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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1970 volume:

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Sweeney Other things we have done include: liberalizing the dress code, organizing a highly successful candy sale, and a- mending the Constitution to do away with political parties. My only regret is that we couldn't get more people involved in the government at Seaside High School. Phil Broome, ASB President Treasurer: Sgt. at Arms: Meg Dueber W. Poole and T. Yantis Many students found it more exciting to partake of the activities on the beach rather than attending a school pep dance with chaperones. How about you? where did all the pep dances go? Pep Dances were an excellent way for the students to release the ten- tions of a week of hard work at Sea- side High School. Too bad that there were not more of these dances, varsity football: 1969, a building year See oF sida = So at ae ag n't v s a a 7 ls wi rah oer By L-R front: T. Phillips, L. Hanthorn, P. Marchand, J. Strezik, P. TerHar, R. Cole, K. Lisk, K. Sandy, Coach House. 2nd row: D. Stroud, John Hartman, R. Blake, P. Raney, B. Ricketts, D. Skipper, M. Davis, J. Howell, Coach Maine, C. Look. 3rd row: M. Barret, S. Olsen, D. Baty, Jack Hartman, B. Hendrickson, T. Davis, J. Horning, R. Hadeen, C. Snell, T. Parker, L. Sayles, C. Kero, B. Eddy, J. Larfield, B. White, J. Perrigo, D. Spillman, B, Petersen, Below: Quarterback Tom Phillips looks Below: Sophmore Kim Sandy grinds out for a reciever in the Warrenton game, yardage in the grasp of a Neah-Kah-Nie de- fender. = : ; , saa’ . . ' Sie AN ; : S gt final seores Scappoose Clatskanie SEASIDE Rainier SEASIDE Hood River SEASIDE ------------ Neah-Kah-Nie SEASIDE Knappa SEASIDE N. Catholic SEASIDE Warrenton SEASIDE Vernonia SEASIDE = Above: Junior Dick Baty upends a Above: A happy Coach Maine is carried off the Pirate runner in the Neah-Kah-Nie field on the shoulders of his team fresh from game, victory over Neah-Kah-Nie. football highlights Clockwise from above: Senior halfback Bob White. playing in his last home game, fol- lows the blocks of Rick Hadeen and Roger Cole on a long run against Warrenton; Mike Davis shows grim determination in our Homecoming game with Warrenton; Sophomore Tom Phillips is wrestled to the ground by no less than two Neah-Kah -Nie tacklers, |- v- - frosh final scores Rainier Frosh SEASIDE Vernonia Frosh SEASIDE------------------------- Neah-Kah-Nie Frosh SEASIDE Clatskanie Frosh SEASIDE------------------------- 15 Clatskanie Frosh SEASIDE Above: Steve Olsen goes around the end Clatskanie JV------------------------ of the Warrenton line, leaving a weary SEASIDE Warrior in his trail. Front row left to right - Coach Buzzell, John Stadter, Andre Baugh, Randy Frank, Mike Johnson, Randy Crowe, Don Smith, Dave Polaschek, Rick Stevens, Coach Westerholm, 2nd row- Dan Bunnage, Dan Stanyer, Roger Fogel, Tom Maltman, Joe Wahl, Scott Howell, Mike Egbert, John McIlvenny, Wilbur Oster, Andy Hakkenson, Chris Barnett, Hank Snell, 3rd row- Ed Jeremiah, Scott Stacks, Jon Hartill, Rici Bourikas, Marshall Whitlock, Bill Ferguson, Mike Graves, Bill Schneider, Ron Zuber, Keith Sweeney. numerous activities Homecoming ' 69 was by far the biggest and best homecoming that Seaside High has ever seen, Activities of Homecoming Week in- cluded: Monday--Clash Day; Tuesday-- Pie 2 © 7 + by] highlight homecoming 69 eating Contest; Wednesday-- Pie eating Con- the Homecoming Dance featuring the test; Thursday-- Hillbilly Day and the Bonfire; Denny Thiel Trio, It is hoped that these Friday--Halloween Costume Day and the Home-_ activities become a tradition at Seaside coming Game and Saturday finished it off with High. cassie sweeney, bob white reign over “indian summer” Indian Summer was chosen as the theme of the annual Home- coming Dance held on November first. Bob White was crowned King Football by Queen Cassie Sweeney. The royal court also included Princess Mary Ann Dueber escorted by Ron Sturgeon and Becky Blacketer escorted by Kipp Gray. This year the select- ion of King Football was based on the senior player who did the most outstanding job in the Homecoming Game against Warrenton. Students were dismissed from school early on Hillbilly Day to collect burnable items for the Bonfire. The lighting of the fire attracted a large number of stud- ents and parents, N + — —=— ed —_ a = ww — — _ — Winter varsity surpasses 68-'69 win total Interscholastic basketball adds _ to the overall enjoyment of school life for the spectator as well as the athlete. The core of the enjoyment is based on cooperation with one another, the fans, students and players. We, the coaches, feel that our players have accepted their responsiblities as competitive athletes with a common desire to do their best, to win, and to enjoy the competition. What's wrong coach ? ghdlae, ‘ RSID 21 25 = Front L-R: Curtis Look, Coach House, Dan Earl. Back: Harry Robinson, Steve Wil- liams, Dennis Wallace, Mel Philbrook, Jim Mosar, Dave Bodway, Bill Mulder, Steve Kraske, Bob White, Leo Hanthorn, Gaylord Pearsall, and Wilson Leong, final scores Knappa lost Wahtonka lost Ilwaco lost Ilwaco lost Rainier lost CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Warrenton WON Rainier lost Neah-Kah-Nie lost Nestucca WON Warrenton lost Scappoose WON Knappa lost Hood River WON Vernonia lost Vernonia lost Clatskanie WON Neah-Kah-Nie lost Clatskanie lost Warrenton WON North Catholic lost Nestucca WON a glance at basketball °70 Front L-R: Tom Phillips, Kim Sandy, John Hartman, Scott McDonald, Tom Parker, Pete Raney. Back: Rick Hadeen, Bill Eddy, Dan Spillman, Tom Horning, Jim Larfield Jerry Wood, Bill Kershul, and Coach Elliot. frosh team, best in years Front L-R: Coach Westerholm, Steve Ackerman, Tom Maltman, Roger Fogel, Dave Polaschek, Scott Howell, Bill Ferguson, Jerry Pfund, Coach Rippet. 2nd row: John Stadter, Dave Butler, Marshall Whitlock, Andre Baugh, Randy Frank, Mike Egbert, John McIlvenny, Ron Zuber, Mgr. 3rd row: Tom White, Eugene Potter, Hank Snell , John Hartill, Ricci Bourikas, Keith Sweeney, Bill Schneider, and Dan Stanyer,. whiteca ps: serving the school to their fullest capacity Whitecaps is a service or- ganization composed of sopho- more, junior, and senior girls. Our activities include serv- ing at various sports banquets and at school and community functions such as concerts and the Miss Seaside Pagent. Each year we sponsor the Sno-Ball dance, Jody Raitanen, Above: Mary Kemhus and her escort, Whitecap Secretary Craig Ricketts at the 1970 Sno-Ball Dance. 5 e 9) VS 3 F ; he i ; Top row L. toR.: Barbara Larfield, Johnson, Joanne Raitanen, Candy Becca Blacketer, Pam Bodway, Marcia Thomsen, Mary Kemhus, Betty Bronaugh, Doust, Jennifer Chandler , Theresa Karen Schiller, Terri Olson, and Marcia Melhoff. Bottom row L. to R.:Denise Baty. what’s an earth day? TF Above: Freshman Anne Burke collects trash, under the watchful eye of Mr. Buzzell. At left: SHS's foreign exchange student, Dan Azo- feifa, helps keep America beautiful. Ps MBM SRE fl , Oy Above: Students collect trash while working their way to the Turnaround to sort bottles. Above: High school students gath- er at Central School for an anti- pollution rally. Right: Mr. Charles Wood, from Crown Zellerbach, gives a talk on ecology, and uses a member of the audience in getting his point across. deutsch klub This was the first year for a German club at S,H.S, All German students were eligible and we had a membership of about 50 students Early inthe year German club took a hike over Tillamook Head, where we spoke nothing but German, Just before Christmas we got together again and made a delicious five- course German Dinner, In the Spring we spent a day in Portland where we went to the zoo in the afternoon, ate dinner at the Rhein- lander (a German Restaurant) , and then went to a movie. The last weekend before school was out we had a going away party at Coffen- bury Lake for Mr. Hayes. We'd like to thank Mr. Hayes for all the time and energy he took to make German Club the success it was, Dana See Secretary Seated L. to R.: L. Pfund, L. McMillen, ing L. to R.: M. Winstanley, L. Dixon, B. A. Richrod, J. Mason, R. Blake, J. Thomp- Dunton, M. Fairless, D. Pinkston, G. Pop- sen, S. Malstead, B. Bretherton, B. Mid- pino, J. Mason, T. Dye, P. Ellison, Bob dleton, R. Britton, G. Hunt, C. Appel, L. Ricketts, D. Eberle, S. Sizemore, K. Horn- Wood, J. Pfund, B. Petersen, L. Britton, shuh, E. Eddy, B. White, J. Mosar, D. See, J. Brown, D. Stroud, L. Duncan, R. Hat- and D. Baty. Seated in the tree are: T. Horn- field, P. Bodway, D. Ray, M. Beck, S. ing, D. Nevan, M. Reynolds, C. Weston, D. Miller, K. Setzer, and Mr. Hayes. Stand- Udell, N. Sundquist, and D. Bodway. 29 The following two pages contain those pictures our photographers ( Dale Mosby and his pal Sean McKenna ) never got around to taking. Use your imagination. wrestling highlights Left to Right: Dan Poppino, Mark Woodworth, Jem Beck, Jim Hill, Jeff Howell, Andy Mendenhal] Bruce Tindall, Ken Lisk; 2nd row Left to Right: Steve Olson, David Graves, Ted Ames, Jim Wa dell, Dan Azofeifa, Wade Chandler, Jere Strizek; 3rd row Left to Right: Rick Blake, Dan Stroud, Jeff Mason, Tom Dye, Honza Raichl, Bob Ricketts, David Alred; 4th row Left to Right: Joe Wahl Carl Suppe, Chuck Snell. Success comes to each individual in a different manner. It seems that many times success is measured by awin-lose column in a newspaper or the quarter - back club. However in a sport like wrestling, ones success can be measurec in many ways. Success can mean know- ing you have tried your best, you repre- sented your school ina sportsman-like manner, and especially, regardless of your size, you are recognized as partof a team. The 1969-70 Gull wrestlers fought against some very tough opponents this past season. The team also suffered by not having very many experienced wrestlers to fill the positions vacated by last years Seniors The team had a toughseason as their record shows. Their final season record was 11 wins and 11 loses. This years varsity wrestling coach, Mr. Robert Huntsman coached his team to a season record of 11 wins and 11 loses. He is pictured here about to show some of his first year wrestlers the standard tech- niques that lead to a successful season. Jeff Howell sets a back breaking hold on an old Neah-Kah-Nie foe. Jeff went on to win this match and to place third in District Competition. Front row L, to R.: Dan Keene, Jim Wilcox, Bette Beaver, Karen Hornshuh, Holly Hoyer, Dan Stroud, Earl Aune, Jody Burke, Dick Spivey, Joan Thomes, Mary Egbert, Debbie Bennett, Mike Berg, Cliff Pearsall. Back row L. to R.: Gary Brownrigg, Tom Brownson, Peter Raney, Phil Broome. cultural expression elub The organization of Cultural Expression Club was brought ab- out by many students requesting a place where they could freely discuss their personal views on current, social and political ev- ents around the world. This has been the first year of Cultural Expression Club and with the help of Mr, Hayes, our advisor, we hope that the club was a great success to many students. Bette Beaver President chess club knights of the chessboard This years chess club enjoy- ed great success in promoting a better understanding of chess at Seaside High. This was the chess club's first year at Seaside. Chess members were involved with chess matches with Astoria High and a few high schools in Portland. Our members made ex- cellent showings of their chess playing ability. President Merle Ricky was highly responsible for the outside matches and has the thanks of all the chess club members. Lee Gallier Secretary a 2 Back L. toR.: Mike Polaschek, Wes Look, Eddie Bates, Paul Ellison, Daniel Azofeifa, Gary Hunt, Mare Doust, Gary Gilmore, Dan Earl, Lee Gallier, Dave Gillett; Meryl Marc Stout, Wilson Leong. Front L. to R.: Rickey, not pictured. political parties change format in political campaigns Right: Tom Phillips concentrates on mem- orizing his winning campaign speech for student body vice-president. Above: Student body officer candidates wait patiently, as Dan Stroud gives his speech. Right: Sally Malstead, our new student body treasurer, gives her campaign speech before the entire stu- dent body. Upper Left: Dick Baty giving his campaign speech which got him the presidency. Upper Right: Tom Yantis and Peter Raney won Sargent at Arms by a landslide. Wonder why? One change which took place at Seaside High this year was the changing of the format in political campaigns. In order to run for an office a student must have a petition signed by seventy-five members of the studentbody then these students give their campaign speeches and the studentbaly then votes for the student of their choice. one-acts, a roaring success The Thespian One-Act Play Contest was held February 17 in the Cafetorium. Master of Ceremonies was Byron Petersen. Opening the festivities, the Seniors performed Win- ter Sunset' ' , Rewarded for her performance of an elderlywoman, Becca Blacketer re- cieved the Best Actress Award. Director for the Seniors was Pam West. Then came the Juniors. ''The Happy Journey to Trenton and Camden gave the Juniors their turn to shine. By playing the little boy, Doug Weise was presented The Best Supporting Actor Award. Director for this play was Cindy Petersen. Hello Out There was presented by the Sophomores. For the second year in a row Chuck Methven was presented with the Best Actor Award for his portrail of a down gambler. Director for the Sophomores was Byron Petersen, The Freshmen presented ''Three on a Bench , a very funny play about two lovers having a quarrel. This play not only got Best Play but also Best Director for Laurie McMillian and Marcia Baty. Outstanding in her preformance of a meddling lady, Kathi Phillips won the Best Supporting Actress Award. The judges for the plays were: Mrs. Paul Dueber; Mrs. Yvonne White; and Mr. Byron Adams. At left: Best Actress for 1970, Becka Blacketer. Chuck Methven was not a- vailable for a picture as Best Actor of 1970. The Thespians are a group of stu- dents, interested in the betterment of dramatics at the high school level. Doing this, the Thespians tried to bring alittle pleasure to Seaside High School. They did this in the form of assemblies. From boo's to bravo's, this little band of actors braved the crowds and attempted the improbable, and pro- duced the impossible. Under the direction of Mr. George Stacey, the Thespians did their deed for SHS, THESPIANS President Byron Petersen Vice President... Cliff Barber Secretary.. Treasurer Laurie McMillian Cindy Petersen Marcia Baty Other members: Bill Mulder Chris Curs Debby Poethke Rhonda Kinsey George Stacey thespians pep club Front row L. to R,: Janet Erickson, Nancy Hoyer, Judy Anderson, Janet Osborne, Becky Middleton, Sue Gerdlund, Susan Harrison, Lois Earl. Second row L. to R. Sandy Schneider, Marianne Baty, Sylvia Miller, Trudy Lorentzen, Karen Edwards, Kim Edwards, Terry Bowers, Pam Comstock, Susie Justice, Karen Breitmeyer, Becky Weitzel, Chris Betts, Barbara Bates, Andi Reed, Janice Mosar, Linda Scheider, Evelyn Eddy, and Mary Ann Dueber standing in front. ’ a” This years Pep Club sponsored the lst ) Annual Pie Eating Contest, several bake A sales, and supported our team through-out i ; ‘ the season, during games and pep assemblies. We had a successful club this year be- cause the girls were active and willing to work. Ihope next years willbe as success- ful. Mary Ann Dueber President iP jes . Be Sa See Front left to right- Dexter Winemiller, Tom dye, Steve Ackerman, Pete Raney, Wilson Leong, Larry Jackson, Ron Pittard, Randy Crowe, Brad Monfeld, Wesley Look. 2nd row- Phil Marchand, Ed Mitchell, Steve — many highlights of track Gilmore, Bruce Tindall, Dan Azofeifa, Lee Gallier, Steve Larkins, Jim Beck 3rd row- Coach Beghtol, Bob White, Jerry Pfund, Bob Dunton, Dennis Wallace, Alven Stampflee, Coach Neal Main was assisted by Coleman Beghtol. This years track team finished 2nd at sub-district and 5th at the district tournament held at Lewis and Clark right- Pete Raney throwing the javelin Dave Bodway, Jim Mosar, Tom Horning, Bill Mulder, Jim Larfield, Dick Spivey, Keith Sweeney, Coach Maine. track at its Above: White puts the shot at Illwaco. Right: Mosar clears the hurdles with ease at an Illwaco meet. Below: Larry and Phil battle for the lead, Good thing they are both Gulls. « ‘i a i’ Vo oe ; f: finest? | | Ly a - Mi ors iy. 7 a oe : pogesnen oP) . oe =v) — ove . en) p i : i) A Ghia ’ . Oe eye : hs JY When oer OUT) | 45 saan “ ” ‘ ; “en eee Ot ety yt eae too Above: Larry Jackson runs the 100 yard dash at Scappose. Below: White misses the High Jump at Sub- District. shs colfers make it to state for second vear in a roy Members of the 1970 golf team are front row, left to right: George Cole, Harry Robinson, Scott Burke, Doug Wiese, Mark Winstanley and Craig Weston. Back row: Gene Poppino, Jere Strizek, Ken Lisk, Jim Haubner, Bill Kershul, Pete Ter Har, David Gillett, Mike Egbert, Tom White, Jeanie Nimmo and Coach Muno. Below: Doug Wiese practices his swing. At right: The attention of Mark Winstanley and Pete Ter Har is focused on who knows what? Above: Doug Wiese holds the flag pin as Mark Winstanley makes a perfect putt and Craig Weston looks on. All three niblickers will be returning next year as lettermen. 7 6 %) A li — e é s ’ Above: Coach Muno briefs the district golfers and their coaches before the district match. baseball VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Front row L. to R.: Tom Phillips, Stan Guindon, Dan Skipper, Mike Davis, John Hart- man, Kim Sandy, Jack Hartman. Back row L. to R.: Dan Earl, Mgr., Coach Elliott, Rick Hadeen, Clark Warner, Wayne Poole, Leo Hanthorn, Steve Williams, Tom Park- er, and Curtis Look, Mgr. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Front RowL. to R. Gary Sturges, Chris Barnett, Bob Ricketts, Dave Butler, Roger Fogel, Ricci Bourikas, John McIlvenny. Second Row L to R: Jeff Howell. Tom Maltman, Dave Polaschek, Chuck Backus, Hank Snell, Tim Davis, Jeff Cook, Coach Buzzell. .....look ump, the kidwas safe by a mile; you must be blind or something..... Look, one more insult like that and you'll be out of the game. He was out and that's fi- nal! I agree ump, he was out......ceeeees Coach Elliott expressing his ideas and strategy that led his varsity baseball team to tie for second place with the Scappoose Indians in Cowapa League play this year. 7. Sa ae ee As a North Catholic runner rounds third base : a possible out that will keep Seaside in the tight race for the Cowapa league title. Get the lead out carol haubner reigns over “wonderland” Many long evenings of hard work preceeded the 1970 Jr.- Sr. Prom, held on May 9. Life-sized cardboard figures depicting different characters from the theme story, Alice in Won- derland, ' were seen throughout the Elk's Lodge. Carol Haubner, escorted by Mike Shultz, was crowned queen. Her court consisted of: Dawn Collins, escorted by Don Philbrook, Joanne Raitanen, escorted by Jack Hartman, and Doreen Cohick, escorted by Keith Crowe, as senior princesses. Junior princesses were: Jill Brown, escorted by Dave Bodway, Kelly Hertig, escorted by Steve Williams, and Meg Dueber, es- corted by Mike Davis. vr 5 aes LN : . , —— Ls Left: Laurie McMillen and Len Pfund dance to the music of ''The Mid-day Rain,' ' Above: Carol and members of her court looking quite radiant mo- ments after the coronation. Below: Debbie Ray helps decorate for the Prom. Standing in front L. toR.: Cindy Petersen, Lynn Edwards, Pam West, Jackie Crist, Bob Ricketts, Ceody Thomsen, Meg Dueber, Doreen Cohick, Judy Nelson, and Nancy McLean. In back: Craig Hawkins, Dick Sarpola, and Brian Cameron. First row L. to R.: S. Harrison, P. West, J. Crist, C. Petersen, L. Edwards, M.A. Dueber, M. Dueber, D. Cohick, J. Nelson, C. Thomsen, and N. McLean. Second row L. to R.: B. Bourn, R. Boothby, C. Appel, R. Anderson, L. Pachal, C. Beatty, K. Duncan, C. Osborne, C. Russell, and A. Butler. Third row L. to R.: Mr. Withnell, D. Braun, B. Cameron, D. Sarpola, B. Ricketts, C. Hawkins, and R. Zuber. highlight this year’s music department Flutes, lst Row: Becky Middleton, Cathy Whitlock, Anne Burke, Ronda Mendenhall, Brian Cameron on Oboe. 2nd Row: Patty Doust, Cathy Calahan, Debbie Dick, Bob Rickettes, Linda Brown, Ken Pierce. 3rd Row: Sue Gerdlund, Terri Marlnee, Sally Smith, Jeff Mason, Tom Olson, Richard Harrison, Gaylord Pearsall, Curtis Look, Bob Dunton, Danny Stanyer, Gene Poppino, Debbie Pinkston, Wes Look, Gary Hunt. Last Row: Dick Sarpola, Jim Beck, Mr. Hogsett, Jim Mosar, Ron Zuber, Dan Bunnage, and Dick Nevan. 2.a.a. miss brood’s athletes active in numerous sports Girls who took part in GAA this year are front row, left to right: Kathy Calahan, Andi Reed, Mary Egbert, Victoria Daggatt, Jeanie Nimmo, Betty Bronaugh, Bonnie Bourn, Susan Palmer, Lisa Ame Jennifer Ellison, Karen Breitmeyer, Kelly Hertig and Diana Egbert. Middle row: Pam Comstock, Lois Earl, Teri Cook, Laura Furnish, Lee Hartman, Evelyn Eddy, Linda Schneider, Anita Brunswick Valerie Chittim, Barbara Bates, Susan Wood and Sue Justice. Back row: Sharon Baugh, Mary Kemhug Lynda Duncan, Sandy Lemen, Rena Blacketer, Pam Bodway, Beth Leiferman, Kathy Phillips, Cand Poppino, Lori Benson, Sandra Schneider, Janice Mosar and Debi Walter. This years president of GAA was Janice Mosar. Janice placed fourth at state inthe one-hundred meter low hurdles with a time of 15.9. Lori Benson practices her specialty, the long jump. Lori placed fifth at state with a leap of 16'9 . Left, top to bottom: GAA baseball, basketball and track action. miss mary kemhus receives crown 1 1970 miss seaside pageant 4 ’ = 4 A Shown above are the tem semifinalists for the title of Miss Seaside: Barbara Larfield, Doreen Cohick, Mary Kemhus, Lynn Edwards, Becky Blacketer, Linda Wood, Mary Ann Dueber , Carol Haubner, Laurie McMillen and Marcia Baty. ss “A! Z, ¥ : 4 Above, Mary Ann Dueber beams after winning the Miss Congeniality Trophy. At right, Carol Haubner is caught in the middle of her graceful curtsy, At left, Mary Kemhus smiles for the photographer after having just been crowned Miss Seaside for 1970. Clockwise from below, first runner- up Barbara Larfield, Miss Seaside and Carol Haubner, second runner- up minutes after the Pageant; the ten contestants reporting for class ; Miss Oregon, Margie Huhta, in a teacher profile; and the five finalists anxiously awaiting their questions. Above: Stephan Biehl Williams, who was Valedictorian for the Class of '70, hada cumulative GPA of 3. 968. for) oo — ° 19) 2) wo — O v G rs) oa je) Sel S 4] nm ° wa) ia] bee | iss) WD n So , Wayne Elton Poole addresses parents and his fellow classmen o oO = Ww DE eee, He Selats x oS pet 8 ee ieee 3) ) aya ' oe 7 ane ——_ ON ‘D x a pow _- get most studious “yesterday is but today’s memory; -_ Steve Williams and Jennifer Chandler most athletic Ss i ne Back Row: Becky Blacketer, Secretary, Bob White and Sandy Elliott Front Row: Cynthia Treharne, Sgt. at Arms, Linda Wood, Treasurer. best dressed most likely to succeed p ta he Barbara Larfield and Dick Morton Wayne Poole and Mary Kemhus most de pendable tomorrow is but today’s dream” ad we -as — Back Row: John Elbon, Rick Olson, Sgt. at Arms, Dan Earl and Becky Blacketer Jennifer Chandler, Historian, Fron Row: Sherri Leard, President. Not Pictured, Mary Ann Dueber, Vice President, These are Senior Class Officers. friendliest most humorous Tim Nordmark and Cassie Sweeney Byron Peterson and Mary Ann Dueber Ie. — . =, Daniel Azofeifa Caroline Boyer Jennifer Chandler a = _— Cliff Marcia Barber Baty A j ha % Ronald Britton Christy Leanne Curs Dague Gloria Beck = fe � 4 Rebecca Blacketer aha : Lawrence Cain Collins Donald Campbell Tina Cox f aan Mike Davis ae i | iw N Marcia Mary Ann David Doust Dueber Easter e ai Lynn Sandy John Edwards Elliott Flukinger Sue Sandra Gary Tim Carol Freeman Gier Gilmore Harrington Haubner Henry John Hornbeck Horning Steve Larkins Laurie McMillen Marlynn Kerwin Sherri Ralph Leard MacDonald Jim Melhoff Mosar Rhonda Makela Bill Mulder — ym by Tim Nordmark Rick Olson Barbara Larfield Nancy McClean Judy Nelson Carol Osborne Diann Person Philbrook Michael Polaschek hw Harold Paulson Cindy Petersen Roland Picard a. Gaylord Pearsall Byron Peterson Pittard Candy Poppino 9 Peppard Leonard Pfund Joanne Raitanen Jim Perrigo Don Philbrook Debby Poethke . BP Mollie Annita Craig Meryl Colleen Reis Ricketts Ricketts Rickey Russell . s 5 ail 5 1° =| Ut+ Margaret David Karen Susan Ryan Sandberg Schiller Smith a Cassie Candy Sturgeon Sweeney Thomsen yr Cynthia Richard Dennis Phillip Treharne Udell Wallace Warmbrodt Pam Bob Steve Linda Charlotte West White Williams Wood Woodworth —— Someday we shall return like the swallows at Capistrano. juniors ; A F ti a class of 71 Chuck Julia Backus Barnes This year's Junior Class had what it took to become the most active and enthusiastic class, but these qualties had to be molded together before this . could come about, Marty As a fund raising project, we the Barrett Junior Class, sold Zip Code Books. gp We also sponsored the Junior-Senior Prom and eagerly awaited our turn to become Seniors at SHS, Jeff Howell, President Bret herton Britt on Brownrigg Brownson : . 7 o a ‘ From Left to Right: Dan Skipper, Sgt. rian Richard Carleen Chestnut, Sec,; Meg Dueber, Tres. and Cain Cameron Cash Cheryl Chestnut wi Melissa Lynnda Ellison Fairless Fellas o Debby Friberg Mary Sue Linda Gallier Gerdlund Gilmore a. 4a Susan Jack Harrison Hartman t Arms; Jeff Howell, President; Cheryl ohn Hartman, Vice President, Karen Hornshuh Peggy Darling Sandy Freeman ad — gi Stan Leo Guindon Hanthorne Ronda Hatfield Beverly Carlyn Bill Jerry Hudson Hudson Jackson Jeremiah a | Denise Terry Johnson Johnson Margie Wilson Keller Leong = Brian Tanya McDonald Malmberg b Phil Linda Eleanor Steve Marchand McGrath Mcllvenny McKennon Melhoff Theresa Ww Harry Brad Bonnie Miller Monfelt Muehlhauser Cheryl Carol Jack Pederson Peterson Phillips Martie Matt Reis Reynolds Ricketts Luann Jere Simonson Sizemore Strizek Neal Peter Sundquist TerHar Dexter Patricia 7 Elizabeth Winemiller Wunderlich Yantis Zimmerman Oh! The pleasures of wearing jeans . sophomores class of °72 This year the Sophomore Class sponsored the Welcome Frosh Dance with the theme ''Hi Rooks, Welcome to the Big League! Sandra Schneider Historian From Left to Right: Lori Benson-- ) Sec. ; Janice Mosar and Tom Parker- Sgt. at Arms; Sandra Schneider-His- torian;Lisa Amey--Tres, ; Jim Haub- ner--Vice President and in front is Mark Winstanley--President. Roberta Larry Anderson Bearid Leslie Rena Bentley Blacketer a S £Sh eo | Julie Barbra Bretherton Britton + a cr Robert Brown Marilyn Beck Pam Bodw ay Bronaugh Debbie Victoria Crawford Daggatt : Yd 5, Dave Terry David Richard Gillett Gilmore Graves Harrison . ‘ M ‘ rT Jim Craig Bill Haubner Hawkins Hendrickson 4 TA) p) Larry Shirley Ronnie Charlie Jackson Jacobsen Johnson Leiferman Lorentzen Sally Mike Malstead McClure Becky Middleton Janice Nafziger eS, ‘ Tom Phillips Pierce McDonald me ) Eddie Mitchell Lance Nordmark Gene Poppino Sean McKenna - ea Linda Pachal Lorry McKnight Patricia McKnight Muehlhauser Neil Mendenhall Mulder Sandra Schneider Gordon M | or? ————————— a er —_—_ ————— - -— ee Cee EEE ae al om Sturgeon Joan Thomes Thompson ae | 7 Susan Wetherbee I didn't know that being a Sophomore was all that bad around here. Mark Wilcox Winstanley freshmen class of °75 To correlate the activit- ies of the Freshmen Class and establish a financial situation worthy of recog- nition, a Fund Raising Committee was formed. Lee Hartman Historian From Left to Right: Lois Earl, Vice Pres, ; Hank Snell, Sgt. at Arms Scott Howell, President Andy Reed, Tresurer; Becky Weitzel, Secret- ary; Lee Hartman, His- torian, and Tom Malt- man, Sgt. at Arms, Judy Anderson Christine Ricci Bourikas Joe Benfield Karen Breitmeyer Comstock Elissa Cooke Marlene Debbie Cutter Dick Cheryl Elliot Jennifer ) Janet Bill Ellison Erickson Fergusson Patricia Graves Griffin Wendall Larry Willy Hunt Hoover Hornbeck on. my, - = ) : Ta Paula Penny Ed Mike Janet Vicki Donna Ingram Ingram Jeremiah Johnson Justice Lomsdale | . as © Sa | Me Di Wesley Trudy Ray Bob Tina David Look Lorentzen Lovel Makela Mal tman Marl nee McCaw | “ LA Jayne Rhonda Sylvia McClellan MclI lvenny Mendenhall Miller v Debbie Nelson -_ ; ‘4 ) Janet Wilbur Holly y ; Osborne Oster Palmerton ‘ Ve , 7 Cris Clifford Pardee Pearsall All hail ye mighty Seagulls! Dan A ndre Poppino Porter Raichl Dick Bill Linda Dale Steve Sarpola Schneider Schneider Shellgren Segertson Alvin Stampflee Paul Rodger Larry Gary Steinman Stephens Stevens Sturges Ww r- Dave Becki Tucker Weaver Weitzel a a) Terry SS. Marshall Gary Whitlock Wilson John Zimmerman photography club has successful first year Membership in photography club was open to any student with an interest in photography. The following stu- dents are the first members of the new photography club: from left to right, Sherri Leard, Jim Wilcox, Len Pfund, Larry Beard, Gary Wil- son, Ken Pierce, Jay Thompson, Chris Pardee, Miss White, Andrej Rachal, Rick Putnam, Pat Ragan, and Dan Bunnage. Right: photography club member Scott Pierce works in the darkroom. science club in its thirteenth year This years Science Club's most outstanding project was the construction of a lazer. Members are from left to right: Seated- Linda McGrath, Lynnda Fellas, Bob Eifrig, Wes Look, Gary Gilmore; Standing- Dan Stroud, Dick Baty, Marc Stout, Steve Larkins, Dick Nevan, Jack Hartman, Dick Udell, Matt Reynolds, Neal Sundquist, Steve Kraske, Mare Doust, Gary Hunt, and John Zimmerman, Left: students examine the science club's laser. rally continues drive for school spirit despite loss of several members Posing above are the 1969-70 Varsity Rally members: Meg Dueber, Cassie Sweeney, Judy Cole, and Cheryl Chestnut, Below, ready to rip off are: Lisa Amey, Lori Benson, Rena Blacketer, and Janice Nafziger, members of the J.V. Rally Squad. wg, vt ae : ae $? ewe OT eee APF ae x pg a Om, “ ° . , : ’ Pictured atleftare the daring Freshman cheerleaders: Laura Furnish, Karen Breitmeyer, Becky Reed, Andi Reed and Vicki Leard. Clockwise from below , the cheerleaders carry out some of their many duties such as dance routines at pep assemblies, leading cheering at games and preparing the arch for the team. Amati wy ee ites Editor Barbara Larfield checks over yearbook progression as deadline draws near for staff. seabreeze staff works to immortalize memories of °69-’7( The job of putting out the annual is not an easy job that can be done in a matter of two or three days. It took nine months to produce what you know hold in your hand. And alot of hard work has gone into the production and perfection of it. The staff of the Seabreeze hopes you enjoy your new annual and can look back at it in years to come and remember the time you have spent here at Seaside High School. Barbara Larfield has had the task of as- signing work and seeing that work has been done. Barbara has done many things other than hand out the work. She had to get pictures sched - uled, and see that they were taken, Other jobs on the staff include page make- up, advertisement,sales and photography. L. to R.: Irene Phillips, Bill Mulder, Len Pfund, Bobbi Lambert, Barbara Larfield, Marcia Baty, Marcia Doust, and Lee Gallier. Working on a high school newspaper has been an extreme challenge and struggle. I would like to tell next years editors and staff that even when the going gets rough and all you get from students is smart remarks- don't give up. It will be worth it in the end but there is no thanks for this type of work. Marcia Batey Co-Editor L. to R.: Cassie Sweeney, Phillip Broome , Tim, Harrington, Marcia Baty, John Elbon, Judy Cole, and Dawn Collins. Below L. to R.: Jennifer Chandler, Steve Larkins, and Ron Britton. Being co-editor of the Drifting Sands has been quite an experience for me. I have had the opportunity to work with wonderful people, develop paper policies, deal with censorship , and attempt to live up to the expectations of a critical public. This was a good year for the Drifting Sands and I know the staff learned many things in our endeavors, Jennifer Chandler Co-Editor dux hi-y Seated in front L. to R.: Rick Blake, Ken Lisk, Dexter Winemiller, Dan Skipper, Dick Baty, Bob White, Jeff Howell, Dave Bodway. Back row: Gene Poppino, Bill Hendrickson, Dan Stroud, John Hartman, Pete Ter Har, Tom Parker, Rick Hadeen, lettermen Front row L. to R.: R. Blake, J. Howell,Jack Hartman, P, Marchand, L. Jackson, D. Stroud, W. Chandler, J. Beck, Second row: W. Poole, J. Hill, D. Winemiller, S. Burke, C. Snell, P. Ter Har, C. Weston, A. Mendenhall. Third row: B. Peterson, D. Wallace, S. Williams , K. Lisk, D. Baty, L. Gallier, M. Winstanley , D. Azofiefa, C. Suppe. Fourth row: S. Larkins, J. Strezik, S. Olsen, D. Skipper, D. Johnson , C. Look, D. Earl, M. Woodworth. Fifth row: W. Leong, J. Mosar, P. Raney, M. Davis, T. Phillips, B. Ricketts, J. Mason, K. Sandy, B. Tindall. Back row: John Hartman, L. Hanthorn, H. Robinson, B. White, D. Bodway, H. Raichl, and R. Hadeen. There are five important goals that a student must achieve before he or she is eligible for National Honor Society. These five goals are: sch- olorship, leadership, character, and service with dependability. Is this our advisor? Is this another Mr. Westerholm that we don't really know ? scholars of today The Seaside Chapter of the National Honor Society started out the 69-70 school year early by holding a car wash in August. The proceeds from this car wash anda light bulb sale were used to finance the Homecoming Dance, our main endeavor. The clubthen remained fairly inactive until May 12, at which time we inducted many new members into the National Honor Society at the annual Honors Ban- quet, Marcia Baty Sec.-Treas. Honor Society VY me SEES ) Back row L. to R.: D. Stroud, J. Mosar, J. B. Blacketer, K. Lisk, C. Poppino, G. Gil - Howell, D. Earl, N. Sundquist, W. Leong, L. more, D. Baty, R. Blake, B. White. Front Normand, B. Cameron, M. Rickey, D. Udell. row L. toR.: M. Doust, N. McClean, J. Ch- Middle row L. to R.: H. Hoyer, D. Bodway, andler, M. Baty, B. Larfield. Not pictured: K. Hertig, S. Williams, M. Kemhus, A. Kero, J. Hartman, C. Haubner, C. Hoyer, W. Poole. assemblies - - the spice of life Many new activities were experenced by the students of Seaside High School in the area of assemblies. They included out door pep assemblies, Earth Day rallys, and a homeroom variety show, This isn't what — thcane ast 4 E 2) a “i Nn v § os v co 5 io) Nn w — no) oO = co = nN n v pa S s od E- ,} ae) s ia] = : 2 e) — 5 ) MH ot —) a | v o ) ° 2) v — — — is] ——- Q on gets into. you think it is; ) ae Otto's homeroom. in assembly put on by Mr. John Thoennes sings blues, with What Ever's Fair. GOOD LUCK GRADUATP Dr. Charles E. Smith Superintendant of Seaside Public Schools 3rd year School Board left to right Mr. Bill Fague Mr. Bruce Dymond . W.A. Ter Har . Bruce Has kell, Chairman - Russell Lende . Paul See (new member July 1) not pictured Mr. Edward Bates Vice-Chairman Mrs. Chester Williams Mr. Ralph Nafziger Principal 3rd year Miss Susan Foster Mr, Everett Clarry Counselor Counselor lst year 13th year a iy iy | Tu ‘ , Mr. John Gabriel P| Vice-Principal 2nd year Mrs, Carol Benson Secretary 4th year Mrs, Patricia Gentle Secretary —_ ist year Mrs, Ellen Fenton Secretary 4th year Mr, Neal Maine Mr, Leo Sayles Science Department Science Department 6th year lst year Mr. Bruce Buzzell Physical Education 2nd year Miss Marjorie Brood Physical Education 2nd year the faculty of ’70 é ve : 7 : la ve. [jaae- ’ me. - gi dill oy zz Miss Lydia White Science Department lst year got things done Mrs. Lorna Parham Miss Irma Albertson Mrs, Claudette Eskola Mr. George Stacey Library Aid Librarian Business Education English Department 3rd year 8th year 3rd year 5th year oo Mr, Larry Haller Mr. James Trofiter Mr, Larry Elliott Math Department Math Department Math Department 10th year 5th year 5th year Mrs, Ladean Cook Mr, Jerry Westerholm English Department Social Studies 10th year 6th year Mr, Coleman Beghtol Social Studies 4th year Miss Lois Bode Mr, Benson Brister English Department English Department lst year 2nd year a Miss Linda Frederick English Department 2nd year Mr. Donald P, Muno English Department Mr, Thomas House Social Studies 10th year Mrs. Maryon Greenough Mr, Richard Otto Home Economics Shop 2nd year 2nd year Miss Carla Babey Mr, Edward Jessen Mr. Robert Hayes French Spanish German 2nd year lst year 2nd year Miss Ann Lewis Psychology 4th year Mr, Dennis Burley Vocational Agriculture Mr, Ed Rippet Business Education lst year Miss Janet Sandberg Business Education lst year + —, Miss Sandra Wentzel Art lst year left to right Mrs. Lorraine Dague Mrs. Beatrice Moon Mrs. Maggie Herrin Mrs. Crecia Bass Mrs. Takeko Wahl top left Mr. Luke MclIlvenn Mr. Willis Howell Mr. Everett Iler bottom left Mr. Frank Weitzel Mr. Otis Clingman Mr, Jerry Hogsett Music Department lst year Mr, Harold Withnell Music Department lst year Bell Buoy Seafoods 1800 S, Holladay 738-6354 Borland Electric Co. 3 ? 7 7 7 sd Anne Ss Garden Center 411 Broadway 738-5111 Me “erm” 725 Ave. J 738-5752 Penfield-Manion Insurance 10 N. Holladay 738-5331 Montgomery Ward Seaside Clinic 6 N. Hollad ay 738-5544 580 Ave. U—s-_ 788-5571 Seaside Agate Shop “WB Pré 408 Broadway 738-5333 Temple Boutique Lanai Motel 3140 Sunset Blvd. 738-6343 128 Broadway 738-6121 Premier Restaurant Times Theatre Seaside Gearhart 738-6222 14 N, Downing 738-5004 402 S. Holladay 738-5443 Seaside Ford Ave. U S, Roosevelt 738-6852 , Sora | John Selnes Hardware Bard Auto Parts 420 S, Roosevelt 738-5528 726 Broadway 738-5521 Crab Broiler SERVICE OIL CO PoHED Vacyy Hamlet Route 738-6882 capaae Bill’s Shell es, a Service Oil 738-6326 Ave. U S. Holladay 303 S. Holladay 738-9014 Mariner Motel 429 S. Holladay 738-5741 Hill Realty 415 S. Holladay 738-6341 z reactors 9 i” Pat ae rewe S q eee ee ) “Tee £y, Young’s Auto Service 1414 S, Holladay 738-7871 Walt’s Appliance ail 3 Boys’ Market 738-9044 738-6361 711 Broadway 622 12th Ave, 840 24th Frandsen’s Jewelers 606 Broadway 738-6681 Dairy Queen 441 Ave. A 738-7232 Company 1530 S. Holladay 738-6183 Dehner Realty 1111 S, Holladay 738-6722 United Finance 314 Ave, A 738-6371 Seaside Publishing Co. 852 Broadway 738-5561 uid | Associate Store ..the family store tH Western Auto 47 N. Holladay 738-6571 201 S, Holladay 738-5751 Lumber = 1011 9th Myrtlewood Palace 513 Broadway 738-5766 738-5471 Holladay Z Dry Cleaners Ze 65 N. Holladay 738-6511 Coast Plumbing Heating | 318 S, Holladay Kerwin Rexall Drugs 738-7261 619 Broadway 738-5162 Hoyer’s Homelite Highway 101 Gearhart 738-6674 609 Broadway U.S. National Bank 738-7552 251 Ave. A 738-6396 UI Ey H. E. treland D.D.S. 1300 S, Roosevelt 738-7781 Vern Cook Supply 770 Ave, A, 738-6771 Westlake Grocery Highway 101 Clatsop Plains Dave’s TV 1350 S, Roosevelt 738-5046 Steve’s 409 Broadway 738-7144 Wee Flower Shop 555 Broadway 738-7452 ie oa - Lazy-O Bakery 410 Broadway 738-8031 Bruce’s Candy Kitchen 436-2641 a a, Ave. Cannon Beach Bjorklund’s Furniture 220 S, Columbia 738-6331 Highway 101 Gearhart 738-5631 Smitty’s Cafe South Gearhart Jct. 738-7142 vib Seaside Lanes 215 Broadway 738-5633 Kaufman’s of Seaside 738-6551 Holladay Drug 319 Broadway 616 Broadway 738-5362 227 Broadway 738-6701 Radio 93 lst Roosevelt 738-55 Jon Blissett’s Kee Chevron 6th Cottage Gearhart 738-7383 Razor’s Edge 521 Ave. A 738-6531 Ken’s Market 250 Ave. U 738-5566 ber 738-5181 Copeland 102 N, Holladay Bud’s Drive-In N, Gearhart Jct. 738-6582 323 Broadway 738-7243 Lambert’s Richfield 738-7152 1125 N, Holladay ( a [st Aitianel Bank 210 S. Holladay South Gearhart Jct. 738-5581 1115 S. Holladay 738-5711 Bill’s Signs 738-8121 Gearhart Golf Bards N.W. Marion Gearhart 738-6731 _ . em ee Wheatley - Desler Co. 1 N. Holladay 738-5701 Artistic Enterprises 1625 N. Roosevelt 738-7131 Seaside Concrete Rene ry AA 4 ae | Dr. R. H. Fouts D.D.S. 61 N. Holladay 738-6761 Roehm Furniture Co. 810 Broadway 738-6261 Klindt’s Texaco 615 S. Holladay 738-7971 Windjammer Motel N.W. Ocean Ave. Gearhart 738-5525 Ramie’s Market 2008 S. Holladay 738-5172 Ter Har’s A W Drivein 27 Broadway 738-5515 1313 S. Roosevelt 738-5251 Reed Hertig Clatsop Plains Warrenton 738-7772 Dueber’s Variety Highway 101 Cannon Beach 436-2217 Dynamic T Appliance 880 Ave, A 738-7531 : 9.N. Holladay 738-5491 Williams’ Cafe 505 Broadway 738-7342 Dichter Co. Kay Lynn Dress Shop Ave. U 8S. Holladay 612 Broadway 738-6802 738-6882 Hi - Way Hardware Highway 101 Gearhart 738-5681 Whirlaway Cleaners 321 §, Holladay Trailer Sales 738-7771 Highway 101 Gearhart 738-7821 Photos by Mr. Muno ¥ ? 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