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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1978 volume:

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AT THE PEP ASSEMBLY ON FRIDAY THE TUG-OF- WAR, HALL CONTEST AND YELL CON- TEST TOOK PLACE TO SEE WHO WOULD WIN THE SPIRIT CUP. AT THE PEP ASSEMBLY THERE WAS A TIE BETWEEN THE JUNIORS AND THE SENIORS IN THE HALL AND YELL CONTEST. CLEAR-UP UNTIL THE LAST EVENT THE JUNIORS AND THE SENIORS WERE NECK AND NECK, STRIVING TO WIN THE TROPHY. WHEN THE SCORES WERE ALL TALLIED IN THE END THE SENIORS HAD WON BY A HAIR, BECAUSE OF THEIR FANTASTIC STRUGGLE TO WIN THE TUG-OF-WAR, SEASIDE VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM PLAYED TILLAMOOK FOR OUR LAST LEAGUE GAME. AND THE EVENING ENDED WITH A HOMECOMING DANCE, WITH QUEEN KATIE AMES AND HER COURT BEING HONORED, 1977 FALL THE 1977 FOOTBALL RALLY INITIATED A NEW SYSTEM DEVISED OF THREE SEPARATE RALLY SQUADS; FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, WRESTLING. THIS SYSTEM WAS AN ATTEMPT TO PROVIDE MORE OF AN OPPORTUNITY TO INVOLVE A GREATER NUMBER OF STUDENTS. VARSITY Nel Nickens Kribbs FOOTBALL RALLY J.V. J.V. SUZANN GABRIEL, KAY MARLNEE, SUSAN SOPKO AND KIM MAKI. FROSH KATIE CAMERON, TANA LAMONT, BARB WESTBY AND MICHELLE WAKEMAN. VARSITY FOOTBALL a T. _ ¢ . 7 ie BRIAN JANDT (68), LYNN BRIGHAM AND BILL KREIGER (70) CONGRATULATE ONE ANOTHER ON SEASIDE'S PLAY. BILL KREIGER (70) LOOKS ON TRYING TO DETERMINE WHO BOTTOM. DON BRAUN (40) LOOKS PUZZLED AT SEASIDE'S SIDELINE. THE SEASIDE VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FINISHED THE SEASON WITH A 1-6 COWAPA LEAGUE RECORD. THE ONE WIN OF THE SEASON CAME AGAINST NEAH-KAH-NIE WITH A 7-6 SCORE. MR. MIKE CORRIGAN WAS HEAD COACH AND MR. JIM AULD WAS ASSIST ANT COACH FOR THIS YEAR'S TEAM. J.V. FOOTBALL SEASIDE'S J. V. TEAM LINES UP TO TAKE ON RAINIER. THE SEASIDE JUNIOR VARSITY FOOT- BALL TEAM FINISHED THE COWAPA LEAGUE SEASON WITH A 4-3 RECORD. THE WINS WERE SCORED OVER RAINIER, TILLAMOOK, SCAPPOOSE AND RAINIER. MR. BRUCE BUZZELL WAS HEAD COACH AND MR. LARRY McCLELLAN WAS ASSISTANT COACH FOR THE TEAM. DOUG WUENCH (21) RUNS WIDE FOR A TOUCHDOWN AS JOHN LENDE (30) OFFERS SUPPORT AND A RAINIER PLAYER CLOSES IN PURSUIT. FRESHMAN seidhear ist SEASIDE AND RAINIER PLAYERS LOOK TO SEE WHOM IS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PILE. THE FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM HAD A FRUSTRATING SEASON FINISHING WITH A 0-7 LEAGUE RECORD. THE TEAM WAS STRONG IN NUMBERS WITH 38 FRESHMEN BOYS OUT FOR THE SPORT. MR. KURTIS SAIKI AND MR. NEAL MAINE WERE COACHES FOR THE TEAM. SEASIDE PLAYER IS TACKLED BY RAINIER PLAYER. CROSS COUNTRY BOYS AND GIRLS vw” i. SEASIDE'S CROSS COUNTRY TEAM FINISHED THEIR SEASON WELL WITH THE GIRLS PLACING THIRD AND THE BOYS PLACING FIFTH AT THE COWAPA LEAGUE MEET. SCOTT SAULSBURY WAS CHOSEN CAPTAIN FOR THE BOYS TEAM. FOR THE GIRLS ALICE PORTER AND PEGGY CHESTNUT CAPTURED THE HONORS AS CAPTAINS. CHESTNUT AND PORTER WERE ALSO CHOSEN FOR ALL LEAGUE. PORTER WAS PICKED TO BE ON SECOND TEAM FOR ALL STATE CROSS COUNTRY. 1977 VOLLEYBALL THE 1977 VOLLEY- BALL SEASON WAS A 9 J GROWING ONE. a % ' SIXTH YEAR COACH, i B IRENE HOLLAND | SAID, THE EX- PERIENCE WAS FRUSTRATING FOR ALL, BUT I GIVE CREDIT TO MY GIRLS FOR NEVER GIVING UP. SALLY BROWN BUMPS THE BALL AS TERESA PALMER LOOKS ON. LINDA JOHNS, KELLE SPILLMAN AND ERIN SHUCKER SHOW TEAM WORK IN RETURNING THE BALL. VARSITY TEAM MEMBERS INCLUDED: SALLY BROWN, 12, LINDA JOHNS, 12, CINDY SCOTT, 12, KELEESPILLMAN, 12, AMBER HELSEL, 11, DANI SAYER, 11, ERIN SCHUCKER, 11, JILL GANN, 10, AND TERESA PALMER, 10. JUNIOR VARSITY MEMBERS WERE: LEE ANN COCHRAN, 11, TAMI REIERSON, 11, TERRI REIERSON, 11, CARA JUDD, 10, BEVERLY OWENS, 10, KIM ANDERSON, 9, DEBBIE GAINES, 9, BARB GALLINGER, 9, WENDY GANN, 9, CHRIS HAUGER, 9, AND PAULINE OSTERMEIER, 9, SCORERS, TIMERS AND MANAGERS FOR THE SEASON INCLUDED: BONNIE BROWN, 11, RENEE GASTON, 10, LORRAINE HILL, 10, DEBBIE JOHNSTON, 9, CHRIS MESPELT, 9, AND KARI MILLER, 9. r? et ae se oe ie ea ERIN SHUCKER IS READY TO RETURN THE BALL AS TERESA PALMER WATCHES. LINDA JOHNS GOES UP FOR THE BALL. POWDERPUFF 1977 THIS YEARS SEASIDE HIGH POW DERPUFF GAME WAS HELD ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. IT WAS THE FRENIORS VS. THE JUNEMORES. THE FRENIORS WERE FAVORED TO WIN BECAUSE THEY HAVE HAD AN UNDEFEATED TEAM FOR THE PAST THREE YEARS. THE JUNEMORES CONSISTED OF COACH: DOUG WEUENCH, JOHN NICOLAZZI, AND DAN MACDONALD. THE PLAYERS WERE: LEEANN COCHRAN, AMBER HELSEL, BELINDA HOLCOMBE, LORRI HOWARTH, TAMI REIERSON, ERIN SHUCKER, RENNAY TURK, MITZI YORK, SUSAN CHAMBER AND CAROLE RUDE. THE FRENIORS CONSISTED OF COACH: BRENT OESTERBLAD AND ROBBY TURK. THE PLAYERS WERE: TERESA BLACK, SALLY BROWN, SUE HASKELL, LINDA JOHNS, KIM JOHNSON, SOPHI LAMPIEN, KIM MCKEY, MARY JEAN MCEWAN, ALICE PORTER, COLLETTEODEGUARD, KELEE SPILLMAN, CAREY BENEKE, KARA HUGHE S, DEBBIE JOHNSTON, PATTY MCKENNON AND DORAN WENCH. THE BATTLE BETWEEN THE TWO TEAMS WAS A STRUGGLE FOR BOTH WITH THE FRENIORS WINNING WITH THE SCORE- BOARD READING 6-0. FALL SPORTS AWARDS FOOTBALL: Honorary Gary Most Captain Ordway Most David Most David Inspirational] Valuable Larson Improved Hughes Most Bill Philip Inspirational Kreiger Bolster Offensive Doug Defensive Robert Coaches Troy Back Weuensch Back Gaines Most Award Oesterblad Improved Most Improved Dan Offensive John Defensive Derrick Gordon Player McDonald Lineman Reierson Lineman Ray Jones VOLLEYBALL: VARSITY Most Valuable Erin Bev Most Valuable Player Schucker Owens Player Honorary Linda Cara Honorary Captains: Johns Judd Captain Kelee Spillman Most Inspirational Kelee Chris Most Inspirational Players: Spillman Hauger Player Linda Johns Most Improved Cindy Debbie Most Improved Player: Scott Gaines Player CROSS COUNTRY: BOYS GIRLS Honorary Scott Alice Honorary Captain Saulsbury Porter Captain Most Scott oy Most Inspirational Saulsbury she Inspirational: Alice Porter Most Mark Most Improved DeMars Berneard Improved SEASIDE HIGH'S ATHLETIC DIRECTOR, JERRY WESTERHOLM COORDINATED THE 1977 FALL SPORTS AWARDS. IT WAS HELD IN THE SEASIDE HIGH SCHOOL CAFETORIUM, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH AT 7:00 PM. REX NANCE, SOPHOMORE, SPENDS LEISURE TIME SKATEBOARDING. STUDENT WALKS ALONG THE BEACH AS THE FALL SEASON ENDS. REFLECTIONS JERRY HELSEL, FRESHMAN, AND JON LAYMAN, JUNIOR, WERE TWO CROSS COUNTRY RUNNERS IN THE FALL. A FALL NIGHT ON THE NORTHERN OREGON COAST. WINTE . 7h . RALLY AND STUDENTS PREPARE TO TAM LENG CMSERS TRAM OM, CHEER VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM ON AFTER HALF TIME, VARSITY RALLY PERFORMS. RALLIES MARY MC CAULLEY AND TAMI CARLSON PERFORM A CHEER. THE J.V. BASKETBALL RALLY THIS YEAR INCLUDED: MARY MC CAUL- LEY, TAMI CARLSON, SHELLY SMITH AND RENEE GASTON, KARI MILLER, BARB WESTBY, MI- CHELLE WAKEMAN, JENNI TAYLOR AND STACY HANSON COMPRISED THIS YEAR'S FRESHMAN BASKETBALL RALLY. BASKETBALL VARSITY RALLY MEM- BERS WORKED HARD THIS YEAR AT THE GAMES MAKING SURE THAT THE CROWD WAS CHEERING ON THE TEAM AT ALL TIMES. MANY HOURS OF PRACTICING WAS DONE BY THESE GIRLS IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE THE END RESULT OF EXCELLENT CROWD PARTICIPATION AT THE GAMES. VARSITY RALLY MEMBERS INCLUD - ED: NANCY DUEBER, TAMI KAINO, PEGGY CHESTNUT, RENNAY TURK, JODI NICKENS AND PAM LAWS. SHELLY SMITH AND RENNE GASTON LEAD CROWD IN A CHANT. VARSITY BASKETBALL THE BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 4 Te , JOHN O'DONOVAN (22) TANGLES WITH THE OPPOSITION. Ss � 3 JON GABRIEL SHOTS THE BALL FOR TWO, ACHIEVED A SUCCESSFUL SEASON THIS YEAR WITH A TOTAL OF 12 WINS AND 11 LOSSES. OUTSTANDING PLAYERS INCLUDED DAVE MAUERMANN WHO MADE FIRST TEAM ALL LEAGUE AND ALSO MIKE RIGGAN AND TOM JARDINE WHO WERE GIVEN HONORABLE MENTION, DAVE MAUERMANN WAS ALSO VOTED HONORARY CAPTAIN, WHILE DON BRAUN WAS THE MOST CONSISTANT STARTER, AND VOTED THE MOST IN- SPIRA TIONAL AND BEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER. COACH LARRY ELLIOTT CITED, WE HAD A VERY SUCCESSFUL SEASON BUT WILL HAVE MORE EMPHASIS ON DE - FENSE NEXT YEAR, - BRENT DICHTER JUMPS FOR THE BALL. DAVE MAUERMANN (34) PUTS THE BALL UF, THE TEAM CONSISTED OF: DAN MC- DONALD, JON GABRIEL, GARY ZIM- MERMAN, CURT GANN, SCOTT HAL- LER, DON BRAUN, MARK ADAMS, DAVE MAUERMANN, TOM JARDINE, MIKE RIGGAN AND BRENT DICHTER. MARK ADAMS (38) SHOTS FOR TWO. BOYS J. V. BASKETBALL WAS PLAGUED J.V. BASKETBALL BY MANY INJURIES AND ILLNESS THIS YEAR BUT STILL MANAGED TO UPHOLD A SEASON RECORD OF 13 WINS AND 9 LOSES, COACH ED JOHNSON CITED, I WAS VERY HAPPY WITH THE TEAM EFFORT AND THOUGHT THEY WERE ONE FAN- TASTIC GROUP OF ATHLETES, STEVE RUSH, JIM WEBB, DAVE HAS- KELL, GREG ELLIOTT, ANDY BLACK, DAVE LARSON AND KEN WOLISFER MADE UP THIS YEARS J.V. BASKETBALL DAVE LARSON WAITS FOR THE REBOUND. DAVE HASKELL SHOTS THE BALL. g ts DAVE LARSON COU IDESAWITE CH FROSH THE FRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM THE FRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM FINISHED THE SEASON WITH A 11-10 INCLUDED: JEFF HAMEL, BRENT RECORD. PLAYING 21 GAMES THERE STARR, GREG TRAWEEK, JEFF CAROW, WERE SIXTEEN BOYS OUT FOR THE TONY HENDRYX, TEDDY HENDRYX, FRESHMEN TEAM THIS YEAR WHICH TIM GRAFTON, MIKE SENN, TRACY WAS COACHED BY BRUCE BUZZELL. DEGANDI, TROY LAWS, TODD LAWS, THREE STATISTICIANS, A MANAGER MIKE HAYES, RANDY GAUPER, AND SCORER ROUNDED OUT THE RICHARD LEITHNER, GREG ORDWAY, AND MIKE HOGSETT. _ . (52) SHOTS FOR SEASIDE AS TIM GRAFTON (30), MIKE SENN (32) AND GREG TRAWEEK (14) LOOK ON. GREG ORDWAY (54) SHOWS DEFENSE ACTION AGAINST ASTORIA. TODD LAWS (42) SHOOTS THE BALL AS MIKE HOGSETT (80) AND TONY HEN- DRYX (22) LOOK ON. VARSITY BASKETBALL THE GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM HAD AN OUTSTANDING SEASON TAKING FIRST IN THE COWAPA LEAGUE AND EIGHTH IN THE STATE AA TOUR- NAMENT, COACH ED RIPPET STATED, WE HAD A GOOD SEASON; BY FAR THEY WERE THE BEST BALL-HANDLING TEAM I'VE HAD. THE GIRLS FINISHED OFF THE SEASON WITH A 19-2 RECORD, VOTED POSITIONS WERE CO-CAPTAINS: TERESA BLACK AND SALLY BROWN; MOST IMPROVED AND MOST INSPIRA - TIONAL; COLETTE ODEGARD AND BEST DEFENSIVE; KELEE SPILLMAN, LEADING THE GULLS IN POINTS AND REBOUNDS WAS JULIE HOUGHT. JULIE HOUGHT (42) JUMPS FOR THE BALL, TERESA BLACK (22), LOREEN WALTERS (40) AND KELEE SPILLMAN (20) CON- GRATULATE ONE ANOTHER AS COACH reo TERESA BLACK (22) SHOOTS THE BALL. 42 LOREEN WALTERS (40) SHOOTS OVER TERESA BLACKS (40) SCREEN, ED RIPPET, JULIE HOUGHT (42) AND SALLY BROWN (24) LOOK ON, KELEE SPILLMAN SHOTS THE BALL AS JULIE HOUGHT (42) GETS READY FOR THE REBOUND. COACH ED RIPPET GIVES HIS TEAM SOME STRATEGY. wens ee wr MELISSA EDDY, KELEE SPILLMAN, LAURIE MESPELT, ERIN SCHUCKER, COLLETTE ODEGARD AND LOREEN WALTERS. COACH ED RIPPET, SALLY BROWN, MARLENE ADAMS, LISA LAYMAN, JULIE HOUGHT, JULIE PUCKETT AND TERESA BLACK, J.V. BASKETBALL THE GIRLS J. V. BASKETBALL TEAM ENDED THE SEASON WITH A 17-0 RECORD, BEING THE BEST J. V. TEAM IN THE COWAPA LEAGUE, ACCORD- ING TO COACH, GINNY HAMER, SHE FELT THAT, MANY GAMES WEREN'T CHALLENGING AS THEY WON BY SEVERAL POINTS, BUT NOTED THEY HAVE A LOT OF TALENT TO ADD TO A WINNING VARSITY PROGRAM. CAPTURING MOST IMPROVED PLAYER WAS SUE CHAMBERS: MOST VALUABLE PLAYER, AMBER HELSEL; AND MOST INSPIRATIONAL, BELINDA HOLCOMBE. TEAM MEMBERS INCLUDED: AMBER HELSEL, BELINDA HOLCOMBE, TAMI REIERSON, LISA ELLISON, JILL GANN, SUE CHAMBERS, LEE ANN COCHRAN, DANI SAYER, SUZANN GABRIEL AND TERI REIERSON. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL THE FRESHMEN GIRLS BASKETBALL FOR THE SPORT. TEAM FINISHED THE SEASON WITH A 6-4 RECORD. COACHED BY COLEMAN TEAM MEMBERS INCLUDED: KIM AN- BEGHTOL, SOCIAL SCIENCE INSTRUC - DERSON, REBECCA BROWNELL, HEIDI TOR, THE GIRLS SHOWED LOTS OF HANSON, TANA LAMONT, KATIE ENTHUSIASM AT GAMES AND PRAC- CAMERON, CAREY BENEKE, WENDY TICES, A FRESHMEN TEAM WAS ES- GANN, KIM JACKSON, PATTY MAY, TABLISHED THIS YEAR DUE TO THE DORENE WUENSCH, DEBBIE ANDERSON NUMBER OF GIRLS WHO TURNED OUT AND DEBBIE JOHNSTON, Au hs ? DEBBIE ANDERSON (23) SHOOTS THE BALL. tan - i i. HANSON DRIBBLES THE BALL CAREY BENEKE IS GUARDED AS SHE N THE COURT. ATTEMPTS TO PASS THE BALL. THIS YEAR SEASIDE HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING WAS COACHED BY KURTIS SAIKI AND ASSISTED BY CHUCK MAT- TOCKS. 33 STUDENTS TURNED OUT FOR THE TEAM. ACCORDING TO COACH KURTIS SAIKI THIS WAS A VERY SUC- CESSFUL YEAR. SEASIDE TOOK SECOND IN THE DISTRICT WRESTLING TOURNA- MENT AND SENT SEVEN WRESTLERS TO STATE COMPETITION, (A) SEASIDE HIGH COACHES: CHUCK MATTOCKS AND KURTIS SAIKI. (B) SEASIDE TEAM MEMBER PRESENTED AS WINNER. (C) AS ALWAYS SEASIDE IS ON TOP. a: , (A) SEASIDE HIGH WRESTLING TEAM: JOHN LENDE, WADE HOLBROOK, PAT NOLAN, DERRICK RAY, JOHN REIERSON, THAD NOLAN, TERRY BOWERS, DAVID OXLEY, RUSS LENDE, (NOT PICTURED): BILL KREIGER, TIM POPPINO, DAVE GUSTAFSON, DAVE COMO, MIKE CALAHAN, ALEC GIESS, TRACY HOWERTON, BRIAN JANDT, TOM CARLSON, MIKE WADE, MARK JENSON, ROBBIE MOORE, ALLEN ADAMS, RALPH BODE, MARK CLARK, DAVE BISHOP, JEFF KING, MIKE SNYDER, JERRY HELSEL, PHILLIP BOLSTER, GORDON JONES, CHRIS KAUFMAN, RON KLAICH, DOUG KERO, JOE NICOLAZZI. (B) SEASIDE TEAM MEMBER GOES FOR A TAKE DOWN, (C) SEASIDE TEAM MEMBER GIVES IT A GOOD TRY, SEASIDE WRESTLER IS OFF TO A GOOD START. SEASIDE HIGH WRESTLING RALLY: RENEE COSGROVE, CHERYL CAMPBELL, TERRI TILLMAN. SEASIDE TEAM MEMBER ATTEMPTS TO TAKE DOWN OP- PONENT. REPRESENTING SEASIDE IN THE STATE AA TOURN- AMENT WERE MARK JENSEN, TERRY BOWERS, RUSS LENDE, PAT NOLAN, BILL KRIEGER, DAVE COMO AND JOHN REIERSON. BOTH BILL KRIEGER AND DAVE COMO PLACED AT STATE; BILL TAKING FOURTH AND DAVE TAKING FIFTH. (A) BILL KRIEGER, AND ANOTHER WRES- TLER GO FOR A PIN. (B) COACH MATTOCKS TALKS WITH MIKE WADE. (C) STATE WRESTLERS; RUSS LENDE AND PAT NOLAN. WINTER SPORTS AWARDS BASKETBALL: BOYS’ VARSITY FROSH Honorary Dave Most Mike Captain Mauerman Valuable Hayes Best Defensive Don Best Brent Player Braun Defensive Starr Most Don Most Tedd Inspirational Braun Improved Hendryx Most John Improved Gabriel John O'donovan GIRLS’ VARSITY J.V. FROSH Best Julie Most Amber Most Debbie Offensive Hought Valuable Helsel Inspirational Johnston Best Kelee Most Dani Most Tana Defensive Spillman Inspirational Sayers Improved Lamont Most Collette Most Susan Inspirational Odegard Improved Chambers Most Collette Improved Odegard Co-Captains Teresa Black Sally ae Brown WRESTLING BILL MOST DAVE MOST TERRY KRIEGER OUTSTANDING COMO IMPROVED BOWERS THE 1978 WINTER SPORTS AWARDS WAS HELD MONDAY, MARCH 13, IN THE SEA- SIDE HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA. THE PEP CLUB FURNISHED ASSORTED DESSERTS, AFTER SPECIAL AWARDS WERE PRESENTED TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAMS, THE GROUPS SPLIT UP AND WENT TO SEPERATE ROOMS FOR INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONS OF WINTER SPORTS AWARDS. ce x) 2 o an = a a ae = 2 = o ae EY eh ‘tase VERONICA CRAYE MAKES HER APPEARANCE. THE HOLLOW WAS THE 1977 FALL PLAY. IT WAS CO-DIRECTED BY MR. CARL ODIN, AND MR, PETER LINDSEY. THE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR WAS LORI MENTELL. THE PLAY CONTAINED ROMANCE, SUSPENSE, AFFAIRS AND BEST OF ALL A MURDER! CHARACTERS DEMARS SIR HENRY ANGKATELL TOM HEFFERMAN LADY ANGKATELL LAURA ABSHER MIDGE HARVEY TAMMY MCKENNON GUDGEON JEFF ROBERTS EDWARD ANGKATELL TOM UDELL JOHN CRISTOW TROY OESTERBLAD GERDA CRISTOW TRINA BERGER VERONICA CRAYE LESLIE TROUTE INSPECTOR COLQUHOUN BOB SILVA DETECTIVE SGT. PENNY BRUCE ROBE RTSON STAGE MANAGER KIM CALDWELL STAGE CREW JOE MASTERSON, RODNEY OLSEN, JODY MATTESON LIGHTS LORRIE MOORE MAKE -UP SUE TREADWAY, KELLI ULREY JOHN CRISTOW GETS SHOT. JOHN CRISTOW IS DEAD. LADY ANGKATELL THINKING VERONICA CRAYE'S BEAUTY EN- INTENTLY. HANCES EVERYONE. THE BARBERSHOP SIX- TET CAPTURED FIRS1 PLACE THIS YEAR AT THE TALENT SHOW HELD ON JANUARY 26. THE SHOW WAS SPON- SORED BY THE VOCAL JAZZ ENSEMBLE. MONEY RAISED BY THE GROUP WAS USED FOR TRAVEL EXPENSES. PAT MESPELT WAS MAS- TER OF CEREMONIES OVERSEEING 15 ACTS THIS YEAR. “THE BARBERSHOP SIXTET WON FIRST PLACE AT THE TALENT SHOW THIS YEAR. TRINA BERGER SINGS A SONG ASHER CHRIS HAUGER PLAYS HER FLUTE PART IN THE TALENT SHOW, AT THE TALENT SHOW, THE GONG SHOW WAS HELD THIS YEAR ON MAY 18TH. FIRST PRIZE WIN- ‘ ” NER WAS RUSSELL HAR- GONG SHOW 78 RISON WHO SANG AN ORIGINAL SONG. TRINA Seen | BERGER AND CHUCK BALICONIS AND CHRIS HAUGER WERE THE OTHER TOP TWO ACTS. RUSS JOHNSON WAS MAS- TER OF CEREMONIES AND CARL ODIN, GEORGE STACEY, SOPHIE LAMPIN AND ROB SPIVEY WERE THE JUDGES. THE MONEY EARNED BY THE SENIOR CLASS FROM THE GONG SHOW WENT TOWARDS THE SENIOR GRADUATION PARTY, SEN- IOR SKIP DAY AND A SUR- : PRISE PARTY FOR KRIS- JUDGES CARL ODIN, SOFIE LAMPIN,. GEORGE TINA ROMBERG, THIS ; YEAR'S FOREIGN EX- STACEY AND ROB SPIVEY. CHANGE STUDENT. RUSS JOHNSON, MASTER OF CERE- MONIES, AND KAZOO BAND. RUSSELL HARRISON WINNER OF THE GONG SHOW. ASB ELECTIONS’ 78 CAMPAIGNING FOR THE ACTIVIST PARTY THIS YEAR WERE: BRENT DICHTER, PRESIDENT; GREG ELLIOTT, VICE- PRESIDENT; DAYNA NELSON, TREASURER; WENDY KRIEGER, SECRETARY; SCOTT SALULSBURY AND TRINA BERGER, SERGEANT-AT-ARMS, CAMPAIGNING FOR THE RESPONSIVE PARTY WERE: RUSS JOHNSON, PRESIDENT; TAMI CARLSON, VICE-PRESIDENT; MARLENE ADAMS, SECRETARY; THAD NOLAN, TREASURER; JEFF BENNETT AND DON BRAUN, SERGEANT-AT-ARMS. THE 1978-79 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS ARE: BRENT DICHTER, PRESIDENT; GREG ELLIOTT, VICE-PRESIDENT; MARLENE ADAMS, SECRETARY; DAYNA NELSON, TREASURER; JEFF BENNETT AND DON BRAUN, SERGEANT-AT-ARMS. SADIE HAWKINS—SNOBALL DANCES SADIE HAWKINS DANCE AND THE SNOBALL DANCE SEASIDE HIGH SCHOOL'S FIRST ANNUAL SADIE HAWKINS DANCE WAS HELD ON NOVEMBER 4TH AFTER THE LAST VARSITY FOOTBALL GAME IN HONOR OF KING FOOTBALL. IT WAS HELD IN THE CAFETERIA AND LASTED UNTIL MIDNIGHT. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE WAS CARL ODIN, HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELOR AND HE MARRIED COUPLES UNTIL MIDNIGHT FOR ONLY 25¢. MARRIAGE LICENSES WERE ALSO GIVEN TO THE NEWLYWEDS, IT WAS A DISCO DANCE AND THE DISC JOCKEY WAS STEVE MORRIS FROM THE RADIO STATION KPAM, HE PLAYED HIS RECORDS AND EVEN HANDED OUT SOME ALBUMS AND 45'S FROM 10 PM UNTIL 12 PM. THE TURN-OUT WAS GOOD AND $325.00 WAS MADE, THE SADIE HAWKINS DANCE WAS A PEP CLUB DANCE AND WAS NAMED AS SUCH TO GIVE GIRLS A CHANCE TO CHASE AFTER THE GUYS THAT CAME STAG OR EVEN SOME WHO CAME DRAG, SADIE HAWKINS ORIGINATED IN THE IMAGINATIVE MIND OF AL CAPP AND HIS WELL KNOWN COMIC STRIP LIL' ABNER' AND HIS LIFE AT DOG PATCH, THE DANCE WAS A TRUE SUCCESS AND THE PEP CLUB HOPES TO MAKE IT AN AN- NUAL EVENT, THE FIRST SNOWBALL DANCE WE HAD HERE AT SEASIDE HIGH SCHOOL WAS IN 1948. IT'S A DANCE THAT USUALLY IS HELD IN FEBRUARY. THE DANCE GOT ITS NAME A LONG TIME AGO BECAUSE IT WAS HELD JUST WHEN THE GROUND WAS COVERED BY SNOW, THIS YEAR THE DANCE WAS FEBRUARY 18TH. IT'S A GIRL ASK BOY DANCE AND IT'S SEMI-FORMAL. THE DANCE WAS HELD HERE AT SEA- SIDE AND THE PEP CLUB PUT IT ON AS USUAL. THE MUSIC WAS PLAYED BY ECLIPS. THE COST WAS $4 A COUPLE AND REFRESHMENTS WERE AVAILABLE, PRINCESS DEBBIE ANDERSON, QUEEN RONI ANDERSON, PRINCESS NANCY DUEBER AND PRINCESS TAMI CARLSON. ND = ja) Z, — CO je Z aw = DN SPRING SPORTS AWARD VARSITY BASEBALL HONORARY CAPTAIN ROB TURK BEST DEFENSIVE DON BRAUN MR, HUSTLI BILI CHAMBERS BOYS COo- CAPTAIN BILL KRIEGER OUTSTANDING SENIOR BILL KRIEGER OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORE DOUG WUENSCH CO- CAPTAIN JEFF BENNENT OUTSTANDING JUNIOR JON GABRIEL OUTS TANDING FRESHMAN DON LINDMAN MOST VALUABLE JOHN NICOLAZZI MOST INSPIRA TIONAI BILL CHAMBERS MOST IMPROVED KELLY ANDERSON GIRLS CAPTAIN DEBBIE WEBB MOST IMPROVED LISA LAYMAN SOFTBALL MOST IMPROVED PATTY MAY MOST INSPIRA TIONAL SALLY BROWN BEST HUSTLE TINA JAMESON BEST BATTING AVERAGI TERESA BLACK LEADING EXTRA BASE HITTER SALLY BROWN MOST INSPIRA TIONAI MARY JEAN McEWAN MOST OUTS TANDING KIM JOHNSON BOYS TRACK oleh Pps s on 7 ares é JEFF BENNETT, SAMURI TRACK BRUCE JENNER BEWARE, JIM WEBB MAN. IS ON THE LOOSE, THE BOYS TRACK TEAM HAD AN OUTSTANDING YEAR, INCLUDING A DUAL MEET RECORD OF 10 WINS AND 4 LOSSES; 2ND PLACE IN COWAPA LEAGUE RELAYS; 2ND PLACE AA IN FOREST GROVE RELAYS; 5TH PLACE DISTRICT MEET, AND 4TH PLACE IN THE FRESHMAN LEAGUE MEET. NEW SCHOOL RECORDS WERE ALSO SET BY: JON GABRIEL, WITH A POLE VAULT OF 13'8 , AND A HIGH JUMP OF 6'7 . JON GABRIEL, RICK STORM, AND BLAZE GALLINGER; IN THE 60 YARD HIGH HURDLE RELAY WITH A TIME OF 26, 26 SE C - ONDS. AND ANOTHER RECORD WAS SET BY DON HANSON, IN THE 400 METER RUN WITH A TIMING OF 57.7 SECNNDS. STATE MEET COMPETITORS WERE: DOUG WUENSCH, WITH A 20'3 LONG JUMP; AND JON GABRIEL WITH A HIGH JUMP OF 6'4 PLACING 2ND AND A POLE VAULT OF 13'8 PLACING 4TH IN STATE COMPETITION, MEMBERS OF THE BOYS TRACK TEAM INCLUDED: DAN WEAVER, JOHN O'DONOVAN, JEFF BENNETT, DOUG WUENSCH AND ARLEY ODEGARD, JIM WEBB, MIKE HAYS, SCOTT SAULSBURY, GARY MAY, DON HANSEN AND STEVE CHILD, RICK STROM, TERRY BOWERS, RUSS JOHNSON, LARRY HOGELAND AND BLAZE GALLINGER. TODD WOODWARD, JON GABRIEL, TAMI CARLSON, TEAM STATISTITION, AND COACH GENE GILBERTSON. wi nm SCOTT SAULSBURY AND TERRY BOWERS IN HOT PURSUIT. TRACY KOBERSTEIN SHOWS HOW TO LEAP OVER GIANT BUILDINGS. RICK STROM SHOWING PROPER FORM. UFO LAUNCHING SITE OR CHRIS HAUGER THROWING DISCUS? GIRLS TRACK MEMBERS OF THE GIRLS TRACK TEAM INCLUDED: CHERYL HARRISON, CHRIS HAUGER, CARRIE BENEKE AND SUE SOPKO. LISA LAYMAN, ALICE PORTER, LORI PHILIPS, JODY NICKENS, DEBBIE WEBB, DOREEN WUENSCH, KATIE AMES, PEGGY CHESNUT AND KIM JOHNSON. SPRAWLING ON THE GROUND IS COACH LARRY MC CLELLAN, JUST FOR FUN OR DID DEBBIE HOW - SUE SOPKO PUFFING HER WAY TO ELL SEE A SNAKE? HAPPINESS. THE GIRLS TRACK TEAM HAD AN OUTSTANDING SEASON THIS YEAR, SENDING EIGHT QUALIFIERS TO STATE, WHILE FOUR OTHER GIRLS AND THE 1600 METER RELAY TEAM BROKE SCHOOL AND LEAGUE RECORDS. THE TEAM HAD AN OVER ALL RECORD OF 10 WINS AND 1 LOSS. AMONG STATE QUALIFIERS WERE: LISA LAYMAN, KATIE AMES, KIM JOHNSON, ALICE PORTER, MARY JEAN MC EWAN, DEBBIE WEBB, SUSAN SOPKO AND PEGGY CHESNUT. PLACING IN STATE INCLUDED: KIM JOHNSON, 7TH IN 100 METER; ALICE PORTER, 6TH IN 1500 METER; AND PEGGY CHESNUT 5TH IN 100 METER HURDLES. BREAKING SCHOOL AND LEAGUE RECORDS WERE: LISA LAYMAN, SHOT PUT; PEGGY CHESNUT, 100 METER HIGH HURDLES AND 200 METER LOW HURDLES; DEBBIE WEBB, 3000 METER; AND THE 1600 METER RELAY TEAM WHICH INCLUDED; KIM JOHNSON, KATIE AMES, MARY JEAN MC EWAN AND ALICE PORTER. VARSITY 7 A DON BRAUN, ROB TURK, JOHN NICOLAZZI, BRAD CAMPBELL, DANNY MC DON- ALD AND BILL CHAMBERS. LYN BRIGHAM, RUSS LENDE, RANDY GAUPER, ANDY BLACK, GARY ZIMMERMAN AND KELLY ANDERSON, MIKE RODGERS, SCOTT HALLER, DAVE MAUERMAN, TROY OESTERBLAD, DON DOYLE AND COACH JIM AULD. VARSITY BASEBALL DID GREAT THIS YEAR WINNING THE COWAPA LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP AGAINST NEAH-KAH-NIE,. THIS YEAR'S PITCHER WAS ROB TURK, WHO ALSO PLAYED 2ND BASE. JOHN NICOLAZZI WAS CATCHER AND AN EXCELLENT HITTER ALSO, ACCORDING TO COACH JIM AULD. DAVE MAUERMAN AND DON DOYLE ALSO DID SOME PITCHING. TROY OESTERBLAND AND BRAD CAMPBELL ASSUMED FIELD DUTIES ALONG WITH DON BRAUN, BILL CHAMBERS, SCOTT HALLER AND RUSS LENDE. _ KO LDOWWhLLONE SN naBo N DERUAROOMANR RE WWONKONAUOWNNW SIDE 8 S QUARTER FINAL GAME SEASIDE NORTH MARION COACH AULD SAID HE ENJOYED COACHING THE VARSITY TEAM VERY MUCH THIS YEAR. JOHN NICOLAZZI READY FOR ACTION, J.V.—BASEBALL JEFF CAROW, THAD NOLAN, DAVE LARSON, KRIS SAULSBURY, MIKE MAINE AND MIKE SNYDER. PAT SPILLMAN, STEVE RUSH, JOHN REIERSON, ALAN ADAMS, RANDY GAUPER, TROY LAWS, KEN ROLAND AND TODD LAWS. ASTORIA JEWELL CENTRAL CATHOLIC CENTRAL CATHOLIC TILLAMOOK KNAPPA BANKS WARRENTON CLA TSKANIE TILLAMOOK TILLAMOOK WARRENTON RAINIER RAINIER JEWELL SEASIDE J.V. BASEBALL DID A GOOD JOB THIS SEASIDE YEAR. COACH TOM MALTMON SAID, SEASIDE THEY GOT BETTER AS THE YEAR SEASIDE PROGRESSED. HIS VALUABLE PLAYERS eRe THIS YEAR WERE: MIKE MAINE, SEASIDE CATCHER; RANDY GAUPER, STEVE SEASIDE RUSH, ANDY BLACK AND KRIS SAULS- ee BURY, PITCHER; JOHN LENDE, DAVE SEASIDE HASKELL, MIKE MAINE, DAVE SEASIDE HUGHES AND GREG COOK HITTING. ee SEASIDE ALL AROUND EVERYONE DID A GREAT SEASIDE BANKS JOB ACCORDING TO COACH MALTMON. apni op SEASIDE SCAPPOOSE SEASIDE SCAPPOOSE SEASIDE CLA TSKANIE a oa FPORUARROOYYNYORP PE AY _ BOCODONKFKRONWNOWRKP UY UO MAKING IT TOUGH FOR THE OPPOSING TEAM IS PITCHER ROB TURK. MIKE RODGERS LEANS AWAY FROM A WILD PITCH. LYNN BRIGHAM JUST MAKES IT. SOFTBALL yerge” nee ¢ ‘ : ek : Ae t. = COACH GINNY HAMER, TAMI REIERSON, PATTY MAY, AMBER HELSEL, JULIE HOUGHT, LEE ANN COCHRAN, SALLY BROWN, TERESA BLACK, DEBBIE AN- DERSON, SCOREKEEPER. WENDY GANN, KELEE SPILLMAN, TINA JAMESON, LINDA JOHNS, KIM ANDERSON, AND ERIN SCHUCKER,. SEASIDE SEASIDE SEASIDE SEASIDE SEASIDE SEASIDE SEASIDE SEASIDE SEASIDE SEASIDE SEASIDE SEASIDE DAYTON 0 SCAPPOSE 10 MC MINNVILLE 7 ASTORIA 3 YAMHILL-CARLTON 3 MC MINNVILLE 25 DAYTON ll YAMHILL-CARLTON 14 ASTORIA KNAPPA SHERWOOD SCAPPOOSE COACH GINNY HAMER GIVES ADVICE TO SENIOR PLAYER, LINDA JOHNS. THE GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM FIN- ISHED THE SEASON WITH A 9-3 RECORD. TINA JAMESON, CATCHER; SALLY BROWN, 3RD BASE; TERESA BLACK, 1ST BASE AND LINDA JOHNS, 2ND BASE, WERE COMMENDED BY COACH GINNY HAMER FOR THEIR FINE DEFENSIVE AND OFFENSIVE PLAYING FOR THE TEAM THIS YEAR. ROUNDING OUT THIS YEAR'S TEAM WERE: ERIN SCHUCKER, JULIE HOUGHT, KIM ANDERSON, LEE ANN COCHRAN, AMBER HELSEL, PATTY MAY, KELEE SPILLMAN, CAROLE TOHNSON, TAMI REIERSON AND WENDY GANN. = LINDA JOHNS CONNECTS FOR A HIT. BOY’S GOLF “78” THE SEASIDE BO YS GOLF TEAM ENDED THEIR SEA- SON WITH A 11 AND 0 RECORD, THEY HAD NINE VARSITY AND THREE J.V. PLAYERS, THEY PLAYED IN THE TAFT INVITATIONAL AND TOOK 2ND AND IN DISTRICT THEY WERE CHAMPIONS. OUTSTANDING PLAYERS WERE GUY STURGEON WITH AND AVERAGE OF 80, 86 AND RICH WALS- BORN WITH AN AVERAGE OF 81,57. THE TEAM CONSISTED OF GUY STURGEON, RICH WALSBORN , CALVIN BALOCONIS, LANCE MILLER , BRENT DICHTER, CURT GANN, RANDY SHANNON, GREG ELLIOTT, VAN ELLER, ROB SPIVEY, MIKE NIEMI, BRUCE ROBERTSON, JOEBERMAN, MARTY ADAMS AND KEVIN CONNOR. ED RIPPET WAS THIS YEAR'S COACH, GIRL’S GOLF “78” THE SEASIDE GIRLS GOLF TEAM ENDED THEIR SEASON WITH 1 AND 5 RECORD. THEY HAD SEV EN VARSITY AND TWO J.V. PLAYERS. THEY PLAYED IN THE NORTH COAST INVITATIONAI AND TOOK 8TH AND IN DISTRICT THEY TOOK 6TH, OUTSTANDING PLA ie WERI SUZANN GABRIEI WITH AN AVERAGE OF 54, AND DANI SAYER WITH AN AVI ace Wi THE TEAM CONSISTED OF KARI MILLER , BELINDA HOLCOMBE, KIN { MAKI, DANI SAYER, PAM LAWS, SUSAN CHAMBERS, SU ZANN GABRIEL, REBECCA BROWNELL AND JAN MC COLLUM, THE GIRLS GOLF TEAM WAS COACHED BY BRUCE BUZZELL, . _ a “hh SPRING SPORTS: 2 EX) o2 a = = a ae = = = op) INTRAMURAL ACTIVITIES THE INTRAMURAL ACTIVITIES FOR THIS SCHOOL YEAR INCLUDED: BAS- KETBALL, CHESS AND TABLE TENNIS. THE INTRAMURAL PROGRAM HAS BEEN ACTIVE FOR ABOUT FIVE YEARS. THIS YEAR INTRAMURAL CHESS AND TABLE TENNIS WERE INTRODUCED, THERE WILL BE A REVOLVING INTRA - MURAL CHAMPIONSHIP PLAQUE MADE FOR CHESS AND TABLE TENNIS TO REMAIN IN THE TROPHY CASE WITH EACH YEARS CHAMPIONS NAME ON THEM, Ni ja TROY OESTERBLAD, CHESS CHAMPION, LARRY ELLIOTT, ADVISOR. = 7 ’ ad ee it ¥ 4 , “ - . . | + ¥, oot E x ‘ id 2 ” , ae i ” as . _ � AN i. | PROM ’78 COME SAIL AWAY WAS THE THEME OF THIS YEAR'S JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM HELD ON APRIL 22. LISA LAYMAN WAS QUEEN OF THE PROM AND HER COURT CONSISTED OF: TERESA BLACK, KATIE AMES, PAM LAWS AND ERIN SCHUCKER. MUSIC WAS PROVIDED BY SMOKE A BAND FROM PORTLAND. op, Z, = + jue) = = cs O Z, O o SENIORS ... KATIE AMES KELLY ANDERSON RONI ANDE RSON MOST FRIENDLIEST SENIOR HALL OF FAME GARY ORDWAY KATIE AMES BILL BALLARD JOANNE BENNETT KAREN BLACK CLASS OF ’78 TERESA BLACK CARY BORLAND LYNN BRIGHAM MOST DEPENDABLE SENIOR HALL OF FAME BRENT OESTE RBLAD RONI ANDERSON BERNADINE BROWN SALLY BROWN SCOTT BROWN VICKI BROWNELL KIM CALDWELL BILL CHAMBERS MOST HUMOROUS SENIOR HALL OF FAME ROB SPIVEY COLLETTE ODEGARD DAVID CHESNUT DAVID COMO TOM DEGANDI DAVE FISH RICKY FRAME CINDY FREDERICKS MOST ATHLETIC SENIOR HALL OF FAME DAVE MAUERMAN KELEE SPILLMAN NANNETTE GASTON ALEC GIESS SELDON GLEBE DAVID GUSTAFSON JEFF HAMMER SUSAN HASKELL MOST STUDIOUS SENIOR HALL OF FAME DAVE FISH TROY OESTERBLAD LYNELLE NEITZEL DEBBIE HAUGER DEBBIE HORN PAT HUGHES TINA JAMESON LINDA JOHNS HARRY JOHNSON MOST ARTISTIC SENIOR HALL OF FAME LANCE MILLER TERESA BLACK KIM JOHNSON MICHELLE JONES MARK KENYON JAMEY KORFF JIM KRIBS SOFTE LAMPIEN SENIOR HALL OF FAME MOST MUSICAL LANCE MILLER ALICE PORTER LISA LAYMAN ROBIN LEAR GREG LIVINGSTON DAVE MAUERMANN TERRY MAY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED SENIOR HALL OF FAME TROY OESTERBLAD RONI ANDERSON GREG MCCOLLUM MARY JEAN MCEWAN TAMMY MCKENNON KIMBERLY MCVEY LORI MENTELL PAT MESPELT BEST DRESSED SENIOR HALL OF FAME BRENT OESTERBLAD VICKIE BROWNELL BOB MEYER LANCE MILLER CINDIE MITCHELL ROBERT NANNETTI LYNELLE NEITZEL MIKE NELSON BEST LOOKING SENIOR HALL OF FAME coer gum RHONDA WALTERS BILL NEW PAT NOLAN COLLETTE ODEGARD BRENT OESTERBLAD Wes, | RON OLSEN | JEFF PAYNE TROY OESTERBLAD RICHARD OSTERLUND ALICE PORTER LYNETTE REYNOLDS BRUCE SMITH DEAN A SCHIEF ° . ‘ CYNTHIA SCOTT SCOTT SHANNON «i Ray KELEE SPILLMAN ROB SPIVEY RICH WALSBORN RHONDA WALTERS DEBBIE WEBB THERESA (ZWAHLEN) CARY YOUNGSTROM WILSON DAVE MANION SCOTT SMITH NOT PICTURED: CALVIN BALICONIS KENNY MENDENHALL SUSAN BICKFORD DEBORAH OWENS MICHEAL CALAHAN MELINDA PARHAM BRAD CAMPBELL DAVE SAMPLE DON CAMPBELL RAY TAYLOR TONY GARDNER ROB TURK DEAN JACKSON CHARLES WADDELL BILL KRIEGER STEVE WHEELER KATHY MANNILA TAMMY WHITE KEVIN WIDENER JUNIORS ... ) - f Mark Adams Marlene Adams Susan Banta Don Beck : ¥ | “ef IW Le 7 eee Se he. —-—— 4 Trina Berger Teri Bernard _ Barbara Billings Dean Bode y ad - 2 i wd] a . , David Brady Bonni Brown Charles Carey Jeff Bennett Molly Burke Tom Carlson CLASS OF ’79 Wl | Peggy Chesnut Leeann Cochran { Dave Davidson Kim Demars AG Don Doyle Nancy Dueber K — S Micheal Eller Karyn Forsythe Brian Frary We LI Bey. Rob Gaines Blaze Gallinger Curt Gann David assner Mike Gillett Amber Helsel Belinda Holcombe ' ” aa : hom Phil Hutson Brian Jandt Annette Jeremiah Laurie Johnson Russ Johnson Sheri Justice Tami Kaino Pam Kan Sharon Kinnick Wendy Krieger Kathy Kulland Jon Layman Russ Lende Gary May Dan Mc Donald Tina Mizar Laurie Moore Jay Nesmith Arly Odegard James Pierce | Sue Postlewaite Julie Puckett De pa aS — Se Tami Reierson Eleanora Rider � £ + � Scott Saulsbury Danielle Sayer Nw Angie Sellars Rick Strom Nancy Tagg Rob Thompson Wade Tucker Kelli Ulrey Mike Wade ¥ Tami Wage David Watts Dan Weaver John Wolcott Camera Shy Joe Berman Tom Jardine Laurie Mespelt Mitzi York Kelly Youngstrom Gary Zimmerman SOPHOMORES ... ‘ f Ko Allen Adams Martin Adams Clare Argast Holly Ballard Tami Bernard At 4! 3 Ellen Black Ralph Bode Ron Breitmeyer Dennis Bynum Ken Caldwell 5 = ad 1 - ? . 4 7 4 3 y +F : . Tami Carlson Charlie Cassidy Susan Chambers Becky Christiansen Mark Clark Jack Cline Z | Jeanie Collins CLASS OF Renne Cosgrove Jocelyn Duvall Van Eller Greg Elliott i a” . Renee Gaston Roy Giles Manuela Gutierrez David Haskell Kajsa Harin Wade Halbrook Cheryl Harrison ‘ laa aN hs LC . a f f F ,. io Shelly Hazen Lorraine Hill 7 = 4 Larry Hogeland Janie Horn Debbie Howell 4 Teter Kapan Karen Kerr Greg Koch Kim Korff Brenda Langley David Larson N Be i's Gee ).cskNe John Lende Ross Lewandowski Ester Logan a Kim Maki Mike Maine Kay Marlnee Mary McCaulley Jan McCollum an’ © if Mike McDowell Wendy McKennon Cary Mendenhall Robby Moore Greg Miller Jim Muller Rex Nance Mike Nantz Dayna Nelson Mike Niemi Thad Nolan Vince Ohlson Jerry Painter Teresa Palmer Sue Polaschek Mike Riggan Jeff Roberts a Kris Salsbury Randy Shannon Robert Shefler Vickie Smithson Sheri Patten Mark Royston George Sleutel Jay Pitman ¥ Shelly Smith ou ' Ward Smithson Susan Sopko Pat Spillman Doug Starr Gary Stewart Lisa Tate Penny Weaver Laurie West _— Terri Tillman Vicki Verbrugge Kevin Walsh Camera Shy Jody Matteson Jim Webb Gary Wilcock Tami Williams Ken Wolsiffer Doug Wuensch a ie ) Debbie Anderson Kim Anderson 4 Gail Baker Terri Beardsley Colette Be ie Be Mark Bloomster Phillip Bolster ] ¥ Janet Boyle Rebeca Brownell Charlie Cadwell Katie Cameron Debbie Campbell CLASS OF ’81 a ae o .. i wl fe) aed Helen Carey Robin Carey it A Allan Cavasos John Chitwood A� Sue Eden Mark Elwood mf a{ this Oty —. Jeff Carlson Joe Carmichael Jeff Carow Dawn Cooke -_— y ‘ ig ee ee Sandi Diehl Kelli Duhaime Beth Durham ’ = Todd Fenton Debbie Gaines Barbara Gallinger Wendy Gann Randy Gauper At mal Jim Gilbert Gil Gilreath Bridgette Glebe Karen Goolsby Z A Tim Grafton Teresa Gustafson Jeff Hamel os a 2 ih) Y Stacy Hansen Heidi Hanson Mik e Hayes Jerry Helsel Tony Hendryx Lori Hill os Charles Gilbert re 8 ed Teddy Hendryx ) hi i 4 t€: William Jardine Ron Klaich Kathleen Klosterman Kerry Kr bt Tara Lannigan ‘Kara Hughes An - a3 BY ay il Gordon Jones Troy Laws ueger Kim Jackson Lisa Jandt : ia = Chris Kauffman AS Tana Lamont Toney Langlo _ Richard Leithner A ‘ Patty May Mergel Kari Miller Lisa Park Mary Pittard Tracey Poulsen Ruth Praskey Donna Roberts y a ja Ken Roland Jon Schultz Mike Senn Brian Shafer Tim Smith i fr Mike Snyder John-Paul Soulagnet Brent Starr Dena Stoneman 4 8 re e vv a Ui Greg Traweek —_ Kelly Wage Michelle Wakeman Peggy Walsborn Kenny Weiser Barbara Westby Dorene Wuensch Marti Youngstrom Camera Shy Tim Beatty Carolyn Hickey FACULTY MR. JOHN GABRIEL, VICE -PRINCIPAL UA, tale — = DR. CHARLES SMITH, a a) SUPERINTENDENT (LEFT) —- «? | — Te ee | beh | Ly Bas iia ‘ a = - “ R ee MRS. JAN HARVEY, COUNSELOR d i i = MR. HAROLD RIGGAN, PRINCIPAL MRS. CAROL BENSON, SECRETARY MISS ANN LEWIS, SOCIAL STUDIES MRS, CINDEE HARDING, BOOKKEEPER MR. ED RIPPET, VOCATIONAL Ee DIRECTOR ' s a . SHARON WEBER, SECRETARY rey 3 by $e sk MR. CARL ODIN, COUNSELOR MRS. CHERYL HAMM, MR. JERRY NEZAT AND MR. HERB REES, JANI- TORIAL STAFF. be ' —s MISS IRENE HOLLAND, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HEALTH . LARRY HALLER, MATH MR. BRUCE BUZZELL, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, SOCIAL STUDIES MR. JIM AULD, HEALTH = MR. GENE GILBERTSON, LIBRARIAN i ’ Pet 3 MR. LARRY ELLIOTT, MATH MR. NEAL MAINE, SCIENCE MR. KURTIS SAIKI, SCIENCE --HEAL TH i = 2 MR. ED JOHNSON, SELF-CONTAINED MR. LEO SAYLES, SCIENCE MR. JOHN NEWTON, INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. ED JESSEN, FOREIGN LANGUAGE MR. JERRY WESTERHOLM, SOCIAL STUDIES, ATHLETIC DIRECTOR -_ MRS. MARYON GREENOUGH, HOME EC. MRS. KATHLEEN HOGSETT, MUSIC ” = ea ) AD yy MISS PAT CLAUSEN, ENGLISH MR. LARRY MC CLELLAN, ENGLISH ; MISS BETH PHELPS, JOURNALISM, ENGLISH MISS CAROL KNUTSON, ENGLISH MRS. ANN ROYLE, READING MRS. CLAUDETTE ESKOLA, BUSINESS MR, COLEMAN BEGHTOL, SOCIAL STUDIES — “4 sCMRRS.. SHARON CORRIGAN, LIBRARY AIDE MR. MIKE CORRIGAN, SOCIAL STUDIES G2 ia = eg MISS BARBARA JONES, BUSINESS MR. PETER LINDSEY, ENGLISH STUDEN T COUN CIL FIRST ROW: DEBBIE HAUGER, DORENE WUENSCH, DEBBIE ANDE RSON, VICKI SMITHSON, KIM DEMARS, RONI ANDERSON AND NANCY DUEBER, SE COND ROW: BRENT DICHTER, TROY OESTERBL AD, MARTY ADAMS, BRENT OESTERBLAD, GARY ORDWAY, RUSS LENDE AND GARY ZIMMERMAN, STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: RONI ANDERSON, RUSS LENDE, NANCY DUEBER, TROY OESTERBLAD, PAT NOLAN AND GARY ORDWAY. STUDENT COUNCIL WAS ACTIVE THIS YEAR IN A NUMBER OF SERVICE PROJ- ECTS FOR THE SCHOOL. A COWAPA ART EXCHANGE, STUDENT GOVERN- MENT DAY AND HOSTING THE THIRD ANNUAL SHS CARNIVAL WERE SOME OF THE VARIED PROJECTS THE GROUP WAS INVOLVED IN. OFFICERS INCLUDED: TROY OESTER- BLAD, PRESIDENT; RUSS LENDE, VICE- PRESIDENT; RONI ANDERSON, SECRE- TARY; NANCY DUEBER, TREASURER; GARY ORDWAY, SERGEANT-AT-ARMS; PAT NOLAN, SERGEANT-AT-ARMS; SCOTT SAULSBURY, PARLIAMENTARIAN; BRENT DICHTER, OMBUDSMEN; SUZ ANN GABRIEL, SECRETARY OF UNDERCLASS AFFAIRS; PAM LAWS, PUBLICITY DIREC- TOR AND MR. ED RIPPET, ADVISOR. MEMBERS ARE: ON FLOOR: GARY ORDWAY, TROY OESTERBLAD AND BRENT DICHTER. SITTING; LYNELLE NEITZEL, RONI ANDERSON, LINDA JOHNS, TAMI KAINO, PAM LAWS, DEBBIE WEBB, KATIE AMES, MARY JEAN MCEWAN, AD- VISOR, ANN LEWIS, SCOTT HALLER AND DAVE FISH. STANDING: BRENT OESTERBLAD AND GARY ZIMMERMAN, MISSING: LYNN BRIGRAM, SUE DYMOND, BILL KRIEGER, LISA LAYMAN, ALICE PORTER, TAMI WHITE AND KAREN BLACK. MEMBERS OF THE HONOR SOCIETY ARE JUNIORS AND SENIORS, WHO MUST HAVE A GPA OF 3.43 OR HIGHER. THESE STUDENTS ARE THEN RECOMMENDED BY FACULTY MEMBERS. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY IS AN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION THAT RECOGNIZES OUTSTANDING STUDENTS. THE SOCIETY GIVES SCHOLARSHIPS TO SELECTED SENIORS, AND ALSO PRESENTS AN AWARD TO THE FRESHMAN WITH THE HIGHEST GRADE POINT AVERAGE. THE HONOR SOCIETY ALSO PRO- VIDES SENIOR CLASS MEMBERS WITH DICTIONARIES AND GIVES ACADEMIC AWARDS. MISS ANN LEWIS HAS BEEN ADVISOR FOR THE HONOR SOCIETY FOR THE PAST SIX YEARS. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY WAS STARTED IN 1934. OFFICERS FOR THE SEASIDE HONOR SOCIETY ARE: GARY ORDWAY, PRESIDENT; BRENT DICHTER, VICE PRESIDENT; AND LISA LAYMAN, SECRETARY. LETTERMAN’S CLUB First Row: Troy Oesterblad, Kim Maki, Katie Ames, Debbie Webb, Linda Johns, Roni Anderson, Pam Laws, Tami Kaino and Kelee Spillman. Second Row: Marty Adams, Suzann Gabriel, Greg Elliott, Jon Gabriel, Lorri Howarth, Collette Odegard, Sue Haskell, Kim McVey and Brent Oesterblad. Third Row: Brent Dichter, Gary Ordway, Scott Haller, Mike Riggan, Mary Jean McEwan, Dave Fish, Teresa Black, Sue Sopko, Kim Johnson, Julie Puckett and Mr. Bruce Buzzell. CENTURIONS FIRST ROW: MR. LARRY HALLER, DAVE FISH, BRENT OESTERBLAD, TROY OESTERBLAD, GARY ORDWAY, SCOTT HALLER, MARK ADAMS, BRENT DICHTER AND MIKE RIGGAN. SECOND ROW: JIM KRIBS, KATIE AMES, SUE HASKELL, KIM MAKI, SUZANN GABRIEL, GREG ELLIOTT, GARY ZIMMERMAN AND DANNY MC DONALD. DRAMA THE DRAMA DEPART- MENT HONORED ITS MEMBE RS THIS YEAR BY PRESENTING AWARDS TO THE TOP ACTORS AND ACTRESSES AT THE ANNUAL AWARDS AS- SEMBLY HELD ON JUNE Oth. THE BEST ACTOR A- WARD WAS CAPTURED BY BOB MEYER WHILE LAURA ABSHER AND TRINA BERGER RE- CEIVED THE BEST AC- TRESSES AWARDS. TOM UDELL WAS HONORED AS THE BEST SUPPORT - - ING ACTOR AND TAMMY FIRST ROW: JOSH DUVALL, LAURIE MOORE, TAMMY MCKENNON , TETER MCKENNON AS THE KAPAN AND JEFF ROBERTS. SECOND ROW: BOB MEYER , CHERYL CAMP- BEST SUPPORTING AC- BELL, BRIAN FRARY, TRINA BERGER, MICHELLE WAKEMAN, WENDY TRESS. KRIEGER, TOM UDELL AND KIM DEMARS. THIRD ROW: NEL KRIS, LAURA ABSHER, TAMMIE WILLIAMS, CHRIS HAUGER AND DAYNA NELSON, FORENSICS § FORENSICS STUDENTS COMPETED AT SEVERAL TOURNAMENTS THIS YEAR AND BROUGHT TROPHIES HOME FROM McMINNVILLE ST. MARY'S AND DISTRICT. TODD LAWS AND LAURA ABSHER QUALIFIED FOR THE STATE TOURNAMENT HELD ON THE CAMPUS OF OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY. MEMBERS OF THE FORENSICS CLUB ARE: TOM UDELL, TAMMY MCKENNON, BRIAN FRARY, KIM DEMARS, LAURA ABSHER, REX NANCE, TODD LAWS, JEFF CARLSON, GAIL BAKER, CHRIS HAUGER, SUE EDEN, KATHLEEN KLOSTERMAN AND PHOTOG - RAPHER , RODNEY OLSEN. COACH FOR FORENSICS IS MR, GEORGE STACEY. TOP ROW: SUE EDEN, KATHLEEN KLOSTERMAN, BILL JARDINE, LAURA ABSHER, KIM DEMARS, COACH, MR. GEORGE STACEY AND TOM UDELL. BOTTOM ROW: CHRIS MESPELT, BRIAN FRARY, CHRIS HAUGER AND TAMMY MCKENNON. DRIFTING SANDS THIS YEARS DRIFTING SANDS STAFF WAS LED BY OUR NEW PUBLICATIONS DIRECTOR, BETH PHELPS. THE STAFF PUBLISHED SIX ISSUES DURING THE CONTIN- UOUS CHANGING OF REPORTERS AND WRITERS. ALTHOUGH THE CLASS WAS NOT AN EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITY, A FEW STAFF MEMBERS HAVE TO ADMIT THE PAPER DEMANDED IT, WHILE THEY SPENT EXTRA HOURS PUTTING IT TOGETHER. PUBLICATIONS ADVISOR, BETH PHELPS IS CAUGHT BY THE CAMERA, POSING FOR THEIR PICTURE ARE: KAREN BLACK, LORI MENTELL, HELEN CAREY, SCOTT SAULSBURY, STEVE OSTERLUND, LINDA JOHNS, TERESA PALMER, MIKE RODGERS, LAURIE WEST, KATHY MANNILA, JON LAYMAN, ADVISOR BETH PHELPS, REX NANCE, LANCE MILLER, AND BILL CHAMBERS. NOT PICTURED ARE SHERRY MICHALAS, TROY OESTERBLAD, BRIAN JANDT, DEAN JACKSON, JOE BERMAN, FRANK MCILVENNY, DEBBIE JOHNSTON, KARI MILLER, MICHELLE WAKEMAN, ANDY BLACK, CAROLYN HICKEY, SOPHIE LAMPIEN, GUY STURGEON, AND STEVE CHILDS. SEABREEZE f . Be ey ; , ' iy TOP: GREG MILLER, TOM UDELL, BELINDA HOLCOMBE, SUE POLASCHEK, STEVE OSTERLUND. BOTTOM: LINDA JOHNS, MS. BETH PHELPS, LAURIE HUME. THE ANNUAL PUBLICATIONS CLASS DID THEIR BEST THIS YEAR TO PRODUCE THE 1977- 78 ANNUAL. ADVISED BY MS. BETH PHELPS, THEY WORKED AS A TEAM IN FIVE DIFFER- ENT AREAS. THESE AREAS WERE; INTERVIEWS, LAYOUTS, ADS, PHOTOGRAPHS, AND COPY. MS. BETH PHELPS THE FFA HAD A SUCCESSFUL YEAR AND LAUNCHED ITSELF INTO SEVERAL INTERESTING seem PROJECTS. FFA ONE OF THE PROJECTS COMPLET- ED WAS A BASKETBALL HOOP FOR THE SEASIDE POOL, THE GROUP ALSO RAISED A PIG. THIS PIG WAS TO BE AUCTIONED OFF WHEN RAISED AND THE PROCEEDS WERE GOING TO HELP MUSCU- LAR DYSTROPHY. THE FFA GROUP PLACED SECOND AT BEGINNING PARLIMENTARY PROCEDURE AND SUE DYMOND FINISHED THIRD IN STATE FOR PUBLIC SPEAKING. MEMBERS ARE: JIM SMITH, ROBERT CRAM, TRACY DEGANDI, ROY GILES, DOUG KERO, KRIS SAULSBURY, DON HANSON, ADVISOR, MR. MIKE TIEDEMAN, ROBERT (SILVA) MEYER, SUE DYMOND, JEFF CAROW, WENDY GANN, TONY HENDRYX AND TONY LANGLO. THE ECOLOGY CLUB WAS i - TROUBLED BY A LACK OF PER- SONNEL THIS YEAR BUT STILL MANAGED TO REMAIN ACTIVE. ONE OF THE MAJOR EVENTS ON THEIR AGENDA WAS A SNOWSHOE TRIP TO MOUNT HOOD. THE GROUP ALSO HELD A GREEN PEACE ASSEMBLY. MR. MAINE, ADVISOR FOR THE GROUP SAID, THE CLUB MEM- BERS WERE ALSO PUTTING TO- GETHER A CLASSROOM PROGRAM TO STRESS CONSERVATION TO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS. ECOLOGY CLUB MEMBERS INCLUDED: ADVISOR MR. NEAL MAINE, MIKE MAINE, JAMIE KORFF, BRIAN FRARY AND LORI MENTELL. PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: VICKI SMITHSON, JOSH FIRST ROW: KARI MILLER, NEL KRIBS DUVALL, LAURIE MOORE, KIM DEMARS AND RENEE GASTON. RONI ANDERSON, LAURIE WEST AND CO SECOND ROW: DAYNA NELSON, WENDY ADVISOR, MISS BARBARA JONES. KRIEGER, CHRIS HAUGER AND JODI SECOND ROW: DAYNA NELSON, SUE NICKENS. POLASCHEK, CHERYL CAMPBELL, KIM MAKI AND DEBBIE GAINES. SAFETY so FIRST ROW: TAMI CARLSON, KIM MAKI, TETER KAPAN, RONI ANDERSON AND ADVISOR, MR. JIM AULD. SECOND ROW: MARTY ADAMS, DAVE FISH, GARY ORDWAY AND BILL CHAM- BERS. CHOIR SEASIDE'S HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR, DIRECTED BY KATHLEEN HOGSETT, CON- DUCTED SEVERAL PUBLIC PERFORMANCES THIS YEAR SUCH AS CHRISTMAS CAROLING AT LLOYD'S CENTER, PERFORMING WITH SCHOOLS IN THE COWAPA LEAGUE AT THE FESTIVAL OF CHOIRS, AND ALSO CAROLING DURING DECEM- BER HERE AT SEASIDE HIGH. ALICE PORTER AND LANCE MILLER, SENIORS, WENT TO THE STATE CHOIR COMPETITION IN EUGENE, DURING EARLY FEBRUARY. THEY WERE SELECTED BY TAPE AUDITIONS WHICH WERE SENT TO THE BOARD OF MUSIC DIRECTORS. TBE. ii. PARTICIPATING IN THIS YEAR'S CHOIR WERE: ERIC AUGUSTUS, HOLLY BALLARD, TRACIE BENFIELD, JEFF BENNETT, JO ANN BENNETT, TRINA BERGER, BARBARA BILLINGS, DAVE BISHOP, LAVINA BLAND, MARK BLOOMSTER, AMY BROWN, CHERYL CAMPBELL, BONNIE BROWN, MOLLY BURKE, DEBBIE CAMPBELL, BECKY CHRISTIANSON, STEVE DAVIS, KIM DEMARS, MARK DEMARS, KELLI DUHAIME, JOCELYN DUVALL, ROBERT ELLIS, CINDY FREDERICK, GERRI GARLAND, MARY GIER, ALEC GIESS, KURT GIESS, BRIGETTE GLEBE, DON HANSON, DEBBIE HAUGER, LORRI HOWARTH, DEBBIE HOWELL, SUSAN HOWERTON, KARA HUGHES, LISA JANDT, TETER KAPAN, SANDRA KLINE, KATHLEEN KLOSTERMAN, JAMES KRIBS, NEL KRIBS, BILL KRIEGER, WENDY KRIEGER, IRENE LAMPIEN, JON LAYMAN, LISA LAYMAN, LONNIE LEAR, DALE MALVANEY, KATHY MANNILA, DEBBIE MARTIN, MARY JEAN MCEWEN, TAMMY AND WENDY MCKENNON, KIM MCVEY, PAT MESPELT, LANCE MILLER, JANE MISCOE, LAURIE AND ROB MOORE, DAYNA NELSON, JAY NESMITH, JOHN NICOLAZZI, JODI NICKENS, ANDY OSTERLUND, JEFF PAYNE, JIM PIERCE, ALICE PORTER, JEFF PITNEY, CHRIS QUADE, KRISTINA ROMBERG, LISA ROSENBALM, DANI SAYER, ERIN SCHUCKER, CINDY AND PAM SCOTT, BOB SILVA, SUE SOPKO, KELEE SPILLMAN, DENA AND DINA STONEMAN, BROOKE SYMONS, JENNI TAYLOR, TERRI TILLMAN, RENNAY TURK, TAMI WAGE MICHELLE WAKEMAN, DAN WEAVER, BARB WESTBY, TAMMY WHITE, MIKE ZSARKO, KEVIN WIDENER AND THERESA ZWAHLEN. JAZZ ENSEMBLES THIS YEAR'S JAZZ ENSEMBLES, DIRECTED BY KATHLEEN HOGSETT, HAVE HAD AN EVENTFUL YEAR. ON THEIR AGENDA WAS A CONCERT AT ASTORIA COUNTRY CLUB EARLIER THIS YEAR, A TRIP TO ELLENSBURG, WASHINGTON FOR A MUSICAL FESTIVAL, AND A MT. HOOD JAZZ FESTIVAL, WHICH IS ONE OF THE BIGGEST IN THE NORTHWEST. BEING AN EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITY, THE GROUP EARNED THEIR MONEY FOR THE TRIPS BY RUNNING THE CONCESSION STAND DURING THE WINTER BASKETBALL GAMES. ot ———e q : : - INCLUDED IN THIS YEAR'S JAZZ ENSEMBLES WERE; JEFF BENNETT, TRINA BERGER, CHERYL CAMPBELL, KIM DEMARS, MARK DEMARS, ALEC GIESS, LORRIE HOWARTH, DEBBIE HOWELL, TETER KAPAN, KATHLEEN KLOSTERMAN, BILL KRIEGER, WENDY KRIEGER, JIM KRIBS, LISA LAYMAN, KATHY MANNILA, TAMMY AND WENDY MCKENNON, PAT MESPELT, LANCE MILLER, LAURIE AND ROBBY MOORE, DAYNA NELSON, JODI NICKENS, JEFF PAYNE, JIM PIERCE, ALICE PORTER, CINDY SCOTT, PAM SCOTT, DAN WEAVER AND MIKE ZSARKO. BAND PRACTICES DILIGENTLY. THE SEASIDE HIGH SCHOOL BAND KEPT BUSY THIS YEAR BY PLAY- ING AT FOOTBALL AND BASKET - BALL GAMES, AND PERFORMING AT THE CHRISTMAS, SPRING, AND POP CONCERTS. DIRECTED BY JERRY HOGSETT, THE BAND'S PURPOSE WAS FOR ENJOYMENT, LEARNING, AND CONTRIBUTING TO MORALE AND SCHOOL SPIRIT WHICH WAS PRO- VIDED AT THE VARSITY BASKET- BALL GAMES. THE BAND WENT TO STATE WITH THE GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, HELPING US TO WIN THE SPIRIT AWARD' IN COOS BAY. MEMBERS OF THE BAND WERE: MARK ADAMS, SCOTT AYLES, TRINA BERGER, ELLEN BLACK, LYNN BRIGHAM, CHARLIE CAD- WELL, MIKE CALAHAN, CHERYL CAMPBELL, BILL CHAMBERS, STEVE CHILD, SANDI DIEHL, DON DOYLE, CURT GANN, RENEE GASTON, ALEX GIESS, CHRIS HAUGER, MIKE HOGSETT, SUE HOWERTON, CAROLE JOHNSON, KERRY KRUEGER, LISA LAYMAN, GREG MCCOLLUM, GARY MEN- DENHALL, PAT MESPELT, LAURIE MOORE, ROB MOORE, LYNELLE NEITZEL, JAY NESMITH, TERESA PALMER, JEFF PAYNE, LORRIE PHILLIPS, JIM PIERCE, JEFF PITNEY, ALICE PORTER, RUTH PRASKY, GARR REYNOLDS, JEFF ROBERTS, DANI SAYER, ERIC SCHMIDT, VICKI SMITHSON, WARD SMITHSON, PAT SPILLMAN, DENA STONEMAN, DINA STONEMAN, LAURIE WEST, TAMI WHITE, KAREN BLACK, AND SUE DYMOND. STAGE BAND THIS YEAR'S STAGE BAND, LED BY JERRY HOGSETT, PERFORMED AT THE CHRISTMAS, AND SPRING CON- CERTS. BEING AN EXTRA-CURRICULAR AC- TIVITY THEY PRACTICED AFTER- SCHOOL AND IT PAID OFF WITH THEM LEARNING ABOUT DIFFERENT TYPES OF MUSIC AND HOW TO PLAY THEM. DIRECTOR JERRY HOGSETT LEADS SHS STAGE BAND. STAGE BAND PERFORMS AT NORTH COAST FRIENDS OF MUSIC CONCERT. MEMBERS OF THE STAGE BAND IN- CLUDED: DENA STONEMAN, TAMMY WHITE, SUE DYMOND, KAREN BLACK, SANDI DIEHL, TERESA PALMER, MIKE CALAHAN, BILL CHAMBERS, BILL JARDINE, GARR REYNOLDS, MIKE HOGSETT, DINA STONEMAN, JEFF PITNEY, GREG MCCOLLUM, CARY MENDENHALL, WARD SMITHSON, JAY NESMITH, JAMES PIERCE, JEFF PAYNE, AND TRINA BERGER. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS y a MARCELO JORGE THIS YEARS 1977'S EXCHANGE STU- DENTS ARE MARCELO JORGE, 16, AND KRISTINA ROMBERG, ALSO 16, MARCELO ARRIVED IN FEBRUARY FROM RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL AND KRISTINA IN AUGUST FROM STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN. BOTH STUDENTS ARE ON A ROTARY EX- CHANGE PROGRAM SO THEY ARE STAY- ING WITH THREE DIFFERENT FAMILIES FOR FOUR MONTHS EACH, THEY ARE BOTH HAPPY TO BE HERE AND ARE EN- JOYING THEMSELVES AT SEASIDE HIGH SCHOOL. THE CLIMATE HAS BEEN QUITE A CHANGE FOR BOTH OF THEM. MARCEL MARCELO IS USED TO THE SUNSHINE AND BIKINI GIRLS AND KRISTINA IS USED TO COLD WINTERS AND SNOW. THEY BOTH NOW UNDERSTAND WHY THE PEOPLE HERE ARE CALLED OREGON DUCKS AND BEAVERS, MARCELO SAYS THE POPULATION OF HIS HOME TOWN IS FIVE MILLION AND HE IS THE THIRD CHILD IN A FAMILY OF EIGHT MEMBERS. HIS FATHER MANAGES A BANK AND HIS MOTHER IS A HOUSEWIFE LIKE MOST MARRIED BRAZILIAN WOMEN, ACCORDING TO MARCELO. WHEN HE RETURNS HOME HE HAS TWO MORE YEARS OF STUDY MARCELO JORGE IS FROM RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL. ai a dy is KRISTINA ROMBERG BEFORE HE CAN TAKE A SELECTION TEST TO QUALIFY FOR COLLEGE. THE SCHOOL DAY IN BRAZIL BEGINS AT 7:30 AND CONTINUES TO NOON, WITH NINE CLASSES. STUDENTS HAVE NO CHOICE IN SUBJECT MATTER AND THEY GEN- ERALLY GRADUATE AT AGE 17 OR 18 AFTER ELEVEN YEARS OF STUDY. COURSE CREDITS AT SEASIDE HIGH ARE NOT COUNTED. KRISTINA IS ALSO FROM A LARGE TOWN, 1.5 MILLION AND HAS ONE SISTER AND KRISTINA ROMBERG IS FROM STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN. THREE BROTHERS. HER FATHER IS A DEVELOPER AND HER MOTHER IS A PRIVATE PRACTICING DOCTOR, IN SWEDEN 90% OF THE MEDICAL CARE IS OWNED BY THE STATE. KRISTINA HAS ALREADY GRADUATED FROM SCHOOL. ONLY NINE YEARS ARE REQUIRED, BUT THEY ARE NINE YEARS OF HARD STUDYING. AFTER THAT ONE CAN GO TO A GYMNASIUM IF ONES GRADES ARE GOOD ENOUGH. A 'GYM- NASIUM IS A SCHOOL WHERE ONE PRE- PARES FOR THE UNIVERSITY. SEVEN YEARS OF ENGLISH IS REQUIRED AND THREE YEARS OF FRENCH OR GERMAN. MARCELO AND KRISTINA INVITE YOU TO VISIT THEM IN BRAZIL OR SWEDEN, BUT REMIND YOU NOT TO FORGET YOUR LEVI JEANS. RENAISSANCE FAIR : ry SENTED JUNE 1, INVOLVED MANY = DIFFERENT CATAGORIES OF ACTIVITY. THE AREAS INCLUDED: SEWING, PHO- TOGRAPHY, DRAMA, ART AND AGRI- CULTURE JUST TO NAME A FEW, BE- FORE THE ACTUAL FAIR, A PROGRAM CONSISTING OF SPEECH, DRAMA, MUSIC, AND A BRIEF DEFINITION OF RENAISSANCE MAN WAS GIVEN. f- = THIS YEAR'S RENAISSANCE FAIR, PRE- ‘4 THE PURPOSE OF THE FAIR WAS TO EXPLORE DIFFERENT AREAS OF LEI- SURE AND ENJOYMENT WITH DIFFER- ENT CLASSES SHOWING WHAT THEY HAD DONE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. MISS CAROL KNUTSON, ENGLISH TEACHER, WAS THE CHAIRPERSON OF THE FIRST ANNUAL SEASIDE HIGH SCHOOL RENAISSANCE FAIR. a f fi HAs iif TO THE PERFORMING... BARD AUTO PARTS 420 S. ROOSEVELT DR. STAFFORD LUMBER SBASIDE,..QOREGON 1011 9TH AVENUE 738-5528 SEASIDE, OREGON 738-5471 401 AVENUE A SEASIDE, OREGON 738-8366 DEL'S CHEVRON 1215 S. HOLLADAY DR. SEASIDE, OREGON 738-9915 DON'S UNION SERVICE STATION 1616 S. HOLLADAY DR. SEASIDE, OREGON 738-9917 COUNTRY STORE 3003 HIGHWAY 101 N. 738-5719 133 BELL BUOY CRAB CO, 1800 S. 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