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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1976 volume:

‘SEASIDE HIGH SCHOOL SEASIDE,OREGON...-— -_ Gn cur memeortes we hold cur lifetime, lhings.noe matler how Fs much we want them bO.00. can newer be relived exactly the same.... That} why memortes ae so frrectous. ae ; et) . RP ‘ XS AT ee —_ because me a thousand stories lo be cememtered and d A forever. Booster ASB carnival The carnival was a big success for it’s main purpose was to raise money for the Stage Curtain Fund. After the expences were paid the profits came to $850. As for par- ticipants, everyone who went, thoroughly enjoyed themselves. There were many students involved and even a few teachers got into the fun. Along with the carnival the Boosters held a rummage sale wihich brought in a total of $650 which made the profits total $1,600. 1. Mr. Buzzell takes the plunge. 2. Kathy Polaschek coaches determined youngster. 3. Enthusiastic Don Braun tends booth. 4. Susan Dichter amazed by skillful youngsters. 5. “Oh! Ijust missed it by a = little..... 6. Future Jaws? 7. Bruce Holt can’t bear to watch as sister ains up target. 8. Julie Mespelt giving a little “fishing” advice. Seniors capture spirit jug during homecoming Spirit soared this Homecoming Week ‘75. Tremendous school spirit showed in high class participation in Clash Day, 50‘s Day, Costume Day, Grub Day, anda newcomer to the traditions, Red, White and Blue Seagull Day. Points toward the Spirit Cup were gained by each class in participating in activities such as the Flour Sct amble, Sock Hop, Tricycle Race, Rope Climb, Jello Throw, Tooth- pick Lifesaver Race, Boy Girl Sack Race. Ping Pong Blow, Skateboard Race, Bubble Gum Contest, and Balloon Toss. When the points were tallied the Spirit Cup was awarded to the Senior Class. The lovely Homecoming Queen for Homecoming 1975 was Theresa Maltman. Her princesses were Cindy Nannetti, Pam Mizar, Teri Kaino and Christy Walsborn. To finish the week the Gulls took a final league win over Scappoose in a spirited and enthusiastic Homecoming game. This win was to be topped off by a Homecoming Dance featuring the music of Boogie Creek. The traditional Bonfire was cancelled due to an unfortunate mishap, it rained. | | ™ A } vy i ) i | Nh a MT Ih “i i iii, My ih ‘ai Ait 7 FY o Ag Ne I WHR i it nM in i i I : i a ‘i ‘ae ii ot ii! wih : i ; ; re : i hy Hi} Wi Wat HT WN i Hl i i ii = wh a Ve HAA Wt 1) hi _ i 9 l. Cindy Painter blows a big one 2. Mike Maltman runs a collision course 3. Suzy Laws descends the rope 5. They’re all in the starting gate... 6. Seniors show their power a 1, Guy Mulholland shows off his legs 2. Steve Zsarko and Tara Culp in the toothpick lifesaver race. 3. Kyle Weston as ‘“‘The Great Pumpkin’”’ 4. Kevin Larson get nailed 5. Confussion with ping pong balls 6. Terry Hendryx is ‘‘cool’’ 7. Kyle Weston and Marcia Mosar clash 8. ‘‘The ugly head”’ 9. Searching for pennies in the flour scramble guemne In appreciation fer lhetr yeas of ‘sensice to the high school WE dedicate Vets yea book ho lhese bree Wtevi whi have yen so much f their time and fjol lo make OM yeM al Scastide MCMC rable ONC). é wert Clary Ex Siler Walt Lolewsen 6 = ‘Se — — ‘ ree 2 : oe i: y a _ _-s , - .v TS oS roe ae AF ant Sad 2 eS Varsit, Volleyball had a three win nin� loss record, rated fifth in our ieague. The J.V. team was rated sixth, by a 4-8 win - loss record. Leslie Wickman and Sue Dichter were selected for the all- star volleyball teai. Both teams showed exceptional spirit and much promise for the coming year. 1. All-League Leslie Wickman spikes one. 2. Wickman returns a volley as Erin Shucker, left, and Bridget Gallinger get ready. 3. Thrill of victory as Coach Irene Holland and JVs celebrate win. 4. All-League Sue Dichter concentrates on return as Dana Walter looks on. 5. Kellee Spillman slides for a return as from left LeeAnn Cochran, Mary O’Harra and Lori Phillips help. 6. “Killer” Spillman spikes one. 7. Cindy Scott finds the handle as Julie Mespelt comes to her side. JV Volleyball players are: Front row, Kelee Spillman, LeeAnn Cochran, Linda Johns, Melinda Parham and Cindy Scott. Second row, Nannette Gaston, Mary O’Harra, Julie Mespelt, Cathy Polaschek and Lori Phillips. Back row is Coach Irene Holland. Varsity Volleyball Players are: Front row, Dana Walter, Erin Shucker, Sandy Dick and Bridget Gallinger. Back row, Barbara Bailey, Sue Dichter, Coach Irene Holland and Leslie Wickman. Seabreeze Cindy Nannetti Katie Ames Advertising business Mgr. ...Tara Culp Layout Editor....Lori Howarth Photography Editor...Robert Nannetti Reporters....Julie Puckett, Belinda Holcombe. Melissa Eddy, Kirstin Duvall,Robby Turk, Kim McVey, advertising...Collette Odegard, Jana Sturgeon, Sue Chapman Sports Editor...Scott Saulsbury Photography....Ron Olson, Rod Olson, Dana Walter. Elaine Pappendrew, Debbie Webb Mike Nelson. Se a 5 oe ETP : is = i ye Frosh complete winless season The Seaside freshman football squad had a dismal season with a season record was 0-6. The team’s defense was strong, but good defense doesn’t score touchdowns. “The team didn’t perform too well as a whole, but there were some great individual efforts,’ said Larry Mc- Clellan following a game against Tillamook, were the gridders lost 52-6. In that game, Don Braun grabbed two interceptions, Don Senford passed for 123 yards, and Danny McDonald got nine tackles. Frosh football awards were, Best Defensive Player, Russ Lende; Best Blocker, Bob gaines; Most In- spirational Player, Danny McDonald; and Most Imprived Player, Kelly Brietmeyer. First row Don Doyle, Rob Gains, Rob Walkup. Second Row Kelly Brietmeyer, Don Brown, Dan McDonald, John Niccolizi, Dave Oxley, Steve Osterlund. Third Row Luke Mackelvaney, Wade Tucker, Jeff Bennett, Don Sanford, Russ Lende, James Pierce. Fourth Row Brian Jandt, Gary Zimmerman, Dan Weaver, Scott Haller, Coach Larry McClellan. Back Row Coach Curtis Saiki, Tom Carlson, Dave Gasner, John Gabriel. Front row: Steve Foley, Ken Wolf_, Brent Osterblad, Craig Holt, Andy Dueber; Second row: David Fish, Pat Hughes, Cary Borland, David Jensen, David Gustafson; Third row: Rob Turk, Pat Nolan, Lynn Brigham, Bob Fitzpatric, Lee Banta; Fourth row: Kevin Larson, Doug Doughty, Brad Campbell, Steve Wheeler, David Como; Fifth row: Troy Osterblad, Dan Brown. JVs record 2m4 season The ’75 JV football season ended with a 2-8 record. This sounds disappointing, but the team played very well, beating Scappoose and Tillamook in the second round. Coach Buzzell said that the Tillamook victory was the best game of the season. Everyone played well. The most yardage was made in the game, three interceptions were made, one leading to a touchdown. A great effort by a greah team. The losses were heartbreaders, usually by only one touchdown. : Troy Oesterblad led the team in the QB spot. David Fish, the team’s best yardagegainer played halfback as idd Robby Turk, the Most Valuable Player. Starting guards were Pat Nolan and Dan Brown. Tackles were Lee Banta and David Como. Lynn Brigham played center. Starting ends were Andy Dueber and Doug Doughty. David Gustafson, a guard, was voted Most Improved Player. BOY'S GOLF Seaside 171, Scappoose 198 Seaside 166, Clatskanie 204 Seaside 180, Astoria 162 Seaside 165, Tillamook 203 Seaside 161, Neah-Kah-Nie 183 Seaside 168, Vernonia 187 Seaside 172, Warrenton 196 Seas ide 168, Forest Groce 169 Seaside 172, Scappoose 189 Seaside 182, Clatskanie 202 | Seaside,easide 177, Clatskanie Seaside 177, Astoria 164 Seaside 174, Tillamook 188 Seaside 172, Neah-ah-Nie 183 Seaside 164, Warrenton 189 Seaside 164, Vernonia 195 WRESTLING Seaside 18, Hillsboro 54 Seaside 39, Yamhill-Carlton 36 Seaside 53, Nestucca |2 Seaside 20, Newport 39 Seaside 56, Banks |2 Seaside 54, Vernonia 9 Seaside 28, Warrenton 40 Seaside 21, Tillamook 45 Seaside 18, Rainier 5! Seaside 45, Vernonia 9 Seaside 34, Warrenton 33 Seaside 23, Clatskanie 39 Seaside 35, Knappa 30 Seaside 30, Yamhill-Carlton 25 Seaside 49, Dayton 24 Seaside |2, Scappoose 44 Seaside 37, IIllwaco 27 Seaside 27, Warrenton 40 Seaside 47, Neah-Kah-Nie I8 Seaside 41, Nestucca 23 SEASIDE 1 4 s, C Seaside 25, Clatskanie 35 Seaside 27, Willamina 32 Seaside 36, Toledo 31 Seaside 40, Tillamook 21 GIRL'S GOLF Seaside 0, Tillamook 10 Seaside 6, Clatskanie 4 Seaside 5 ' 2, Scappoose 41 7 Seaside 8, Clatskanie 2 Seaside 0, Tillamook 10 Seaside 6' 2, Scappoose 3! 2 Seaside 2, Astoria 8 GIRL’S BASKETBALL Seaside 29, Ilwaco 44 Seaside 21, Rainier 43 Seaside 27, South Bend 38 S Seaside 24, Astoria 31 Seaside 40, Scappoose 35 Seaside 28, Knappa 31 Seaside 30, Tillamook 40 Seaside 22, Warrenton 32 Seaside 28, Astoria 31 Seaside 34, Rainier 32 Seaside 33, Scappoose 19 Seaside 37, Neah-Kah-Nie 26 Seaside 27, Clatskanie 26 Seaside 42, Warrenton 35 Seaside 34, Knappa 41 BASEBALL Seaside |, Astoria 4 Seaside 5, Woodland 0 Seaside 2, Woodland 3 Seaside 3, Warrenton | Seaside 8, Astoria | Seaside 15, Clatskanie 6 Seaside 2, Banks | Seaside 7, Banks 6 Seaside 5, Tillamook 0 Seaside 18, Neah-Kah-Nie 0 Seaside 4, Warrenton 9 Seaside 8, Scappoose 2 Seaside 1, Rainier 3 Seaside 19, Clatskanie 0 Seaside I6, Clatskanie 6 Seaside 7, Tillamook 4 Seaside |2, Tillamook 8 Seaside 8, Newport 9 Seaside 2, Newport 0 Seaside 9, Neah-Kah-Nie | Seaside 9, Neah-Kah-Nie 3 Seaside 5, Scappoose 0 Seaside 8, Scappoose 5 Seaside 2, Rainier 0 Seaside 2, Rainier 3 Seaside 2, Milton-Freewater 5 FOOTBALL BASKETBALL Seaside 42, Roosevelt 44 Aeaside 54, Adams 72 Seaside 47, Banks 57 Seaside 52, Junction City 55 Seaside 45, Marist 47 Seaside 60, Banks 48 Seaside 44, South Bend 50 Seaside6!, Nestucca 49 Seaside 53, Neah-Kah-Nie 54 Seaside 62, Raymond 73 Seaside 32, Tillamook 60 Seaside 48, Tillamook 60 Seaside 48, Rainier 50 Seaside 45, South Bend 63 Seaside 67, Clatskanie 56 Seaside 50, Scappoose 47 Seaside 77, Neah-Kah-Nie 64 Seaside 42, Raymond 70 Seaside 43, Tillamook 35 Seaside 55, Rainier 57 Seaside 67, Nestucca 53 Seaside 62, Clatskanie 49 Seaside 52, Scappoose 40 Seaside 50, Scappoose 4! Seaside 43, Tillamook 45 Seaside 47, Reedsport 37 Seaside 40, Coquille 46 Seaside 40, Philomath 47 Seaside 21, Scappoose |4 Seaside 34, Clatskanie 0 Seaside 14, Rainier 7 Seaside 6, Tillamook 21 Seaside 14, Brookings 44 Seaside 0, Toledo 7 Seaside |2, Neah-Kah-Nie 6 Seaside 6, Banks 27 Seaside 18, Central Lynn 0 Seaside 8, Oakridge 6 Seagull griders top league make state semis The season record was 6-5 which might be deceiving considering the team made it to the Semi-Finals of the State Playoffs. The team got off to a slow start losing three out of the first four games. Once they got their momentum going they won three crutial games to put them into the Semi-Finals where they lost a disappointing game against Vale. For the second consecutive year Lee Wilson was named to the All-State team. Seaside lost many seniors but looks forward to a good team next year. zee 5 IF 3 | All State end. Lee Wilson receives pass. 2. Whiffer, Dave Osterblad misses a punt. 3. Quarterback Mark Truax rifles a pass during state quarter final game against Oakridge. 4. “Ah Sir... Sir” Coach Neal Maine politely during a penalty. 5. Dave Osterblad scores a t.d.. as Mark Truax (42) Mike McEwan (51), Jack Pitman (60) and Richard Whitlock (61) block a a SHI Front Row, Mike Maltman, Terry Hendryx, Troy Osterblad, Mike Hartman, Kevin Larson, Ken Wolf. Second Row Andy Dueber, Brent Osterblad, Ken Snider, Jon Hartman, Jim Golubickas, Third Row Cary Borland, Guy Mulholland, Mike McEwan, Rich Whitlock. Brad Campbell, Pat Nolan, Steve Foley. Fourth Row John Banta, Lee Banta, Jim Baty, Dave Gustafson, Mark Fish, Lee Wilson, Dave Osterblad. Fifth Row Bill Krieger, Mark Truax, Jack Pitman, Lynn Brigham, Brian Walsh, Kyle Weston, Craig Holt. Back Row Dan Brown, Rob Turk, Dave Fish. Pat Hughes, Dave Como, Andy Pittard. ee 3 + 1. Kyle Weston runs a reverse at Vale. 2. Lee Wilson tries to break up pass in first game against Central Lynn. 3. Mike Hartman dives for extra yardage in State Semi Final game against Vale. Jon Hartman (left) and Ken Wolf (right) make tackle in State Quarter-final game as Rich Whitlock watches Scapino opens drama year Scapino. That was this year’s fall play sponsored by the Drama Club. The play is based on a 17th century play by Moliere, set in modern day Naples, Italy. Scapino revolves around the story of two young men who fall in love with two women of whom they are certain their fathers would disapprove. Cast included Warren See, Don Lathrop, Tony Tillman, Jorjett Strumme, Cindie Mitchell, Tim Zillman, Mike Moore, Pat Mespelt, Lance Miller, Rochelle Brown, Tom Udell, Kathy Zillman, Laurie Moore, Tammy McKennon, Valaska Smith, Barbara Holmstrom, Carlton J. Ward and Greg McCollum. 1. Drama cast assist a wounded member. 2. Mike Moore gives his order to Tom Udell. 3. Pat Mespelt, member of the “gand”, ready to use chain. 4. “Has anyone seen my rubber ducky?” 5. Don Lathrop comforts somewhat worried Jorjett Strumme. 6. Frustrated waitress, Rachelle Brown, lets emotions show. 7. Tony Tillman pleads to Warren See. 8. Valaska Smith beats off Lance Miller. Mexican student enjoys cartooning This year Seaside High School was blessed with not one but two foreign exchange students. One of which is Juan Games sent here three the Rotary Exchange Program. Juan is from Tehuacan,Mexico where her lives with his parents and two sisters. Juan has enjoyed livng here, and wouldn’t mind Staying awhile. But next year Juan will be going to college in Mexico City to major in architecture. Juan showed to be a talented artist and drew cartoons for the Drifting Sands.Juan also plays the piano, and enjoyed playing instramuural soccer. ‘‘The people are nice and the sports are really organized. This has been a new experience for me and Ihave learned so much more about his country,”’ Juan said. Varsity second in league The Seaside girls varsity basketball team finished off their season with a 7-3 league win-loss record, placing them second in Cowapa League. Sue Dichter was high point scorer and also leading rebounder for the year. Marcia Mosar was second leading scorer and rebounder followed closely by Leslie Wickman. The girls had a good season and show much promise for the coming year. COPPO, S SS. ¥ i dia -3 Sle 4 1. Eyeing the camera is Julie Mespelt. 2. Ba for a rebou are, from Left, Sue Dichter, Kelee Sslines Ghrudy hidden : Leslie Wickman, Theresa Black and Marcia Mosar. 3. First through the hoop is senior Leslie Wickman. 4. Marcia Mosar struggles for rebound as Kelee Spillman watches. 5. Kelee Spillman drives for two. 6. Sally Brown wins the struggle. 1 Front Row: Coach Ed Rippet, Julie — cg oe —. Kelee Back Row: Sally Brown, Sue Dichter, Leslie Wickman, Barbara Bailey, Spillman, Debbie Webb, Dana Walter, and T Kathy Polaschek, Marcia Mosar, and Marilyn Neal The season Cowapa League r ecord for the JVs was four vins and five losses. Highest scorer was Erin Schucker and arlene Adams was the leading rebounder. Tina Jameson was awarded honors as best defensive blayer and LeeAnn Cochran was named most improved. oreen Walters was chosen most inspirational and best of- ensive player for the year. Fighting for the ball are Laureen Walters. left, and Cindy Grey, far right. 2.Two for Laureen Walters. 3. Erin Shucker drives for an easy layin Left to Right: Coach Virginia Hamer, Laurie Mespelt, Roberta Camp- bell, Sue Traweek, Erin Schucker, LeeAnn Cochran, Marlene Adams, Carol Blesenor, Cindy Grey, Loreen Walters and Tina Jameson. likes track Another guest is Kent Sund from Stockholm, Sweden. Kent was sent here with the help of an organizaation known as ‘Youth for Understanding’’ which is set up to help promote understanding and peace between nations. Kent spent his first five months in Detroit. But has also enjoyed living here in Seaside. Kent is mainly interested in sports such as sking,soccer and basketball. He also participated in the gymnastics class and his participation proved valuable to the boy’s track team thix year. Seagull Matmen The Seaside wrestling team finished with a 16 and 10 season this year, and seven placings at the district meet. Placing fourth at District was Dave Hill in the 115 lb class. Dave Oxley, 123 lbs, fourth; Bob Fitzpatric 136 Ibs, fourth; Pat Nolan, 141, third; Jon Hartman, our only representative at the state meet got first in the 157 lb weight class; Mike McEwan and Bill Krieger, both 168 lbs got third and fourth respectively. Also participating were: Steve Wood 98 lbs, Dean Jackson also 98 Ibs, Arly Odegard and Mike Calahan 106 lbs, Dave Hill and Bill Chambers 115 lbs, Tim Poppino and Dave Oxley 123 lbs. Craig Holt. Rob Gaines. Bob Woodford. and Jeff Holloway all wrested at 130 lbs., Bob Fitzpatrick and Dave Gustafson 136 lbs, Russ Lende and Pat Nolan 141, Brian Jandt and Bill Ballard 148, Jon Hartman and Ken Wolfe 157, Mike McEwan and Tracey Howerton 168, Bill Krieger and Dave Como 178, Steve Holthe and Dave Gassner 191. This year’s outstanding wrestler was Jon Hartman, and the most improved wrestler was Pat Nolan. Coach Curtis Saiki watches with intent as Craig Holt looks on. 2 Pat Nolan (bottom) prepares to break a hold. 3. Ken Wolf puts finishing touches on an opponent. 4. Heavyweight Mike McEwan wing a match. 5. Assistant coach Chuck Mattoocks watches action wit Ken Wolf. 6. Masked Marvel Bruce Fitzpatrick protects a broken nose| 7. All-league wrestler Jon Hartman escapes from a foe. 1. Wilson looks around to pass. 2. Shepherd's up for 2. 3. “Get away from me.” exclaims Ken Schneider. 4. Straight shooter Maltman. 5. Truax goes up for 2. 6. “Come here ball,” says Puckett, as Truax looks on for third consecutive year ie! 1975-76 Varsity Basketball Team — Bottom row: Left to right, . Coach Larry Elliot, Mike Hartman, Terry Hendryx, Mark Truax George Mike Maltman, Lee Wilson, Frank Shepherd, Mike Puckett, Brent Kerr, Dave Mauerman, Tim McHone. Top, Left to right, Ken Schneider, Wakeman, Assistant coach Ed Johnson. For the third straight year the varsity basketball team made it to the state basketball tournament. Seaside, in the first game upset Reedsport and moved into the quarter-finals with the 47-37 victory. Seaside played Coquille in their second game and lost 46-40. With the loss they moved into the con- solation bracket where they lost their final contest of the year to Philomath 57-50. The team finished the season with a 11-16 record and tied for first place in the Cowapa League with a 5-3 record. Lee Wilson, a 6’3’’ forward was the only gull to make the all-league first team. Mike Maltman and Frank Shepard were placed on the second team. At the awards banquet at the end of the season awards were given as follows: Honorary Captain - Lee Wilson, Most Inspirational Player - Lee Wilson and Best Defensive Player - Mike Hartman. 7 6 1. “No way man....” says Puckett from his knees. 2. Hartman shoots for 2. 3. Shepherd pumps it up. 4. “Which way did they go?” Hartman looks around. 5. Elliott sets the ref straight. 6. Victory for the Gulls. 7. “Come on....Please.” says Wilson. mt ' Frosh basketball This year the frosh basketball squad had a great overall season with a final record of 13 and 6 and a league record of 5- 5 Participants and their scores are as follows: Scott Haller - 188, Brent Dichter - 183, Tom Jardine - 166, Don Braun - 114, Kevin Kirkaldie - 66, Mark Adams - 65, Dan McDonald - 55, Don Sanford - 46, Jon Gabriel - 38, Gary Zimmerman - 20, Rob Walkup - 15, James Nichols - 11, David Brady - 5. Coach Bruce Buzzell said, ‘“‘It was the best team I’ve ever coached.” Rally Cheers Gulls To Victories The 1975-76 varsity rally squad consisted of Theresa Maltman, Teri Taino, Lisa McDonald, Suzy Laws, Pam Mizar,Cindy Nannetti and Tami Fraser. The girls did a fine job cheering the Gulls as they won their many games. The rally also got to do quite a bit of traveling going as far as Vale and then for a week in Eugene at the state basketball tournament. 1. Teri Kaino roots for a victory. 2. Tami Fraser is flanked by Kim McVey and Dorothy Gough. 3. Cindy Nannetti . 5. Getting into the spirit are Teri Kaino, Pam Mizar, Cindy Nannetti, Lisa McDonald and Suzy Laws. 6. Opening round ceremonies of the Christmas Tour- nament.7. Varsity rally members for the year were Tami Kaino, Lisa Mc. Donald. Suzy Laws, Tami Fraser and Theresa Maltman. Jv rally members are Alice Porter, Mary Jean McEwan, Kim McVey and Theresa Kerr. Frosh and Wrestling Rally Frosh rally members are from left. Tami Kaino, Rennay Turk, Pam and Lori Howarth BFE Sat ie (si. $ oe Pv at Ys tg Poles, ine ee Wrestling rally members are clockwise from top right. Debbie Hauger. Theresa Zwahlen, Belinda Holcomb and Sophie Lampien. = 2 ® n e Lu N N © -_ ho =) f O elected Sgt.-at-Arms over the team of Brad Harris and Dave Oesterblad. 1. Bill Nimmo appears at ease during speech as Mary Jean, Gary Ordway, David Hill, and Leslie Wickman look on. 2. Chairman of the Activist, Mike Maltman. 3. Spirit of Budweiser Canabis Co, during the Students for Responsive Government Convention. 4. Gary Ordway flashes shy glance at camera while giving successful campaign speech. 5. Marcia Mosar serves as chairman for the Responsive Govern- ment with Pam Mizar as Secretary 6. during Convention Activists getting down to business during convention. 7. Small but mighty David Hill presents speech, which led him to the Presidency. 8. “State of Studs’’ for Responsive Government quite enthused(?) about the whole thing. Student Council 1977 The 1976-'77 student council offi- cers are, from left, Bruce Holt, ser- geant-at-arms, Suzy Laws, secretary, Gary Ordway, vice president, David Hill, president, Mary Jean McEwan, treasurer and Craig Holt, sergeant-at-arms. Snowball ’76 This year’s 1976 Snoball queen was senior Tara Culp and featured a packed dance floor and the sounds of Sierra. Members of the court are Cindy Painter, Laureen Walters and Katie Ames. In the photo to the right, student body president Leslie Wickman crowns Tara Culp queen as escort Bill Schneider helps. Charlie Brown The SHS drama department, under the direction of Ron Widener, produced ‘‘You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown,” for the 1976 spring play. The six main charac- ters were portrayed by the following drama student- s:Lance Miller, Snoopy; Don Lathrop, Charlie Brown; Kim DeMars, Lucy; Tim Zillman, Schroeder; Tammi McKinnon, Patty, and Tom Udell was Linus. Helping backstage were Pat Mespelt, Carlton Ward and Mike and Laurie Moore. 1. Lucy. played by Kim Demars is swept off her feet by Schroeder's . Tim Zillman’s piano playing. 2. Tim Zillman has doubts about their baseball team 3. Kim Demars does some serious thinking about the team. 4. Another disagreement among characters Tim Zillman, Kim Demars, Tom Udell, Tami McKinnon Lance Miller and Don Lathrop. 5. Whoo'll end up in the dog house? 6. Tami McKinnon talks to Lance Miller This year’s newly-organized girl’s softball team played four games this year winning one of the encounters in a short season. Next year better organization and scheduling should increase the par- ticipation of this popular sport. ¥ The 1976 Girl's Softball team Dick, Tina Jameson, Debbie included Coach Virginia Hamer, Mobley, Linda Johns, Robin Sally Brown, LeAnn Cochran. Lear, Erin Schucker and Loreen Pam Kan. Tami Kaino, Sandy Walters. Golfers third in state coach Ed Rippet’s boy’s golf team continued to dominate the Cowapa League winning handily. The linksters finished third in the state AA tournament behind the play of freshman Brent Dichter who had the lowest average for the year and Guy Sturgeon, Kyle Weston and Jim Wakem an. The Seaside girl's golf team had a very successful year winning four Cowapa League matches for second place. The girls came in fourth in the district out of 11 aa and AAA teams. Junior Sue Dichter was named to the all-league team and was tied for sixth in the state. |. Molly Burke, left. and Pam Laws dig themselves out of trouble. 2. All-league golfer Sue Dichter practices out of the sand. 3. Kathy Walker. left, and Mary Jean McEwan work on their swings. 4. Collette Odegard, Paula Cole and Suzy Laws are just swingin’ around. 5. Just little squirts are Molly Burke, standing. and Suzy Laws. Mary Jean McEwan, Collette Odegard, Pam Laws and Paula Cole. 6. Coach Jerry Olson helps Julie Mespelt, left. and Bridget Gallinger. with their golf games. Dream Until Your Dream Comes True The 1976 junior-senior prom attracted quite a large crowd as queen Pam Mizar and her court of Tara Culp, Teri Kaino, Suzy Laws and Cindy Painter reigned over the affair. ”Seirra”’ provided the music and did a fine job as most of the packed crowed had a very good time. The junior class put on the dance as they traditionally do at the Astoria Country Club. Due to the number of people, the space for dancing was limited, but the event provided an evening of memories fur year’s to come a Princesses for the junior-senior prom court and their escorts are Queen Pam Miza r, Mike Puckett, T: from the bottom. Cindy Painter, Bill Steinweg, Tara Culp, Bob Holmes, Laws and David Oesterbiad wile Girl’s break school records The 1976 girl’s track team lost their first dual track meet in two years, but under the leadership of coach Larry McClellan, everyone on the team improved on their personal bests. Leslie Wickman brooke two district and school records, the high jump and hurdles, and went to the state meet. Also breaking records this year were Alice Porter who took the mile mark and shattered it. 1. Kim Johnson breaks the string. 2. Debbie Hauger stretches for the long jump. 3. Jenine Jacobus clears the bar. 4. Julie Puckett is up and over. 5. Lori Howarth sprints over the hurdles. 6. Debbie Webb keeps up the pace in the 880. 7. Leslie Wickman shows record-breaking form. 8. Barbara Bailey watches her shot put. 9. Alice Porter keeps up the mile run. Tracksters The boy’s track team completed another successful season with strong performances in the field events . The Gulls, coached by John Chesnut is up and over Gene Gilbertson, finished in sixth 2. Robert Nannetti keeps on place in the district meet with many _ unning. 3. Ken Wolf launches the of the team emmembers achieving _Javelin. 4. Bruce Holt leads the their personal bests. Duane Larson _ Pack. 5. Scott Chesnut runs the and John Chesnut qualified for the hurdles. 6. John Chesnut wins the State track meet, with the latter — !ong jump. 7. Ken Wolf releases the placing in the pole vault. shot. 8. Jon Gabriel clears the high jump. 9. Duane Larson sprints over the hurdle. 10. Mike Puckett Bottom, left to right, Lori Howarth, Deb- Top, left to right, Julie Puckett, Cindy Grey, Katie Ames, Marilyn Neal, bie Webb, Peggy Chesnut, Rennay Turk, Marcia Mosar, Coach Larry McClellan, | Robyn Traux, Debbie Hauger and Lisa Barb Bailey, Leslie Wickman, Lori Phillips. Alice Porter, Kim Johnsoon, Kim McVey, Layman. o gi PSS ris wi Ce a’ _ : _— 5 ; $ a eS My vey % Ai “ - Ss ” - Bottom left to right, Coach Gene Gil- Steve Holthe and Robert Nannetti. Top row, Dean Bode, Kevin bertson, John Chesnut, Kent Sund, Mike Third row, Don Beck, Blaze Gallinger, Kirkaldie, Joh Layman, Tom Jardine Puckett. Second row, Scott Chesnut, Brad Harris, Gary Ordway, Jay Nesmith, Dave Gassner and assistant coach Coley Ryan Huntsman, Brian Walsh, Bruce Peter Ryan, Ricky Strom and Tracy — Beghtol. Holt, Howerton. Jv baseball Gulls} fifth straight title The Seagull baseball team won their fifth consecutive Cowapa league championship under coach Jim Auld losing only one league game all season and ranking first in the state for most of the year. The Gulls lost their quarterfinal game against Mac-Hi. All-state hurler Lee Wilson led the Gull pitching corps with four no- hitters on the year. All-state pitcher Lee Wilson fires another strike. 2. Mike McEwan tags out a baserunner. 3. Celebrating the Cowapa League championship. 4. Mike Hartman streaks for home plate as coach Jim Auld urges him on. 5. Jack Pitman cuts loose with a double. 6. Members of the Cowapa League Champ Seagulls are, first row, Mike McEwan, Robby Turk, Dennis Braun. Terry Hendryx, Mark Truax, Craig Holt and Dave Oesterblad. Back row, Coach Jim Auld, Jim Baty. Andy Dueber. Mike Egbert, Lee Wilson, Jack Pitman. Mike Hartman. 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Uallly Michaed Mallman Sheresa - Uallman Deanna Matvaney Ron Millikan Gohn Nelson Carla Nichols g G g chek Mak Su rank Pho Tracy Soutlhwoth Chris Hamm Dale Hampflee Marva Hampflee Fam Seidel e 2 e We Mark Prax Christy Walsborn Yeste Wickman Ned Wood Stove Jarko See Wilson Juniors move on James Alley John Alley Barbara Bailey John Banta cee Banta Jim Baty Anna Beck Carol Blesener Craig Bodway Dennis Braun Danny Brown Lori Brown Jim Cameron Joe Cavazos Mark Cavasos Jim Chambers Sue Chapman Scott Chesnut Ken Cody Paula Cole Vicki Crist Sue Dichter Sandy Dick Doug Doughty Andy Dueber Kirstin Duvall Cindy Dymond Debbie Eller John Fitzpatrick Kim Flammini Steve Foley Michelle Gabriel Bridget Gallinger Wavia Gilbert Chris Gipson Darlene Grant Dave Greenup Brad Harris Jon Haynes Torry Hendryx David Hill Bruce Holt Craig Holt Molly Hughes Ryan Huntsman Pat ller Lisa Jameson CP Ge é, a ie v mS SAY bat | ne Mel Jaques Marvin Jenson Laurie Kero Corey Kline Kevin Lafferty Danny Landauer Kevin Larson Don Lathrop Suzy Laws Kathi Leard Greg Luth Lucy Matteson Lisa McDonald Kim McDowell Tim McHone lvan Meadors Julie Mespelt Debbie Mobley Guy Mulholland Betty New Cathie Nichols Bill Nimmo Dave Oesterblad Ben Olson Tom Olson Mark Paden Cindy Painter Rusty Patten Chris Pfau Andy Pittard Mike Rall Kari Reed Mark Rush Chuck Savage Benny Scallon Kristina Schneider Debbie Shaw Jerry Sisseck Sheila Smets Valaska Smith Bill Stark Bob Stevenson Tim Tagg Alan Thayer Tony Tillman Mike Treadaway Brent Wakeman Christie Wakeman Brian Walsh Dana Walter NOT PICTURED Chuck Baliconis Dave Borland Sheila Justice Lori Lambert Jack Mitchell Shelly Shefler John Sleutel Kyle Weston Kelly Westwood Richard Whitlock Devin Wilson Mindy Wilson Cozart Ken Wolf Loren Wolsiffer Dan Wood Bob Woodford Kathy Zillman Sophs get it together Katie Ames Roni Anderson Calvin Baliconis Bill Ballard Chris Barner Jo Ann Bennett Bruce Billington Teresa Black Cary Borland Lynn Brigham Berernadine Brown Sally Brown Susie Brown Vicky Brownell Mike Calahan Brad Campbell Bill Chambers David Chesnut David Como Clifford Cozart Cynthia Davis Vicky Davis Tom DeGandi David Fish Bob Fitzpatrick Ricky Frame Cindy Frederick Tony Gardener Gerri Garland Nannette Gaston Seldon Glebe Dorothy Gough David Gould John Gould David Gustafson Jeff Hammer Susan Haskell Debbie Hauger Barbara Holmstrom Debbie Horn Richard Horn Pat Hughes Dean Jackson Jenine Jacobus Donna James Tina Jameson David Jaques Mike Jenson Linda Johns Kim Johnson Michelle Jones David Kenne Ralph Keith Mark Kenyon Theresa Kerr Cherly King Jamey Korff Jim Kribs Bill Kreiger Colleen Laferty Sofie Lampien Heidi Larson Lisa Layman Robin Lear Debbie Lloyd Wally Makela David Manion Kathy Mannila Dave Mauermann Terry May Greg McCollum Mary McEwan Tammy McKennon Kim McVey Ken Mendenhall Pat Mespelt Sherry Michalas Lance Miller Cindy Mitchell Mike Morre Robert Nannetti Lynnelle Neitzel Mike Nelson Bill New Willy Nimtz Pat Nolan Collette Odegard Brent Oesterblad Troy Oesterblad Rodney Olson Sophomore Class Officers for 1976 are, at right: Chris Barner, Vice President: Tim Poppino, Secretary; Lynnelle Neitzel, President; David Manion and Dorathy Gough, Sgt. at Arms. Ronald Olsen Gary Ordway Sue Ortwein Mike Owings Melinda Parham Ken Pearl Tim Poppino Alice Porter Lynnette Reynolds Mike Rodgers Vince Rosenbalm Sandy Sargent Deana Schief Eric Schmidt Cynthia Scott Bruce Smith Kelee Spillman Rob Spivey Guy Sturgeon Tracy Sund NOT PICTURED Scott Brown Dan Duttaine Ron. Johnson Peter Ryan Ray Taylor Robby Turk Tom Udell Chuck Waddell Rich Walsborn Rhonda Walters Debbie Webb Steve Wheeler Kevin Widner Theresa Zwahlen Mark Adams Marlene Adams Dan Allen Debbie Allen John Baker Susan Banta Susan Bard Don Beck Jeff Bennett Chris Bergeson Barbara Billings Tim Boardman Dean Bode David Brady Don Braun Kelly Breitmeyer Molly Burke Cheryl Campbell Roberta Campbell Tom Carlson Lori Cavazos Peggy Chestnut Lee Ann Cochran Janet Cozart Kim Demars Brent Dichter Don Doyle Nancy Dueber Susan Dymond Melissa Eddy Mike Eller Joh Gabriel Blaze Gallinger Robert Gaines David Gassner Mary Gier Mike Gillette Ruth Gosser Cindy Gray Scott Haller Helen Hamlin Danny Haner Monty Hatler Roger Hazen Janice Henry Belinda Holcombe Jeff Holloway Steve Horn Lorri Howarth Tracy Howerton Tom Jardine Annette Jeremiah Brian Jandt Sherri Justice Tami Kaino Pam Kan Sandra Kline Kevin Kirkaldie Nel Kribs Wendy Krieger Pam Laws Greg Lawson Jon Layman Russell Lende Dale Malvaney Dale Marcus Gary May Danny McDonald Luke Mclivenny Laurie Mespelt Mark Michalas Tina Mizar Laurie Moore Jay Nesmith James Nichols Jodi Nickens John Nicolazzi Arly Odegard Mary O Harra Bob Olson David Oxley Dianne Oxley Dean Paulus Lorrie Phillips James Pierce John Postlewaite Sue Postlewaite Julie Puckett Vera Raichl Eleanora Rider Lisa Rosenbalm Theresa Salas Don Sanford Scott Saulsbury Erin Schucker Pam Scott Nina Smith Rick Strom Nancy Tagg Candy Thomas Rob Thompson Sue Traweek Wade Tucker NOT PICTURED Sherry Brooks Willard Clary Ron Graves Marcee Johanson Penny Pantekoch Wayne Welch Rennay Turk Kelli Ulrey Taimi Wage Robert Walkup Loreen Walters David Watts Dan Weaver Mike Westwood Susan Wilson Steve Wood Gary Zimmerman Michael Zsarko 1, —_ Members of the FFA are. front row John Baker, Steve Osterlund. Bob Olson Scott Saulsbery, Dean Paulus, David Watts. Scott Chesnut and advisor Mike Members of last years Barbara Bailey. Sue Dichter, Letterperson’s Club are front Dana Walter. Teri Kaino, Pam row, Coach Irene Holland, David Mizar, Marcia Mosar and Mary Fish. Debbie Webb. Alice Porter. Jean McEwan. Back row. Coach Suzy Laws, Leslie Wickman. Bruce Buzzell, Bill Nimmo, Dave Tiedeman. Back row, Genine Jacobus Susie Dymond, Theresa Zwahlen, Laurie Kero. Kari Reed and Tori Hendryx Oesterblad, Jim Baty, Tyan Huntsman, Bruce Holt. Duane Larson, Richard Whitlock, Craig Holt. Ken Wolf. Robert Nannetti Pat Nolan and Gary Ordway Speech Club members are, clockwise from bottom, Don Lathrop, Warren See, Annette Jerimiah, Bill Nimmo, Debbie Shaw, advisor George Stacey, Lisa Ros- enbalm, Nel Kribs, Chery! Harding and Jorjette Strumme. Honor Society members for the year are Carlton Ward, Rachelle Brown, Suzy Dana Walter, Barbara Bailey, Sue Dichter, Bill Nimmo, Duane Zimmerman, Mike Laws, Susan Goolsby, Duane Larson, Bridget Gallinger, Craig Holt and Leslie Wickman. McEwan, Teri Kaino, Ralph Dichter, Jorjett Strumme, advisor Miss Ann Lewis, Julie Mespelt, Members of the Pep Club are clockwise, from left. Sophie Lampien, Kathy Zillman, Wavia Gilbert, Cindy Dymond, Miss Darlene Bush, DeAnna Malvanney, Theresa Zwahlen, Mrs. Maryon Greenough, Kelly Westwood and Barbie Holm strom Spanish Club members for 1975-76 were Jan Hearron, David Horning, Robin Lear, Nannette Gaston, advisor Ed Jessen. Debbie Shaw. Theresa Kerr and Bill Nimmo eniaie Editor Advertising Business Manager .. . Feature Editor Ben Scallan Sports Editor Mike Rodgers Reporters.....Jim Barner, Kirstin Duvall, Pat Hughes, Robin Lear, Pam Laws, Troy Oesterblad, Brent Oesterblad, Renay Turk, Sue Haskell, Scott Saulsbury. Photographers....Tim Zillman, Vicki Brownell, Sheila Smets, Mike Nelson, John —_— Cathy Nichols. Adwvertinine.. :. Tracy Southworth, Sue Chapman, Collette Odegard, Jana sei ae Jan Hearton, Suzy Tucker. Harold Riggan, Principal Arghonauts School board members are Bob Olson, Bill Fague, Don Erickson, Gainor Minott, Bruce Haskell, Prudence Adams and Paul See. Dr. Charles Smith. 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