, Horning, and Head Coach Brockway. Front row, L. toR., Chuck Snell, Bob White, Dale Bunnage, Dick Baty, and Seniors composing Varsity this year were, back row L. to R., Roy Dague, Mark Person, Hubert Suppe, Jim Lent, Pete Broome, Chris Schragger, Kipp Gray, Ken Hensala, Mike Sopko. Front row, L. to R., Gordon Weller, Joe Miller, Ralph Schlappi , and Les Dorman. Football Highlights Right, co-captain, sophomore, John Hartman, speaks at a pep assembly about the upcoming game. Below, 40 Gordon Weller, is stopped by the Rainier defense while 62, Kipp Gray, continues on downfield. Below left, Senior Gary Ordway is about to be brought down as he is tackled from behind. Below right, Senior end Jim Lent, 83, fights for control of the ball during the 1968 Homecoming game with Rainier. Frosh and J.V. Combine Before school started this year, it was thought that only afew Freshmen boys would turn out for football. Because of this, schedules were changed calling for the combination Freshmen and Junior Varsity teams. As it turned out the team was composed of 24 Freshmen and 6 Sophomores . 2 Final Scores The season started a little slow since the Freshmendid I j i ; j if YE . irs rE 3 . not. begin practice until school began. The first game Noshkehnie J. ¥_- inet aael was after only six days of practice for the Freshmen, The Clatskanie J. V.--lost--l4-7 team improved with time and the Freshmen went unde- Neahkahnie Fr. -- won- 18-12 feated for the 2nd year in a row with a record of 3-0 for Neahkahnie J. V. --lost--19-0 Freshmen games. The J. V. record was 1-4 for the sea- Warrenton Fr. --won--l4-7 son. The team voted Richard Harrison as Most Improved ] Rainier J. V. --lost--19-0 and Tom Phillips as an outstanding player. With the num- Clatskanie J. V.--won--12-0 ber of Freshmen that turned out for football the future is Clatskanie Fr. --won--22-6 rather good. On the floor, L. to R.; John Horning and Jackson, Randy Lorentzen, Kim Sandy , Mark Woodworth. First row, L. toR. ; Dave Graves, Bill Eddy, and Mr. Koloski. Richard Harrison, Bob Dunton, Mark Third row, L. to R.; Dan Skipper, Ken Windstanley, Bill Hendrickgpn, Rick Lisk, George Cole, Dave Bodway, Dan Hadeen, Jim Haubner, Roger Cole, Kent Stroud, Richard Cain, Tom Yantis, Bob Sturgeon, Curt Coleman. Second row, L. Ricketts, Jere Strizek. Standing at the to R.; Scott Ware, Charles Kero, Tom left is Mr. Bruce Buzzell. Parker, Tim Davis, Ron Langa, Larry Juniors Compose Majority oS sll = “aa CAS), c ASI, Sean t 33 ] 41 L. to R.; Cliff Barber, Harry Robinson, Steve Williams, Bob White im Lent, Dave Bodway, Jim Mosar, Gordon Weller, Mel Philbrook, Dennis Wallace, Ralph Schlappi. Kneeling; Coach Tom House and Manager Dan Earl. Final Scores Wahtonka 65-61 Rainier .-.- 60-56 Knappa St,.. 60-36 Rainier. . lost... 57-54 Christmas Tournament Newport..Ist Knappa....2nd Seaside...3rd Ilwaco Neahkahnie . ¢ A - , . ) 3 ‘ ‘ca ww Scappoose Knappa Hood River Vernonia Vernonia Nestucca i s oAt42 | North Catholic...lost... Clatskanie Warrenton of Varsity Squad Clockwise: Basketball this year brought a variety of action-from jump balls, to warm-up before the games, to jump shots, to mid-air scrambles for the basketball. UP-UP-AND-AWAY'! What is in the Future Above; Seaside jumps for the ball. Below: Jim Lent struggles with a Warrior for the ball. wi Above; Bob White tries for a basket during the Seaside v.s., Warrentongame. While, below; Cliff Barber makes a running jump shot. For Basketball Next Junior Varsity Basketball, front row, L. to R.; Todd Kaino, Jack Hartman, Pete TerHar, John Hartman, Wilson Leong. Back row, L. toR.; Coach Larry Elliot, Pete Raney, Bill Mulder, Chuck Backus, Leo Hanthorn, Doug Weise, and Manager Dan Earl. J.V.’s Finish 12 and 9 Frosh Finish 11 and 6 Freshman Basketball, front row, L. to R.; Terry Gilmore, Tom Parker, Jim Larfield, Bill Eddy, Rick Hadeen. Back row, L. to R.; Kent Sturgeon, Bill Hendrickson, Curt Coleman, Scott McDonald, Kim Sandy, Tim Davis. Think of all the Things We Would do... VARSITY: top row,l. to r.; Dan Earl--manager, John Hartman, Gordon Weller, Dave Darling, Frank Wetherbee, Kipp Gray, and Les Dorman. Bottom row; Mr. Larry Elliott--coach, Wayne Poole, Leo Hanthorn, Jack Hartman, Tom Phillips, Dan Skipper, Steve Bartlett, and Steve Williams. JV: top row,l.to r.; Dick Baty, Kim Sandy, Rick Hadeen, Chuck Snell, Clark Warner, and Mr. Marius Brockway--coach, Bottom row; Bill Eddy, David Graves, Mike Davis, Jeff Howell, and Tim Davis. ‘ dal SCORES Seaside | Astoria | Seaside Astoria 2 Seaside Tillamook 4 Seaside Astoria 8 Seaside Aloha 6 Seaside Banks 5 Seaside Banks 6 Seaside 17 Neah-kan-ie 6 Seaside : North Catholic 5 Seaside Knappa 3 Seaside Scappoose 3 Seaside | Clatskanie 0 Seaside 6 Neah-kan-ie 4 Seaside 2 Clatskanie 3 Seaside Astoria 0 Seaside Astoria 6 Seaside Knappa 3 | Seaside Astoria 9 7 Seaside North Catholic 4 | we Seaside - Seaside Seaside Rainer 2 xt oe Rainier 4 “ ? ay Scappoose ; - A S - gs enn | wn kw W WH Above: Jack Hartman, Gordon Weller, and Tom Phillips try to think of the best way to handle the next inning. Left: Dave Darling and Steve Williams consult each other about the last hit. Lower left: Dave Darling gets ready to throw one of his GREAT pitches. Below: Frank Wetherbee, Steve Bartlett, and Les Dorman receive instructions from coach Elliott. Golf Team Goes to State a ] le _ Vd “ £ oS ine - = —_ rre oe yet oor 2 Sey aes ee Bad a mn ees eee ; Kneeling: Dave Braun, George Cole, Harry Robinson, David Gillett, Jim Haubner, Craig Weston, Scott Burke. Standing: Mr. Muno, Don Campbell, Jeannie Nimmo, Ken Lisk, Mark Winstanley, Gene Poppino, Ray Billings, Doug Wiese, John Elbon, and Mr. Rippet. Below: Jeannie Nimmo practices her putt, and Mark Winstanley attempts to tee off. SS Ss HEY M ark ! Your ball ae — is in front of you. It's Gene's that's out there. Below: Jeannie Nimmo “oy Qe watches Harry Robinson © tee off. Lower left: Mr. Rippet trys to find a club, — Front row, L. to R.; Craig Hawkins, Scott Chuck Snell, Bob Ricketts. Back row;Ray Buerke, Jim Hill, Jeff Howell, Wade Chand- Cook Lucas Fregoso, Carl Suppe, Jeff ler, Rick Blake. Middle row; Roy Dague, Mason, Jere Strizek, Mark Bellware, Tom Tom Yantis, Pat Hawkins, Frank Wetherbee, Dye, George Cole, Kerry Wymetalek, Bill Dave Darling, D an Stroud, Craig Ricketts, Jackson, and Bruce Tindall. Wrestling Held a Variety of Action and Poses This Year = Craig Rickets is on the top and going for a win, Ken Lisk gets a good hold on his opponent, Barely visible Bob Rickets gets the worse part of this view. Bottom row: Steve Larkins, Dennis Wallace, Jere Strizek, Dan Stroud, Phil Marchand, Lee Gallier, Pete Raney, Roy Dague, Ralph Schlappi, Dexter Winemiller, Wilson Leong. 2nd row: Ron Langa, Mike Mc Clure, Tom Horning, Gary Gilmore, Pete Broome, Dave Bodway, Jim Lent, Mel Philbrook, Terry Gilmor e, Mr. Westerholm,. 3rd row: Mr. Neal Maine, Gordon Benfield, Larry Jackson, Ron Largey, Jim Mosar, Bob White, Bill Mulder, John Horning, Larry Gilmore, Jim Larfield, and Mare Doust, Boy the Track Season Involves Highlights Track highlights this year included, Above; Dan Schief and Larry Jack- son running in the 440 yard relay at Scappoose. Below; Ralph Schlappi running the mile relay at Scappoose. Left; Dennis Wallace taking the baton from Mike McClure in the mile relay. Many Athletes Other highlights in- clude, above left; Roy Dague tossing the shot put; above and left; Bob White and Jim Mosar at the high jump. Sno-Ball Homecoming Jr.-Sr. Prom Class Day | INTRODUCTION T Everyone at the 1969 Junior os Senior Prom seemed to enjoy themselves including newly crowned Queen Miss Teresa Long. Graduation Miss Seaside Pageant if ) Although the Brothers Four } Concert was not a school | activity it was enjoyed by ' many of the Seaside High School students and _ the community. : ee | oz SPECIAL ACTIVITIES Source to Sewer Kayak Race I Above, this year we had our first Just before the launching of their crafts the contestants teacher compete in the race. wait above the Klootchy Creek bridge in preparation. Many very unusual tactics were used to overcome other crafts. I wonder what this charming gentleman might have been saying! Fall Highlights Fall Dances Bring Royalty a value ld sei The new school year started off this fall with several activities includ ing the ''Welcome Frosh Dance ' with Lisa Amey and Jim Haubner being crowned as Frosh King and Queen, Another was the ''Thank- You Sophomore Dance withthe appropriate theme of Land of the Giants. ' Falldanceswere concluded with the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance which usually concludes Twirp Week (this year was anexception ) with Jane Meyer the lucky girl to catch her man Chris Schragger and become Lil Abner and Daisy Mae. Mike Sopko and Kris Kershul have a coke at the Thank-You Sophomore Dance while Kipp Gray and Becca Blacketer have a private conversation, Karey Melhoff, Sujin Santisakultam, Karen Scharback, and Peggy Darling, make it on the sidelines. Jacie and Gordon Reign Homecoming this year came early, the first week in October, Construction of the bonfire was started in advance, despite con- flicts at school. Many seniors and juniors worked valiantly all week gathering burning materiads and depositing them at the end af 12th Ave. The eve of the bonfire found seniors guarding the wood pile throughout the night. The next day students were dis- missed early to move the wood to the beach. After many stuck vehicles, including Pete Broome's jeep below left, the bonfire was completed. The bonfire was finally lit, after a serpentine, and burned late into the night, desyite a rain shower, Over Homecoming Jacie Sweeney was crowned Home- coming Queen by Mark Reynolds, president of Honor Society, ata pep assembly the day of the big game, That nightthe players ran through the traditional victory arch and the Homecoming Court circled the field in a convertible. Seaside lost its 1968 Homecoming game to Rainier , 7-0. At the dance Saturday night , Gordon Weller was crowned King Foot- ball by Homecoming Queen Jacie. Senior Elizabeth Erickson attended the 1968 Homecoming game along with many other students and towns- people, despite the threatening weather conditions, Once Upon a Time at Sno-ball court of 1969 are Sophomore princess Kelly Hertig with Gordon Weller, Sno-ball Queen, Junior Rebecka Blacketer with Kipp Gray, Senior princess Sujin Santiskultan with Mike Sopko, and Freshman princess Rena Blacketer with Ron Thomas. | Roaring ’20’S Relived Entering the door the couples were greeted with the errie sight of a mortuary with an actual coffin and dead person, Jane Meyer. Inside they enter into the exciting world of the Roaring 20's'' with a Model 'T', Rou- le tte Wheel, Bathtube Gin, and a bar throne. Junior, Rebecka Blacketer was crowned TS 1969 Sno-Ball Queen and setted at the bar cY- along with Senior princess Sujin Santiskultam, a, Sg Sophmore princess Kelly Hertig, and Fresh- § . man princess Rena Blacketer. a = Ay SS U SS Jane Meyer lies in state at the front enterence to greet the Sno- Ball couples. Ghastly isn't it. There Was a Tavern Where we use to raise a glass or two, Standing around the Bath- tube Gin (punch) are 'Becka Blacketer, Bob White,Judy Nelson, and Kirt Hatfield. Conversing are Meg Dueber, Ralph Sch- lappi, Tom Yantis, and Nancy Dahl. The boys stay busy, Gordon Weller 10 oking innocent and Dave Will- iams taking bites, while Kelly Hertig and Diane Egbert sit by. Through the Door There Prom Queen Teresa Long with escort Wayne Wilson, sits on throne with Junior princesses (top to bottom) Cassie Sweeney and Brad Tindall, Lynn Edwards and Wayne Poole, and Becka Blacketer and Kipp Gray. Senior princesses are Billie Bartle tt and Rod Chestnut, Trudy Zumbuhl and Craig Bremer, and Hazel Skaling and John Norling. 1969 Prom reer eT = A night of mystic enchantment was enjoyed by many couples at the 1969 Junior-Senior Prom. This years theme was The Oracle of Creation with an enormous Greek mural on one wall and great marble pillars. Announced by the Junior class president, Carol Haubner, radient Teresa Long escorted by Wayne Wilson was crowned as Queen of the tiny Kingdom along with her royal court. Came Familiar Laughter AY i { i || AMGEN a q Ne: j Pu) ge | ’ pad rh ay aN a | ' pal Be AN 7D oe (AN 6) an : N “Si ae ,) ‘ : mais % D A) Fr Lynn Edwards, Wayne Poole, Dick Roshay, and Lynda Wood flirt am look at the scenery. Couples dance and the music plays on for Jacie Sweeney and Lemard Teeple, left. Hey Elizabeth, re- member when you asked Mark to the Sno-Ball last year ? 111 J Rare. - sr Doreen Cohick, Keith Crow, Kurt Hatfield, and Judy Nelson rap and enjoy the evening. Careful Mark ! Don't spill the punch ! Right; Teresa Long, escorted by Wayne Wilson, receives a round of applause after the announce- ment of her being chosen as Prom Queen. Lee Chittim is Chosen Our Sweetheart for 1969 Portrait of a Sweetheart ' was the theme for the llth Miss Seaside Pageant in March. The 10 contestants were chosen in January from the Senior girls to compete for the title. They spent a busy month attending luncheons , speaking engagements , and practicing for the actual Pageant, They also appeared on Telescope TV. The day of the Pageant they attended the judges luncheon and had swim suit competition and interviews with the judges. Saturday evening the competition was narrowed to five finalist, who were each asked a question to answer spontaneously. They were then judged on their poise, ingenu- ity, and personality. Then our new Miss Seaside , Lee Ellen Chittim was chosen. QAM LE) Semmes Wyo i ? T hie ae ¢’ eA ce ae es 4 ll od —s The 10 semi-finalists, L. to R.; SharonWorthy, Lani Cook, Lee Chittim, Kris Kershul, Carol Raney, Paula Scharback, Elizabeth Erickson, Kitty Wymetalek, Jacie Sweeney, and Billie Bartlett. Nothing Seemed The Way The Five Finalists, L. toR.; Elizabeth Erickson, Carol Raney, Kristy Kershul , Lee Chittim, and Lani Cook wait to answer the final question be- fore the selection of Miss Seaside for 1969. Carol Raney, first runner-up, and selected by Paula Scharback models a pants the contestants as Miss Congeniality does a outfit from TerHars during the beautiful winning curtsy. fashion show at the Pageant. It Used To Be Miss Lee Ellen Chittim is crowned by her predecessor Julie Paulsen, Miss Seaside for 1968, Surrounding her are Carol Raney-Ist runner-up and Elizabeth Erickson-2nd runner- up. Right;Marjean Langley, Miss Oregon for 1968, dances to ''For Once In My Life, dedicated to the ten semi-finalists. During the early part of the program, the ten Miss Seaside semi-finalists danced and sang I Enjoy Being A Girl. Class Day Was Lengthy eT ee ine Serene, Senior Class President, Pete Broome starts off Class Day by welcoming everyone to the assembly. Above, and above right, Seniors wait in the cafe- teria before marching into the gym for the start of Class Day. Above, Miss Lewis has a rather shockec expression as she is presented a gift by the Senior class. Left, Kitty Wymetalek helps Jeri Beeman pin on her corsage. Below, Kristy Kershul and Paula Scharback read the Senior wills on Class Day. Left, Honor Cords are presented to Jane Meyer, Kris Kershul, Elizabeth Erickson, Lee Chittim,Sandy Yarmonchik, and Christy Loutzenhiser by Mr. Westerholm. Above, the Class of 1969 has been seated on the stage as Pete Broome gives the opening speech. Above, the Class of 1969 on June 3rd, 1969 stands for The Pledge of Allegiance after entering the gym for Commencement Exercises. Below, Valedictorian Al Zimmer- man gives his address at Commencement. Below right, Al Zimmerman receives the $3,000 Crown Zellerbach Scholarship. Valedictorian Al Zimmerman Left, Elizabeth Erickson receives her diploma from Mr. Bruce Haskell. ————¥ ————— Salutatorian Jim Goetze gives his address. = 4. And here they come rt. Above, Senior Pat Cassidy receives his diploma, 119 NYY a = da Yn ih | He Above, Jackie Spillman receives her diploma from Mr. The boys are caught for a few Bruce Haskell as School Superintendent Mr. Charles room a few minutes before the Smith assists. room looks a little more or- Above left, Joyce Herron and Joe Miller march in along with Hazel Skaling and Pat Ryan, above right. Below, mass confusion in the girls dressing room. ; USE EAST EXIT i —- minutes in their | tess Above, Sandy Yarmonchik sure gives exercises begin, They're Mr. Haskell a broad grin as she gets ganized than the girls. ahold of her diploma. Away they go with their diplomas in hand. From left to right, Mark Person and Beth Weaver leave the stage, Sharon Gier heads for the hall, and Dave Gale takes off toward the boys dressing room to turn in his cap and gown. Left, Georgia Phillips receives her diploma as the rest of the class looks on. _ Above, Teri Davis and Above, Billie Bartlett is receiving her diploma John Sines link arms after twelve years of school. AI that for a piece for the march in, of paper! Above, leaving the gym are Kris Kershul and Hubert Suppe. Right, Jeri Beeman with avery happy look on her face knowing it is all over, GOOD MORNING, MISS LEWIS ! Mr. Charles Smith School Superintendent Dear Seniors: I would like to congratulate you, the graduating class of 1969, upon your successful completion of your high school program. You have been a particularly friendly and congenial class. You have had the opportunity to enjoy having some of your classmates selected for special honors some of which have been awarded scholarships, It is of particular importance that your years at Seaside High School have been rewarding and beneficial in preparation for adult life. We will miss the many friendly personalities andwe hope that as the years go by you will find pleasure in thinking about your experiences at Seaside High School. I extend to you my sincere congratulations and best wishes for the future. Ralph Nafziger Principal Our Administrators Mr. Charles John Gabriel Miss Ann Lewis Vice Principal Psychology Counselor W. Washington State College Louisiana State University Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Master of Education ‘ AY = Mr. Everett A. Clarry World Geography Counselor Kansas State Teachers Mrs. Edna Clarry Bachelor of Science Lunch Supervision Mrs. Ellen Fenton Mrs. Mildred Thomsen Principal's Secretary School Secretary The cooks for our lunch menu are The cooks for our lunch menu are l.tor.; Mrs. Maggie Herrin, Mrs. Lorraine Dague, Mrs. Susie Wahl, Mrs. Gladys Fry,and Mrs. Bea Moon. The custodians for Seaside High are from l.to r.; Mr. Everett Iler, Mr. Frank Witzel, Mr. Willis Howell, Frank Witzel, Mr. Willis Howell, Mr. Otis Clingman, and Mr. Luke Mc Ilvenny. CLEANING MEN Mrs. Carol Benson Counseling Secretary Miss Carla J. Babey Art French Dept. Colorado State College Bachelor of Arts Mr. Coleman Beghtol History Dept. Lewis Clark College Bachelor of Arts Miss Majorie F. Brood Physical Education George Fox College Bachelor of Science Mr. Marius Brockway English Dept. Oregon State University Masters of Education Mr. Benson E. Brister English Dept. Oregon State University Bachelor of Science oe Mr. Bruce E. Buzzell Physical Education Willamette University Bachelor of Arts Miss M. Susan Christy Art English Dept. Marylhurst College Bachelor of Arts Mr. Larry Elliott Math Dr. Ed. Dept. Linfield College Bachelor of Science Mrs. Ladean V. Cook English Dept. Pacific University Bachelor of Arts Mrs. Claudette Eskola Business Dept. Central State College, Okla. Bachelor of Science “4 , Mr. Harold M. Cosand Science Dept. Idaho State Bachelor of Science Miss Linda Frederick English Dept. University of Oregon Bachelor of Arts Mrs. Maryon W. Greenough Mr. Larry L. Haller Home Ec. Dept. Math Dept. Oregon State University Oregon State University Bachelor of Science Masters of Education Mr. Roland Harris Music Dept. University of Oregon Bachelor of Music Mr. Tom D. House History Dr. Ed. Dept. Pacific University Bachelor of Science Mrs. Petra Harvey Mr. Robert W. Hayes Typing I German Geography Portland State College Bachelor of Arts Mr. Peter M. Lindsey Mr. Walter Koloski ; English Dept. Intro. Physical Science Mr. G. Neal Maine Portland State College Boise State College Biology Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts Linfield College Bachelor of Science Mr. Donald P. Muno Mr. Richard Otto Mr. Edward J. Rippet English Journalism Dept. Industrial Arts Business Dept. Portland State University Oregon State University Linfield College Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Arts Mr. George P. Stacey Mr. James E. Trofitter English Drama Dept. Math Dept. Portland State College Oregon State University Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science Mr. George Sonera Spanish Dept. Portland State College Bachelor of Arts Mr. Gerald Westerholm History Dept. Pacific University Bachelor of Science Miss Irma Albertson Miss Lorna Parham Librarians Kay-Lynn Shop 612 Broadway 738-6892 Seaside Conerete Co. Seaside Lanes 738-5333 215 Broadway Roehm Furniture Co. ee} ir Bronttens 738-626] Crowe’s Grocery wen 7. 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Marion Gearhart 738-6731 4]11 Broadway tt UVvE seTTER 738-51ll “oer Avenue U S, Holladay Drive 738-9014 Kohl Lumber Co. H. E. Ireland, D.D.S. 1300 S. Holladay Drive 738-7781 y Rt. 1 Box 16 738-7165 Bruhn’s Cafe Hwy 101 Cannon Beach Jct. John Selnes Co. 726 Broadway 738-5521 Barber Shop tee Hwy 101 Division Cannon Beach 436-2545 Country Store Between Seaside Gearhart 738-5719 616 Broadway 738-5362 Montgomery Ward Bud’s Drive-In Hwy 10] Gearhart 738-6582 6 N. Holladay Drive 738-5544 Drder by phone Fast Personal Service Ter Har’s 27 Broadway 738-5515 Bell Buoy | Crab Co. 1809 S, Holladay Drive 738-6354 We specialize in the 61 N. Holladay Drive 738-676] ER — I autnine SUPPLIES pai Cannon Beach Bakery Hwy 101 Cannon Beach 436-2671 600 12th Avenue 738-5731 SeaWay Motors, | Hwy 191 South 738-5522 Box 49D Hamlet Rt. 738-6401 22 Broadway Wheatley-Desler Co. 1 N. Holladay Dr. 738-5701 J. W. Copeland Lumber Yar¢ 738-5181 Times Sunset Drive-In Theatre Ama mrs Seaside Gearhart 738-6222 Rt. 1 Box 612 738-6674 Lyle’s Garden Center 725 Avenue J 605 Avenue A 738-5594 Griffith Paint Pot ? 201 S. Holladay Drive 738-5751 ; A W Root Beer 1313 S. Roosevelt Dr. 738-525] Hwy 101 N. Hemlock Cannon Beach 436-264] Ho 65 N, Holladay Drive 738-6511 Service Oil Co. Oregon LaunDry Cleaners Avenue A Roosevelt Drive 738-5656 303 S, Holladay Drive 738-6326 Fast, Friendly Service LAUNDRY x CLEANERS | — = Dry This space is dedicated This space is dedicated to CLEANERS Mr. Don Muno for his help during this year. Thank You the 1969 Seabreeze Staff Coast Plumbing Heating 318 S, Holladay Drive 738-726] Photographers CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1969! DAN SCHIEF KIPP GRAY DAVE DARLING ANDERSON, RUTH, Thelma Lou Chorus-1, 2 AXT, GENE, ''Moose Football-1, 2 Basketball-1, 2 Chorus -3 BARTLETT, BILLIE, Will Drifting Sands-4 G. L.A. -2,3 Pep Club-] Rally-2, 3,4 Student Council-1, 4 BARTLETT, STEVE, Rastler Transfer-4 Football-1, 2 Wrestling-1,2,3,4 Golf-2,3 Baseball-|, 4 BEEMAN, GERI, ''Squeek ’ Drifting Sands-4 G.A.A. -1,2,3 Band-1, 2, 3,4 BI LLI NGS, RAY, ''Lemonhead Footbal 1-1 ,2,3 Basketball-2 Golf 3,4 Baseball-1 , 2 Drifting Sands 4 Lettermen-3, 4 Student Council-3, 4 Thespians-3, 4 BLACKET ER, RAY, ''Hakowi Footbal l-1 ,2,3 Track-] Drifting Sands -4 Dex. Y 2 Madrigals 4 Chorus 4 BLASER, SUSAN, Speed Chorus -] BOYLE, DOUG, Charmer Football-1, 2 Drifting Sands -4 BRAUN, DANNY, Ace Football-1 Basketball-3 Drifting Sands-3, 4 BROOME, PETE, ''Elephant Football-1, 4 Track-4 Science Club-3, 4 Student Council-4 BROW NSON, JENI FER, Mother Drifting Sands -3 G.L. A. -2,3 Seabreeze-4 CAMERON, JANET, Flea Madrigals-4 Pep Club-1 Chorus-1, 2,3, 4 Senior Credits CASSIDY, PAT, Harvey Chorus' CHITTIM, LEE, Flower Drifting Sands-3, 4 G. L. A. -1, 2,3 Honor Society-2, 3,4 Madrigals-4 Pep Club 1,2 Thespians-3, 4 Chorus -4 CHESTNUT, ROD, Rocky Football-1, 2,3, 4 COLE, FRED, The Loner Football-1, 2 COOK, LANI,' 'Eagle Beak ' Pep Club-] Chorus -4 COOK, RAY, Squire Football Manager-2 Wrestling Manager-4 Track-3 Whitecaps -4 COOL, VANDA, Slugger Transfer-3 G.A.A. -] G. L.A. -1,2 CRAWFORD, JERR-ANN, Jerri G. A.A. -1 G.L.A.-1,2 Band-1, 2,3,4 DAGUE, ROY, Little Roy Boy Foot ball-3, 4 Wrestling-3, 4 Baseball-2 Track-3, 4 DARLING, DAVE, Pretty Boy Football-l, 2 Wrestling-3, 4 Baseball-1,2,3,4 Lettermen-2,3,4 Student Council-4 DAVIS, TERI, ''Sunshine G.A.A. -l,2 G. L.A. -l,2 Madrigals-4 Chorus -3, 4 DORMON, LES, Sleezey Termite Football-1l, 4 Basketball-2, Baseball-2, 4 DORMON, LUCY, Baines G.A.A.-1,2,3,4 Student Council-3 Band-1,2,3,4 DOUST, MIKE, S.C.G. Science Club-4 Band-1, 2,3, 4 3 DUMONTET,CHARLOTTE, Menace G. A.A, -2 144 DUNTON, PAT, Tricia Transfer-3 G. A.A. -l G. L.A. -1,2 ERICKSON,ELIZABETH, Lizbeth G. L.A. -1 Honor Society-2,3, 4 Whitecaps -2, 3,4 Band-1,2,3,4 FREGOSO,LUCAS, Loco Fregoso Wrestling-4 Baseball-1 Whitecaps-4 GALE, DAVE, Moe Football-l, 2 Track-1, 2 Lettermen-3, 4 Thespians-2,3, 4 GI BSON, MARY, 'Shorty Transfer-4 G. A.A. -l Home- Ec Club-2 GIER, SHARON, Gearshift Transfer-4 Contact Club-2,3 Pep Club-3 Chorus -1, 2,3 GILLETTE, BOB, Spider ' Football-] GI LMORE, LARRY, Filmore Transfer-3 Basketball-l, 2 Track-4 GOETZE, JIM, ' 'Get-a-zi ' Honor Society-2, 3,4 Science Club-4 Student Council-4 Band-1, 2, 3,4 GRAY, KIPP, 'Hunter Football-1, 2, 3,4 Basketball-1 Wrestling-3 Baseball-1, 2,3, 4 Dux Hi-Y-3,4 Lettermen-2,3,4 Seabreeze-4 Thespians -3, 4 HADEEN, MARCIA, Red Transfer-3 Pep Club-1, 2,3 Student Council-1, 2,3, 4 Band | Chorus -1, 2,3,4 HATFIELD, KURT, S.C.G. Track -] Student Council-4 Thespians 3,4 Band-1, 2,3,4 HAWKINS, PAT, ''Studly Madrigals-4 Chorus -3, 4 HENSALA, KEN, Hensy Football -1, 2,4 Basketball-1, 2,3 Lettermen-3 HERRMANN, STEVE, Dum Dum Football-1, 2,3 Basketball-1 Student Council -4 Thespians 3,4 HERRIN, JOYCE, Joicia G. A.A, -4 7. L.A. =2,38 HILL, JEFF, 'Maynard Football-1 HUNT, ANDREA, Andi G. A. A, -2 Chorus-3, 4 JEREMIAH, JUDY, 'Jude the Prude Drifting Sands-3 G. L.A. -1,2,3 Pep Club-2 Seabreeze-4 Chorus-] KERSHUL, KRIS, ''Pickles G. L.A. -1,2,3 Honor Society-2,3, 4 Pep Club-1, 2 Rally-2,3 Seabreeze-3,4 Student Council-2,3 Thespians -2,3, 4 LENT, JIM, ''Mad Scientist Football-2, 3, 4 Basketball-l, 2, 4 Dux Hi-Y-4 LONG, TERESA, ''Teresa Mae Transfer-3 Drifting Sands-4 G. A.A. -2,3,4 G. L.A. -2,3 Pep Club-1, 2 Band-1 LOUTZENHISER,CHRISTY,''Bones G. L.A. -1,2,3 Honor Society-2, 3,4 Chorus 3, 4 MARCHAND, DENISE, Mouse G. L.A. -3 McDONALD, DYAN, Cougar Drifting Sands-3 G. L.A. -1, 2,3 Pep Club-1 Rally-2, 3 Student Council-3 Chorus-1, 2,3 McCAW, RICHARD, Rick Transfer-4 Track-2,3 Senior Credits McCLEAN, MOLLY, Moll G. L.A. -l Whitecaps-2, 3,4 McGRATH, DAN, Thinker Baseball Manager-2 McKENNON, GAYLE, Pinky Transfer-4 G.L.A.-1,2,3 Madrigals-4 Chorus -4 MEYER, JANE, Oscar Meyer G. L.A. -1 Hcnor Society-2, 3,4 Pep Club-1 Whitecaps-2,3, 4 MILLER, JOE, Pork Football-3, 4 Track-3,4 Lettermen-3,4 Student Council-4 Whitecaps-4 MORRIS, JOHN, C, W Football-l, 2 Basketball-l, 2 O'CONNOR, PAT, Ol' Irish Football-1l, 2,3 Dux Hi-Y-3, 4 Student Council-4 Thespians-3,4 OLIVER, DONA, Donadee Transfer-3 G. L.A. -1,2 Seabreeze-4 PADEN, SUDEE, Ma Pep Club-1 PERSON, MARK,''Fat Man Football-1,2,3,4 Baseball-2, 3 Track-l Drifting Sands-3, 4 Lettermen-3 PHELAN, CAROL, Gunkie G. A.A. -l G. L.A. -2 PHILLIPS, GEORGIA, George G.A.A.-1,3 G. L.A. -1 Chorus-l, 3, 4 POLASCHEK, BARBARA, 'Ardvark Transfer-2 G. A.A. -2 G. L.A. -l Chorus-1, 2,3, 4 POPPINO, STEW, Spider Science Club-3 RANEY, CAROL. ''Betty Boop G. L.A. -l Pep Club-l Chorus -4 RAWLS, SCOTT, Rott Scawls Madrigals-4 Chorus -3, 4 REYNOLDS,MARK, Lover Boy Honor Society-2,3,4 Science Club-4 Band-1,2,3,4 RYAN, PAT, 'Patricia Trans fer-3 Football -1, 2 SANTISAKULTAM,SUJIN, Slo Gin G.A.A. -4 English Club 3 Pep Club-4 Science Club | Thai Club-4 SARPOLA,MARILYN, Mert Drifting Sands-4 G.L.A.-1,2,3 Madrigals-4 Student Council-3 Chorus -1, 2,3,4 SCHARBACK, PAULA, Thweetie G.L.A.-1,2,3 Seabreeze-4 Thespians-3, 4 Whitecaps-2,3,4 SCHIEF, DAN, Charlie Football-1, 3 Track-2,3,4 Lettermen 3,4 Seabreeze-4 SCHLAPPI,RALPH, Little Herb Football-1l, 2,3,4 Basketball-1, 2,3, 4 Track-1,2,3,4 Dux Hi-Y-2,3,4 Honor Society-2, 3, 4 Lettermen-2,3,4 Student Council-l, 2 Band-1,2,3,4 SCHRAGER,CHRIS, Jolly Giant Transfer-4 Football -1, 2,3,4 Basketball-1, 2 Track -1,3,4 SHULTS, MIKE, Hustler Football-1 SILVIUS, TOM, Dr. Smack Football-1 Basketball-1 Thespians-2, 3,4 SKALING, HAZEL, Beggar Student Council-4 SMITH, RON, Pretty Boy Football-1 SOPKO, MIKE, 'Chrome Dome Football-1l, 2,3,4 Basketball-l, 3 Baseball-l, 2,3, 4 Dux Hi-Y-3,4 Lettermen -3, 4 Student Council-4 SPILLMAN, JACKIE, Protein G.A.A.-2, 3, 4 Band-1, 3, 4 Chorus-4 SUPPE, ELAI NE, Smiley G.L.A.-1,2 SUPPE, HUBERT, Mule Skinner Football-3 , 4 Baseball-2, 3, 4 Dux Hi-Y-4 Lettermen-3, 4 SUSBAUER, MIKE, Jackson Wrestling-| SWEENEY, JACIE, Sweener G.A.A.-3,4 G.L. A. -3 Drifting Sands-3 Pep Club-2 Rally-3, 4 Student Council-3, 4 Abraham, Marcia-42, 65, Alfred, David-42 Amey, lisa-42, 46, 47, 52, 53, 65, 80, 83 Anderson, Mike-37 Anderson, Roberta-42 Anderson, Ruth-22 Appell, Carla-37, 71, 8 3 Aune, Earl-37 Axt, Gene-22 . Barnes, Julia-37 Bartlett, Billie-9, ll, 14, 18, 19, 223 29, 65, 68, 75, 110, 113, 115, 122 Senior Credits WEAVER, BETH, Rudolph G.A.A.-1,2,3 G.L.A. -1l Band-1, 2,3 WELLER, GORDON, Joe College Football-1, 2,3, 4 Basketball-3, 4 Baseball-1, 2,3, 4 Lettermen-3, 4 Student Council-2 WETHERBEE, FRANK, Stubbles Transfer-2 Basketball-1l, 2 Wrestling-3, 4 Baseball-2,3, 4 Lettermen-3 WILCOXEN, VICK, Dopey G.A.A.-3,4 WILLIAMS, DAVE, Willy Football-l, 2 Basketball-1 Track-l, 2,3 Thespians-3, 4 WILSON, WAYNE, Buckwheat Football-1 Basketball-1, 2,3 Baseball-1 Drifting Sands-4 Dux Hi-Y-3, 4 Lettermen-3 Index Backus, Chuck-37, 93 Barber, Cliff-32, 85 Bartlett, Steve-7, 12, 95, 102 Baty, Dick-37, 87, 94 Baty, Marcia-30, 32, 57, 76, 82 Bauder, Linda-37, 107 Baugh, Sharon-37, 63, 83 Bearid, Larry—42 Beatty, Cathy-37 Beaver, Betty-37 Beck, Gloria-32 Beck, Marilyn—-42, 83 Beeman, Geri-6, 9, 19, 22, 28, 50, 65, 72, 117, 122 Bellware, Mark-32, 86, 98 Bellware, Sue-42 WORTHY, SHARON, Worthless G. L.A. -2 Thespians-3, 4 Chorus -] WYMETALEK, KERRY, ''Pipe Cleaner Wrestling-4 Track-l, 2,4 Madrigals-4 Band-1, 2 Chorus-l, 4 WYMETALEK, KITTY, Katrinka G.A. A, -2 G.L.A.-1,2 Chorus-1,2,3,4 YARMONCHIK, SANDY, Yarm G. L.A. -1 Honor Society-2, 3, 4 Pep Club-l Student Council-4 Whitecaps-2, 3,4 ZIMMERMAN, AL, Einstein Science Club-4 ZUMBUHL, TRUDY, 'Screw Nose Pep Club-l, 2 Band-1, 2 Benson, Lori-13, 42; 46, 63, 65, 80 Bentley, Leslie-42 Berry, Galen-37 Berry, Rodney-42 Bergeson, Linda-42, 63, 65, 83 Biamont, Debby—37 Billings, Ray-9, 22, 55, 60, 67, 68, 75, 96, 116 Blacketer, Ray-6, 22, 71, 75 Blacketer, Rebecca-14, 32, 57, 58, 82, 105, 108, 109, 110 Blacketer, Rena-13, 42, 50, 51, 62, 63 65, 83, 108 Blake, Rick-37, 98 Blaser, Susan-22, 116 Bodway, Dave-30, 37, 90, 99 benfield, Gordon-32, 57, 64, 71, 99 Bodway, Pam-31, 42, 46, 50, 53, 63, , Bohlman, Sally-37 Bonham, Greg=38 Boothby, Robin-42 Boyer, Caroline-%2 Boyle, Doug-22 Braun, Danny-22, 75 Braun, David-32, 96 Braun, Julie-43, 63, 65, 83 Bretherton, Barbara-43 Bretherton, Bart-38 Britton, Kathy-38 Britton, Linda-43 Britton, Ronald-32 Broome, Peter-9, 10, 13, 15, 16, 18, 22, 50, 61, 64, 68, 78, 86, 99, 116 Broome, Phil-70 Bronaugh, Betty-43, 63, 68, 8% Doug=22 Jill-38, 83 John-38 Linda-38, 72 Lindsay-43 Brown, Robert-43 Brownrigg, Gary-38 Brownson, Jenifer-22, 29, 74 Brownson, Tom-38 Brunswick, Greg-38 Buerke, Carey-38 Bunnage, Dale-38, 87 Burgess, Mike-38 Burke, Jody-43, 46, 65, 83 Burke, Scott-38, 96, 98 Butler, Anna-38, 71, 83 meer Cain, Larry-32, 57, 64 Cain, Richard-38, 89 Calahan, Kathy-43, 73, 83 Cameron, Brian-38, 71, 72 Cameron, Janet-18, 22, 71 Campbell, Don-6, 32, 96 Carden, Debbie-38, 83 Cash, Carleen-38, 62, 63, 83 Cassidy, Pat-6, 22, 71, 119 Chandler, Jennifer-32, 76, 8 2 Chandler, Wade-43, 98 Chestmt, Cheryl-38, 63, 83 Chestnut, Rod-87, 110 Chittim, Lee-2, 18, 19, 22, 29, 58, 55, 69, 71, 77, 113, 114, 115, 116 Cline, Susan-38 Cohick, Doreen-32, 47, 71, 72, 112 Cole, Fred-22, 106 Cole, George-38, 89, 96, 98 Cole, Judy-2, 8, 11, 31, 32, Cole, Roger—43, 89 Coleman, Curt-2, 43, 73, 89, Collins, Dawn-8, 32, 53 Cook, Jeff-38 Cook, Lani-2, 8, 18, 23, 29, 65, 69, 71, 113, 114, 115, 116 Cool, Vanda -23, 71, 116 Cox, Karen-38 Cox, Tina-33, 71 Craft, Bonnie-23 Cram, Karen-33 Crawford, Debra -43 Crawford, Jerri-Ann-6, 23, 50, 72 Crist, Jackie-38, 71, 112 Curs, Christy-33 Re Dague, Gina-43 Dague, Leanne-33 Dahl, Nancy-2, 38, 47, 81, 107, 109 Darling, Dave-7, 12, 23, 64, 65, 68, 84, 94, 95, 98, 102 Darling, Peggy-38, 83, 105 Davis, Hope-33, 71 Davis, Michael-33 Davis, Mike-38, 86, 94 Davis, Pam-38, 63 Davis, Teri-11, 23, 58, 71, 73, 78, 122 Davis, Tim-43, 89, 93, 94 Dobson, Jim-23 Dorman, Les-23, 87, 94, 95 Dorman, Lucy-23, 28, 50, 62, 63, 65, 72 Doust, Marc-33, 61, 99 Doust, Marcia-33, 72, 82 Doust, Mike-23, 61, 64, 72, 78 Doust, Patti-ll, 31, 38, 50, 68, 72, 8 3 Dueber, Meg-39, 47, 59, 7l, 8l, 107, 109, lll Dubell, Bev-38 Dumontet, Charlotte-23 Duncan, Karel-39, 8% Duncan, Lynda-43, 83 Dunton, Pat-6, 15, 23,116, 119 Dunton, Robert-43, 72, 89 Dunton, Bob-39, 71 Dye, Tom—43, 98 lit. Earl, Dan-33, 76, 93, 94 Eddy, Bill-43, 53, 89, 93, 94 Edwards, Kim-43, 46, 83 Edwards, ies 68, 71, 110, Egbert, Diana-39, 63, 83, 109 Egbert, Mary-43, 51, 57, 63, 83 Eifrig, Bev-43 Elbon, John-33, 96 Elliot, Bev-43, 63, 65, 83 Elliot, Sandy-33, 63 Ellison, Paul-39 Erickson, Elizabeth-15, 23, 29, 59, 76, 82, 107, 1ll, 115, 114, 115, 116, 119 7. Fairless, Melissa-39 Fellas, Linda-39 Plukinger, Dan-39 Flukinger, John-33 Foss, Cathy-39, 83 Freeman, San dy-39, 63 Freeman, Sue-33, 63 Fregoso, accel 19, 23, 64, 65, 82, Friberg, Debbie-9, 31, 39, 81 i. Gale, Dave-—23, 121 Gallier, Lee-39, 99 Gerdlund, Mary-39, 72 Gibson, Mari-24, 71 Gier, Sandra-33 Gier, Sharon-24, 116, 121 Gillett, David-43, 96 Gilmore, Gary-33, 61, 76, 99 Gilmore, Larry-5, 24, 99 Gilmore, Linda-39 Gilmore, Terry-43, 46, 93, 99 Gigdavich, Ann-33 Goetze, Jim-1, 18, 24, 61, 68, 59, 72, 76, 119, 152 Goetze, Joe-32, 42, 43, 72, 77 Goodman, Donna-39, 63 Graves, David-43, 53, 89, 94 Gray, Kipp-12, 14, 24, 18, 54, 60, 65, 79, 87, 88, 94, 105, 108, 110 Grendahl, Tonya-43, 46 5. Hadeen, Marcia-18, 24, 71 Hadeen, Rick--43, 89, 93, 94 Haiford, Kobbe-33, 71 Hanthorn, Leo-39, 86, 93, 94 Harrington, Tim—S6 Harrison, Richard-43, 73 Harrison, Susan-39 Hartman, Jack-10, 39, 54, 86, 93, 94 Hartman, John-39, 86, 88, 93, 94 Hartman, Terri-43, 46, 83 Hatfield, Kurt-2; 18, 24, 55, 57, 58, 68, 72, 109, 112 Hatfield, Rhonda-39, 83 Haubner, Carol-8, 11, 32, 33, 47, 50, 68, 76, 80, 81, 71, 110 Haubner, Jim-42, 44, 53, 89, 96 Hawkins, Craig-44, 98 Hawkins, Pat-24, 60, 71, 98 Hendrickson, Bill-44, 68, 89, 93 Hensala, Ken-18, 24, 28, 87 Hensley, Bob-44 Herrmann, John-39 Herrmann, Steve-24, 29, 55, 58, 66, 68 Herrin, Joyce-14, 24, 59, 120 Hertig, Kelly-6, 39, 52, 81, 108, 109 Hicks, Gayle-—44 Hill, Jeff-12, 24 Hill, Jim-39, 98 Hogg, Louis-39 Hornbeck, Henry-33 Horning, John-33, 87, 99 Horning, Tom—44, 73, 89, 99 Hornshuh, Keren-39 Howell, Jeff-39, 94, 98 Hoyer, Cindy-33, 76 Hoyer, Holly-39, 83 Hoyer, Jeff-39 Hudson, Beverly-39 Hudson, Carol-40, 63, 83 Hunt, Andrea-24, 71 Hunt, Gary-33 Hunt, Stanley-73 House, Lydia-44, 46, 83 a Jackson, Bill-98 Jackson, Larry-44, 89, 99, 100 Jeremiah, Judy-24, 51 Jackson, Bill-40, 71 Johnson, Denise-31, 40, 82 Johnson, Terence-40 Johnson, Don-40, 86 Johnson, Sharon-44, 63, 65 Jacobson, Sharly-—44 Johnston, Nancy-40, 82 Jones, Paula-33 es Kaino, Todd-40, 93 Keene, Danny-40 Keller, Margie-40, 71 Kehmus, Mary-76, 82 Kero, Charles—44, 89 Kershul, Bill-44 Kershul, Kris-2,8,9,10,13, 18,24,55,56, 58,60,69,74, 76,84,105, 113-117,122 Kinsey, Rhonda-8, 33, 53 ack Lambert, Bobbie-44, 46, 83 Langa, Ronald-44, 89, 99 Larfield, Barbara-33, 76, 8 larfield, Jim—44, 93, 99 Largey, Ron-57, 68, 71, 99 Larkins, Steve-33, 87, 99 Leiferman, Beth-44, 63 Lent, Jim-3, 6, 24, 54, 84, 85, 86, 8 8, 90, 92 Leong, Wilson-40, 93, 99 lLisk, Ken-40, 54, 72, 89, 96 Look, Curtis-40, 72 Long, Teresa-8, 14, 18, 25, 59, 63, 65, 75, 102, 110, 112 Lorentzen, Randy-89 Loutzenhiser, Christy-25, 56, 71, 76 Lowe, Debbie-25, 116 lucas, Starr-15, 33 luth, Joe-33 Lynch, Carla—44 Lysons, Scott-44 -_M- MacDonald, Brian-40 MacDonald, Ralph-34, 64, 71 Makela, Kay—34 Mekela, Ken-34 Malmberg, Tanya-40, 83 Malstead, Sally-44, 46 Marchand, Denise-25, 65 Marchand, Phil-40, 54, 68, 99 Mason, Jeff-40, 98 Mason, John-40 Mathisen, Linda-2, 40 McClean, Molly-6, 19, 25, 28, i. 78, 82, 102 McClean, Nancy-34, 47, 71, 76 McDonald, Dyan-7, 25, 52, 107 McDonald, Scott-42, 44, 46 McGrath, Dan-25 McGrath, Linda-2, 40 McIlvenny, Eleanor-40, 83 McKenna, Leo-44 McKennon, Gayle-6, 19, 71 McKnight, Pat-44 McKnight, Lorry-44 McKennon, Steve-40 McMillen, Laurie-34, 72 Melhoff, Karey-30, 34, 72, 105 Melhoff, Teresa-40, 83 Methven, Charles—44, 57, 58, 73 Methven, Linda-12, 25 Meyer, Jane-6, 19, 25, 28, 76, 82, 105, 108, 116 Middleton, Becky-44, 73 Miller, Harry-40 M iller, Joe-10, 18, 25 56, 65, 68, 79, 82, 86 Mitchell, Ed-44 Monfelt, Brad-40 Moon, Dan-40 Morton, Dick-34 Morris, John-25, 122 Mosar, Janice-44, 46, 63, 83 Mosar, Jim-34, 68, 72, 76, 86, 99, 107 Mosley, Dayle-44 Muelhauser, Bonnie-40 Muelhauser, Karyn-44, 46, 83 Mulder, Patty-45, 63, 83 Mulder, William-34, 85, 93, 99 a. Nafziger, Janice-31, 45, 53, 65, 80, 83 Nelson, Judy-34, 72, 109, 112 Nelson, Wanda-34, 71 Nevan, Dick-34, 72 Nimmo, Jeanne-45, 46, 63, 83, gT Norman, Lerry-40, 72 ifs O'Connor, Pat-11, 25, 54, 55, 59, 66, 68 Oliver, Dona-9, 14, 15, 18, 19, 25, 56, 69, 74, 116 Olson, Rick-34 Olson, Steve-40 Olson, Terri-34, 78, 82 Osborne, Carol-34 . Pachal, Linda-45, 46 Paden, Sudee-13, 28, 116 Palmer, Susan-45, 53, 57, 80, 83 Parker, Tom-45, 73, 89, 93 Paulson, Harold-34, 68 Pearsall, Gaylord-34, 72 Peppard, Cheryl-34, 71 Pedersen, Cheryl-40 Person, Diann-34 Person, Mark-16, 25, 28, 56, 58, 86, 112, 121 Petersen, Byron-34, 55, 57 Petersen, Carol-40, 83 Petersen, Cindy-34, 57, 71 Prund, Leonard-32, 34, 71 Phelan, Carol-25 Philbrook, Don-34 Philbrook, Mel-6, 54, 85, 90, 99 Phillips, Georgia-25, 71 Phillips, Irene-45 Phillips, Tom—45, 94, 95 Picard, Jill-32, 34 Picard, Roland-34, 71 Poethke, Debby-34, 71 Polaschek, Barbara-6, 19, 26, 28, 71 Polaschek, Mike-34 Poole, Wayne-34, 76, 94, 111 Poppino, Candy-34, 63 Poppino, Gene-42, 45, 68, 73, 96, 97 Poppino, Stewart-26 Putnam, Rick-45 ak. Ragan, Pat-45, 73 Raichl, Honza-40, 72 Raitanen, Joanne-34, 82 Raney, Carol-3, 26, 29, 71, 113, 114, 115 Raney, Peter-41, 72, 93, 99 Rawls, Dorothy-45, 57, 83 Rawls, Scott-26, 71 Ray, Debbie-41 Raw, Charlie-35 Reed, Bill-35 Reis, Martie-41 Reynolds, David-35 Reynolds, Mark-15, 26, 59, 61, 72, 78, 111 Reynolds, Matt-41, 61, 72 Richrod, Alan-45 Ricketts, Bob-41, 72, 89, 98 Ricketts, Craig-35, 87, 98, 102 Robinson, Harry-85, 90, 92, 96, 97 Ricketts, Annita-35 Rusk, Ron-45 Russell, Colleen—35, 71 Russell, Jim-41 Ryan, Anne-45 Ryan, Margaret-35 Ryan, Pat-26, 120 -S- Santisakultam, Sujin-5, 6, 26, 62, 63, 65, 105, 108 Sarpola, Marilyn-18, 26, 71, 75 Scanlon, John-45 Seanlon, Kathy-35 Scarborough, Jeff-30 Scharback, Karen-6, 31, 41, 83, 105 Scharbeck, Paule-8, 13, 18, 19, 26, 29, 42, 55, 60, 69, 74, 78, 82, 84, 113-117 Schief, Dan-10, 26, 50,74, 79, 99, 100 Schiller, Karen-35 Schlappi, Ralph-26, 54, 59, 69, 72, 76, TT, 78, 87, 90, 91, 99, 110, 109 Schneider, Sandra-45, 46, 63, 65, 83 Schragger, Chris-10, 13, 26, 87, 105 Schragger, Carl-41 See, Dana-45, 65, 83 Sharp, Ed-73 Sharp, Rick-41 Silvius, Tom12, 26, 55, 57 Simonson, Luan-41 Sims, Cathy-16, 35 Sizemore, Susan-41 Skaling, Hazel-2, 18, 26, 29, 68, 78, 110, 120 Skaling, Henry-41 Skipper, Dan-41, 54, 68, 86, 989, 94 Smith, Dianne-26 Smith, Nancy-35 Smith, Ron-26, 56 Snell, Chuck-35, 54, 86, 94, 98 Sopko, Mike-10, 18, 27, 28, 66, 87, 105, 108 Spillman, Dan-45 Spillman, Jackie-6, 14, 27, 120 Solberg, Vickie- 41 Stampflee, “athy-41, 71, 83 Stampflee, Carmella-35, 71 Stout, Mare-35 Strizek, Jere-41, 50, 89, 98, 99 Susbauer, Wayne-35 Sweeney, Cassie-ll, 35, 52, 67, 68, 110 Sweeney, Jacie-8, 9, 13, 14, 27, 28, 29, 50, 65, 67, 68, 80, 81, 106, 115, 116, 119 Suppe, Carl-98 Suppe, Elaine-16, 27 Suppe, Hubert-7, 12, 27, 54, 79, 86, 122 Stroud, Dan-41, 54, 87, 89, 98, 99 Sturgeon, Kent-45, 93 Sundquist, Leonard-35 Sundquist, Neal-41 -T- Tagg, Jerry-45 TerHar, Peter-41, 68, 93 Thoennes, John-60, 71, 72, 120 Thompson, Jay-45 Thomsen, Candy-35, 78, 8 2 Thomas, Ron-108 Tindall, Bruce-41, 98 Treharne, Cynthia-8, 35, 57 Trent, David-45 i. Udell, Dick-35, 76 Udell, Don-45 Udell, Mary-41 -W.- Wagner, Dorothy-41, 72, 8% Walker, Carolyn-35 Wallace, Dennis-32, 35, 72, 78, 90, 99, 100 Walter, Debi-45, 51, 63, 65, 83 Ware, Scott-45, 89 Warner, Clark-41, 94 Weaver, Beth-119, 121 Weller, Gordon-6, 12, 14, 18, 27, 28, 52, 84, 86,88, 90, 91, 94, 95, 106, 108, 109 Welter, Mike-27, 71 West, Pam-35, 71 Weston, Craig—45, 96 Wetherbee, Frank-12, 50, 59, 94, 95, 98 Wetherbee, Sherry-35 Wetherbee, Susan-45, 57, 83 White, Bob-35, 54, 67, 68, 72, 84, 87, 90, 91, 92, 99, 109 Wiese, Doug—41, 68, 93, 96 Wilcoxen, Vicki-8, 18, 27, 63, 65, 84, 119 Williams, Dave 27, 109 Williams, Steve-35, 76, 78, 54, 90, 94, 95 Wilson, Wayne-13, 27, 54, 110, 112 Winemiller, Dexter-41, 54, 99 Winemiller, Melody-15, 27, 116 Winstanley, Mark-45, 73, 89, 96, 97 Wood, Jeff-46 Wood, Linda-35, 111 Woodworth, Charlotte-35, 71 Woodworth, Mark-46, 53, 89 Worthy, Sharon-2, 15, 16, 18, 27, 55, 65, 58, 69, 59, 115 Wunderlich, Patty-41 Wymetalek, Kerry-27, 60, 71, 116, 121 Wymetalek, Kitty-13, 27, 29, 60, 71, 102, 113, 115, 117 Work, Dorothy=35 ¥. Yantis, Tom—41, 47, 70, 89, 98, 109 Yarmonchik, Sendy-6, 19, 27, 28, 68, 76, 82, 116 Z- Zimmerman, Al-5, 6, 28, 61, 118 Zimmerman, Elizabeth-41 Zumbuhl, Trudy-S, 18, 28, 29, 84, 110 Those Were the Days Once upon atime there was a tavern, Just tonight I stood before the tavern, Where we use to raise a glass or two, Nothing seemed the way it use to be, Remember how we laughed away the hours, In the glass I saw strange reflections, Think of all the great things we would do. Was that lonely woman really me? Then the busy years went rushing by us, Through the door there came familiar laughter, We lost our star emotions on the way, I saw your face and heard you call my name, If by chance I'd see you in the tavern, Oh, my friend, we're older but no wiser, We'd smile at one another and we'd say- For in our hearts the dreams are still the same. Those were the days my friend, Those were the days my friend, We'd thought they'd never end, We thought they'd never end, We'd sing and dance forever aday, We'd sing dance forever aday, We'd live the life we choose, We'd live the life we'd choose, We'd fight and never lose, We'd fight and never lose, For we were young sure to have our way. Those were the days, ohyes, those were the days. a i INTERNATIO Martha Vasconcellos, representing Brazil, was crowned Miss Universe 1968 at the Miss Universe Beauty Pag eant in Miami Beach, Florida Pope Paul VI shakes hands with Dr. Christiaan Barnard during a private audience at the Vatican. The pontiff ongratulated the surgeon on his work in heart trar plant operations 3. Jacqueline Onassis and her husband, Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis, leave chapel on the Greek Island of Scorpios after their marriage October 20th 4. In May the Paris Peace Talks began in an effort to stor the Vietnam conflict. French Presidency Protocol Chief Bernard Durand indicates seats for the North Vietnan ese representatives and for the U.S. representative headed by Averell Harriman, second from right Printed in U.S.A A defiant Czech youth waves a national flag under the gun barrel of a Soviet tank in Prague. This Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslavakia occurred in August 6. U.S. Marines man the high ground watching for sniper as giant Chinook helicopters descend onto a landing zone about 27 miles southwest of Da Nang, Soutt Vietnam ‘ Mexican girl athlete Enriqueta Basilio races up the stairs of Olympic stadium in Mexico City with the Olympic flame to climax the opening ceremony The U.S. was not the only nation to feel the effects of rebellious youth. Here a crowd of students jam the Via Del Tritone in Rome demanding educational reforms Hardly a wall was left standing after this Iranian town of 14,363 people was struck by an earthquake on Au gust 28th. The death toll throughout Eastern Iran was estimated at more than 11,000 A Parisian reads a newspaper headlining the monetary crisis in France. French President Charles de Gaulle later announced there would be no devaluation of the franc Commander Lloyd M. Bucher, skipper of the captured U.S. intelligence ship, Pueblo, is shown as depicted in news film from North Korea. Officers and crew were released in December Rescue workers and residents sift through the ruins of Arab dwellings in Ibbid Eara, Jordan, after what Arab authorities described as an Israeli bombing attack. Is- faeli authorities charged that Jordanian gunners touched off the attack Say, yn “i a v s
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