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

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Inte the Homecoming spirit: Left to right — Lewis Dovle, Heidi Olson. Vince Stamper. Laura Sims. TOP LEFT: Paul Chatalas showing his true sense for fashion on Nerd Day. CEN- TER: Brian Goolsby returns to the Age of Aquarius. ABOVE: Josh Johnson and Lau- rie Odegard get to know each other during the lifesaver pass. RIGHT: Greg Lundberg, Don Mespelt, and Jeff Blissett, members of the rock band KISS, perform in the air band contest. PRG sulmtoDeMOY{

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Only during Homecoming: Lett to right — Lisa Laser, Shawn Schuler, dohn Gallinger, Queen Weber, Josh Tuckman. It took a nine-page publication entitled “Everything you wanted to know about Homecoming but were afraid to ask” to cover the lineup for Homecoming 1984. Some of the new events included a sca venger hunt, class recognition, an airband contest, and jell-o sucking. But the tradi- tional tug-of-wars, hall decorations, pie-eating, and yell contests were not forgotten. And when school resumed its upright state, these people told us what they liked best about Homecoming ‘84: Casey Corkrey: “Dancing with Lisa Weber.” Debbie Jooste: “My pink hair!” Patty Sturdevant: “The seniors winning the spirit cup.” Steve Beneke: “The dance.” ; David Huls: “The girls who dressed up in garbage bags.” Wed «Class Fer yo Anonymous: “The party Tuesday night.” . oly Miss Lewis: “New format and new ideas. S Ponk new We Ay Angie Golleher: “Hall decorations — we won them!” Jeff Heinrichs: “Watching people on the verge of vomiting in the pie-eating contest.” Julie Douglas: “Playing Prince during hall decorations.” Michelle Davis: “The bonfire.” Paul Chatalas: “An excuse to go out to dinner.” Michelle Dane: “The spirit everyone had all week!” MIDDLE RIGHT: Michelle LaCasse and Da vid Pratt on Nerd Day trying to remember what their next class is. ABOVE: Dave Sulli van dares the heights piling on fuel for the bonfire. LEFT: The Oakridge Boys won Ist Prize in the airband contest. From left: Lance Stoneman, Craig Camberg, Brad Corrigan, and Bill Westerholm. UMOp apisdn peuin}g yaam

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TOP LEFT: Ginger Ford came with Astor ian Brian Babbitt, but Seasider Mike Spi- vey got this dance. TOP RIGHT: Chris Dy- mond and Dean Hogan share a kiss. CEN TER: Sno-ball Queen Marci Folk peers over Paul Chatalas’ shoulder, while a dap- per Bob Cornes gets punch for two. ABOVE: Michelle LaCasse and Lerma make a cute couple. Jamie Che Sno-ball Where Lisa Laser came up with the idea is anybody’s guess, but Standing in the Rain with down in history as one of the most un high Pink Flamingoes goes usual themes ever for a school dance. Mrs. Mattocks headed an all-star team of Whitecaps in organizing the dance. Nar The decorations were elegant. so was Marci Folk as queen thing was perfect until snow prevented the DJ from getting to in fact, every ironically Seaside. After a period of utter panic, however, KSWB’s Mr. Ben Wood filled in on an hour’s notice and saved the night! 1985 Sno-ball Court: Sophomores Laurie Eller and Adrain Everette, Seniors Jaynie Brawn and Thad Hensleigh, Juniors Marci Folk and Paul Chatalas, and Freshmen Jeannine Ward and Bill Westerholm.