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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1982 volume:

4Z5sed VAS i stan a | wuil 2 rca ome Gite, ELL EL GEGLEECE veEby GEG Th GeLbabat CELE COGLLLYEALT «Ez CELEKE ZE Introduction Activities Fall Winter Spring Clubs Faces Seniors Ads Index Table OF Contents Memories ... Will Be Cherished The Seabreeze Annual Signing Party is an«impor- | lap‘ tradition . for r Seaside High School students. Many unforgetable o a? Left to right-Robin Smith, Jodi Underhill, Mr. G, Mike Haner, Mrs. Dusseau, Karl White, Tami Sturdevant, Su- zanne Parson, Kim Egli, Pat Wilson, Stacy Allen, Kerry Rueb, Beth Still, Brian Olson, Tori Holmes, and Brock Byers. SEABREEZE Jog-A-Thon. .. Get set, co! This years Jog-A-Thon, held on Oct. 14, was a great success. The sunny day encouraged an es- timated “300” people. The students and faculty spent an hour running around the track. For weeks pledges from 5¢ to 5.00 per lap had been collected. The money will be used for senior scholarships and class treasuries. r Kerr , a Welcome Frosh Week Frosh Learn (Quickly!) The freshmen are being handed their shower caps and matching booties by their senior leaders. This frosh looks lost after a class meeting. The freshman are ac- cepting their new role in life. Kris Mayfield can’t believe that he is actually having a lot of fun at school. Mr. Odin and Mr. Gorchels are observing the sen- iors as they talk to the Frosh. Frosh In A ction This years freshmen class started off the school year by having lunch on Monday with the seniors. During this time they were handed out their name tags by their senior leaders. Tuesday the frosh learned the fight song and sang it over and over again to the seniors. On Wednesday the frosh were each issued a shower cap and matching boo- ties. During lunch on Thurs- day, the freshmen gals and guys all took turns on scrub- bing the school seal. Friday the frosh ended the week by singing the fight song and alma mater to the student body at lunch time. Through- out the week, the freshmen were teamed up with various seniors that showed some leadership to the class. Each and every freshman was giv- en a questionaire to fill out. With the help from the seniors the freshmen completed their task. 7 . : a. Sell eighty-one was a huge success with classes competing all through the week to gain points for the spirit cup. Additional events were added this year and proved to be most successful. They included the tricycle race, a pie eating con- test, an apple bob, a sleeping bag stuff, and an alma mater singing contest as well as a canned food drive, which brought in hundreds of cans to donate to the needy. A clear, starry night was the setting for the traditional bonfire’ which drew an exceptionally. large crowd. 6 The following night, students stayed up 'til all hours of the night working on hall dec@ra- tions. J On Friday, princesses, Nancy Baty, Leasia Becker, Linda Fenton, Yuki Miyokawa, and Queen Jennifer Braun reigned over the pep assembly Class competition ended with , the Freshman coming out on top. However, the best was saved for last with the Homecoming game against the St. Helens Lions and the dance the follow- ing night. hae the x 3 =) Pg TEGEITIE ES We Ari lilt |. ny fers 4 sb ial ait Seagulls; red, white, and columbian blue; class halls; our fight song and almamater; class tables and patios; and senior parking have all been part of S.H.S. for many years. Assistant Coach Nelson Assistant Coach Lyons Coach Buzzell Our Varsity team started out on the right foot this year by winning our first game against Lassalle, who is a tough opponent. Our defense improved alot through out the season. Coach Buzzell ex- Manager Pat Wilson 4D = S vi George Whitlock pects bigger and better things for the Seaside High School scoreboard this year. The leading tacklers were Eric Hartman with 122 and Chip Stoneman with 102. Most yards rushing: Denny Silva with 196 yards. Rick Derby aina all, wie =! rf Le Fred Ostermeier Steve Toppila Bran Holmes Brad Eller Herb Truax Ken Biamont el lg ft : es Jeff Stoller Tim Biamont of Roger Chad Brian Denny Chip Eric Swynenburg Bergerson Derby Silva Stoneman Hartman =k Mike Robert Danny Kevin Swaney Eastridge Pickell Buzzell | CS a fie 8 ee On sea re Foa = a a f. ‘ani Back Row: Dave Sarpola, Paul Webster, William Pittman, Danny Pickell, Mike Nyswonger, Charlie Verbrugge, Coach Vendrell, Brad Olson, Coach Ogren, John Burk, Jim LaCasse, Jamie Lerma, Ron Stockenburg, Bob Gauper, Mike Maki, Dean Fisher, Front Row: Tom Fry, Danny Stoneman, Brian Derby, Larry Ginnings, Mark Wolford, Todd Bouchard, John Rig- gan, Tony Brown, Guyon Blissett, Bud Luth, Jimmy Adams, Todd Ellis, Jeff Campbell, Todd Thorton, Dan Cavaya. J.V. Frosh ie 1 Lea, Football : YP © cP WEEKLY Where have you seen AULLETIN f these?? | == oa = © ... Fall Rally Varisty rally ‘81’ put forth their best effort in supporting our team. Their enthusiasm and spirit shone through even the worst of weather. Though lacking in members, their efforts were well appreciated by fans and team members alike. The rally held various pep assemblies and other spirit raising activities throughout the season. Members included Stacy Allen, De Anne Haubner, and Lisa Vaughn. ... Gull Style J.V. rally consisted of Lori Dane, Holly Trucke, Jenni Green, and Stacey Plummer. This group of girls worked extremely well together dedicating much of their time and effort in pro- moting spirit. The freshman rally as well showed much dedication and gained valuable experience that will aid them in the years to come. All in all, they had a ‘rally’ good time. Clockwise from top: Suzi Price, Michelle La Casse, Jean Ferron, and Kelly Lanni- gan. Volleyball a Front Row: Coach Jinny Hamer, Stats: Gretchen Price, Kim Jones, Yuki Miyokawa, JoAnne Eddy, Jennifer Braun. Back Row: Heidi Gann, Shannon Little, Laurie Ginther, Kerstin Sadilek. Not pictured Nancy Baty. Front Row: Stephanie Bowser, Terri Leightner, Lisa Niemi, Yuki Miyokawa. Back Row: Patti Sturdevant, Shelley Weaver, Angie Polier, Debbie Rutledge, Lisa Sparling. Not pictured are Mimi Perkins and Coach Dana Holt. 0 1 I e y b a I 1 Front Row: Stats Merri Anne Ellis, Paula Bergeson, Pau- la Thompson, Lisa Corrigan. Back Row: Coach Carol Stutesman, Andrea Smith, Jennifer Chopping, Carolyn Maltman, Valerie Erickson. Not pictured Terri Little Together We Can! Gulls Stride For Victory Cross Country The Cross Country season was highly successful this year. The Girls Varsity finished first and sec- ond in eight of twelve meets. J.V. Girls were first in seven of eight meets. Varsity Boys were third out of eight teams at the Tillamook Invi- tational. J.V. Boys won three of their meets. The ‘81’ cross country season proved to be a competitive educational experience and al- lowed for positive social interaction. Stu- dents developed skills in self discipline due to their athletic commitment. The runners closed their season with high spirits and a positive attitude. Top-left: Frank VanDyke, John Stockenberg, Robert Gaston, Bryce Isle, Doug Hauger, Ray Pierce, Jeff Dilley, Mike Haner, Jeff Welling- ton, Todd Chatalas, Mike Burk, Kris Johns, Marcello Frey, Sean Farrell, Duane Dickens, Lance Weber. Center-right: Lisa Sweedenborg, Kim Egli, Sally Frandsen, Margie Morris, Susan Barnes, Lisa Weber, Stephanie Morris, Jodie Brady, Rhonda Horn, Laura Johns, Rae Cry- derman, Elizabeth Ryan, Kris Beneke, Nancy Holt, Rane French, Traci Hamel, Heather Morris, Julie Booth, and Kathleen Clark. State-d5th The state meet team scores showed Seaside in 5th place only 11 points from second. Margie Morris and Kim Egli finished the season by running in their 4th state cross country meet. St epha nie Morris ALL STATE-FIRST TEAM Susan Barnes. aid a The Seaside High fall play this year was Arthur Miller’s “Death of a Salesman.” It was held Nov. 19, 20, and 21. “Death of a Sales- man” is about a man named Willy Loman who is a salesman and has a false dream about America and getting ahead in life. Willy has two sons which he passes his dream onto. Later in life he realizes that it was a false dream. The other son still be- lieves in it, and carries it on. Outstanding per- formances were given by Doug Hauger, who played Willy Loman, Becky Mauritson, who played his wife Linda, and Biff and Happy played by Eric Polier and Peter Grant. Oth- er characters in the play were Bernard played by Aaron Han- son, The Woman, played by Chris Os- borne, Charley by Sean Adams, Uncle Ben by Larry McClug- gage, Howard Wagner by Brian Bradford, Jenny by Laura Tay- lor, Miss Forsythe by Evon Jacobson, and Letta by Julie Booth. Out of all the dramatic serious plays, this play proved to be the most successful and enjoy able. 7 . ¥ +. Negi ore oN “- OT ag WF. a2 WO al ON ie any = Os Pel) Gass oe SN sc BRS x a Le VR A Nee eR (oe . ber, a - i ie o -« e i odie Sheet 2 a ar Peo. 4. Nf ADS = oe Se Ge Oe i os | ae Ore a ae PAN Tae Coastal Recreation The Oregon coast has much to offer, not only in the summertime, but in the wintertime as well. Living as close as we do we seem to overlook and take for granted not only it’s beauty, but the many activities and uses the beach has for us. The ocean provides a fisherman’s paradise, with crabbing, Salmon fishing, clamming, and shrimping being among the most popu- lar. As for its use recreationally, “Big Blue” does a fine job of supplying waves for surfing, boogie boarding, piper boarding, and swimming. It allows the city of Seaside to enjoy a booming tourist industry, drawing hundreds to this town each year to play along it’s shoreline. And finally, who would pass up the opportu- nity to witness a spectacular red ball of fire sinking slowly into the sea, leaving behind it the purple and pink trail of a strawberry sunset. Tami Sturdevant Vice Président Kerstin Sadilek Treasurer Jane Trost The Junior class was known to be very ac- Sothat_A tive this year as they came in second place for Ol-va rms Homecoming week. They raised funds by sell- : | Craig Huntsman ing advertisements for the football programs and basketball programs also. The Juniors and Seniors together put on a dance after a football game against Astoria with which the profits went to the stereo sound system. The big project was the Jr Sr. Prom. A lot of people went and had a great time. They also donated the plants from the prom to goon senior patio. The runners from the Jogathon helped out greatly in raising money for the school. Jimmy Adams Stacy Allen Christine Argast Mary Banta Lisa Barcus Hunter Barnes Heather Beghtol Craig Bergeson Mark Bergeson Ken Biamont Julie Booth Todd Boucher Jodie Brady Joan Braun John Burk Brock Byers Jean Campbell Jeff Campbell Kim Carlson Rod Carow Cindy Collins Robert Cousineau Rae Cryderman Rick Derby William Dotson Elizabeth Dunn Joanne Eddy Todd Ellis Matt Elmes Scott Erickson Jesse Falker Robert Ferron Jerry French Lorraine French Marcelo Frey Frank Furnish Kim Gould Robin Grieson Gerald Griffin Christine Gustafson Traci Hamel Michael Haner Eric Hartman Michael Herrin Chris Hildebrand Nancy Holt Donna Howell Craig Huntsman Sylvia Hurd Brent Johnson David Johnston Daniel Jones Karen Jones Kim Jones Durrell Kapan Kari Karge Leslee Kauffman Dan Keranen Kathy Kerr Virginia Klosterman Karolyn Kowatch Carla Kravet J.P. Lannigan Julie Little Allison Lounsbury Nan Lynch Patty Lynch Dawn Lyons Naomi Mathews Stephanie Morris Roudy Morrow Honi Nance Jeanine Neff Michael Nyswonger Melody Odegard Kim O’Kelley William Oliver Christine Osborne Fred Ostermeier Scott Pachal Tracey Painter Paul Peterson Dann Pickell Devinee Pickell William Pitman Nate Praskey Elwin Price Jeff Price Dale Ray James Reardon Angie Rogers Debra Rutledge Elizabeth Ryan William Ryan Kerstin Sadilek David Sarpola David Shively James Sorrels Till Spence Arthur Stockenberg Chip Stoneman Mare Stoneman Tamara Sturdevant Jeanne Taylor Sue Thomas Lynda Torgeson Jane Trost Jennifer Tyler Jodi Underhill Lori Underhill Lisa Vaughn Paul Webster Tammy Weiser Michael West Sally Whitlock Michael Worcester NORTHWEST : SUMMER seg, MUSIC CAM a: bet ee | PRESIDENT ‘ Michelle Perkins | S O P Ht O M O R € S The Sophomore class began their second year by giving the traditional “Welcome Frosh Dance”. Most everyone enjoyed themselves and especially the Freshman. The sophomores also with a lot of enthusiasm and spirit, par- ticipated in Homecoming Week. They came in third overall. They also sold carnations to the student body for Valentines Day and they ran the Jogathon with Jennifer Johnson coming in with first prize for the second year. Michael Allen Timothy Allen Kristen Anderson Dana Andrews Nolan Bakanen Susan Barnes Mu Heidi Becker Rene’ Becker Kristen Beneke Chad Bergeson Timothy Biamont Paula Black Andrea Blackburn David Blacksten Guyon Blissett Marcus Bologna Todd Bouchard Stephanie Bowser Mark Brooks Anthony Brown Michael Burk Teri Carlson Daniel Cavaya NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Jeffrey Cave Roberta Coen Dan Como Robert Cooke Cindy Courtwright ma PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE David Cozart Tom Cozart Lori Dane Troy Davis Bryan Derby Dale Dickens Vale Eastridge Michael Eguchi Bradley Eller Kelcey Elliott Merri Ann Ellis Ronald Flores James Folk Ted Fry Tom Fry Robert Gauper Lorie Ginther Brian Grant Jennifer Green Cindy Harrison Russell Harrison Steve Harrison Mary Hildebrand Jesse Horn Scott Huls Stephen Huls Allan Hurd Dana Johnson Jennifer Johnson Kris Johnston John Kaufman Andrea Kaul Jeffrey Kenyon Cassandra Knop Jill Krizan Cynthia Kulland Jim Lacasse Shannon Little Dawna Ludtke Bud Luth Kylynn Maclean ) Monte Mahoe Linda McCluggage Thomas Merrell Mathew Neff Lisa Niemi Renae Odegard Hy bY 1 Bradley Olson Brian Olson Roger Olson Shari Overall Lauren Palmer Daniel Parrish Michelle Perkins Janine Pesonen Julie Pesonen David Picard Jeff Pitman Stacey Plummer Angie Polier Anne Powell Andrew Praskey Gretchen Price Michael Reardon John Riggan Mary Roberti Lynn Rogers Rebecca Rutledge Deborah Shroeder Julie Shields Dennis Silva Lisa Smith Robin Smith Patricia Sorrels Lisa Sparling Shellie Starr it PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE ws — “2% . Elizabeth Still Ronald Stockenberg Jeffrey Stoller Danny Stoneman Lonnie Strain Terri Strumme PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE OR Sullenger Laura Taylor Holly Trucke Frank Van Dyke Paige Vaughn Charles Verbrugge A SA Mitchell Ward Shelly Weaver Lance Weber Michael Webster James Williams Steven Wilson ice Présidey isa Weber f FF Sgt. at Arms Ron Hopla a F R é S Ht M A NV Treasurer Lori Bergeson Not Pictured Sgt. at Arms The freshman class started out their first Lise Corrigan year by given a “Thank you Sophomore Dance” which went very well. They also held a bake sale and participated in helping to raise money for the Jog-a-thon. There effort during Homecoming week paid off well as they came out on top. Happily taking the spirit cup for the spirit they put forth. Overall they had a really great year in helping to contribute to their class funds and the senior scholarships. NO PHOTO vt NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Sorry, No Photo = N Tonya Lisa Campbell Michelle Amanda Cole Debbie Tina Dean Armstrong Bergeson Jeffrey Carden Chopping Lisa Corrigan Cryderman Darcy Dickins Laura Karen Michelle John Clark Jimmy Cozart Phillip Randal Dotson Bandonis Bloomster Carlson Kathleen Karla Crane Davidson Jon Doyle Timothy Maria Bologna Jennifer Clark Larry Davis Thomas Barnes Nikki Boucher Chopping Shawn Cline Lyle Davis Eastridge Terry Bassett Mary Bradford Curtis Dean Barbara Eden Kim Begtol Jayne Braun Lori Bergeson Denice England Valerie Erickson Sean Farrell Jeannie Ferron Dean Fisher Sally Frandsen i ae Reo UN Bobee Kay Furnish Larry Giddings Ginny Gladson Tracy Greenwald Deanna Hatler Thad Hensleigh Ronald Hopla Susan Jerns Krist Johns Gayle Johnson Louis Johnson Tamara Johnson Wyndam Kapan Brad Kauffman Fritz Klosterman Kristine Kowatch Michele Lacasse Nancy Langlo Kelly Lannigan Terri Leithner Jamie Lerma Terri Little Gerald Lounsbury Michael Maki Carolyn Maltman Cristopher Mayfield Michael Meisner Mark Merrell Jeff Miottel Heather Morris Eddie Nickens Rebecca Odegard Brenda Olson Heidi Olson Sylvia Ostermeier Dawn Perkins Julie Pershin Trisha Phifer Anita Pilger Albert Police Suzanne Price Perry Reid Deborah Richards Mark Sarpola Laurie Sims Edward Sims Andrea Smith Craig Snyder Shellie Stewart Jessica Stoller Patty Sturdevant Lisa Swedenborg Traci Tate Torsten Thomas Paula Thompson Todd Thornton Sherri Torgeson Donna Trost Lisa Weber Carl Webster John Wickman Lawrence Wilcox Mark Wolford Lisa Woodland Talent Show The Talent Show, held Jan. 27, 1982 was a huge success. It was sponsored by our Jazz Choir and their instructor Mr. Ogren. There were quite a few acts, most of them involving music. The judges were Miss Muldoon, Mr. Cole, and Jessica Sund. In the end they came to the decision of Heather Morris singing “Yester- day”, accompanied by Todd Chatalas on gui- tar as third place. Todd Chatalas, Dave Ar- gast, Doug Hauger, and Brian Carden, com- bined for a second place finish doing a cine- matography with their own original song en- titled “Earth Song”. And last, but not least, first place went to Michelle Meyers, who sang “My Romance”. She was accompanied by Mr. Ogren, playing the piano. Over all, it was a very productive show and most enjoy- able. This Is ._.. Education Top: Paul Webster, Leslie Osborne, Leasia Becker and Angela Frandsen were chosen as students who exemplify the skills necessary for academic excellence in the Social Sciences. The skills include research, analysis, writing, and understanding how people interact with each other. Bot- tom: Outstanding students in Foreign Language are Heidi Gann, Robert Gaston, Matt Neff and John Wickman. Not only is their written work excellent, but their oral work as well. They are always taking the initiative to engage in conversations out of class as well as in, and are having fun with it. Foreign Language Science Many students have become very dedicated to their studies in the science field. Elwin Price is one of those students, and he spends much of his time working with holography, the process of making three dimensional pictures on film with laser light. Durrell Kapan is another such student, with his in- terest being in studying which organisms in the es- tuary grow in artificial foundations. Still another student is Eric Polier who is involved in cloning a fern. All these students, and many more, spend a great deal of time on their individual projects. The Art department has produced many tal- ented people. Mike Wun- derlich and Tim Linton do exceptional work on the potters wheel. Su- zanne Parson has pro- duced several pieces of beautiful calligraphy. Known as SHS’s artists in residence are Peter Grant and Sean Adams. They have done innu- merable works for var- ious clubs and school functions. Both are pur- suing careers in Graphic Arts. Home Ke. - + Se — The Home Economics program at SHS has helped me in so many different ways. Its furthered my knowledge in child de- velopment, food preparation, food ser- vice, and gourmet foods. I’ve enjoyed cooking so much that I have decided to go to chef school in San Francisco. Mrs. Greenough, our past Home ec. teacher, was the one who inspired me. I owe all my thanks to her. Tori Holmes For the past four years I have been actively involved in the Physical Education depart- ment at Seaside High School. I plan on major- ing in this field later in college. I feel that the activities in which I have participated, will help me as I begin to teach. The Physical Edu- cation program, along with it’s staff, has helped me grow stronger, both physically and mentally. Herb Truax My four years of involvement in the athletic and physical education programs at Seaside High School have been a great experience for me. Not only have I learned just how benefi- cial extra-curricular activities are, but through them I have gained many valuable qualities. By being involved in athletics, I have developed a sense of pride in myself, my teammates, and my school. The self-esteem and positive attitude I have gained have car- ried over into all other aspects of my life. Most importantly, though, athletics have taught me how to cooperate and deal success- fully with others, as well as allowing me to develop close relationships with numerous people. Nancy Baty Music has always been an im- portant part of education at Seaside. Michelle Meyers has been an important part of the overall program in her four years here. She has participat- ed in the Choir, Jazz Choir, and many special musical groups and assemblies. Below, Ray Pierce and Todd Chatalas add too the fine qual- ity of music that is a tradition at S.H.S. These two and many oth- ers make the music programs a highly involved activity by the students. Mr. Larry Smith has provided fine leadership in the wood shop and construction classes. Under his direction, many stu- dents have advanced their skills to high levels of excel- lence. Pictured here is Rick Goolsby and below Lincoln Bowser. Both worked and fin- ished home furniture projects. Many students entered the wood shop and mechanical drawing class to develop some hobby skills. These project and basic tool operation courses are a valuable part of education. y A nS cee SHS Winter Play This year’s Seaside High Schools winter musical play was a big success. Each perfor- mance gathered a large audience each and everyday that it was held. There were three angels who won the best supporting actors award for 1982. They were Julie Booth as Purity, Leasia Becker as Virtue, and Jeanne Taylor as Chastity. Senior Craig Frary also won an award for 1982 for playing Moonface in the musical. Seaside 1. Mark Wolford wondering “Now what do I do?” 2. Dennis Silva seconds away from pinning a Neah-Kah-Nie Pirate. 3. Team picture Standing: Mike Swaney, Dennis Silva, Robert Eastridge, Marc Ston eman, George Whitlock, Steve Toppila, Mike Nyswonger, Tommy Eastridge, Coach Vendrell. Kneeling: Paul Webster, Mike Webster Charlie Verbrugge, Todd Thornton, Tom Fry, Chip Stoneman, Eri¢ Huntsman, Danny Stoneman. Front row: Dee Dee England, Shell) Weaver, Kellie Lannigan, Brenda Olson, Carla Crane, Margie Mor. ris, Rhonda Horn, and Kim Egli. Not pictured: Mark Wolford, Holl Maine, and Jeanne Taylor. 4. Stretching is essential before any match. Here Steve Top- pila helps Paul Webster do just that. 5. Mike Nyswonger ready for action. 6. Steve Toppila showing no mercy. 7. State wrestler Chip Stoneman. 8. State wrestler Tom Fry. Gull wrestlers this year put their all into every move they made. Coach Vendrell contri- buted a great deal in making their season successful by showing a lot of enthusiasm and support. The eight-way wrestling meet held here in Seaside brought out the cour- age in all the wrestlers. The scoreboard was there to prove their efforts as their team uni- ty and hard work led them toa victory. A new addition to the squad this year were ‘Pin Pals.’ They consisted of a group of girls that provided much spirit and support for the team as well as take stats and “throw in the towel.” The district tournament was held in Neah-Kah-Nie. Sea- side as a team put forth a strong performance and placed fifth in the tourney. Tom Fry and Chip Stoneman qualified for the state meet by capturing second place spots. The former wrestling at 106 pounds and the I atter at 148. Although the gulls didn’t win a lot of dual matches with Cowapa League teams, these troops received much positive feedback regarding their good manners and sportsman- ship. Chip Stoneman and Tom Fry returned from state quite pleased. Each earned a second place finish. Coach Vendrell and the returning wrestlers look forward to an even more successful season next year. Winter Rally 1. Margie Morris receives her boutonniere from Paul Web- ster at the awards presentation. 2. Varsity Rally which in- eluded Kristin Anderson, Charlene Malvaney, Colleen Gould, and Lori Dane do a pyramid at the beginning of the game. 3. J.V. Rally Terri Strumme, Dana Andrews, and Teri Carlson do a pose for the basketball fans. 4. Freshman Lau- ra Bandonis does a cheer for the frosh team. 5. The fresh- men Rally gets excited before the big game. Members in- clude Jean Ferron, Debbie Richards, Shelley Stewart, and Laura Bandonis. Puts Forth Best Efforts Towards A Rewarding Season 1. Varsity Rally gets ready for a cheer. 2. Good ole SHS 3. Wrestling pin pals included: Brenda Olson, Kellie Lannigan, Jeanne Taylor, Margie Morris, Rhonda Horn, Kim Egli, and Shelly Weaver. 4. All 3 squads combine together for a pyra- mid. 5. J.V. Rally screams to help the Crowd to support the team. The winter rally squads and wrestling pin-pals did a good job. The squads showed their spirit and enthusiasm by supporting the teams. The newly elected squads all proved to themselves that they could work together as a unit. As one of their goals they learned how to communicate with each other. The reward from the season was that each and every squad en- joyed themselves and had FUNIIII! Varsity Basketball 1. Herb Truax watches closely as Chad shoots for two. 2. Herb Truax calls the play. 3. Rick Derby breaks away for a lay in. 4. The crowd getting intense at an Astoria game. 5. Eric Hartman goes up for the check. Matt Elmes, Tim Biamont, Jimmy Adams, Neal Maki, Jeff Wellington, Dave Sarpola, Rick Derby, Mike Riggan, Bran Holmes, Chad Bergerson, Herb Truax, Eric Hartman. Not pictured Coach Elliot. The 1981-82 basketball season was one which could be termed as a “building year.” The team lost 4 of its 5 starters, so several J.V. players were moved up. Even though their record wasn’t too good, the team was charac- terized by hustle, desire, and determination. A tre- mendous amount of growth occured during the year. Steve Wilson, Scott Cooke, Frank VanDyke, Lauren Palmer, Mike Maki, Guyon Blissett, Jimmy Folk. Front Row: Lawrence Wilcock, Jamie Lerma, Brad Ka ufman, Lou Johnson, Terry Bassett, Ron Hopla, Mark Merrill. Back Row: Gary Leer, Kris Johns, Mike Meisner, Shaun Cline, Mark Sarpola, Coach Lyons. J.V. And Frosh Basketball 81-82 — ——_—- Each member of this a = a year’s frosh team fin- ished the season with a smile of pride, satisfac- tion, and self-confidence and they had every right to feel that way as they completed their season undefeated, with 13 wins, 0 losses. The strong team unity they shared enabled the girls to play well together, combining each of their individual talents into one strong unit. If they continue to work closely in develop- ing their skills as a team, it will undoubtedly prove beneficial to the seasons ahead. FROSH TEAM- Paula Bergeson, Lori Berge- son, Donna Trost, Lisa Corrigan, Carolyn Malt- man, Terri Leithner, Becky Odegard, Lisa Swedenborg, Heather Morris, Lisa Weber, Syl- via Ostermeier, Patti Sturdevant, Dawn Per- kins, and Coach Stutes- man. J.V. Team-Lisa Niemi, Shannon Little, Steph- anie Bowser, Paula Black Rane French, Coach Hamer, Dana Johnson, Lisa Sparling, Jeanine Neff, Heather Beghtol. Shannon Little shoots as Stephanine Bowser and Lisa Niemi look on. 1. Varsity Team members include: back row Jennifer Johnson, Kerstin Sadilek, Nancy Baty, Rachel Malsch, Heidi Gann, Traci Hamel, Kim Jones, Shannon Little. Front row: Jodie Brady, Joanne Eddy, Jennifer Braun, Stephanie Morris, and Jane Trost. 2. The girls varsity team announces their starting line up. 3. Kerstin Sadi- lek goes up for a jump ball as Karolyn Kowatch looks on. Baske tball 1. Gulls get ready for their plan of attack. 2. Joanne Eddy drives up court to shoot for two! 3. Nancy Baty passes in the ball to her team mate who is waiting down court. The girls team had a money making project to earn money towards new uniforms and were able to buy new warm up jerseys. The girls efforts were shown through money making as well as new technique and skills throughout the 1981-1982 season. Sno-Ball This years Sno-Ball was a beautiful highlite to an otherwise routine Satur- day evening. The court included Fresh- man Prince Ron Hopla and Princess Terri Leithner, Sophomore Prince Tim Biamont and Princess Kris Beneke, Ju- nior Prince Matt Elmes and Princess Christine Argast, Senior Prince Rick Goolsby and Princess Margie Morris. After the votes were counted Margie Morris was crowned Queen and Rick Goolsby was King. White Caps, who sponsored the dance, decorated it beau- tifully to the theme “By the Light of the Silvery Moon.” Refreshments were also provided. The evening proved to be a big success and was enjoyed by all who attended. = � Varsity Baseball Eric Hartman had a 2.15 ERA. Eric Hartman concentrates. The Varsity baseball team had a 8-17 win-loss record. One of the highlights of the season was the 15-12 win over Tillamook when Eric Hartman and Craig Huntsman each hit a homerun and Brad Olson hit 2. The best offensive player was Eric Hart- man with 5 doubles, 3 triples, 4 homeruns, 10 stolen bases, 21 RBI’S, and a .341 bat- ting average. Tim Biamont had the highest fielding average with .989. Despite the y win-loss record, Seaside had a pretty good rs year, and improved a lot. They will be a more over-powering team next year. Herb Truax Chad Bergerson led the team with 13 sto- len bases. a. - oo “ : bie: Mee - Jeff Wellington Ozzie Olson has a chat Chad and Herb wait for a hit as Rainer’s Doug Coff- coming off the with Harts. man leads off 2nd. field. Back Row: Brad Olson, Craig Huntsman, Herb Truax, Tim Biamont, Ronnie Stockenburg leaves John Burk, Rick Derby, Jeff Wellington, Chad Bergerson, Shaun his position on the field. Cline, Coach Jim Auld. Front Row: Bat Boy Lance Stoneman, Ronnie Stockenburg, William Pitman, Mark Bergerson, Gene Pitman, Erie Hartman, Chip Stoneman, Bat Boy Jeff Auld. Mark Bergeson watches a fly ball. Gene Pitman runs off the field. Ronnie Stockenburg gets into position to field a ground ball. 4¥ +? a = yo). SPT ies Gene Pitman decides to go back to 2nd. te ® io 9 ‘s= . 2.| Es Herb Truax concentrates and waits for a strike. B A S E B A L L Front Row: Arthur Stockenburg, Mark Merrill, Jeff Pitman, Ron Hopla, Jamie Lerma, Gary Leer, Brad Kaufman, Mike Maki, Rod Carow. Back Row: Coach Stubby Lyons, Brian Derby, Paul Peterson, Bob Gauper, J.P. Lannigan, Steve Huls, Mark Brooks, Brad Eller, Mike Haner, Bud Luth, Guyon Blissett, Coach Scott Maltman. oa 123458786 aVisitors EDULE TLL L yh Varsity nacional Softball Front Row: statisticians Tracy Tate, Debbie Rich- ards. 2nd Row: Mimi Roberti, Mimi Perkins, Paula Thompson, Dana Johnson. 3rd Row: Kristen Kowatch, Kristen Clausen, Heidi Olson. 4th Row: Julie Booth, Becky Rutledge, Heather Beghtol, Carolyn Kowatch. Standing, coach Carol Stutes- 1. Senior, Mimi Roberti, third base, stops a line drive. 2. “I got it”, yells Mimi Perkins, right fielder. 3. Mimi Perkins lays down a sacrifice bunt. 4. Mimi Roberti swings for a dou- ble. 5. The team watches intensely as a team member goes to bat. 1. The agony of defeat. 2. Seaside shows good sportsmanship by shaking hands with Tillamook. 3. The thrill of victory. 4. Kristen Clausen going for another stri- keout. 5. Paula Thompson goes hard for first. 6. Dana Johnson shows her everyday hustle out in left field. The Seaside softball team had a 5-11 win-loss record. They showed lots of improve- ment throughout the season and gained lots of experience. Front Row: Cindy Kulland, Patty Sorrells, Dawn Perkins, Mary Hildebrand. Back Row: Miss Betton, Ginny Gladson, Laura Sims, Karla Kravett, Paula Black, Tracey Painter. a Lincoln Holfies Due to lack of interest, the girls’ golf program was can- celled this year. Gretchen Price, however, still wishing to get in some golfing this spring, joined the boys team. The season progressed fairly well with many of the partici- pants traveling to compete on various greens throughout Oregon. The district match was held in Forest Hills. Pat Wilson, Neal Maki, Matt Elmes, Till Spence, and Bran Holmes com- peted at district. The team placed fifth overall. Individual- ly, Matt Elmes placed second, allowing him to go on to the state meet in Salem at Mc Nary Golf Course. Matt went on to win the State A, AA championship medal, with a score of Coach Vaughn Dean Fisher oer ass A 147 after 36 holes. Much improvement and experience was gained throughout the season, with each in- dividual “putting” in their best effort. The team, standing left to right- Brock Byers, Bran Holmes, Jeff Carden, Till Spence, Steve Wilson, Rick Goolsby, Neal Maki, Lincoln Bowser, Pat Wilson, Kevin Buzzell, and coach Dennis Vaughn. Not pictured: Danny Pickell, John Riggan, Matt Elmes, Jim Folk, Mitch Ward, Dean Fisher, Fritz Klosterman, and Gretchen Price. Top: Nancy Baty and Joanne Eddy practice hand-off on the 400 m. relay that carried them on to state. Above: Foreign ex- change student Marcello Frey running the 300 m. hurdles. Mid- dle: Margie Morris running the 800 m. She later established a school record of 2:24. Upper right: Robert Gaston battles out a position in the 3000 m. at the St. Helens Invitational night meet. Right: Gull sprinters Todd Bouchard, Mark Sarpola, and Ken Biamont show intensity during a 200 m. dash. Boys team, kneeling: Bryce Isle, Robert Eastridge, Steve Toppila, Ray Pierce, Doug Hauger, John Stockenberg, Todd Chatalas, Creig Frary, Karl White, Jeff Dilley. Standing: Roger Swynonberg, Tom Eastridge, Marcello Frey, Jeff Montell, Sean Farrel, Curt Dean, Danny Jones, Mike Nyswonger, Ken Biamont, Jim Adams, Coach Gene Gilbertson. Back: Mike Meisner, Lance Weber, Dan Cavaya, Mark Sarpola, Dave Sarpola, Scott Erickson, Todd Bouchard, Frank Van Dyke, Jeff Stoller, Lawrence Wilcox and Robert Gaston. Doug Hauger partici- pating in the triple jump at the District meet. He went on to state placing ninth with a jump of 40 feet, 2 inches. Top left: Five gulls run the 900 meter. Front to back are John Stockenberg, Frank Van Dyke, Karl White, Creig Frary, and Robert Gaston. Above: Dave Sarpola clears 6 feet at St. Helens. He also went on to state, clearing same height and long jumping 20 feet, 4 inches. Left: As Terri Leightner gets ready to throw the dis- cus, she measures up her throw. Above: Jennifer Johnson throw- ing the Javelin. Far right: Coach Gene Gilbertson directs the atten- tion of the relay team as to where they should be. Right: John Stock- enberg pours it on and finds him- self alone, leading the 800 m. Kneeling: Nancy Holt, Margie Morris, Suzanne Barnes, Rane French, Kris Beneke, Nancy Baty, Joanne Eddy, Lisa Weber, Patty Sturdevant. Middle: Jeanne Taylor, Jodie Brady, Stephanie Morris, Michelle LaCasse, Lori Berger- oo Ve 4 a. « son, Traci Hamel, Donna Trost, Kathleen Clark, Lisa Swe- denborg, and Teri Leightner. Back: Kerstin Sadilek, Jenni- fer Johnson, Rhonda Horn, Lisa Corrigan, Suzanne Parsons, Suzi Price, Mandy Cole, and Coach Larry McLellan. aa aed KAP = z � pow Mey = ‘ Top left: Girl long distance runners Suzi Price, Jodie Brady, Margie Morris, Nancy Holt, and Suzanne Barnes pose before their races at the district meet. Top right: Coach Neil Branson keeps a watch on Mike Miesner and Marcello Frey as they run the 1500 meter. Middle left: Scott Erickson concentrates on the Javelin while throwing at district. Middle: Teri gives her all out effort in throwing the shot put. Middle right: Kim Egli and Rhonda Horn run the 400 meter, showing a lot of edurance. Above: Between events, gulls Roger Swynenberg, Craig Frary, and John Stockenberg, kick back and watch the meet. Left: State 100 and 200 meter cham- pion Stephanie Morris. She ran a 12.2 sec- ond 100m. and a 25.04 200 m. She was rec- ognized as the high point winner at the State track meet. Sports Awards BOYS: TEAM LEADER ... Jeff Dilley MOST IMPROVED ... Mike Haner MOST INSPIRATIONAL ... Marcello Frey GIRLS: TEAM LEADER ... Margie Morris MOST IMPROVED ... Susan Barnes MOST INSPIRATIONAL ... Stephanie Morris ALL-LEAGUE ... Stephanie Morris, Margie Morris, Jodi Brady ALL-STATE ... Stephanie Morris FROSH: M a INSPIRATIONAL Paula Thompson, Terri Little — VALUABLE Lori Bergeson MOST INSPIRATIONAL Shelly Weaver, Mimi Perkins MOST IMPROVED Lisa Niemi, Debbie Rutledge MOST VALUABLE : Mimi.Perkins BEST SERVER Debbie Rutledge VARSITY: MOST IMPROVED Shannon Little MOST INSPIRATIONAL ... Jennifer Johnson BEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER ... Becky Rutledge BEST ATTACK PLAYER ... Nancy Baty ALL COWAPA LEAGUE 1ST TEAM ... Nancy Baty HONORARY CAPTAIN HONORARY CAPTAIN Steve Toppila MOST INSPIRATIONAL Dennis Silva MOST IMPROVED ... Marc Stoneman OUTSTANDING FROSH ... Todd Thornton OUTSTANDING WRESTLER ... Chip Stoneman STATE QUALIFYING ALL-LEAGUE: Tom Fry, Chip Stoneman George Whitlock FROSH J.V.: MOST IMPROVED ... Tom Fry MOST INSPIRATIONAL ... Dan Cavaya MOST VALUABLE ... Gyon Blissett OUTSTANDING FROSH ... Dean Fisher OUTSTANDING FROSH ... Mark Wolford VARSITY: HONORARY CAPTAIN ... Herb Truax MOST INSPIRATIONAL ... Eric Hartman MOST IMPROVED ... Jeff Stoller COACHES AWARD ... Karl White COWAPA ALL-LEAGUE: FIRST TEAM: Kevin Buzzell ... Center Chad Bergerson ... Punter SECOND TEAM: Eric Hartman ... Linebacker Karl White ... Defensive Back HONORABLE MENTION: Chip Stoneman ... Linebacker VARSITY: HONORARY CAPTAIN ... Herb Truax MOST INSPIRATIONAL ... Chad Bergerson MOST IMPROVED ... Matt Elmes BEST DEFENSIVE ... Herb Truax J.V.: MOST IMPROVED ... Frank VanDyke BEST DEFENSIVE ... Dan Jones MOST VALUABLE PLAYER ... Lauren Palmer FROSH: MOST IMPROVED ... Mark Merrell, Louie Johnson BEST REBOUNDER ... Mike Meisner BEST DEFENSIVE ... Ron Hopla MOST VALUABLE ... Shawn Cline, Mike Maki VARSITY: CAPTAIN ... Nancy Baty MOST INSPIRATIONAL ... Nancy Baty MOST IMPROVED ... Karolyn Kowatch BEST DEFENSIVE ... Joanne Eddy MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Jennifer Johnson J.V.: MOST INSPIRATIONAL ... Rane French MOST IMPROVED ... Lisa Niemi MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Shannon Little FROSH: MOST INSPIRATIONAL ... Terri Leithner MOST IMPROVED ... Sylvia Ostermeier COACHE’S AWARDS ... Lisa Swedenborg, Becky Odegard MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Bergeson CAPTAIN ... Lori Bergeson MOST VALUABLE PLAYER ... Eric Hartman HONORARY CAPTAIN ... Herb Truax MOST IMPROVED ... Tim Biamont BEST DEFENSIVE ... William Pitman MOST INSPIRATIONAL ... Chad Bergerson MR. HUSTLE ... Chip Stoneman GIRLS: MOST IMPROVED ... Susan Barnes MOST INSPIRATIONAL ... Joanne Eddy, Stephanie Morris HONORARY CAPTAIN Nancy Baty MOST OUTSTANDING Margie Morris, Stephanie Morris BOYS: OUTSTANDING SENIOR ... Doug Hauger OUTSTANDING JUNIOR ... Ken Biamont OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORE ... Frank VanDyke OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN ... Mark Sarpola CO-CAPTAINS ... Craig Frary, Karl White VARSITY: MOST IMPROVED ... Heidi Olson MOST INSPIRATIONAL ... Mary Hildebrand MOST VALUABLE Karolyn Kowatch COACHES AWARD Heather Beghtol CAPTAIN ... Karolyn Kowatch J.V.: MOST IMPROVED ... Carla Kravet MOST INSPIRATIONAL ... Mimi Perkins BEST OFFENSIVE ... Paula Black BEST DEFENSIVE ... Ginny Gladson BEST ALL-AROUND ... Dawn Perkins MOST IMPROVED ... Rick Goolsby, Steve Wilson STATE AA-A MEDALIST ... Matt Elmes ALL-LEAGUE ... Matt Elmes ALL DISTRICT ... Matt Elmes Assemblies And Special Activities Approximately twenty-five assemblies and special activities were held during the year for the entertain- ment and enjoyment of the student body. The year got off to a good start, with an all school welcome back assembly. The following however, was dedicated to the welcoming and initiating of this year’s frosh. With help from the seniors, the entire class participated in such tradditional events as the scrubbing of the school seal and the singing of the school songs. Other such weeks set aside for special activities included “Homecoming Week”, “Christmas Week”, and “Sea Week”, all of which went over well. At SHS, pep assemblies have always played an impor- tant part in stimulating athletes to perform their best, and this year was no exception. Original skits, dance routines, and yell contests, made up their agendas. After athletic teams finished their seasons, they were honored at special assemblies, and those who had won trophies at district or state levels, used this time to present them to parents, teachers, and the student body. Two Jazz bands visited our school this year. We gladly welcomed back the Air Force band for the third year in a row with a most enthusiastic crowd. A second band from New York called Isotope also performed. Other areas of interest presented included a Shake- spearean performance, three Nuclear War presenta- tions, Career Day, Jack Ramsey discussing sportman- ship, A State College Visitation, a film presentation entitled “Everyday Heroes”, and a panel of past SHS graduates who spoke and gave tips about their first years in college. Still other special activities held were the Jog-a-thon, the Cabaret, the Talent Show, the A.S.B. Caucus party conventions and elections, and the Portland Timbers, who played a match of volley- ball against the faculty, the Seaside Rotary Club, and selected student council members, using only their heads and feet. And finally, to give recognition to seniors and under- classmen who have done outstanding work, the Annu- al Awards Assembly was held in the spring. Seniors returned to receive scholarship money as well as awards for accomplishments while in high school. a -@ a � BY 2 . - + ¢ 1. The jazz choir performs at the S.H.S. Cabaret. 2. At the close of each pep assembly, students join hands for the tra- ditional singing of the S.H.S. Alma Mater. 3. A.S.B. Presiden- tial candidate Wim Ryan, gives a most unique speech, with back-ups Paul Webster, Mike West, and Eric Hartman. 4, Incoming frosh and their parents attended a Welcome Back assembly in the fall. 5. The varsity basketball players are introduced during a pep assembly. 6. Michelle Myers, Jessi- ea Sund, and Becky Maurtinson, perform at the S.H.S. Caba- 7. The Portland Timbers challenge Seaside in Volleyball. 8. Varsity and J.V. cheerleaders form pyramid at a pep assembly. 9. Joanne Eddy re- ceives award for the Seaside High Jog-a-thon. 10. Seniors Jeff Wellington and Bryce Isle pass out ‘booties’ to the enthusiastic baby frosh. 11. ” “By the waves of calm sea Students From Foreign Countries -an exchange of knowledge and friendship We have been fortunate enough to have three foreign exchange stu- dents this year. Their presence has added greatly to our student body. Yuki Miokowa was from an all girls school in Japan. She has been a member of the girls softball and vol- leyball teams here at SHS. Marcello Frey, from Brazil, has been a mem- ber of the boys cross country and track teams. Jaime Orendain was from Mexico. He was very helpful to the foreign language classes and club. All three students were warm, friendly people who have added much to our school. Jazz Choir Headed by vocal music director Jon Ogren, the S.HLS. Jazz Choir added still another enjoyable and successful year to their list of many. The group held performances in a variety of places. Such outings included a trip to Lloyd Center in Portland at Christmastime. They performed in the Fall, Winter, and Spring Concerts, as well as the S.H.LS. Cabaret. The outstanding group of individuals also raised enough money to take a trip to Ellensburg, Washington, as part of a retreat. The talent displayed and contributed by each member was most superb, and will be missed tremendously when some of them graduate. Pictured members include: Todd Chatalas, Don Swanlund, Jessica Sund, Mike Allen, Pam Guftason, Chris Osborne, Darcy Wilson, Ray Pierce, Kris- ten Clawson, Laura Johns, Brian Bradford, Louie Johnson, Peter Grant, Jennifer Chopping, Heather Morris, Sarah Price, Kari Karge, Sean Ad- ams, and Colleen Gould. Lettermans Club Top Row: Karl White, Michelle Meyers, Gretchen Price, Jeff Dilley. Center: Pat Wilson, Matt Elmes, Kevin Buzzell, Front Row: Anne Adams, Deanne Haubner, Suzanne Parson, Kerry Rueb, Bruce Buzzell, Angela Frandsen, Linda Fenton, Jerry Green. Honor Society Standing: Ray Pierce, Sean Adams, Becky Maurtinson, Jim Reardon, Leslie Osborne, Darcy Wilson, Heather Beghtol, De Anne Haubner, Suzanne Parson, and Durrell Kapan. Sitting: Kerry Rueb, Aaron Hanson, Nancy Baty, Margie Morris, Rick Goolsby, Paul Webster, Jerry Green, Jodie Brady, Matt Elmes, Leasia Becker, Lincoln Bowser, Linda Fenton, Jan- ine Neff, Doug Hauger, and Michelle Meyers. Centurions Front: Advisor Mr. Haller, Frank Van Dyke, Tami Sturdevant, Nancy Baty, Kris Beneke, Devinee Pickell, Joanne Eddy, Jennifer Johnson, Tim Biamont, and Guyon Blissett. Sec- ond row: Jerry Green, Linda Fenton, Jodie Brady, Leasia Becker, Nancy Holt, Margie Morris, and Creig Frary. Standing: Kevin Buzzell, Matt Elmes. White White Caps, a non-profit organization, were re- sponsible for many activities this year. A few in- cluded the Snowball, various bake sales, and the making of S.H.S. Birthday calendars. The group of girls consisted of: Terri Strumme, Holly Trucke, Andrea Kaul, Leslie Osborne, Jennifer Johnson, Lisa Swedenborg, Rhonda Horn, Leasia Becker, Linda Fenton, Lisa Weber, Beth Still, Rene Becker, and Dana Andrews. Forensics t] late id i . iy HET Brock Byers, Sean Adams, Laura u Johns, Stacy Allen, Mr. George Stacey. ras ’ 4 da ahy Back Row: Mr. Odin, Chris Hil- debrand, Jessica Sund, Durrell Kapan, Rene Becker, Peter Grant, Center Row: Mark Brooks, Jeanne Taylor, Sean Adams, Suzanne Parson, Mi- chelle Myers, Eric Polier, Holly Maine, Renae Odegard, Front Row: Heather Morris, Andrea Kaul, Leasia Becker, Laura Johns, Christine Osborne, Brian Bradford, Becky Mauritson, Craig Frary, Laura Taylor. Area Vocational Center The Area Vocational Center offers additional opportuni- ties for students from Sea- side, Knappa, Jewell, and As- toria. Here the students may study areas such as Agricul- ture, Mechanics, Forestry, Animal Science, Horticulture, Electronics, and Industrial Mechanics. Students in- volved from Seaside High in- clude Front to back: John Burk, David Sarpola, Rick Derby, Tracey Painter, Kris Johnston, Scott Erickson, Tom Merrell, Nate Prasky, Mark Bergerson, Lance We- ber, Bill Oliver, Danny Pick- ell, Ted Fry, Brian Derby, Jeff Price, William Pitman, Jimmy Cozart, Darcy Dick- ens, Dale Dickens, Phil Da- vidson, Todd Ellis, David Johnston, and Dave Cozart. Computer Club A new club added to S.H.S.’s list of many is the computer club. The computer craze that has spread across the coun- try has affected students at Seaside High as well. Fifteen persons joined together with advisor Jim Troffiter and formed the new club. Togeth- er they studied the many pos- sibilities and workings of the computer, in addition to pool- ing enough money to pur- chase some new computer discs. Foreign Language Front row: Mary Hilde- brand, Rene’ Becker, Mi- chelle Meyers, Becky Maurtinson, Laura Johns, Leslie Osborne, Lance We- ber. Back: Gretchen Price, Angie Polier, Teri Carlson, Ms. Swenddal-White, Shel- ly Stewart, Matt Neff, Suzi Price, Jeanine Neff. Student Council € ei P: Led by A.S.B. President Nancy Baty, par- ticipants in Student Council for the school year 1981-82, set out to get things done, and they did just that. Goals were set, and with the cooperation of the student body and faculty, they were accomplished. There were various fund raisers all proving to be successful. Aside from the usual bake sales and cake raffles, they added some new events: among these were Christmas week, and senior citizen lunch. Student Council invited a new wave rock group called the Blenders to perform at a dance, and invited them back a second time. Camfel Produc- tions, a Los Angeles movie company, enter- tained the student body with a rock cine- matography film called “Everyday He- roes”. And, the Portland Timbers came and played 3 games of volleyball against the faculty, the Seaside Rotary, and selected Student Council members. With all the money raised from their ef- forts Student Council purchased a stereo system, materials for a signboard in front of the school, and supplies used for the mu- ral design in the cafeteria created by Peter Grant and Sean Adams. Student Council leaders can easily be credited for a job well done. Nancy Baty Jeanne Taylor Becky Mauritson Jodi Brady Todd Chatalas J.P. Lannigan Academics .. Pay-Off Every spring, students, fac- ulty, and members of the community, unite together to honor those students who have achieved excellence in various fields of study. The variety includes academics, leadership, athletics, charac- ter, music, and drama. At this time not only do seniors re- turn to receive scholarship money and awards for achievements during their high school career, but out- standing underclassmen are recognized as well. This spe- cial day reflects the many ac- complishments and goals that have been reached by the stu- dents and is an opportunity to say “Thank you for a job well done!” SENIOR SCHOLASTIC ) : AWARDS 1982 a Fenton Otis Art Institute of Parsons School of Design Academic Scholarship . . . .Sean Adams United States Merchant Marine Academy Academic Scholarship Heidi Gann Sia | 4 i ng Senior : nic Scholarshi dan St. Olaf College Academic M holarship crngr’s Scholar University of Portland Academic Scholarship Laura Johns ( jeorge Fox Ac ademic Scholarship Holly Maine Gonzaga University torian Award Academic Scholarship United States Merchant Marine ictorign Aw Academy Academic Scholarship NM Willamette University dents Honor Scholarship Seaside High School en Jog-a-Thon Scholarships ©... 6-6 2+ ee Sean Adams T Pihalisy Leasia Becker Peter Grant ’ : p sine Holly Maine Honors at Entrance Becky Mauritson Margie Morris Michelle Myers A . : : i : : Kerry Ruch Arthur Fertig Scholarship Alternate Linda Fenton Clatsop Community College Honor Society Leadership Award Sean Adams Board Scholarships. .....------ +--+ Linda Fenton Rhonda Horn Leslie Osborne ay Pierce | b : oe Sund Outstanding Senior Voca shelle Myers Jess . 1? D : , 4 Jutstandd es hor Bas 4 Arion A Tie Outstanding Senior aa }- fitson | ¢ fbund _ . fet ibner SA . wit r speed a Yolen, Wa ta tele will di a ee - a We are proud to have you Po pledge allegiance to. Gene Gilbertson Jackie Stock, Neil Branson Librarian Counselors te tp “4 ; 4 EGHRDRESS: +5 Feign gn Language” ay ‘(ft Karen Mattock Hoty Begnomics Art Department Ann Royal é Reading Lab John Ogren Vocal Music Larry McCle George Mace Dussea + fomtic tN) Plo ust’ S yt AQ NeélMaine, Leo Sayles, Ed Johnson Science Department School Board Bob Olson, Bruce Haskell, Gainor Minott, Prudence Adams, Larry Peterson,-NOT PICTURED- Bill Fague, and Virginia Cameron. = Sa : . er Riggan™ Superintendent Ed Rippett Principal 1 Odin h Principal Ginger Maltm Bookkeepe i er Cla rk Dane Ly 1G “Att Rene Becker doing a excel- lent job in acting as a crazy lady. Rene Becker doing a excellent job in act- ing as a crazy lady. Rene Becker drink- ing as Peter Grant, Kerry Rueb, Chris Osborne, and Heather Morris look on. we wait: = I | Pf) Michelle Myers and Rene Becker sitting with a strange look on their face. Heather Morris and Ray Pierce ham- ming it up during the play. Ee Pa ee j=ey, Rene Becker, Brian Bradford, Ray Pierce, Heather Morris and Chris Osborne look solemn. IR GS GPOM Top right: Herb Truax and Traci Hamel en- joying themselves on the dance floor. Middle left: Prom Court includes Leasia Becker and escort Kevin Buzzell, Nancy Baty and escort Monte Clooten, Devinee Pickell and escort Van Eller, Joanne Eddy and escort Ken Bia- mont, Queen Linda Fenton and escort Matt Elmes. Middle right: Rhonda Horn and her date. Bottom left: Prom Court receiving flow- ers. Bottom right: The band “Aries” helped make the Prom evening a special one. SENIOR HALL OF FAME — 82 MOST Laura Johns TALKATIVE Mike Swaney MOST Holly Maine OUTGOING Craig Frary MOST Peter Grant ARTISTIC: Kerry Rueb MOST Nadine McKnight EAS YGOING: Eric Huntsman MOST Todd Chatalas MUSICAL Michelle Myers BEST SENSE — Holly Maine OF HUMOR: Eric Polier BEST Rick Goolsby SMILE: Melissa Roberti MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Linda Fenton Heidi Gann Neal Maki Paul Webster Heidi Gann MOST ACADEMIC: MOST CHEERFUL: BEST DRESSED: MOST ATHLETIC: Jerry Green Leslie Osborne Linda Fenton Doug Hauger Herb Truax Margie Morris PRESIDENT Steve Toppila The senior class overall had a great year for their last time at Homecoming week they were pleased by the performance and they were able to stay in the same place for four years straight. The Jogathon went well for them as a lot of seniors showed up to run as they knew it was for them as well as the other students. They also along with the Juniors provided a dance for the stereo sound system. Overall they will remember their senior year forever. 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Columbia Seaside, OR 97138 738-5533 Thistledown 167 E Second, PO Box 735 Cannon Beach, OR 97110 436-1340 Driftwood Inn 179 N Hemlock Cannon Beach, OR 97110 436-2439 Aaron Anna 111 Adams, Anne 90, 111 Adams, Jimmy 19, 20, 35, 63, 81 Adams, Sean 31, 51, 57, 89, 90, 92, 111, 121 Allen, Mike 39, 89 Allen, Stacy 4, 22, 35, 92 Allen, Tim 39 Anderson, Kristin 39, 60, 61 Andrews, Dana 39, 60, 61, 91 Argast, Christine 35, 68 Argast, Dave 46, 111 Armstrong, Tonya 43 Arnold, Jeanne 111 Bakanen, Nolan 39 Bandonis, Laura 43, 60, 61 Banta, Mary 35 Barcus, Lisa 35 Barnes, Hunter 35 Barnes, Mark 111 Barnes, Susan 29, 39, 82, 83 Barnes, Tim 43 Bassett, Terry 43, 63 Bates, David 111 Baty, Nancy 11, 66, 67, 52, 73, 80, 82, 90, 91, 95, 106, 111 Becker, Heidi 39 Becker, Leasia 11, 34, 49, 90, 91, 92, 106, 111 Becker, Rene 39, 91, 92, 94, 105, 104 Beghtol, Heather 35, 65, 74, 75, 90 Beghtol, Kimberly 43 Beneke, Kris 29, 39, 68, 83,91 Bergerson, Chad 19, 39, 62, 63, 70, 71 Bergeson, Alan 111 Bergeson, Craig 35 Bergeson, Lori 42, 43, 65, 82 Bergeson, Mark 35, 71, 93 Bergeson, Paula 26, 43, 65 Biamont, Ken 18, 35, 34, 80, 81, 106 Biamont, Tim 39, 38, 63, 68, 71, 91 Black, Paula 39, 65 Blackburn, Andrea 39 Blacksten, David 39 Blesener, Tracy 111 Blissett, Guyon 20, 64, 39, 72, 38, 91 Bloomster, Karen 43 Bologna, Marcus 39 Bologna, Maria 43 Booth, Julie 29, 31, 35, 74, 75 Bouchard, Laura 111 Bouchard, Todd 20, 35, 39, 80, 81 Boucher, Nikki 43 Bowser, Lincoln 78, 111, 54, 90 Bowser, Stephanie 39, 26, 65 Bradford, Brian 111, 105 Bradford, Mary 43, 89 Brady, Jodie 29, 11, 35, 30, 95, 90, 91, 82, 83 Braun, Jaynie 43 Braun, Jennifer 11, 24, 66, 111 Braun, Joan 35 Brooks, Mark 18, 39, 73, 73, 92 Brown, Christine 111 Brown, Tony 19, 20, 39 Burk, John 20, 35, 71, 93 Burk, Mike 29, 39 Byers, Brock 4, 35, 78, 92 Buzzell, Kevin 19, 106, 78, 111, 79, 90, 91 Campbell, Jean 35 Campbell, Jeff 20, 35 Campbell, Lisa 43 Carden, Brian 46 Carden, Jeff 43, 78, 79 Carey, Walter 111 Carlson, Michelle 43 Carlson, Teri 60, 61, 39, 94 Carow, Rod 35, 72 Cavaya, Dan 20, 39, 81 Cave, Jeff 39 Chatalas, Todd 29, 46, 113, 53, 95, 108, 89, 81 Chopping, Jennifer 43, 26, 89 Chopping, Michele 43 Christensen, Chris 113 Clawson, Kristen 74, 75, 89, 113 Clark, Ginger 111, 113 Clark, John 43 Clark, Kathleen 29, 43, 82 Cline, Becky 113 Cline, Shawn 43, 64, 71 Clooten, Monte 106, 113 Cole, Amanda 43, 82 Collins, Cindy 35 Collins, Debbie 113 Cooke, Scott 39, 65 Corrigan, Lisa 42, 43, 26, 65, 82 Courtwright, Cindy 39 Cousineau, Robert 35 Cozart, Dave 39, 93 Cozart, Jimmy 43, 94 Cozart, Tom 39 Crane, Karla 43, 58 Cryderman, Debbie 43 Cryderman, Rae 29, 35 Como, Dan 39 Dane, Lori 23, 39, 60, 61 Davidson, Phillip 43, 93 Davis, Larry 43 Davis, Lyle 43 Davis, Troy 39 Dean, Curt 43, 81 Dean, Tina 43 Derby, Bryan 19, 39, 72, 93 Derby, Rick 18, 35, 62, 63, 71, 93 Dickens, Dale 39, 93 Dickens, Darcy 43, 93 Dickens, Duane 29 Dilley, Jeff 29, 81, 90, 113 Dotson, Randal 43 Dotson, Willian 35 Doyle, Jon 43 Dunn, Becky 35 Eastridge, Robert 19, 58, 81, 113 Eastridge, Tom 43, 58, 81 Eastridge, Vale 39 Eddy, Joanne 34, 35, 24, 66, 67, 80, 82, 87, 106 Eden, Barb 43 Egli, Kim 4, 29, 30, 58, 61, 83, 113 Eguchi, Mike 39 Eller, Brad 18, 39, 72, 73 Elliott, Kelcey 39 Ellis, Merriann 26, 39 Ellis, Todd 20, 35, 93 Elmes, Matt 17, 35, 63, 68, 79, 90, 91, 106 England, Denice 44, 58 Erickson, Scott 35, 83, 91, 93 Erickson, Valerie 26, 44 Falker, Jesse 35 Farrell, Sean 29 44, 81 Fenton, Linda 11, 90, 91, 106, 109, 121 Ferron, Bob 35 Ferron, Jean 23, 44, 60, 61 Fisher, Dean 20, 44, 79 Flores, Ron 40 Folk, Jimmy 38, 40, 64 Frandsen, Angela 49, 90, 113 Frandsen, Sally 29, 30, 44 Frary, Craig 19, 17, 57, 81, 83, 91, 92, 108, 114 French, Jerry 17, 35 French, Lorraine 29, 35, 65, 82 Frey, Marcelo 29, 35, 80, 81, 88 Fry, Ted 40, 93 Fry, Tom 20, 40, 58, 59 Furnish, Bobee-Kay 44 Furnish, Frank 35 Gann, Heidi 24, 49, 66, 109, 113, 121 Gaston, Robert 29, 49, 80, 81, 113 Gauper, Bob 20, 40, 72 Giddings, Larry 20, 44 Ginther, Lorie 24, 40 Gladson, Ginny 44, 76 Goolsby, Rick 68, 54, 78, 90, 109, 110, 113 Gould, Coleen 60, 61, 89, 113 Gould, Kim 35 Grant, Brian 40 Grant, Peter 31, 51, 57, 89, 92, 104, 108 Green, Jenni 23, 40 Green, Jerry 19, 90, 91, 109, 113 Greenawald, Tracy 44 Greenway, Debbie 110, 113 Grieson, Robin 36 Griffin, Jerry 36 Gustafson, Chris 36 Gustafson, Pam 36 Gutierrez, Jose 113 Hamel, Traci 29, 36, 66, 68, 82, 106 Haner, Mike 4, 29, 36, 33, 73, 72 Hanson, Aaron 31, 90, 115 Harrison, Cindy 40 Harrison, Steve 40 Hartman, Eric 19, 63, 62, 36, 70, 71, 86 Hatler, Deanna 44 Haubner, Deanne 22, 90, 110, 115 Hauger, Jay 29, 31, 46, 81, 90, 109, 115 Hensleigh, Thad 44 Herrin, Mike 36 Hildebrand, Chris 36, 92 Hildebrand, Mary 40, 76, 94 Holmes, Bran 67, 78, 115 Holmes, Victoria 4, 52, 115 Holt, Nancy 29, 17, 36, 82, 83, 91 Hopla, Ronald 44, 42, 61, 64, 68, 72 Horn, Jesse 40 Horn, Rhonda 29, 58, 65, 82, 83, 91, 106, 115 Howell, Donna 36 Huls, Anthony Scott 40 Huls, Stephen 40, 72 Huntsman, Craig 34, 36, 71 Huntsman, Eric 58, 108, 115 Hurd, Allan 40 Hurd, Sylvia 36 Harrison, Russell 40 Isle, Bryce 29, 81, 115 Jacobson, Evon 31, 115 Jerns, Susan 44 Johns, Kris 29, 44, 64 Johns, Laura 29, 89, 92, 94, 108, 116 Johnson, Brent 36 Johnson, Dana 40, 73, 74, 75 Johnson, Gayle 44 Johnson, Jennifer 40, 66, 82, 91 Johnson, Katie 116 Johnson, Tami 44 Johnston, David 36, 93 Johnston, Kris 40, 93 Jones, Danny 36, 81 Jones, Karen 36 Jones, Kim 24, 36, 66 Johnson, Louie 64, 89 Kapan, Durrell 36, 50, 90, 92 Kapan, Wyndham 44 Karge, Kari 36, 89 Kauffman, Brad 44, 64, 72 Kauffman Leslee 36 Kaufman, John 40 Kaul, Andrea 40, 91, 92 Keller, Merle 116 Kenyon, Jeff 40 Keranen, Dan 36 Kerr, Kathy 36 Klosterman, Fritz 44 Klosterman, Virginia 36 Kowatch, Christine 44, 74, 75 Kowatch, Karolyn 36, 66, 74, 75 Kravet, Carla 36, 73 Krizan, Jill 40 Kulland, Cindy 40, 76 Knop, Cassie 40 Lacasse, Jim 20, 40 Lacasse, Michelle 23, 44, 82 Langlo, Nancy 44 Lannigan, J.P. 36, 72, 95 Lannigan, Kellie 23, 44, 58, 61 Leithner, Terri 26, 65, 68, 44, 42, 81 Lerma, Jamie 20, 64, 72 Linton, Tim 51 Little, Shannon 20, 40, 65, 66 Lounsbury, Allison 36 Lounsbury, Donald 116 Lounsbury, Jerry 44 Ludtke, Dawna 40 Lundberg, Kirk 116 Luth, Bud 20, 40, 72, 73 Lynch, Nan 36 Lynch, Patty 36 Little, Julie 36 Leer, Gary 72 Maclean, Kylynn 40 Mahoe, Monte 40 Maine, Holly 92, 108, 116 Merrell, Mark 44, 64, 72 Merrell, Thomas 40, 93 Miottel, Jeff 45, 81 Miyokawa, Yuki 11, 24, 26, 88 Morris, Heather 29, 45, 46, 65, 89, 92, 104, 105 Morris, Margie 29, 30, 58, 60, 61, 68, 73, 80, 82, 83, 90, 91, 109, 110, 117 Morris, Stephanie 29, 30, 34, 36, 66, 73, 82, 83 Myers, Michelle 46, 53, 57, 90, 92, 94, 105, 108, 117 Malsch, Rachel 66, 117 Morrow, Roudy 36 Nance, Honi 36 Neff, Jeanine 36, 65, 90, 24 Neff, Matt 40, 49, 94 Nickens, Eddie 45 Nichens, Tami 117 Niemi, Lisa 40, 26, 65 Nyswonger, Mike 20, 36, 58, 59, 81 Odegard, Eric 118 Odegard, Melody 36 Odegard, Rebecca 45, 65 Odegard, Renae 40, 92 O’Kelly, Kimberly 36 Oliber, Bill 36, 93 Oliber, Bill 36, 93 Olson, Brad 20, 40, 71 Olson, Brenda 45, 58, 61 Olson, Brian 4, 40 Olson, Heidi 45, 74, 75 Olson, Roger 40 Orendain, Jamie 88 Osborne, Chris 36, 89, 92, 104, 105 Osborne, Leslie 49, 90, 91, 94, 109, 118 Ostermeier, Fred 18, 37 OsterMeier, Sylvia 45, 65 Overall, Shari 40 Pachal, Scott 37 Painter, Tracey 37, 76, 93 Palmer, Lauren 40, 64 Parrish, Danny 41 Parson, Suzanne 4, 51, 17, 82, 90, 92, 118 Perkins, Mimi 38, 41, 74, 75 Perkins, Dawn 45, 64, 76 Pershin, Julie 45 Pesonen, Janine 41 Pesonen, Julie 41 Peterson, Paul 37, 72 Phifer, Trisla 45 Picard, Dave 41 Pickell, Dann 19, 20, 37, 93 Pickell, Devine 37, 91, 106 Pierce, Ray 29, 53, 89, 90, 81, 105, 118 Pilger, Allan 118 Pilger, Anita 45 Pitman, Jeff 41, 72 Pitman, Troy 71 Pitman, Darrell 20, 37, 71, 93 Plummer, Stacey 23, 41 Police, Albert 45 Polier, Angie 26, 41, 94 Polier, Eric 31, 50, 92, 108, 118 Powell, Anne 41 Praskey, Andy 41 Praskey, Nate 37, 93 Price, Gretchen 24, 41, 79, 90, 94 Price, Jeff 37, 93 Price, Sarah 89, 118 Price, Suzanne 23, 45, 82, 94 Ray, Dale 37 Reardon, Jim 37, 90 Reardon, Mike 41 Reid, Perry 45 Richards, Debbi 45, 60, 61, 74, 75 Riggan, John 20, 41, 63 Roberti, Mary 41 Roberti, Mimi 74, 75, 109, 118 Rogers, Angie 37 Rogers, Lynn 41 Rueb, Kerry 4, 17, 90, 104, 108, 118 Rutledge, Bechy 41, 74, 75 Rutledge, Debra 26, 37 Ryan, Elizabeth 29, 37 Ryan, William 37, 86 Sadilek, Kerstin 24, 34, 37, 66, 82 Sarpola, David 20, 37, 63, 81, 93 Sarpola, Mark 45, 64, 80, 81 Schroeder, Debbie 41 Sheilds, Julie 41 Shively, David 37 Silva, Dennis 19, 41 58 Smith, Andrea 26, 45 Smith, Lisa 41 Smith, Robin 4, 41 Snyder, Craig 31, 45 Sorrels, James 37 Sorrels, Patty 41, 76 Sparling, Lisa 26, 41, 65 Spence, Till 37, 78 Starr, Shellie 41 Stilwell, Linn 41, 118 Stockenberg, Arthur 37, 72 Stockenberg, John 29, 81, 82, 83 Stockenberg, Ronnie 20, 40, 71 Stoller, Jessica 45 Stoller, Jeff 18, 41, 81 Stoneman, Chip 19, 37, 58, 59, 71 Stoneman, Danny 20, 41, 58 Stoneman, Mark 37. 58 Strain, Lonnie 41 Strumme, Terri 41, 60, 61, 91 Sturdevant, Patty 26, 45, 65, 82 Sturdevant, Tami 4, 37, 91 Sullenger, Jason 41 Sund, Jessica 57, 89, 92, 118 Swaney, Mike 19, 58, 108, 118 Swanland, Don 89, 118 Swendenborg, Lisa 29, 30, 45, 42, 65, 91 Swedenborg, Roger 17, 19, 81, 83, 118 Sims, Edward 45 Sims, Laurie 45, 76 Still, Beth 91 Tate, Traci 45, 74, 75 Taylor, Jeanne 37, 61, 82, 92, 95 Taylor, Laura 41, 92 Thomas, Irina 37 Thomas, Torsten 45 Thompson, Paula 25, 45, 74, 75 Thornton, Tidd 20, 45, 58 Toppila, Steve 18, 58, 59, 81, 110, 118 Torgeson, Lynda 37 Torgeson, Sherri 45 Trot, Donna 45, 65, 82 Trost, Jane 37, 66 Truax, Herb 18, 51, 52, 63, 68, 70, 71, 106, 109, 118 Truax, Jody 1 18 Trucke, Holly 23, 41, 91 Trucke, Sharon 118 Tyler, Jennifer 37 Underhill, Jodi 4, 37 Underhill, Lori 37 Van Dyke, Frank 29, 38, 41, 64, 81, 91 Vaughn, Lisa 22, 37 Vaughn, Paige 41 Verbrugge, Charlie 20, 41, 58 Ward, Mitch 41 Weaver, Shelly 26, 41, 38, 58, 61 Weaver, Steve 112 Weber, Lance 29, 41, 81, 93, 94 Weber, Lisa 29, 42, 45, 65, 82, 91 Webster, Carl 45 Webster, Michael 41, 58 Webster, Paul D. 20, 37, 68, 86 Webster, Tammy 37 Wellington, Jeff 29, 63, 70, 71, 87, 120 West, Mike 37, 86 Wite, Karl 4, 120, 81, 90 Whitlock, George 18, 58, 120 Whitlock, Sally 37 Wickman, John 45, 49 Wilcock, Lawrence 45, 64, 81 Wilson, Pat 4, 17, 18, 78, 79, 90, 120 Wilson, Steven 41, 78 Wolford, Mark 20, 45, 58 Woodland, Lisa 45 Worcester, Mike 37 Wunderlich, Mide 51, 120 Williams, James 41 Zsarko, Bob 120 Staff Auld, Jim 100 Beghtol, Coley 101 Brandson, Neil 98 Buzzell, Bruce 18, 90, 100 Cole, Merv 98 Corrigan, Mike 101 Dusseau, Becky 4, 101 Elliott, Larry 101 Eskcola, Claudette 101 Gilbertson, Gene 81, 82, 98 Gorchels, Chris 102 Haller, Larry 91, 101 Hogsett, Jerry 98 Johnson, Ed 101 Knutson, Carol 101 Lyons, Stubby 18, 72, 101 McClellan, Larry 82, 101 Maine, Neil 101 Mattocks, Karen 99 Muldoon, Joyce 101 Nelson, Jim 18, 101 Newton, John 99 Odin, Carl 92, 102 Ogren, John 20, 100 Rippet, Ed 102, 121 Royal, Anne 100 Sayles, Leo 101 Smith, Larry 54, 99 Stacey, George 92, 101 Stock, Jackie 98 Stutesman, Carol 74, 101 Tiedeman, Mike 99 Trofitter, Jim 101 Vendrell, Rudy 20, 58, 100 Vail, Debbie 101 Wentzel, Sandra 99 Westerholm, Jerry 100 Swenddal-White, Kaisa 94, 98 Benson, Carol 103 Clark, April 103 Longnecker, Paty 103 Maltman, Ginger 103 Taggard, Nancy 103 Weber, Sharon 103 Smith, Madge 103 eee {BOBS AIOE ee pea — ON, SOE OD, a Rat es — ares mene oe are er Sea Eas Sees Pa a nae na z a5 iE as aia re a pSHe ee eS mete ae. ae ae sh se | SST EES he meena ——s 7 IRS aint te OE SSF OE in FS er, a ees Sareaiors een = Sr a Sta Ce RS Fa SS es peas rae = ee Sa SST Se este TF x SL IIE OA AU, IS ae RE Soa Sad SE “onan St AE aS RS eri Se ie NA ARAN pM AEM Denes - Se Seon Rae ee or ee Rinteri == At ee eer aimee ot. emi sae ee oe Se eae ee ree Ae ae ee