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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1980 volume:

| j 7 { i Wie ' ij | ‘ { t ’ } j ’ { i ely | | . | This is our school. We are one. We are a school with ambition that works together to accomplish a unified goal. We are a school with spirit and pride to support our athletes, our scholars, and our Communi- ty. The years we spend in school are the years that we will remember for a lifetime. Many people will look back on their high school years and cherish the moments they spent reminiscing in the cafeteria about the classes they took, the ever famous break. Surely they will remember the food fights at lunch, the practice before the big game, the cham- pionships we won and should have won, the spirit cup, the dances, registration, report cards, and graduation. These memories will fill your life with happiness and cheer. To remem- ber the precious moments that were shared is to bring back the laughter and the tears. For school is not only a time for learning, but also a time for growing and living life as it comes. Here is our record of the school year 1979-1980 as seen through the eyes of the Seabreeze Annual Staff. Seabreeze 1980 Seaside High Schoo! 1901 North Holladay Drive Enrolment 498 Volume 74 Introduction Faculty Sports Activities Clubs Faces Graduation Ads Index 1-6 17-25 26-56 57-65 66-70 71-105 106-107 113-125 126-128 Our Student Government Top Left: Jenni Taylor, Treasurer. William Jardine, Om- budsman. Kim Maki, Publicity Director. Tracy Culp, Sec- retary. Left Center: Susan Chambers, President. Teddy Hendryx, Vice President. Bottom: John Lende, Sgt. At Arms. Not Pictured: Wade Halbrook, Sgt. At Arms. People leaming, Going places, Different faces. Upper left: Frosh class. Lower left: Steve Davis puts bib on Diane Ehlers. Upper right: Van Eller directs Scott Pachal to lunch. Lower right: Mike West and J.P Lannigan are ready for lunch The freshman initation week went great this year. Most of the freshman really got involved and participated They received name tags and were provided with many activi- ties —- wait IVUVNYWWNV), Lee CN Upper left: Eric Hartman. Middle left: Frosh class. Middle right: Paul Webster, Laura Underhill, and Chris Osborne Lower left: kerstin Sadilek SHS Launches A New Decaae: eee. Pixs n't : ibeion toes Mey 2% fe w}? a Ai i Jn —_ ay og s ££, is t . � . 7 4 NY OX 0) ”X — © = Canaid's Van Eller taking his tetanus shot like a man. Well, almost BUSTED! Brock Byers on dress-up day Se re — = Breaking away QUIET PLEASE! i 1 T : Ad ee “the s¥=s, Cara caught in the act Susan Chambers taking a break from her studies a tee SS Tees Homecoming 1980 yYecoming week include five dress-up and two activities a day. The classes all com gathering points from each Wys events Dirit Cup for the second The week ended with a big pep assembly, the ouncement of our homecoming queen Shelly ith, a huge bonfire, and finally the big football game with St. Hellens, and a dance following y 2 3 4 §, 6 7 8 9 Keeping close ties between students! Mr. Odin at his best!! ha ha . Kathy Winger in her second life Juniors on their way to victory! Jan, Tami, Cindy, Lorraine, Shelly SHS homecoming bonfire, Before And ofter!! Homecoming queen Shelly! Jon Tompson showing good form! Smo OQ2-3J00 02302 Tammy Sturdevant shows clash day was a big SUCCESS Coach Buzzell gives advice. Team support can be the key. The rewards of hard labor is being escorted by two beauties. Lunchi! Every day at 11:50 is a special time of day. It’s lunch time! The time when students make the biggest decision of the day what to eat for lunch. Stu- dents are torn between whether or not to enjoy a nutrious lunch or to splurge on junk food Dr. Charles Smith in his 13th year as Seaside Schools Superintendent checks over plans for summer maintenance and construction sched- ules for the district buildings Seaside School Board members were repaid somewhat for their service to the district with passage of the school levey on the first vote of the budgef. Board Members: Russell Lende, Bruce Haskell, Pauline Win- stanley (clerk), Keith Moes, Bill Fague, Prudence Adams, Dr. Fred Rawls Not Pictured Gainor Minott. Princioals Mr. Harold Riggan, our Principal, strikes a familiar pose during a moment of deep thought. One of the important qualities about Mr. Riggan is that he makes himself available at almost all times to be of help to students and staff alike. He likes everyone to know that he is there. Mr. Riggan’s friendly, personable, and helpful manner is an as- set to Seaside High School, and to our District. ' Gr: What may look like a beckoning smile, a. may just possibly be a “Come in and tell me about your unexcused absences” smile, coming from Mr. Carl Odin, Seaside High School's Student Personnel Director. Yes, Mr. Odin is the person in charge of discipline and absences in our school, but he does have a winning smile and a good sense of humor. He is always one fo listen to what a student has to say and is understanding. (Mr. Odin is also the person responsible for the excellent plays which our students participate in each year and which the school and community enjoy so much.) “You say the bus is late for the Area Center again?’’ These could very well be the words coming from Mr. Ed Rippet, our Assistant Principal. Mr. Rippet is responsible for many, many duties at S.H.S. Some of these duties include daily opera- tion of the building, student activities, Area Vo- cational Center, and many more. Mr. Rippet is observed by most of our students daily during lunch hour; he not only keeps an eye on the students’ behavior at lunch time but chats ami- ably with students and is a helpful friend in case of any problems. DeAnna Malvaney, aide in the Administrative Office Cindee Harding, secretary in charge of bookkeeping for the school and student accounts. Harvalee Phillips, the attendance aide for Carl Odin. Carol Benson, secretary for the Student Personnel and Counseling Office. Math And Social Studles Debbie Vail - Math Aide. Jim Trofitter - Math - Junior Class Advisor. De arlm ee 1) tS Larry Elliott - Math - Varsity Basketball Coach - Intramurals. Larry Haller - Math - Centurions - Department Coordinator Ann Lewis - Social Studies - Honor Society - Rotary Exchange Program. Mike Corrigan - Social Studies - Asst. Golf Coach - Senior Class Advisor. Coleman Beghtol - Social Studies - Senior Class Advisor - De- partment Coordinator. Jerry Westerholm - Social Studies - Athletic Director. : “aA 7 ‘ © Bruce Buzzell - P.E. - Football Coach - Asst. Basketball Coach - Letterman's Club - De- partment Coordinator. Kurtis Saiki - Health - Science - Wrestling Coach. Virginia Hamer - P.E. - Health - Volleyball Coach - Asst. Girls’ Basketball Coach - Softball Coach. Jim Auld - Health - Driver's Ed. - Baseball Coach - Asst. Football Coach - Department Coordinator. ‘eu Sion al . “s oe.’ Ed Johnson - Science - Freshman Class Advisor. Neal Maine - Science - Ecology Club - Freshman Football Coach - Annu- al Advisor. Leo Sayles - Science - Head Junior Class Advisor. English Business Education Harvey Lerner - Business Ed - Soph- omore Basketball Coach. Clau- dette Eskola - Business Ed - Sopho- more Class Advisor - Faculty Aide Advisor - Department Coordina- tor. George Stacey - English - Speech. Dale Nelson - English Newspaper Advisor. Curt Wrinkle - English - Golf Coach - Sophomore Class Advisor. Larry McClellan - English - Asst. Football Coach - Asst. Track Coach - Department Coordinator. Pat Clausen - English - Senior Class Advisor. Carol Knutson - English - Rally Advisor. — | etry 23 Kathleen Hogsett - Vocal Music. John Newton - Metal Shop - Sophomore Class Advisor. SHS Sandra Wentzel - Art - Junior Class Advisor. Gene Gilbertson - Media Specialist - Track Coach - Cross Country Coach - Annual Advisor. Sharon Corrigan - Media Specialist Aide. Neil Branson - Counselor - Head Senior Class Advisor. Janet Harvey - Counselor - Freshman Class Advisor. Jerry Hogsett - Instrumental Mu- Faculty - se Fr ; we « Or « ‘ F ; ‘, . a Neos 9 eee Maryon Greenough - Home Economics - Pep Club Advisor. Larry Smith - Wood Shop - Junior Class Advisor. Mike Tiedeman - Vocational Agri- culture - F.F.A. Advisor. Gordon O'Dell - Spanish - Asst. Football Coach - Span- ish Club - Freshman Class Ad- visor. , 25 Varsity Football Seaside-6 Sherwood-30 Seaside-7 Woodburn-23 Seaside-21 Clatskanie-26 Seaside-6 Rainier-47 Seaside-12 Banks-22 Seaside-6 Neah-Kan-Nie-0 Forfeit Seaside-13 Tillamook-6 Seaside-12 Scappoose-34 Seaside-O St Helens-7 Junior Varsity Football Tillamook-18 Freshmen Football Seaside-0 Rainier-45 Seaside-6 Neah-Kan-Nie-12 Volleyball-Varsity Scores (Seaside listed first) Seaside-Ciatskanie 15-8, 15-412 Tournament Seaside-Crater 15-13, 15-14 Seaside-Aloha 9-15, 5-15 Seaside-Madison 15-4, 15-2 Seaside-David Douglas 12-15 Seaside-McNary 7-415 Tournament Seaside-Vernonia 25-7, 13-15, 12-15 Seaside-Scappoose 15-7, 15-14 Seaside-Tillamook 15-141, 15-4 Seaside-St Marys 15-12, 15-3 Seaside-Banks 15-5, 13-15, 17-415 Seaside-St Helens 9-15, 14-16 Seaside-Neah-Kan-Nie 16-14, 6-15, 2-15 Seaside-Rainer 15-7, 14-16, 13-15 Warrenton Tournament- Seaside ‘st vs Warrenton 15-41, 15-43 vs Nestucca 415-414, 7-415, 15-9 vs Catlin Gable 15-1, 15-13 vs waco 15-7, 15-2 Seaside-Clatskanie 15-7, 15-2 Seaside-Warrenton 11-15, 12-15 Seaside-Scappoose 15-7, 15-3 Seaside-Tillamook 16-414, 12-15, 15-7 Seaside-St Marys 15-8, 16-14 Seaside-Banks 15-5, 45-47, 15-7 Seaside-St Helens 8-45, 15-13, 11-15 Seaside-Neah-Kan-Nie 2-15, 8-15 Seaside-Rainier 15-13, 15-9 Volleyball-JV Seaside-Clatskanie 15-6,15-12 Seaside-Vernonia 15-7, 8-15, 1-415 Seaside-Scappoose 4-15, 7-15 Seaside-Tillamook 15-6, 15-412 Seaside-St Marys 13-45, 11-45 Seaside-Banks 4-15, 1-15 Seaside-St Helens 7-15, 6-15 Seaside-Neah-Kan-Nie 7-15, 5-15 Seaside-Rainier 2-45, 5-45 Seaside-Clatskanie 5-15, 11-15 Seaside-Warrenton 15-8, 43-15, 45-12 Seaside-Scappoose 15-10, 1-45, 41-15 Seaside-Tillamook 15-8, 15-43 Seaside-St Marys 13-15, 6-15 Seaside-Banks 9-15, 15-4, 4-15 Seaside-St Helens 2-15, 15-13, 10-15 Seaside-Neah-Kan-Nie 5-15, 2-15 Seaside-Rainier 4-15, 16-14, 10-15 Cross Country Scores - Girls - Varsity Boys - JV Boys place teams at Rainier 3 22 at Seaside 3 9 at Madras 6 12 place teams place teams 6 9 Basketball-Girls Varsity Seaside 30 29 43 47 35 47 50 68 33 36 47 48 45 46 Astoria Wahkiakum Neah-Kan-Nie Scappoose St Marys Warrenton Taft Knappa Astoria Tillamook Clatskanie Rainier Neah-Kan-Nie Scappoose Wahkiakum St Marys St Helens K Tillamook St Helens Clatskanie Rainier Neah-Kan-Nie St Helens Basketball-Girls JV Seaside Astoria Cathiamet Neah-Kan-Nie Scappoose St Marys Jewell Banks Knappa Astoria Tillamook Clatskanie Rainier Basketball-Girls Frosh Seaside Warrenton Knappa Astoria lwaco Rainier Neah-Kan-Nie Warrenton Volleyball-Frosh 54 (0.T.) 60 (0.T.) 43 58 34 39 47 23 Opponent 26 49 64 29 26 31 28 at Taft 1 5 at Clatskanie 3 7 at Scappoose 3 4 at Neah-Kan-Nie 2 6 St Helens Relay 4 40 at Rainier 1 6 at Tillamook 2 8 Seaside-Vernonia 15-12, 15-2 Seaside-Scappoose 8-15, 14-16 Seaside-Tillamook 12-15, 15-4, 6-15 Seaside-St Helens 15-12, 4-45, 10-15 Seaside-Neah-Kan-Nie 6-15, 4-15 Seaside-Rainier 15-8, 13-15, 15-43 Seaside-Warrenton 8-15, 15-7 Seaside-Scappoose 16-14, 6-15, 15-17 Seaside-Tillamook 15-4, 15-8 Seaside-Banks 2-15, 3-15 Seaside-St Helens 15-6, 14-16, 16-44 Seaside-Neah-Kan-Nie 10-15, 12-15 League Meet Ast State Meet 40th Basketball-Boys Varsity Seaside 44 52 47 60 66 52 40 §3 74 LaSalle Warrenton Cathiamet South Bend Warrenton Warrenton Tillarnook Rainier Scappoose Clatskanie St Helens Cathiamet Neah-Kan-Nie Banks Tillamook Rainier Scappoose Clatskanie St Helens Neah-Kan-Nie Banks District Playoff 55 Scappoose 54 Tillamook Basketball-Boys JV Warrenton Cathiamet Taft Warrenton Warrenton Tillamook Rainier Scappoose Clatskanie St Helens Cathiamet Neah-Kan-Nie Banks Tillamook Rainier Scappoose Clatskanie St Helensws55 Neah-Kan-Nie Banks Opponent 42 (0.T.) Baseball- Varsity Seaside Opponent Scappoose Clatskanie Warrenton Astoria Rainier Scappoose Clatskanie Cascade Locks Cascade Locks Astoria Warrenton Rainier St Helens St Helens Corbett Corbett NOLO -s = N@WONMVOBRMYNN = AWO=w on Ww oO JV Scores 45 Astoria 23 Astoria OMA] NEB™NIN2NHwORO AN 2S EON 22 47 Seaside Forest Grove Warrenton Astoria Astoria Clatskanie Scappoose Rainier LaSalle LaSalle St Helens Banks Tillamook Neah-Kan-Nie Clatskanie Clatskanie Scappoose Scappoose Banks Banks Rainier Rainier St Helens St Helens Tillamook Tillamook Neah-Kan-Nie Neah-Kan-Nie Playoff-State 2 Newport Softball Scores Track Scores- Boys Seaside Opponent Tillamook 89 Neah-Kan-Nie 99, Warrenton 44 St Helens 109 Scappoose 104 Rainier 85 Banks 52, Warrenton 39 Clatskanie 48 Vernonia 57, Knappa 45, Warrenton 16 Vernonia 641, Knappa 41, Warrenton 15 Ast in COWAPA LEAGUE RELAYS 6th in District meet Track Scores- Girls Seaside Opponent Scappoose 64 Knappa 49, Warrenton 41, Vernonia 17 Warrenton 55, Banks 20 Neah-Kan-Nie 76 Tillamook 54 St Helens 84 St Marys 64 Clatskanie 34 2nd in COWAPA LEAGUE RELAYS 3rd in District meet 44th at State J.V. Baseball Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside Seaside = —_ nN = = SOOWOONNANOODOOGONABGANOO Wo CON SBN -222N00N 2020 0M 2a Onou-s-. Forest Grové Astoria Astoria Scappoose Rainier Scappoose Warrenton Banks Rainier Rainier St. Helens St. Helens Tillamook Tillamook Neah-Kah-Nie 0 Neah-Kah-Nie 6 COO RBNNOAaNONOCOBN OOWS OSB 6 i ; ee oe , gat , $e Aire 7 ; t Football Coach Bruce Buzzell was pleased with the season. Even though the win lose total did not show the fine efforts of the team. They needed more consistant play to win more games. There were some out- standing performances from many of the players throughout the sea- son. One of the highlights was the 13-6 victory over Tillamook on their Homecoming. Team picture below: back row: Coach Bruce Buzzell, Jim Starr, Jose Gutierrez, Jeff Wellington, Mike Nantz, Todd Beckford, Andy Black, Kris Saulsbury, John Reierson, Doug Wuensch, John Crago. Middle row Manager Rick Goolsby, Karl White, Harold Collins, Doug Starr, Jean-Paul Soulagnet, Kevin Buzzell, David Larson, David Haskell, Mike Maine, Matti Ervasti, Herb Traux; Front row: Tracy Koberstein, Greg Traweek, Todd Fenton, John Lende, Steve Topplia, George Whitlock, Robby Moore, Thad No- lan, Van Eller, Coach Jim Auld Mike Maine, 1st team all-league punter, demonstrates his skills, also, a 2nd team all- league linebacker, he lead the team with 115 tackles. ae ve LACES Six teet 4, The crowd reacts with much enthusiasm as a touchdown is scored. 2. Harold Collins about to score. He was the leading receiver with 19 catches for 115 yards. He was the leader in interceptions, also, was 2nd team all- league as split-end. 3. Todd Beckford consoles the team after a de- pressing lose 4, Jean-Paul Soulagnet tackles a Clatskanie oppo- nent JV Frosh Footbal Top Right: Coach Wally Hamer instructs players on blocking techniques. Middle Left: Freshman team in action For most of the freshman team mem- bers it was their first year of football com- bat. Even though they were hampered with many injuries throughout the season, they had the best season in many years by winning two games surprising many people and teams. Back Row: CoachNeal Maine, Eric Hartman, John Burke, Dale Ray, Dan Davidson, Joe Nethercott, J.P. Lannigan, Ken Biamont, Dan Pickell, Darrel Pitman, Brent Johnson, Coach Wally Hamer, Front Row: Chip Stoneman, Mark Bergeson, Randy Boatright, Robert Cousineau, Dan Jones, Craig Huntsman, Fred Ostermeier, James Sorrels, Tim Severson, Rod Carow The combined freshman-JV volleyball team had a fair sea- son. They improved 100% from the beginning to the end of the season. They were starting to set the ball-up and were learning to play the game in an aggressive diving and sliding way. A very pleasant group to work with was their coaches comment. The JV football team members gained valu- able experience for their future varsity games, even though they didn’t win a game. The team consisted of many young players who showed improvement after playing their six games. The coaches were Mr. McClellan and Mr. O'Dell. = —F } unl y “ AS N by, ({ Fall Soorts Awara's CFF ere ee Top left: Varsity Football Rally - Cindy Banks, Tami Carlson and Renee Gaston take a break. Top right: Varsity Football Rally - Kim Maki, Tami Carlson, Cindy Banks, Dayna Nelson and Renee Gaston. Middle left: Anne Adams and DeAnne Haubner decorate their secret pals’ lockers during football season. Center right: J.V. Football Rally. First row: Leslie Osborne, DeAnne Haubner, Anne Adams. Second row: Leasia Becker, Linda Fenton. Bottom right: Fresh- man Football Rally. First row: Lisa Vaughn, Donna Howell, Stacy Allen. Second row Allison Baird. This page-Top left, First row Kris Saulsbury, Tom Heffernan, Mike Maine, Dave Larson. Second row: Ken Biamont, Jeff Wellington, Karl White, Todd Fenton Third row: Tim Severson, Eric Hartman, John Burk, Chip Stoneman. Top right: Mike Maine receives his football award from Bruce Buz- zell. Middle right: Volleyball award winners - Wendy Gann, Chris Hauger, Jill Gann and Kim Anderson. Bottom left: the Cross Coun- try award winners. First row: Elwin Price, Garr Reynolds, Jenni Taylor. Second row Kim Egli, Stephanie Morris, Margie Morris. Bottom right: Gene Gilbertson awards Mar- ie Morris her Cross Country award as tephanie Morris looks on “A ° a7 Jill ca = V O e Y le O “Wendy-N-Kim’’ ti. = i 4 - 4 : wee Fas he an 4 f a, fees “ae Very wee Me ee - = ‘ A. S As� : Allison Harper, Kim Anderson, Debbie Anderson, Patty May, Nancy Baty, Chris Hauger, Jill Gann, Charlene Malvaney, Coach Ginny Hamer. Not Pictured: Wendy Gann and Pauline Ostermeier. “Patty” “Chris-N-Nancy” Volleyball lt was a successful season as described by coach Ginny Hamer. In the past years, volleyball has been just another sport, but the girls really worked hard and made it a respectable sport for Seaside High. Due to a lack of height, the girls won most of their games on sheer guts and determination. The girls made two special trips this year. One, ‘The Warren- ton Invitational’, the girls took first place. And the second, ‘Portland State Invitational’, the girls took eighth of sixteen mixed triple, double and single A teams. The girls’ league record this year was 12 wins and 4 losses which gave them third place in the Cowapa League Volleyball Tournament. Their overall season record was 17 wins and 8 losses. When asked about next years goal, Coach Hamer replied, “Considering triple A team Astoria coming into our league, Our goal would be to make the state play-offs.’’ By the look of things, the returning bump, set, and spikers have their work cut out for them. But as far as this year goes, they should be congratulated on a job well done. “Chris’’ Cross Country Front row: Jimmy Adams, Todd Chatalas, Elwin Price, Doug Hauger, Scott Pachal, Duane Dickens, Jeff Carow, Robert Gaston, Tony Hendryx, Jeff Dilley. Back Row: Lane Smith, Garr Reynolds, Jim Webb, Steve Koski, Larry Hogeland, Randy Shannon. 4. Boys J.V. team getting ready for a fast start. 2. Jeff Carow accepts his ribbon after completing thé Clats- kanie course. 3. Jennie Taylor, Jodie Brady and Carey Beneke congratu- late each other on the League Championship trophy. All the way to State for our girls’ Varsity Cross Country team. This year’s Girls Cross Country team won the Cowapa League Championship. Finishing close behind were St. Mary’s, Rainier and St. Helens. They qualified for the State Meet held at Lane Community College and finished in tenth place. The Boys team finished in fifth place in the Cowapa League. Some of the highlights of the season will be remembered by the team members for years to come. These included the Sea- side Invitational at Coffenbury Lake, the trip to Madras for their Invitational with many teams from throughout the state of Or- egon and the girls team winning the Taft Cross Country meet with the boys finishing second. Many long hours of training and a lot of miles were logged by members of this year’s team. Pride in conditioning was one of the positive attitudes that the team adopted. 4. Doug Hauger and Duane Dickens set off to make ¢ good finish for the Gulls. 2. Girls’ Varsity blaze the trail for another Gull victory. Front row: Kim Carlson, Margie Morris, Carey Beneke, Jo- die Brady, Jenni Taylor, Stephanie Morris, Debbie Wolcott. Back row: Coach Neil Branson, Kim Egli, Jane Trost, Coach Gene Gilbertson, Angela Frandsen, Leslie Hasselblad. rm Back row: Assistant Coach Chuck Mattox, Rob Moore, row: Mark Jenson, Marc Stoneman, Thad Nolan, Don Chip Stoneman, Steve Toppila, John Reierson, Robert Lounsbury, Eric Huntsman, Eric Odegard, Mike Worces- Ellis, Brian Livingston, David Sarpola, Dan Lorenzen, ter, Paul Webster, Duane Dickens Steve Davis, George Whitlock, Coach Kurtis Saiki. Front Above: Coach Kurtis Saiki, assis- tant coach Chuck Mattox, and Mark Jenson cheer on SHS wrestler from the sideline. Right: John Reier- son sets up his opponent for a ta- kedown. Although severely hampered by a lack of wres- tlers, Seaside made a great showing this year. By way of forfeits in various weight classes, the Gulls lost at least eighteen and up fo thirty team points per tournament. But they managed to come out on top in several matches. When they lost, the score was close Four of Seaside’s finest went to the State AA Tournament in Springfield. Three of them placed, putting Seaside in eighth place out of the more than fifty attending the meet. The four participants were Mark Jenson, at 115 Ibs., who placed 2nd at district and 2nd at state; Robbie Moore, at 123 Ibs., who placed ‘4st at district and 3rd at state; John Reierson, at 1914 Ibs., who placed ‘st at district and 3rd at state; and Robert Ellis, Seaside’s heavyweight, who placed ‘(st at district but failed to place at state. 4. Robbie Moore putting his opponent into a pretzel before pinning him. 2. Mark Jenson shows the excellent form he used to place 2nd at State. 3. Steve Toppila gets rested and contemplates for his next match. 4. Mike Worcester scores 2 of 9 points at District tour- nament. 5. District finalists Robert Ellis, John Reierson, Steve Toppola, Robbie Moore and Mark Jenson Varsity Basketball The Gulls just missed the state tournament this year. The team ended the season plac- ing 3rd in the Cowapa League. The season record was 25 wins and 8 losses. As you can see, the theme is SWISH and that is exactly what they did. The Gulls field goal average was 43% and free throw average 56%. So all in all it was a fantastic season! 4. Starting at guard 5’7” Junior Brent Starr! 2. Senior Mike Riggan drives for two! 3. Senior Gregg Elliot trying to connect Steve Rush’s shot. 4. Transfer student, Tim Simnitt proved to be a big asset to the Gulls. 5. Senior Andy Black trying to SWISH a free throw Team Picture includes: Top row: Coach Larry Elliott, Brent Starr, Jean-Paul Soulagnet, Mike Riggan, Jeff Ha- mel, Harold Collins, Marty Adams, Bottom row: Tim Sim- nitt, Andy Black, Steve Rush, Greg Elliott, Jim Starr, Jose Gutierrez. 41 Back row: Todd Laws, Troy Laws, Jeff Wellington, Jim Starr, Jose’ Gutierrez, Teddy Hendry, Toney Hendry, Greg Traweek, Jeff Hamel, Jeff Carow, Herb Truax, Bruce Buzzell (coach) Junior Varsity Coach Buzzel and team watch with great concern the action on the floor Troy Laws helps the team from the line Back: Mike Haner, Jim Adams, Tim Severson, Ken Biamont, Rick Derby, John Burk, J.P. Lannigan, Eric Hartman, Coach Neil Branson, Front: Matt Elmes, Mark Bergeson, Dan Jones, Mitch Keranen, Jon Thompson Gins Basketball Coach Ed Rippet, Wendy Gann, Nancy Baty, Leslie Hasselblad, Carole Johnson, Kim Anderson, Jill Gann, Cindy McVey, Debbie Anderson, Tana Lamont, Patty May, Debbie Johnston, Dennis Vaughn, Tori Holmes. Team leader Jill Gann turns on the power. Coach Rippet gives last minute instructions. = . Upper left: Tough “D’’ by Debbie and Leslie. Upper right: Coach Hamer works the bench as Coach O'Dell looks on. Left: JoAnne Eddy goes for ‘‘2’’. Kerstin Sadilek concentrates on rebound. Heidi Gann is trapped. Winter Rally Top left: Varsity Basketball Rally. First row: Stacy Hansen, Vicki Smithson. Second row: Kelly Nyberg, Cande Jones. Third row: Katie Cameron, Dayna Nelson. Center right: Wrestling Rally. Helen Carey, Donna Hatler, Kelly Wage. Opposite page: J.V. Basketball Rally. Linda Fenton, Leslie Osborne, DeAnne Haubner, Anne Adams, Leasia Becker. Top right: Linda Fenton, DeAnne Haubner and Leasia Becker look on intensively watching their team fight for victory. Middle left: Frosh Basketball Rally. First row: Stacy Allen, Elizabeth Ryan. Second row: Traci Hamel, Julie Booth, Lisa Vaughn. Bottom right: A guest appearance by a cone head helps Vicki Smithson, a rally member, root on Varsity Basketball. Field Seasides Stephanie Morris was the 200m STATE CHAMPION. Several school records were set by this years young team and will be waiting to get back on the track next year. Dis- tance coach Branson said, ‘that the distance runners had a good positive attitude about the team. And that all the people who went out for track had a good time with the competi- tion, and they enjoyed the time they had.” Team picture: front row, Tami Sturde- vant, Chris Hauger, Jeanne Taylor, Nancy Baty, Cindy McVey, Kathleen Klosterman, Jodie Brady, Colleen Gould, Coach Larry McClellan. Row 2, Carey Beneke, Stephanie Morris, Barbara Westby, Nancy Holt, Lynn Williams, Holly Maine, Cindy Hulet, Rhonda Horn. Row 3, Kim Jones, Ker- stin Sadilek, Stacy Allen, Kim Egli, Mar- gie Morris, Julie Booth, Sue Sopko, Ka- ren Jones, Coach Neil Branson This years team had a suc- cessful season based on to- tal participation and im- provement of all who were involved. One new school record was established by Steve Koski in the 3000m run. Distance coach Neil Branson said, “he really enjoyed working with all the kids. He felt good about the people he worked with because they worked hard and be- cause of this they im- proved.” Team picture, Front row: Larry Hogeland, Todd Cha- talas, Van Eller, Jimm Webb, Mark DeMars, Steve Koski, Garr Reynolds, Tim Simnit. Row two: Duane Dickens, Jeff Dilley, Mike Nysonger, Ken Biamont, Karl White, Mike Senn, Robert Gaston, Doug Hauger, Coach Gene Gilbertson. Row three: Mike Hayes, Ray Pierce, Eric Polier, Sean Connery, Coach Neil Branson. Row four: Robert El- lis, Skip Young, Leslie Os- bourn, Tracy Koberstien, Bill Hemphill, Greg Traweek, Jeff Hamel, Dave Argast, Debbie Greenway, DeAnne Haubner. Boys Golf Team picture: Top row: Mike West, Matt El mes, Jon Thompson, Till Spence, Kevin Buzzell, Martin Adams, Kevin Conner, Pat Wil- son, Lincoln Bowser, Randy Shanon, Gregg Elliott, Neal Maki, Coach Wrinkle. Top right: Gregg Elliott medalist at double AA single A Tour- ney. Middle: Pat Wilson Neal Maki on the putting green prac- ticing their skills before a match. This year boy’s golf was District Cowapa League Champions, and 2nd in State class double AA. Randy Shanon was medalist at districts, and 2nd at State. Gregg and Randy averaged 39 shots for 9 holes, while Matt Elmes averaged 40-41 and Kevin Conner at 45. Gregg Elliott is the second Seaside Athlete to win first at the State Golf Meet. 52 eye ant a ie 328 ; wr u res Back row: Kim Maki, Susan Cham- bers, Front row: Suzann Gabriel, Michelle Myers, Rebecca Brownell, Allison Baird, Chris Gustafson. The Girls Golf Team placed third at the District Match against Dou- ble AA and Triple AAA Teams. The team looks on as Suzann tries to pitch the next shot on the green. Girls Golf Back row: Coach Jim Auld, Andy Black, Steve Rush, Harold Collins. Middle: David Larson, Randy Gauper, Baseball Ir Qaltion Thad Nolan, Greg Koch, Mike Maine. Front: David Has- kell, Wade Halbrook, John Lende, Cris Saulsbury, Jean- A } Ve Paul Soulagnet. With a Senior laden group the base- ball team give Seaside a second place finish in league action with a record of 18-3-0, including one win over St. He- lens, who went on to win the State title. The Gulls lost in the playoffs, in their 49th appearence in State baseball playoff action, to Newport 3-2. Coach Jim Auld again directed the Gull baseball team into the State Playoffs for the eighth year in his nine years as head coach. The SeeBreeze pays special tribute to him for a job well done. 54 OLTOR NOW 0% “yer, wae Vp ey, ee I — Cy Mh Et 416) 98 wre Left to right: Andy Black zeros in. Greg Koch plays it tough J.P. Soulagnet gets a hit Wade Halbrook stops a hot one! David Haskell-Team leader in RBis Steve Rush has strong season Mike Maine and David Haskell go for it during State Playoff game. Coach Tom Maltman flashes winning smile about the success of his team. Jeff Carow shows winning form in leading J.V. pitching staff JV. Baseball Shows Power Seaside J.V. Baseball continued the domination of the league with a 23-2 record. Back Row; Tom Maltman (coach) Ted Hendryx, Eric Hartman, Jim Starr, Troy Laws, Front: Kirk Lund- berg, Dan Elliott, Brian Lawson, Jeff Wellington, Todd Laws, Karen Ro- land, Tony Hendryx, Jeff Carow Tony Hendryx digs for home in big win against St. Helens. Back row: Chip Stoneman, Mike Haner, Darrel Pittman, Rick Derby, Tim Severson, Jim Adams, Joe Nethercot, Coach Gordon O'Dell, Front: Robert Cousineau, John Stockenberg, Rod Kero, Mark Ber- geson, Craig Huntsman, John Burk. Frosh Baseball Softball This years softball team had one of the best seasons ever for softball. They fin- ished 4st in the COWAPA league and 3rd in the district while placing several players on the all-star team. Coach Hamer com- plimented this group of players for their hustle and desire as much as their ability and skill. 4. Jill Gann getting ready to pitch one of her fastest 2. Robin Grieson taking a good cut at the pitch. 3 Carol Johnson stepping into a pitch for another hit 4. Patty May pitching one of her best games. Team picture: front row: Kim Anderson, Debbie An- derson, Patty May, Tana Lamont, Robin Grieson, Carole Johnson. Middie row: Manager Molly Dorney, Donna Howell, Devinne Pickell, Kirsten Clausen, Heather Beghtol, Jill Gann. Back row: Coach Ginny Hamer, Heidi Gann, Wendy Gann, Dawn Halbig, Laura Johns. - Renaissance ; ) Fair Camival The Carnival was organized ‘by the Student Council. Each booth was sponsored by a club or organization to help earn money for the groups and the council. The Carnival was a very popular event. 59 NOV. 17 2: 30 MMA INEE MAATINEE HALF Fosties e- em Lrama 1980 This was a very exciting year for drama. It started out with a stunning performance of The Diary of Anne Frank. The play was a thriller portraying two Jewish families hiding out in Germany in World War Il. The whole cast can be proud of their memorable production. The spring musical, Oklahoma! was truly a break- through in high-school productions. It was a rousing ex- perience with love, suspense, and joy. Dayna Nelson and Tom Heffernan played the romantic leads. Teter Kapan, Peter Grant, Craig Frary, and Chris Mespelt played the comic leads. Jud, the villian portrayed by Scott Ayles, was naturally hated by everyone. And with a dynamic chorus the show ended with the rafter raising title song Oklahoma!! 61 Dinner Theatre The drama department, and the food service class made a first for Seaside High. They produced a din- ner theatre, the play was called “The Tender Trap” Scott Ayles did a com- mendable as the swinging bachior. Mike Nantz played the confused, wide eyed husband. This was the last performance for seniors Teter Kapan, and Wendy Mckennon. Their contribu- tion to the drama depart- ment has been fantastic and will be missed greatly. Junior, Senior Prom THE JUNIOR CLASS OF SEASIDE HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS LAUGHTER IN THE RAIN JUNIOR, SENIOR PROM MUSIC BY Cuasen Sabine Paimberg puts the finishing touches on the sign board advertising the prom Ken McCoy and Allison Harper take a brief pause from dancing to have a quiet talk together Jon Thornton and Laurie West posing for their picture to be taken Junior princesses with escorts - Rebecca Brownell and Doug Hauger, Tana Lamont and John Lende. Queen Sue Sopko and escort David Haskell. Senior princesses with escorts - Sue Chambers and Thad Nolan, Kim Maki and Brent Starr The Seaside High School JAZZ choir was again the best in the state of Oregon. They won the Mt. Hood Jazz festival for the fourth time. Many hours of hard work and dedication by the students and the director Katheleen Hogsett provide these students with the ability to sing and perform exceptionally well. 7 Vig 7 } i 8 | ie ii af _ 7 e et a ; , - 2 ? fs : mS { : . The choir provided us with some fine perfor- mances at the fall, Christmas, and spring con- certs. One of the highlights was the annual sing- ing of christmas and holiday songs at Lloyds Cen- ter Mr. Jerry Hogsett with the concert band helped to make many of the music concerts a very fine event. Many students also spent many hours of their own time to provide music and spirit at our pep assemblies and home athletic games. QdSQnD DQQ+N Honor Society Back row: Mike Hogsett, Kim Korff, Kim Maki, Jenny Taylor, Cindy Banks, Greg Elliott, Susan Chambers, Matti Ervasti, Todd Laws, Troy Laws, Second row: Sandi Diehl, Rebecca Brownell, Jill Gann, Randy Howell, Suzann Gabriel, Tom Heffernan, Ken Rowland, Debbie Anderson, Van Eller, Tana Lamont, Front row: Mebane Dowd, Cheryl Harrison, Lisa Ellison, Karen Goolsby, Chris Hauger, Kathleen Klosterman, Kerry Krueger, Wendy Gann. Whistleounk Standing: Sally Stevens, Paul Webster, Seated: Annelise’ Pittard, Katie Haz6én, Debbie Greenway, Angela Frandsen, Holly Maine, Kurt Wrinkle. Spanish Club Back row: Jean-Paul Soulagnet, Todd Lass, Leslie Osborne, DeAnne Haubner, Debbie Greenway, Suzanne Parson, Heidi Gann, Gordon Odell, Brian Bradford, Ruth Praskey, Tami Becker, Brock Beyers, Leasia Becker, Linda Fenton, Rebecca Brownell, Renee Gaston te as +s a Student Council Front row: Tim Simnitt, Tami Becker, Chris Mespelt, Nancy Baty, Margie Morris, Jim Starr. second row; Teddy Hendryz, Carey Beneke, Gail Baker, Chris Hauger, Leasia Becker, Katie Cameron. Third row: Greg Traweek, Mr. Ed. Rippet, Merle Keller, Heidi Gann, Linda Fenton, Brock Beyers. Fourth Row: Christine Argast, Kim Egli, Holly Maine, Stacy Hanson. Fifth row: Anne Adams, Robyn Carey, Leslie Hasselbald, Traci Hamel, Herb Truax, Jody Truax, Neal Maki, Steve Toppila, Todd Chatalas, E’dee Berger. Forensics Standing: Mr. George Stacey, Sue Eden, Helen Carey, Nate Preakey, Brian Bradford, Sean Adams. Kneeling: Donna Roberts, Ruth Praskey, Tami Becker, and Chris Osborne. Peo Club Front row: Inga Baird, Monica Haveman, Charlene Malvaney. Back row: Linda Fenton, DeAnne Haubner, Mrs. Maryon Greenough, Leasia Becker, Leslie Osborne. Emergency-Emergency Seaside High School students participated as victims in a mock disaster simulating a colision between a school bus and an auto Local fireman and Medics personal respond- ed to the call. She should recover Safety Club Mr. Jim Auld, Greg Elliott, Neal Maki, Tami Carlson, Michelle Myers, Karen Goolsby, Jill Gann, Kim Maki Lettermans Club Standing: Karen Goolsby, Jean-Paul Soulagnet, Renee’ Gaston, Jill Gann, Kim Maki, Heidi Gann, Angela Frandsen, Mr. Bruce Buzzell. In Tree: Thad Nolan, Sue Sopko, Steve Davis, Greg Elliott Custoalians Cafeteria Reading Aides Always keeping our school in tiptop shape. Debbie Trent, Chet Graham, John Fairless, Everett ller The kitchen crew begin their day at 6:00 a.m. when most of us are still snoozing. Joan Wickman, supervisor, Joann Brady, Lorraine Dague, Delphia Gillett, Dorothy Lear, Takeko Wahl They help to step up the reading class for those who want to advance in their reading level. Jeanne Culver, Madge Smith, Helen Wheeler, Shirley See. Bernice Smith, Learning Center Coordinator. Class officers are JoAnne Eddy, Vice President; Matt Elms, President; De- venie Pickell, Secretary; J P Lannigan, Sgt. at Arms; Christine Argast, Trea- sure; Craig Huntsman, Sgt. at Arms. Jimmy Adams Stacy Allen Gary Anderson Christine Argast Allyson Baird Donna Ballard Anne Bannister Mary Banta Hunter Barnes Tammie Beatty Heather Beghtol Craig Bergeson Mark Bergeson Ken Biamont Randy Boatwright Ethan Bohannon Julie Booth Tod Boucher Jodie Brady Joan Braun Jeff Braxmeyer John Burk Brock Byers Jean Campbell Kim Carlson Rod Carow Cindy Cavaya Kirk Cokeley Cindy Collins Dan Collins Rob Cousineau Rae Cryderman Dan Davidson Larry Davis Rick Derby Tatona DeShazer Duane Dickens William Dotson Becky Dunn Joanne Eddy Diane Ehlers Todd Ellis Matt Elmes Scott Erickson Jesse Falker Robert Ferron Daryl Gosser Kim Gould Rick Grant Robin Grieson Chris Gustafson Dawn Halbig Traci Hamel Mike Haner Eric Hartman Monica Haveman Mike Herrin Brad Hickey Chris Hildebrand Nancy Holt Donna Howell Craig Huntsman David Johnston Danny Jones Karen Jones Kim Jones Tim Jump Durrell Kapan Kari Karge Leslee Kauffman Dan Keranen Mitch Keranen Kathy Kerr Virginia Klosterman Brenda Langlo J.P. Lanigan Melinda Lynch Patty Joe Lynch Dawn Lyons David Major Naomi Mathews Trina McMullen Tom Misamore Stephanie Morris Roudy Morrow Honi Nance Mike Nyswonger Bill Oliver Chris Osborne Fred Ostermeir Scott Pachal Kim Painter Tracy Painter Paul Peterson Danny Pickell Devinee Pickell Darrell Pitman Nate Praskey Elwin Price Dale Ray Jim Reardon Brent Riser Debra Rutledge Elizabeth Ryan Kerstin Sadilek Dave Sarpola Tim Severson Lora Shafer Clotine Solansky James Sorrels Tillman Spence Arthur Stockenberg Chip Stoneman Mare Stoneman Tami Sturdevant Jeanne Taylor Suzanne Thomas Jon Thompson Joanie Thornton Lynda Torgeson Jane Trost Jennifer Tyler Jodi Underhill Lori Underhill Lisa Vaughn Sue Vaughn Paul Webster Tammy Weiser Mike West Sally Whitlock Kevin Wilson Michael Worcester 3 9 Norw Gtindwatc Brac suo a9 Durer eet vw i JIMMY ADAMS? — D CAROW € Cag — s a Wrage of fe | Lae = Be ny antl BE PUL DON AL Class officers are Heidi Gann, President; Nancy Baty, Vice President: Herb Truax, Sgt. at Arms; Leasia Becker, Sgt. at Arms; Margie Morris, Secretary; Neal Maki, Treasure. Anne Adams Inga Baird Tim Baker Cathie Banniste David Bates Nancy Baty Tom Beatty Leasia Becker Allan Bergeson Scott Berlin Tracy Blesener Jonn Bloomster Laura Bouchard Lincoln Bowser Brian Bradford Conie Brady Jennifer Braun Phil Butler Kevin Buzzell Robert Campbell Brian Carden Walter Carey Roberta Chambe Todd Chatalas Kristen Clawson Becky Cline Debbie Collins Paula Covey Dewey Crago Carla Cram Dale Cryderman Jeff Dilley Kent DuBack Robert Eastridge Kim Egli Dan Elliott Linda Fenton Rose Flores Angela Frandsen Craig Frary Heidi Gann Robert Gaston Erin Gilreath Rick Goolsby Colleen Gould Jerry Green Debbie Greenway Bryant Grieson Pam Gustafson Jose Gutierrez Aa ron Hanson Allison Harper Leslie Hasselblad Darren Hassett Donna Hatler DeAnne Haubner Doug Hauger Katie Hazen Bill Hemphill Bran Holmes Tori Holmes Rhonda Horn Eric Huntsman Vicki Hutchins Dory Imper Bryce Isle Mica Jenson Laura Johns Stacey Jones Scott Kenyon Christy Koch Cindy Korff Millie Lakey Brian Lawson Don Lear Ron Lear Mark Leer Maurice Lemon Tim Linton Brian Livingston Dan Lorenzen Donald Lounsbury Kirk Lundberg Holly Maine Neal Maki Charlene Malvaney Dena Mattox Kevin Mauerman Eddy May Nadine McKnight Cindy McVey Steve Melton Margie Morris Michelle Myers Leslie Nannefti Tami Nickens Eric Odegard Leslie Osborne Scott Pagniano Suzanne Parson Darlene Pederson Ray Pierce Allan Pilger Gene Pitman Lisa Pittard Eric Polier Sarah Price Melissa Roberti Greg Russell Kenee Sagner Lori Schinderle Kevin Simnitt Jim Starr Linn Stilwell Jonn Stockenberg Jessica Sund Mike Swaney Don Swanlund Steve Toppila Herb Truax Jody Truax Sharon Trucke Micah Tucker Steve Vaughn Rich Verbrugge Steve Weaver Patti Walters Jeff Wellington Karl White George Whitlock Dan Wilcock Lynn Williams Darcy Wilson Pat Wilson Debbie Wolcott Mike Wunderlich Jackie Youngstrom « «+ «+ ++ .-- “=, o-= seeeee JY =r As ; a8 Class officers are Chris Mespelt, President; Dawn Cooke, Sgt. at Arms; Rebecca Brownell, Secretary; Tana Lamont, Vice President; Carey Ben- eke, Treasure; Patti May, Sgt. at Arms. Laura Absher Sterling Albert Debbie Anderson Kim Anderson Scott Ayiles Gail Baker Tim Beatty Tami Becker Todd Beckford Colette Beghtol Carey Beneke E’dee Berger = — b THE JUNIOR CLASS OF ASIDE HIGH SCHOOL Bev Biamont Mark Bloomster Charles Boger Mark Brown Rebecca Brownell Katie Cameron Helen Carey Robin Carey Joe Carmichael Jeff Carow Wendy Clark Kevin Conner Dawn Cooke Robert Cram Tracy DeGandi Sandi Diehl! Greg Dilley Mebane Dowd Kelli DuHaime Sue Eden Ken Eguchi Todd Fenton Barbara Gallinger Wendy Gann Randy Gauper Charles Gilbert Jim Gilbert Karen Goolsby Timothy Grafton Teresa Gustafson Jeff Hamel Stacy Hanson Chris Hauger Mike Hayes Teddy Hendryx Tony Hendryx Carolyn Hickey Mike Hogsett Suzan Howerton Kara Hughes Cindy Hulet Kim Jackson Bill Jardine Debbie Johnston Chris Kauffman David Kenyon Doug Kero Kathleen Klosterman Kerry Krueger Tana Lamont Tara Lannigan Todd Laws Troy Laws Richard Leithner Don Lindman Dianne Manion Sheldon Marinee Garvie Matthews Patty May Dorinda McCoy Myrna McGrath Frank Mclivenny Patricia McNamee Don Merge! Chris Mespelt Steve Nyberg Greg Ordway Andy Ost erlund Pauline Ostermeier Sabine Paimberg Mike Parrish Mary Pittard Tracy Poulsen Ruth Praskey Teri Reynoldson Donna Roberts Ken Roland Jon Schultz Mike Senn Brian Shafer Tim Simnitt Lane Smith Mike Snyder Jean-Paul Soulagnet Brent Starr Dena Stoneman Dina Stoneman Jenni Taylor Greg Traweek Kelly Wage Michelle Wakeman Peggy Walsborn Barbara Westby Joe Wingenbach Kathi Winger Dorene Wuensch Skip Young Marti Youngstrom ira ae dy wae Class Of We've been together for many years Che time is finally here. For some it brings us happiness Co others perhaps a tear. Ju our joys and sorrows, We shall always share the thought, Che friends, the fun and the learning, Chat we were all once taught. For all the many memories We've shared throughout the years, Che defeats and the victories Che crying and the cheers. We may not see our friends again for many, many, years. We'll go our separate ways. But always remember in your heart Chis class shall forever stay! Jenny Abraham Clare Argast Ralph Bode 94 Kon Breitmeyer Kelinda Brown Susan Chambers Becky Christiansen Jeanie Collins Cracy Culp Steve Davis . Mark Demars 95 Molly Dorney Debbie Egli Van Eller greg Elliott Doug Espe Suzann Gabriel Jill Gann % y¥ Wade . § s@ iif : - Renee Gaston Wade Halbrook Cheryl Harrison David Haskell Debbie Hatler Shelly Hazen Com Heffernan Lorraine Hill Larry Hogeland 97 Janie Horn Debbie Howell Kandy Howell Carole Johnson Cande Jones Cara Judd Celer Kapan Karen Kerr obert Killion 98 greg Koch Shelly Lannigan Lonnie Lear Dave Leiferman John Lende Mike Maine Kim Maki Ken McCoy Wendy McKennon Cary Mendenhall Robert Misamore Robert Moore 100 Rev Nance Mike Nantz Kelly Nyberg Beverly Owens Jerry Painter 101 Sheri Patten Cami Bernard Petty Keith Phillips Sue Polaschek Derrick Ray John Reierson garr Reynolds Michael Riggau 102 Steve Rush Kris Saulsbury Randy Shannon Shelly Smith Vickie Smithson Ward Smithson Sue Sopko Pat Spillman 103 Douglas Starr : Pam Swift Jou Thronton Susan Crofitter Penny Weaver Jim Webb Laurie West gary Wilcock Sue Wilcock 104 Tammie Williams Ken Wolsiffer Our Foreign Exchange Student Our foreign exchange student Matti Ervasti from Sweden, was involved in several school activities. Matti participated in Football and Track. At the Honor Society Banquet Matti was presented with a book of Oregon, as a reminder of his visit. 105 ‘uepsJ0B INNENDSQ DO Of YOJOd PeeM KD WO PEeUIN ABU} SJOIUNL SO JOU ‘ODO, JOIUeS EUs Ul Sd} “901d uoKoNpoDs6 yo dn 41 dooym sioiues coe. | ey | 7 A -“ = Graaduation 80 Emotions run high as people complete the last step of their formal education. When it is all over the things that count the most are the people you knew and the friends you made, Upper left-Laurie West shares her excitement. Upper right-Katie Hazen and Thad Nolan prepare for the last high school experience Lower left-Steve Davis completes his last assignment ¢ iy unemployed 7 =) b ; v , br = Steve Davis, Shelly Smith, Friendliest Kim Maki, Greg Elliott, Most Likely to Succeed H O Garr Reynolds, Debbie Howell, Most Musical Susan Chambers, Martin Adams, Most De- pendabie Jan McCollum, Randy Howell, Best Dressed. Cindy Banks, Pat Spil lman, Class Flirts 1 aaa le Chery! Harrison, Thad Nolan, Most Artistic Harold Collins, Jill Gann, Most Athletic They Broke the camera. Sorry no picture available Susan Chambers, Greg Cook, Most Spirited Lisa Ellison, Randy Howell, Most Stu- dious Belinda Brown, David Larson, Class Clowns On May 18, 1980 a massive volcanic eruption of Mt. St. Helens soread death and destruction over hundreds of acres of land surrounding the area around the moun- tain. On May 25 Seaside residents were greeted with a dusting of volcanic particles from another eruption which winds had pushed into Northwest Oregon Seabreeze Staff Although struggling at times, the Sea- breeze staff made a sincere effort to estab- lish a high level of quality in the 79-80 year- book Seabreeze staff: Robert Cram, Jill Gann, Cande’ Jones, Lane Smith, Debbie Egli, Mark Barnes, Kelly Ny- berg, Wendy Clark, Carole Johnson, Robin Carey, Ka- tie Cameron, Advisors: Gene Gilbertson and Neal Maine. (— ((( y) (( ) i@7EA || A =F alll ( | FIREHOUSE 4 KSWB 201 S. 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Carow, Jeff 36, 37, 87, 42, 56 Carow, Rod 73, 30, 43 Cavaya, Cynthia 73, 64 Chambers, Roberta 80 Chambers, Susan 3, 14, 63, 53, 95, 109, 104, 66 Chatalas, Todd 36, 80, 50, 67 Christiansen, Becky 95 Clark, Wendy 87, 112 Clawson, Kristen 80, 57 Cline, Becky 73, 80 Collins, Cindy 73 Collins, Debbie 80 Collins, Harold 44, 95, 109, 28, 29, 54 Collins, Jeanie 95 Conner, Kevin 87, 52 Cooke, Dawn 86, 87 Connery, Sean 50, 57 Cousineau, Robert 74, 30, 56 Covey, Paula 80 Crago, Dewey 80 Crago, John 95, 28 Cram, Carla 80 Cram, Robert 87, 142 Cryderman, Dale 84 Cryderman, Rae 74 Culp, Tracy 3, 95 Davidson, Dan 74, 30 Davis, Larry 74 Davis, Steve 6, 38, 95, 108, 69, 107 Degandi, Tracy 87 Derby, Rick 74, 56, 43 Dickens, Duane 37, 36, 74, 38, 50 Diehl, Sandi 87 Dilley, Greg 87 Dilley, Jeff 36, 84 Dorney, Molly 96, 57 Dotson, William 74 DeShazer, Totona 74 DeMars, Mark 50, 57, 95 Dowd, Mebane 87, 66 Duback, Kent 84 Duhaine, Kelli 88 Dunn, Becky 74 Eastridge, Robert 84 Eddy, Joanne 74, 72 Eden, Sue 88, 68 Egli, Debbie 96, 112 Egli, Kim 37, 84, 33, 48, 67 Eguchi, Kenneth 88 Ehlers, Diane 6, 74 Eller, Van 6, 10- 50, 54, 96, 66, 28 Elliott, Dan 84, 56 Elliott, Greg 40, 41, 52, 96, 104, 66, 69 Ellis, Robert 38, 39, 50 Ellis, Todd 74 Ellison, Lisa 96, 109, 66 Elmes, Matt 74, 52, 72, 43 Erickson, Scott 74 Ervasti, Matti 54, 96, 66, 28 Espe, Doug 96 Falker, Jesse 74 Fenton, Linda 47, 84, 32, 67, 68 Fenton, Todd 88, 33, 28 Ferron, Bob 74 Flores, Rose 84 Frandsen, Angela 37, 84, 66 Frary, Craig 81, 64, 50 Gabriel, Suzann 53, 96, 66 Gallinger, Barbara 88 Gann, Heidi 81, 79, 67, 45, 57 Gann, Jill 33, 34, 35, 96, 109, 142, 66, 69, 57, 44 Gann, Wendy 88, 33, 34, 66, 69, 57, 44 Gaston, Renee’ 14, 32, 97, 67, 69 Gaston, Robert 36, 81, 50 Gauper, Randy 88, 54 Gilbert, Charles 88 Gilbert, Jim 88 Gilreath, Erin 84 Goolsby, Karen 88, 66, 69 Goolsby, Ricky 841, 28 Gosser, Daryl 74 Gould, Coleen 814, 48 Gould, Kim 74 Grafton, Tim 88 Grant, Peter 60, 64 Grant, Rick 74 Green, Jerry 84 Greenway, Debbie 81, 50, 67, 66 Grieson, Bryant 84 Gustafson, Pam 84 Gustafson, Teresa 88 Gutierrez, Jose 41, 84, 42, 28 Grierson, Robin 74, 57 Halbig, Dawn 74, 57 Halbrook, Wade 97, 54, 55 Hamel, Jeff 41, 88, 50, 42 Hamel, Traci 74, 47, 67 Haner, Mike 74, 56, 43 Hansen, Stacy 88, 46, 47 Hanson, Aaron 814, 64 Harper, Allison 84, 63, 34 Harrison, Cheryl 97, 109, 66 Hartman, Eric 74, 33, 30, 56, 43 Haskell, David 63, 97, 28, 54, 55 Hassleblad, Leslie 37, 81, 67, 44 Hassett, Darren 84 Hatler, Debbie 97 Hatler, Donna 46, 84 Haubner, DeAnne 47, 841, 32, 50, 67, 68 Hauger, Chris 88, 33, 34, 35, 64, 48, 66, 67 Hauger, Doug 36, 37, 61, 63, 81, 50 Haveman, Monica 74, 68 Hayes, Mike 88, 50, 51 Hazen, Katie 88, 61, 107 Hazen, Shelly 97 Hefferman, Tom 33, 60, 61, 66, 97 Hemphill, Bill 50, 84 Hendryx, Teddy 3, 42, 88, 56, 67 Hendryx, Tony 36, 88, 42, 56 Herrin, Mike 74 Hickey, Brad 74 Hickey, Carolyn 88 Hildebrand, Chris 74 Hill, Lorraine 13, 97 Hogeland, Larry 36, 50, 97 Hogsett, Mike 88, 66 Holmes, Bran 84 Holmes, Tori 83, 44 Holt, Nancy 74, 48 Horn, Rhonda 82, 48 Horn, Jane 98 Howell, Debbie 98, 108 Howell, Donna 75, 32, 57 Howell, Randy 98, 108, 109 Howerton, Suzan 88 Hughes, Kara 88 Hulet, Cindy 88, 48 Huntsman, Craig 75, 72, 30, 56 Huntsman, Eric 82, 38 Hutchins, Vicki 82 Humphrey, Troy 64 Imper, Dory 82 isle, Bryce 50, 82 Jackson, Kim 88 Jardine, William 3, 88 Jenson, Mark 38, 39 Jenson, Mica 82 Johns, Larua 82, 57 Johnson, Carole 98, 112, 57, 44 Johnston, David 75 Jones, Cande’ 46, 60, 64, 98, 112 Jones, Danny 75, 30, 43 Jones, Karen 75, 48 Jones, Kim 75, 48 Jones, Stacey 82 Judd, Cara 411, 98 Jump, Tim 75 Johnston, Debbie 88, 44, 45 Johnson, Brent 76, 30 Kapan, Durrell 75, 60, 61 Kapan, Teter 60, 64, 62 Karge, Kari 75 Kauffman, Chris 88 Kauffman, Leslee 75 Kenyon, David 88 Kenyon, Scott 82 Keranen, Dan 75 Keranen, Mitch 75, 43 Kero, Doug 88 Kerr, Karen 98 Kerr, Kathy 75 Killion, Robert 98 Klosterman, Kathleen 88, 48, 66 Klosterman, Virginia 75, 64 Koberstein, Tracy 50, 99, 28 Koch, Christy 82, 54 Koch, Greg 99, 109, 54, 55 Korff, Kim 99, 66 Koski, Steve 36, 50, 54, 99 Krueger, Kerry 89, 61, 66 Keller, Merle 67 Korff, Cindy 82 Lakey, Millie 82 Lamont, Tana 89, 63, 86, 66, 57, 44 Langlo, Brenda 75 Lannigan, J.P. 6, 75, 72, 30 Lannigan, Shelly 99 Lannigan, Tara 89 Larson, David 33, 99, 109, 28 Laws, Todd 89, 42, 67, 56 Laws, Troy 89, 42, 56 Lawson, Brian 82, 56 Lear, Don 82 Lear, Lonnie 99 Lear, Ron 82 Leer, Mark 82 Leiferman, Dave 99 Leithner, Rich 89 Lemon, Maurice 82 Lende, John 3, 63, 99, 28, 54 Lindman, Don 89 Linton, Tim 82 Lorenzen, Dan 82, 38 Livingston, Brian 82, 38 Lounsbury, Don 82, 38 Lundberg, Kirk 82, 56 Lynch, Melinda 75 Lynch, Patty 75 Lyons, Dawn 75 Maine, Holly 82, 48, 67, 66 Maine, Mike 33, 100, 28, 54, 55 Major, David 75 Maki, Kim 3, 63, 32, 53, 100, 108, 66, 69 Maki, Neal 82, 52, 79, 67, 69 Malvaney, Charlene 82, 34, 68 Manion, Dianne 89 Marlee, Sheldon 89 Mathews, Garvie 89 Mattox, Dena 82 Matthews, Naomi 75 Mauerman, Kevin 82 May, Eddy 82 May, Patty 89, 34, 86, 57, 44 McCaulley, Mary 100 McCollum, Jan 13, 100, 108 McCoy, Dorinda 89 McCoy, Ken 63, 100 McGrath, Myrna 89 Mclivanney, Frank 89 McKennon, Wendy 94, 100 McKnight, Nadine 82 McMillen, Trina 75 McNamee, Pat 89, 60 McVey, Cindy 83, 48, 44 Melton, Steve 83 Mendenhall, Cary 400 Mergel, Don 89 Mespelt, Chris 89, 60, 86 Misamore, Robert 100 Misamore, Tom 75 Moore, Robert 38, 39, 100, 28 Morris, Margie 37, 83, 33, 48, 49, 79, 67 Morris, Stephanie 75, 37, 33, 48, 49 Morrow, Roudy 75 Muller, Jim 104 Myers, Michelle 83, 64, 53, 69 Nance, Honi 75 Nance, Rex 104 Nannetti, Leslie 83 Nantz, Mike 64, 62, 104, 28 Neff, Jeanine 64 Nelson, Dayna 14, 46, 32, 60, 61, 404 Nethercott, Joe 30, 56 Nickens, Tami 83 Niemi, Mike 104 Nolan, Thad 14, 63, 38, 104, 109, 69, 28, 54, 107 Nyswonger, Michael 75, 50 Nyberg, Steve 89 Nyberg, Kelly 46, 101, 112 Odegard, Eric 83, 38 Oliver, William 75 Ordway, Greg 89 Osborne, Chris 7, 75, 60, 61, 68 Osborne, Leslie 46, 83, 32, 50, 67, 68 Osterlund, Andy 14, 89 Ostermeier, Fred 75, 30 Ostermeier, Pauline 89, 34 Owens, Beverly 104 Pachal, Scott 6, 36, 76 Pagniano, Scott 83 Painter, Jerry 104 Painter, Kim 76 Painter, Tracey 76 Palmberg, Sabine 89, 63 Palmer, Teresa 102 Parrish, Mike 89 Parson, Suzanne 83, 67 Patten, Sheri 83, 67 Pedersen, Darlene 83 Peterson, Paul 76 Phillips, Keith 102 Pickell, Danny 76, 30 Pickell, Devinee 76, 72, 57 Pierce, Ray 83, 50 Pilger, Allan 83 Pitman, Darrel 76, 30, 56 Pitman, Troy Pittard, Annelise 83 Pittard, Mary 89 Poloschek, Susan 102 Polier, Eric 83, 50 Poulson, Tracey 89 Praskey, Nate 76, 68 Praskey, Ruth 89, 64, 67, 68 Price, Elwin 36, 76, 33 Price, Sarah 83 Ray, Derrick 102 Ray, Dale 76, 50 Reardon, James 76 Reierson, John 38, 39, 102, 28 Reynolds, Garr 36, 33, 50, 54, 102, 48, 108 Reynoldson, Teri 89 Riggan, Michael 41, 102 Roberti, Melissa 83 Roberts, Donna 89, 68 Roland, Ken 89, 66, 56 Royston, Mark 103 Rush, Steve 44, 103, 109, 54, 55 Russell, Greg 83 Ruthledge, Debra 76 Ryan, Elizabeth 76, 47 Sadilek, Kerstin 7, 76, 48, 49, 45 Sagner, Kenee 83 Sarpola, David 38, 76 Saulsbury, Kris 33, 103, 28, 54 Schinderle, Lorri 83 Schultz, Jon 89 Senn, Mike 90, 74, 50 Severson, Tim 76, 33, 30, 56 Shafer, Brian 90 Shafer, Lora 76 Shannon, Randy 36, 52, 103 Simnitt, Tim 44, 90, 50, 67 Simnitt, Kevin 83 Smith, Lane 36, 90, 50, 112 Smith, Shelly 13, 103, 108 Smithson, Vickie 46, 47, 103 Smithson, Ward 4103 Snyder, Mike 90 Solansky, Clotine 76 Sopko, Sue 63, 103, 48, 69 Sorrels, James 76 Soulagnet, Jean-Paul 41, 90, 67, 69, 28, 29, 54, 55 Spence, Tillman 76, 52 Spillman, Pat 103, 108 Starr, Brent 41, 40, 90, 63 Starr, Douglas 4, 104, 28 Starr, Jim 41, 83, 42, 67, 28, 56 Stilwell, Lynn 83 Stevens, Sally 83 Stockenberg , Arthur 76 Stockenberg, John 83 Stoneman, Chip 76, 38, 33, 30, 56 Stoneman, Dena 90 Stoneman, Dina 90 Stoneman, Marc 76, 38 Sturdevanti, Tami 14, 76, 48, 49 Sund, Jessica 83 Swaney, Mike 83 Swaniand, Don 83 Swift, Pam 104 Taylor, Jeanne 76, 51, 48 Taylor, Jenni 13, 37, 36, 90, 33, 48, 66 Thomas, Irina-Suzanne 76 Thompson, Jon 13, 76, 63, 52, 43 Thornton, Joannie 76 Thornton, Jon 104 Toppila, Steve 83, 38, 39, 67, 28 Torgeson, Lynda 76 Traweek, Greg 90, 50, 42, 67, 28 Trofitter, Susan 104 Trost, Jane 77, 37 Truax, Herb 83, 79, 67, 28 Truax, Jody 84, 67 Trucke, Sharon 84 Tucker, Micah 84 Tyler, Jennifer 77 Underhill, Jodi 7, 77 Underhill, Lori 77 Vaughn, Lisa 77, 47, 32 Vaughn, Steve 84 Vaughn, Sue 77 Verbrugge, Rich 84 Wage, Kelly 90, 46 Wakeman, Michelle 90 Walsborn, Peggy 90 Weaver, Penny 104 Weaver, Steve 84 Webb, Jim 36, 50, 104 Webster, Paul 7, 77, 38 Webster, Paul M. 66 Weiser, Tammy 77 Wellington, Jeff 14, 84, 33, 42, 28, 56 West, Laurie 6, 63, 104, 107 West, Mike 52, 77 Westby, Barbara 90, 48 White, Karl 84, 33, 50, 54, 28 Whitlock, George 84, 38, 28 Whitlock, Sally 77 Wilcock, Dan 84 Wilcock, Sue 104 Wilcock, Gary 84 Williams, Lynn 84, 48 Williams, Tammie 105 Wilson, Darcy 84 Wilson, Kevin 77 Wilson, Pat 84, 52 Wingenbach, Joe 90 Winger, Kathi 12, 90, 61 Wolcott, Debbie 37, 84 Wolsiffer, Ken 105 Worchester, Mike 77, 38, 39, 50 Wuensch, Dorene 90 Wuensch, Doug 28 Wunderlich, Mike 84 Walters, Patty 84 Young, Skip 90, 50 Younstrom, Jackie 84 Youngstrom, Marti 90 STAFF Auld, Jim 22, 69, 28, 54, 70 Beghtol, Coley 24 Branson, Neil 24, 50, 48, 43 Buzzell, Bruce 22, 28, 14, 33, 42, 69 Clausen, Pat 23 Corrigan, Mike 21 Elliott, Larry 24, 40 Eskola, Claudette 23 Gilbertson, Gene 24, 33, 50, 48, 112 Greenough, Maryon 25, 68 Haller, Larry 24 Hamer, Virginia 22, 34, 57, 45 Harvey, Janet 24 Hogsett, Jerry 25, 65 Hogsett, Kathleen 24, 64 Johnson, Ed 22 Knutson, Carol 23 Learner, Harvey 23 Lewis, Ann 24 McClellan, Larry 23, 48 Maine, Neal 22, 112, 30 Nelson, Dale 23 Newton, John 25 O'Dell, Gordon 25, 67, 34, 56, 45 Odin, Carl 12, 19 Riggan, Harold 19 Rippet, Ed 19, 67, 44 Saiki, Kurtis 22, 38 Sayles, Leo 22 Smith, Larry 25, 4 Stacey, George 23, 68 Tiedeman, Mike 25 Trifitter, Jim 24 Wentzel, Sandra 24 Westerholm, Jerry 21 Wrinkle, Curtis 52, 66 SECRETARIES Benson, Carol 20 Harding, Weber 20 Weber, Sharon 20 CUSTODIANS Fairless, John 74 Gilbert, Bob 71 ller, Evertt 74 Trent, Debbie 71 LEARNING CENTER Smith, Bernice 74 See, Shirley 74 Culver, Jeanne 74 Smith, Madge 71 Wheeler, Helen 71 CAFETERIA Wickman, Joan - Supv. 74 Brady, JoAnn 74 Dague, Lorraine 74 Gillett, Delphia 74 Lear, Dorothy 74 Wahl, Takeko 71 AIDES Corrigan, Sharon-Library 24 Malvaney, DeAnna-Office 20 Phillips, Harvalee-Attendance 20 = = — — -, — a EO A LOE EOL A RO —— LE NU fli. _—_ = � oo’ rt — + iy ho ia Ue fj Be apie e at a ) if OG z CED ; i Che tei eee 2