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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1972 volume:

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ANC In ex 5 Re ites to a = ie ST eee : ’ . : 9. sf —- a ——— Gary Fogel John Gallagher Class of 1970 Faculty member, C996 9S GH sotic =D We are not here to see through each other But to see each other through We are here to be all we can be Not only for ourselves But for the benefit of everyone My | a | POLE Alm Re Oy you ask me why 9 don’t smile is there something troublin me just open your eyes and look around and tell me what you see can you understand the things people do and the way they treat each other and tell me how far has man really come when today he’s still killin his brother it makes no difference where you do it or what name you use i know if things keep going this way everybody's gonna lose we're doin all right with material things you can tell by the way we live but with all these things man learned how to do he still hasn’t learned how to give if you don’t have the answers right now scott mckenzie i'll see you after awhile but if next time i still look this way you'll know why i don’t smile Student body officers Foreign Sxchange And here’s MILIKA!!! This year's foreign exchange student is from Brazil. Her name is Miriam Lollato. She was an outstanding person and Honorary Chairman for the Miss Seaside Pageant. Milika will be here until August, when she and Leah Griffith, will leave for Brazil. We hope Milika will remember Seaside, because Seaside will always remember her. The Birdmen invade Seaside High School. Assemblies Above, students enjoying an outside pep- assembly. Far right: girls mourning over a dead seagull. Goodness snakes alive!!! Our national assemblies of a few years ago made a comeback, with the one main difference in that this year they proved to be interesting. The better ones included the snake assembly, Paul Yearout, the Monster make-up assembly, the fly-by- sky show, and the frosh pop bottle con- cert, the most successful were those where the students were involved and many of our assemblies , this year, provided a way for students to actively participate in some of the things that were going on, Oh my, oh my, you mean ME!!! Below: Look out moon here we come, One Acts 28. ia y 7 gah Above: Sephoneres Joe Wahl and Kathy patie of Bench 18 , were named, Best Supporting Actor and Actress, Right: John Alve, Director of Senior class Witz, ANN 22 im angen SS—— Top right: ''Antic Spring ' Senior class one-act. The Senior class garnered 4 of the 5 awards; Best Actress-Michele Macias, Best Actor-Sal Brademeyer, Best Direct- or-John Alve, and the Best Play. Above: ''Riders to the Sea ' Sophomore class play. All school plays Jane Syre Fantastics sé , q A sty This years Hi-Q team of (1. to r.) John Alve, Bill Hendrickson, Joe Goetze, and Jay Hargis (seniors), with alternate Kathleen Porter (sophomore) and advisor Mr, Stacey, were calm as pros, The final score was no indication of the effort and ability of the team, It was a fine effort and a close game (at one point tied 90-90). The banana-cream pie at Denny's before the game just didn't bring as much luck as it should have. And the beat goe Pep dances Not much of a slow down from Pep dances, the Jr., Sr. Prom continued to twist and shout until wee hours at Astoria . Queen Rena Blacketer and Princesses Lisa Amey and Lori Benson reigned over the 1971 Homecoming festivites. right-Liz Pittard manages to swing a first place for the Sophomore class In the tricycle drags. omecoming was the spirit of happiness Tricycles raced around the circle drive, voodoo dolls were tossed on a burning fire, class presidents scrambled in flour for poker chips, and weird costumes could be seen as students and teachers joined in the excitement of Homecoming week, Classes struggled to gain points from activities, but the Seniors captured the victory over the underclassmen and walked away with the Spirit Cup. by placing first in the flour scramble, colorfully out-dressing the underclassmen with unusual costumes, and by decorating Senior Hall and the gym. Seniors gained these points Royalty of the Prom included (left to right) Princess Lisa Amey escorted by Roger Cole, Queen Lori Benson escorted by Kim Sandy;Princess Terri Howarth escorted by Matt Reynolds; Princess Marianne Baty escorted by Dave Butler. Not pictured is Princess Julie Braun escorted by Craig Weston. The Jr. Sr. Prom was a special affair for many who attended, In our happy go lucky ieans and T- shirt lives, the Astoria Country Club provided a set- ting for lace dresses and neck ties. Music was a bit too re- served for the tastes of many of the couples, but everyone had an enjoyable time dancing to the music of the Denny Theil Trio. gle Ne af + Ne 7 You may be President Rog, but I'm KING. s HAPPINESS COMES IN ALL SIZES, Most of the fun was in getting to know each other +s D+F, ith LT oto ’ eo oer tp Tif y. 8 LISI a Po CE — = le 5 4 2 � - This year, the judges had a difficult task in choosing the new Miss Seaside. For the first time, all ten girls were evenly matched, The ten finalists were Michele Macias, Sandra Schneider, Ramona Moore, Victoria Daggatt, Betty Bronaugh, Dana See, Becky Middleton, Debi Walter, Lisa Amey, and Linda Pachal. Each girl was outstanding in her own way, and there were no two alike, And, because of this individuality, the girls found it impossible to pick just one Miss Congeniality. When the time came and they had to decide, Michele Macias was chosen to receive the honor, Second runner up was Ramona Moore, first runner up was Becky Middleton, and then came the announcement of who would be the new Miss Seaside, Dana See was crowned as the official hostess for Seaside in the coming year. 26 = 7.5 N m bh wn = Lae) The pageant itself was excellent this year because of the efforts of everyone involved, Several of the judges said that ours is one of the best local pageants in the state. There was a wide variety of entertainment which included Margie Huhta, Lynn Grenz, and Mary Craig, former state and county pageant winners, who vol- unteered to help out, The Seaside High School stage band and swing choir performed, and Betty Phillips played the piano for the soft shoe dance routine performed by the 10 semi-finalists, Musicians Joe Goetze, Dick Sarpola, Bill Hendrickson, and Tom Dye provided background music for the pageant. The best part was that the girls came together as a group and enjoyed being together, John McKay Principal JACULGY AND SGAFZ Le Dorothy Loukkula Secretary (Luke) Jan Van Burger Secretary ( Buckwheat) With the understanding that a student is here to develop as an individual, and isn't a blank page to be filled with someone else's opinions and knowledge, school can be meaningful and worthwhile, After all, isn't the most important aspect of school that each person develops as an individual with his own life philosophy ? Linda Pachal Editor School board members are, left to right: Paul See Bruce Haskell Bill Fague Bob Olson Bruce Diamond Russell Lende Dr, Charles Smith School Superintendent John Gabriel Vice-Principal Irene Folland Girl's P.E, G.A.A. (Charlie) Carol Ben3on Secretary (Mip) Wayne Van Burger Reading English JV Football Ass't Wrestling George Stacey English Speech Frosh Class Advisor Hi Q Team Advisor Counselor fy = 15) a oO _— —_ ® H v ie = John Newton Shop Joe Ghaffari Vocational Agriculture Walter Petersen Shop Jr. Class ly es “- a Une � Leo Sayles Science Dept. Science Club Neal Maine Biology Varsity Football Varsity Track Edward Rippett Business Ed Girls' Golf Frosh Football Student Store Concessions Maryon Greenough Home Economics Senior Class Advisor Pep Club Don Muno Advanced Comp Journalism Seabreeze Golf Coach a sae e _ ’ Erma Albertson Librarian Erika VanDyke Claudette Eskola Business Ed Sophomore Class Advisor Ladean Cook English Frosh Class Advisor James Troffitter Mathematics nm Larry Haller — Mathema tics 4 Sophomore Class Advisqd Dux-Hi-Y Bruce Buzzell P,E, JV Football Jerry Hogsett Band Advisor JV Basketball Letterman's Club Louann Schafer (Mom) Counselor Rally Advisor Baty Pat Clausen English Drifting Sands Edward Johnson I,P,.S, Frosh Basketball JV Baseball Jim Auld P,E, Drivers Ed Ass't Varsity Football Varsity Baseball Lois Bode French Drama Thespians Le Cercle Francais Larry Elliott Mathematics Varsity Basketball John Gallagher Shop 4 ae ’ = 3 7 ) z � | Sey = Diane Schoch German Club German English Ann Lewis History Psycology sociology Honor Society Testing David Bleiler History Ass't Frosh Football Jerry Westerholm Modern Problems (Big W) Athletic Director Coleman Beghtol Geography History Ass't Frosh Football Steelhead Edward Jessen Spanish Geography Spanish Club Janet Sandberg Business Ed Whitecaps Advisor Jr Class Advisor Just remember: No matter what happens, if you put the lime in the coconut, then you'll feel better. The Senior class was made of individuals who managed to come together as a group, and left a feeling of oneness that won't soon be forgotten, They'll probably go their separate ways for the most part, but they won't ever be alone as long as they remember that we do exist for each other, oO oD = any Q jor — mn oO = o ra SENIORS Seek peace . . . and pursue it This picture may be slightly out of focus, but then so were this year's senior class officers, Through their efforts in organizing ''teen haps , they got the seniors to- gether as aclass. Ltor: Lisa Amey - treasurer, Lyle Sayles - Mr, Vice-Presi- dent, Dan Spillman - Sgt,-at-Arms, Bill Eddy - Sgt. -at-Arms, Debi Howell - sec- retary, and finally, Jim Haubner, our MR, PRESIDENT, Marcia Abraham David Allred John Alve Lisa Amey oF Pat Bassett Marilyn Beck Dave Benson Lori Benson Dieter Bode Pam Bodway Robin Boothby Jerry Brademeyer Julie Braun Barbara Bretherton Linda Britton ogalaneetS éfiabalte: . “AON Tl Tae Betty Bronaugh Jody Burke Kathy Calahan Valerie Carroll tn Ys Wade Chandler Roger Cole Mary Cooke Victoria Daggatt Gina Dague John Davis Lynda Duncan % ‘ t Bob Dunton Bill Eddy Mary Egbert z Terry Gilmore Not pictured: John Allen Rena Blacketer Tim Davis Tom Dye David Gillett Sean McKenna Lorry McKnight Pat McKnight Ron Rusk Three down one to go Joe Goetze David Graves Jay Hargis ae 3 wa. . x Mo: ad ai Debbie Harmon Richard Harrison Jim Haubner Bill Hendrickson 14K ’ Bob Hensley Donn Horn Tom Horning Sandra Howarth Stanley Hunt Bill Kershul Susie Kirby Jim Larfield Beth Leiferman Ghese are the good ole’ days v a il Sandy Lemen Jerry Linder Miriam Lollato Michele Macias Mike McClure Andy Mendenhall Chuck Methven Becky Middleton Mark Montgomery Ramona Moore Janice Mosar Dale Mosby Jeannie Nimmo Lance Nordmark Linda Pachal Susan Palmer Tom Parker Randy Peppard Gene Poppino Rick Putnam Dorothy Rawls Alan Richrod a, Anne Ryan Kim Sandy Lyle Sayles Lynn Schneider Gordy Scott Steve Seeley Dan Spillman Kent Sturgeon Jerry Tagg Joan Thomes Jay Thompson David Trent Rodney Trucke Cathy Whitlock Mark Winstanley Jeff Wood Mark Woodworth Meg Zinn Maybe they won’t need me, Maybe they will, But 9’ll stay near Since yesterday is yesterday and tomorrow is always tomorrow Why must it be so hard to live today just as today? Go get the straight dope, we must hash things over and reach a joint decision The Seniors went out in style with party poppers and confetti at graduation, and throughout the year, showed that when people stand up for what they believe and want, others will listen, End of the year senior activities included an excursion to Snow BunnyLodge, the Sunday night party out at the creek, the Tuesday night graduation party out at the creek, the windjammer party where the Seni or funds were finally expended, senior skip day, and the Senior Breakfast at the Pig Pancake, which was highlighted by a parade starting at the head. v Whenever the sun sets a morning also begins ot cow? ay, Raisins Pake 3 rit wk — SS) _ Y Y x Sid CO On co Coal = — Ghe word reality blocks the existence of our dreams, but, Are dreams reality or is reality a dream? Go live we must learn, only then will we understand Sheila Burgess David Butler Patti Carroll Terri Cash Val Chittum Terri Cooper Randy Crowe Matt Dueber Lois Earl Dirk Eberle Evelyn Eddy Mike Egbert Juniors Ted Ames Iris Anderson Tara Backus Barbara Bates Eddie Bates Marianne Baty Jim Beck Joe Benfield Chris Betts Ric Bourikas Karen Breitmeyer Tom Brown 7 P 4 Anita Brunswick se Anne Buerk Sharon Bulleri Dan Bunnage Janet Erickson Bill Fergusson Roger Fogel Randy Frank Laura Furnish Bev Gier Randy Gilmore Patti Griffin Andy Hakanson Jon Hargis Jerry Harris Jon Hartill Lee Hartman Sherry Hill David Hornbeck Sherri Howarth Terri Howarth Nancy Hoyer Paula Ingram Penny Ingram Ed Jeremiah Michael Johnso Sherry Jones Sue Justice Keith Lehrman Sheryl McAninch Rhonda Mendenhal Sylvia Miller Kim Niemi Pat O'Hara Tom Olson Wilber Oster Holly Palmerto Chris Pardee Cliff Pearsall Julia Perry Kathy Phillips Jeff Pittard Dan Poppino Shawn Porter Bob Poteete Mitzi Ready Bob Register Dick Sarpola Nancy Sandburg Bill Schneider Linda Schneide Brady Scott Kym Setzer Every day brings a new miracle, If we could just learn to appreciate everything and not take life for granted we would be so wise... Dale Shellgren Steve Sigurdson Ron Sloper Doug Smith Sally Smith Hank Snell John Stadter Dwight Stampflee @ -_ Dan Stanyer Paul Steinman Ricky Stephens Ed Strom Not Pictured: Diane Boppre Elissa Cooke Marlene Cutter Debbie Dick Mike Hammer Larry Hoover Scott Howell Tom Maltman Tina Marlnee David McUaw John MclIlvenny Jerry Pfund David Polaschek Becky Reed Don Smith Keith Sweeney Gary Terry James Sturges Tucker Waddell fal ‘ arsha xary Whitlock Wilson Woodworth Dave Weaver . HZ Donna enny ohn Yantis Young Zimmerma Sophomores Ghe beginning of self-expression Elaine Armstrong Kathy Aune Jane Banta Karen Bassett Kay Becken Ron Bode Denice Boot Janice Braun Stacey Brown Sherry Buchanan Linda Bucklein Marlene Burke Susie Burns Dave Calahan Amy Chandler Brian Cole Pam Crist Diane Dale Ron DeWitt Leslie Doyle Mike Elliott Bruce Fitzpatrick Pam Abraham Susie Albertson Ardell Anderson Frank Flammini Kathy Flukinger Josh Gizdavich Debbie Gossar Tina Grafton Daniel Griffin Leah Griffith Rodney Harman Sue Harris Dave Harrison Tony Harrison Kevin Hertig Barbara Hill Andy Hudson Roger Hunt Sharen Jackson Randy Jameson Sandi Johnson Susan Johnson Hillary Kapan Patti Kershul Brian Kloster Cindy Langa Sharon Larkin Debbie Lee Gayle Linder Lauren Lovell Kim Macias 65 Jeff Maltman Lynn Matteson Kary McCaw Zane McKnight Donald Merila Barbara Miller Sue Millikan Perry Morrow Corrine Morton Gregg Nelson Robert Nordmark Corey Olson Don Pachal Rodney Pearsall WH Melea Pechstein � Jana Peterson , Elizabeth Pittard Brett Pollock Kathleen Porter Brad Poulin Jeff Poulin Denise Shellgren ) Kristina Shively 7 Mary Skaling a e . | Dick Smith � Jim Smith } Steven Smits Joe Sopko Robbie Southwor S Randall Stamm Bob Stampflee Ron Stark David Stevenson Mary Suppe Bill Sweeney | Kathy Sweetland ) Dixie Tanner � Debbie Wakeman Craig Walter . Keith Work Mark Ziegler Ronald Zinn NOT PICTURED Larry Bretherton Hugh Leiferman Roy Brooks Steve Lowe John Cohoon Harry Lysons Evelyn Cox Wally Powers Kathy Egbert Tom Redmond John Fairless Todd Reynolds Bart Hawkins Jay Shults Alan Henderson Sue Sturges Larry Hicks Tom Wellington Steve Holloway Roni Will William Jones Marsha Wilson This year's sophomore class officers are: Diane Dale-Secretary, Jeff Malt- man-Sgt atArms, Brian Kloster-Vice- President, Dixie Tanner-Treasurer, and Josh Gizdavich-President, Kim Ames Doreen Backlund Mike Barnett Freshmen Stepping into a new world Tom Bates Kathy Benfield Ken Benfield Peggy Bennett Shelley Betzer Steve Bjorklund Elizabeth Black Mike Blacketer Jeanne Braun Dale Breitmeyer reg Brown lendy Brown ‘yvonne Brown heryl Calahan Lawrence Cozart � Bonnie Craig odey Crawford oy Dague Busan Diehl ike Discasey rystal Doyle Julie Dueber Kathy Dye Deanna Erickson 1) Debbie Fitzpatric Jack Gibson Shellie Gier Steven Gillett © Keith Glass i Jeff Grafton | Jenny Grafton |Ken Greenup Alvin L. Haines � Jill Hargis Linda Harris Donna Harrison Christie Hartill ‘Janice Haubner ; tom Heckerberg Tim Hertz � Debbie Hudson ‘Teresa Ilse Bonnie Johnson _ Beverly Keller Patricia Kelso Katie Kero Ralph Lear OKeith Leard James Leiferman Jerry Lowery Scott Maltman Rhonda Marlnee Laura Mason Nancy McDowell 69 Kevin Mcllvenny Dan McKenna David Megrath Karen Mendenhall ail Mizar fitch Mooney Aike Muehlhauser § Robin Niemi Mary Anne Nimtz im Norling Pat O’Donovan ex Olson Sue Oney avid Osburn oni Paino obin Pardee ack R. Petersen arry Pfund Becky Poole ete Posey indy Poulin im Puckett hari Sargent Mark Scallan Lisa Scott Bill Sharp Dan Smith Kim Smith Bill Steinweg Debbie Stephens Terry Stephens Susie Strizek Randy Dean Tagg ) Jeff Ter Har Judy Truax Dennis Waddell Kim Wahl Teresa Watson Sherman Whitloc Gary Williams Lewis Wilson f Teri Wolf t Ann Wunderlich I Donald Zwahlen iM� Dave Bryan Joe Chestnut Janine Cox Mike Fitzpatrick Don Hamby Jacqueline McVey Norman Skinner Russell Smith Linda Webb Freshman class officers are: Scott Maltman-Pres, Jeanne Braun-Treasurer Becky Poole-Secretary, Gail Mizar-Vice President ORGANIZAGIONS ‘ F x | £ x J} — a Oo cc fo) a) r= Cc) - a - = ¢ b. Ke, Band FLUTES: (left to right) Cathy Whitlock, Lauren Lovell, Leah Griffith, Mary Egbert, Elaine Armstrong, Mitzi Ready, and Rhonda Mendenhall. CLARINETS: Kathy Calahan, Barbara Hill, Cheryl Calahan, Kathy Dye, Jana Peterson, Leslie Doyle. FRENCH HORNS; Karen Mendenhall and Debbie Dick. BASS CLARINET: Mark Montgomery, BARI SAX: Bob Poteete, TENOR SAX: Jay Hargis, ALTO SAX: Becky Middleton and Anne Buerk, TRUMPETS: Bob Dunton, Tom Olson, Dan Stanyer, Dan Bunnage, Richard Harrison, Paul Mont- gomery, and not pictured is Gene Poppino. TUBA: Ron Zuber. TROMBONES: Cliff Pearsal, Don Smith, and Stanley Hunt. PERCUSSIONISTS: Bill Hendrickson, Brett Pollock, Don Zwahlen, and Joe Goetze, OUR DIRECTOR: Mr, Jerry Hogsett. BASS: Dick Sarpola. Not pictured is Tom Dye-guitar. Gxpressing through sound This year in Band we tried many different kinds of sounds. One example is Statement. Most people dug the sound and the feelings and thoughts we were trying to express, Like the headline''Expressing through sound we use music as a way for us to express our feelings. Music is a very im- portant part of life. We can give to others enjoyment and at uhe same time say something that we want heard, Although we didn't always have the crowd we would li ke, we did our best,and most of the time we did better then we expected, but then with a director like Mr, Hogsett and a group of people who you didn't want to let down,you often gave a little more of yourself,then you thought you could. It was a good year, Ask Denice Boot about playing at the ball games, She knows you have to kd your fingers moving or they won't Swing choir “ ) n . o Ss Life is a circle of experiences; And to experience SWING CHOIR: Left to Right: each other is a whole new way of life, Front; Jill Hargis, Ron Zuber —_ Sue Harris, Doug Smith, Rhonda Marlnee, Don Smith, 2ndRow: Steve Lowe, Lynn Schneider, Janice Haubner, Sharon Jack- son, Kathy Dye, Kathy Sweet- land, Jim Haubner. Top Row: | Alan Richrod, Cathy Whitlock Tim Davis, Ramona Moore, Bill Fergusson, and Bonnie Craig. Pianist: Joe Goetze, Not in this picture are Bill Hendrickson-drums, Dick Sarpola-Bass, and Tom Dye- guitar, They are directed by ’ Mrs, Hogsett (Shorty). This is the tirst year that we have had a Stage Band and I'm proud to say it is a success, It was pieced together with the sax section consisting of flute and clarinet players who took a crash course in playing the sax. The Swing Choir this year was outstanding in every way, the people, the feeling they gave off, and their sound, The Swing Choir brought home the first place trophy for the second year in a row from the Northwest Vocal Jazz Contest held at Mt, Hood Comm, College. Together the Stage Band Swing Choir had many gigs. They did an outrageous job at the Job Corp at the beginning of the year, They went on tour in the Spring. The tour was three days long and consisted of traveling down the coast and then inward with the last gig at Clatsop College, They also preformed at the Grand Opening of the Civic Convention Center, The put on many public performances throughout the area which were very good gigs but seldom did people come to hear them. Which just goes to prove that people in Sea- side don't know what they are missing. Mr. and Mrs. Hogsett did a beautiful job this year of getting the people together and getting such great sounds! = ; Stage band SAX: (left to right) Jay Hargis, Anne Buerk, Kathy Calahan, Becky Middleton, Rhonda Mendenhall, Kathy Dye and Bob Poteete. TROMBONES: Cliff Pearsall, Stanley Hunt, Don Smith, and not pictured is Ralph Dichter. TRUMPETS: Tom Olson, Dan Stanyer, Dan Bunnage, Richard Harrison and not pictured are Gene Poppino and Bob Dunton, DRUMS: Bill Hendrickson, BASS: Dick Sarpola. PIANO: Joe Goetze, (GUITAR: Tom Dyé not pictured) LAST BUT NOT LEAST, OUR COACH: MR. HOGSETT., YEA!! Thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Hogsett for making this years music department one of the most enjoyable, friendly, and loving groups of people. In the TREE: Bill Fergusson, Keith Work, Dorothey Rawls. STANDING: Bruce Fitzpatrick, Alan Richrod Jeff Poulin, Dave Weaver, Donn Horn, Mary Egbert Val Chittum, Ann Wunderlick, Dick Sarpola, Jay Hargis, Bonnie Craig, Nancy McDowell, W.C. Hendrickson, Kim Smith, Linda Britton, Anne Ryan Tara Backus, Kathy Phillips, Teresa Isle, Betty’ Brounaugh, Connie Woodworth, Debbie Lee, Kathy Sweetland, Doug Smith, and Gayle Linder.ON THE GROUND: Bob Poteete, Karen Breitmeyer, Joe Goetze, Joan Thomes, Cathy Whitlock, Marcia Abraham, Sue Harris, Sharon Jackson, Jody Craw- ford, Julie Dueber, Pam Crist, Ron Zuber, Linda Pachal, Director-Mrs. Hogsett, Lynn Matteson, Jackie Sandy, Cindy Langa, Coreen Morton, and Teri Wolf, Due to circumstances that I won't go into, there are no other Choir pictures available besides the group shot, so the rest of the room will be devoted to Seniors, Spanish Spanish Club members included: Victoria Daggatt, Elaine Armstrong, Debbie Harmo Mr, Jesson-advisor, Sue Wood, Lois Earl, and Scott Howell. German The students involved in the German club were: Front row-Diane Dale, Jay Hargis, Chris Pardee, Lance Nordmark; Back row-Sylvia Miller, Mitzi Ready, Marilyn. Beck, Victoria Daggatt, and Randy Crowe, oc o $4 —_ lon = | ‘4 tas) A Be A D s fas} —G F tas] a, tas] Wa by w ins] a _ cmt He o oy ao S n om o rr) g vo g 2 fo — iS) a 1) = ovo he fy o tml o 5 P| =z , Debi Howell, and Hillary and Barbara Bates. Above right; Miss Bode, Jay Hargis Kapan enjoy a French style dinner, Honor society This year's Honor Society members include; Front row; Jim Beck, Tom Horning, Marilyn Beck, Anne Buerk, Lois Earl, Victoria Daggatt, Jeannie Nimmo, Back row; John Alve, Scott Howell, Tom Parker, Bill Hendrickson, Jay Hargis, Lisa Amey, Pam Bodway,and Michele Macias, F,F.A. members are: Front row; Jodey Crawford, Kim Niemi, and Sheila Perry. Back row; Patty Carroll, David Hornbeck, Dan Smith, Blaine Nimtz, and Mr. Ghaffari. Ghespians ion Sponsoring the One Act Plays, participation in the State Thespian Conference, and involvement in Jane Eyre and 'The Fantastics rounded the year off for our Thespians, Members include: Don Horn, Mary Egbert, Cliff Pearsall, Bob Poteete, Jay Hargis, Betty Bronaugh, Joan Thomes, Kim Macias, Michele Macias, Kathy Phillips, Barb Bretherton, Jody Burke, Lois Earl, John Alve, and Cathy Whitlock. - Whitecaps Whitecap members are: Front row; Sherry Hill, Bev Gier, Becky Middleton, Barb Bretherton, Back row; Shawn Porter, Tara Backus, Anita Brunswick, Nancy Hoyer, Leah Griffith, Pam Bodway, Barbara Bates, Linda Pachal-President, and Cathy Whitlock. Chess club Pep club Pep Club Members are front row: Sheila Perry, Debbie Fitzpatrick, Judy Truax, Joy Dague, Rena Blacketer, Bev Elliott, Christy Hartill, Toni Paino, Patty Kershul, Katie Kero, Teresa Isle, Barbara Miller, Janice Haubner, Sharon Larkins, Linda Harris, Kim Pucket and Jackie Sandy. ‘ Chess Club Members are: Kathy Porter, Hillary Kapon, Lauren Lovell, and Tony Harrison, It may be a small group, but it is a devoted one, They came up with 12 new methods of playing chess this year--- including the 3 dimensional kind shown above. Two dimensional isn't enough of a challenge. Steel Headers for '72 are Tom Dye, Dave Megrath, Deiter Bode, Tom White, Mark Scallon, Ralph Lear, Jeff Pittard, Marianne Baty, Larry Pfund, Dwight Stampflee, and advisor Mr. Bleiler. ey Steelheaders Setting up chairs, cleaning up the Convention Center and helping with The Seaside Kids Membership Drive, were some of the ser- vices that Dux Hi-Y performed this year. They finished off the year with a hamburger feed at Mr. Haller's house, Hosting the Harlem Clowns, selling popcorn at the games and heading The Olympic Fund Drive, were some of the Lettermen's money making projects, As a result of all their hard work, they were able to provide a lense for the school's athletic camera, Dux-Hi-y Dux Hi-Y members for '71-'72 are sitting left to right: Mike Egbert, Joe Wahl, Scott Howell, Don Smith, Rick Hadeen; Vice President, standing left to right; Mark Winstanely, Jon Hargis, Dan Stanyer, Bill Hendrickson, Jay Hargis, John Stader, Tom Horning, Tom Parker; Sec.-Treas., Ron Sloper, Ed Strom, Tom Maltman, Dan Poppino, Brian Cole, and Gene Poppino; President, Lettermen Club The '71-'72 Lettermen are sitting left to right: Tom Maltman, Mike Egbert, Jim Beck; Vice President, Kevin Hertig, Dan Spillman, Andy Mendenhall; President, Joe Wahl, Scott Howell; Sgt. at arms, standing left to right: Rod Pearsall, Mike Elliott, Don Pachal, Ed Strom, Dan Poppino; Sgt. at arms, and Tom Horning, My life is patterned after the real world as 9 see it And since we Drifting Sands With 4 returning lettermen, fresh from a training year in Journalism I, and 4 brand new members, the Drifting Sands had a good year under the leadership of Lori Benson, Money problems limited the number of issues, but not the quality. The staff tried to keep students informed without falling into the trap of the school paper turning into a bulletin board. The members were, as pictured: Left to right: Robbie Southworth-sports, Kim Sandy- Feature page, Roger Cole-Editorial page, Dale Mosby-photography, Jim Haubner- sports, Larry Jackson-reporter, Lori Benson-Editor, Lee Hartman-typist, Rena Blacketer-front page, Bev Elliott-front page, Susan Palmer-advertising, Jody Burke- reporter, Not Pictured: Kent Sturgeon-reporter. — all fave different ways No one should judge others to be strange Well, here we have another one of our unique pictures, and this time it just happens to be of the Publications staff. We've had several ups and downs this year, but we sincerely hope that this is one annual that will hold a whole lot of meaning for everyone, as well as some fond memories. Not pictured: Becky Middleton-page make up, Larry Bretherton-photos. + im WN ® So Lo | m io WN m suoledijgnq - — Left to right: Nancy Sandberg-ads, Val Chittim-photographer, Marianne Baty-ads, Sherri Howarth-make up, Barb Bretherton-page make up, Debbie Crawford-photographer, Linda Pachal-EDITOR IN CHIEF, Gregg Nelson-ads and page make up, Kim Macias- page make up, Jerry Linder- ads, Rena Blacketer-make up, Jody Burke-makeup, Jerry Pfund-ads, S 1972 lo i 2 Ni: S° 2 1900 yards rushing Varsity marks successful season Zoo: a a : ht 4 : hy gee ® é Car . ‘ « Top Row- Coach Neal Maine, Roger Cole, Kim Sandy, Tom Parker, Scott Howell, Dave Graves, Dave Butler, Tom Horning, Dan Spillman, Bill Kershul, Charlie Kero, Jerry Linder, Bob Dunton, Lyle Sayles, Kent Sturgeon, Assistant Coach Jim Auld, Fr. Row-Larry Jackson, Kevin Hertig, Tom Maltman, Dave Pollashek, Bill Eddy, Andy Mendenhall, Rick Hadeen. Hank Snell, Ron Sloper, Manager Brian Cole, 4 ‘a ar . ” — Pe VARSITY SCOREBOARD Seaside 10 Central Linn Seaside Stevenson Seaside Neah-Kah-Nie Seaside Scappoose Seaside Clatskanie Seaside Gladstone Seaside Cascade Seaside Tillamook Seaside ‘ Rainier Seaside Yamhill-Carlton Seaside football seems to be the one big sport where the community, as well as the entire school, becomes involved in school activities, The spirit shown by all these people was tremendous this year, and many times there was standing room only at our home games, The team was made of many good athletes who took the game seriously and ended the season by taking the League title and going on to the state playoffs, J.V. SCOREBOARD Seaside Rainier Seaside q Ilwaco Seaside Scappoose Seaside : Clatskanie Seaside = Knappa Seaside Cascade Seaside : Tillamook J.V. Team Picture, Top Row-Coach Wayne Vanburger, Randy Crowe, Joe Sopko, Jon Hartill, Bill Fergusson Jeff Maltman, Brady Scott, Bill Sweeney, Gregg Nelson, Don Pachal, Craig Walters, Ed Strom. Rick Stephens. Coach-Bruce Buzzel, Bottom Row- Manager Mark Ziggler, Marshal Whitlock, Ron Stark, Joe Wahl, Keith Sweeney, Brett Pollock, Ron Bode, Dave Calahan, Bill Schneider, Roger Fogel, Dan Poppino, Rob Southworth, Zane McKnight Top Row: Mr, Bleiler, Mr. Rippet, Joe Chestnut, Ralph Leard, Tim Hertz, Garry Williams, Larry Pfund, Scott Maltman, Dave Osborn, Steve Bjorklund, Jeff Ter Har, Leon Posey, Mitch Mooney, 2nd Row: Kevin MclIllvenny, Ken Benfield, Jeff Grafton, Louie Wilson, Doug Ray, Frank Register, 3rd Row; Manager-Bill Sharp, Mike Muelhauser, Bill Steinwick, Keith Leard, Pete Posey, Tom Bates, Jim Norling, Carl Tannock, Frosh, Scoreboard 12- Rainier 32- Neah-Kah-Nie 38- Scappoose 20- Clatskanie 32- Warrenton 20- Neah-Kah-Nie 40- Tillamook Seaside- 22 Seaside- 12 Seaside- Seaside- Seaside- Seaside- Seaside- Varsity outclasses opponents with baby blue tennies The Seaside Seagull Varsity Basketball Team came out with another great year; lead by coach Larry Elliott, the Gulls came within a fraction of taking another Cowapa League Title, but be waching next year as the Gulls come up with an even mightier team. Some of next years team members will be, Tom Maltman, Dave Butler, Scott Howell, Dave Pollashev. Mike Egbert, Josh Gizdavich, Ron Sloper, and many more added extras. aa og = or . 4 = ; 3 Coach Larry Elliott, Ron Sloper, Tom Horning, Jim Larfield, Dave Polaschev, Tom Maltman, Bottom: Dave Butler, Josh Gizdavich, Mike Egbert, Kim Sandy, Scott Howell. Dave Butler, Dave Harrison, Ron Sloper, Bill Sweeney, Bill Fergusson, Marshal Whitlock, Coach Buzzell, Josh Gizdavich, Ron Stark, Brian Kloster, Robbie Southworth, Kevin Hertig. a oO i) ure ie) a a) = v2) fo) mw h Frosh, Top Row: Jeff Grafton, Bill Sharp, Scott Maltman, Middle Row: Coach Ed Johnson, Mike Muelhouser, Tom Bates, Mich Mooney, Pete Posey, Louie Willson, Steve Bjorkland, Jim Norling, Garry Williams. Bottom Row: Dale Brietmeyer, Bill Stienweg, Jeff Ter Har, Larry Pfund. = (Cll a) , = s a w Ist. Row: Mark Ziegler, Bruce Fitzpatrick, Randy Jameson, 2nd Row: Mike Elliot, Doug Ray, Dan Poppino, Joe Wahl, 3rd Row: Jim Beck, Ron Dewitt, Ron Bode, Dave Calahan, 4th. Row: Don Pachal, Jim Liefermen, Rod Pearsall, Keith Work. Top Row: Wade Chandler, Andy Mendenhall Joe Sopko, Dave Graves. Not pictured: David Allred. 108 Ghe best skilled and most sportsmanlike wrestling team in the league Besides skill and endurance, to be on a wrestling team a person needs a strong will power to keep from eating during the season, Hours of exercise and practice are essential to maintain a good team, and through everything, each person needs to keep a good attitude about the job he is doing. Wrestling is the most individual sport offered at Seaside. When a guy is competing, he has to rely completely on his own resources, but he also needs the assurance that all his teammates are supporting him. The wrestlers had a good season this year, and ended it by sending 4 men to state, 2 of whom went on to a national wrestling tournament in Iowa City, Iowa. Their success wouldn't have been pos- sible without the sportsmanship and teamwork , along with the skill and ability, that our wrestling team displayed. At a four way meet, hosted by Seaside Coach Van Burger presents the winnin trophy to Hugh. Seaside won three tournament trophies this year, and walked away with victories in the weight classes many times, At left are Andy Mendenhall, Don Pachal, Dan Poppino, and Ron DeWitt. These four wrestlers went to State, and Dan | Poppino and Ron DeWitt went on to the national wrestling tournament in Iowa during the summer, Below: Coaches Huntsman and Van Burgé show the self control needed at some of this year's matches, Wrestling When it rains it floods, but Seagulls keep on trackin This was the record breaking year... Tom Horning broke the school's discus record by toss- ing 159 ft. 1 2 in, He placed 2nd, at State held at Eugene. Keith Sweeney broke the school's pole vaulting record by soaring to a height of 12 ft. 6 in. Other records were Randy Crowe best put of the year 48 ft. Bob Dunton placed third at state in the discus and the relay team consiting of Jackson, Dunton, Williams and Spillman placed 3rd, at Dis- trict, The team as a whole did a very noteable job. Trackmen for '72 are: Front row, Left to Right: Steve Smits, Brett Pollock, Ed Strom, Ron Bode, Ken Benfield, Greg Brown, Mike Maltman, and Bruce Fitzpatrick, Back row-Joe Wahl, Paul Mont- gomery, Jim Beck, Dan Spillman, Keith Sweeney, Ralph Lear, Rod Pearsall, Jon Hargis, Gene Pop- ino, Jeff Wood, Randy Crowe, Gary Wilson, Gary Williams, Not present: Bob Dunton, Tom Horning, Mr. Beghtol, and Mr, Maine, who were attending the state track meet, - ji ALM . a = et mm wy a ee 4 Z ae V. s f e Pr pate fo Rinse AN 8 me geet! Pe SoS. daa i jee ; | | ? ray re . . | This year's basketball team was led to a winning 9-3 season by Evelyn Eddy, who averaged an outstanding 13.9 pt. a game, followed by Patty Kershul, with an equal- ly impressive average of ll, 9, _ Right: Linda Schneider, Katie Kero, Pam Bodway, Lisa Scott, ve, Lynn Schneider, Patty Kershul, Kim Smith, Evelyn Eddy. This year's girl's track team, while plagued with injuries and illness, had a great amount of potential and ability. The girls proved this by breaking 9 records, coming in 3rd at their District meet, and sending 5 girls to State. The results of the State meet are as follows: Katie Kero-199 Yd. Dash Ist Janice Mosar-100 Meter Hurdles 3rd Patty O'Donovan-880 Run 7th While the 449 Relay team was disqualified in the finals, their preliminary time of 51.7 was What's a lap?...you’re . .. you're kidding . . . GIRL'S Event 100 yard dash� 220 yard dash 440 yard dash 880 yard run ¥ 80 meter hurdles 100 meter hurdles« mile run 440-relayx 880-medley long jump shot put x discus javelin high jumps 9 é TRACK RECORD HOLDERS Name Time Katie Kero Katie Kero Kelly Hertig Patty O'Donovan Janice Mosar Janice Mosar Teri Cooper K. Kero, P. Kershul J. Mosar, L. Benson L. Earl, J. Mosar L. Benson, E, Eddy Lori Benson Marianne Baty Patty Kershul Evelyn Eddy Barb Bretherton 4rg' new track records 102'10 ' 102'7 ' Year 1972 1972 1970 1972 1969 1972 1969 1972 1971 1970 1972 1972 1972 1972 Golfers break all records Golfers prove too strong for Cowapa League Boys Golf: Jeff Ter Har, Craig Weston, Mark Winstanely, Mitch Mooney, Tom White, Bill Schneider, Standing: Assit. Coach Ed Rippet, Mark Scallon, Ed Bates, Brian Cole, Matt Dueber, Jon Hartill, Coach Don Muno, This years trophies included League Championship, 1st in District, 2nd in STATE, Top Right: Girls Golf sitting left to right Victoria Dagget, Kim Puckett, Jeannie Nimmo - 1972 Girls State Champion, Liz Black, and Doreen Backlund —— ol Mitch Mooney wins the 1972 Junior Open with 68, leaving OVO 400 (D racan oo = = Baseball State champ Stickmen boast a winning season Varsity, Top Row L-R: Coach Jim Auld, Tom Maltman, Tom Parder, Hank Snell, Dave Butler, Rick Haydeen, Tim Davis, Josh Gizdavich, Steve Bjorkland, Scott Howell. Bottom: Roger Fogel, Kevin Hertig, Kim Sandy, Rick Bourikas, Mike Egbert, Rob Southworth, Mannager Rex Olsen. Varsity Baseball Seaside Astoria Seaside Astoria Seaside Tillamook Seaside St. Helens Seaside Neah-Kah-Nie Seaside Clatskanie Seaside Scappoose Seaside Central Linn Seaside Central Linn Seaside Rainier Seaside Jewell KEPreaowad oa for) FOoNFROoOCrF OR © OrWwWwWN OD Varsity Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Jewell Neah-Kah-Nie Tillamook Astoria Rainier Clatskanie Scappoose Banks Banks Wilson Sherwood Reedsport Junction City oraunworoc$csrcso Ww - _ : = ‘al Aud J. V.- Top Row L-R: Larry Pfund, John Posey, Coach Ed Johnson, Gregg Nelson, Bill Stienwig, Ray Malgren, Bottom Row: Bob Morrison, Kieth Glass, Pete Posey, Mike Muelhauser. L- .n The Gulls Reigned as the Cowapa League Champions for the second consecutive year, but the real thriller was on it's way as Seaside traveled to Por tland to play at the Civic Stadium and Win the AA State Championchip. Seasides first game in the finals was played at Broadway field against Sherwood, then the Gull's went on to role over Reedsport and then Junction City for the Title, In route to the Cowapa League crown the Gull's compiled a perfect 10-0 League record, A strong point for the Gull Defence was the pitching of Tom Maltman, Rick Hadeen, and Josh Gizdavich, The three combined for a neat 0.50 earned run average per game during league play. Offensively the Gulls were lead by Kim Sandy with a batting average of .535, Rick Hadeen .451, Tom Maltman .366, Tom Parker .345, Dave Butler -360, and Mike Egbert .310, The team batting average for League play was a sparkling .326. J.V. Soreboard Seaside Warrenton Seaside Tillamook Seaside St. Helens Seaside St. Helens Seaside Clatskanie Seaside Central Linn Seaside Tillamook Seaside Warrenton Seaside Tillamook Seaside Rainier Seaside Clatskanie Seaside Banks Seaside Banks Berewoaorh owe © WwW © Ww oR eV or ao oO j= _ Cheerleaders Helping to build the spirit needed to lead our teams to victory l. tor. Liz Pittard, Dixie Tanner, Barbara Hill, Top to bottom: Sue Justice, Becky Poole, and Kathy Flukinger. P ky and Elaine Armstrong, We're number one was the cry heard most often by this years Varsity rally. Confidence and inspiration were added to the Varsity athletics as six spirited Junior and Senior girls promotes high spirit through- out the Football and Basketball season, Jean Braun, Gail Mizar, Kim Puckett and Janice Haubner l. tor. Victoria Daggatt, Linda Schneider, Evelyn Eddy, Lori Benson, Sandy Lemen and Lee Hartman. Wind Sea a a el al ll el ail [a ad a at STL LLL L | = JU ea - || -=' ‘ Tr peel t 4 | ’ 3 Minute Drive-in Bruce's Candy Kitchen Maki Insurance Post Graduates: John Hartman-46 Steve Kraske-l, 46 Matt Reynolds-24 SENIORS: Marcia Abraham-42, 52, 79 John Allen-52 David Allred-42, 52, 81, 108 John Alve-16, 18,19, 42, 52, 57, 82, 84 Lisa Amey-2, 22, 24, 25, 26, 42, 46, 52,57, 82 Stephen Barbee-42, 52 Pat Bassett-43, 52 Marilyn Beck-43, 52, 57, 81 82 Dave Benson-43, 52 Lori Benson-22, 24, 25, 41, 43, 52,55, 90, 101, 116, 117, 125 Rena Blacketer-22, 52, 86, 90,93 ° f Dieter Bode-438, 52,86 . Pam Bodway-25,438,52,82, [ii 85, 114, 115 Sears Robin Boothby-43, 52, 56 Sal Brademeyer-l7, 43, 52 Julie Braun-48, 52 Barb Bretherton-17, 18, 43, 52, 84, 85, 92, 116, 123 Linda Britton-43, 52, 56, 79 Betty Bronaugh-26, 27, 44, 52,79, 84 Jody Burke-44, 52,84, 90,92 Kathy Calahan-44, 52, 74, 76, Ti Valerie Carroll-44, 52,56 Wade Chandler-44, 52,108 Roger Cole-1lO, 24, 25, 44, 52. 57, 90, 96, 98 Mary Cooke-44, 52 Debbie Crawford-44, 52, 92 Victoria Daggatt-16, 26, 44, 52, 80, 82,119, 125 Gina Dague-44, 52 — y, —- John Davis-44, 52 Tim Davis-52, 76, 77,120 Lynda Duncan-44, 52 . Bob Dunton-45, 52, 74, 97, 113 Tom Dye-17, 52, 76, 86 : 12 Avenue Grocery | Bill Eddy-14, 42, 45, 48, 52, 97,100 S. Mary FEgbert-45, 52,79, 84 Sas wi SOT ats Service Oil Penfield Manion Agency J Bev Elliott-45, 52,90 Dave Gillett-52 Terry Gilmore-45, 52 Joe Goetze, 10,19, 25, 46, 52 = 75,76, 77,79 - — Dave Graves-l4, 46, 52, 97, ! Rick Hadeen-15, 46, 52, 56, 89,97,101.120 Jay Hargis-19, 46, 52,75, 76 + 77, 79, 80, 81, 82, 84, 88 Debbie Harmon-46, 52, 80 Rich Harrison-46, 52, 74, 77 Jim Faubner-18, 42, 46, 52, 55, 76,90 Bill Hendrickson-19, 46, 52, 74, 76,77, 79, 82, 88 Bob Hensley-47, 52, 55 Donn Forn-17, 47, 52, 79, 84 Tom Horning-lO, 47, 52, 55, 82, 88, 89, 97, 103, 112, 113 H, E, Ireland Sandi Howarth-26, 47, 52 Debi Howell-26, 42, 47, 52,8 Stan PFunt-47, 52, 75, 76 Larry Jackson-47, 52, 90, 94 Charlie Kero-47, 52, 56, 97 Bill Kershul-14, 47, 52, 56,9 Susie Kirby-47 Jim Larfield-47, 52, 56,103, Ann's Garden Center 113 Beth Leiferman-47, 52 Sandy Lemen-48, 52, 98, 1Ol, 125 Jerry Linder-48, 52, 93, 97, Milika Lollato-ll, 27, 48, 52, Michele Macias-l, 17, 25, 26, Borland Electric 48, 52, 82,84 A Mike McClure-48, 52, 55 aT Sean McKenna-52 tT Lorry McKnight-52 Andy Mendenhall-1), 38,52, 89, 97, 100, 108, 109 Chuck Methven-6, 49, 52 Becky Middleton-k8, 26, 27, 49, 52, 75, 76, 77, 85 Mark Montgomery- 49, 52, Ram ona Moore-26, 49, 52,7 Janice Mosar-49, 52, 56, 116, Dale Mosby-49, 52, 56, 90 Jeannie Nimmo-49, 52, 82, 1] Lance Nordmark-49, 52, 80 Linda Pachal-26, 49, 52,79, 85, 92,101 Susie Palmer-1l0O, 49, 52, 90 Thiel's Music Erickson's Building Supply Safeway Dueber's Variety Coronet's Sea Trader C M 4 4 tA - aS) = Re I hie Reed Hertig Meat Packing Sea Steak a; _ s d a = Tommy Parker-4l, 49, 52, 8: 88, 96,120 Randy Pappard-29, 52 Gene Poppino- 51, 52, 56, 76 112 Rick Putnam-40O, 5D, 55, 52 Dorothy Rawls-%0O, 52, 79, Allen Richrod-50, 52, 56, 76 79, Ron Rusk-52 Anne Ryan-21, 50, 52, 79 Kim Sandy-24, 25, 50, 52, 55 90, 96,103,120 Lyle Sayles-42, 50, 52,97 Iynn Schneider-50O, 52, 76, 114, 115 Gordy Scott-50, 52 Dana See-26, 27, 50, 52, 55 Steve Seeley-50, 52 Dan Spillman-42, 50, 52, 55, 56, 89, 97 Kent Stmrgeon-5l, 52, 55, 97, Jerry Tagg-5l, 52 Joan Thomes-lO, 17, 51, 52, 79, 84 Jay Thompson-15, 45, 51, 52 Dave Trent-5l, 52 Rodney Trucke-5l Craig Weston-5l, 52, 118 Cathy Whitlock-18, 25, 51, 52 74, 76, 79, 84, 85 Jim Wilcox-40, 52 Mark Winstanley-l0, 15, 51, 5: 63, 88, 118 Jeff Wood-18, 51, 52, 112 Mark Woodworth-5l, 52 Meg Zinn-51, 52 Bill's Sporting Goods Artistic Enterprise Juniors: Ted Ames-7 64, [ris Anderson-60, Tara Backus-60, 79, 85 Barbara Bates-14, 60, 81, 85 Eddie Bates-60, 63, 118,120 Marianne Baty-24, 60, 87, 92 Jim Beck-60, 82, 88, 108, 112 Joe Bentield-11, 6D Chris Betts-60 Ric Bouricas-60, 120 Karen Breitmeyer-60, 79 Tom Brown-60 Anita Brunswick-60, 85 Anne Buerk-16, 60, 75, 76, 77 82 The Seabreeze staff would like to thank Mr, Luzader for his time, help, and patience with Senior pictures, Thank you! Sharon Bulleri-60 Dan Bunnage-6O, 74, 77 Sheila Burgess-60 David Butler-8, 60,14, 97, 24 113 114,120 Patti Carroll-60, 83 Terri Cash-60 Val Chittim-60, 62, 79, 92 Terri Cooper-60 Randy Crowe-60, 80, 99, 112 Marlene Cutter-20 Debbie Dick-75 Matt Dueber-6O, 63, 118 a Lois Earl-10, 14, 16,18, 60, 8¢ ww, 82,114 Dirk Eberle-6D Evelyn Eddy-1O, 60, 98, 101, 115, 125 Mike Egbert-8, 60, 88, 1108 Janet Erickson-6l Bill Fergusson-61, 76, 79, 99 104 Roger Fogel-61, 99, 120, 122 Randy Frank-6l Gearhart By The Sea Laura Furnish-6l, 191,125 Bev Gier-6l, 85 Randy Gilmore-60 Patty Griffith- Patty Griffin-61 Andy Hakanson-6l Jon Hargis-6l, 88, 112 Jerry Harris-6l Jon Hartill-61, 99, 118 Lee Hartman-6l, 90, 101, 12 Sherry Hill-61 Grandma's Table David Hornbeck-6l, 83 ™ Sherri Howarth-6l, 92 Terri Howarth-lO, 24, 61 Scott Howell-14. 24, 80, 82 88, 89, 96,103, 121, 122 Nancy Hoyer-6l, 63, 85 Paula Ingram-6l Penny Ingram-6l Ed Jeremiah-6l Mike Johnson-6] Sherry Jones-6l Susie Justice-14, 61,109, 12- Keith Lehrman-6l Tom Maltman-6l, 88, 96,10 120, 122 Sheryl McAninch-6] John Mcllvenny -17 Rhonda Mendenhall-6l, 74, 15, 76, 77 Seaside Cab Gene's Arco Temple of Beauty Westlake Grocery Kaufmen's Holladay Drug Tomé Larry's a 2eaeeaeaana ys Silvia Miller-61, 80 Kim Niemi-6l, 83 Pat O'Hara-6l Tom Olson-Bl, 63, 74, 77 Wilber Oster-61 Holly Palmerton-6]l Chis Pardee- Chris Pardee-6l, 80 Cliff Pearsall-23, 61, 74, 76 77 24 9Q Julie Perry-61 Jerry Pfund-92 Kathy Phillips-15, 61, 79, 84 Jeff Pittard-61, 87 David Polaschek-8, 97,103 Dan Poppino-14, 61, 88, 89, : 108, 110, 111 Shawn Porter-62 Bob Poteete-62, 75, 77, 79, Mitzi Ready- 62,89, 75 Bob Register-62 Dick Sarpola-lO, 62,75, 76 ti, To Nancy Sandberg-62, 92 Bill Schneider-62, 99,118 Linda Schneider-ll, 62, 101 115,125 Brady Scott-62, 99 Kym Setzer-62 Dale Shellgren-63 Steve Sigurdson-63 Ron Sloper-15, 63, 88, 97 103, 104 Don Smith-75, 76, 77, 88 Doug Smith-76, 63, 79 Sally Smith-63 Hank Snell-ll, 63, 97,120 122 John Stadter-63, 88 Dwight Stampflee-63, 87 Dan Stanyer-63, 74, 77, 88 97 Paul Steinman-63 Ricky Stephens-63, 99 Ed Strom-63, 88, 89, 99, 112 Gary Sturges-63 Keith Sweeney-lO, 63, 99,1 Terry Tucker-ll, 63 Jim Waddel4-63 Joe Wahl -16, 24, 63, 88, 89 99,108, 112 U S National Coffee Mug G BOD BONN SA ies t Glass Replacemes ———— ———— eee Seaside City Hall Coast-to-Coast DaveWeaver-63, 79 Tom White-63, 87, 118 Marshal Whitlock-63, 99,1 Gary Wilson-68, 113 Susan Wood-63, 80 Connie Woodworth-20, 63, Donna Yantis-63 Jenny Young-63 John Zimmerman-63 Ron Zuber-74, 76, 79 Sophomores: Susie Alberto Pam Abraham-64, Susie Albertson-64 Ardell Anderson-64 Elaine Armstrong-64, 74, 80, 109, 124 Kathy Aune-64 Jane Banta-64 Karen Bassett-64 Kay Becken-64 Ron Bode-64., 99,108, 112 Denise Boot-64, 75 Janice Braun-64 Stacey Brown-64 Sherry Buchanan-64 Linda Bucklein-64 Marlene Burke-64 Susie Burns-64 Dave Calahan-64, 99,108 Amey Chandler-64 Brian Cole-64, 88, 97,118 Diane Dale-64, 66, 80 Ron DeWitt-64, 111, 08 Leslie Doyle-64, 64, 74 Mike Elliott-64, 88,108 Bruce Fitzpatrick-64, 79, 108, 113 Frank Flamini-65 Kathy Flukinger-65, 125 Josh Gizdavich-65, 67,103 194 121 Debbie Gosser-65 Tina Grafton 65 Dan Griffin-65 Leah Griffith—65, 74, 85 Rod Harmon-65 Sue Harris-65, 76, 79, Dave Harrison-21, 65,104 Toni Harrison-14, 65, 86 Kevin Hertig-65, 89, 96, 104, 120 Bard's Auto R HT.V. Cannon Beach Bakery Rob's Restaraunt Jon Blissett Chevron Seabreeze Restaurant Seaside Ford Bell Bouy Steve's T.V. Evergreen BELL BUOY CRAB. CLAMS SER FO CANNED SEAFOO ; WHOLESALE PRICES GAS x Alo Gift Packed A W Drive-In Barb Hill-65, 66, 74 Roger Hunt-65, Sharon Jackson-65, 76, 79 Randy Jameson-65, 108 Sandy Johnson-65 Susan Johnson-65 Hillary Kapan-17, 65, 81, 8 Patti Karshul-65, 86, 114, 115, 116, 117 Brian Kloster-65, 66,104 Cindy Lange-65, 79 Sharon Larkins-15, 65, 86 Debbie Lee-65, 79 Hugh Leiferman-58, 109 Pam Crist-64, 79 Gayle Linder-65, 79 Lauren Lovell-65, 74, 86 Steve Lowe-76 Kim Macias-65, 84, 93 Jeff Maltman-66, 99 Lynn Mattesen-66, 79 Kary McKaw-66 Zane McKnight-66, 99 Don Mérila- 66 Barb Miller-66, 86 Sue Millikan-66 Perry Morrow-66, 108 Corine Morton-7, 66, 79 Greg Nelson-66, 93, 92, 12! Blaine Nimtz-83 Rob Nordmark-66 Cory Olson-66 Don Pachal-66, 88, 99,108 111 Rod Pearsall-66, 88,108, 112 Melea Pachstein-67 Jana Peterson-67, 74 Liz Pittard-22, 66, 67.124 Brett Pollock-67, 74, 99, 112 Kathy Porter-17, 66, 67,8 Brad Poulin-67 Jeff Poulin-67, 79 Denise Shellgren-67 Kris Shively-67 Mary Skaling-67 Dick Smith-67 Jim Smith-67 Steve Smits-58. 67, 112 Joe Sopko-58, 67, 99, lo rob Southworth-ll, 67, 90, 99,104,120 Randy Stamm-59, 67, 81 : ‘FF : s ) — = | a , Young's Auto Frandson's Jewelr Par-Tee Room Kit Kare Appliance Phillip's Candy Hancock Bob Stampflee-67 Ron Stark-67, 99 Dave Stevenson-67 Mary Suppe-67 Bill Sweeney-67, 99, 104 Kathy Sweethand-18, 67, 7¢ 79 Dixie Tanner-67, 124 Debbie Wakeman-67 Craig Walter-67, 99 Keith Work-67, 99, 108 Mark Ziegler-67, 99,108 Ron Zinn-67 Freshmen: Kim Ames-68 Doreen Backland-68, 119 Mike Barnet-68 Tom Bates-68, MO Kathy Benfield-9, 68 Ken Benfield-68, 100, 112 Peggy Bennett-9, 68 Shelly Betzer-68 Steve Bjorkland-68, lOO, 12 Liz Black-15, 68, 119 Mike Blacketer-68 Jeanie Braun-15, 68, 71,125 Dale Breitmeyer-68 Greg Brown-68, 112 Wendy Brown-68 Yvonne Brown-68 Cheryl Calahan-68, 74 Joe Chestnut-l0O Janice Cox-15 Larry Cozart-68 Bonnie Craig-68, 76, 79 ' Jody Crawford-15, 68, 79, 8: fA � 1 - Joy Dague-15, 68, 86 to wars Susan Diehl-68 - Mike Discasey-68 a . . Crystal Doyle-68 ken Julie Dueber-69, 79 ie Kathy Dye-69, 76, 74, 77 Deanna Erickson-69 ‘ Debbie Fitzpatrick-69, 86 Y y Jack Gibson-69 Shellie Gier-69 5 Steve Gillett-69 Keith Glass-69, 122 i . Country Store -_ Pizza Palace United Finance Jeff Grafton-69, 100 Jenny Grafton-69 Ken Greenup-69 Alvin Haines-6 9 Jill Hargis-69, 76 Linda Harris-69 Donna Farrison-69 Christy Hartill-6 9,86 Janice Haubner-69, 76, 86 125 Tom Heckenberg-69 Tim Hertz-69,100 Debbie Hudson-69 Teresa Isle-69. 79.86 Bonnie Johnson-69 Bev Keller-69, 77 Patty Kelso-69 Katie Kero-69, 86, 96,114, 115, 116 Ralph Lear-69, 87,100, 112 Keith Leard-69 Hugh Leiferman-69, 108 Jerry Lowery-69 Scott Maltman-69, 71, 100 112 Rhonda Marlnee-15, 69, 76 Pig Pancake Laura Mason-69 Nancy mcDowell-69, 79 Bud's Drive-In Kevin McIlvenney-70, 100 Dan McKenna-70 Dave Megrath-70, 87 Karen Mendenhall-74, 76 Gail MIZAR-15, 70, 71,125 Mitch Mooney-70, 100, 118, 1 Mike muelhauser-70, 100 ao 123 | emaos 122 Robin Neimi-70 fe aya | - . ae Mary Ann Nimtz- 70 Sur. Jim Norling-70, 100 it Patty O'Donovan-15, 70. 114 116 Rex Olson-70, 121 Sue Oney-70 David Osburn-70, 100 bie bs Toni Paino-70, 86 Pre a: Robin Pardee-70 Dynamic T,V, Sheila Perry-83, 86, 70 Jack Peterson-70 Larry Pfund-70, 87,100, 122 Becky Poole-70, 71,124 Seaside Stock Farm —————— EEE . Leon Posey- 70,100 Pete Posey-70,100,122 Cindy Poulin-70 Kim Puckett-70, 86,119,125 Doug Ray-70,100, 108 Frank Register-70, 100 Mary Jo Ryan-70 Joyce Saoike Joy Salikie-70 James Sample-70 Jackie Sandy-70, 79, 86 Sherri Sargent-70 Mark Scallan-71, 86,118 Lisa Scott-71, 115 Bill Sharp-71, 100 Dan Smith-71, 83 Kim Smith-71, 79,115 Bill Steinwig-71, 100,122 Debbie Stephens-71 Terry Stephens-7] Sue Strizek-71l Randy Tagg---7] Carl Tannock-100 Jeff TerHar-71,100, 118 Fenton Garden Center Judy Truax-7l, 86 Dennis Waddell-71 Kim Wahl-71 Teresa Watson-7l, 74 Sherman Whitlock-71 ; Gary Williams-71, 100, 113 Seaside Blacksmith Lewis Wilson-71, 100 Terry Wolt-59, 71, 79 Ann Wunderlich--71, 79 Don Zwahlen-71, 58, 74 Seaside Aquarium Hughes R. Mortuary The Gallery Shop Griffiths Paint Pot Razor's Edge Rebel's Car Stereo , 3 4 mt Vrvirriy. Te ee vTyy Re UU Be |e De - Sher ih tal — : ak x. ee? ¥ ! Morse Carpet's Wheatley-Desler Wee Flower Shoppe Vern Cook Supply i. . “2 — — t