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

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LEADING ROLES AS... Being bestowed with the honor of student body president | [ ‘ | is very important. I undertook this task with great anticipa- | ' tion, knowing that with the help from my peers and advi- sors, this year would be highly successful. I feel that it all really was! I will always remember my days at S.H.S. and will continue to use the leadership qualities that { have learned to assist me later in my life. Wim Ryan My job as the 1982-83 president of the Lettermans Club was to hold meetings and provide leadership with the help and a guiding hand from the advisor, Mr. Buzzell. The club is a service organization in school as well as out in our commu- nity. We make and sell buttons for football and basketball games. We also sell school calendars that help boost seagull spirit! Stacy Allen Thespians is a club centered around theater. As a Thespi- an Club we are in charge of two dances and the drama banquet at the end of our performance season. We try to see theater productions that are performed by other schools and by professionals. By doing this we get a broad view of the theater. Chris Osborne As Senior Class president my main duties were to have money making projects and to promote school spirit by get- ting the Senior class involved in all activities. I feel that we were very successful, especially during homecoming week. Eric Hartman

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Jeanine Neff Mike Nyswonger Melody Odegard Kim O’Kelley Chris Osborne Fred Ostermeier Teija Paananen Tracey Painter Paul Peterson Dann Pickell Devinee Pickell William Pitman

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Centurions Club is a service organization. We have many activities that we are involved in with the community as well as in the school. Mr. Haller, the club advisor, hosts one of the highlights of the year, the hamburger feed which is held at his house. Foreign Language club is a organization for students who are enrolled in foreign languages. We have activities throughout the school year to raise money for our christmas party and our Mardigras. Mrs. Kaisa Swenddal- White is our advisor. Jeanne Taylor As student director of the pep band, I lead the band at all pep assemblies. We play at concerts throughout the year. All of the band members sold candy bars, cheese, and sau- sage to help pay for the big trip to Victoria B.C. Thank-You to everyone who helped support us. It helped out a lot!!! Sally Whitlock National Honor Society is an organization for students who have received a 3.45 grade point average throughout high school and also have a creditable record in service, and leadership in school activities. These students are selected by the faculty. Honor society’s main functions are to pro- mote leadership and academic excellence as well as selling candy canes for a fund raiser for scholarships that are giv- en out at the end of the year. Miss Lewis is the club advisor. Matt Elmes The Ski Club was reorganized in 1982 by Mr. Ogren and myself. The hardest part of are job was finding an organzia- tion that handles a ski club. We contacted the Explorer Scouts and arranged a meeting for students interested in skiing. Then the paper work was taken cure of, that includ- ed, insurance and registration. I feel that this year was successful. Gary Anderson