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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1973 volume:

= ayh seabreeze S6ABRE6ZE 1973 This edition of the Seabreeze, has been dedicated by the 1973 yearbook staff to our worthy advisor, Mr. Donald Muno, who has devoted a greater portion of his last six years in Seaside to the improvement of journalistic quality in our yearbooks, with emphasis on self improvement and development through learning. His time and superior efforts were not always app- reciated, however this is a final expression of our extreme gratitude as we wish him the best as he so fairly deserves it next year at Oregon City. Seaside High School Seaside, Oregon quickly we find that all we have left are memories of yesterday . . . Fall Freshmen W inter Sophomores Juniors Spring Seniors Acadmics Clubs 104 Advertisers 126 PESO WAL Eta) tr mana Y eee cae A, - - r Pid 98 a . . 5 ‘ - eee = : 12 6 re a See rer cles na ws 1 pe 3°? ar. ers . zi Pe es RS ‘Phe ¢ spor |e: 3 anew, = we cane, ©. 5: —— ome Sarak cues ay - om, aes = See ame a mae. : UP ae yt. vy ee | a J... Ghey may be of the % beauty of friendship Gimes well spent growing through each other... . _. . Ghe times when hard work seemed a waste of time Yet turned to a blessing in the end result... _. . But memories are 8 I a� the proof of growth, hy a 5 : and growth enables us Ne a to live tomorrow. ONE ACT PLAYS I3 Sophomore Comedians Capture Trophy With Laughter At the right is the Senior Play, Two Phases of Love , starring Lois Earl Jon Hargis (Best Actor), Not shown; Kym Setzer Paul Steinman, Below is the Freshman Class Play with Cathy Walker, Cheryl Harding, Jorjette Strumme, Carla Nichols, and Shay Grimes. Not pictured are: Gary McCorkle, Mary Shultz, Warren See, and Maris Brown. At the top: The Sophomore class play ''Final Dress Rehearsal cast as follows: Christie Hartill, Bonnie Craig, Cindy Chapman, Doreen Backlund and Linda Webb. Not pictured: Janice Haubner, Sheila Perry, Toni Paino, Jody Crawford, MaryJo Ryan, Elizabeth Black, Rhonda Marlnee and Shelly Betzer, Her Heart Belongs to Heartburn was the Junior play which stared Gayle Linder and John Silva. Not pictured are Hillary Kapan, Sue Milikan Elaine Arm- strong. Below Jana Peterson Best Actress, HOM ECOM ING “Hot” Wood Dampens Fire Mr, Stacey thoroughly enjoying himself, mmmmmmm,... Good! Homecoming came in with a SPLASH and this is putting it mildly, An anticipated $30, 000 worth of damage to the gym floor and hours of hard work to clear halls of water is no joke, Many students carried hard feelings toward whoever turned on the 9 out of 10 fire hoses throughout the school, Homecoming could have been used for an example of apathy. The effort put out by Rally and various clubs who sponsored the dating game, costume days, pie throw, etc., was hardly worth it, But the week ended in a roaring blaze we shall never forget. Thanks to a group of students who accidently misstook a pile of good alder wood over a pile of scrap, The weeks calameties ended in the Seniors winning the spirit cup. S Ww ‘ The 1972 Homecoming Court - (1 to r ) Evelyn Eddy, Queen Harvalee Hartman, Linda Schneider, and Laura Furnish, ) seer Wt 9 4 Ny Lower left: The thrill of victory, and the agony of defeat White team chants-but gee coach do we have toooo? POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL Seniors Restore “Puffer” Tradition The ever famous Girls' Powder Puff Flag Football Game was_ brought back to Seaside's history at 8:00 on October the 2lst. by the mighty Seniors of 73! After weeks of rough and tough practicing, our brave girls blessed their magical tennies, while our ever popular men abandoned their masculine clothes for funky, groovy threads from out of the past. The RED TEAM consisting of the SENIORS and Freshman, chose to overpower the thrilling and suspensful game by beating their competitors, the whites by a hair-raising score of 8 to 6,” Upper Left: The Sensous Senior Cheerleaders lead their Red t to vi ! ; eam on to victory ; —_ ‘of Hey big boy whatcha doing after the game? 7 CROSS COUNTRY Over The River And Through The Woods Eight upperclassmen runners braved rugged terrain, rainy climates and traveled to ten league meets while rep- resenting the 1st, Cross Country Team form Seaside High School. The newly established team, coached by Coleman Beghtol were undefeated in dual meets, Getting lost in the Crown Mainlines and being passed by the smiling coach riding high in a comfortable truck, were some of the highlights fo the year as the dedicated men conditioned by running their nightly five to ten miles. Jim Beck did exceptionally well placing 5th, in District and now holds the schools record for the 2 1 2 mile at 12:28; other runners were: Ted Ames, Bruce Fitzpatrict, Tony Harrison, Paul © Montgomery, Rod Pearsall, Brett Pollock, and Ed Strom, FOREIGN EXCHANGE “Felix, The Philippine FF Seagull.” Felix Ilagen Jr., Seasides' 1973 Rotary Foriegn Exchange Student, came to Seaside High School from Manila, Philippines. Prior to his arrival, Felix attended a large, private boys' school which omitted the 7th. and 8th. grade. Felix has played an active roll both accedemically and athletically. He was the Varsity Football and Track manager, the Senior Class Vice President and an honorary honor cord graduate, Felix enjoys sports, riding his ten speed, playing the guitar and singing. He displayed his musical talents by performing at the State Rotary Convention at the Civic Center. Felix someday hopes to become a journalist, possibly extending his American visa. 3: - So 2 bal VARSITY FOOTBALL Young Gridders Mature Into Hardnose iaslnstn 2 J eo Aen ¢ VARSITY SCOREBOARD Seaside Gladestone Seaside y Nea-Kah-nie Seaside Scappoose Seaside Clatskanie Seaside 2 Toledo Seaside Woodburn Seaside é Tillamook Seaside , Rainier Seaside : Central Linn 14 Contenders Top Row: Jeff TerHar, Hank Snell, Bill Sweeney, Joe Sopko, Jon Hartill, Steve Borland, Don Pachel, Coaches Neal Maine and Bruce Buzzell. Second Row: Joe Wahl, Joe Soulagnet, Keith Sweeney, Tom Maltman, Jeff Pittard, Ron Sloper, Mark Wickman, Dave Polaschek, Dave Butler, Keith Work, Craig Walters, Scott Maltman, Larry Pfund, Coaches: Jim Auld and Wayne Vanburger. Bottom Row: Jim Norling, Zane McKnight, Scott Howell, Mike Egbert, Kevin Hertig, Robbie . Southworth, Alan Henderson, Tom Martin, Keith Leard, Bill Steinweg, Tim Heritz, Ralph Lear, Jim Smith, and Manager Felix Ilagen. J.V. FROSH FOOTBALL Tomorrow's Varsity Puts It On The Line JV SCOREBOARD Seaside 26 Rainier Seaside 6 Neah-Kah-Nie Seaside 0 Scappoose Seaside 0 Clatskanie Seaside 12 Tillamook FRESHMEN SCOREBOARD Seaside 14 Rainier Seaside 36 Neah-Kah-Nie Seaside 26 Scappoose Seaside 36 Clatskanie Seaside 30 Warrenton Seaside 12 Neah-Kah-Nie Seaside 40 Tillamook Top Row- Dan McAllister, Dan Biamont, Steve Holthe, Lee Wilson, Frank Shepherd, Dan Breitmeyer, Ken Kowing, Tim Zillman, 2nd Row- Coach Ed Rippet, Dave Horning, Jon Hartman, Tim Degandi, Jim Barner, Paul Miller, Ken Schneider, Coach Larry McCellean, 3rd Row- Duane Zimmerman, John Chestnut, Mike McEwan, Bennett Downing, Jack Pitman, Steve Burke, Terri Hendryx, Duane Larson, Jim Wakeman, 4th Row- Ray O'Hara, Mike Maltman, Marco Gizdavich, Mike Hartman, Dave DeWitt, Mike Puckett, Mark Truax (i Having Fun Relieves : Tension Of Competition} Girls Athletics has become stronger over the past two years as more competition with league schools and games with the near by Job Corps were played. More fun than competition highlighted much of the season as the spectator crowd enlarged. An exhausted apponet attempts an unsuccessfull lay in, guarded by powerfull Linda Schneider and Patty Kershul while Jennifer Ellison protects the back court in an exciting league game, _ The 73' Girl's Volley Ball Team, Standing left to right: Robyn Truax, Sue Robertson, Jodey Sleutel, Kim Smith, Linda Harris, Bonnie Craig, Coach: VOLLEYBALL Miss Holland, Kneeling left to right: Kathy Egbert, Bonnie Johnson, Christie Hartill, Terri Kaino, Sherry Hill, Toni Paino, and not pictured: Elaine Armstrong, Tammy Dick, Janice Haubner(voted as honory team captain) and Gayle Linder, 22 BASKETBALL The 1973 J. V. and Varsity Girl's Basketball Team Standing Top Right to Left: Coach, Miss Holland, Patty Kershul, Linda Schneider, Robyn Truax, Joy Dague, Linda Harris, Marcia Mosar, Leslie Wickman, Jana Peterson, Melodee Birlew, Laura Mason, Not Pictured: Evelyn Eddy, ' Jennifer Ellison, Laura Furnish, Kristi Haller, Margo MclIlvenny, Lisa Scott and Connie Staley Laura Furnish was voted by | her fellow teamates as the Honory Basketball Captain, while Patty Kershul starred as the most inspirational player of 1973, The Varsity Bench enjoys alittle court humor as they cheer the J. V.'s on in the game against The Job Corp, 23 Kurt Alve Susan Amey Chuck Armstrong Jim Barner Okey Belknap Donna Bender Dan Biamont Melodee Birlew Patty Blacketeer Anita Blakkolb Debbie Boardman Ellen Bode Helen Bode Terri Boysen Dan Breitmeyer Michelle Brown David Brunswick David Bulleri Steve Burke Keith Chandler FRESHMAN Baby Gulls Dominate Vell Contest ( John Chestnut Linda Cohoon Ken Cox This year has been an all around exciting year for Freshmen, a very productive and Tara Culp growing year, it's where they learn what's what and who's who, Besides having an exciting year, they've won the majority of the yell contests if not all of them. Upper- classmen wish all these big mouths the same strength of voice next year as Sophomores. Joyce Danielson Dan Davis Dave DeWitt Ralph Dichter Tammy Dick Joe Elliott Jim Fairless John Gilbert Lonie Davis Tim DeGandi Bennett Downing Tony Egbert : Lancy Gilmore Marco Gizdavich Walt Glass Jim Golubickas Kristie Haller Diane Hamlin Cheryl Herding Jon Hartman Mike Hartman Marti Hawkins Julie Hayes Terry Hendryx Steve Holthe Darlene Horn David Horning Barbara Hudson Frank Johns Cecil Jones Terri Kaino Ida Keller Joe Kostenko Ken Kowing Judy Gosser Shay Grimes Duane Larson Jeff Lounsbury John Lounsbury Mike Maltman Dan McAllister Jody McAllister Gary McCorkle Mike McEwan Margo MclIlvenny Debbie McVey Paul Miller Ron Millikan Pam Mizar Vicki Moore Brad Morrow Marcia Mosar Cindy Nannetti John Nelson Carla Nichols Ray O'Harra Kieth Olsen Tammy Olson Dora Oney Debbie Pachel Chris Painter Elaine Pappendrew Shelly Pardee Debbie Pedersen Dorothy Perry Kelli Phillips Jack Pitman Cathy Polaschek Greg Poulin Frank Powell Mike Puckett Sasha Raichl Sue Robertson Jana Rush Doris Sargeant Ken Schneider Mary Schultz Warren See Frank Shepherd Kim Shrode Don Silva Lori Simonson Jodey Sleutel Theresa Smith Tracy Southworth Ed Stacey Connie Staley Chris Stamm Sam Steidel Jorjette Strumme Jana Sturgeon Jeff Teevin Mark Truax Robyn Truax Susie Tucker Marla Turner Tom Wage Jim Wakeman Kathy Walker Christy Walsborn Carlton Ward Candy Weaver Leslie Wickman Lee Wilson Ned Wood Ron Woodford Linda Yantis Tim Zillman Duane Zimmerman Ron Zwahlen CHRISTMAS BALL Andi Reed Reigns Over Mistletoe Couples The Christmas Ball, themed Moonlight and Mistletoe, was a success aside from streamers which decided to droop during dances, White Caps intending the dance to be something special, selected a unique location at the Sons' of Norway Hall. This was an added surprise which cap- tured the mood of the golds and greens displayed in decorations. The band, Myst, was just as enthusiastic with the evenings activities as were the White Cap members. But as usual it was hard to arrouse a response from the crowd, Couples spent inter- missions looking for their name tag keepsakes, conversing with friends and singing Jingle Bells with Santa. The occasic. took three months of planning and hard work, The location made it possible to have more outstanding decorations so the White Cap members worked long hours making decorations and decorating for the dance, Right- Ron Bode telis Santa that he longs for a new red wagon. Below- The band played various types of songs but most liked was the old fashioned rock and roll. Queen Andi Reed and escort Tom Maltman, Jean Braun and Kent Sturgeon, Pam Mizar and Jeff Pittard, Marlene Burke and Jeff Wood. Below- Patty Kelso looks for her nametag keepsake. BAND Superior Rating Award At Festival BAND MEMBERS: Chuck Armstrong, Elaine Armstrong, Steve Ballweber, Jim Barner, Anne Buerk, Dan Bunnage, Cheryl Calahan, Keith Chandler, Julie Chapman, Ralph Dichter, Leslie Doyle, Kathy Dye, Leah Giffith, Jon Hargis, Sue Harris, Cheryl Harding, Julie Hayes, Barbara Hill, Darlene Horn, Frank Johns, Teri Kaino, Denice Kittle, Ken Kowing, Duane Larson, Lauren Lovell, Gary McCorkle, Mike McEwen, Margo MclIlvenny, Tom Olson, Cliff Pearsall, Jana Petersen, Brett Pollack, Sue Robertson, Jana Rush, Don Smith, Theresa Smith, Joe Soulagnet, Dan Stanyer, Jorjett Strumme, Kathy Sweetland, Kathy Walker, Carlton Ward, Leslie Wickman, Ron Zuber, Ron Zwahlen, Sue Harris (right) spent much of her spare time practicing for both bands as well as choir, Besides piano she plays percus- sion instruments, and has won recognition for her talented work, STAGE BAND: (back row) Gene Poppino, Duane Larson, Dan Stanyer, Chuck Armstron g, Jim Barner, Dan Bunnage, Tom Olson, (middle) Brett Pollack, Don Smith, Ralph Dichter, Cliff Pearsall, Kieth Chandler, Ron Zuber, (front) Kathy Dye, Anne Buerk, Cheryl Calahan,Lauren Lovell, Gary McCorkle, (not pictured) Julie Chapman, Leslie Doyal, Leah Griffith, Sue Harris, Barbara Hill, Denice Kittle, Sue Millikan, Carlton Ward, bee Very few people realize the importance of the band. They play for many of the school functions such as pep assem- blies, football and basketball games, graduation, not to mention their own concert performances. With all this practice no wonder they were rated excellent at a festival held in Astoria. 68 Students Turned Out; 40 Singers Chosen While music has always been a love of students at S.H.S,, last years successes at various performances drew many eager new voices this year. So many that new classes were started such as Girls Glee, Students have found many rewards in being able to join in song. Some have even mom- entarily forgot that they were shy and timid at heart. Because of the vast number of singers we ask that you consult the index or class photos for identification. GIRLS GLEE Girls Join Voices For Style Show Pa ” lke - om - ‘Se i : a The 1973 Varsity Rally Cheerleaders are seated above: Patty Kershul, Linda Schneider, Andi Reed, Liz Pittard, Dixie Tanner, Kathy Flukinger, RALLY : ssp Gullettes Swoop Athletics a ae ¥ Up Up And Away oe Spectator sports play and important part for both the residents of Seaside and the high school stud- ents. It is therefore important to have a rally squad such as this years who can lead the crowds enthus- iasm and squelch its anguish. Besides being fun it takes hours of work on the part of the girls. In future years girls will apply for the honored possition by being selected by a group of judges- not by the student body as had been the traditoon. The judges will consist of students and teachers who will judge skills, leadership ability, and dance performance, mM Q io S ° om © 2 eo —_— i) jew) fo E Q o m — Patti Blacketer, Sue Robertson, Debbie McVey, and Susan Amey. BFpe Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, Right top to bottom: Kim Puckett, Katie Kero, Julie Dueber and Rhonda Marlnee, 40 The 1973 Wrestling Cheerleaders: Jill Hargis, Barbara Bates, Kathy Phillips and Jody Crawford VARSITY BASKETBALL High Flying Gulls Post Record Year Failure to win the big ones was the heart- ache of the Gull hoopers in the 72-73 bas- ketball season, A hustling, scrappy squad © amassed the best win loss record since 7 1961. Stiff competition dealt out by league opponents Tillamook, and Scappoose stif- led any tournament hopes held by Seaside, Victory breeds expectation of future suc- cess captured in Coach Elliot's comment, Seaside is back to stay as a basketball power in the Cowapa League, From left: Brian Klaster, Mike Egbert, Josh Gizdavich, Lee Wilson, David Butler, Mark Wickman, Ron Sloper, Tom Maltman, Ron Stark, Doug McReay, Scott Howell Season Record Seaside 52 Seaside 6] Seaside 75 Seaside 82 Seaside 74 Cleveland 65 Jackson 76 Knappa 53 Warrenton 46 Banks 53 Pleasant Hill Tournament Seaside 58 Seaside 62 Seaside Seaside 72 Seaside 38 Seaside 72 Seaside 34 Seaside 5] Seaside 58 Seaside 42 Seaside 68 Seaside 49 Seaside 52 Seaside 68 Seaside 62 Seaside 59 Seaside 78 Seaside 56 Elmira 57 Pleasant Hill 84 Holiday Classic Newport 70 Tillamook 88 Banks 43 Clatskanie 57 Tillamook 64 Warrenton 58 Scappoose 56 Ranier 47 Neah-kah-nie 45 Tillamook 89 Knappa 49 Clatskanie 58 Scappoose 60 Ranier 59 Neah-kah-nie 44 Season Record 14-8 Coach Bruce Buzzel, Lary Pfund, Steve Lowe, Jim Norling, Mitch Mooney, Scott Maltman Bottom: Gary Williams, Dan Golubickas, Tom Bates, Mike Muelhauser and Brian Klaster J. V. SCOREBOARD Seaside 56 Clatskanie 65 Seaside 50 Tillamook 65 Seaside 48 Scappoose 55 Seaside 46 Rainier 39 Seaside 58 Neahkahnie 53 Seaside 36 Tillamook 65 Seaside 55 Clatskanie 63 Seaside 28 Scappoose 40 Seaside 61 Rainier 66 OT Seaside 46 Neahkahnie 5] League Record 2-8 J.V. BASKETBALL Nip ‘n’ Tuck Season Builds Varsity Material Left rear in pairs: Jeff Teevin, Mike Puckett, Mike Maltman, Mark Truax, Lee Wilson, Tony Egbert, Coach Ed Johnson, Frank Shepherd, Mike Hartman, Mike McLaughlin, David Brunswick, Terry Herdryx, Stephen Holthe, and Jim Wakeman Not pictured Ken Schneider and Marco Gizdavich. FROSH BASKETBALL Frosh Display Budding Talent In Victory Coach Ed Johnson's baby gulls overpowered all league opponents in posting a flawless league record, An impressive front line of Frank Shepherd, Lee Wilson and Mike Malt- man. Complimented by the ball hawking of Mike Hartman and Kenny Schneider attracted attention, Strength was also displayed by a strong bench which added depth to the team's success, A final record of fifteen wins against six losses speaks of the talent and en- thusiasm which will build a contending var- sity program in the years to come. Bottom Row Left to Right: Keith Work, Sherman Whitlock, Mike McEwan, Joe Elliott, Dan McAllister, Chris Stamn, Top Row: Joe Wahl,.Ron Bode, Jim Beck, Dan Poppino, Jim Golubickas, Not Pictured: Keith Chandler, Mike Elliott, Jon Hartman, Don Pachal, Ken Kowing, Joe Sopko, Jon Lounsbury, Bruce Fitzpatrick, Larry Grove, Jack Pitman, Coaches Wayne Van Burger and Robert Huntsman. WRESTLING Poppino Leads Grapplers At District This years wrestlers displayed skill and determination as they attempted to overtake their apponants. More spirit was shown at matches due to the newly established Cheerleaders, who were present at most of the matches giving encouragement, Only one individual went on to defend Seaside at the state tournament-Danny Poppino. ABOVE: Ron Bode admired by future wrestler. FAR LEFT: Cheerleaders (1 to r) Jody Crawford, Jill Hargis, Barb Bates, Kathy Phillips. Season Score: 8 Wins - - - 9 Loses Freshman Undefeated Captains - - - Dan Poppino Joe Wahl Outstanding Wrestler Dan Poppino Coach Van Burger Most Improved TOP PICTURE: Wrestlers Mike McEwan Mike Hartman, Ron Bode, Joe Wahl, Don Pachal, Joe Sopko, Joe Chestnut, Keith Work. RIGHT: Coach Huntsman helps Mike Elliott with his headgear after a pin, TOP RIGHT AND FAR RIGHT: Danny Poppino in action, Below-Bonnie Craig applies make-up to create Mae (Kathy Porter). The second annual musical was comprised of 54 hard working individuals. Because practices were held almost every night, there were personality clashes. But all was forgiven the closing night, when thanks and relief were expressed through tears and hugs. Although not every- one could be recognized, spec- ial thanks should also go to those individuals who spent their extra time working out musical arrangements, cost- umes, stage settings, and choreography. Far Right-Kathy Porter hums Way Down Upon the Swannee River, ' Right (At Maude's)-Janice Haubner, Don Smith, Joe Wahl, Joe Soulagnett, Doug MacReary. 52 Left-Conrad with his fans Deborah Sue, and Alice. Ursula, ALL SCHOOL MUSICAL “Bye Bye Birdie” Receives Standing Ovation After many hours of hard work the following people deserved their standing ovation: Albert-Randy Stamn Rose-Janice Haubner, Conrad-Bill Fergusson, Mae- Kathy Porter, Kim-Bonnie Craig, Hugo-Bill Silva, Mrs. MacAfee-Karel Birlew, Mr. MacAfee-Ron Zuber, Randolph-Warren See, Helen-Sue Justice, Nancy- Bonnie Johnson, Alice-Kathy Dye, Margie-Shelly Betzer, Penelope-Jacie Sandy, Suzie-Lauren Lovell, Harvey-Doug Smith, Deborah Sue-Sue Millikan, Ursula- Toni Paino, Sad Girls-Sue Justice and Cindy Chapman Mayor-Don Smith, Mayor's Wife-Jorjette Strumme, Mrs. Merkle-Julie Chapman, Mr. Johnson- Doug McReary, Gloria-Elaine Armstrong. Maude-Joe Wahl, Reporters-John Silva and Sharon Jackson, Shriners- Don Smith, Jim Smith, Jon Hartill, Dan Bunnage, Alva McGrath, Doug McReary. Kim Ames Doreen Backlund Tom Bates Kathy Benfield Jodey Crawford Joy Dague Ken Benfield Peggy Bennett Shelley Betzer Karel Birlew Susan Diehl Crystal Doyle Liz Black Mike Blacketer Steve Borland Jeanne Braun Julie Dueber Kathy Dye SOPHOMORES “Last Dress Rehearsal Wins One Act Play Contest Star's of this fantastic perform ance, put on by the Sophomore class, were Janice Haubner Bonnie Craig, this play was the largest in number, as far as student partic- ipation was concerned, under the direction of Ron Zuber, Approximately 250 people came to see the one acts performed here in the Seaside High School Cafetorium, It was a fantastic victory for the Sophmore class, Congradulations ; a job well done. Wish you luck next year and in plays to come, Dale Breitmeyer Wendy Brown Deanna Erickson Debbie Fitzpatrick Dave Bryan Cheryl Calahan Jack Gibson Shelli Gier Jeff Grafton Jenny Grafton Cindy Chapman Bonnie Craig Bob Gilbert Keith Glass Larry Grove Jill Hargis Tim Hertz Katie Kero Judy Martin Debbie Hudson Ralph Lear Laura Mason Teresa Isle Keith Leard Nancy McDowell Bonnie Johnson Harry Lysons Keven MclIlvenny Linda Harris Janice Haubner Bev Keller Scott Maltman Dan McKenna Christie Hartill Tom Heckenberg Patty Kelso Rhonda Marlnee Jackie McVey David Megrath Karen Mendenhall Gail Mizar Mitch Mooney Ben Morrison Mike Muehlhauser Robin Niemi Mary Anne Nimtz Jim Norling Patti O'Donovan Rex Olson Sue Oney Toni Paino Robin Pardee Larry Parlette Sheilah Perry Jack Peterson Larry Pfund Becky Poole Pete Posey Cindy Poulin Kim Puckett Doug Ray Frank Register Faith Riley Mary Jo Ryan Joy Salikie Jacki Sandy Shari Sargent Mark Scallan Dan Sealy nce: Willie Smalley Claudia Smith Dan Smith Kim Smith Lynn Soulagnet Bill Steinweg Terry Stephens Susan Stout Sue Strizek Randy Tagg Vanessa Tatone Jeff Ter Har Judy Truax Ralph Waddell Kim Wahl Teresa Watson Linda Webb Sherman Witlock Gary Williams Lewi Wilson Teri Wolf Ann Wunderlich Don Zwalen Yvonne Brown Pam Abraham Susie Albertson Elaine Armstrong Jane Banta Ron Bode Janice Braun Stacey Brown Marlene Burke Amy Chandler John Cahoon Brian Cole Leslie Doyle Kathy Egbert Mike Elliott Bruce Fitzpatrick Frank Flamine Kathy Flukinger Josh Gizdavich Debbie Gosser Tina Grafton Dan Griffin Leah Griffith Rodney Harmon Sue Harris JUNIORS Prom Highlights Year Dave Harrison Tony Harrison Bart Hawkins Kevin Hertig Barbara Hill Roger Hunt Sharon Jackson Sandi Johnson Bill Jones Hillary Kapan Patti Kershul Denise Kittle Brian Kloster Cindy Langa Sharon Larkins Gayle Linder Lauren Lovell Steve Lowe Jeff Maltman Don Pachel Kathleen Porter Robbie Southworth Randy Stamm Bob Stampflee Ron Stark David Stevenson Mary Suppe Bill Sweeney Kathy Sweetland Dixie Tanner Debbie Wakeman Lynn Matteson Rod Pearsall Jeff Poulin - — — Zane McKnight Melea Pechstein Denise Shellgren Sue Millikan Jana Peterson Kris Shively x. Gregg Nelson Liz Pittard Dick Smith Robert Nordmark Brett Pollock Joe Sopko eS Keith Work Ron Zinn Paul Montgomery Craig Walter Alan Herderson Debbie Cain Bill Silva John Scott Julie Chap man John Silva Pam Crist Mark Wickman Alva McGrath Sunday Pappandrew Joe Soulagnet Tom Martin The Astoria Country Club created a romantic mood shown above by Mitzi Ready and Loren Loukkula. Above right Harvalee minutes after her crowning. Right - Patty Griffin and Tina Marlnee see what goodies there are to offer. Lak Above 1973 Prom Court (1 tor) Jr. Dixie Tanner and escort Bill Finzer, Sr. Linda Schneider and Bill Sweeney, Sr. QUEEN Lee Hartman and Tom Phillips, Sr. Andi Reed and Roger Fogel, Jr. Liz Pittard and Bob Hensley. PROM Love Is Togetherness On The Dance Floor The Prom proved to be a very enjoyable occasion by the bright smile shown (left) on Marianne Baty's face. Although the band, Wesak, was slow to start, due to organ difficulties, it produced pleasurable music. For three consecuative years the Prom has been held at the Astoria Country Club. This year was just as successful. A large group attended which caused a crowded dance floor, but a lot of togetherness. 67 SWING CHOIR Students Strain Tonsils For Top Honors For the third consecutive year, Swing Choir captured first place at the Mt, Hood Jazz Festival, acquiring the title of Best in the Northwest . Swing Choir worked their way to this goal by participating, throughout the year, in jazz festivals ( placing second at the Optimists Club Contest ), performing in the production of Bye Bye Birdie , taking a three day tour of Oregon schools, and doing other gigs and performances, The members should be commended for their effort and dedication. Z — —, = - 7 � OTN le be 8 (Right and above) Loading the bus was the biggest chore on the tour. Especially when your suit case was the first to be put in. 4 VAAN _S (Above) Jam Session on the bus-Joe Soulagnet, Joe Wahl, Cliff Pearsall. SWING CHOIR: Karel Birlew, Julie Chapman, Bonnie Craig, Kathy Dye, Bill Fergusson, Jill Hargis, Sue Harris, Janice Haubner, Sharen Jackson, Bonnie Johnson, Rhonda Marlnee, Toni Paino, Cliff Pearsall, Sheila Perry, Warren ' See, Don Smith, Doug Smith, Kim Smith, Theresa Smith, Joe Soulagnet, { Randy Stamm, Dan Stanyer, Kathy Sweetland, Joe Wahl, Ron Zuber. (Below) Dining at Fancy Dan's was the cause of a lot of heart burn. .. - MUSIC TOUR Choir And Stage Band Tour Oregon For 3 Days With closed suit cases and open mouths, the Stage Band and Swing Choir set out on a tour of North and Central Oregon schools, singing and swinging their way through Vernonia, Banks, The Dalles, Moro, Rainier, and Knappa,. Ice skating, bowling, swimming, and lots of eating were activities accompaning the night stops at Portland and The Dalles. These were a nice reward for the many hours spent, (selling candy and cards, washing cars and holding rummage sales), to raise money for the tour. days agenda. Getting to bed late and getting up early didn't agree with many people. The only rest some people got was on the bus (shown left by Julie Chapman). Varsity Team Members TOP ROW (1 to r) Manager Mike Puckett Scott Howell (Haller) Hank Snell (Kahuna) Lee Wilson Tom Maltman (Oats) Dave Butler (Big Fella) Roger Fogel (Falcoon) Coach Jim Auld BOTTON ROW (1 to r) Manager Tony Egbert Kevin Hertig (Anita) Scott Maltman Mike Hartman Mike Egbert (Eggman) Robbie Southworth (Bobbie) Bill Steinweg Coach Ed Johnson A defiant Mike Egbert displays concentration which rewarded him with All League honors, VARSITY BASEBALL Gull Stickmen Defend Baseball Dynasty Coach Jim Auld's golden glovers failed to turn the trick in defense of their AA state crown as they bowed to Yamhill Carlton 1-0 in the quarterfinal game. Led by seven senior players the Gull machine triumphed over the tough Cowapa League for the third consecutive year before succumbing to Yamhill Carlton in a thriller. Inspired play and emphasis on special skills left its mark in a victorious season record of 28 wins against 10losses, This '73 team can be regarded as a group of winners bound to new heights in whatever they aspire in the years to come, First Team All League Selections Tom Maltman Dave Butler Mike Egbert Josh Gizdavich pitcher first base second base outfielder Second Team All League Scott Howell outfielder Kevin Hertig catcher First Team All State Selections Tom Maltman pitcher Scott Howell outfielder Second Team All State Mike Egbert short stop JV BASEBALL JV Squad Wields Deadly Bats Competing against several varsity teams and still accumulating a thir- teen and two season record speaks of the quality material coach Ed John- son had to work with in the JV pro- gram, Special recognition was be- stowed upon Mike Hartman, Team Cap- tain, Scott Maltman, Most Inspirational, and Terry Hendryx, Most Improved Player. A young team composed of only sophomores and freshmen displayed the ability to win which the varsity pro- gram will inherit in its winning tradition. Top left: Coach Ed Johnson, Bill Steinweg, Lee Wilson, Mike McLoughlin, Scott Maltman, Tony Egbert, (manager) Bottom: Mark Truax, Mike Hartman, Terry Hendryx, Monty Sayers, Tommy Wage Front Row: Duane Larson, Ralph Lear, Steve Holthe, Brett Pollack, Joe Wahl, Ray O'Hara, And Manager Bill Jones, Second Row: Manager Felix Ilagin, Joe Soulagnet, Gary Williams, Rod Pearsall, Jim Beck, Paul Montgomery, Keith Sweeney. Third Row: Coach Gilbertson, Bill Sweeney, Gary Wilson, Mark Wickman, Jim Norling, Dave Harrison, Coach McClellan. © BOY’S TRACK Young Thinclads Threaten Old Records Under the direction of new coaching staff, Gene Gilbertson and Larry McClellan, the track team had mostly a building year, The majority of the team consisted of sophmores and juniors, However, some outstanding performances were recorded. Gary Wil- liams reigned as the Cowapa League Sprint Champion in the 100 and 220 dashes, The 440 yard Relay team (of Joe Wahl, Rod Pearsall, Gary Williams and Joe Soulagnet) came within .2 of a sec, of the school record, Finally Keith Sweeney broke the school record in the pole vault several times until he finally settled for 13'3 . Right: Congradulations ya made it Joe another victory for the relay team, Below: Up and over UGH! At right Keith Sweeney alias Fuzzy soars to personal best of 13'3 while below brother Bill tags not far behind. Airborne Rod Pearsall plays hawk as his flight comes to an abrupt crash landing. =: . ++ Distance runner Jim Beck picks 'um up and moves 'um out while at:left weightman Bill Fergusson releases one of his memorable grunts. BELOW: (back row) Kim Smith, Lois Earl, Amy Chandler, Leslie Wickman, Patty Kershul, Patti O'Donovan, Sue Robertson, Jody Sleutel. (front row) Katie Kero, Lisa Scott, Sue Justice, Laura Mason, Cristy Walsborn, Marcia Mosar, Christie Hartill, Joy Dague. Left: Laura Mason struggles to brake her goal in the long jump. Middle Left: Patty Kershul's shot sores high, as she attempts a new school record. Far Left: After giving her all in the 440yd. dash, Marcia Mosar finishes tired but in first place, GIRLS TRACK She-Spikers Challenge Boy’s Track Abilities Throughout the track season, the girls track team tryed to keep up with the accomplishments of the boys. They finally succeeded in overtaking them by capturing the Cowapa League Championship, then going on to become Regional District Champions, (Sending six girls to state). The six girls who were eligiable, the events they participated in, and their results are as follows: SUE JUSTICE (long jump-placing fifth, 440 relay- fourth, 880 medley) LOIS EARL (440 relay-fouth 880 medley) KATIE KERO (lloyd. dash-State Champ. , 200yd. dash-second, 440 relay-fourth) PATTY KERAHUL (440 relay-fourth, discus, 880 medley) MARCIA MOSAR (880 medley) PATTI O'DONOVAN (880yd, run-seventh). For their efforts, these girls captured seventh place out ot 40 participating reams. GOLF TEAM State Tourney Adopted Home-Away-From-Home A dedicated team, hard working at improving, promises a winning team the next few years. All matches were won although later forfeited because of an ineligibility of a senior member, Tom White, team captain and 2 man most of the year, because of the ineligibility a. couldn't participate in state and district ios tournaments. Our golf team was undefeated = in its league and won district by a good 27 strokes. Mitch Mooney's consistency and strong game won him the honors fo the All State Team. Bringing home a 4th. place in State were Mitch Mooney, Ben Morrison, Scott Maltman and Jeff Ter Har The 1973 SEASIDE HIGH SCHOOL GOLF TEAM Back row, left to right: Coach, Mr, Peterson, Scott Maltman, Ron Sloper, Jon Hartill, Brian Cole, Mitch Mooney, Tom White, Head Coach, Mr, Rippet Front row, left to right: Jim Wakeman, Steve Burke, Ed Bates, Bob Morrison, Jeff Ter Har% Bill Schneider, Ben Morrison Mark Scallan Liz Black conditioning her winning swing. THE 1973 SEASIDE “=== «Wily 7, HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' 53} Th us ee eames GOLF TEAM Centered in the cart left to right: Coach Mr, Peterson, Kathy Egbert, Doreen Backlund, Marlene Burke, Liz Black, Becky Poole, Centered in front: Rhonda Marlnee Not pictured: Bonnie Craig Above: Scott Maltman and Mark Scallan teeing up against an unsure competitor at Gearhart's 14th tee off during League play. GIRLS GOLF She Duffers Follow Boys To AA Finals Doreen Backlund returing from last year played in the 1 position followed by Liz Black as 2, Marlene Burke and Becky Poole competed for the District and State Tournaments. All of the girls worked very hard, comment- ed Doreen, Along with having fun second at District and 15th. in State was captured. Pictured at lower right corner: Marlene Burke and Doreen Back- lund putting around... Ged Ames Sara Backus Barbara Bates Sd Bates Marianne Baty Jim Beck Joe Benfield Cheryl Birlew Steve Bohlmann Ric Bourikas Dorthy Boyd Karen Breitmeyer Gom Brown Anita Brunswick Anne Buerk Sharon Bulleri Dan Bunnage Dave Butler Patti Carroll Gerri Cash Kathy Chapman Valerie Chittim Pam Comstock Randy Crowe Debbie Dick Gd Jeremiah Lois Sarl Dirk Sberle Svelyn Eddy Mike Sgbert Jennifer Ellison Chuck Glroy William Fergusson Roger Fogel Caura Furnish Beverly Gier Randy Gilmore Debbie Goe Patti Griffin Jon Hargis Jon Hartill Harvalee Hartman Sherry Hill David Hornbeck Ghere 9s No Greater Sorrow Ghan Go Recall Ghe Gime When We Were Happy Sherri Howarth Gerri Howarth Scott Howell Nancy Hoyer Anne Marie Hughes Felix Jlagen Paula Ingram Penn y Ingram Sherrell Jones Ray Lovell Gom Maltman 92 Bob Morrison Kim Niemi Patricia O'Hara Gom Olson Gina Marlnee John McJlvenny Rhonda Mendenhall Sylvia Miller Holly Palmerton Chris Pardee Glenda Pargeon Clifford Pearsall Julia Perry Jerry Pfund Kathy Phillips Jeff Pittard Dave Polaschek Dan Poppino Shawn Porter Randy Powell Rocky Powell Andrej Raichl Mitzi Ready Andrea Reed Becky Reed Bob Register Nancy Sandberg Cheryl McAnnich Bill Schneider Cinda Schneider Paul Schrager Brady Scott Kym Setzer Steve Sigurdson Ron Sloper June Smalley Donna Smalley Don Smith Doug Smith Sally Smith Hank Snell John Stadter Dan Stanyer Paul Steinman d Strom Keith Sweeney Gerry Gucker James Waddell Joe Wahl Gom White Gary Wilson Susan Wood Connie Woodworth Marshall Wright Donna Yantis John Zimmerman Ron Zuber Weenie WOinmanennmoy tre Goi re Go Go Back ain Goo Young Go Know Where We're Going . . . Goo Old Go Go Back Ag GRADUATION - 1973 Close friendships were many among the 107 Graduating Seniors of 1973, More Seniors turned out for Graduation activities than previous years to make the 73' Graduation highly successful. The Seniors tentativly plan a 5 year reunion and are urged to keep in touch with Marianne Baty, Laura Furnish and Andi Reed. Many outstanding activities and awards will be remembered, Although State Champ ionships were not recaptured our students excelled together both acedemically and athletically, Science projects were many, music awards were numerous and the News- paper staff was comended for their journalistic endevors, The Powder Puff Football Game, a successful Senior project netted the Seniors with the money to have an exciting night out at the Sons of NorwayHall after Graduation jiving to the good sounds of Wesak until the wee hours of the morning. Seniors, Willy Hornbeck and Chris Pardee, caught in thought while listening to the student speakers at Baccalaureate 73', 43 he we . Pam Comstock and Jennifer Ellison nervously waste ‘the final moments, reminissing about the good times. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Open Council Abolished. Old System Restored Seaside High was the first school to ever change the traditional Student Government, to an open council, Students accepted the changes, however lax rules and no guide lines resulted in an attendence fall back, therefore leading to the total abolishment of the council, Popular student demands and requests lead to the rapid re-establishment of the council , highlighted by the traditional political conventions. The convention memories linger on with Women libber chants for Liz Pittard while others vocalized that Wickman's no, 1. Spect- ators and enthusiasts stated that the conventions were the best that S, H.S, has ever seen or had, Pres, Mark and his trustworthy advisors , giving us $200.00 to make this beauty! ! ve 72-73 Associated Student Body Officers, Sitting from bottom to top: President Joe Wahl, Vice Pres,, Randy Stamn, Secretary, Lois Earl, Sgt. Arms, Roger Fogel. Not pictured, Treasurer, Liz Pittard and Sgt. Arms, Josh Gizdavich. Liz Pittard firmly resolving to lead this school on to bigger and better things, (Water Gate? ?) powerfull site of the 1973 SFRG Political Convention, . ADMINISTRATION Principal Mr. Harold Riggan spoke to a large number of parents and honor students at the annual Honors Banquet held this year at the Pig'n Pancake. Dr. Smith was seated to Mr. Riggan's left. Valedictorian John Zimmerman and Salutatorian Lois Earl were honored as well as the ten honor cord students who received the customary dictionaries, Felix Ilagan was also honored as SHS's foreign exchange student, School Board (LtoR) Mr. Bruce Haskell, Mr, Paul See, Mr. Bruce Diamond, Mr. Bill Fague, Mr. Don Erickson, Mr, Rob- ert Olsen. Not Pictured, Mr, Bud TerHar. Practicing counseling techniques, Mrs. Louann Schafer, girls counselor, questions Mr, Ev Clarry. boy's counselor. Teachers Create Vice Principal Mr. John Gabriel collects registration slips from waiting students. New Classes To Promote Interest Attempting to follow the pattern set by the English department, social studies teachers broke from traditional classes into classes of human behavior, sociology, American Institutions, USSR, Labor and Reform and many others, New classes were also added to the many English classes already being taught. Superman and Other Folk Heros along with many additions in American Literature were added. Science took a step outside as students participated in many field trips. Journalism and Science combined forces at the beginning of the year in a media battle with environment and Shop classes added a bus barn to the district's buildings. Librarian Miss Erma Albertson and Aid Mrs. Jene Moore, Music Department: Mr, Jerry Hogsett , Band; Mrs, Kathleen Hogsett, choir, Secretaries Mrs. Jan Van Burger and Mrs, Dorothy Loukkula exchange calls. Social Studies Department Miss. Ann Lewis; Mr. Jerry Westerholme, Activities director; Mr, Ed Jessen, and Mr. Coleman Beghtol. Attendence Secretary Mrs. Carrol Benson examines class tardies. Shop Dept.: Mr. Petersen demonstrates shop safety to Mr. Newton, metals. P.E, Department: (L to R) Mr. Bruce Buzzel, Mr, Jim Auld, Miss Irene Holland, Math Department: (L to R) Mr. Larry Elliott, Mr. Jim Troffitter, Mr, Larry Haller. ‘ : , me English department left to right peering out from behind the tree of knowledge are: Mr. Don -Muno, journalism; Mr, George Stacey; Mrs, Ladean Cook; Mr. Larry McCellan, Mr. Wayne Van Burger, reading; Miss Pat Clausen, Mr. Ron Widner. Science Department: (L to R) Mr. Neal Maine, Mr. Leo Sayles, Mr, Ed Johnson, —— Exploritory Bussiness department: Left to Right Mr, Ed Rippet, Vocational Director; Miss Janet Sandberg, typing, short hand; Mrs. Claudette Eskola, typing. Home Ec. Dept., Mrs. Maryon Greenough; Art Department, Miss. Sandra Wenzel, Agriculture Department, Mr. Keith Brammwell, P Custodial Staff: ltor., Herb Rees Frank Jarvis Chyrl Hamm Everett Iler Jim Lehman no pic. Lut Kitchen Help(LtoR) Mrs. Susie Wahl, Mrs. Delphia Gillett, Mrs. Maggie Herrin, Mrs. Marg Johnson, Mrs. Dortha Brooks, Mrs. Grace Fry, Mrs, Lorrine Dague, Not Pictured, Mrs, Illeana Blacketer, Arena Scheduling Speeds Up Registratration When electives were tirst added to the curriculum at Seaside few people real- ized the many changes that would need to follow. After the English teachers first attempt at electives back in 1967, the other departments began to watch students eagerly seek out the different classes, Other teachers began looking for changes in their programs as well. We now enjoy numerous classes and therefore need a quick means of getting scheduled. The Arena method seems to do the job. This year students and some teachers worked on new classes and tried to fit a schedule that would meet our needs, It would appear that those needs were met as our scheduling was the fastest we have used . “4 Si Lu ULO | Clubs Activities Future Farmers of America Back row: Mr. Bromwell, Andi Reed, Jim Golubikas, Sasha Rai- chl, Dan Golubikas, Tim DeGandi Front: Jill Hargis, Dan Smith, Jody Crawford, Tom Martin, Steve Sigurdson, and Kurt Alve, Language Club Back Row: Stacey Brown, Tony Harrison, Leslie Doyle, David Megrath, Mr, Jessen, Robert Nordmark, Leah Griffith, Elaine Armstrong and Anita Brunswick, Not pictured is Sue Justice, ee Top: Jenny Grafton, Amy Chandier, Linda Webb, Carla Nichols, Leah Griffith, Candy Wea- ver, Kathy Benfield. Second: Sharen Larkins, Chris Shively, Debbie Gosser, Teresa Isle. Bottom: Judy Truax, Debbie Fitzpatrick, Sandy Johnson, Joy Dague, and Joy Salakie. Not pictured is Sherry Jones. Pep Club White Caps Top: (1 to r) Bev Gier, Gayle Linder, Cheryl Calahan, Sylvia Miller, Sherry Hill, Susan Diehl, Kathy Phillips, Sherry Jones, Jill Hargis. Below: Barb Bates, Nancy Hoyer, Leah Griffith. Not Pictured: Sue Justice, and Tara Backus, —=— aia — s Dux Hi-Y ( tor) Dave Harrison, Ron Stark, Brian Cole, Scott Howell, Mike Egbert, Dave Butler, Mark Wickman, (not pictured) Tom Maltman, Bill Fergusson, Dan Poppino, Don Smith, John Stader, Dan Stanyer, Ed Strom, Joe Wahl, Joe Sopko, Ted Ames, Jim Beck, : Chess Club Tony Harrison Tom Heckenberg Hillary Kapan Kathy Porter Bob Morrison Brady Scott Don Zwahlen Photography John Gilbert Pam Comstock Dave Megrath Gerry Osborn Dave Harrison Bill Jones Thespians Kathy Phillips Cliff Pearsall Randy Stamn Lois Earl Sue Justice Joe Wahl Ron Zuber Julie Chapman Kathy Porter Cindy Chapman Jorjett Strum Jorjette Strumme Warren See G ym nastics Alva McGrath Sue Justice Randy Stamn Mr, Jarvis Terry Hendryx Theresa Smith Mike Puckett Kim Smith Honor Society Bottom: Kathy Porter, Patti O'Donovan, Anne Burke, Lois Earl, Middle: Patti Kershul, Andi Reed, Jennifer Ellison, Pam Comstock, Mark Wickman, Top: Barbara Hill, Steve Lowe, Jim Beck, Tom Bates, Not Shown: Sue Justice, Kym Setzer, Scott Howell, and Katie Kero, DRIFTING SANDS Staff Members Drifting Sands Staff- left to right positioned on Old Mack, Seaside's fine fire engine are: Craig Walter, John Stadter, Gayle Linder, Holly Palmerton, Liz Pittard, Laura Furnish, Jim Smith, Dave Harrison, Mark Scallan, Steve Smits, and Kim Setzer. Sports editor, Craig Walter spent many hours identifying' all spring sport participants for final issue. Because of Dave's photo skill, each issue was a great success. Exchange Positions An all new staff this year found their way as different positions exchanged hands. Paul Steinman, John Stadter, Laura Furnish, and Kym Setzer served as editors in cheifs for various editions Cartoons were a highlight expertly done by Jim Smith and advertising was never a problem because of Steve Smits efforts. Writing also improved as was shown on the 8-page issue which was regarded by many as the finest issue ever published at Seaside. It has been a year of growth for all staffmembers including the advisor. Each has learned from the others and many found that a good paper required 101% of effort from all members, stated Mr. Muno, : : -ter4 rn os bhboas wit - - dum ¥ ai ; it hal hi | | | ™ | q CANNON BEACH LUMBER b Public Market me Toos os ss ATS u ° an Cannon Beach Lumber Co. Lege’s Pharmacy LEGGo's! 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BC CENTER ice Te 2 a, eae — -{( = ae Shopping Center Public Market Nordmark, Robert 62, 118 Pachal, Don 18, 50, 62 Pappandrew, Sunday 63 Pearsall, Rod 2, 62, 76, 78, 79, 145 Pechstein, Melea 31, 36, 62, 107 Peterson, Jana 11, 23, 35, 62 Pittard, Liz 38, 40, 41, 62, 67, 69, 101, 107, Pollock, Brett 30, 3 69, 76 Porter, Kathleen 52, 5: 120, 121, 145 Poulin, Jeff 62 Scott, John 63 Shellgren, Denise 62, 107 Shively, Kris 62, 65, 119 Silva, John 11, 63 Silva, Wilson 63 Smith, Dick 62 Smith, Jim 19, 122 Smits, Steve 122 Sopko, Joe 18, 50, 62, 105 Southworth, Robbie 18, 62, 73, 142 Soulagnet, Joe 18, 36, 38, 52,63, 69, 76, 77, 107 Stamm, Randy 6, 36, 62, 71, 106, 121 Stampflee, Bob 62 Stark, Ron 5, 42, 62, 120, 143 Stevenson, David 62 Sturges, Sue 131 Suppe, Mary 62, 131 Sweeney, Bill 18, 62, 69, 76, 78 Sweetland, Kathy 34, 62, 69, Tanner, Dixie 18, 31, 38, 41, 62, 66, 69, 107, 142 Wakeman, Debbie 62 Walter, Craig 9, 18, 63, 122 Wickman, Mark 18, 42, 43, 45, 63, 76, 78, 107, 120, 121 Work, Keith 18, 36, 37, 48, 50, 63, 1iv Zinn, Ron 63 ARTISTIC ENTERPRIZES DAVES T.V. 145 CHUCK GILBERT INSURANCE MAIZES GEARHEART MARKET Cannon Beach City Hall eer CITY” Yi OF CANNON BEACH Peres fr ara dF yi SENIORS Stafford Lumber Co. Ames, Ted 4, 5, 16, 88 Backus, Tara 88 Bates, Barbara 32, 33, 41, 89, 100, 119 Bates, Ed 82, 87, 88, 89, 120, 136 Baty, Marianne 67, 69, 89, 124, 125 Beck, Jim 16, 48, 76, 79, 88, 121 Benfield, Joe 88 Birlew, Cheryl 89, 99 Bohlman, Steve 89, 100 Bulleri, Sharon 73, 89, 99, 104 Bourikas, Ric 89, 93 Boyd, Dorothy 89 Breitmeyer, Karen 89 Brown, Tom 89, 101 Brunswick, Anita 89, — BOBS REATAURANT 9 9c ‘ ¢ Buerk, Anne 34, OV, o?, 100, 121 SEASIDE SANITARY SERVICE Bunnage, Dan 30, 35, 86, 90 WEST LAKE GROCERY Butler, Dave 14, 15, 18, 42, 43, BILLS SHELL 45, 73, 90, 107, 120 3 MINUTE DRIVE INN Carroll, Patti 68, 86, 90, 100 Cash, Terri 90 Chapman, Kathy 86, 91, 100 Chittim, Valerie 3, 91 Comstock, Pam 91, 101, 107, 121 Crowe, Randy 19, 96, 100 Dick, Debbie 90 Earl, Lois 10, 80, 90, 106, 107, 121, 145 Eberle, Dirk 91 Eddy, Evelyn 13, 22, 39, 41, 74, 91, 107 Egbert, Mike 18, 42, 43, 45, 72, 73, 87, 91, 120 Ellison, Jennifer, 22, 23, 90, 100, 121 Elroy, Chuck 90 Fergusson, Bill 12, 31, 52, 68, 70, 86, 90 Fogel, Roger 67, 69, 73, 86, 87, 90, 106, 125 Furnish, Laura 13, 23, 91, 93, 107, 122 Gier, Beverly 65, 91, 107, 119, 139 Gilmore, Randy 91 Goe, Debbie 90 Griffin, Patti 66, 90, 134 Hargis, Jon 10, 16, 18, 68, 78, 90, 100, 143, 145 Hartill, Jon 18, 82, 90 Hartman, Lee 13, 15, 66, 67, 68, 69, 91 Hill, Sherry 6, 22, 91, 119 Hornbeck, David 91, 100, 101 Howarth, Sherry 92, 107 Howarth, Terri 92 Howell, Scott 18, 19, 42, 43, 73, 92, 99, 100, 107, 120, 124 Hoyer, Nancy 87, 92, 100, 119 Hughes, Anne-Marie 92 Ilagan, Felix 17, 19, 76, 78, 92, 99 Ingram, Paula 92, 99, 145 Ingram, Penny 92, 99, 145 Jone s, Sherry 87, 92, 119, 124 Justice, Sue 33, 92, 99, 121, 129 Lovel, Ray 92 Maltman, Tom 14, 18, 33, 42, 72, 73, 92, 131 Marlnee, Tina 43, 66, 68, 86 McAninch, Sheryl 95 MclIlvenny, John 93 Mendenhall, Rhonda 93 Miller, Sylvia 93, 119 Morrison, Bobby 82, 83, 93, 101 Niemi, Kim 93, 100 O'Harra, Pat 93, 125 Olson, Tom 34, 35, 69, 93 Palmerton, Holly 94, 107, 122 Pardee, Chris 88, 94, 101 Pargeon, Glenda 86, 94 Pearsall, Cliff 34, 35, 69, 94, 100, 107, 136 Perry, Julia 95 Pfund, Jerry 95 Phillips, Kathy 41, 74, 95, 119 Pittard, Jeff 18, 33, 87, 94 Polaschek, Dave 14, 18, 94 Poppino, Danny 48, 57, 86, 94, 107 Porter, Shawn 94, 107 Powell, Randy 95 Powell, Rocky 95 Raichl, Andrej 87, 95 Ready, Mitzi 66, 68, 74, 94, 99, 100, 145 Reed, Andi 14, 33, 38, 67, 69, 88, 94 118 Reed, Becky 94 Register, Bob 94 ERICKSONS GIFT SHOP FRANDSENS JEWELRY Sandberg, Nancy 95, 100, 101 Schneider, Bill 14, 82, 83, 95 Schneider, Linda 13, 22, 23, 38, 41, 67, 69, 94, 124 Schrager, Paul 74, 94 Scott, Brady 94 Setzer, Kym 94, 100, 122 Shellgren, Dale 107 Sigurdson, Steve 95, 107, 118 Sloper, Ron 18, 19, 21, 42, 43, 82, 95 Smalley, Donna 87, 96, 107 Smalley, June 95 Smith, Don 34, 35, 52, 71, 86, 96, Smith, Doug 36, 37, 53, 69, 71, 96 Smith, Sally 96, 134 Snell, Hank 14, 18, 73, 87, 96, 131 Stader, John 9, 74, 96, 99, 122 Stanyer, Dan 34, 35, 68, 96 Steinman, Paul 96, 98 Strom, Ed 96, 99, 145 Sweeney, Keith 18, 19, 69, 76, 77, 79, 87, 97 Tucker, Terry 97, 98 Waddell, Jim 97 Wahl, Joe 18, 48, 50, 52, 69, 76, 78, 97, 106 White, Tom 82, 97, 100 Wilson, Gary 76, 97 Wood, Susan 87, 97 Woodworth, Connie 4, 97, 100, 104 Wright, Marshall 97 Yantis, Donna 74, 93, 97 Zimmerman, John 97, 103 Zuber, Ron 30, 35, 69, 71, 97 aes = = eos ae ea, ae Nc Serna A — 2 = oS ¢ ee “3 ; a 3 3 - t : - i ; 7 pA MARAE RAAT oe IR a Be MR Ea, ee hah eet omar enutes ecrmeners