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

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Seabreeze’ 1979 Seaside High School Seaside, Oregon. 97138 Volume LXXIII Table of Contents ‘ eewrTT ee a ee ee ee bite aees aan Aas a - ee - — The Year: The 1978-79 school year was a very active year. As in past years, the traditional events occurred: Homecoming, during which the sophomores won the Spirit Cup; Powder Puff, ending in a startling tie; and the many dances with their charming courts. But this year new activities were introduced. Student Personnel Director Carl Odin organized a trip to London for ten students, and a delightful evening was spent by students and parents at the first Cabaret, put on by the Jazz Ensemble. Spring took us by surprise, bringing with it the second annual Renaissance Fair. Students could relax outside enjoying a beautiful sunny day listening to the Beatles, or stay inside to examine many exhibits of student work while the music of Bob Dylan enlivened the air. Through fall, winter, and spring, many projects contributed to the spirit of an often delightful year. TIME title and format used by permission of Time, Inc. Homecoming ’78 Like leftovers from the hit 1978 movie Animal House, toga-clad seniors thronged the halls of Seaside High School in their bid to win one of the daily contests during Spirit Week. A yell contest and tug-o'- war were also held. When the dust settled, the sophomores had siezed the victor's laurels. Powder Puff and Sadie Hawkins The 1978 Frenior-Junemore Powder Puff football game ended in a 6-6 tie. The Freniors led before an interception by Junemore Jill Gann in the last seven seconds concluded the match. Jeff Bennett, Joe Berman, and Wade Tucker served as coaches for the Freniors, while their Junemore counterparts were Andy Black and Doug Wuensch. The night ended with the Sadie Hawkins dance, starring Whiskey Styx. Don Braun was crowned king and escorted by Lori Howarth. ‘ bel o The '78-'79 Junemore team consisted of: (front row) Melanie Hurst, Carrie Wilson, Katie Cameron, Debbie Johnston, Penny Weaver, Jan McCollom, Kim Maki, Kara Hughes, (back row) Barb Westby, Vicki Smithson, Jill Gann, Renee Gaston, Sue Sopko, Tami Carlson, Sue Chambers, and Wendy Gann. Standing are coaches Andy Black and Doug Wuensch. Tami Carlson, looking for an out. Guest Announcers'' Mike Riggan and Russ Johnson. Junior-Senior Prom The traditional Junior-Senior Prom, a major annual event at Seaside High School, went over well with good attendance. Providing musical entertainment was the band X-TC. The Prom queen this year was Peggy Chesnut, who stands with her escort, Mike Banks, surrounded by the princesses and their escorts, in the picture above. From left to right: Jerry Painter and Jan McCollum; Don Braun and Lorri Howarth; Queen Peggy Chesnut and Mike Banks; Nancy Dueber and Russ Johnson; Tami Carlson and Ben Olson. . ‘ he. Re bea: Style Show Every spring, the Pep Club organizes a Style Show. This event allows local merchants to exhibit their latest fashion offerings. What makes the Style Show even more special for Seaside High School is that SHS students may enter as models. Faculty guidance was provided by Mrs. Maryon Greenough. Tami and Tori show off new bathing suits. Henrik Bronner shows the latest in leisure tennis outfits. London Trip 10 students from Seaside High School along with Drama Sponsor Carl Odin left Seattle Airport on March 15, 1979 for England. After a straight through 9 hour flight, the students arrived at the Heathrow Airport and were immediately shipped by bus to Stratford-upon-Avon, and spent their first night in a small hotel known as the ''Arden . The last 9 nights were spent in London at the Cunard International Hotel. For entertainment there were tours daily, shows nightly, and lots of friendly people to visit with. The students that went were: Mebane Dowd, Rebecca Brownell, Lisa Park, Katie Cameron, Debbie Johnston, Teter Kapan, Dayna Nelson, Jeff Roberts, Wendy Krieger, and Jane Miscoe. Cabaret This years Spring Musical was No, No Nanette. The cast was follows. Pauline-Chris Mespelt, Lucille Early- Trina Berger, Sue Smith-Teter Kapan and Wendy Krieger, Jimmy Smith-Craig Frary, Billy Early-Brian Frary, Tom Trainor-Jeff Roberts, Nanette-Jenny Taylor, Flora Latham-Jodi Nickens and Dayna Nelson, Betty Brown- Wendy McKennon, and Chris Hauger, Winnie Winslow-Jane Miscow, The Chorus was a big on this year with, Brian Bradford, Steve Davis, Robert Ellis, Doug Hauger, Tom Heffernan, Larry McCluggage, Jon Thornton, Ann Adams, Tami Becker, Rebecca Brownell, Katie Cameron, Stacey Hanson, Heidi Hanson, Ruth Praskey, Donna Roberts, Vicki Smithson, The Assistant Director was Bruce Robertson, Stage Crew were Lynn Williams, and Cheryl Campbell, Lighting Coordinator was Laurie Moore, Publicity Director Cheryl Harrison. THANKS FOR A GREAT Spring Musical 1979's musical was No, No, Nanette. In addition to a sizable chorus, the players were as follows. Pauline: Chris Mespelt; Lucille Early: Trina Berger; Sue Smith: Teter Kapan and Wendy Krieger; Jimmy Smith: Craig Frary; Bill Early: Brian Frary; Tom Trainor: Jeff Roberts; Nanette: Jenni Taylor; Flora Latham: Jodi Nickens and Dayna Nelson; Betty Brown: Wendy McKennon and Chris Hauger; Winnie Winslow: Jane Miscoe. Convention 79 This year's convention was encouraging for the 1979-80 student council, with new ideas provided by both the Activist Party and the Responsive Party. Winners proved to be: President, Sue Chambers (Responsive); Vice President, Frank Mcllvenny (Activist); Treasurer, Jenni Taylor (A); Secretary, Tracy Culp (R); Sergeants at Arms, John Lende and Wade Halbrook (both Activist). President-elect Chambers remarked, in a speech delivered before her election, that she planned to change Homecoming activities, placing less emphasis on competition between the classes. Renaissance Fair The Renaissance Fair for spring 1979 was a fabulous display of vigorous artistic and intellectual activity on the part of students and faculty. The afternoon's program began in the cafetorium. Mood was set by choir, band, and jazz ensemble arrangements. Teter Kapan mimed a puppet yearning for the freedom to dance. The ''renaissance man ' was defined by Pam Holmes and Luke MclIlvenny. A comical skit was enacted by Chris Mespelt and Craig Frary. In the gym, students brought their wheels and pottery for a display of creative claywork. Pancakes and tea were offered. Belinda Brown and Kara Hughes painted volunteers' faces. Clam digging and safety displays were on view, as well as a skate boarding display outside. Sports: Fall was not Seaside's best sports season, The injury-ridden Gulls won just two of their games. Four out of nine volleyball games came out in Seaside's favor. But in crosscountry, the girls' team went to State and the boys' team also did well. Things picked up for Seaside in winter, when both boys' and girls' basketball teams went to State. Seaside wrestlers also travelled to State. Spring proved to be the Gulls best season. Both boys' and girls' track teams went to District, with girls taking fourth and boys taking first place. The baseball season ended with Seaside in the semi-finals for State and a good conclusion for softball. The boys' golf team went to State, as did the girls, who took fourth in District. Time, Inc. Varsity Football Nineteen major injuries and a 2-7 record: frustrating ,'' summed up coach Mike Corrigan. ''They played hard and ended up the season on a positive note,'' he added. Don Braun was team captain. Most Inspirational player was Steve Davis. Dan McDonald earned the Coach's Award, while Derrick Ray was Most Improved player. 1. Coach Mike Corrigan 2. Seaside's team runs onto the field. 3. Gulls rush through the defense 4. Referee prepares to get hammered 5. Lining up again for action 6. Team captain Don Braun 7. John Lende in action Frosh Football This year's Frosh Football Team was aggressive. They played hard and tried hard. The whole team got the Most Inspirational Award. Jerry Green got Most Improved Player. The team, L to R, back to front: Bran Holmes, George Whitlock, Jose Gutierrez, Jim Starr, Herb Truax, Ricky Goolsby, Kevin Mauerman; Brian Livingston, Dan Elliott, Allan Pilger, Karl White, Brian Frary, Kevin Buzzell, Eddie May; Todd Chatalas, Tom Price, Jeff Wellington, Neal Maki, Jerry Green. A -- Als yd, Nothing like a football game to relax with, huh? J.V. Football The J. V. team played some close games in 1978. Pictures: 1. Practice. 2. Blocking by Mike Senn. 3. Andy Black attacks. The team, L-R, back to front: Mike Senn, Rich Leithner, Charlie Cadwell, Todd Fenton, Tom Heffernan; Manager Don Senn, Scott Ayles, Mike Snyder, J.P. Soulagnet, Ted Hendryx, Greg Traweek; Steve Davis, Tracy Koberstein, Thad Nolan, Kris Saulsbury, Mike Nantz, Henrik Bronner. Mike Senn was Most Valuable Player. Steve Davis was Most Inspirational. Cross Country Most improved runners for 1978 were Margie Morris and David Brady. Melissa Eddy and Scott Saulsbury were most inspirational. Saulsbury and Russ Johnson were captains. The girls finished the season second in the league, eleventh in state. The boys placed fifth in state. Coach Gene Gilbertson noted that 1978 saw the biggest turn-out ever for cross country-32 students. He thought the season was successful because ''the team all had the attitude of 'it's not how we place in the race, it's how we all set personal standards and came together as a team'. ' 1. Sophomore Jenni Taylor running for the finish line 2. Meditative spectators 3. Senior Scott Saulsbury takes the lead 4. Senior Russ Johnson splashes forwards Varsity Volleyball The varsity volleyball team finished with a 4-10 Cowapa League record. Most Valuable player was Erin Schucker. Most Inspirational was Jill Gann. Debbie Howell was Most Improved player. Coach Hamer's comment on team and season was ''inexperienced team as a whole, but Seaside gained some respect and competitiveness within the league.'' 1. Jill Gann, Erin Schucker, Dani Sayer, and Kim Johnson in action. 2. Kim Johnson digs for the ball 3. Standing: Coach Virginia Hamer, Erin Schucker, Chris Hauger, Theresa Palmer, Debbie Anderson, Tami Reierson. Kneeling: Nancy Baty, Kim Johnson, Dani Sayer, Debbie Howell, Jill Gann. J.V. Volleyball Seaside's J. V. Volleyball team concluded a successful season with an 11-5 record. Team members included Kim Anderson, Nancy Baty, Patty May, Kathleen Klost erman, Wendy Gann, Pauline Ostermeier, Debbie Johnston, and Barb Gallinger. J.V. Seasn Record L SHS . Rainier 7-15, 13-15 St. Mary's 2-15, 7-15 Clatskanie 15-5, 15-5 Warrenton 15-2, 13-15, Scappoose 15-8, 15-5 Neah-Kah-Nie 11-15, 12- Banks 15-9, 11-15, 15-11 St. Mary's 15-2, 15-7 Tillamook 13-15, 15-13, Scappoose 15-7, 7-15, 15- Neah-Kah-Nie 2-15, 4-15 Clatskanie 15-0, 15-3 Banks 15-11, 10-15, 15-11 Tillamook 15-13, 15-13 Rainier 5-15, 15-6, 10-15 Warrenton 15-8, 15-10 Top: Debbie Johnston hammers the ball back to her opponents. Bottom: The team right after winning a game. Wrestling Even though Seaside had probably the smallest wrestling team it will ever have, 1978-79's wrestlers did well. Though team scores were low due to the limited number of wrestlers, most of the individual matmen went to District. John Reierson, Russ Lende, and Rob Moore went to State. 1. John Reierson 2. Brian Jandt 3. Derrick Ray 32 | Girls’ Varsity ! Basketball The 1978-79 basketball season was the best ever for the Varsity girls. They went undefeated in League for the second straight year and represented the Cowapa League at the AA State Tournament in Salem. The Gulls defeated Creswell in their first game at State, but lost the next two and finished ninth. Ed Rippet completed his fourth year as Varsity coach with an overall record of 20-8 for 1978-79. The team consisted of nine seniors, two sophomores and one junior. Varsity Girls Basketball A great season for the Girls Varsity Basketball team concluded with a trip to the State Tournament in Salem. In their first game there, the Gulls defeated Creswell 52-42, with Tami Reierson and Erin Schucker each contributing 10 points. Tournament action for Seaside concluded with losses at the hands of Henley and Burns. Before State, the girls secured a 20-5 overall season record, one of the best for Seaside sports during the 1978-79 school year. The Gulls entered the tournament undefeated in Cowapa League play. Top: Julie Hought in action. Team, L- R, back to front: Coach Virginia Hamer, Pam Holmes, Teri Reierson, Julie Hought, Tami Reierson, Marlene Adams, Cindy Gray; Coach Ed Rippet, Loreen Walters, Debbie Anderson, Dani Sayer, Erin Schucker, Debbi Johnston, Jill Gann. wy J.V. Girls Basketball A good season for the J.V. Girls Basketball team begun with a solid conquest of Warrenton. Other teams to lose to Seaside were St. Mary's, Jewel, Knappa, Neah-Kah- Nie, and Rainier. 1. Patti Walters 2. Kim Anderson 3. Team, L-R: Kim Anderson, Debbie Anderson, Wendy Gann, Patty May, Debbie Johnston, Tana Lamont. With ball: Coach Virginia Hamer. Frosh Girls Basketball The frosh girls played a good basketball season, as their season record shows: W SHS vs. Astoria 43- 21, 32-20; L SHS vs. Yamhill-Carlton, 15-19; W SHS vs. Rainier, 43-26; L SHS vs. Astoria, 41-29; W SHS vs. Yamhill-Carlton, 28-14; W SHS vs. Rainier, 37-17, 44-12; W SHS vs. Astoria, 21-18. 1. Corrie Schucker shoots for two as Heidi Gann watches intently 2. Nancy Baty dribbles down the court with the help of Debbie Wolcott 3. A Seaside Gull takes flight for two points. Team members were: Coach Curt Wrinkle, Nancy Baty, Linda Fenton, Angela Frandsen, Heidi Gann, Colleen Gould, Stacey Jones, Cindy McVey, Corrie Schucker, Jody Truax, Patty Walters, Debbie Wolcott, Holly Maine, Linn Stilwell, and Leslie Hasselblad. Frosh Boys Basketball Seaside frosh basketball got off to a limping start as snow and ice forced cancellation of the first two weeks of games. Veronia overcame Seaside on Jan. 11, 65-42. Kirk Lundberg seized ten points for the Gulls, matched by Herb Truax, while Jeff Wellington and Jim Starr each made eight points. Victory came the Gulls way on Jan. 17 ina 51-44 game with Rainier. Lundberg and Gutierrez were outstanding scorers, bringing 12 and 13 points respectively. Not to be sneezed at were nine points made by Truax. These are a few scenes from this years frosh basketball which was coached by Mr. Buzzle. J.V. Basketball The J. V. Basketball season this year brought something out of the ordinary round of league games. The Gawler Lions, from a town in southern Australia, came to Seaside on a tour throughout the Pacific Northwest. That's a long way to travel, especially to be defeated in three out of three games by the Gulls. Seaside's J. V. Basketball team consisted of: Coach Mark Wickman, Steve Rush, Jim Webb, Allen Adams, and Kris Saulsbury (juniors), plus Randy Gauper, Mike Hayes, Jeff Hamel, Brent Starr, Greg Traweek, Todd Fenton, Charlie Cadwell, Jeff Carow, Troy Laws, Todd Laws, John Paul Soulagnet, Ted Hendryx, Tracy DeGandi, Tony Hendryx, Tim Grafton, and Lane Smith (sophomores). VARSITY GULLS |S: = %. STATE ACTION! | Aaa Varsity Boys Basketball The Varsity Basketball team boosted its season record to 14-2 with a 66-58 victory over the Clatskanie Tigers on Jan. 26. The Gulls' League record was 7-4, which took them to State at the University of Oregon in Eugene in mid-March. The first game there was the championship round, which Seaside lost to Brookings by a two-point margin, 69-67. A second lost befell the Gulls in the consolation quarter finals against LaSalle. The margin again was narrow, with a 48-42 score in LaSalle's favor. Varsity And J.V. Baseball The 1979 Varsity Baseball team had a successful season, placing second in league and batting out of the semifinals. Players included Andy Black, Don Braun, Harold Collins, Don Doyle, Rady Gauper, Wade Halbrook, Scott Haller, David Haskell, John Lende, Russ Lende, Mike Maine, Dan McDonald, John Nicolazzi, Mike Riggan, and Steve Rush. Jim Auld coached the varsity team. J.V. Baseball players were Henrik Bronner, Jeff Carow, Ted Hendryx, Tony Hendryx, Todd Laws, Troy Laws, Andrew Maki, Kevin Mauermann, Thad Nolan, Gene Pitman, Ken Roland, Kris Saulsbury, Mike Senn, Pat Spillman, Jean-Paul Soulagnet, David Starr, Jim Starr, Herb Truax, and Jeff Wellington. Right: John Nicolazzi hustling after the ball. Varsity team, L-R, back row: Coach Jim Auld, Steve Rush, Wade Halbrook, Andy Black, Scott Haller, Don Braun, Randy Gauper, David Larson; front row: Mike Maine, Russ Lende, Greg Koch, John Nicolazzi, Danny McDonald, John Lende. Top left: Andy Black throws another pitch. Top right: J.V. batter Gene Pitman in action. Bottom: Scott Haller runs towards Harold Collins on second base. Boys’ Track With a season record of eight wins and two losses, Seaside went to State and placed first, for the first time in 12 years. Coach Gene Gilbertson called it ''a superb team effort. ' First place finishers: Doug Wuensch, long jump 20'4''; Mark Adams 400m, 52.1; Tom Jardine, 800m, 2:00.2; Doug Wuensch, 100m, 11.3; John Gabriel, pole vault, 13'. Second: John Gabriel, high jump, 6'4 ', 110 hurdles, 15.8; Micah Tucker, javelin, 159'. Third: John Gabriel, triple jump, 39'6''; Rick Strom, 110 hurdles, 16.4. Fourth: Mark Adams, high jump, 6'2''; Mike Hayes, long jump, 19'8''; Jeff Bennett, 400m, 54.61; John Crago, javelin, 49'5 1 2 '; Gary May, 300m hurdles, 44.7. Fifth: John O'D onovan, discus, 129'2''; Mark Adams, 200m, 24.1; Todd Woodward, 100m, 11.9. Sixth: Todd Woodward, 200m, 24.2; Blaze Gallinger, 300 hurdles, 45.3; Scott Saulsbury, 3000m, 10:10; Tracy Koberstein, pole vault, 11'6''. Cowapa League relays: third place Forest Grove: First place AA Central relays: fifth place Leauge Meet: First place Girls Track Seaside girls' track team completed its season in the Cowapa league with a record of four wins and two losses. To top off the season, the girls earned a third place at the league meet, held at Rainier. Finishing ahead of the Gulls were Tillamook and St. Mary's. Some outstanding performances at the League meet were those of Peggy Chesnut, who succesfull defendid her league championship in the 110m hurdles; Debbie Howell jumped 15 ft. 9 in. for second place in the long jump. Her effort was good enough to send her to the state meet along with Peggy. Nancy Baty jumped 15 ft. 7 in. for a third place in the same event. Other third place finishers were Chris Hauger in the discus with a 90 ft. 11 in. toss; Debbie Howell threw the shot 32 ft. 11 in. Margie Morris set a freshman class record in the 800 m run with a time of 2:32.2. Those participating this year were seniors Peggy Chesnut and Lori Howarth; juniors Debbie Howell and Sue Sopko; sophomores Carey Beneke, Chris Hauger, Kathleen Klosterman and Jenni Taylor; freshman Nancy Baty, Holly Maine, Cindy McVey, Margie Morris, Sarah Price, Leslie Hasselblad, Kim Egli and Tami Nickens. me At! Girls Golf The members of the 1979 girls golf team were, senior Belinda Holcombe who served as honorary team captain, Juniors Jan McCollum, Kim Maki, and Susan Chambers, Sophomore Rebecca Brownell who was awarded most improved, Freshman Michell Myers, Laura Bouchard. The team was coached by Mike Corrigan. Coach Corrigan explained how the team progressed and improved the whole season, and the last match was there best. He went on to say how this year was the first year of triple A school competition, therefore he feels this year was very successful, and is looking forward to a great season next year. Boys’ Golf The Boys' Golf Team finished ninth at the State Tournament, which was played May 21 and 22 on the Glendoveer Golf Course in Portland. Junior Randy Shannon placed fifth among the 60 golfers from the 12 AA schools. He shot a 164 for the 36 holes. Second for Seaside was Kevin Conner with a 175. Others competing for the Gulls were Greg Elliott (189), Mike Niemi (189), and Curt Gann (200). The Gulls took second place in their district. The other district teams are from Tillamook, Scappoose, Dayton, Portland Christian, and Portland Lutheran. ''He needs to refine his technique, but he's sure got a powerful stroke! ' Gull Softbal! The girls' softball team finished the season with eight wins and four losses. And with a great effort. Participating team members were senior Julie Hought, juniors Jill Gann and Carole Johnson, sophomores Kim Anderson, Debbie Anderson, Patty May, Tana Lamont, Wendy Gann, and Debbie Johnston, and freshmen Heidi Gann, Corrie Schucker, Erin Gilreath, and Kirsten Clawson. At the sports awards banquet, Coach Virginia Hamer said that these girls had made a great effort, considering they were rookies. She felt that the girls demonstrated their ability to compete with metropolitan schools. Top: Heidi Gann returns the ball. Bottom: Jill Gann winds up for a pitch while Julie Hought looks on tensely. Gull sports at a glance Boy A Varsity Football season plagued by injuries concluded with two wins and seven losses. The Gull wrestlers finished up their season with a 13-13 record. Matmen going to State were Mark Jensen, who placed fifth, Russ Lende, John Reierson, placing sixth, and Robbie Moore. The Varsity Basketball players had an outstanding year, ending their League play with seven wins and four losses. They went on to State in double elimination, but lost both the games. Seaside's Varsity Crosscountry team placed fifth in League competition. Scott Saulsbury placed 11th in League, and placed on the second All-League team. At District, the Seaside team placed third. First place honors in the League for Track went to Seaside. The Gull cindermen ran their way to a season record of eight wins and two losses. Seaside placed second in the League for Varsity Baseball. The season record was 17 wins, nine losses. In the playoff games, the Gulls won the first game against Taft, and went on to defeat Brookings, but an upset occurred at the hands of South Umpqua. Girls Second place honors went to Seaside's Girls' Crosscountry team for this year's League competition. Jodi Nickens placed second, and ran on the Cowapa League First Team. Peggy Chesnut, Margie Morris, and Teri Bernard of Seaside ran on the second team. At District, the girls placed second, qualifying Jodi Nickens, Margie Morris, Carrie Beneke, Peggy Chesnut, Jenni Taylor, Teri Bernard, and Melissa Eddy for State. The Varsity Volleyball team experienced a disappointing season with fifteen losses and four wins. But the Varsity Basketball team finished its season undefeated, placing first in the League. The girls went on to State. They won their first game, against Creswell. The second game was lost to Henley. In their third attempt, Burns shut Seaside out. Seaside Softball girls chalked up a season record of eight wins and four losses. Taking fourth place in district competition, the Girls' Golf Team had a season record of seven wins and eight losses. A record four wins and two losses were registered by the Girls' Track Team, earning the team a third place position in the League. 54 Student Body Officers Representing the student body of Seaside High School, the Student Council met weekly to discuss student activities and ideas. Assistant PrincipaMhEd Rippet served as adviser to the Student Council. Officers for 1978-79 included: President Brent Dichter, Vice President Greg Elliott, Secretary Marlene Adams, Treasurer Dayna Nelson, and Sergeants at Arms Don Braun and Jeff Bennett. Organizations Clubs: Centurions The Centurions are a group of students working to serve the school, and to support the Seaside Kids youth organization in Seaside. The officers for 1978-79 were: President Don Braun, Vice President Mike Maine, Secretary- Treasurer Gary Zimmerman, and the adviser was math teacher Larry Haller. US name and logo used by permission of the publisher, The New York Times Co. Class Officers Senior Class Heading up the school were the senior class officers. When the Class of '79 were freshmen, they organized the first Clam Chowder Feed, an event which has become an annual tradition in Seaside. Raising money to support the Feed was one of the main activities of the senior class this year. They also endeavored to raise funds for the graduation. Senior class officers included: President Russ Johnson, Vice President John Wolcott, and Secretary-Treasurer Tami Wage. The advisors for the class were Social Studies teacher Coleman Beghtol and English teachers Pat Clausen and Larry McClellan, and head advisor Ron Johnson. Junior Class A noteable contribution to the attractiveness of the school grounds was made by the completion of the patio outside the cafetorium. The patio was the major project of the junior class. The juniors also sponsored the Junior-Senior Prom, an important date in the social calendar at Seaside High School. Junior class officers were: President Kim Maki, Vice President Thad Nolan, Secretary Cheryl Harrison, Treasurer Sue Chambers, and Sergeants at Arms Tami Carlson and Wade Halbrook. Woodshop instructor Larry Smith, math teacher Jim Trofitter, and art teacher Sandra Wentzel served as advisors to the juniors. Sophomores Claudette Eskola, John Newton, and Curt Wrinkle advised the sophomore class, which opened the school year with a ''Welcome, Freshmen dance. Officers for the sophomores included: Todd Laws, President; Rebecca Brownell, Vice President; Jenni Taylor, Secretary; Tony Hendryx, Treasurer; and Greg Ordway and Greg Traweek, Sergeants at Arms. Freshmen ''Thank You, Sophomores ' was the theme of the dance sponsored by the freshmen. During the year they also organized a fund-raising carwash. Class officers were: President Holly Maine, Vice President Nancy Baty, Secretary- Treasurer Leslie Osborne, and Sergeants at Arms Jose Gutierrez and Jody Truax. Science teacher Ed Johnson was class adviser. Seabreeze | The 1979 Seabreeze staff changed from trimester to trimester due to scheduling difficulties students experienced, so the picture above portrays only a few of the people involved in the book's production. Belinda Holcombe was editor. Students involved with the book's production during the 1978-79 school year included Katie Cameron, Lisa Ellison, Debbie Halter, Carole Johnson, Jon Layman, Mike Nantz, Arly Odegard, Sue Polaschek, Tami Reierson, Angie Sellars, Carey Wilson, Peter Paulsen, Julie Hought, Jeff Bennett, Andy Black, David Larson, Rhonda McNamee, Tim Baker, Don Braun, Carolyn Hickey, Wendy Clark, Lisa Park, Tami Nickens, and Scott Saulsbury. Dale Nelson was adviser. Pictured are (L-R): Carolyn Hickey, Tim Baker, Dale Nelson, Mike Nantz, Lisa Park, Wendy Clark, Katie Cameron. Drifting Sands Drifting Sands staffers concentrated on improving and publishing the school newspaper. Here too the staff changed from trimester to trimester. The editors were Scott Saulsbury and Carolyn Hickey. Students on the staff during the 1978-79 school year included: Joe Berman, Renee Cosgrove, Debbie Halter, Jon Layman, Frank Mcllvenny, Rex Nance, Steve Osterlund, Angela Parrish, Sue Polaschek, Laurie West, Donna Roberts, Rhonda McNamee, E'Dee Berger, Todd Woodward, Darlene Pedersen, Barb Billings, Joe Carmichael, Erin Gilreath, Bruce (Typing Maestro) Robertson, Kenee Sagner, Lori Schinderle, Sally Stevens, Jessica Sund, Millie Lakey, Debbie Egli, Kim Egli, Collette Beghtol, Don Braun, Angela Frandsen, and Ruth Praskey. Adviser was Dale Nelson. Safety Club Many students at Seaside High School drive their own cars to school. The Safety Club was able to make an effort towards the safety of student drivers by putting speed bumps in the parking lot during the 1978-79 school year. Kim Maki officiated as president of the club, and Health teacher Jim Auld served as adviser. Pep Club An effective way of promoting school spirit is to sponsor school dances, which was undertaken by the Pep Club. Renee Cosgrove was president of the club, Michelle Wakeman served as vice president, and Cheryl Campbell was secretary. Faculty adviser for the club was Home Economics teacher Maryon Greenough. Drama Club Memorable entertainment was provided by the Drama Club, which during 1978-79 performed Slice It Thin and, with some musical assistance, No, No, Nanette. Officers included President Trina Berger, Vice President Wendy Krieger, Secretary Teter Kapan, and Treasurer Cheryl Campbell. Carl Odin was adviser for the club as well as serving as director. Band An important contribution to students’ enjoyment of sporting events and the graduation exercises was made by the members of Seaside High School's band. Jerry Hogsett directed these student musicians. The 1978-79 roster included Scott Ayles, David Bates, Trina Berger, Lincoln Bowser, Charlie Cadwell, Cheryl Campbell, Sandi Diehl, Sue Dymond, Robert Ellis, Colleen Gould, Aaron Hansen, Allison Harper, DeAnne Haubner, Chris Hauger, Doug Hauger, Mike Hogsett, Sue Howerton, Bruce Isle, Laura Johns, Cindy Korff, Kerry Krueger, Char Malvaney, Dorinda McCoy, Cary Nendenhall, Allen Moon, Laurie Moore, Rob Moore, John Nethercott, Theresa Palmer, Jim Pierce, Ray Pierce, Ruth Praskey, Garr Reynolds, Jeff Roberts, Vicki Smithson, Ward Smithson, Dena Stoneman, Dina Stoneman, Laurie West, George Shitlock, Darcy Wilson, Debbie Wolcott, and Bill Jardin. Z’ a7 s . cy Honor Society ™ Academic excellence at Seaside High School was represented by the Honor Society. The group raised funds for its annual banquet by selling candy canes during the Christmas season. Funds are also gathered for scholarships. Society members must have a 3.45 gradepoint average and write a paragraph setting forth their reasons for desiring admission to the group. Gary Zimmerman was club president, while Social Studies teacher Ann Lewis was adviser. Letterman’s Club The Letterman's Club is the organization of intervarsity athletes. They sell popcorn at sports events to raise money for their cloth letters. Officers were: Belinda Holcombe, president; Jon Gabriel, vice president; Sue Sopko, secretary-treasurer; Martin Adams, sergeant at arms, with Bruce Buzzell and Mike Corrigan advisers. Forensics All did very well, the best we have done,'' summed up Forensics adviser George Stacey after the District Tournament held at the Oregon College of Education. Pictured are club members Chris Mespelt (second in serious), Sue Dymond, Brian Frary (third in poetry and oratory), Cheryl Campbell, Laura Absher (first in dramatic serious), Ruth Praskey (fourth in poetry), Don Lindman, Tami Becker (first in expository, fourth in impromptu), Brian Bradford, Mr. Stacey, and Bill Jardine (fourth in impromptu). Football And Wrestling Rally Almost as much a part of the football game scene as the pigskin itself are the rallies, advised by English teacher Carol Knutson, Varsity: Pam Laws, Nancy Dueber, Sue Sopko, Rennay Turk, Kim Maki, Renee Gaston, Nel Kribs, and Jodi Nickens; J.V.: Barb Westby, Tammie Williams, Dayna Nelson, Katie Cameron, and Stacey Hansen; Frosh: Laurie Bouchard, Leslie Osborne, Anne Adams, Linda Fenton, Angela Frandsen, DeAnne Haubner. Wrestling matches were cheered on by Kathy Kulland and Cheryl Campbell. Basketball Rally Cheering our State-bound basketball team on to victory were these girls: Varsity: Tami Kaino, Peggy Chesnut, Pam Kan, Nancy Dueber, Renee Gaston, and Rennay Turk; J. V.: Colette Beghtol, Kerry Krueger, Patty McNamee, Helen Carey, Karen Goolsby; Frosh: Allison Harper, Anne Adams, Leslie Osborne. 64 PEOPLE title and format used by permission of the publisher, Time Incorporated. 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Cent oe nN N a U oO = LIFE title and format used with permission of Time, Inc. Marlene Adams Susan Banta Joe Berman Don Braun Molly Burke Cheryl Campbell Roberta Campbell Tom Carlson LeeAnn Cochran David Davidson Kim DeMars Don Doyle Brian Frary Jon Gabriel Blaze Gallinger Mary Gier Mike Gillette LaJean Groesbeck Scott Haller Dan Haner Belinda Holcombe Julie Hought Lorri Howarth Phil Hutson Brian Jandt Tom Jardine Wendy Krieger Kathy Kulland Jon Layman Dale Malvaney Gary May Danny McDonald Rhonda McNamee Laurie Moore Jay Nesmith Jodi Nickens John Nicolazzi David Oxley Peter Paulsen Jim Pierce Sue Postlewaite Julie Puckett Tami Reierson Teri Reierson Eleanora Rider Scott Saulsbury Pamela Scott Jeff Shepherd Nancy Tagg Rob Thompson Sue Traweek Rennay Turk Dan Weaver John Wolcott Todd Woodward Kelly Youngstrom Gary Zimmerman Memories are the proof of growth, and growth enables us to live tomorrow. He who is not busy being born, Is busy dying ...Bob Dylan lodaustiueation THE JOURNAL BOF THE NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION TODAY'S EDUCATION logo and name used by permission of the National Education Association. Faculty Ann Lewis Ed Jessen Sandra Wentzel Larry Haller DeAnna Malvaney Jim Trofitter Jerry Westerholm Pat Clausen Kurtis Saiki Carol Knutson George Stacey Mike Tiedeman Larry McClellan Bruce Buzzell Ed Johnson Neal Maine Dale Nelson Mike Corrigan Curt Wrinkle Larry Elliott Maryon Greenough Ron Johnson Lani Malberg Coleman Beghtol John Newton Larry Smith Jim Auld Claudette Eskola Ed Rippet Virginia Hamer Leo Sayles Gene Gilbertson Sharon Corrigan Cindee Harding Harold Riggan Sharon Weber Jan Harvey Jerry Hogsett Carol Benson World events at a glance Here are a few of the national and international occurrences we argued about, were puzzled or amused by, or ignored during the Sptember 1978-June 1979 school year. September Civil turmoil in Nicaragua threatens the regime of dictator Anastasio Somoza. College costs are reported up 77% since 1968. John Paul I is installed as 263rd pope. His 33-day reign proves to be one of the shortest papal terms of office in Vatican history. October For the first time in 456 years, a non-Italian is elected to the papacy, when Polish cardinal Karol Wojtyla becomes Pope John Paul II. [he hit movie Animal House grosses millions and revives the '50s toga party fad. This classical renaissance surfaces a t Seaside High School during Homecoming week. President Carter's brother's ''Billy's Beer'' fizzles out, but he keeps an involvement in the beverage business with a ''peanut-flavored liqueur. ' November Election results send a cut taxes-reduce government spending message across the nation. Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, Shah of Iran, struggles to retain power. Norman Rockwell, popular American artist, dies at age 84. December at the behest of cult leader Jim Jones. A few days later, San Francisco mayor George Moscone and supervisor Harvey Milk are shot and killed. Daniel White, an ex-member of the board of supervisors, is charged with the murders. The Shah goe lo risi ) near Marrisburg, ra. President Carter warns on TV: ''This is a painful step, and I Each of us will have to use less oil and pay more for it. Margaret Thatcher become Thousands of Vietnam ia and elsewher [The crash of a DC-10 airliner at O'Hare marking the worst U.S. avaiation accident in Closed gas stations have become a comm During the 1978-79 sch ol ye S 112 td, | 4 ; t y wv 4 DL, 1,12 }) Toki : CONSUMER REPORTS logo and name used by permission of the publis Union. LEGG'S BROADWAY PHARMACY 318 Broadway Seaside, Ore. 420 S. Roosevelt Seaside, Ore. 738-5528 ae US. Bank is in the PEANUT PRANUT | checking business. U.S. Bank is in the business of custom fitting a checking account to suit your needs. Check into our 5 Plus Account and other checking account plans tailored for you. 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