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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1981 volume:

SHS Says Thanks! For giving us a school that puts students first. For providing the leadership for the most For caring about students in a sincere successful Jazz Choir in Oregon. classroom environment. SEA Bp Cc c Seaside High School 1901 North Holladay Drive Enrollment 468 Volume 75 fable Of Contents Introduction 1■ 6 Activities 7■ 16 Fall 17• 31 Winter 30■ 45 Spring 46■ 63 Clubs 64• 71 Faces 72■ 97 Seniors 104■ 123 Ads 124■ 133 Index 134■ 136 3 SEABREEZE STAFF So little time has passed since an inexperienced group of students began the then awesome task of producing 75 years of contrasts of time grappling with the bleeds and gutters and other such yearbook jargon. We began learning techniques we never knew existed. Things did not always come out as they were originally envisioned. Countless frustrations were confronted at each deadline. Ideas had to be translated and comprised, defined and refined. Our greatest enemy was time; a year is very short. One of our major problems was squeezing Seaside Highs' events into 134 pages. The answer it seemed did not lie in displaying pages of students lined up on bleachers, grinning mechanically into the camera. This does not represent life and spirit of students. Thus, we have attempted to capture the candid concept of people in action the way you see them and know them. We are finished at last. It is no longer our book alone, although the staff's feelings of ownership lingers. The memories are yours to keep. 4 From left to right Tana Lamont. Tim Simnitt. Jodi Underhill. Tori Holmes. Dawn Cooke. Robin Carey. Kim Egli. Robert Cram. Tami Sturdevant. Wendy Clark. Katie Cameron. Stacy Allen. Greg Traweek. Robin Grieson. Brock Byers Large picture-Andy Osterlund. Not shown are Greg Ordway and Lane Smith Last years annual signing party went very well. Most everyone enjoyed seeing the graduates re- turn to receive their annuals. They also thought signing each other's annuals brought them closer together. Many people liked the pictures that were on sale and hoped pictures would be on sale the next year. The comment given by most peo- ple was they liked the color section in the annual and hoped it would have color again next year. For the most part, everyone enjoyed the annual signing and felt the annual covered everything. 5 Frosh Initiation Week Freshman Initiation Week went over well this year Many activities were provided lor the incoming frosh. including the traditional singing of the school songs and the scrubbing of the seal. Senior leadership was at peak level by demonstrating positive reinforcement for the new high school students. All in all most frosh felt that wearing shower caps and becoming members of Seaside High School, was not only fun but. some- thing to always be remembered The freshman class sings a traditional song. Freshman gather efforts to form a strong tug-of-war team With Ivory Liquid and 409. the Class of 84 . sets out to make our School Seal shine. Jog-A ■ Thon ... October 14th. a beautiful day. over 170 run- ners take their marks, get set. go! The first annual Jog-A-Thon is underway. Students, teachers, principals, counselors, everyone giving it all they've got. For weeks pledges from 5t to $5.00 per lap have been collected. One hour of running around and around the track. The end results were about $7,200 that was donated by other students, faculty and other people in the commu- nity. This money will be used for senior scholar- ships and class treasuries. A 12-speed bicycle was awarded to Jennifer Johnson for collecting the most money and various other prizes were awarded to top runners. Top: Three freshman boys show the agony of the race Middle: Mr. Riggin. Rippet. and Odin out for their annual afternoon job Front: Some of the twelve prizewinners with the bicycle won by top money raiser Jennifer Johnson 7 School Close-Up REPORT TO: ODIN MR MRS. STOCK MR. RRANSON ] 100 102 1 1 1 1 1—1 1 —L 1 T r 1000 Talent Show Many Fine Acts Provide Entertainment Master of Ceremonies for this years talent show were Doug Hauger and Sean Adams while Leslie Osborne helps the crowd with the response to the classy jokes. Dave Ar gast and Todd Chatalas blast out one of many fine tunes played for the judges Nate Praskey casts a spell on the audience Kim Coleman. Kathleen Klosterman. Becky Mautitson and Jenni Taylor provided several fine selections of popular music 10 Pops Concert ... Voices Thrill Crowd The northcoast high school pops concert un- der the direction of Kathleen King was a huge success. Choirs from Astoria. Warrenton. Neah-Kan-Nie and Seaside swelled the number of participants to over 200. Norm Layden di- rected the Portland Symphonic Orchestra while the mass choirs sang. o m e c 0 m m 1 n 1 9 8 1 Spirit Lets Loose 1 Dress up days will never be the same after these kids. 2. Marti converts back to her younger days. 3 Senior hall decorated to the hilt 4 Mike Webster sells tickets to the hall of Disney! 5. Junior hall Goes for the goal !! DRlA‘ 12 Another year, another fun filled homecoming week! The students had a great time getting involved in class compe- tion. Each day of the week there were two events held at break and lunch. Some new successful events were added: Like the cup blow, the feather blow, and the pyramid build- ing contest. The hall decoration was brought back much to the students enjoymnet. The bonfire blazed on Wednesday night. The best was saved for last the football game with the Scappoose Indians. The queen and her court were an- nounced at the pep assembly, along with the third year in a row winners of the spirit cup. you guessed it the seniors class of 81 ! 1 Heidi Hanson and Ken Roland attack the orange pass. 2 Paul Webster blows to victory!! 3. Foreign exchange Alexandria enjoys dress up! 4 Senior Jean-Paul enjoys foreign exchange stu- dent! 5. Freshman attempt the pyramid building contest 13 Homecoming Traditional Assembly ftY 1 Princesses. Debbie. Robin. Tana. Kim. Alexandria, not pic- tured Jenm. 2. Senior class president Tony Hendryx. 3 Homecoming Queen. Robin, reigns over pep assembly 4 The spirit cup winners, seniors, class of 81 !! FORENSICS Two new members are Sean Adams, and Brock Byers. Each of them are doing well this year, and hope to do better next year Sometimes there are (jam day fat mjc anticipati and fan time seem to pan jo slowly vvc can hardly wait. Xjet wfpi we think of happy days thar we've already Spenr it jeem that time has paued jo far, we wonder where it wmtr §ut if instead of (ookiny bach and forth do much that way and never really tjoticiny fa beauty of tody if we would Simply try to make fa most of every minute try to put a little bit of love and laiyf[ter m itr we won't have to foo{ ahead or to fa past just to see how Very floppy every day can Bottom right-The battle on the held can cause a temporary setback for Craig Huntsman Top nght-Randy Gauper looks intently and studies the game Team pic- ture-Top row-Coach Buzzell. Craig Hunts- man, Fred Ostermeier. Tim Severson. Rick Derby. Danny Pickell. Dale Ray. Randy Gauper. J.P Soulagnet. Herb Truax. Clyde Ghck Row two Coach McClellan. John Burk. Mike Nyswonger. Eric Hartman. Jeff Carow. Chip Stoneman. J.P Lanmgan. Todd Fenton. Coach Auld Row three Mark Stoneman. Scott Pachal. Ken Biamont. Craig Frary. Karl White. Tony Hendryx. Greg Traweek. Mike Senn. Mike Hayes Bottom row-Steve Toppila. George Whit- lock. Gene Pitman. Kevin Buzzell. Neal Maki. Jerry Green. Jose Gutierrez. Greg Ordway. Erie Odegard Football 1980 If one were to sit back and look at the 1980 football seasons record. 7 losses and 2 wins, he might think it was a bad season. This is not the case. According to the play- ers. much was gamed out of the exper- ience. Steve Toppila. it was a building year, but most of all we were a team and everyone contributed George Whitlock. everyone tried their best Ken Biamont. The season gave me confidence for fu- ture use. my age didn 't matter. I was just part of the team. Randy Gauper. We never gave up. we always went into a game thinking we had a chance no matter what the odds. I think this feeling will carry on to next year Jefl Carow. The season gave me a better self-image and confidence Greg Traweek. I got a lot of self-satisfaction and a real understanding of what a team sport is all about The head coach was Bruce Buzzell. assistant coach Jim Auld Mr Buzzell summed up the season best by saying everyone gave their all. Top left-Trainer Dennis Vaughn tapes Herb Truax patiently for damaged ribs. Center left-The Gulls offense in action. Bottom left- Karl White watches the intensity of the Gulls as they contain one of the League's best runners from Rainier. Center right-J.P. Sou- lagnet gets assistance off the field from coaches Bruce Buzzell and Jim Auld. 19 J.V. Football Right. The GULLS attack makes it- self apparent. The team is all togeth- er for a team picture. It’s too bad that most of the team ended up playing varsity because the team needed them to help reach their goal. TEAM PICTURE Top Row-Clyde Glick. Craig Hunts- man. John Burk, Gene Pitman. Rog- er Swynenburg. Dale Ray. Jose Gu- tierrez. J.P. Lannigan. Marc Stone- man. Bottom Row-Mike Nyswonger. David Shively. Fred Ostermeier. Craig Frary. Chip Stoneman. Eric Odegard. David Major. William Pit- man. Paul Webster. The coach was Larry McClellan. 20 Freshmen .. Show Team Cooperation Below right: Mark Brooks, part of a tough defensive team, makes another runner pay the price. Below: Coach Stubby Lyons shows his enthusiasam as his team gives it all they have something they did every game. Coach Stubby Lyons has been coaching footba for 18 years, he enjoys coaching this inexperienced freshmen team as much as any team he has ever been associated with. “I love those guys, they know it too. said Stubby. ‘ Their attitude was exception- al. if they can keep it they will be winners at the J. V. and Varsity level. The freshmen trained six weeks before their first game. Their record was 2-5. The leading tackiers were Denny Silva with 87 tackles, and Mark Brooks with 82 tackles. The leading total offense leader was Chad Berger son with 985 yards in seven games. « v J TrM? ' ‘ i i w Ii j 'i— V r ✓ JM r - k I Back row: Todd Bouchard. Frank VanDyke. Mark Brooks. Lauren Palmer. Dave Picard. Tony Brown. Dan Cavaya. Jeff Stoller, and Dennis Silva Middle row manager Mitch Ward. Tim Biamont. Tim Allen. Chad Bergerson. Bob Gauper. Jeff Cave. Guyon Bhssett. Matt Neff. Brian Derby. Ron Stocken- burg. Coach Stubby Lyons. Front row Dan Stoneman. Ron Thorne. Jimmy Folk. Bud Luth. Brad Eller. Brad Olson. Charlie Verbrugge. Mike Burk. Jeff Kenyon, and Tom Fry 21 One Step Closer Gulls Future Spikers The J. V. team had a good jump early in the season. Although their record was six wins and seven losses, their intensity was overwhelming throughout the sea- son. Kerstin Sadilek attempts a spike as the team looks on in hopes for a victory. The team talks over the plan for the at- tack for the next set game. Team Picture-Left to right-Jody Truax. Robin Grieson. Jennifer Braun. Stacy Allen. Heidi Gann. Dawn Lyons. Kerstin Sadilek. Tami Sturdevant. Diane Ehlers. Joanne Eddy. Deb- bie Rutledge Not pictured was Kim Jones. The coach was Dana Walters Holt. The frosh volleyball team came a long way in furthering their skills Their overall re- cord was 6 wins and 7 losses, but near the end of the sea- son they showed much im- provement. Coach Hamer said The girls have a lot of potential and determina- tion. ” TEAM PICTURE front row; Lome Gmther. Jennifer Johnson. Stephanie Bowser; second row. Becky Rutledge. Angie Poker, Lisa Sparling; third row. Lisa Ellis. Lisa Niemi. Jennifer Reub; top row. Shannon Little. Gretchen Price. Robin Smith. Lome Gmther. ' the desire to be the best. Volleyball Team Faces Highs And Lows Of Tough Season 24 At the beginning of the season the team showed exceptional tal- ent and sure to be in the state playoffs. Then as Mrs. Hamer said one morning we woke up and found we were in the toughest league in the state. The team called on all their ability, but it wasn’t quite enough to beat out St. Helens and Neah-Kah-Nie to the state AA competition. The girls finished with a 15-7 record for the season and 9-7 record for league play. k Opposite page 1. Kim Anderson and Patty May played a major part of a very strong defensive team. 2. Debbie Johnston puts one of many spikes away by this team, even though they were lacking in height. 3. Debbie Anderson bumps ball up for the team to set and spike (kill). 4. Chris Hauger gets one returned back to her to deal with a second time. Above Team Picture: Heidi Gann. Jennifer Braun. Jody Truax, Chris Hauger. Wendy Gann. Patty May. Debbie Johnston. Nancy Baty. Debbie Anderson. Chris LaCasse.l. Jennifer Braun drives ball to- ward net: serving was one of this teams strong points. 2. Kim Anderson sets the ball for a game winning spike. Cross Country ... Seaside girls Cross Country team ended with a successful season, by placing second at District, which qualified them for the state meet at Lane Community College. The girls then came back from state with eighth place out of four- teen teams. Stephanie Morris ran an outstanding race finish- ing twelfth overall and getting all-state second team. Team Picture-Front row: Shawn Ro- berti. Brian Olson. Brent Starr. Doug Hauger. Jett Dilley. Coach Gene Gil- bertson. Duane Dickens. Second row: Lance Weber. Tami Nickens. E'Dee Berger. Brenda Ehlers. Laura Johns. Kris Beneke. Nancy Holt. Melissa Ro- berti. Jett Hamel Third Row Jimmy Adams. Leslie Hasselblad. Tana La- mont. Stephanie Morns. Jenm Taylor. Jane Trost. Carey Beneke. Jodie Brady. Kim Egli. Margie Morris, Sean Connery. Rhonda Horn. Colleen Gould. Back row: Bryce Isle. Coach Neil Bran- son. Robert Gaston. Lane Smith. Todd Chatalas, Ted Hendryx 26 The Ability To Find Unity And Set Your Goals J. Tana Lamont cheering on Jeff Hamel to victo- ry. 2 Jodie Brady Trojan top at St Helens Invitational Meet 3 Kris Beneke psyching her- self up before a race 4 Lane Smith leads his competitor through the forest 5 E'Dee Berger and Tami Nickens lead with Rhonda Horn close behind. 1. Sean Connery takes a nap with an unidentified runner. 2 Coach Gilbertson gives a few helpful hints to Brian Olson 3 Leslie Has selblad and Carey Beneke after the Big race at district. 4. Waiting in anticipation for the gun 5 Before the race, confusion!!! The GULLS end- ed with another rewarding season Boys took eighth at district, and the girls took second. In Cross Country it takes goals, endurance, and de- termination to be a good runner 27 Whether abi on the waning or losing me: itl |be,fcgfcn the sidAvhere my sym and I dHp dy to see it though to the e doing H t imgthan whidp nothing else c noble o b isfyirjg or rermjnerative. and truly say that I eijjoy. fdr Sad I the choice in the world than where j am. i Alan Seegfr (1888-1916) Sadie Gets Her Man Dance Was A Success The Sadie Hawkin’s dance was a big success this year. The gals grabbed their guys for a night of fun. There were candy rings for your sweetie and you to get married with, and even a marriage license to add a touch of reality. The decorations were authentic, with hay. pumpkins, and best of all. an outhouse. Upper lift: Jean-Paul Soulagnet and Stephanie Morris Center left: Kim Painter Center: Robin Gneson. Eric Hartman. Brent Johnson. Christine Argast. and Jeanne Taylor Right center: Todd Chatalas Lower left: Debbie Johnston. Cary Mendenhall. Durrell Kapan. and Kathy Kerr 29 Spirit Sparks Rally ... Fall Rally The J. V. and freshman rallies really did a super job during football. They had great post- ers and very peppy routines. These two rallies did a good job of representing our teams. Whether rain or shine they did their best in promoting spirit. Freshman Football Rally Shelly Weaver. Stacey Plummer. Holly Trucke. Yvette LoRusso J.V. Football Rally Kim Carlson. Lisa Vaughn. Jeanne Taylor. Traci Hamel This years basketball rally was an enthusiastic bunch of girls, the freshman had a really good advantage of getting to work with each other through both football and basketball season. The J. V. s did a great job of working together as a team and doing a fine job of supporting our Basketball team. The freshman rally consisted of Yvette LoRusso. Stacey Plummer. Holly Trucke. Shelly Weaver The J V. con- sisted of Elizabeth Ryan. Allyson Louns- bury. Karen Jones, sitting m the tree is Leslee Kauffman and Julie Booth Ka- ren. Allyson. and Elizabeth cheering on the J V Basketball team Dedication, Enthusiasm = Spirit Winter Rally I 32 Magnificent We were blessed this year to have one of the best rally squads ever. Among their many duties was promoting unity and school spirit. Cheering on the team through the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat, continually shining their enthusiasm across to the crowd and team, and in- volving everyone in our successful season. The 1980-81 squad con- sisted of: top left - Suzanne Par- son. middle left - DeAnne Haubner. bottom left - Captain Patricia McNamee. top right -Lin- da Fenton, middle right - Leasia Becker, and bottom right - Kerry Rueb. 33 34 You! “You Can’t Take It Wi This years fall production of ' You Can't Take It With You” was a delightful mix- ture of romance and com- edy. starring Scott Ayles as a mild-mannered grandfather envying life Penelope Syca- more played by Chris Me- spelt received a typewriter by mistake. From that point on she began writing plays, but never completed one Gay Wellington was an ac- tress auditioning for Mrs Sycamore s plays. Her draw- back was being an alcoholic The G men played by: Aar- on Hanson. Brock Byers. Ourrell Kapan and Walter Carey happened to raid this house for descriptive mate- rials . Ed. Sean Adams, had put in the candy The G men also encountered illegal fireworks, and poor old Gay Wellington drunk In the midst of all of this . two young lovers. Alice and Tony Kirby want to get married The success of this produc- tion was the result of the cast's dedication and the tal- ents of Carl Odm. director. What happens when a swift-talking salesman tries to con the inhabitants of River City. Iowa into buying his false line of band instruments, uniforms and instruction books and when he falls in love with his opposition , the town librarian? You get the charming musical The Music Man , starring Scott Ayles and Heidi Hanson. II 35 Pinned On WresHng Top left-Marc Stoneman uses the guillotine to pm his oppo- nent Bottom left-Matt Neff looks to the side lines for instruc- tions Top nght-Paul M Webster m the process of securing a crossface counter Middle right-Sean Connery grimaces as he tries to prevent a pm Bottom nght-Coach Saiki displays the same determination he expects from his wrestlers 36 Team picture-Back row-Paul M Webster. Chip Stoneman Mike Swaney. Dennis Silva. Danny Stoneman. Sean Connery Middle row-Marc Stoneman. Paul D Webster. George Whit lock. Steve Toppila. Dan Cavaya. Mike Nyswonger. Ron Stock enberg. Mat Adams. Front row-Duane Dickens. Mike Webster Jim LaCasse. Tom Fry. Jeff Thompson. Tony Brown. Joe Po- lockow. Mike Burk. Matt Neff Not pictured-Mark Brooks. Bot- tom left-Steve Toppila setting up his opponent for a duck under. Bottom right-Rally includes Sally Whitlock. Carolyn Hickey. Renee Becker. Lori Dane. Chris Gustasfson. Coach Kurtis Saiki says even though Seaside didn't win very many matches, he is proud of them and says they try hard. Wrestling takes a lot of mental strength, and Steve Toppila sure has it. He wasn’t pinned all year. The team has a very good attitude and they are not poor losers. They dedicate a lot of their time to wrestling and so does Coach Saiki. All the wrestlers showed team spirit and cooperation. They started out with a turnout of 46 wrestlers, but by the end of the season there were only 26. 37 Mike West defends the heavy defense as they are ap- proaching their basket. 2 Mike Haner attempts a free throw as Clyde Glick takes a deep breath 3 Coach Lerner gives his last bit of good advice to the team before they return to the court. 4 Dave Picard goes up for a rebound 5 Hunter Barnes is amazed at the score of the game while faithful fan Christine Argast watches til the end 6 Fresh- man team picture-1 st row-left to right-Mitch Ward. Guyon Bhssett. Jelt Kenyon. Jimmy Folk 2nd row-Coach Tom Maltman. Scott Cooke. Tim Allen. Todd Bouchard. Tim Biamont 3rd row-Lauren Palmer. David Picard. Mike Schafer 4th row-Chad Bergerson. Frank VanDyke. Steve Wilson Sophomore And Frosh � J' 12 J. V. - Victory This years J. V. team had a taste of both victory and defeat this season, gaining the experience that will aid many of them in next years varsity squad. The group worked well together and put ev- ery effort possible in their game, proving them to be one of the bet- ter J.V. teams in the Cowapa League. All in all. dedication, team unity, hard work, and a commit- ment from each team member were the key to success this sea- son. Team picture Mark Bergeson. Matt Elmes. John Burk. Coach Bruce Buzzell. Rick Derby. Jose Gutierrez. Jett Wellington. Bran Holmes. J P Lanmgan. Danny Jones Middle le t-Gulls fight tor position under board Middle nght-Jeff Wellington and Matt Elmes await jump ball during second half at Fisherman gym. Lower lett-Rick Derby attempts to get into a defensive po sition tor the rebound as Jett Wellington and Bran Holmes look on Pride Poise Confidence A Key To Success This years Boys Varsity Basketball team accomplished many of their goals that had begun three years ago. They did this because of their hard work and all-around hustle. The Gulls this year had a unique team made up of short, quick guards and a tall front line. They proved to have the winning combination which is shown through their record. The main core of the Gulls line-up was made up of seniors with a few juniors willing to give it all for the team. One of the biggest games this year was against Astoria in the first round for first place in the Cowapa League. The Gulls came out on top and went on to finish as League Champions. They went to Eugene and played in the State “AA Tournament. Opposite page-1 Tim Simnitt adds his in- fluence to the team. 2. Jeff Hamel. Jim Starr and Tim Simnitt get fired up 3 Brent Starr starts for the Gulls. 4 Brent Starr starts up the Gull offense with a steal This page-1 Jim Starr proves his worth 2 Tim Simnitt intimidates a League opponent. 3 Jeff Hamel displays the Gulls hustle and ef fort 4 Jeff Hamel Jim Starr take a wel deserved rest on the Gull bench. 5. Our SH$ pep band doing what they do best. 6. Teanr picture-clockwise from the back-Brent Starr Ted Hendryx. Troy Laws. Jeff Wellington. Jin Starr. Tim Simnitt. Mike Hayes. Jose Gutter rez. Randy Gauper. Jeff Hamel. J.P Soulag net Frosh Girls-A Winning Effort This years freshman girls team put many hours of hard work into the season. With their coach Mr. Beghtol stressing fundamentals. The girls skills improved greatly from the beginning of the season and figure to be a great asset to the girls basketball program. 1 Couch Beghtol points instructions to Ten Carlson 2. Coach Beghtol with last second instructions 3. Jodie Doughty shoots with great concentration 4 Mary Roberti adds 2 points 5 Lisa Niemi with a jumpshot over her defender Team Picture Coach Beghtol. Mary Roberti. Dana Andrews. Ten Carlson. Shelly Weaver. Jenny Green. Annie Nichols. Lisa Niemi. Shan- non Little. Jodie Doughty. Stephanie Bowser. Sitting Jenme Pesonen. Chris Beneke J. V. Girts Strong To The Hoop 1. Jodie Brady shoots the ball as Kim Jones penetrates for the rebound 2. Laurie Ginther and Devmee Pickell screen out oppo- nents. 3 JoAnne Eddy drives hard to the hoop 4 Jeanne Taylor assists Jodie Brady in racking up another steal. Team Picture Front Row JoAnne Eddy. Dianne Ehlers. 2nd row Jane Trost. Jodie Brady. 3rd row Heather Beghtol. Stephanie Morris. 4th row: Devmee Pick- ell. Jeanne Taylor. 5th row: Kim Jones. Traci Hamel. Top row: Jenni- fer Johnson. Coach Stubby Lyons. Laurie Ginther Dedication and hard work were the key to success for this years J.V. girls team. With odd practice hours and late games the girls got used to eating dinner and getting to bed late, as well as giving up much of their spare time. A new addition to the team was their coach. Stubby Lyons. The improvement of the girls has showed a great deal compared to seasons past indicating a job well done. Some of the girls comments about having a man for a coach inlude: He works us hard, and makes basketball a fun learning exper- ience. All in all. the girls made a commit- ment and put a great deal of effort into their season, and the scoreboard was there to prove it. 43 Coach Rippet Tana Lamont Cindy McVey Wendy Gann Jennifer Braun Heidi Gann Kerstm Sadilek ! TO The girls come in for one of the last huddles before the game against Neah-Kah- Nie. Tana Lamont mentally prepares for the big game as the other players look on. Our SEASIDE FANS show how much they support our varsity girls team. u G r 1 1 1 IN s 3 Debbie Johnston Kim Anderson Our mighty GULLS get ready for the game as the starters file out on the court. Nancy Baty. 32. goes all out for a perfect shot! Coach Rippet gives some advice before the girls return to the court. Kim Anderson looks over her shoulder, while fans cheer her on from the Seaside territory. 45 Sweetheart ... Snowball Rocking to the sounds of “Fringe Benefit for the 1981 Sweetheart Snowball. Many sweet- hearts gathered to share the memories of the exciting evening. Top row-the Snowball court in- cluded Freshman Prince Tim Biamont and Prin- cess Yvette LoRusso. Sophomore Prince Eric Hartman and Princess Devi nee Picket I. Junior Prince Todd Chatalas and Princess Jennifer Braun. Senior Prince Teddy Hendryx and Prin- cess Kim Anderson. Jennifer Braun was crowned queen and her king was Teddy Hendryx. Middle left-Jennifer Braun and her escort Wade Halbrook enjoy a quiet moment alone. Middle right-Todd Laws and Leslie Osborne break for a serious dis- cussion. 40 J.V. Frosh Baseball Back row: Coach Maltman. Scott Burns. John Burk. Rick Derby. Jeff Wellington. Chad Bergerson. J.P. Lannigan. William Pitman. Front row: Mark Bergeson. Craig Huntsman. Rod Carow. Arthur Stockenberg. Mike Haner. Robert Cousineau. Brad Olson. Pitcher. Mark Bergeson watches close- ly as third baseman Craig Huntsman stops a grounder. Brad Olson waiting patiently for a throw to home. Bob Gauper running for home. Back row: Coach Lyons. Chad Bergerson. Dave Picard. Bob Gauper. Ron Stockenberg. Mark Brooks. Brad Eller. Tim Biamont. Brad Olson. Middle row: Jimmy Folk. Jesse Horn. Mitch Ward. Front row: Danny Stoneman. Steve Wilson. Lance Lyons. Guyon Blissett. Bud Luth. Brian Derby. Manager Charlie Verbrugge. 49 Tradition Prevails Rebuilding Success The wettest season ever .ao-tha,romment Coach Jim Auld made whery sked about e sea- son. As a result a majority ! the games hatfro be made up on Saturdays the team showed muci improvement especiajly in the area of hitting and fielding defensive! Coach Auld said the t€ kids to work with and from the experience in’ season was 15 wins. 12 lo jt group Jbf Deryfit future. The 4flera!l ?s. Opposite page upper right Jeff Carow snags another grounder and heads for first Middle left Jean-Paul Soulagnet prepares to throw a blinding fastball Bottom Team picture Jeff Cadwell. Jean-Paul Soulagnet. Ted Hendryx. Herb Truax. Jeff Carow. Ken Roland. Chad Bergeson. Second Row Tony Hendryx. Derik Sterling. Gene Pitman. Eric Hartman. Todd Laws. Troy Laws Back Row: Coach Jim Auld. Assistant Coach: Tom Maltman. Randy Gauper. Jim Starr. Jeff Wellington. Assistant Coach: Stubby Lyons This Page Upper Left Jean-Paul Soulagnet stops another base stealer as Jeff Carow backs him up Upper Right Jim Starr mental preperation Bottom: Hopes dimmish as Eric Hartman blocks home plate. 51 SEASIDE KIDS LITTLE LEAGUE 12345678 9 10 II 12 R VISITORS StifttidMl 1 � wM J 52 This years softball season was plagued by frustration from the nu- merous rainouts throughout the season as well as a young inexperi- enced team. But with the games that were played came exper- iences that many of the girls will benefit from in the future With the help of Coach Peterson the team ended the season with an overall record of 10 wins. 6 losses 6 rainouts. Team members included back row: Robin Grieson. Wendy Gann. Kristen Clawson. Mimi Ro- berti. Jenni Green. Mimi Perkins. Patty May. Debbie Anderson. Judy Driskel. Front row: Holly Trucke. Heidi Gann. Becky Rutledge. Mary Hildebrand. Teri Carlson. Yvette LoRusso. Heather Beghtol. Tana Lamont Not pictured Donna Howell. Yuki Miyokawa Coach Denise Peterson Golf 81 The girls golf team this year had a good start for future seasons to come, they ended up with a 3 win 6 loss record. They finished 2nd at the North Coast Invitational tournament and at Dis- trict the girls finished 5th out of 10 teams. Team members included Patty Lynch. Chris Gustafson. Michelle Myers. Rene Becker and coach Mike Corrigan. Not pictured were Kari Karge and Gretchen Price. The boys golf team had a new head coach this year in Mr. Dennis Vaughn. The boys, like the girls team, was young and inexperienced but are look- ing forward to seasons ahead. Their overall re- cord was 12 wins. 13 losses and 2 ties. Members included Lincoln Bowser. Bran Holmes. Till Spence. John Glen. Lauren Palmer. Scott Cooke. Mike Stahly and Dan Pickell. 53 Track NEW TRMX ►Smith. Todd Chatalas Second rotC Adams. Craig Frary. Brock E Ar Robert Gaston. John Stocke M g. fcmes. Karl White. Ray P v±Qr rg, Chns Hildebrand. D|fii£Silva layes. Greg Ordway frseascy tjjTrecord was 7 no cials Records were set. ig rnQ State Meet. Tim gh jukKand Greg Ordway overall season was a great many iys left to right)-front row L Biamont. Tim Simmtt. Jimr Wve Toppila. Greg Trawe Lance Weber. Frank Van Dyke Third row Mon Isle. Mike Senn. Brian Olson. Roger Swyner Standing are: Doug Hauger. Jeff Hamel. Miki The boys track team had a ver wins and 5 losses. Numerous scno Season finished with 2 boys comp Simnitt finished in 9th place in the fl.Qff lhed 'n 6th place in the 100m. 1 . • o rrT ✓ ■, j This years track team was filled with many ups as well as a few downs. There tremendous amount of records broken and a great number of personal bests th out the track season. At one meet the team seemed to lack a bit of team uni soon picked up what was missing. The key to this was how the team was al communicate each other’s feelings to one another. The hopes for the Seagulls set high and pretty well met. There were a total of 37 members on the girls team! all worked hard to strive for their own personal goals as well as the team one! Each and every member seemed to have created a workable atmosphere, record was 10 wins and 7 losses. The competition was tough throughout the Stephanie Morris went to State with a previous record performance of 24 7 inXfte at district preliminaries. She went on to win the 200 at State for the second eonseci, tive year. Team picture(Girls left to right) front row Kathleen Klosterman. Kerstm Sadilek. Kim J ies. Ch neJ Maivaney Second row Angie Poher. Jody Brady. Jane Trost. Lone Ginther. Carey Ben erf Third rorf kc Beneke. Jennifer Johnson. Susan Barnes. Shelly Weaver. Jeanne Taylor. Jenn. Taylor CJ«s Hauger McNamee Laura Johns Annie Nichols Fourth row Joanne Eddy. Rane French. Kar f Jones. Stafy Alien Nancy Holt. Stephanie Morns Mary Robert. Standing are Tam. Sturdevant. NgCy Baty Hrfy ' Margie Morns. Kim Anderson. Julie Booth. Mebane Dowd. K.m Egli Not picture Coach Larr McClellj w 57 Volleyball MOST IMPROVED- E’Dee 8erger MOST [a Niemi Johnson kit ledge BEST HUSTLE ..... MOST INSPIRA flONAL MOST VALUABLE HONORARV OCAPTi NSIVE PLAYti Anderson Anderson ' , J V BOfWfNS ‘BESrOEFENa mostIns rI A S� TY HONCWA jr muslin: most IM DEFENSE MOST Mr ' offense REBOUNDF MOST INSPIRATIONAL VARSITY; All LEAGUE Lon Gwther Heather Beghtol. Taylor Jeanne Meption Anderson BEST BEST MOS MOST 0 ST Debbie Johnston Kerstm Sailek .Nancy B ty Patty May, Debbie Andfl Football FROSH OUTSTANDING DEFENSE Mark Brooks Chad Bergeson Tony Brown Bud Luth Ron Stocke Tim Allen ird Denny Silva Chip Stonr Chip Stone Chip Stoneman Randy Gauper Randy Gauper . juper and Mike Senn . TTieen ZftSb V Brent ALL-LEAGUE Boys Basketball FROSH BEST DEFEN MOST IMP MOST INSPIRATIONAL VARSITY , MOST INSPIRATIONA! BEST DEfENS: MO: Tim Allen Mike Schafer Mitch Ward Jose Gutierrez H P Lanmgan . .R� ck Derby RaRYCABI BEST DEI f NSE MOST INSPIRAr)ONAL MOST IMPROVED Ted He Ted He Randy GauOT Jim Starr Soulagi % ' Baseball MVP (K.S.W B) Jeff Carow Honorary Captain Randy Gasper Most Improved Derek Sterling Best Defensive Player - Tony Hendryx Most Inspirational Teddy Hendryx Mr Hustle Jean Paul Soulagnet 1st team all Cowapa League - Jeff Carow (shortstop) 2nd team all Cowapa League • Randy G.tfiper (pitcher) Jeff Carow selected to the North-South Baseball Series at Roseburg. June 13 and 14 Golf Most Improved - John Glen Most Improved - Patty Lynch Most Outstanding - Stephanie Morris Most Inspirational - Jenm Taylor Most Improved - Mebane Dowd Honorary Captain - Carey Reneke 61 Jr-Sr Prom Tap left 1981 Prom Court-left to right-Senior Me- bane Dowd escorted by Todd Chatalas. Junior Nan- cy Baty escorted by Craig Frary. Senior Queen Carey Beneke escorted by Gene Gratton. Senior Sabine Palmberg escorted by Jeff Carow. and Junior Leasia 8ecker escorted by Steve Toppila Top right Students enjoy the sound of Whiskey Stik Middle right The Jr -Sr Prom was a great success this year It was well attended and enjoyed and very beautifully decorated Bottom left: Steve Toppila es- corts Princess Leasia Becker into the dance Bot- tom right Nancy Baty and Leo Sayles put finishing touches on the prom decorations. The Curious Savage The Curious Savage is about a woman who was committed to a rest home by her family because she is spending all her money they wish to inherit While she is in the rest home she meets live social misfits who realize their unful filled dreams. The play was entertaining and fan- ciful. The Curious Savage by John Patrick was the spring play Cast members included—Mrs Sav- age. Laura Taylor. GUESTS: Florence. Chris Os- borne: Hannibal. Chuck Boger: Fairy May. Rebec- ca Brownell. Jeffrey. Durr ell Kapan. Mrs Paddy. Linda McCluggage. FAMILY Titus. Eric Poher. Samuel. Brian Bradford: Lily belle. Tami Becker. STAFF Ms Wilhelmina. Ruth Praskey. Doctor Emmett. Sean Adams Nancy Baty. Vice President; Jim Starr. Sgt-at- Arms; Margie Morris. Treasurer; Tim Simnitt. Sgt- at-Arms; Tami Becker. Secretary; and Ed Rippet. Advisor. 1980 ■ 81 Student Government tn Action lettermaos DRAMA Top Row-Ruth Praskey. Sean Adams. Scott Ayles. Craic Frary. Durrell Kapan. Larry McCluggage. Doug Hauger. Chuck Boger. Aaron Hanson 2nd Row- Kim Coleman. Heidi Hanson. Becky Mauritson. Peter Grant. Chris Hauger. Rene Becker. Tami Becker. Carey Beneke. Rebecca Brownell 3rd Row-Patricia McNamee. Chris Mespelt LETTERMANS CLUB - Top Row- Kevm Buzzell. Karen Goolsby. Matt Elmes. Katie Cameron. Stacy Hansen. Pat Wilson Patricia McNamee 2nd Row-Mr Buzzed. Helen Carey. Stacy Aden. Heidi White Caps Forensics Standing are: Todd Laws. Yvette LoRusso. Holly Trucke. Rene Becker. Inga Baird. Dena Mattox. Kerry Rueb. Suzanne Par- son. Rose Flores. Jennifer Johnson. Tami Becker. Debbie Greenway. Heidi Becker. Kerry Krueger. Terri Strumme. Ruth Praskey. Monica Haveman. Robin Carey Seated are: Advi- sor. Sandra Wentzel. Linda Fenton. Leasia Becker. Leslie Os- borne. DeAnne Haubner. Heidi Gann and Advisor Maryon Greenough Sean Adams. John Ragner. Mary Hildebrand. Stacy Allen. Brian Bradford. Brock Byers. Tami Becker and Ruth Praskey. 67 Clubs Clubs Clubs Clubs Clubs Clubs Centurions Honor Society Standing are Heidi Hanson. Debbie Ander- son. Nancy Baty. Neal Maki. Kathleen Klosterman. Sean Adams. Rebecca Brownell. Seated are Kerry Rucb. Kerry Krueger. Karen Goolsby. Leasia Becker. Deanne Haubner. Patricia McNamee. and Chris Hauger The advisor was Miss Anne Lewis. Centurions Left Table-Heidi Gann. Jody Truax. Nancy Baty. Anne Adams, and Kerry Krueger Right Table-Mebane Dowd. Katie Cameron. Jeff Carow. Kathleen Klosterman. Jenm Taylor. Kevin Buzzell. Matt Elmes. Jeanne Taylor, and Joanne Eddy. The advisor was Mr. Haller. 68 69 Super Singers Of SHS 80-81 The Jazz Choir at Seaside High is a very select group of singers. The group had many activities during the year, including a three day outing to Camp Kiwanilong. a trip to Ellens- burg for an O.W.U. Festival and they produced two shows, a Cabaret and a talent show. The Choir at Seaside High has performed for the commu- nity many times with great success. The choir ventured to the Lloyd Cen- ter and also performed at the Cowapa League Festival in Clats- kanie. They work well together and it shows with each performance. Our Ensembles class is another choir class with a lot of talent. Although it only runs one trimester, (winter), its members give many solo as well as group perfor- mances. Many hours of hard work and dedication by each of the members and the director. Mrs. King, pro- vide these students with the ability to sing and perform exceptionally well. This was Mrs. King's 10th and final year at S.H.S. She leaves us with a legacy of memories. Our best wishes for the future 70 Ever drive 180 miles with 29 restless musicians? It’s not an easy task, but neither is winning the first place OSAA pep band award at the state AA basketball tournament in Eugene. Our band placed first out of a possible 15 schools. Throughout the year the band performed at many school functions. Among these were pep assemblies, football and basket- ball games and graduation. They also performed in several con- certs with the choir at the high school cafetorium Mr Hogsett commented great group of kids, had a lot of fun working with them . Mr. Cole said NARFRIB- BLE GOTCHYBOO . 71 1. Dr. Charles Smith. Superintendent of Schools. 2. Seaside School Board consisting of: “Virginia Cameron. Gainor Minott. Auther Vaughn. Bruce Haskell. Bill Fague. and Prudence Ad ams Seaside School District ■ Administration 72 1 Principal Harold Riggan, giving awards to stu- 2. Carl Odin and student affairs. dents at Senior Awards Assembly. 3. Ed Rippet enjoying the daily paper work. Seaside High School Administration 73 Jerry Westerholm. Athletic Director. Social Studies Roger Holmes. Spanish Club Advisor. Spanish. French SHS Faculty Sandra Wentzel. White Caps Advisor. Art Depart. Jim Toffiter. Junior Class Ad- visor. Math Depart. Gene Gilbertson. Cross Country and Track Coach. A-V and Library Coley Beghtol. Senior Class Advisor. Department Coordinator. Social Stud- ies Jim Auld. Baseball and Assis- tant Football. Health and Drivers Education Mike Corrigan. Senior Class Advisor. Girls Golf. Social Studies 74 Mike Tiedeman. F.F.A. Advisor. Vo- cational Agriculture Jerry Hogsett. Instrumental Music Pat Clausen. Senior Class Advisor. English George Stacey. Forensics. Speech. Drama Merv Cole. Instrumental Mu- sic Bruce Buzzell. Physical Education, Football. Asst. Basketball. Let- terman's Club Advisor. Depart- ment Coordinator Carol Knutson. Junior Class Advi- sor. English Leo Sayles. Junior Class Advisor. Science. Chemistry 75 Stubby Lyons. Asst. Football and Basketball and Baseball. Soph. Class Advisor. Social Studies- English Harvey Lerner. Frosh Class Advi- sor. Business Education Larry McClellan. Asst. Foot- ball and Track. Senior Class Advisor. English. De- part. Coordinator Ed Johnson. Frosh Class Ad- visor. Science John Newton. Soph. Class Advi- sor. Metal Shop Kurtis Saiki. Wrestling. Junior Class Advisor. P.E. Health. Math Neil Branson. Ast. Cross Country and Track. Senior Class Advisor. Counselor Jackie Stock. Rally Advi- sor. Frosh Class Advi- sor. Counselor 76 Harold Riggan. Principal Sharon Corrigan. Library Aide Carol Benson. Student Per- sonnel Office Secretary Debbie Vail. Math Aide Sharon Weber. Principal’s Sec- retary Nancy Nolan. Office Aide Larry Haller. Centurions. De- part. Coordinator. Math Cindee Harding. Bookkeeper- Receptionist 77 Kathleen King. Vocal Music Denise Petersen. Softball. Physical Education Curt Wrinkle. Soph Class Advisor. English Ann Lewis. Honor Society. Social Studies Claudette Eskola. Soph Class Advisor. Business Education Larry Elliott. Basketball. Intramurals. Math Neal Maine. Ecology Club. Annual Advisor. Depart. Coordinator. Science Maryon Greenough. Whitecaps Advisor. Home Economics 78 Custodians: Stan Comes. JoAnne Treacy. John Fairless and Dale Bob Gilbert rounds out the custodial staff Stampflee Takeko Wahl looks over plans for the school Cafeteria Cooks: Lorraine Dague. Delphia Gillett and JoAnn Brady. Not pictured-Dorothy Lear 79 80 Mike Allen Tim Allen Kristin Anderson Dana Andrews Mark Andrews Joe Andros Nolan Bakanen Corinna Barnes Susan Barnes Heidi Becker Rene' Becker Kris Beneke Chad Bergeson Tim Biamont Paula Black David Blacksten Guyon Blissett Don Boger Marcus Bologna Todd Bouchard Eric Bowman Stephanie Bowser Mark Brooks Tony Brown Mike Burk Teri Carlson Susan Carter Daniel Cavaya Jeff Cave Lorie Collins 81 Danny Como Scott Cooke Cindy Courtwright David Cozart Monte Cruz Lori Dane Troy Davis Bryan Derby Dale Dickens Jodi Doughty Vale Eastridge Mike Eguchi Brenda Ehlers Brad Eller Kelcey Elliott Lisa Ellis Merriann Ellis Carol Falker Jeff Ferdig Ron Flores Jimmy Folk Ted Fry Tom Fry Bob Gauper Lorie Ginther John Glen Brian Grant Jennifer Green Cindy Harrison Steve Harrison 82 Russell Harrison Mickie Haveman Mary Hildebrand Jesse Horn Kim Hulet Dana Johnson Jennifer Johnson Kris Johnston John Kaufman Andrea Kaul Jeff Kenyon Cassie Knop Jill Krizan Cindy Kulland James La Casse Barbara La Marr Eric La Marr Shannon Little Yvette Lo Russo Bud Luth Kylynn Maclean Ron Madison Monte Mahoe Linda Me Cluggage Tom Merrell Craig Miles Andrew Myers Matt Neff Tina Nelson Annie Nichols 83 Lisa Niemi Ranae Odegard Brad Olson Brian Olson Roger Olson Lauren Palmer Danny Parrish Janine Pesonen Michelle Perkins Julie Pesonen Roberta Philip David Picard Jeffrey Pitman Stacey Plummer Angie Polier Joe Polockow Ann Powell Andy Praskey Gretchen Price Michael Reardon Mary Roberti Lynn Rogers Jennifer Rueb Becky Rutledge Mike Shafer Deborah Shroeder Dennis Silva Lisa Smith Robin Smith Patty Sorrels 84 Lisa Sparling Mike Stahly Shellie Starr Ronnie Stockenberg Jeff Stoller Danny Stoneman Lonnie Strain Terri Strumme Lisa Swehla Laura Taylor Ron Thorne Holly Trucke Frank Van Dyke Paige Vaughn Charlie Verbrugge Mitch Ward Shelly Weaver Lance Weber Scott Wilcock Steven Wilson Michael Webster 85 URTCH Jimmy Adams Stacy Allen Gary Anderson Christine Argast Donna Ballard Mary Banta Lisa Barcus Hunter Barnes Tammie Beatty Heather Beghtol Mark Bergeson Ken Biamont Ethan Bohannon Julie Booth Tod Boucher Jodie Brady Joan Braun Jeff Braxmeyer Joe Braxmeyer Floyd Breitmeyer John Burk Brock Byers Kimberly Carlson Rod Carow Cynthia Cavaya Cindy Collins Danny Collins Sean Connery Robert Cousineau Rae Cryderman 87 Sherrie Davis Rick Derby Duane Dickens William Dotson Robert Easton Joanne Eddy Diane Ehlers Todd Ellis Matt Elmes Scott Erickson Jesse Falker Bob Ferron Jerry French Lorraine French Frank Furnish Clyde Glick Ian Goff Daryl Gosser Kim Gould Robin Grieson Jerry Griffin Chris Gustafson Tracy Hamel Mike Haner Eric Hartman Monica Haveman Mike T. Herrin Brad Hickey Chris Hildebrand Nancy Holt 88 Troy Humphrey Craig Huntsman Brent Johnson David Johnston Danny Jones Karen Jones Kim Jones Monte Jones Durrell Kapan Kari Karge Leslee Kauffman Dan Keranen Mitch Keranen Kathy Kerr Virginia Klosterman James P. Lannigan Allison Lounsbury Nan Lynch Patty Lynch Dawn Lyons David Major Naomi Matthews Stephanie Morris Roudy Morrow Honi Nance Jeanine Neff Joe Nethercott Mike Nyswonger Kim O'Kelley William Oliver 89 Christine L. Osborne Fred Ostermeier Scott Pachal Kim Painter Tracey Painter Paul Peterson Danny Pickell Devinee Pickell Darrell Pitman Nate Praskey Elwin Price Dale Ray James Reardon Debra Rutledge Elizabeth Ryan Kerstin Sadilek David Sarpola David Shively James Sorrels Tillman Spence Arthur Stockenburg Chip Stoneman Marc Stoneman Tami Sturdevant Jeanne Taylor Irma Sue Thomas Jeff Thompson Joanie Thornton Lynda Torgeson Jane Trost 90 H£R€ Anne Adams Sean Adams Dave Argast Jeanne Arnold Inga Baird Cheri Barchus Mark Barnes David Bates Nancy Baty Tom Beatty Leasia Becker Alan Bergeson Scott Berlin Tracy Blesener John Blooms ter Laura Bouchard Lincoln Bowser Brian Bradford Conie Brady Jennifer Braun Chris Brown Phil Butler Kevin Buzzell Brian Carden Walter Carey Todd Chat alas Kristen Clawson Becky Cline Monte Clooten Kimberly Coleman 93 Debbie Collins Jefi Collins Dewey Crago Janet Crampton Dale Cryderman Jim De Hosse Jeff Dilley Judy Driskel Robert Easton Bob East ridge Kim Egli Dan Elliott Linda Fenton Rose Flores Craig Frary Mark Furnish Heidi Gann Robert Gaston Rick Goolsby Colleen Gould Peter Grant Jerry Green Debbie Green way Dan Gregory Bryant Grieson Pam Gustafson Jose' Gutierrez Scott Hancock Aaron Hanson Allison Harper Leslie Hasse Ibiad Deanne Haubner Doug Hauger Katie Hazen Bill Hemphill Bran Holmes Victoria Holmes Rhonda Horn Eric Huntsman Dory Emper Bryce Isle Mica Jenson Laura Johns Merle Keller 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 Lund burg Holly Maine Neal Maki 95 Charlene Malvaney Dena Mattox Kevin Mauermann Becky Mauritson Eddy May Larry McCluggage Pas ley McKelvy Lori McKinnon Nadine Me Knight Cindy McVey Margie Morris Michelle Myers i k!T« TH I Leslie Nannetti Tami Nickens Eric Odegard Leslie Osborne Jim Parker Suzanne Parson Darlene Pedersen Ray Pierce Allan Pilger Gene Pitman Annelise' Pittard Eric Polier Sara Price Melissa Roberti Kerry Rueb Rusty Shrode Jim Starr Linn Stilwell % John Stockenberg Jessica Sund Mike Swaney Don Swanlund Roger Swynenburg Steve Toppila Jody Truax Herb Truax Sharon Trucke Rick Vanbushkirk Steve Weaver Jeff Wellington Karl White George Whitlock Dan Wilcock Darcy Wilson Pat Wilson Mike Wunderlich Paul Webster Jackie Youngstrom Robert Zsarko 97 )■ A Corner of Our Jvation ' As our country celebrates its many years Sometimes with joy and sometimes with rears; It is tfie same with you and me - We need a pface to fauefh or cry. Each one needs a time jar play. Each of us a time, afone to pray. The ocean beaches near our homes. With fine sand andsmalf round stones. They can and will provide alf these tkimjs Ij you will only see the peace it brow. Jfofd a piece of driftwood and a smalt sea shell Ami dream of the many secrets they coufdtelC. ‘Blue shy and a c ul( resting near the shore, Couldtfus be the pface you're (ochinq for ? As your troubles vanish with each wave, Is this the pface and the peace you crave ? As you food you coufcfnever find Another comer of the world life mine. dfovruK. (T 1 _ NATIONAL L_ HONOR SOCIETY SIXTY-FIFTH Commencement Exercise Class of 1981 SEA SIDE HIGH SCHOOL Tuesday Evening, June 2, 1981 Gymnasium The class of '84 entered Seaside High School for the first of four years. In this year they were the major part of Welcome Frosh week. Their involvment made it a great success. The class's first project was the Thank You Sophomore dance held during football season. Homecoming was a new experience and their enthusiasm and school spirit was a trademark of our school. Other projects involving the Freshman were the Jog-A- Thon. Val-O-Gram sending and an after game dance in the winter. Class officers are standing from left to right: Susan Barnes, secretary: Mark Brooks, president; Jennifer Johnson, vice president. Kneeling are Chad Bergerson. sgt. at arms and Shelly Weaver, treasurer. Not pictured-Kris Beneke. sgt. at arms. Class advisors are Ed Johnson. Jackie Stock and Harvey Lerner. Sophomore Class This year the Sophomore class's main money raising project was painting the Elk’s Lodge. They spent 3 weekends in late October and early No- vember painting the lodge. Other activities includ- ed a car wash, the Welcome Frosh dance after the first home football game. This year's class officers are-front row. left to right: Devinee Pick- ell. secretary; Jeanne Taylor, vice president; Hunter Barnes, president. Back row: Paul Web- ster. sgt. at arms; Stacy Allen, treasurer: Dawn Layons. sgt. at arms. Class advisors are: Clau- dette Eskola. Curt Wrinkle. John Newton, and Stubby Lyons. Freshman Class The Prom was the juniors big event again this year. They spent most of the year, up until the end of April, making money for it. They made the programs for the fall and winter sport seasons, held car washes, and dances to help put on the prom. The officers were-left to right- Ricky Goolsby. Sgt-at-Arms: Linda Fenton. Secretary: Todd Chatalas. President; Holly Maine. Vice President: and Debbie Greenway. Treasurer. Not pictured was Leslie Hasselblad. Sgt-at-Arms. Class advisors were Leo Sayles. Jim Trofitter. Sandra Wentzel and Larry Smith. Senior Class Junior Class The senior class had a quiet year in their final year of high school. They spent the year exploring college opportunities and scholarship applications. Organizing the Welcome Frosh week began late in their junior year and was the officers first organiza- tional project. Some other events were the homecoming dance, the clam chowder feed and the biggest of all. graduation. Class officers were Tony Hendryx. President; Carey Beneke. Vice Presi- dent; Debbie Anderson. Secretary; Mike Parrish. Treasurer: Jeff Carow and Greg Traweek. Sgt-at-Arms. Senior class advisors were Neil Branson. Mike Corrigan. Coley Beghtol. Larry McClellan and Pat Clausen. 107 Debbie Anderson Kim Anderson Scott Ayles Mat Adams Timothy Beatty Tami Becker Kerry enjoys being a D.J. because of her love for music and she enjoys talking and putting her personality over the air. Kerry got started in radio by making a commercial for Pep Club and decid- ed she liked what she heard so her freshman year she applied at KSWB and has been there ever since. Next year she will be attending O.S.U. working at the campus radio station and also the local radio station. Eventually. Kerry would like to work in a big city rock and roll radio station. 106 Colette Beghtol Cary Beneke E’dee Berger Beverly Biamont Mark Bloomster Chuck Boger Rebecca Brownell Katie Cameron Helen Carey Robin Carey Jeff Carlson Joe Carmichael 109 Jeff Carrow Wendy Clark Robert Cram Kevin Conner Dawn Cooke Tracy DeGandi Chris has been involved with Girl Scout func- tions for 10 years. She is currently a leader of a local brownie troop. Chris has beert with the pro- gram for so long because of her love for working with kids. Through scouting Chris has participated in many exciting events, such as a trip to Mexico for an international scout camp. no Sandi Diehl Greg A. Dilley Mebame Dowd Kelli DuHame Sue Eden Ken Eguchi Todd Fenton Alexandra Flores Wendy Gann Randy Guaper Charles Gilbert James Gilbert m Karen Goolsby Tim Grafton Gloria Grant Teresa Gustafson Jeff Hamel Stacy Hanson Kathleen enjoys riding because its her way of escaping from the pressures of school. She got her first horse in the 6th grade and her second horse in the 7th grade. Soon she began compet- ing in local and statewide competitions. Kathleen has participated for the past 3 years in the state fair, along with receiving over 250 trophies and awards through the years. Along with these awards she has received a letter of honor regarding horsemanship achievement from senator Mark Hatfield. She is also the cur- rent record holder of the Jr. division Goat tying. 112 Heidi Hanson Chris Hauger Mike Hayes Ted Hendryx Tony Hendryx Carolyn Hickey Mike Hogsett Suzanne Howerton Kara Hughes Cindy Hulet Kim Jackson William Jardine 113 Debbie Johnston Chris Kauffman Doug Kero Kathleen Klosterman Kerry Krueger Christine LaCasse Kevin likes sculpturing because it’s something he can do well and he finds it very relaxing. He started sculpting by taking an art class and being told he could do anything and so on his own he began to sculpt. Kevin has been sculpting for one year now and he has plans to keep on sculpting as a hobby, but he has no future plans of making it a career. Kevin currently has a sculpture at an As- toria art show for sale. 114 115 Tana Lamont Tara Lannigan Todd Laws Troy Laws Rich Leithner Dianne Manion Garvie Mathews Patty May Dorinda McCoy Myrna McGrath Frank Mcllvenny Patricia McNamee Brent really likes the challenge of surfing. He feels the sport is very addictive and once you start you want to keep improving yourself. He started surfing one spring day during his sophomore year. With the persuasion of some local surfing friends, he decided to try it. and has been stoked ever since. Brent has no plans of becoming a pro surfer, but he fully intends to keep surfing as a full time hobby. 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Kris 26. 27. 42. 13. 81. 56. 109 Berger. E Dee 26. 27. 60. 109 Bergeson. Alan 93 Bergerson. Chad 21. 38. 81. 50. 102. 49. 60. 61 Berteson. Mark 39. 87. 49. 49 Berlin. Scott 93 Biamont. Beverly 109 Biamont. Ken 18. 48. 87. 54. 61 Biamont. Tim 21. 38. 7. 81. 49 Black. Paula 81 Blesener. Tracy 93 Blissett. Guyon 21. 38. 7. 81. 49 Bloomster. John 93 Bloomster. Mark 109 Boger. Chuck 63. 109 Boger. Don 81. 66 Bohannon. Ethan 87 Bologna. Marcus 81 Booth. Julie 31. 87. 56 Bouchard. Laura 93 Bouchard. Todd 21. 38. 81 Boucher. Todd 87 Bowman. Eric 81 Bowser. Lincoln 93 Bowser. Stephanie 23. 42. 81 Bradford. Brian 93. 67. 63 Brady. Com 93 Brady. Jodie 26. 27. 43. 87. 64 Braun. Jennifer 25. 22. 44. 48. 93. 60 Braun. Joan 87 Braxmeyer. Jeff 87 Braxmeyer. Joe 87 Breitmeyer. Floyd 87 Brooks. Mark 21. 81. 102. 49. 60 Brown. Chris 93 Brown. Tony 21. 37. 81. 60 Brownell. Rebecca 86. 66. 63. 109 Burk. John 20. 18. 39. 87. 49 Burk. Mike 21. 37. 7. 81 Butler. Phil 93 Buzzell. Kevin 18. 93. 86. 66. 53 Byers. Brock 87. 67. 4. 54. 15 Barcus. Lisa 87 Barnes. Corinna 81 Blacksten. David 81 Barnes. Mark 93 Burns. Scott 49 C Cameron. Katie 14. 86. 66. 4. 109 Carden. Brian 93 Carey. Helen 66. 109 Carey. Robin 14. 12. 67. 4. 121. 120. 109 Carey. Walter 93 Carlson. Jeff 109 Carlson. Kim 30. 87 Carlson. Ten 42. 81. 52. 60 Carmichael. Joe 109 Carow. Jeff 18. 5. 86. 62. 50. 51. 103. 121. 120. 110 Carow. Rod 87. 49. 61 Carter. Susan 81 Cavaya. Dan 21. 37. 81 Cavaya. Cindy 87 Cave. Jeff 21. 81 Chatalas. Todd 28. 26. 48. 93. 62. 69. 54. 103. 61 Cram. Robert 4 Clawson. Kristen 93. 52 Cline. Becky 93 Coleman. Kim 93. 66 Collins. Cindy 87 Collins. Danny 87 Collins. Debbie 94 Collins. Jeff 94 Collins. Lone 81 Como. Danny 82 Conner. Kevin 121. 120. 110 Connery. Sean 26. 27. 36. 37. 87 Cooke. Dawn 4. 110 Cooke. Scott 38. 82 Courtwright. Cindy 82 Cousmeau. Robert 87. 49 Cozart. David 82 Crago. Dewey 94 Crampton. Janet 94 Cruz. Monty 82 Cryderman. Dale 94 Cryderman. Rae 87 Clark. Wendy 14. 12. 4. 121. 120. 110 Clooten. Monte 93 D Dane. Lori 37. 82 Davis. Troy 82 DeGandi. Tracy 110 DeHosse. Jim 94 Derby. Bryan 21. 18. 8. 82. 49 Dickens. Dale 82 Dickens. Duane 26. 37. 88 Diehl. Sandi 111 Dilley. Greg 111 Dilley. Jeff 26. 94. 54. 60 Dotson. William 88 Doughty. Jodi 42. 82 Dowd. Mebane 86. 62. 56. 57. 61. 121. 120. Ill Driskel. Judy 94. 52 DuHaime. Kelli 111 Derby. Rick 39. 88. 49. 61 Davis. Sherrie 88 E Easton. Robert 88. 94 Eastridge. Robert 94 Eastndge. Vale 82 Eddy. Joanne 22. 43. 12. 88. 86. 56. 60 Eden. Sue 111 Egli. Kim 26. 94. 4. 56 Eguchi. Ken 111 Eguchi. Mike 82 Ehlers. Brenda 26. 82 Ehlers. Diane 22. 43. 88 Eller. Brad 21. 82. 49 Elliott. Dan 94 Elliott. Kelcey 82 Ellis. L.sa 23. 82 Ellis. MerriAnn 82 Ellis. Todd 88 Elmes. Matt 39. 88. 86. 66 Erickson. Scott 88 F Falker. Samantha 82 Falker. Jesse 88 Fenton. Linda 94. 33. 67. 103 Fenton. Todd 18. 14. Ill Ferdig. Jeff 82 Flores. Alexandra 14. 13. Ill Flores. Ron 82 Flores. Rose 94. 67 Folk. Jimmy 21. 38. 14. 82. 49 Frary. Craig 20. 18. 94. 66. 62. 54 French. Jerry 88 French. Rane. 88. 56 Fry. Ted 82 Fry. Tom 21. 37. 82 Furnish. Mark 88. 94 Ferron. Bob 88 G Gann. Heidi 25. 22. 44. 94. 67. 86. 66. 52. 61 Gann. Heidi 25. 22. 44. 94. 67. 86. 66. 52. 61 Gann. Wendy 25. 44. 52. 60. 111 Gaston. Robert 26. 94. 54 Gauper. Bob 21. 49 Gauper. Randy 18. 82. 50. 60. 61. Ill Gilbert. Charles 14. Ill Gilbert. Jim 111 Gmther. Lone 23. 42. 82. 60 Glen. John 82. 61 Glick. Clyde 20. 18. 38. 5. 88 Goff. Ian 88 Goolsby. Karen 14. 86. 66. 121. 120. 112 Goolsby. Rick 94. 103 Gosser. Daryl 88 Gould. Colleen 26. 94 Gould. Kim 88 Grafton. Tim 14. 113 Grant. Brian 82 Grant. Gloria 113 Grant. Peter 94. 66 Green. Jerry 18. 94. 60 Green. Jenm 42. 82. 52 Greenway. Debbie 94. 67. 103 Gregory. Dan 94 Grieson. Bryant 7. 94 Grieson. Robin 28. 22. 88. 52. 4 Griffin. Jerry 88 Gustafson. Chris 37. 88. 53 Gustafson. Pam 94 Gustafson. Teresa 114. 113 Gutierrez. Jose 20. 18. 40. 39. 94. 69. 64 H Hamel. Jeff 26. 27. 40. 41. 54. 61. 113 Hamel. Traci 30. 43. 88. 57. 60 Hancock. Scott 94 Haner. Mike 38. 88. 49 Hansen. Stacy 14. 66. 113 Hanson. Aaron 94. 66 Hanson. Heidi 13. 86. 66. 113 Harper. Allison 94 Harrison. Cindy 82 Harrison. Steve 82 Harrison. Russell 83 Hasselblad. Leslie 26. 27. 95. 103. 60 Hartman. Eric 28. 18. 88. 50. 51 Haubner. DeAnne 95. 33. 67. 86 Hauger. Chris 24. 25. 86. 66. 56. 121. 120. 113 Hauger. Doug 26. 95. 66. 54 Haveman. Monica 88. 67 Haveman. Mickie 83 Hayes. Mike 18. 40. 54. 113 Hazen. Katie 95 Hemphill. Bill 95 Hendryx. Ted 26. 40. 41. 48. 50. 60. 61. 113 Hendryx. Tony 18. 14. 50. 103. 61. 113 Herrin. Mike 88 Hickey. Carolyn 37. 88. 113 Hildebrand. Chris 88. 54 Hildebrand. Mary 83. 67. 52. 61 Hogsett. Mike 121. 120. 113 Holmes. Bran 39. 95 Holmes. Victoria 95. 4 Holt. Nancy 26. 88. 56 Horn. Jesse 83. 49 Horn. Rhonda 26. 27. 95 Howerton. Suzan 113 Hughes. Kara 113 Hulet. Cindy 113 Hulet. Kim 83 Humphrey. Troy 89 Huntsman. 20. 18. 89. 49 Huntsman. Eric 95 Hatler. Donna 52 I Imper. Dory 95 Isle. Bryce 26. 95. 54 J Jackson. Kim 113 Jardme. William 113 Jenson. Mica 95 Johns. Laura 26. 95. 56 Johnson. Brent 28. 89 Johnson. Dana 83 Johnson. Jennifer 23. 43. 83. 67. 102. 56. 60 Johnston. David 89 Johnston. Debbie 28. 24. 25. 45. 60. 114 Johnston. Kris 83 Jones. Danny 39. 89 Jones. Karen 31. 89. 56 Jones. Kim 43. 89. 56 Jones. Monte 89. 54 K Kapan. Durrell 28. 89. 66. 63 Karge. Kari 89 Kauffman. Chris 114 Kaufman. John 83 Kauffman. Leslee 31. 89 Kaul. Andrea 83 Keller. Merle 95 Kenyon. Jeff 21. 38. 83 Kenyon. Scott 95 Keranen. Dan 89 Keranen. Mitch 89 Kero. Doug 114 Kerr. Kathy 28. 89 Klosterman. Kathleen 86. 56. 121. 120. 114 Klosterman. Virginia 89 Knop. Cassie 83 Koch. Christy 95 Korff. Cmdy 95 Krizan. Jill 83 Kreger. Kerry 67. 86. 114 Kulland. Cindy 83 L LaCasse. Christine 25. 37. 60. 114 LaCasse. Jim 83 LaMarr. Barbara 83 LaMarr. Eric 83 Lamont. Tana 27. 26. 44. 14. 52. 4. 61. 115 Lanmgan. James 20. 18. 39. 89. 69. 49. 60. 61 Lanmgan. Tara 115 Laws. Todd 48. 14. 50. 121. 120. 115 Laws. Troy 41.7. 50. 115 Lawson. Brian 95 Lear. Don 95 Lear. Ron 95 Leithner. Rich 19. 115 Lemon. Maurice 95 Linton. Tim 95 Little. Shannon 23. 42. 83 Livingston. Brian 95 LoRusso. Yvette 31. 30. 48. 83. 67. 52 Lounsbury. Allison 31. 89 Lounsbury. Donald 95 Lundberg. Kirk 95 Luth. Bud 21. 83. 49. 60 Lynch. Patty 89. 53. 61 Lyons. Dawn 22. 89. 102 Lakey. Millie 95 Lynch. Nan 89 Leer. Mark 95 Lorenzen. Dan 95 M Madison. Ron 83 Mahoe. Monte 83 Maine. Holly 95. 56. 103 Major. David 20. 89 Maki. Neal 18. 7. 95. 86 Malvaney. Charlene 95. 56 Mamon. Dianne 115 Matthews. Garvie 121. 120. 115 Matthews. Naomi 89 Mattox. Dena 96. 67 Mauerman. Kevin 96 Mauntson. Becky 96. 66. 62. 69 May. Eddy 96 May. Patty 24. 25. 45. 52. 60. 61. 115 McCluggage. Larry 96. 66 McCluggage. Linda 83. 63 McCoy-Weaver. Donnda 115 McGrath. Myrna 115 Mclllvaney. Frank 14. 115 McKelvy. Pasley 96. 54 McKmght. Nadine 96 McNamee. Patricia 33. 86. 66. 56. 115 McVey. Cmdy 44. 96 Mespelt. Chris 14. 5. 66. 121. 120. 116 Merrell. Tom 83 Miles. Craig 83 Miyokawa. Yuki 52 Morris. Margie 26. 96. 56. 65 Morris. Stephanie 28. 26. 43. 89. 56. 57. 60. 61 Morrow. Roudy 89 Myers. Andy 83 Myers. Michelle 96. 53 McKinnon. Lon 96 N Nance. Horn 89 Nannetti. Leslie 96 Neff. Jeamne 89 Neff. Matt 21. 36. 37. 83 Nelson. Tina 83 Nethercott. Joe 89 Nickens. Tami 26. 27. 96 Niemi. Lisa 23. 42. 84. 60 Nyswonger. Mike 20. 18. 89 Nyberg. Steve 116 Nichols. Annie 42. 83. 56 O Odegard. Eric 20. 18. 96 O'Kelley. Kim 89 Oliver. Bill 89 Olson. Brad 21. 7. 84. 49 Olson. Brian 26. 27. 84. 54 Olson. Roger 84 Ordway. Greg 18. 54. 61. 121. 120. 116 Osborne. Christine 90. 63 Osborne. Leslie 48. 96. 67 Orsterlund. Andy 4. 116 Ostermeier. Fred 20. 18. 90 Ostermeier. Pauline 12. 116 Odegard. Renae 84 P Pachal. Scott 18. 90 Painter. Kim 28. 90 Painter. Tracey 89 Palmberg. Sabine 62. 116 Palmer. Lauren 21. 84 MacLean. KyLynn 83 135 Parker. Jim 96 Parrish. Danny 84 Parrish. Mike 103. 117 Parson. Suzanne 96. 33. 67 Pedersen. Darlene 96 Perkins. Mimi 52. 84 Peterson. Paul 90 Pesonen. Jamne 42. 84 Pesonen. Julie 84 Philip. Roberta 84 Picard. David 21. 38. 84. 49. 60 Pickell. Devinee 48. 43. 12. 102 Pickell. Danny 18. 90 Pierce. Ray 96. 54 Pilger. Allan 96 Pitman. Darrell W 20. 90. 49 Pitman. Jeffrey 84 Pitman. Troy (Gene) 20. 18. 96. 50 Pittard. Annehse 96 Plummer. Stacey 31. 30. 84 Polier. Angie 23. 84 Poller. Eric 96. 63 Polockow. Joe 37. 84 Powell. Deborah 84 Praskey. Andy 84 Praskey. Nate 90 Praskey Ruth 67. 66. 62. 63. 117 Price. Elwm 90 Price. Gretchen 23. 84 Price. Sarah 96 R Ragncr. John 67 Ray. Dale 20. 18. 90 Reardon. Jim 90 Reardon. Michael 84 Roberti, Mary 42. 84. 56 Roberti. Melissa 26. 96. 52 Roberti. Shawn 26 Roberts. Donna 118 Rogers. Lynn 84 Roland. Ken 50. 118 Rueb. Jennifer 23. 84 Rueb. Kerry 96. 33. 86 Rutledge. Becky 23. 84. 52. 60 Rutledge. Debra 22. 90 Ryan. Elizabeth 31. 90 S Sadilek. Kerstm 22. 44. 90. 56. 60 Sarpola. David 90 Schafer. Mike 38. 61 Senn. M.ke 18. 14 13. 54. 60. 117 Severson. Tim 18 Shafer. Lora 84 Shively. David 20. 90 Shrode. Rusty 96 Silva. Dennis 21. 37. 84. 54 Simmtt. Tim 40. 41. 4. 54. 61. 65. 117 Smith. Lane 26. 27. 54. 118 Smith. Lisa 84 Smith. Robin 23. 84 Sorrels. James 90 Sorrels. Patty 84 Soulagnet. Jean Paul 28. 19. 18. 40. 13. 12. 50. 51. 61. 121. 120. 117 Sparling. Lisa 23. 85 Spence. Tillman 90 Stahley. Mike 85 Starr. Brent 26. 40. 61. 118 Starr. J.m 40 41. 50. 96. 51. 61. 65 Starr. Shellie 85 136 Sterling. Derek 50. 61. 118 Stilwell. Linn 96 Stockenberg. Arthur 90. 49 Stockenberg. John 97. 54 Stockenberg. Ronnie 21. 37. 85. 49. 60 Stoller. Jeff 21. 85. 54 Stoneman. Chip 20. 18. 37. 90. 60 Stoneman. Danny 21. 37. 85. 49 Stoneman. Marc 20. 18. 37. 36. 90 Sturdevant. Tami 22. 90. 4. 56. 60 Strain. Lonnie 85 Strumme. Terri 85. 67 Sund. Jessica 97 Swaney. Mike 97 Swanlund. Don 97 Swehla. Lisa 85 Swynenberg. Roger 20. 97. 54 Shroeder. Deborah 84 T Taylor. Jenm 26. 86. 56. 60. 61. 121. 120. 117 Taylor. Jeanne 30. 43. 90. 86. 69. 102. 56. 60 Taylor. Laura 85. 63 Thomas. Sue 90 Thompson. Jeff 37. 90 Thorne. Ron 21. 85 Thornton. Joanie 90 Toppila. Steve 18. 37. 97. 62. 69. 54. 61 Torgeson. Lynda 90 Traweek. Greg 18. 4. 54. 103. 121. 120. 117 Trost. Jane 26. 43. 90. 86 Truax. Jody 25. 22. 97. 60 Truax. Herb 19. 18. 97. 69. 50 Trucke. Holly 31. 30. 85. 67. 52 Tyler. Jennifer 91 Trucke. Sharon 97 U Underhill. Jodi 91. 4 Underhill. Lori 91 V VanBuskirk. Rick 97 Van Dyke. Frank 21. 38. 85. 54. 61 Vaughn. Lisa 30. 91 Vaughn. Paige 85 Verbrugge. Charlie 21. 85. 49 W Wakeman. Michelle 118 Ward Mitch 21. 38. 85. 49. 61 Weaver. Shelly 31 40. 42. 85. 102. 56 Weaver. Steve 97 Weber. Lance 26. 85. 54. 60 Webster. Paul D 20. 18. 37. 13. 91. 102 Weiser. Tammy 91 Wellington. Jeff 41. 39. 97. 50. 49 West. M.ke 38. 91 Westby. Barbara 12. 118 White. Karl 19. 18. 97. 54 Whitlock. George 18. 37. 97. 61 Whitlock. Sally 37. 91 Wilcoxk. Dan 97 Wilcock. Scott 85 Wilson. Darcy 97 Wilson. Pat 97. 6«.. 5’ Wilson. Steve 38. 85. 4V Worchester Mike 37 Wunderlich. Mike 91. 97 Webster. Paul M 36. 37. 97 Webster. Mike 37. 12. 85 Wiseman. Chris 91 Y Young. Skip 118 Youngstrom. Jackie 97 Youngstrom. Marti 12. 118 Z Zsarko. Robert 97 STAFF Auld. Jim 18. 50. 74 Beghtol. Coleman 103. 74 Branson. Neil 76. 26. 7. 103 Buzzell. Bruce 77. 18. 75 Clausen. Pat 75. 103 Cole. Merv 75 Corrigan. Mike 53. 103. 74 Elliott. Larry 78 Eskola. Claudette 102. 78 Gilbertson. Gene 26. 27. 74 Greenough. Maryon 67. 78 Haller. Larry 86 Hogsett. Jerry 41. 75 Holmes. Roger 74 Johnson. Ed 76. 102 King. Kathleen 78 Knutson. Carol 75 Lerner. Harvey 76. 38. 102 Lewis. Ann 86. 78 Lyons. Stubby 76. 50. 102. 49 Maine. Neal 78 McClellan. Larry 76. 18. 103 Newton. John 76. 102 Odin. Carl 7. 63. 73 Peterson. Denise 52. 78 Riggan. Harol 77. 7. 73 R.ppet, Ed 77. 44. 7. 73. 65 Saiki. Kurt 76 Sayles. Leo 103. 75 Smith. Larry 103 Stacey. George 74 Stock. Jackie 76. 102 Tiedeman. Mike 75 Trofitter. Jim 74. 103 Wentzel. Sandra 67. 103. 74 Westerholm. Jerry 74 Wrinkle. Curt 102. 78 Benson. Carol 77 Corrigan. Sharon 77 Harding. Cmdee 77 Holt. Dana 22 Nolan. Nancy 77 Vail. Debbie 77 Weber. Sharon 77