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

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Far Right Top, Costume day brings out the army. Sr. Receives Spirit cup. Debbie and Doug at their best, Seaside's Towering Inferno. Princess Jean and Gail with Queen Kim, The Sr, mafia takes school spirit into their own hands. Alice or Chuck Oh the problems of going steady.

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Best Ever were the words Jol nt Effort most used to describe this p id S : it! years Homecoming activities. rovi eS DI rl . For the first time at Seaside High all varsity fall sports chose the homecoming court. Girls receiving the honor were Jean Braun, Gail Mizar, And Kim Smith, who later was chosen 1974 Homecoming Queen. Honorary princess was our foreign exchange student Yucki Asano. The week began and ended with activities before, during and after school. The spirit was high all week and capturing the spirit cup from a close contest was the Sr. class. At the pep assembly Friday afternoon all participants of fall sports were presented with a blue carnation. The Thursday night bonfire although not the biggest was warm and contrib- uted nicely to the involvement of a great Homecoming happening. The only way to top off such a week would be a fantastic foot- ball game, and that's what Seaside Gulls did. With high enthusiasm and the team playing at its best the Seagulls pulled a victory from the Tillamook Chessmakers with a 28-29 win. Following up the game was the highly attended Homecoming dance, The theme was My Old School .

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Spirit Involves Everybody At the dance our winning coaches pre- sented with much pride our King football for this year. Scott Maltman and Steve Nantz both accepted the award. Some of the highlights of the week were the many games played by our high school students and faculty. Of course the Sr. did win most of the activities. The newlywed game, toothpick life saver race, water balloon toss, crawlathon and the tug of war were only a few of the fantastic happenings of a truly great Homecoming.