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

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Charles Kelley Joe Kelsay Brenda Killion Michelle Lounsbury Grant Lund Gregg Lundberg Dean Major Paul McLaughlin Don Mespelt Tina Miller Sarah Miscoe Jeff Moon 23 Senior Portraits

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ON THE AIR on Wednesday nights, often with an incisive editori al comment. Dan Herford studied both broadcast and newspaper jour nalism his junior and senior years Will he be the next Royko or Rath What’s Next? very senior will recall the feeling. You couldn’t wait to get out. But at the same time, there was panic in the pit of your stomach. You’d never have admitted it, but you started thinking about how safe and snug high school was people knew you, an advisor took care of you, there was still a room at home. But all year the question: What’s next? A shaved head in the military? Searching for life’s meaning in Nepal? Pearl] diving at a local greasy spoon? Anything can happen, and you started having nightmares in which THE REAL WORLD was a thug who beat you to a pulp. Panic, yes. But you still couldn’t wait to get out. And for most seniors, greed was the motivation, Yuppieville the goal. “Bucks, I want to make money. What else is there?” said Brian Goolsby. What else? “At this time, I feel that I should focus more on a unity concept rather than college-oriented activities,” said Todd Pachal. “If not, I’m movin’ to the islands for cool waves and tasty buds.” What was next? Show-and-tell at the ten-year reunion. A BUDDING ARTIST? Well, she got an A on this assignment, and Ginger Ford hopes someday to pur- sue a career in the art field Shelley Horton Sue Howarth Greg Hoyt David Huls Josh Johnson Teira Johnson 22 Senior Portraits © LOLEIT “ ‘ : oe «

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WEAR YOUR EARMUFFS t k D Gi MEET YOUR DEADLINES ke De Major sometimes did for Seniors’ Advice (RE P-W Nhink about the things you wish you could do, the things you want to be remembered for, then do them Tina Miller. I’ve excogitated this efficacious devoir, and out of my infinite savoir faire, myself being a pundit of much perspicac- ity, | would, bye your leave, connote or insinuate that you procure a cardinal compendium a dictionary or you will only survive by use of thaumaturgy Lewis Doyle. Don’t cross the highway for a Coke; brown-nose Haller with rhubard pie Brian Goolsby. Never yawn in Lewis’s class Ardy Breitmeyer. Get your college stuff ready early Shelly Horton. Buy a yearbook early; omit unecessary words Josh Johnson. Con- sume a lot of barley and hops to improve your grades Jeff Caldwell. Don’t vegitate. | read something like this when I was a sophomore and didn’t do anything. Don’t do that Joe Kelsay. Be involved. That’s the best thing about high school. When everyone says that it will go fast, you won't believe it, but it’s true. Don’t let it pass you by Leanne Reid. “NOW BOYS, respect your elders ind take good adv criously says Tawny Weaver to underclass men Steve Beneke and Keith Lanni an Jennifer Myers Cari Nyswonger Brett O’Brien Laurie Odegard Ken Ouellette Todd Pachal